[00:00] <ShadeS> I select install ubuntu, and all i see is a flashing _
[00:00] <dacorr> smrln, i image drives a fare amount and depending on size it can take most of the day or longer
[00:00] <djmaniax> What does this mean? "option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal" and how do i fix it?
[00:00] <smrln> dacorr, will it matter that the source partition is larger than the destination, but the amount of data on the source is less than the destination partition
[00:00] <GeekSquid> Purpley: everything is executable from dll's in windows, bad idea from the start... Blame it on Mr. Gates
[00:00] <ShadeS> i think it
[00:00] <smrln> I don't want to get to the end and see an error
[00:00] <ShadeS> 's a video issue
[00:01] <ShadeS> how do i do no fb && text mode?
[00:01] <dacorr> smrln, i am guessing its not for forensics, what exactly are you trying to do?
[00:01] <Purpley> configure: error: gdbm.h not found... try --with-gdbm-includes=dir
[00:01] <Purpley>  I get that when configuring something, where would I download that? synaptics package manager dosent detail that specifically
[00:01] <Losha> Purpley: not a configure option. apt-get build-dep will try and satisfy dependencies of a source package, but I don't think it will work with just any old random tar file. With those, you have to resolve dependencies manually
[00:02] <marenostrum> ShadeS: How about your login window?
[00:02] <whammo> hi how do I boot into shell with grub2?
[00:02] <smrln> I have a 50GB drive, with a 350GB windows(ntfs) partition and a 100GB ubuntu partition.  Windows went bad, so I booted into ubuntu to backup the windows partition to another 250GB drive I have
[00:02] <Losha> Purpley: apt-cache search libgdbm
[00:02] <smrln> 500GB*
[00:02] <Maletor> I have (4) 1TB drives and (1) 250GB hard drive. How should I set them up?
[00:02] <ShadeS> what do you mean?
[00:02] <ShadeS> i'm trying to install
[00:04] <djmaniax> Anyone? Option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal" and how do i fix it please?
[00:04] <dacorr> smrln, are you going to reinstall windows?
[00:04] <Purpley> thanks losha worked great
[00:04] <steveness> ShadeS, what do you need help wiht?
[00:04] <smrln> dacorr, yes
[00:04] <ShadeS> get the installer to go
[00:04] <ShadeS> it's just showing me a screen with a flashing _
[00:04] <ShadeS> caps/num/etc are not responsive
[00:04] <marenostrum> ShadeS: I thought that you've installed and had the problem. In my opinion: 1- Install CD maybe broken; chech it 2- Try alternate intall CD which is text based.
[00:05] <Trinity33> someone can help me with v4l-dvb linux.org driver? have little issue and need little help
[00:05] <GeekSquid> Elrox: Officially, it may not be supported, however, it runs beautifully here... Perhaps because the manufacturer of this particular laptop did some extra stuff that makes it possible... Either way, I believe it is Compiz that should be supporting the hardware, not the other way around, AMD, ATI, Novell (which is SUSE i.e. redhat) are not in the market of supporting software companies, while they provide SDK's and API's to communicate with their softw
[00:05] <dacorr> smrln, if ubuntu can read the drive then copy the files you need to keep, only us dd if there is problems reading the drive
[00:05] <smrln> dacorr, ok thanks
[00:05] <Purpley> Now i need id3tag wheres that?
[00:05] <steveness> installer for what?
[00:06] <Losha> smrln: Is your ntfs filesystem intact?
[00:06] <Purpley> well id3tag.h
[00:06] <Losha> Purpley: apt-cache search id3tag. Starting to see a pattern yet?
[00:06] <marenostrum> ShadeS: How much ram do you have?
[00:06] <dacorr> smrln, dd images or copies everything that can be read and attempts to recreate on the destination
[00:07] <Purpley> Losha, I know how it works I just thought it might of been a libary
[00:07] <steveness> ShadeS, what version are u trying to install
[00:07] <magn3ts> Any help with this: [AO OSS] audio_setup: Can't open audio device /dev/dsp: Device or resource busy ?
[00:07] <Losha> Purpley: it *is* in a library
[00:07] <djmaniax> Anyone? Option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal" and how do i fix it please?
[00:07] <Purpley> Sorry :/
[00:07] <Elrox> GeekSquid, ATI dev is the one i was referring to, the others are independent from them
[00:08] <Archy1987> how to remove password, it is annoying to type in my password every time i log in ubuntu
[00:08] <steveness> magn3ts, use something else that oss sound
[00:08] <Losha> Purpley: :-)
[00:08] <magn3ts> steveness, what?
[00:08] <steveness> Archy1987, u can do something
[00:08] <GeekSquid> I'll also give props to the community for providing bugfixes, answers, blueprints, and forums that allow users/developers to continue to support the officially unsupported
[00:08] <Archy1987> steveness, what can i do ?
[00:09] <djmaniax> System broken since last upgrade, BEEN TRYING TO GET SOME HELP. Please anyone?
[00:09] <djmaniax> Anyone? Option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal" and how do i fix it please?
[00:09] <steveness> magn3ts, u are using OSS right now, which can be flawed, try to use ALSA first
[00:09] <magn3ts> steveness, I'm trying to use mplayer and my sound won't work. I tried -ao also -ao oss and neither worked
[00:09] <steveness> Archy1987, give me a second
[00:09] <frojnd> Hello there. I'd like to put xubuntu on usb drive. How can I do that? So then I'd be able to boot from usb pen????
[00:09] <Craig_Dem> Archy1987: Go to system -> administration -> login screen
[00:09] <magn3ts> * that should say I tried -ao alsa & -ao oss
[00:09] <kindofabuzz> !usb
[00:09] <steveness> magn3ts, i dont know much about mplayer
[00:09] <kindofabuzz> !usb > frojnd
[00:10] <Losha> Archy1987: those pesky passwords. Ubuntu just puts them there to annoy you, you know....
[00:10] <dacorr> smrln, also keep in mind linux ignores windows permissions etc and will add the permissions of the user account copying and same when writing back to windows although easier to manipulate on ntfs
[00:10] <BluesKaj-Laptop> Archy1987, you set it up to use no pw , but beware if you don't have a pw when something goes wrong with X , then you have no access to root to run a TTY shell to write commands that can rescue your system
[00:10] <marenostrum> Archy1987: system > login window (authenticate with your password) select autamatic login
[00:11] <lama12345> whats the pass for sudo in ubuntu privacy remix?
[00:11] <Archy1987> thank you, i will now restart and test if this works ;)
[00:11] <BluesKaj-Laptop> marenostrum, bad advice
[00:11] <djmaniax> System broken since last upgrade, BEEN TRYING TO GET SOME HELP FOR DAYS. Please anyone?
[00:12] <dacorr> djmaniax, upgrade from, to and what went wrong during upgrade?
[00:12] <marenostrum> Archy1987: Forget about my advice, it seems to be not true
[00:12] <steveness> give me a bit longer
[00:12] <BluesKaj-Laptop> djmaniax, destails please
[00:12] <alex12> while using fdisk on my new SSD, i noticed it had already set the start sectors of the new partition to 63 ... is this correct for ssd slignment with 512 byte blocks?
[00:12] <steveness> Archy1987,  give me a bit longer
[00:12] <Trinity33> hi need little help downloaded the last driver from linuxtv.org v4l-dvb then i went in to directory and typed make and got error  v4l-dvb/v4l/firedtv-1394.c: In function 'fdtv_1394_exit': checked google and found that there is a bug so i need to change line in v4l-dvb/v41.confing before i will be able to make this file the problem is that i cant find config file there is config.bttv or config.cx88 kconfig etc cant a
[00:12] <Trinity33>  nd i should find the line CONFIG_DVB_FIREDTV=m and change it CONFIG_DVB_FIREDTV=n but i cant find it:) so need help to compile that driver
[00:12] <fcuk112> i am tempted to buy lots of old notebooks + install ubuntu on them - what's wrong with me?
[00:13] <Losha> fcuk112: OCD?
[00:13] <lama12345> whats the pass for sudo in ubuntu privacy remix?
[00:13] <Purpley> fcuk112, Dont worry :) I have about 10 computers ive rescued :)
[00:13] <djmaniax> dacorr: installed system Monday, upgraded packages Tuesday, been all wrong since. Pretty sure it's a gstreamer thing.
[00:13] <ShadeS> steveness: latest server i386
[00:13] <buntu_> what do you do if you're trying to install a program from Ubuntu Software Center and it says "Not available in the current data"?
[00:13] <dacorr> alex12, its fine, reserved for MBR and partion table
[00:14] <djmaniax> Dacorr: Option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal"
[00:14] <garrett_> help
[00:14] <archy> no, it asks password :(
[00:14] <steveness> ShadeS, is there any way you can go to console
[00:14] <archy> password for default keyring
[00:14] <archy> something with network
[00:14] <garrett_> how do i use this?
[00:14] <ShadeS> 9.10.
[00:14] <dacorr> djmaniax, when does the error message occur?
[00:14] <ShadeS> steveness:
[00:15] <ShadeS> no
[00:15] <ShadeS> i can supply a boot parameter
[00:15] <ShadeS> and then i don't get anywhere
[00:15] <djmaniax> when i try software centre, rhythmbox, movie player, etc
[00:15] <djmaniax> dacorr: when i try software centre, rhythmbox, movie player, etc
[00:15] <richard> archy,  press alt+f2 then type "gksu /usr/sbin/gdmsetup" in
[00:15] <buntu_> what do you do if you're trying to install a program from Ubuntu Software Center and it says "Not available in the current data"?
[00:15] <dacorr> djmaniax, have you run the applications from terminal to see what they report back?
[00:16] <KaiForce> why is extended desktop in 9.10 / Intel graphics so difficult?
[00:16] <GeekSquid> lama12345: ubuntu privacy remix doesn't have one... by default it is un-modifiable, you can't change anything... That and it is not supported here as it is a derivative version that the majority (if not all of us) have never used
[00:16] <djmaniax> dacorr: i caught something once about a depreciated lib? file, but cqnnot repeat that error
[00:16] <blakkheim> KaiForce: it's not
[00:16] <Guest60115> archy,  press alt+f2 then type "gksu /usr/sbin/gdmsetup" in
[00:16] <tetsuo_> Hey. I can't mount any pen drive on my ubuntu box. Can anyone help me?
[00:16] <Guest60115> archy,  i am steveness
[00:16] <djmaniax> dacorr: yes, that's how i know what the error is
[00:16] <buntu_> buntu_: what do you do if you're trying to install a program from Ubuntu Software Center and it says "Not available in the current data"?
[00:17] <Losha> buntu_: which program?
[00:17] <buntu_> KlamAV
[00:17] <KaiForce> blakkheim ok, so what am I doing wrong?  If I move the monitors side by side as a regular user, it locks up my computer.  If I do it as root, it doesn't lock, but i'm still mirrored rather than extended desktop
[00:17] <dacorr> djmaniax, before update had you installed any packages not from the repositories for multimedia?
[00:17] <TBotNik> hey having apache alias problem on 9.04 and HOWTOs not helping
[00:17] <Losha> buntu_: clamav?
[00:17] <GeekSquid> garrett_: Welcome to ubuntu support, this is a support chat channel for ubuntu , when asking questions please be specific and provide details of your problem so we can help
[00:17] <djmaniax> dacorr: no
[00:18] <buntu_> Losha no KlamAV
[00:18] <KaiForce> GeekSquid nice
[00:18] <boss_mc> Losha: klamav is the kde interface to clamav
[00:18] <sacarlson> Losha: after reboot another random port was open but I seem to have isolated it to my nfs mount.  when I disable nfs server the port listen goes away
[00:18] <djmaniax> dacorr: repos are standard, backports, canonnical supported, medibuntu, and one for my wireless driver.
[00:18] <TBotNik> all: hey having apache alias problem on 9.04 and HOWTOs not helping
[00:19] <dacorr> djmaniax, must admit i have not seen the error before, i can only suggest you use synaptic to remove completly the media items add the medibuntu repositories and reinstall
[00:19] <Losha> boss_mc: figures, thanks. buntu_: I've always had problems installing clamav (version mismatches etc.)
[00:19] <archy> Guest60115, so whats next ?
[00:19] <garrett_> geeksquid_: i have my ubuntu set up for dual display, but everytime i restart the computer it always goes back to the single display. how do i stop this?
[00:19] <Yvier6> hey guys, what could i do? http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/45120/auswahl_012_myAD57.png
[00:19] <KaiForce> anyone know how to get extended desktop working?
[00:19] <GeekSquid> garrett_: what are you using to setup the dual-display?
[00:19] <buntu_> Losha what am i supposed to do?
[00:19] <Losha> sacarlson: nfs servers choose ports to listen on, that's quite normal I believe...
[00:19] <djmaniax> dacorr: pretty sure that won't work. I need to fix the lib? file that stores/logs the registry. . . ?
[00:20] <Losha> buntu_: dunno, maybe ask in #kde ?
[00:20] <Guest60115> archy,  you go to the security tab and check "automatic login"
[00:20] <tetsuo_> Hey. I can't mount any pen drive on my ubuntu box. Can anyone help me?
[00:20] <dacorr> djmaniax, i remember having a  problem with gstreamer at one point and some of the dvd packages after upgrade and i had to reinstall and faf
[00:20] <buntu_> what do you do if you're trying to install a program from Ubuntu Software Center and it says "Not available in the current data"?
[00:20] <sacarlson> Losha; yes I'm sure now I'm just paranoid after being hacked
[00:20] <Losha> sacarlson: remind me, how did they get in?
[00:21] <archy> Guest60115, when i type this, and press RUN - it asks me my password, and after this - nothing happened
[00:21] <buntu_> what do you do if you're trying to install a program from Ubuntu Software Center and it says "Not available in the current data"?
[00:21] <sacarlson> all I can tell you if you don't want to get hacked with oscommers is delete the file_manager.php file in admin
[00:21] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: the nvidia setup vendor. appearently the driver isnt compatiable with linux
[00:21] <dacorr> djmaniax, what do the system logs say?
[00:21] <buntu_> sacarlson: do you have a server that was hacked
[00:21] <toudi_> #katowice
[00:21] <djmaniax> dacorr: I've reinstalled the gstreamer progs already, didn't helpthe registry at all. That depreciated lib file stops everything from working in
[00:21] <Guest60115> archy try sudo /usr/sbin/gdmsetup in the console
[00:21] <djmaniax> dacorr: I've reinstalled the gstreamer progs already, didn't helpthe registry at all. That depreciated lib file stops everything from working in the registry
[00:21] <Losha> sacarlson: oh right, running a web server that got hacked. Unfortunately that's kind of an occupational hazard...
[00:22] <GeekSquid> garrett_: do you have nvidia-settings installed? .. you will need to run it as superuser by typing gksudo nvidia-settings into a terminal
[00:22] <archy> Guest60115, sudo: /usr/sbin/gdmsetup: command not found
[00:22] <GeekSquid> garrett_: but before you do that let's check a few things
[00:22] <buntu_> sacarlson: do you have a server that was hacked
[00:22] <sacarlson> Losha: it's the old version of oscommerce that seems to have a big hole that if you go direct to the file /catalog/admin/file_manager.php  you can upload any file you want
[00:22] <buntu_> what do you do if you're trying to install a program from Ubuntu Software Center and it says "Not available in the current data"?
[00:22] <lama12345> how can i boot _directly_ a ubuntu live cd with root rights?
[00:22] <lama12345> sudo is restricted in ubuntu privacy remix live cd :/
[00:22] <dacorr> djmaniax, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1331010
[00:23] <djmaniax> dacorr: which one where. I'd look if i knew. . . :(
[00:23] <Losha> sacarlson: big hole is an understatement. Will you upgrade?
[00:23] <Guest60115> archy, do u run kubuntu?
[00:23] <sacarlson> buntu_ yes
[00:23] <archy> Guest60115, ubuntu, latest
[00:23] <KaiForce> GeekSquid do you know anything about setting up dual monitors with Intel graphics (845GM)
[00:23] <Guest60115> archy, okay
[00:23] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: alright. what first?
[00:23] <Guest60115> brb
[00:23] <GeekSquid> garrett_: answer my last question?
[00:23] <buntu_> what do you do if you're trying to install a program from Ubuntu Software Center and it says "Not available in the current data"?
[00:23] <Yvier6> hey guys, what could i do? http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/45120/auswahl_012_myAD57.png
[00:23] <sacarlson> buntu_ website hacked almost no visable damage after delete of there index.html file
[00:23] <ShadeS> what's the minimum loading boot parameter?
[00:23] <GeekSquid> garrett_: then sudo nvidia-xconfig from command line
[00:24] <KaiForce> sacarlson its the non-visible damage I'd be worried about.  Can you reload server?
[00:24] <garrett_> Geeksquid_:describe what u mean by nvidia-settings
[00:24] <archy> Guest60115, that network keyring password is annoying me so much
[00:24] <Guest60115> go to system>administration>login window and go to the security tab, and enable automatic login
[00:24] <sacarlson> Losha: well I have a new version that I'm still working on but this one has mods that will take some time
[00:25] <tetsuo_> Hey. I can't mount any pen drive on my ubuntu box. Can anyone help me?
[00:25] <Losha> sacarlson: open source tripwire might be a good thing for you to add. It basically keeps a list of all important files and their md5sums, so you can tell if anything changes...
[00:25] <sacarlson> Losha: for now I just renamed the admin file to a 10 leter number random that will make it take them longer next time.
[00:25] <archy> Guest60115, i picked - Log in as Archy automatically
[00:25] <GeekSquid> garrett_: it is a application that is provided by nvidia and the community... if you type "gksudo nvidia-settings" into a terminal ... tell me what happens after you enter your password
[00:25] <buntu_> buntu_: what do you do if you're trying to install a program from Ubuntu Software Center and it says "Not available in the current data"?
[00:25] <gaetano> hello
[00:25] <sacarlson> losha: cool I'll look at that
[00:26] <Guest60115> archy, does it work
[00:26] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: the nvidia x server settings come up
[00:26] <archy> Guest60115, nope, it still asks some network keyring password
[00:26] <garrett_> geeksquid_: which is weird because i have the desktop edition
[00:26] <archy> to my mind it is password for internet connection
[00:27] <KaiForce> anyone know anything about setting up extended desktop with Intel 845GM?
[00:27] <GeekSquid> KaiForce: yes and no, yes in that I have been able to do it prior to the intel regression of 2009, and no in that I haven't been able to get it to work since... and stopped buying intel hardware
[00:27] <Guest60115> are you in a network with 2 computers or mor?
[00:27] <lama12345> how can i boot _directly_ a ubuntu live cd with root rights?
[00:27] <lama12345> sudo is restricted in ubuntu privacy remix live cd :/
[00:27] <KaiForce> GeekSquid ok, then it isn't me?  Intel driver is jacked?
[00:27] <wells> hiya
[00:27] <archy> Guest60115, yes. My computer - ubuntu, and second computer - xp
[00:27] <archy> Guest60115, connection - wireless
[00:28] <GeekSquid> garrett_: not wierd, kinda cool... now see if it will detect your dispalys ... set it up for your dual displays and save the configuration to /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[00:28] <Guest60115> archy, can't you just disable the network keyring thingy
[00:28] <gaetano> which do you think it's better: Amd Sempron 140 AM3    o    Intel Cel 3200??
[00:28] <gaetano> thanks
[00:28] <archy> Guest60115, how to disable this annoying thing ?
[00:29] <GeekSquid> !intel | KaiForce ... this is what I was talking about when I said regression of 2009
[00:29] <sacarlson> losha: oh on a positive not they files they uplaoded to hack me are cool.  it's a shell for php that looks like an ftp manager.  very small only 56kb,  you can browse the whole computer upload download files see what priv they are set to .....
[00:29] <Purpley> Hey guys I need help installing firefly, the wiki is a 404 i tried accessing it through archive but it isnt working and the freenode chat room has 1 person who is afk in it
[00:29] <GeekSquid> garrett_: then logout and log back in and see if you get 2 screens
[00:30] <dacorr> djmaniax, does vlc work?
[00:30] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: it says failed to parse existing X config file
[00:30] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: when i tried to save it
[00:30] <Purpley> I just installed the tarball now what?
[00:30] <pea[laptop]> can you downgrade ubuntu?
[00:30] <marenostrum> lama12345: I don't know "diving directly as root" but from terminal you can be root by sudo su and....
[00:30] <GeekSquid> garrett_: now... goto a new terminal and type sudo nvidia-xconfig
[00:30] <Guest60115> archy, try to make the network keyring pass the same as ur normal pass
[00:31] <djmaniax> dacorr: i do not have the listed plugin installed :(
[00:31] <GeekSquid> GeekSquid: then try saving it again
[00:31] <archy> Guest60115, it is already same
[00:31] <djmaniax> don't k know, it's a netbook, havn't tried it
[00:31] <rww> ubottu: downgrade | pea[laptop]
[00:31] <djmaniax> dacorr: don't know, have not tried it on my netbook
[00:31] <Purpley> How do i view hidden files in the file browser?
[00:32] <Elrox> Purpley, ctrl+h
[00:32] <dacorr> djmaniax, try vlc as it uses its own gstreamer libraries and not the systems
[00:32] <djmaniax> dacorr: Still, the problem is related to a trauncated lib file
[00:32] <pea[laptop]> rww, what?
[00:32] <pea[laptop]> well is ubuntu gonna fix this sound bug
[00:32] <pea[laptop]> i wonna change my volume
[00:32] <GeekSquid> garrett_: you with me?
[00:32] <djmaniax> dacorr: maybe, but what is the result going to actually tell us?
[00:33] <Guest60115> have you ever changed the keyring password before?
[00:33] <djmaniax> dacorr: it won't fix my system?
[00:33] <dassouki> in javabased compiled apps, how can i specify which jre i want to run ?
[00:33] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: it says "Using X configuration file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf".
[00:33] <garrett_> VALIDATION ERROR: Data incomplete in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
[00:33] <garrett_>                   Undefined Device "(null)" referenced by Screen "Default
[00:33] <garrett_>                   Screen".
[00:33] <garrett_> Backed up file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' as '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'
[00:33] <garrett_> New X configuration file written to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'"
[00:33] <FloodBot1> garrett_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:33] <dacorr> djmaniax, that nothing else is contributing to the error
[00:33] <Elrox> pea[laptop], have you tried alsamixer ?
[00:33] <pea[laptop]> yes
[00:33] <GeekSquid> garrett_:  do not paste here ... use paste.ubuntu.com to paste
[00:34] <egalia> hi!
[00:34] <archy> Guest60115, no changes - i only entered that password when i was connecting to internet at first time
[00:34] <GeekSquid> garrett_: did you run sudo nvidia-xconfig
[00:34] <garrett_> Geeksquid_:sorry. but do u understand what i tried to say?
[00:34] <djmaniax> dacorr: I'll try. Have slow net so this could take a while. . . This is what i was hopeing to avoid. . . wish me luck
[00:34] <marenostrum> egalia: hello
[00:34] <Purpley> argh i keep farting
[00:34] <Purpley> sorry wrong channel :)
[00:35] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: yes
[00:35] <archy> Guest60115,  System->Preferences->Startup Applications, and uncheck "GNOME Keyring Daemon".
[00:35] <GeekSquid> garrett_: close nvidia-settings, and run gksudo nvidia-settings again
[00:35] <dacorr> djmaniax, if it does work, you will need to purge the gstreamer and i would manually download the debs from the ubuntu websites and install just to rule out any corrupt packages etc
[00:35] <archy> Guest60115,  i will try this
[00:36] <Wren12> Hi everybody
[00:36] <marenostrum> hi
[00:36] <GeekSquid> !hi | Wren12
[00:36] <djmaniax> dacorr: i can and will and have already. My net is slow and I'm trying to acheive this sometime this decade. . . there must be a better way to isolate the problem?
[00:36] <Wren12> I need help with ifenslave...
[00:37] <garrett_> Geeksquid_:okay, now what?
[00:37] <Guest60115> archy try this :http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/
[00:37] <Wren12> it's to do ethernet teaming with nics
[00:37] <archy> Guest60115, Yes! It worked :)
[00:38] <GeekSquid> garrett_: continue the process... detect, setup dual-screens, then save to /etc/X11/xorg.conf  ... the first X is caps the second isn't
[00:38] <jdeloach> Could someone help me setup a quad-monitor setup with dual ATI cards? ( I need help with the xorg.conf/configuring it )
[00:38] <archy> Guest60115, System->Preferences->Startup Applications, and uncheck "GNOME Keyring Daemon" <-- correct solution
[00:38] <Guest60115> archy what worked
[00:38] <Guest60115> coool
[00:38] <Wren12> ?
[00:38] <dacorr> djmaniax, other than removing all multimedia packages and reinstalling, kill them all for the one so to speak
[00:38] <archy> Guest60115, bye, i go sleep now! Have a nice night ;D
[00:38] <fedora_newb> I am trying to decide on a new linux os, I have a web server that runs centos, but how good would that be as a desktop vs ubuntu?
[00:38] <Guest60115> try this site if u need it http://davestechsupport.com/blog/2009/01/16/how-to-remove-ubuntus-password-keyring/
[00:38] <GeekSquid> garrett_: do you get an error now?
[00:39] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: nope, looks like that worked. but how will i know that it actuallyis setup?
[00:39] <jdeloach> Anybody have any knowledge about using multiple video cards at once to create a 4 monitor setup?
[00:40] <GeekSquid> garrett_:  log out and log back in
[00:40] <garrett_> will it close out this screen?
[00:40] <djmaniax> dacorr: ??? Sorry, i don't understand
[00:40] <GeekSquid> garrett_: yep, save your work
[00:40] <Lappie> is there a divx web player that will work or a substitute ?
[00:40] <Younder> no
[00:40] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: so how will i connect back to u?
[00:41] <dacorr> djmaniax, it appears a few have had this problem since the kernel update, http://art.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1319290 may help
[00:41] <Younder> fsync
[00:41] <plitter> why is the link for downloading ubuntu 10.04 gone?
[00:41] <Lappie> something that will allow me to play movies from netflix and watch-movies-online.tv?
[00:41] <dassouki> in javabased compiled apps, how can i specify which jre i want to run ?
[00:41] <Younder> Plinker, there is no ubuntu 10
[00:41] <Pici> !lucid | plitter
[00:41] <GeekSquid> garrett_: same way you did to find this channel
[00:42] <Younder> dassouki, ln -s whatever java
[00:42] <garrett_> Geeksquid_:okay then, brb
[00:42] <plitter> i know but the alpha 2, wanna try installing it with virtual box to see if it works now:P
[00:42] <Pici> plitter: Please use #ubuntu+1 for Lucid discussion :)
[00:42] <rww> plitter: See the link in #ubuntu+1's /topic
[00:42] <Younder> plitter, it doesn't
[00:43] <Younder> plitter, and don't
[00:43] <joel_> i need play COmbat Arms
[00:43] <marenostrum> Lappie: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=525028
[00:43] <Younder> joel_, tough, try a dual boot
[00:43] <dassouki> Younder: ?
[00:43] <joel_> How Play Combat Arms on Ubuntu 9.10?
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[00:43] <joel_> ombat Arms on Ubuntu 9.10?How Play Combat Arms on Ubuntu 9.10?How Play Combat Arms on Ubuntu 9.10?How Play Combat Arms on Ubuntu 9.10?How Play Combat Arms on Ubuntu 9.10?How Play Combat Arms on Ubuntu 9.10?
[00:44] <blakkheim> !op
[00:44] <fabio999> joel_: stop it
[00:44] <kla> joel_, install and play it, that's how
[00:44] <joel_> how
[00:44] <Pici> !repeat | joel_
[00:44] <jpds> joel_: Please stop.
[00:44] <Younder> kick the mother f****
[00:44] <Pici> Younder: Thats not needed.
[00:44] <fluorine> I like how !ops warns you on usage abuse after the fact.
[00:44] <kla> joel_, 1. Install with installer, 2. Launch game 3. Play
[00:44] <joel_> ok
[00:44] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: u there?
[00:44] <GeekSquid> garrett_: yep
[00:44] <joel_> how u do that error
[00:45] <Random832> i like how the ops here are lazy and don't bother setting up their own irc client to beep when someone says !op
[00:45] <joel_> always got error
[00:45] <rww> Random832: A lot of them do.
[00:45] <kla> joel_, paste error to pastebin.com and maybe we can help
[00:45] <Random832> rww; yeah i'm sure they do it's just kind of funny - since that convention works lots of places without a bot spamming everyone's names
[00:45] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: well it still kept the 2 displays going, but the username login is not on the screen i want it to be
[00:45] <kla> joel_, also if you speak another language better, for example spanish, try asking in #ubuntu-es
[00:46] <Younder> well snort is finally working
[00:46] <Random832> the only other place i've seen it done is a channel for a group i'm in on an online game, !cades makes it spam everyone's name to build up the barricades on the building if they've been torn down
[00:46] <Elrox> !patience | Random832  ;-)
[00:46] <joel_> jjaja no i know how speak but i am so taired
[00:46] <Random832> Elrox; what was that for?
[00:46] <naljebii> http://www.ijji.com
[00:46] <dacorr> younder, let me guess the config file issue after the upgrade?
[00:47] <kla> joel_, just don't flood channel in the future, they almost kicked you
[00:47] <joel_> ok'
[00:47] <joel_> thansk
[00:47] <Wren12> .
[00:47] <Younder> dacorr, I have a subscribed versio
[00:47] <joel_> but do you know a good play on Ubuntu 9.10
[00:47] <Elrox> sorry Random832 ,,, they changed their message since i was here last, before it reminded that they are "Volunteers" her, Giving their time freely...
[00:47] <kla> joel_, no idea
[00:47] <checkmybrain> quick question, is there a way to make it so that windows dont always maximize?
[00:48] <ShadeS> any ideas on this booting issue?
[00:48] <joel_> dam
[00:48] <GeekSquid> garrett_: now, you are going to have to do some playing around with the nvidia-settings, and I won't be able to help you with that, but all that can be controlled from that application... gksudo nvidia-settings is your friend... note nvidia likes the primary moniter to be on the left (from my expierence)
[00:48] <Younder> dacorr, after a near hack yesterday, I found I had no choice
[00:48] <djmaniax> dacorr: google is not very forthcoming, even software center does not work. . . ???
[00:48] <Younder> anyhow it works now
[00:48] <naljebii> anyone have android vd-sample?
[00:48] <naljebii> anyone have android vdi-sample?
[00:48] <joel_> i have Starcraft 2 but i cant install
[00:48] <kla> ShadeS, i'm sorry what was the issue again, it's hard to see with all the chat volume.
[00:49] <Random832> Elrox; back when i was a wikipedia admin we had a whole elaborate system !admin, !admin@enwiki !admin@commons for specific site admins, !crat [for 'bureaucrats'] !steward !checkuser etc for various other roles
[00:49] <dacorr> djmaniax, you may need to just complete reinstall unless anyone else has any other thoughts
[00:49] <Younder> joel_, those are windows programs. Grow up!
[00:49] <naljebii> i want sc2 serial V
[00:49] <Random832> all done with regexes
[00:49] <fabio999> joel_: it's a windows game
[00:49] <garrett_> Geeksquid_:i do have my primary moniter on the left, but the username was on the right screen
[00:49] <fabio999> joel_: get wine or cedega
[00:49] <Wren12> .
[00:49] <dacorr> younder, i only get the automated ones, feel left out now
[00:49] <joel_> where i download ceda
[00:49] <kla> joel_, use wine to run Windows software and games, see channel #winehq and http://winehq.org
[00:50] <Elrox> Random832, maybe you'd be well suited to make your own support channel and offer help ther?
[00:50] <naljebii> visite site winehq
[00:50] <kla> joel_, install wine with 'sudo apt-get install wine' and run with 'wine <program.exe>'
[00:50] <ShadeS> iss ue
[00:50] <Elrox> *there
[00:50] <Random832> hey i was just making conversation no need for the hostility
[00:50] <Younder> kla, vine is hopeless with games..
[00:50] <ShadeS> is that this disc, aferr i select install ubuntu all i see is a flashing _ no response from the keyboard lights
[00:50] <joel_> lol
[00:51] <fabio999> command & conquer got platinum status on wine
[00:51] <joel_> yeah but Ceda
[00:51] <Younder> kla, it is highly unlikely that it will work.
[00:51] <joel_> cedaga
[00:51] <Younder> kla,You really need a dual boot
[00:51] <kla> Younder, vine is that like the dutch version j/k - yea it works either really well or not at all depending on game
[00:51] <joel_> I have it Windows Xp Profesional
[00:51] <checkmybrain> also, I can't get my broadcom adapter to work, any help with that? I'll post the lspca asap
[00:51] <djmaniax> dacorr: that would amuse me no end. I could put windows back on in less time.
[00:52] <GeekSquid> garrett_: you can manually edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf and make Screen0 be Screen1 and Screen1 be Screen0 and you should be fixed
[00:52] <Elrox> Random832, if that was to me, i wasn't meaning any hostile, was serious. i have done it, and you would prolly have done it better than i...
[00:52] <joel_> Windows Xp , Vista Ultimate, 7 ultimate and Mac
[00:52] <Pici> joel_: Are you running Ubuntu at all?
[00:52] <kla> joel_, for games just stic with your windows
[00:52] <sunraider3> i just got a new computer, installed ubuntu but the sound has never worked. 1( whats the console command to check for audio hardware, 2(how do i set it up?
[00:53] <fabio999> wait for Doom 4
[00:53] <djmaniax> dacorr: every difficult problem seems to end up being a complete fresh install. Apart from taking days to upgrade, I'm gonna end up here anyways!
[00:53] <joel_> my computer is slow i need Ubuntu
[00:53] <Random832> ok ok well i gtg see you later
[00:53] <fabio999> !audio | sunraider3
[00:53] <dacorr> djmaniax, post it in the forums and see who responds, there are a few there that breath ubuntu,
[00:53] <kla> fabio999, Doom 3 was kicka$$ wasn't it, ran perfect too
[00:53] <djmaniax> dacorr: pretty over fresh installs, the problem must be fixable?!
[00:53] <checkmybrain> no help for the wicked?
[00:53] <sunraider3> ubottu: thanks (:
[00:53] <fabio999> joel_: install open transport tycoon
[00:53] <CkhiKuzad> !screen
[00:54] <joel_> What is that
[00:54] <djmaniax> dsv
[00:54] <Four2zero> hey all, i just installed compiz on my netbook....but was wondering if the compiz inside the ubuntu repository or Software Center is the latest update ?
[00:54] <djmaniax> what just happened?
[00:54] <Four2zero> running ubuntu netbook remix
[00:54] <djmaniax> dacorr: are you or am i still here?>'
[00:54] <blakkheim> Four2zero: probably not
[00:54] <Merritt> Hope someone has insight: Fresh install of Kubuntu 9.10, no sound at all. In KMix enabled all channels, none are muted and volume turned up. lspci reports Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster. Seems to be loaded fine. aplay -l gives nothing, Configure Desktop > Multimedia > Device > Test gives no sound either. Pulse audio is not installed (surprisingly was not by default), ran purge pulseaudio to be sure. Ideas? Thanks
[00:54] <dacorr> djmaniax, still here
[00:55] <garrett_> Geeksquid_:thanks. but i do have 2 problems. ubuntu thinks my ipod is a camera and some selected itunes music wont load into rhythmbox
[00:55] <djmaniax> dacorr: thanks, something weird just happened. . .
[00:55] <Four2zero> blakkheim, i did a full update after i installe UNR
[00:55] <Younder> Merritt, check is sound is enabled for that user
[00:55] <Merritt> Younder, I manually added user to the 'audio' group
[00:55] <checkmybrain> Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)    Ubuntu said it downloaded the driver (or some kind of cutter for it) but it still doesn't work. Any help?
[00:55] <Younder> Merritt, then it should work
[00:55] <djmaniax> dacorr: i appreciate your thoughts, but i see others have posted this problem, no one has presented  a working suggestion
[00:56] <blakkheim> Four2zero: ubuntu usually has older versions of things
[00:56] <Merritt> Younder, You'd think ;)
[00:56] <dacorr> djmaniax, next time you reboot the netbook run the memchek just to be sure
[00:56] <robb> four and twenty, eh
[00:56] <Younder> Merritt, so there's a error. read it
[00:56] <Merritt> Younder, Haven't gotten any sort of error so far
[00:56] <Four2zero> blakkheim, should it matter what version is being installed that will not break the system.
[00:56] <kla> If pulseaudio is on try system-wide PA as temp solution
[00:57] <djmaniax> dacorr: got 2 gig, doubt very much that's my problem. 1580Mb of high memory
[00:57] <Lappie> ok, that covers divx, is there some substitute for silverlight?
[00:57] <Younder> Merritt, you wouldn't from a bach file. You need to type it in.
[00:57] <Merritt> Younder, Sorry, confused, type what in?
[00:57] <Four2zero> Also too, how can i get ubuntu netbook remix to see my other network files ?
[00:58] <Elrox> Lappie, Moonshine, or Moonlight,,, seen it before
[00:58] <dacorr> djmaniax, check to make sure its working ok and does not report errors, last time i had somthing i could not explain it was damaged ram then the graphicas card ram, was not a good day
[00:58] <djmaniax> dacorr: whats my grub option on bootup anyway? F2?
[00:58] <buntu_> buntu_: buntu_: what do you do if you're trying to install a program from Ubuntu Software Center and it says "Not available in the current data"?
[00:58] <Younder> Merritt, OK open a console. Programs > accesssories > terminal
[00:59] <normand> hello all i have run into a major issue today
[00:59] <dacorr> djmaniax, no idea, check the menu.lst in boot/grub/ and change it to show menu
[00:59] <djmaniax> dacorr: ok, thanks, it can't hurt to try.
[00:59] <Elrox> buntu_, enable the restricted extras,,, should be a drop-down at the top
[00:59] <kla> djmaniax, or grub.cfg if you have grub2 installed, look especially at timeout values
[01:00] <dacorr> djmaniax, i have to run i have a wonderful day of meetings cough i mean work tomorrow
[01:00] <Younder> Merritt, you with me?
[01:00] <garrett_> Geeksquid_: ello?
[01:00] <Merritt> Younder, yep, got a terminal
[01:00] <djmaniax> dacorr: thanks for your help
[01:00] <marenostrum> normand: And?
[01:00] <normand> did some updates today and will no longer boot up
[01:00] <buntu_> Elrox: I dont see it
[01:00] <Trinity33>  nd i should find the line CONFIG_DVB_FIREDTV=m and change it CONFIG_DVB_FIREDTV=n but i cant find it:) so need help to compile that driver
[01:00] <kla> !details | normand
[01:00] <Trinity33> sorry
[01:01] <Younder> meriot: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems
[01:01] <normand> sorry still new at this
[01:01] <Elrox> buntu_, will say,,, "all available..."
[01:01] <Trinity33>  hi need little help downloaded the last driver from linuxtv.org v4l-dvb then i went in to directory and typed make and got error  v4l-dvb/v4l/firedtv-1394.c: In function 'fdtv_1394_exit': checked google and found that there is a bug so i need to change line in v4l-dvb/v41.confing before i will be able to make this file the problem is that i cant find config file there is config.bttv or config.cx88 kconfig etc cant a
[01:01] <Trinity33>  nd i should find the line CONFIG_DVB_FIREDTV=m and change it CONFIG_DVB_FIREDTV=n but i cant find it:) so need help to compile that driver
[01:02] <GeekSquid> garrett_: I have other responsibilities... I got you started, the only way you are going to learn at this point is to do it yourself... hint: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:02] <buntu_> Elrox: where?
[01:02] <tiki> whats the difference between gksudo and sudo?
[01:02] <kla> Trinity33, try #v4l
[01:02] <PH32R> one launches a GUI
[01:02] <kla> tiki, 1st is GUI 2nd is command line
[01:03] <tiki> got it.
[01:03] <normand> how do i find out what version of ubanutu i'm using
[01:03] <marenostrum> normand: Dou you have Ubuntu or Kubuntu ...? Which version?
[01:03] <kla> normand, lsb_release -a
[01:03] <tiki> sudo gedit, for example, launches the command line for me
[01:03] <tiki> *gui
[01:03] <tiki> (my bad )
[01:03] <tiki> I meant gui
[01:03] <PH32R> duh
[01:03] <PH32R> fucking dumbass
[01:04] <PH32R> KICK THIS MULE
[01:04] <FloodBot1> PH32R: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:04] <mneptok> PH32R: please stop
[01:04] <normand> what do not understand what lsb_release -a is or where to find that
[01:04] <GeekSquid> garrett_: on your ipod problem, make sure you have libgpod4 installed, also see codecs
[01:04] <PH32R> HACK THE PLANET
[01:04] <PH32R> HACK THE PLANET
[01:04] <PH32R> HACK THE PLANET
[01:04] <FloodBot1> PH32R: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:04] <DIL> whoa
[01:04] <robb> enter as punctuation├ē
[01:04] <rwally> Issue: Ubuntu kernel emits "Error 4 segfault, no page found, read, usermode". I believe it's due to me using an i7 quad-core running with (x86_64/amd64)
[01:04] <kla> !op
[01:04] <rwally> any ideas?
[01:04] <julio> hi there yall
[01:04] <jsec> !hi | julio
[01:05] <julio> i'm having an issue with easytag that won't let me use it
[01:05] <rwally> i read that it doesn't happen on i386, but only amd64.
[01:05] <buntu_> Elrox: i dont see it
[01:05] <normand> i am using 9.10
[01:06] <Trinity33> people i need help!!!! dont want to use win7 anymore and to be fully happy i need to make my tv card work in karmic so need to fix the driver which make problems i dont like microsoft please help people from linuxtv they sleep over there the same from mythtv and v4l anyone know how to sort out v4l-dvb driver?
[01:06] <tiki> How do I get my FirstClass client to run in linux? It runs fine on my eee, but on my pc it doesn't start up. Is it because I'm using AMD64?
[01:07] <ChogyDan> Trinity33: have you tried a later kernel?
[01:07] <Elrox> sorry buntu_ Canonical changed it,, again,,, again,, let me look... 1 sec
[01:07] <marenostrum> normand: from the top main menus system > about ubuntu At the beginning of the window to be opened, it says something about it.
[01:07] <julio> i'm getting an 200 dhskb CDDBP server v1.5.2 ready on "date"
[01:07] <julio> but won't search the gnudb
[01:08] <buntu_> !ubuntu-restricted-extras > buntu_
[01:08] <normand> it says i am using 9.10 ubuntu
[01:08] <Trinity33> pae 2.6.31.14 didnt tried 2.6.31.20 so dont know if try it or not pae doesnt work mousse cursor dissapear
[01:08] <buntu_> :-(|) what the heck where do private messages appear on empathy
[01:08] <ChogyDan> Trinity33: how about .32?
[01:09] <Purpley> I need to extract something to a hidden directory but it says i dont have permission and im using the archive manager how do i extract it ?
[01:09] <Merritt> Younder, I've gone through the troubleshooting again, still no change.. one sound card reported, seems to be loaded, it is card0.. I am at a loss..
[01:09] <buntu_> !ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:09] <Elrox> buntu_, what app exactly, please
[01:09] <marenostrum> normand: After today's updates can't you boot now?
[01:09] <buntu_> Elrox: KlamAV
[01:09] <ChogyDan> Trinity33: it is not supported to run .32 on karmic, but I happen to be doing just that
[01:10] <Trinity33> 2.6.32? u cant install it from synaptic so i would ned to download it from kernel.org
[01:10] <Purpley> I need to extract something to a hidden directory but it says i dont have permission and im using the archive manager how do i extract it ?
[01:11] <DIL> sudo tar?
[01:11] <necrodearia> If upon logging into user desktop environment selecting xfce, a user is brought back to gui login screen due to xfce not working, what log files are there to determine what is wrong?
[01:11] <Elrox> buntu_, have you done all the updates?,,, its letting me...  but i also have all updates and have done     sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade sources.list
[01:11] <Younder> Merritt, I am pretty sure  you missed System->Administration->Users and Groups)
[01:12] <Younder> Merritt, you need to allow sound
[01:12] <Purpley> I need to extract something to a hidden directory but it says i dont have permission and im using the archive manager how do i extract it ?
[01:13] <ChogyDan> Trinity33: a ppa would be better.  I'm running it myself because I have a ppa that Im testing: https://launchpad.net/~chogydan/+archive/ppa    Been going strong for a week or so...
[01:13] <blakkheim> Purpley: someone already answered you
[01:13] <DIL> !tar | Purpley
[01:13] <Purpley> where?
[01:13] <Merritt> Younder, Do you happen to know the equivilant in Kubuntu?
[01:13] <Merritt> Younder, For managing groups and users
[01:13] <Purpley> blakkheim, I dont notice unless someone actually mentions my name
[01:13] <buntu_> ok Elrox, got it. thanks :)
[01:14] <Four2zero> Is it necessary to install Samba all computers just to get linux to see the windows network ?
[01:14] <Younder> Merritt, sorry no
[01:14] <Merritt> Younder, k, i'll fiddle til I find out what the module is
[01:14] <Elrox> buntu_, np
[01:14] <sloopy> Four2zero, client-yes, server-no
[01:14] <Odin> hello
[01:14] <Lappie> im sorry i had to do a restart, is there a silverlight substitute?
[01:15] <Guest25955> hello
[01:15] <xangua> Lappie: moonlight is the silverlight for linux, uses mono
[01:15] <Four2zero> sloopy, I have only one ubuntu install and the rest are all windows stations.
[01:15] <Lappie> kk ty,
[01:15] <geeps> networkmanager stopped working after i rebooted my system a couple hours ago... is there a manual way for me to get a network connection up?
[01:15] <Four2zero> so do i install samba on ubuntu netbook ?
[01:16] <cfedde> Four2zero: you can.
[01:16] <buntu_> ok my next question (to anyone) is: once you've been infected by a trojan, is it really safe to use your computer again without reinstalling the whole system EVEN if you've used clamav to get rid of the trojan?
[01:16] <Four2zero> and then configure it to see the windows network.
[01:16] <cfedde> but you don't need to.
[01:16] <sloopy> Four2zero, you only need to install the server on ubuntu if you are going to share the resources on the ubuntu machine
[01:16] <Guest25955> What application can i get that burns protected DVD's that native to GNOME?
[01:16] <seanbrystone> moonlight is not in the repos?
[01:16] <calyce> hello, anybody knows if it's possible to change the gdm theme in karmic ?
[01:16] <cfedde> Four2zero: you won't need samba to access a windows share.
[01:16] <ChogyDan> Guest25955: brasero
[01:16] <xangua> seanbrystone: it is in teh repos
[01:16] <Blue1> buntu_: It's why we don't use windows
[01:17] <Guest25955> ChogyDan , PROTECTED  dvd;s
[01:17] <seanbrystone> !info moonlight
[01:17] <Four2zero> I want ubuntu to be able to see the windows network and share its resources.
[01:17] <seanbrystone> see
[01:17] <chili555> geeps, NM and manual configuration seldom work and play well together. better to fix NM or completely remove it
[01:17] <buntu_> Blue1 I was using ubuntu
[01:17] <Trinity33> what ppa mean?
[01:17] <Guest25955> What application can i get that burns protected DVD's that native to GNOME?
[01:17] <Guest25955> tried brasero
[01:17] <Blue1> buntu_: you mean linux got a virus?
[01:17] <cfedde> Four2zero: if you want ubuntu disks to be available to windows users then it needs to have samba.
[01:17] <sloopy> Four2zero, it can
[01:17] <ChogyDan> Guest25955: oh, sorry, I don't know about those.  Why not try k3b?  works fine in gnome
[01:17] <Four2zero> cfedde, how can i do that ?
[01:17] <buntu_> blue1 yes
[01:18] <Lappie> ok, moonlight is installed , now how do i make moonlight work with netflix?
[01:18] <Blue1> buntu_: wow -- i have never had one...
[01:18] <Blue1> buntu_: which one?
[01:18] <xangua> seanbrystone: try moonlight-plugin-mozilla ;)
[01:18] <Guest25955> ChogyDan : Will i have to download a crapload of KDE libs?
[01:18] <Guest25955> Just checked in synaptic, yes i will
[01:19] <buntu_> blue1 I don't know what the name of it was, but it infected several files on my system
[01:19] <Four2zero> all i want is ubuntu to have access to windows share files so i can view them.
[01:19] <ChogyDan> Guest25955: a bit.  try it with apt-get, it will tell you before it commits
[01:19] <xangua> Lappie: restart firefox; but remember that the version in the repos is old; it only supports features from silverlight 1, not 2
[01:19] <Trinity33> what mean linux-ck?????
[01:19] <Guest25955> ChogyDan , it seems i will have to DL a huge KDE lib
[01:19] <cfedde> Four2zero: if you attempt to share a folder ubuntu will ask to install what it needs.
[01:19] <Guest25955> so thats out of the question
[01:19] <seanbrystone> xangua, ok ill see if theres a PPA or something for moonlight 2
[01:19] <geeps> chili555: can you give me some guidance on that? i have the networkmanager tray icon, but both network interfaces say "disconnected", and unplugging and plugging the ethernet cable back in doesn't trigger networkmanager to do anything like it used to
[01:20] <Four2zero> so far i have setup a static ip for the ubuntu netbook running on the same network.
[01:20] <dukehunter> screen help?
[01:20] <ChogyDan> Trinity33: it is just the name I gave it.  ck is the name of the guy that wrote the changes
[01:20] <xangua> seanbrystone: moonlight 2 is still beta, you can download it from it's project web
[01:20] <Lappie> dang its not working, any suggestions?
[01:20] <Four2zero> so how can i view the windows sharefolders.
[01:20] <geeps> chili555: i have tried different network cables. the switch is fine---there are other computers connected to it. i also tried different ports on the switch
[01:20] <Merritt> Younder, Alright (apparently not installed by default >_>) . I double-checked, this user is a member of the group 'audio' and there is no group 'sound'
[01:21] <tiki> doesn't silverlight suck?
[01:21] <chili555> geeps, it sounds a bit complicated, wanna post on the forum and i'll be right there to help you? we need sudo lshw -C network for example and a few other things
[01:21] <cfedde> Four2zero: under "palces" you'll see "network"
[01:21] <Lappie> i just wanted it so i could watch netflix movies
[01:21] <buntu_> how do you scan your harddrive from a live CD using KlamAV?
[01:21] <tiki> you need silverlight for netflix ??!!!?!
[01:21] <seanbrystone> xangua, ah ok, thats no prob, I dont know of any software thats NOT beta LMAO, look at all the Google Beta projects
[01:21] <ChogyDan> Lappie: netflix wont ever work on linux
[01:21] <Lappie> if i remember correctly
[01:22] <Four2zero> cfedde, running ubuntu netbook remix.
[01:22] <cfedde> Four2zero: ah. missed that.
[01:22] <geeps> chili555: the motherboard has two onboard network interfaces... neither of them trigger networkmanager to do anything when i plug a cable in (although the amber led lights up when a cable is plugged in)
[01:22] <Lappie> oh, shucks, do you know if theres anything being developed  for this?
[01:22] <cfedde> Four2zero: I'm not especialy familiar with netbook remix.
[01:22] <buntu_> how do you scan your harddrive from a live CD using KlamAV?
[01:22] <chili555> does sudo lshw -C network show an interface ethXX and a driver?
[01:22] <DIL> after install samba you will have to change the smb.conf file to at least reflect your network. it is workgroup by default
[01:22] <tiki> Lappie: doesn't xbmc have netflix support? why don't you use that?
[01:23] <Lappie> i will deff try it :)
[01:23] <PwrSurge> hello, for some reason, I lost the ability to left click with my laptop running ubuntu
[01:23] <chili555> geeps, does sudo lshw -C network show an interface ethXX and a driver?
[01:23] <PwrSurge> works fine in windows
[01:23] <geeps> chili555: checking now... it's hard for me to paste the input since i'm here on IRC from a different machine :(
[01:23] <PwrSurge> any ideas?
[01:23] <unitedpotsmokers> hello good morning... someone, pls help me..
[01:23] <Four2zero> okay, anyone know how i can get ubuntu netbook remix to see the windows shared folders ?
[01:23] <PwrSurge> I can move the mouse pointer ok and right click
[01:23] <chili555> geeps, no need to paste, just tell me if thet are there
[01:24] <PwrSurge> but left clicking does nothing
[01:24] <Lappie> hmmm xbmc is not in the package manager, how do i get it?
[01:24] <ChogyDan> Lappie: I believe it is political, not developer related
[01:24] <dukehunter> screen help?
[01:24] <PwrSurge> tried connecting an external mouse and same thing
[01:24] <DIL> Four2zero, did you install samba
[01:24] <PwrSurge> so it's not hardware related
[01:24] <abysse> re hi, i really need some help on ics it has been 2 hours
[01:24] <tiki> Lappie: scratch that, it doesnt have netflix support
[01:24] <Lappie> ahh ok, never mind then :)
[01:24] <abysse> somebody to help?
[01:24] <pw> Noob question: I want to run machine (Ubuntu 9.04) headless. Got it to boot headless using System->Administration->Services and unchecked GDM. BUT, I need my script to start on boot (used to start on auto login of user pw: /home/pw/.config/autostart/startxgrid.sh.desktop, which was made using GUI). Tried coping startxgrid.sh to /etc/init.d/  . Then did: sudo update-rc.d startxgrid.sh defaults , which added sym link to all /etc/rc.0-6, then tried 
[01:24] <pw> to: sudo vi /etc/rc.local. If I run /etc/rc.local manually, it works...but NOT during boot. /etc/rc.local is executable. Gone through forums, http://tinyurl.com/embraceubuntu, http://tinyurl.com/1338673
[01:24] <geeps> chili555: there are two listed, yes
[01:25] <Four2zero> DIL, Do i have to install Samba on U.N.R and Windows or just U.N.R ?
[01:25] <geeps> chili555: they both say *-network DISABLED on the first line
[01:25] <PwrSurge> how can I debug the mouse driver?
[01:25] <tiki> Lappie: Boxee does, http://www.boxee.tv/
[01:25] <seanbrystone> xangua, on moonlights site i dont see beta 2 for Ubuntu, i see somethingb about compiling
[01:25] <Lappie> guess ill just have 2 request that netflix finds a way to work in a linux
[01:25] <DIL> Four2zero, ubuntu
[01:25] <chili555> geeps, and does either show link=yes
[01:25] <xangua> seanbrystone: it's only a plugin, it installs inside firefox
[01:25] <Four2zero> No, i have not installed samba yet on ubuntu.
[01:25] <Lappie> and i will check out boxee, btw, watch-movies-online.tv is working i think
[01:25] <chili555> geeps, what is the driver?
[01:25] <abysse> who know about internet sharing with ubuntu
[01:25] <abysse> ?
[01:25] <DIL> Four2zero, ok after install samba you will have to change the smb.conf file to at least reflect your network name. it is workgroup by default
[01:26] <PwrSurge> anyone?
[01:26] <geeps> chili555: yes, they both show "link=yes" under the "configuration" line
[01:26] <seanbrystone> xangua, yeah i guess its not easy to install :(
[01:26] <seanbrystone> ill stick with flash
[01:26] <Guest25955> do plugins for brasero even exist?
[01:26] <xangua> seanbrystone: it is extremely easy :S
[01:26] <Four2zero> okay.
[01:26] <Four2zero> will try it out.
[01:26] <geeps> chili555: i see "driver=r8169" under the configuration line also
[01:26] <chili555> geeps, both?? are both plugged in??
[01:26] <seanbrystone> xangua, so make a ppa for us ;)
[01:27] <geeps> chili555: only one is plugged in
[01:27] <unitedpotsmokers> hmm everybody is busy...
[01:27] <Guest25955> do plugins for brasero exist?
[01:27] <geeps> chili555: it should be eth0 that is plugged in
[01:27] <PwrSurge> now I can't alt_tab anynmore
[01:27] <PwrSurge> wtf
[01:27] <chili555> geeps, is the dual-booted with any other operating systems??
[01:27] <Guest25955> sorry for the stupid question
[01:27] <geeps> chili555: no
[01:28] <Guest25955> do plugins for brasero exist?
[01:28] <ChogyDan> Guest25955: I would run: apt-cache search brasero and see what comes up  (doesn't look like much)
[01:28] <Lappie> please everyone, go to netfilx.com and put in a suggestion for linux support as well
[01:28] <marenostrum> unitedpotsmokers: Ask your question please
[01:28] <unitedpotsmokers> thanks marenostrum
[01:28] <chili555> geeps, does it work better if the machine is cold-booted with the cable in eth0?
[01:28] <abysse> Lapppie are u free to help someone with a big MAID?
[01:28] <abysse> ;)
[01:28] <geeps> chili555: also, is the "serial" line supposed to show the MAC address?
[01:28] <ChogyDan> Lappie: http://developer.netflix.com/forum/read/49086Y
[01:29] <unitedpotsmokers> i think my current partition is not efficient. it is because... i only have a root and swap partition. one day if i want to upgrade or format my hard drive, it will erase everything include a home folder. so i want recreate/rebuild a new partition which it has a root, home, and a swap partitions. all these partition will create separately. so next time if i want to upgrade or format a hard drive, i will format a root partition onl
[01:29] <unitedpotsmokers> y. so the problem is, what is an ideal size for root, home, and swap partition,on my 10G hard drive...
[01:29] <Elrox> Guest25955, brasero sux, install gnomebaker or ANY other
[01:29] <Four2zero> pastbin
[01:29] <chili555> geeps, yes, exactly
[01:29] <geeps> chili555: each one is showing something that doesn't look natural... one is 7f:7f:7f:7f:7f:7f and the other is fb:fb:fb:fb:fb:fb
[01:30] <marenostrum> unitedpotsmokers: Dou you want to do it manually? Why don't you let Ubuntu to decide?
[01:30] <unitedpotsmokers> intel core 2 2000mhz, 2GB ddr 2 ram..
[01:30] <geeps> chili555: i have an ubuntu 9.10 alternate install cd here, is there a way to boot from that and test the network connection to see if it's a hardware problem?
[01:30] <chili555> geeps, ouch!! does dmesg | grep -e 8169 -e eth  tell you anything interesting?
[01:31] <unitedpotsmokers> current swap area - 518mb
[01:31] <chili555> geeps, i dont think the alternate install will run live
[01:31] <seanbrystone> xangua, i think i found the 3.0 moonlight plugin :D
[01:32] <DodoBird> Did you? I wasn't aware there was one.
[01:32] <chili555> geeps, i am sure you know this, but dont paste your dmesg stuff here; pastebin is your pal
[01:32] <ChogyDan> unitedpotsmokers: skip swap, maybe 5G root and 5G home
[01:32] <abysse> i can pie in a violon it would be the same (french expression) i'm really becoming crazy with internet connection sharing , do u want me to tell bad  things about ubuntu :) ?
[01:33] <Elrox> geeps, do you know the hardware you're trying to assess?
[01:33] <Lappie> ok, when i dl boxee it said "download error /tmp/boxee..... could not be opened , because the associated helper app does not exist, change the association in your prefs...what so now what?
[01:33] <geeps> chili555: nothing out of the ordinary from that grep
[01:34] <geeps> Elrox: yes, i know the motherboard
[01:34] <chili555> geeps, anything in sudo ethtool eth0?
[01:35] <Elrox> geeps, what hardware? is this the ethernet NIC? you posted r8xxx thats realtek...
[01:35] <rwhr> Hi All, is there an option somewhere to only have the latest version of Ubuntu on the boot list instead of each the in the upgrades?
[01:35] <marenostrum> unitedpotsmokers:: Your ram seems very good but disk space is interestingly low. Are you dedicating a partition for dual boot with another OS just to try Ubuntu?
[01:35] <abysse> did i mention i need help with ics???
[01:35] <Four2zero> DIL, Since my windows seven is running the main windows home network, what do i put into the workgroup section in the samba configuration tool?
[01:36] <abysse> can anyone feel targeted pls
[01:37] <DIL> Four2zero, you will put the name of your home network in the smb.conf file
[01:37] <unitedpotsmokers> sorry.. disconnected
[01:37] <unitedpotsmokers> my internet is very slow..
[01:38] <DIL> Four2zero, if samba installed go to >Places>network what do you see
[01:38] <abysse> thanks for the waste of time even you don't know or u don't want or u don't have time u should say i can't
[01:38] <marenostrum> unitedpotsmokers: tose are written while you are disconnected:  Dou you want to do it manually? Why don't you let Ubuntu to decide?  skip swap, maybe 5G root and 5G home . Your ram seems very good but disk space is interestingly low. Are you dedicating a partition for dual boot with another OS just to try Ubuntu?
[01:39] <geeps> chili555: ethtool shows "link detected: yes" for both NICs
[01:40] <DIL> Four2zero, if samba installed go to >Places>network what do you see
[01:40] <chili555> geeps, thats very weird! any possibility the BIOS has them disabled?
[01:40] <Four2zero> DIL, im running Ubuntu netbook remix
[01:40] <Four2zero> DIL, theirs no "places"
[01:41] <DIL> Four2zero, then find the equiv to view network
[01:41] <geeps> chili555: i made sure they wer enabled in the bios
[01:41] <MilitantPotato> unitedpotsmokers: do a 6 gig root, 4 gig home, then create a swap on your home partition
[01:41] <unitedpotsmokers> marenostrum, yes.. i will do it manually. so 5G for root and 5G home is good enough? yes i only have 10G left, because i used a lot of space to vista.. maybe i will remove it when ready
[01:41] <geeps> chili555: i even disabled them, rebooted, then reenabled them
[01:42] <geeps> Elrox: they are onboard NICs for a Gigabyte UD3P board
[01:42] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[01:42] <geeps> Elrox: sorry, that's a Gigabyte EP45-UD3P
[01:42] <Lappie> now i understand, netflix must have some sort of agreement with microsoft in order 2 user silverlight, and microsoft (as usual) will not allow them to support anyonewse under their agreement. THIS IS EXACTLY WHY UBUNTU WILL BE THE NEW OS FOR THE WORK IN TIME
[01:42] <seanbrystone> grrrr how come i can never get any program that uses dumpcap working on 64 bit? totally locks the system up
[01:42] <Four2zero> DIL, I see Networks Connections and Network Tools
[01:43] <MilitantPotato> unitedpotsmokers: a 6 gig root would be better, would let you install more software
[01:43] <MilitantPotato> unitedpotsmokers: store large files on your other (vista) partition
[01:43] <chili555> Elrox, he's all yours!
[01:43] <DIL> Four2zero, under system?
[01:43] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[01:43] <complexity> I have been receiving the same error that others have when shutting down or rebooting with network shares - CIFS  VSF: blah blah cmd 50 etc..but it happens during a session, about every 30 minutes or so, not when shutting down. I am using 9.10 with an RJ45 connection..I read all of the 55 posts about it on the forum, to no aail....any ideas out there
[01:44] <Nitsuga> unitedpotsmokers, use 10G por root and save your files in Vista
[01:44] <Elrox> chili555, gee, thanks...  ;-)
[01:44] <Four2zero> yes in the "system" tab
[01:44] <adamkex> does ubuntu use a SMT kernel by default?
[01:44] <Merritt> Hope someone has insight: Fresh install of Kubuntu 9.10, no sound at all. In KMix enabled all channels, none are muted and volume turned up. lspci reports Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster. Seems to be loaded fine. aplay -l reports the sound device, Configure Desktop > Multimedia > Device > Test gives no sound, no login sound, no app sounds. Pulse audio is not installed (surprisingly was not by default), ran purge pulseaudio to be sure. Ma
[01:44] <Merritt> nually added user to group 'audio'. Still nothing. Ideas? Thanks
[01:44] <Nitsuga> unitedpotsmokers, remember: Linux reads windows, but windows doesn't read linux.
[01:44] <Four2zero> system> preferences
[01:44] <Lappie> ok so mooving on, i need to begin understanding the scripting and commands for linux, what is the best source for a noob like me?
[01:44] <chili555> Elrox, i shall listen and learn!
[01:44] <Elrox> geeps, do lspci -nn   and paste that plz
[01:44] <unitedpotsmokers> MilitantPotato, ok
[01:44] <xcheater3161> im having graphics problems with Ubuntu
[01:45] <Nitsuga> Lappie, there is a very good book on shell scripting. Bash cookbok
[01:45] <xcheater3161> my display randomly cuts off, and i have to restart my entire computer
[01:45] <complexity> Lappie: Use google...tons of information.. Google bash linux
[01:45] <Nitsuga> Lappie, *cookbook
[01:45] <marenostrum> unitedpotsmokers: Under these conditions, yes. Or you may show Ubuntu install CD that 10 GB and let it do whatever it likes. Under normal conditions you may have a 3 GB swap but your space is low. My root now 3.5 GB. so, yes skip swap, 5 root, 5 home under these conditions.
[01:45] <unitedpotsmokers> Nitsuga, yes i know that... after installing windows my grub menu lost... :p
[01:45] <DIL> Four2zero, is there an application tab
[01:45] <adamkex> unitedpotsmokers: www.fs-driver.org for a windows driver which can read ext2 and ext3 partitions
[01:45] <adamkex> unitedpotsmokers: but it's far from perfect
[01:46] <Nitsuga> Lappie, and for the commands you can use the command "apropos". for example apropos video will list ffmpeg, mplayer, etc.
[01:46] <MilitantPotato> Merritt: use asoundconf to set your soundcard
[01:46] <marenostrum>  unitedpotsmokers: I mean my root's used space is 3.5 GB. so at least 5 would be fine.
[01:46] <MilitantPotato> Merritt: Also, if you have an ATI card, make sure snd_hda_intel isn't loaded
[01:46] <Elrox> geeps, *do lspci -nn   and pastebin that plz
[01:47] <seanbrystone> anyone else have issues with ubuntu 64 bit, and trying to use *ANY* dumpcap program like wireshark, ntop, etc? It locks up my computer every time
[01:47] <complexity> I have been receiving the same error that others have when shutting down or rebooting with network shares - CIFS  VSF: blah blah cmd 50 etc..but it happens during a session, about every 30 minutes or so, not when shutting down. I am using 9.10 with an RJ45 connection..I read all of the 55 posts about it on the forum, to no aail....any ideas out there
[01:47] <unitedpotsmokers> marenostrum, 2 Gigs of ram is OK to run Ubuntu without swap partition?
[01:47] <Four2zero> DIL, No. just a sidebar that has: Favorites;Files & Folders; Accessories; Games; Graphics; Internet; Office; Sound & Video; System
[01:47] <ChogyDan> unitedpotsmokers: I have for a few years
[01:47] <Merritt> MilitantPotato, asoundconf does not seem to exist
[01:47] <unitedpotsmokers> hmm..
[01:48] <MilitantPotato> Merritt: you'll need to get the package from jaunty repos, it was removed in karmic
[01:48] <marenostrum>  unitedpotsmokers: Yes, sure. 2 GB ram is very good. But in an ideal world we give some swap as a habit :-)
[01:48] <frankS2> Hi, how can i connect to /setup a wpa wlan connection from only command line?
[01:48] <MilitantPotato> the devs assumed everyone would use pulse, I guess
[01:48] <unitedpotsmokers> how to see a status of swap partition...?
[01:48] <Nitsuga> unitedpotsmokers, I've never filled my 4GB ram, so I think that with 2GB you can survive "unswapped"
[01:49] <MilitantPotato> unitedpotsmokers: swap is rarely touched with 1gig of ram, 2 gigs almost never.
[01:49] <Nitsuga> unitedpotsmokers, also some time ago I programmed a script to use windows' pagfile.sys as swap. If you want it I can give it to you.
[01:49] <seanbrystone> anyone else have issues with ubuntu 64 bit, and trying to use *ANY* dumpcap program like wireshark, ntop, etc? It locks up my computer every time
[01:49] <geeps> Elrox: the relevant lines are here: http://pastebin.com/vgaWM6g7
[01:49] <funstroke> funstroke
[01:49] <Elrox> geeps, looking, 1 sec
[01:49] <plum> hi
[01:49] <Nitsuga> !hello funstroke
[01:49] <DIL> Four2zero, logout then back in if you have installed samba
[01:49] <Nitsuga> !hi funstroke
[01:49] <Merritt> MilitantPotato, How should I pull in the package from jaunty repo?
[01:49] <plum> i have a few questions
[01:49] <Nitsuga> the bot isn't working!
[01:50] <seanbrystone> Nitsuga, dont forget the | command
[01:50] <albataylor> Anybody have issues with their phone connection to Karmic Koala?
[01:50] <Nitsuga> ohhh
[01:50] <unitedpotsmokers> wait... i sent u a private msg...
[01:50] <Nitsuga> !hi | funstroke
[01:50] <plum> two issues are troubling me, the first is that my ubuntu computer cannot recover from sleep mode
[01:50] <Four2zero> loging out, now logging back in
[01:50] <plum> the second one is that i don't get sound working :(
[01:50] <complexity> I have been receiving the same error that others have when shutting down or rebooting with network shares - CIFS  VSF: blah blah cmd 50 etc..but it happens during a session, about every 30 minutes or so, not when shutting down. It makes problems with the scripts I run overnight copying files and backing up. I am using 9.10 with an RJ45 connection..I read all of the 55 posts about it on the forum, to no avail....any ideas out there
[01:50] <Nitsuga> unitedpotsmokers, just repeating because i lost the internt connection: You can use the windows' pagefile as swap if you want.
[01:51] <powertool08> Whenever vlc doesn't have focus the video turns blue, does anyone know which video output I need to use to stop this?
[01:51] <unitedpotsmokers> Nitsuga, ok how?
[01:51] <plum> can someone help me get my sound and sleep working?
[01:51] <Four2zero> DIL, logged back in
[01:51] <unitedpotsmokers> im using windoz vista
[01:51] <Nitsuga> complexity, please tell us what is the "blablablab" thing.
[01:51] <Nitsuga> unitedpotsmokers, it works on any version of windows
[01:51] <Merritt> MilitantPotato, Hmm, the sound card is already listed as device 0
[01:52] <complexity> ok let me c&p
[01:52] <MilitantPotato> Merritt: in what app?
[01:52] <DIL> Four2zero, click on "computer"
[01:52] <complexity> CIFS VFS: No response for cmd 50 mid 17327
[01:52] <unitedpotsmokers> so we can create a swap area into a windows folder... is that what u mean?
[01:52] <Elrox> geeps, that is a relatively new card, it has support in the latest kernel,, (2.6.32xxxx) but you have 2.6.31xxxx, prolly,,, you can check with uname -r   but you can try to enable backports in your software sources
[01:52] <complexity> the mid number is different
[01:52] <Nitsuga> unitedpotsmokers, put your windows partition to automount in /etc/fstab (mount it in /media/xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
[01:52] <franco> anyone knows a reliable live usb of winxp?
[01:52] <Merritt> MilitantPotato, aplay -l
[01:52] <rww> ubottu: windows | franco
[01:52] <complexity> I have many of them in a row
[01:53] <geeps> Elrox: strange how it was working fine for a week. i just rebooted today and poof
[01:53] <MilitantPotato> Merritt: hmm
[01:53] <geeps> Elrox: it's not the first time i've rebooted
[01:53] <complexity> the problem just started last week
[01:53] <Merritt> MilitantPotato, One odd note, when I run aplay -l it repeats the card's entry 4 times.
[01:53] <Nitsuga> unitedpotsmokers, windows also have a swapspace, in a file in C:\pagefile.sys. You can use that file as swap, if your partition isn't fragmented it will have the same performance as a swap partition.
[01:53] <Elrox> geeps, you prolly had an update that borked it
[01:53] <unitedpotsmokers> wait.. Nitsuga , im searching your nickname... i need more details
[01:53] <anon__> I'm having an issue with standby on battery. It works fine when my machine is on AC, but on power it just stays awake.
[01:53] <marenostrum>  unitedpotsmokers: Avoid from untested things if you aren't try for sake of trying.
[01:54] <Four2zero> DIL, i dont have that option.
[01:54] <Merritt> MilitantPotato, http://pastebin.com/b0LkRUGv
[01:54] <coldfire> if ram is not an issue (2gigs). will xfce still run faster than gnome on a netbook
[01:54] <grobda24> Will install create a swap is I choose "use entire disk" ?
[01:54] <complexity> Bitsuga: got all that?
[01:54] <grobda24> if*
[01:54] <complexity> *Nitsuga
[01:54] <Nitsuga> unitedpotsmokers, my nickname is really common, it's my real name reversed
[01:54]  * grobda24 is installing Ubuntu 9.10 from CD
[01:54] <Kaapa> hey there. Anyone uses hplip here? Can you please tell me if the ppd for P1005 is there?
[01:54] <unitedpotsmokers> marenostrum, hmm but it sounds good. i want to try...
[01:54] <PwrSurge> ok I found out what is causing my problem
[01:54] <BGL-[y]> simple way of getting current cpu frequency? (not cat /proc/cpuinfo) ?
[01:54] <PwrSurge> I have "Macintosh mouse button emulation" being loaded in HAL
[01:54] <GeekSquid> Kaapa: use the P1000 driver
[01:54] <Nitsuga> complexity, yeah, unfortunately I don't know anything about that :(
[01:54] <PwrSurge> how do I disable that?
[01:55] <plitter> when i first install vbox i only get the 800x600 screen, and i want to change it and try with vboxadditions but it wont install on the virtualbox because the kernel wont build. am i supposed to install it on my original pc?
[01:55] <seanbrystone> anyone else have issues with ubuntu 64 bit, and trying to use *ANY* dumpcap program like wireshark, ntop, etc? It locks up my computer every time
[01:55] <BichoGRILO> hi there
[01:55] <complexity> Nitsuga: thanx anyway
[01:55] <BichoGRILO> i have a problem
[01:55] <marenostrum> unitedpotsmokers: at least ask if it was tested on XP or on Vista.
[01:55] <Elrox> geeps, is that an HP by chance?
[01:55] <ChogyDan> plitter: my understanding is they install on the guest
[01:55] <MilitantPotato> Merritt: I'm stumped, normally the inorrect soundcard is selected or another is in the default spot
[01:55] <Elrox> geeps, or Compaq?
[01:55] <plitter> ChogyDan: me too...
[01:56] <Kaapa> GeekSquid: Is that one included? I don'e have it (in 3.9.12)
[01:56] <Merritt> MilitantPotato, I'm stumped too. This is a real headache (customer's machine, if it wasn't bad enough!) Thanks for trying to help though
[01:56] <BichoGRILO> houston, i have a problem
[01:56] <DIL> Four2zero, you have to locate how to view network and or computer
[01:56] <Elrox> !ask BichoGRILO
[01:57] <geeps> Elrox: neither, i bought the parts and put this computer together last week
[01:57] <Elrox> !ask | BichoGRILO
[01:57] <BGL-[y]> anyone? simple way of getting current cpu frequency? (not cat /proc/cpuinfo) ?
[01:57] <BichoGRILO> i not connect on my hotmail by firefox, and no one msn client connect
[01:57] <hikenboot> I am compiling a kernel I can not find the following  Processor type and features- High Memory Support: OFF has this been removed in kernel 2.6.32 ?
[01:57] <BichoGRILO> sorry my english is not so good
[01:57] <MilitantPotato> Merritt: Have you double checked sliders and mute boxes?
[01:57] <researcher1> After I installed  Ubuntu 10.04 LTS- the Lucid Lynx all my applications are opening too slowly. Any HELP please or similar experience?
[01:57] <PwrSurge> anyone?
[01:57] <GeekSquid> Kaapa: hpijs-ppds contains this
[01:57] <Elrox> geeps, look for the BIOS info and look at the mfg's website for a bios update
[01:58] <BichoGRILO> i'm brazillian but no one can help-me on #ubuntu-br
[01:58] <GeekSquid> !lucid | researcher1
[01:58] <MilitantPotato> Merritt: dumb question, I know, but some soundcards require weird settings in alsa-mixer
[01:58] <unitedpotsmokers> marenostrum, thanks for your advice.. but if the Nitsuga's ways dont work, it is ok.. because i want to rebuild my partition too..
[01:58] <geeps> Elrox: i'll check it now
[01:58] <dewente> I know this is not the suse room.. but they suse's room can't help me out on this.. I need a Howto or tutorial to set up remote connection windows to suse. Help!!!
[01:58] <chili555> geeps, does dmesg | grep  <bus_number> say anything useful?
[01:58] <DIL> Four2zero, do you have icons on the rightside of your desktop
[01:58] <ab> # Appears as CRO
[01:59] <kindofabuzz> dewente, there's this new site out called Google. try there
[01:59] <kindofabuzz> :)
[01:59] <Merritt> MilitantPotato, Quadruple-checked, every channel is shown, unmuted and turned up, except for IEC958, which has no slider at all. *shrug*
[01:59] <dewente> kindofabuzz, i am tired of do it bro !
[01:59] <Four2zero> DIL, yes
[01:59] <anon__> Is there anyway I can get my sleep to work while the laptop is on battery? It works fine on AC
[01:59] <marenostrum> unitedpotsmokers: make your backups! :-)
[02:00] <DIL> Four2zero, name them
[02:00] <MilitantPotato> !google > kindofabuzz
[02:01] <MilitantPotato> !samba | dewente
[02:01] <jleeperry> Does anyone know what format my videos/ movies to be in for itunes 9?
[02:01] <Guest8126> hello, my network interface is no longer working, when I do ifconfig /a it says no device found but lspci shows the broadcom NIC, it was working no idea how it stopped.
[02:01] <jleeperry> And what use to convert them?
[02:01] <DIL> Four2zero, videos, documents???
[02:01] <MilitantPotato> dewente: gadmin-samba can help a lot with samba.
[02:01] <Four2zero> DIL, 1. Favorits 2. Files and Folders 3. Accessories 4. Games 5 Graphics 6. Internet 7. Office 8. Sound and Videos 9. System.
[02:02] <unitedpotsmokers> marenostrum, sure!
[02:02] <dewente> I know this is not the suse room.. but they suse's room can't help me out on this.. I need a Howto or tutorial to set up remote connection windows to suse. Help!!!
[02:02] <Elrox> geeps, if you find a BIOS update, be sure to enter your bios settings and reset defaults BEFORE you update it
[02:02] <DIL> Four2zero, do you have any such as documents pictures......?
[02:03] <PwrSurge> bueller....  bueller..... bueller.......
[02:03] <Merritt> dewente, If you want to connect to suse FROM windows, use NX
[02:03] <meelu> how comes on terminal i get sh-4.0$
[02:03] <Sa[i]nT> How do I get the 64 bit flash player?
[02:03] <meelu> when im logged in as a suer i created
[02:03] <meelu> not my home dir
[02:03] <dewente> Merritt, did you try it? it worked out for you?
[02:03] <Four2zero> Yes, in the Files and Folder sections theres Documents and Picture folders
[02:03] <Merritt> dewente, I run all openSUSE boxes, and I run NX on all of them for remote control
[02:04] <blakkheim> meelu: you didn't set the shell for that user to /bin/baash
[02:04] <blakkheim> bash*
[02:04] <marenostrum> !samba | dewente
[02:04] <anon__> Does anyone know how to fix my suspend issue? It will do it fine on AC but not on battery.
[02:04] <Quickard> updated to new ubuntu kernel, no I can not see the log-in screen in ubuntu. tried recovery through grub and it doesnt work either
[02:04] <meelu> how would i do that blakkheim
[02:04] <dewente> Merritt, that sounds good, give me how to or tutorial to test it out please
[02:04] <DIL> Four2zero, no Network or computer icon in that section?
[02:04] <blakkheim> meelu: man usermod
[02:04] <powertool08> Whenever vlc doesn't have focus the video turns blue, does anyone know which video output I need to use to stop this?
[02:04] <Guest8126> hello, my network interface is no longer working, when I do ifconfig /a it says no device found but lspci shows the broadcom NIC, it was working no idea how it stopped.
[02:05] <blakkheim> Guest8126: it's ifconfig -a not /a
[02:05] <Four2zero> yes, now there is a places section that shows Network
[02:05] <Four2zero> MShome MYHOME and Workgroup
[02:05] <neezer> can an ipod play .wma songs?
[02:05] <Merritt> dewente, I don't know where a tutorial would be. Basically you need to download (on suse) all the packages from the nomachine site: server, node, client. download the .rpm packages. then use a console to navigate to where they were downloaded and as root do: zypper in <package> and zypper will handle it for you. Do that for all 3 packages. Then all you need do is use the Client from windows
[02:06] <Quickard> I can not see the log in screen on ubuntu to log in.
[02:06] <anon__> @neezer no
[02:06] <dewente> Merritt, let me show you some that i found
[02:06] <DIL> Four2zero, workgroup is ubuntu
[02:06] <dewente> http://en.opensuse.org/FreeNX_Server_HOWTO
[02:06] <PwrSurge> how do I disable "Macintosh mouse button emulation??!!!?!!?
[02:06] <dewente> Merritt, i will try this now.. http://en.opensuse.org/FreeNX_Server_HOWTO
[02:06] <Merritt> dewente, remember to consider router port forwarding and firewalls if those might be pertinent :)
[02:06] <Four2zero> okay.
[02:07] <DIL> Four2zero, how mant computers
[02:07] <dewente> got you
[02:07] <DIL> many
[02:07] <neezer> anon_ is there an easy way to convert wma to mp3?
[02:07] <Guest8126> blakkheim: thanks
[02:07] <jleeperry> Is it possible to extract the mp3 from an .flv file?
[02:07] <Four2zero> 5
[02:07] <blakkheim> jleeperry: yes, use ffmpeg
[02:07] <user____1> hi
[02:07] <BGL-[y]> simple way of getting current cpu frequency? (not cat /proc/cpuinfo) ?
[02:07] <Merritt> dewente, Don't bother using FreeNX, go to http://www.nomachine.com/select-package.php?os=linux&id=1 and get the real thing
[02:07] <blakkheim> BGL-[y]: what's wrong with /proc/cpuinfo
[02:07] <plum> i'm having trouble with my ubuntu on 9.10
[02:07] <seanbrystone> anyone else have issues with ubuntu 64 bit, and trying to use *ANY* dumpcap program like wireshark, ntop, etc? It locks up my computer every time
[02:08] <Merritt> dewente, NoMachine NX is alot easier to set up
[02:08] <anon__> @neezer I'm a mac guy, I'm a bit confused as well, but this thread should help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=37793
[02:08] <Four2zero> one 2 window seven and 3 windows xp
[02:08] <BGL-[y]> it only polls the speed on boot, useless for under/overclocking
[02:08] <Quickard> do I boot from live cd and reload ubuntu?
[02:08] <dewente> Merritt, so should i google for nomache nx instead !
[02:08] <Merritt> dewente, http://www.nomachine.com/select-package.php?os=linux&id=1
[02:08] <Lappie> omg, blender is soo amazing in ubuntu, i just had 2 share this!
[02:08] <jleeperry> Okay, thanks. Do you know if there's a tutorial about it?
[02:08] <BGL-[y]> do you know how to force it to refresh?
[02:08] <Merritt> dewente, Download the packages, just like I said, from that site
[02:08] <blakkheim> jleeperry: man ffmpeg
[02:09] <jleeperry> I'd love to learn how to use blender...
[02:09] <neezer> thanks anon_, I appreciate the help.
[02:09] <DIL> Four2zero, sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf  change workgroup=WORKGROUP to workgroup="the name of your network"
[02:09] <Lappie> now 2 get bryce 3d working :)
[02:09] <plum> my sound is not working. on the sound preferences, under output, i only see "dummy output" selection. and under hardware, i have no options
[02:09] <plum> how can i get a driver or something for this?
[02:09] <Quickard> any help?
[02:09] <blakkheim> !sound > plum
[02:10] <dewente> Merritt, done
[02:10] <plum> ubotto: i'm very lost, this is my first time using irssi. what do i type in to see messages?
[02:10] <blakkheim> !sound | plum
[02:11] <plum> ubotto: thank you, i will look into this
[02:11] <DIL> Four2zero, that will take you to two names you may want to locate and change the computer that is on mshome to myhome for example this will have all computers on one network
[02:11] <djmaniax> getting upset. Cannot find viable solution. option parsing failed: Error re-scanning registry , child terminated by signal
[02:11] <Lappie> what was the name of the program that may support some of the window apps like corel stuff, paint shop, photoshop?
[02:11] <Elrox> plum, there will be numbers along the bottom of your screen,,, do ALT+number to switch to that channel, or pm
[02:12] <seanbrystone> Lappie, wine?
[02:12] <djmaniax> vlc works, not much else. how do i fix without ruing my system?
[02:12] <blakkheim> !appdb | Lappie
[02:12] <Goodguy> how to install gtalk and yahoo messenger
[02:12] <plum> Elrox: thanks :) i'll try this
[02:12] <blakkheim> Goodguy: try pidgin
[02:12] <Azelphur> blakkheim: it's empathy now
[02:13] <blakkheim> Azelphur: that's unrelated to what i said
[02:13] <Azelphur> Guest69711: (Goodguy) internet > applications > empathy
[02:13] <mylisto2> Is there a terminal command to find out if my machine is 32 or 64 bit?
[02:13] <blakkheim> mylisto2: uname -m
[02:14] <`mOOse`> is there a channel for drunks? I'm having trouble keeping my eyes open - ubuntu 9.10 kharmic here
[02:14] <dialtone> hi, why does postfix still prompt for configuration parameters even with apt-get -y?
[02:14] <mylisto2> it shows i686
[02:14] <blakkheim> mylisto2: that's 32
[02:14] <mylisto2> ok.
[02:14] <Guest69711> azelphur: thanks, dint know this
[02:14] <mylisto2> what would 64 be?
[02:14] <Azelphur> Guest69711: :)
[02:14] <blakkheim> mylisto2: amd64 or x86_64
[02:14] <mylisto2> ah ok
[02:14] <mylisto2> thanks mang
[02:14] <dialtone> how can I install postfix without any kind of prompt?
[02:14] <dialtone> on 9.10
[02:14] <blakkheim> dialtone: aptitude install -y postfix
[02:15] <dtcrshr> hello everyone
[02:15] <GeekSquid> blakkheim: wrong!!! mylisto: please type cat /proc/cpuinfo and pastebin the output
[02:16] <dtcrshr> im on ubuntu 9.10, and i usually have many windows opened
[02:16] <dtcrshr> how do i set the bar to be wider?
[02:16] <blakkheim> GeekSquid: i was not wrong, he wanted to know if he was running 32bit or 64bit
[02:16] <blakkheim> GeekSquid: what you're alluding to is finding out if his cpu supports 64bit or not
[02:16] <GeekSquid> blakkheim: he asked if his machine was 64 or 32 not what he was running
[02:16] <Quickard> I can not log in to ubuntu because I can not see nor enter anything into the user accounts windows. any help?
[02:17] <Four2zero> DIL, okay im able to see ubuntu netbook remix on my windows network but dont have the proper permission to read/write to the directory.
[02:17] <GeekSquid> blakkheim: we were both right
[02:17] <DIL> Four2zero, shared the folder?
[02:18] <ChogyDan> dtcrshr: right click > properties > pixels
[02:18] <dewente> Merritt, are you there?
[02:18] <Four2zero> DIL, for example: if want to create a new folder in ubuntu netbook remix, it gives me an error: Error while creating directory untitled folder. There was an error creating the directory in smb:///.
[02:18] <Merritt> dewente, yes
[02:18] <mylisto2> is there anyway to access a directory on a machine in terminal by right clicking a folder on the machine...
[02:19] <mylisto2> what I mean is this...
[02:19] <mylisto2> O
[02:19] <dewente> Merritt, I am trying
[02:20] <robb> folders are M$...
[02:20] <Merritt> dewente, See #suse
[02:20] <mylisto2> I'd like to be able to get to lets say usr/bin/whatever in terminal by right clicking a folder?
[02:20] <TeCH-> joinn #ubuntu-es
[02:20] <DIL> Four2zero, from windows?
[02:20] <GeekSquid> mylisto2: not all folders are accessable that way, permissions are key ... now you wanted to know if your computer was capable of 64bit> type cat /proc/cpuinfo in terminal
[02:20] <robb> terminal doesn't do mouse clicks
[02:21] <BGL-[2]> easy way to check current cpu frequency other than cat /proc/cpuinfo ? anyone?
[02:21] <plum> how can i scroll up in terminal? it shows the scrollbar as full so i can't scroll by just dragging it
[02:21] <Four2zero> from windows and ubuntu.
[02:21] <GeekSquid> mylisto2: if i understand correctly, you want to click on a terminal, that won't work
[02:21] <Scunizi> plum: page up key
[02:21] <mylisto2> no geeksquid:
[02:21] <plum> ah thanks so much Scunizi
[02:21] <robb> terminal = keyboard, no mousii
[02:22] <Scunizi> plum: are you running screen?
[02:22] <mylisto2> lets say I am on my desktop...and I have a certain folder that I want to work in...while in terminal
[02:23] <mylisto2> I want to be able to right click on it on the desktop/other parts of the computer and be able to drop into the relevant directory tree in terminal
[02:23] <DIL> Four2zero, create shares on both and use those;other than that you will have to either read further configuring the smb file
[02:24] <dialtone> blakkheim: nope, it doesn't change anything
[02:24] <dialtone> still prompts
[02:24] <robb> mylisto2, terminal is an interface, like a gui, what you want is a "command prompt here..." sort of option in your gui
[02:24] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: sudo aptitude install nautilus-open-terminal ?
[02:24] <mylisto2> yeah...
[02:24] <mylisto2> thats exactly what I want Robb
[02:24] <DrMrHorse> it adds open terminal here to the right click menu
[02:24] <robb> drhorse has it then
[02:25] <DrMrHorse> cant live without it
[02:25] <robb> :)
[02:25] <DIL> !permissions | Four2zero,
[02:25] <mneptok> because the cd syntax is so arcane?
[02:26] <dialtone> why does postfix prompt for its configuration settings even when I use apt-get/aptitude -y?
[02:26] <Scunizi> How do I verify what "region" my cd/dvd rom is set to?
[02:26] <Scunizi> the drive itself actually
[02:26] <pvl1> is squid compiled withsquid is compiled with the '--enable-basic-auth-helpers=DB' option
[02:27] <jleeperry> Okay, so as far as I know, using ffmpeg to get the mp3 from an flv worked, but I get no playback...Any ideas?
[02:28] <seanbrystone> anyone else have issues with ubuntu 64 bit, and trying to use *ANY* dumpcap program like wireshark, ntop, etc? It locks up my computer every time
[02:28] <blakkheim> jleeperry: if it doesn't play then it didn't work lol
[02:28] <Lappie> ok, psp works, needs some tweaks, ill get to it later, now for photoshop to install it in windows i take the folder i have on a disk and drop it onto my hd, and boom, it works, how do i do this in ubuntu?
[02:28] <pvl1> jleeperry, installed the restricted package?
[02:28] <blakkheim> Lappie: photoshop does not work in linux
[02:28] <Lappie> oh ok, well that makes that simple
[02:28] <blakkheim> Lappie: you can try gimp
[02:28] <seanbrystone> gimp ftw
[02:28] <GeekSquid> Lappie: use GIMP image editor
[02:28] <jleeperry> well, it reads as a 5.x meg mp3 package..
[02:28] <Scunizi> seanbrystone: nope
[02:29] <Elrox> Lappie, try GIMP
[02:29] <jleeperry> restricted package?
[02:29] <mylisto2> DrMrHorse: so I just installed it...do I need to restart my laptop for it to show up when I right click a folder?
[02:29] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: that or log out/log in
[02:29] <DrMrHorse> i think. did you try to right click?
[02:29] <hunt> mylisto2: you can also pkill nautilus and restart it
[02:29] <Lappie> i have tried gimp b4, the reason i use photoshop and psp is some of the features in one are easier in the other, but its ok, im not loosing any features,
[02:30] <pvl1> !restricted | jleeperry
[02:31] <BGL-[2]> easy way to check current cpu frequency other than cat /proc/cpuinfo ? anyone?
[02:31] <jleeperry> I don't think I can, because I have devede installed..
[02:31] <pvl1> jleeperry, devede?
[02:32] <Cyber_Akuma> Hey guys, if booting xubuntu from a livecd gave me no mouse or keyboard input, is there any chance it will work in Ubuntu?
[02:33] <kellyh> Cyber_Akuma: possibly, depends on what was causing the lack of keyboard/mouse
[02:33] <SandGorgon> I see the new "theme" of Lucid - beyond the purple wallpaper, I see everything: the icons, etc to be the same. any idea how stuff has changed ?
[02:33] <Lappie> well, my brain is mush, this is the last you will hear of me for a while, again, i think you all for your help, and im deeply deeply thankfull for all ure hard work n getting this os up n running, i have always believed in what ubuntu stands for, and will do anything i can to help and spread the word :) ive already posted all about in my facebook page
[02:33] <kellyh> SandGorgon: j
[02:33] <kellyh> SandGorgon: it is a lot simpler and cleaner i found
[02:33] <SandGorgon> kellyh, oh good...
[02:34] <jleeperry> what I use to convert avi to iso to burn movies
[02:34] <DrMrHorse> BGL-[2]: there is a screenlet for that i think
[02:34] <KB1JWQ> jleeperry: handbrake
[02:34] <SandGorgon> kellyh, I think overall usability increase would be nice
[02:34] <adamkex> does ubuntu use SMT in the kernel by default?
[02:34] <jleeperry> what's handbrake?
[02:34] <darolu> Cyber_Akuma: that's very weird, they should at least work as generic ones; what version of Xubuntu did you download? what kind of keyboard and mouse do you have?
[02:34] <pvl1> jleeperry, so y would that interefere with install the restricted package
[02:34] <kellyh> SandGorgon: it is kinda more towards an OS X like feel, which isn't such a bad thing in my view
[02:35] <jleeperry> I don't know, but I just tried to install the restricted extras, and it marked devede for removal
[02:35] <MakenBaccon> I like baccon
[02:35] <boozler> Is any one aware if fsarchiver automatically reformats a partition before restoring data?
[02:35] <DrMrHorse> we all like baccon
[02:35] <MakenBaccon> yay!
[02:35] <MakenBaccon> baccon is good
[02:35] <DrMrHorse> even if you arent allowed to have it
[02:36] <dogatemycomputer> I have a dumb question that I am hoping someone can answer.   On a default intallation of Ubuntu.. I can do "tftp localhost" and it shows "Connected" but neither atftpd or tftpd are installed.   Is this just initd or xinetd handling the connection but not having a backend to match it with?
[02:36] <darolu> I don't, pork is a filty animal
[02:36] <MakenBaccon> no!
[02:36] <MakenBaccon> not after cooked
[02:36] <`mOOse`> there's only one c in bacon
[02:36] <`mOOse`> @@
[02:36] <darolu> oh wait this is not offtopic channel
[02:36] <DrMrHorse> lol
[02:36] <olskolirc> how do I go from cairo-dock back to my panel in karamic please?
[02:36] <MakenBaccon> yay!
[02:37] <darolu> MakenBaccon: watch Pulp Fiction so you can understand my comment </offtopic>
[02:37] <RussellAlan> What application can i burn a dvd-r movie with?
[02:37] <olskolirc> how do I stop cario-dock from starting up at bootup please?
[02:37] <olskolirc> k3b or cdrecord
[02:37] <whodat> Please, can anyone tell me what this error is in my dmesg?  *  http://pastebin.com/YH2vP7r3 * Thank you
[02:37] <olskolirc> RussellAlan,
[02:37] <MakenBaccon> how do I make it off topic?
[02:37] <DrMrHorse> k3b ftw
[02:37] <olskolirc> what ftw?
[02:37] <DrMrHorse> MakenBaccon: #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:37] <Madpilot> in the default 9.10 top panel, there's the dropdown contact thing with Evolution and Empathy in it. What the heck is that called, and how do I get it back? (had to rebuild my panel...)
[02:37] <DrMrHorse> ftw= for the win
[02:38] <MakenBaccon> #ubuntu-offtopic yay! lol
[02:38] <MakenBaccon> aww, didn't work
[02:38] <olskolirc> awww Madpilot :-(
[02:38] <olskolirc> how do I stop cario-dock from starting up at bootup please?
[02:38] <hunt> Madpilot: right click the panel and select add to panel
[02:38] <whodat> olskolirc: go to system>administration>startup programs I believe, I think it should have a check box
[02:38] <Madpilot> MakenBaccon, "/join #ubuntu-offtopic" without the quotes to get to -ot
[02:38] <IdleOne> MakenBaccon: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:39] <RussellAlan> hrmm so k3b will give me the option for dvd-r?
[02:39] <Madpilot> hunt, I know the drill, can't find the contacts dropdown thing though. Any idea what it's called?
[02:39] <hunt> Madpilot: might be indicator applet
[02:39] <IdleOne> Madpilot: indicator-applet 0.1
[02:40] <DrMrHorse> RussellAlan: what format are you starting with?
[02:40] <dialtone> I suppose setting debconf priority to critical would remove the questions
[02:40] <Madpilot> IdleOne, hunt - it's Indicator Applet, thanks. Obscure naming FTL.
[02:40] <pvl1> jleeperry, oo i see, then i dont think theres really anything you can do except for finding the individual libraries and probs compiling them
[02:40] <IdleOne> Madpilot: not so obscure when you know what it does
[02:40] <IdleOne> :)
[02:40] <Madpilot> "indicator applet session" is the user-switch thing. More obscure naming FTL.
[02:40] <MakenBaccon> I also like fence posts.
[02:40] <MakenBaccon> less than baccon though
[02:40] <ouyes_> dead after lock screen,Linux ouyes-laptop 2.6.31-19-generic #56-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 28 01:26:53 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[02:40] <whodat> Please, can anyone tell me what this error is in my dmesg?  *  http://pastebin.com/YH2vP7r3 * Thank you
[02:41] <IdleOne> MakenBaccon: please keep on topic in this channel
[02:41] <jleeperry> bloody hell...okay. Thank you much.
[02:41] <pvl1> jleeperry, np
[02:41] <pfred1> is there a package for ethereal?
[02:41] <glphvgacs> lookin for a oneliner, tried this: enabling Restricted proprietary drivers cli site:help.ubuntu.com
[02:42] <jleeperry> and btw, devede so far is pretty nice. It takes awhile, but it works well :)
[02:42] <glphvgacs> with no joy
[02:42] <DrMrHorse> whodat: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/475704
[02:42] <pvl1> jleeperry, if i ever get vmware runnign imma try it (hint hint wink wink)
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> jleeperry:  technically its the encoder tools it uses in the background that take a while. :) devede is just a fancy front end.
[02:42] <dogatemycomputer> whodat: Bug:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/475704
[02:42] <Cyber_Akuma> darolu: xubuntu 9.10 32bit, and its a Aethros (something like that) touchpad, not sure what the keyboard is
[02:42] <Cyber_Akuma> its a Toshiva Satelite A215 based laptop
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> jleeperry:  one neat thing. devede is all python. so its fairly easy to tweak stuff if you want to dig into the code a bit
[02:42] <Cyber_Akuma> Toshiba*
[02:42] <jleeperry> I just installed winxp...
[02:43] <jleeperry> umm, I prefer to be an idiot..:)
[02:43] <jleeperry> but, that code and all that is beyond me..
[02:43] <whodat> DrMrHorse: dogatemycomputer: thanks
[02:43] <DrMrHorse> np
[02:43] <jleeperry> I'm just glad that it works..
[02:43] <plum> hey guys
[02:43] <pvl1> jleeperry, are you in ubuntu right now or how is ur system set up. i was saying that u can install devede into a virtual machine
[02:43] <plum> still having problems with my sound.. :(
[02:44] <Cyber_Akuma> Somebody who has used windows all their life and can't use linux is no more an idiot than somebody who has used linux all their lives and can't use windows jleeperry
[02:44] <jleeperry> I'm in buntu..
[02:44] <ouyes_> i am now afraid of locking screen, i can not go back to the system after locking screen, the machine is dead, no matter what you do ,it response nothing, what can i do ?this is the output of uname -a : Linux ouyes-laptop 2.6.31-19-generic #56-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 28 01:26:53 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[02:44] <DrMrHorse> devede is also awesome for windows :x
[02:44] <jleeperry> I only use xp for my wife and my itouch..
[02:44] <jleeperry> I've used a prison cell and shelters all my life..
[02:44] <pvl1> jleeperry, good man. what version ubuntu
[02:44] <Guest48357> hello ubuntu tribe. Is there any way to edit the cmakelists.txt file? Or pepositories? For Cmake and rigs of road.
[02:44] <blakkheim> jleeperry: very rarely are "itouch" and "my wife" in the same sentence
[02:44] <jleeperry> karmic
[02:45] <jleeperry> ....
[02:45] <jleeperry> rofl
[02:45] <plum> blakkheim: lol
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> iGotAHeadache
[02:45] <Elrox> ouyes_, do you have ati graphics, and have you tried disabling compiz?
[02:45] <pvl1> jleeperry, uh hm, any idea what kernel
[02:45] <pvl1> Elrox, yeah
[02:45] <mylisto2> anyone have much experience with virtualbox?
[02:45] <Satoru-san> jleeperry: I heard that they have a kids version for the iTouch, its like iTouchChildren.
[02:45] <jleeperry> And I installed winxp first, then just installed eeebuntu over it, and upgraded to 9.10
[02:45] <jleeperry> hold on..
[02:45] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: a little bit
[02:46] <pvl1> Satoru-san, hahah
[02:46] <ouyes_> Elrox, actually i am running xfce,
[02:46] <Guest48357> Can i get some help?
[02:46] <jleeperry> 2.28
[02:46] <Guest48357> Can i get some help?
[02:46] <Madpilot> Satoru-san, jleeperry, others - #ubuntu-offtopic for chat, please
[02:46] <ouyes_> Elfix,  how to disable compiz anyway?
[02:46] <mylisto2> DrMrHorse: I installed vbox 2 days ago - I want to find out how I can get something that I downloaded to my linux installation (few windows exe files) over to the xp "machine"
[02:46] <darolu> Guest48357: just ask your question (in one line pls) and please try to change your nick =)
[02:46] <cjames> screen -r
[02:46] <pvl1> Guest48357, y cant u just edit it? and what are u trying to do
[02:46] <Elrox> ouyes_, but do u have ATI? and have you disabled compiz?
[02:46] <jleeperry> Umm...what?
[02:46] <Madpilot> Guest48357, just ask, don't ask to ask, please
[02:47] <Guest48357> darolu hello ubuntu tribe. Is there any way to edit the cmakelists.txt file? Or pepositories? For Cmake and rigs of road.
[02:47] <jleeperry> does what we're talking about pertain to ubuntu?
[02:47] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: install putty on xp, ssh to your virtualbox
[02:47] <mylisto2> um, you lost me
[02:47] <olskolirc> how do I stop cario-dock from starting up at bootup please?
[02:47] <ab> # Appears as CRO
[02:47] <pvl1> jleeperry, hm i dont think u can do vmware there. uh idk, install 2 ubuntus then
[02:48] <ouyes_> Elfix, yes i have ati VGA, and i do not know how to disable compiz,
[02:48] <jleeperry> Nah..my xp works fine.
[02:48] <Purpley> Hey im in Gparted but its not recognizing /dev/sda2/ and I have that formatted as ext3 but it says its unknown how do i fix this?
[02:48] <hunt> Guest48357: you might want to ask this in #kde, but you can edit this file with a texteditor
[02:48] <olskolirc> how do I go from cairo-dock back to my panel in karamic please?
[02:48] <jleeperry> I prefer linux, she prefers windows.
[02:48] <pvl1> olskolirc, cario-dock must have a settigns editort
[02:48] <Guest48357> pvl1. i am trying to instal rigs of rod. it stalls in the process. complains about an invalid cmake command.
[02:48] <mylisto2> DrMrHorse: would you mind helping to run me threw that process?
[02:48] <olskolirc> im asking for a friend who can't get on irc
[02:48] <pvl1> pasetbin te error
[02:48] <Guest48357> Hunt: any tekst editor?
[02:48] <plum> i looked at lspci and it shows my audio hardware
[02:48] <plum> 00:14.2 Audio device [0403]: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB4x0 High Definition Audio Controller [1002:437b] (rev 01)
[02:48] <Elrox> ouyes_, what release are you using?
[02:48] <pvl1> Guest48357, pastebin the error
[02:48] <olskolirc> he has gnome-shell and too many cairo-docks and needs to get back to panel
[02:49] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2:  ok. get winscp for your windows. install. then get the local ip of your virtualbox using ifconfig from a terminal
[02:49] <plum> but it does not show this in my volume preferences
[02:49] <mylisto2> ok brb
[02:49] <plum> help? :((
[02:49] <pvl1> olskolirc, find the cairo settings
[02:49] <DrMrHorse> mylisto: then use winscp to connect to your virtualbox "computer" and transfer files
[02:49] <ouyes_> Elrox, roll back a few lines will you , i gave the uname -a output
[02:49] <hunt> Guest48357: yes but are you sure you need to compile it? maybe there is a binary somewhere
[02:49] <ouyes_> Elrox, Linux ouyes-laptop 2.6.31-19-generic #56-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 28 01:26:53 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[02:50] <ouyes_> Elrox, xfce, xubuntu 9.10 32-bits
[02:50] <olskolirc> thanks pvl1
[02:50] <pvl1> olskolirc, also does he ahve a panel uptop?
[02:50] <richthegeek> Hi, does anyone know the fastest (runtime) way to take a screen dump remotely?
[02:50] <olskolirc> ill ask pvl1
[02:50] <richthegeek> "import" takes about a second
[02:50] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: the idea is that your virutal os is consider a different computer on your "network"
[02:51] <Guest48357> pvl!:root@william-desktop:~/ror-trunk/source/dependencies/ogre/OgreMain# cmake .
[02:51] <Guest48357> CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:466 (windows_hacks):
[02:51] <Guest48357>   Unknown CMake command "windows_hacks".
[02:51] <Guest48357> -- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!
[02:51] <Guest48357> root@william-desktop:~/ror-trunk/source/dependencies/ogre/OgreMain#
[02:51] <FloodBot1> Guest48357: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:51] <pvl1> Guest48357, were u suppsoed to run ./configure befor running cmake
[02:52] <Elrox> ouyes_, well, i am not sure in xubuntu, but in ubuntu it is System>Preferences>Visual Effects--- NONE
[02:52] <ouyes_> Elrox, any idea?
[02:52] <BGL-[2]> think i finally found an app that works
[02:52] <mylisto2> DrMrHorse: ok when I did ifconfig what am I looking vfor?
[02:52] <BGL-[2]> its called GkrellM
[02:52] <mylisto2> for?
[02:52] <mylisto2> wmaster0-00?
[02:52] <Purpley> I cant run kde partition manager i get Error: "/var/tmp/kdecache-zac" is owned by uid 1000 instead of uid 0.
[02:52] <Purpley> Error: "/tmp/kde-zac" is owned by uid 1000 instead of uid 0.
[02:52] <Purpley>  how do i fix this?
[02:52] <BGL-[2]> it's giving cpu freq in realtime
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> BGL-[2]:  gkrellm and conky are both able to do that. I belive
[02:52] <Guest48357> pvl1: it sayes no such file or command.
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> BGL-[2]:  proberly other monitors that can also
[02:52] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: "inet addr:"
[02:52] <richthegeek> anyone know the fastest program for taking a screen capture? scrot can't crop and import takes an age
[02:53] <apeeepaz> I have installed ubuntu sucessfully, how do I ssh to it from another computer? I have installed openssh-server
[02:53] <darolu> Purpley: change its owner
[02:53] <hunt> Guest48357: dont compile it there is a howto here: http://wiki.rigsofrods.com/index.php?title=Installation_Guide&redirect=no#Ubuntu.2FDebian
[02:53] <Purpley> darolu, Why do i need to? Im running sudo shouldnt it run fine?
[02:53] <mylisto2> DrMrHorse: I do this from terminal in linux right?
[02:53] <trism> richthegeek: scrot can crop, scrot -s
[02:53] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: yes
[02:53] <superman> hi
[02:53] <pvl1> Purpley, you gotta run sudo chown on it, i dont remmeber the exact command for uuid, check man chown
[02:53] <mylisto2> ok found it..
[02:53] <rybl> apeeepaz: 'ssh hostname@domain'
[02:53] <richthegeek> trism: ah, couldn't see it in the man page
[02:54] <Purpley> pvl1, But im running the command as superuser......isnt superuser allowed in everything normal users are and arent?
[02:54] <richthegeek> trism: -s is select. I want to capture the whole screen (window root)
[02:54] <darolu> Purpley: man chown
[02:54] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: if you know the local ip of the xp machine you can also use the termial to connect and move the files
[02:54] <richthegeek> trism: or more specifcally, my left display (1920x1080 of 3600x1080)
[02:54] <Purpley> darulo I need a bit more to go on
[02:54] <pvl1> Purpley, yes but its still owned by whoever it complained about
[02:55] <pvl1> Guest48357, r u trying to compile ogre?
[02:55] <darolu> Purpley: in your terminal, type "man chown" so you can learn how to change the file's owner; it demands to be owned by userID 0
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> !chown
[02:55] <mylisto2> DrMrHorse: seems like a pain in the rear...I'm surprised that there is nothing built into virtualbox to allow dragging of files to the guest machine
[02:55] <Purpley> pvl1, When i run it without sudo it wont work because thats normal user, i need elevated permissions because im editing partitions
[02:55] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: its a feature to make sure the two systems dont contaminate each other
[02:56] <mylisto2> ?
[02:56] <pvl1> Purpley, thats correct, and you say it runs when u put in sudo?
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> VirtualBox has a lot of neat features that people overlook - becuse they never read the virtualbox docs. :)
[02:56] <Purpley> no it runs when i dont
[02:56] <DrMrHorse> Dr_Willis: guilty
[02:57] <DiploCat> does anyone here use GPASS?
[02:57] <pvl1> Purpley, it should be able to change anything tho
[02:57] <pvl1> *shouldnt
[02:57] <Elrox> Purpley, no, it doesnt work that way,,, sudo in Ubuntu is different than other distros,,, if you MUST be root then there are 2 choices,,, 1-choose other distro,  2- do sudo -i
[02:57] <Purpley> pvl1, never mind i figured it out btw chown dosent mention uuid
[02:58] <pvl1> Purpley, well good job. i know for a fact tho that chown or chmod work with
[02:58] <pvl1> Purpley, i think it was chmod not chown, my b
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> uuid or UID? 2  very differnt things...
[02:58] <RussellAlan> how do i burn dvd info from k3b?
[02:59] <darolu> Purpley: uid 0 = root, "sudo chown root:root yourfile"
[02:59] <DrMrHorse> RussellAlan: what format is it? a disk? an iso? VOB files?
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> RussellAlan:  clarify wht you mean by 'dvd info' ?
[02:59] <DiploCat> gpass lost all my passwords, what a load of junk!
[02:59] <Purpley> Why dosent gparted or kde partition manager recognize a ntfs file system?
[02:59] <dooglus> when I plug in a camera, it used to ask what to do.  I seem to have accidentally told it 'run fspot, and don't ask again' but I want to change my mind.  can I?
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> Purpley:  you dont have the ntfs support package installed.
[02:59] <RussellAlan> yes vob
[02:59] <Purpley> Wait nvm
[02:59] <darolu> Purpley: you need to install ntfs packages
[02:59] <BGL-[2]> DrMrHorse: the problem was a lot of apps claim they can give current cpu freq but they don't, i'd went through several
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> Purpley:  thats a common faq with gparted trying to access ntfs stuff.
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> !info ntfsprogs
[03:00] <KB1JWQ> !info coreutils
[03:00] <BGL-[2]> that and i'm missing 'add to panel' when i right click on the gnome panel (using 9.10/remix)
[03:00] <hunt> Guest48357: still there?
[03:00] <Purpley> Dr_Willis, No i probably do, i forgot it technically is a ntfs but its secured with truecrypt so thats why it isnt recognizing it
[03:00] <DrMrHorse> RussellAlan: in k3b, you choose "burn video dvd" then drop the VOBs into the VIDEO_TS folder
[03:01] <jleeperry> hmm...so can I use handbrake to extract the mp3 from an flv file?
[03:01] <Cyber_Akuma> jleeperry: there is a freeware app called flvextract
[03:01] <Cyber_Akuma> Its very VERY basic, but it can extract audio and video streams
[03:02] <jleeperry> okay...I just want the mp3 from the video...
[03:02] <Cyber_Akuma> .... crap, I forgot that im in #ubuntu
[03:02] <Cyber_Akuma> nevermind
[03:02] <Losha> jleeperry: handbrake is pretty good at handling flvs...
[03:02] <DrMrHorse> i use ffmpeg to extract audio from flv
[03:03] <jleeperry> right, and I think that it'll work for converting my flv videos for my itouch]
[03:03] <KB1JWQ> It does.
[03:03] <jleeperry> and I can't use ffmpeg..
[03:03] <KB1JWQ> #handbrake is awesome
[03:03] <DrMrHorse> BGL-[2]: maybe this? http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Environment/Screenlets/InfoPanel-45620.shtml
[03:05] <DrMrHorse> to extract audio from flv, do: ffmpeg -i [videofile].flv -ab 128k -ar 44100 -ac 2 [audiofilenewname].mp3
[03:05] <mylisto2> DrMrHorse: how do I find the ip of the guest machine?
[03:05] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: guest is linux?
[03:05] <DrMrHorse> right?
[03:06] <altavatar> Recently I've noticed that some directory names have been changing to random 8-char words. So "Hello World" would change to "H28fha~1". This seems to happen randomly, and only a few dirs are effected. Any ideas?
[03:06] <mylisto2> this is a linux laptop - winxp was just installed on vbox
[03:06] <adamkex> does ubuntu use SMT in the kernel by default?
[03:07] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: on windows, open a command line and type ipconfig
[03:07] <Flannel> adamkex: Yes
[03:07] <AimlessZealot> Anyone feel up to trying to field on my question?:)
[03:07] <darolu> altavatar: are those dirs encrypted?
[03:07] <altavatar> darolu: yep, the FS is encrypted
[03:08] <mylisto2> oh yeah thats right :d
[03:08] <mylisto2> :D
[03:08] <richthegeek> *** fastest way to take a cropped screenshot is ***
[03:08] <DrMrHorse> AimlessZealot: not if i dont know the answer. just ask away and we'll all take a crack at it
[03:08] <richthegeek> scrot capture.jpg; mogrify -crop 1920x1080+0+0 capture.jpg
[03:08] <richthegeek> twice as fast as import and xwd
[03:08] <Elrox> richthegeek, import name.jpg
[03:09] <avatarmonkeykirb> Hi. New to linux. Is there a linux version of "manycam"?
[03:09] <darolu> altavatar: thay might be causing it
[03:09] <AimlessZealot> I have a problem others have mentioned in the forums : Firefox does not appear to make sounds when running flash-based videos like Youtube. Unfortunately, I have tried every solution I've seen including adding various rc and conf files, and (re)installing audio, flash and firefox components. Any other ideas?
[03:09] <mylisto2> ok DrMrHorse: I got both ip's - do I use them in that winscp program?
[03:09] <richthegeek> Elrox: negative. Scrot then mogrify is twice as fast. 0.498s versus 1.082s
[03:09] <jleeperry> Sweet, that last ffmpeg command worked...thanks much :)
[03:09] <avatarmonkeykirb> if anyone knows, just pm me
[03:10] <AimlessZealot> I should state : Yesterday Youtube sound worked perfectly, and the only things I've run since then are eclipse, rythmnbox and blender
[03:10] <richthegeek> Elrox: I'm planning to take screenshots very quickly and constantly refresh them on the iTouch/iPhone. Pass back mouse clicks and exec with xdotool
[03:10] <Flyzoola> Hi guys. What do you know? Another person with ubuntu problems >___<. I thought being away from it for a couple of years would help it, but alas, it's still a pain in the ass
[03:10] <Guest48357> cant ad deb http://apt.rigsofrods.com/ in apt. can any one help me out?
[03:10] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: on the linux host, make sure openssh-server is install (sudo aptitude install openssh-server). then connect to the linux box by entering the linux ip
[03:10] <altavatar> darolu: hm, contents of the dirs look okay, but I think you're probably right. Have you heard anything more about this issue? Or can you point me in any directions?
[03:11] <AimlessZealot> Heh Fly, I assume it's because I'm new to linux in general. so far I like Ubuntu, I'm just new and clueless.
[03:12] <Flyzoola> Aimless, I've been on/off linux of a couple of years. I got off because it was bs trying to get everything to work right. It caused more headaches than it solved. I just re-download it, and re-instelled 9.10 and it's still being a pain
[03:12] <Guest48357> cant ad deb http://apt.rigsofrods.com/ in APT. help please.
[03:13] <DrMrHorse> AimlessZealot: the problem is probably not you
[03:13] <darolu> altavatar: out of the regular docs you find with google, I don't know where to find a solution for it; I used to have my /home encrypted but many of my files started to have errors like the one you have and I stopped encrypting it, I never really knew what -exactly- caused it :( sorry
[03:13] <AimlessZealot> I don't mind the "getting everything to work right" generally -- I'm a hobbyist programmer.. This frustrates me only because I can't think of a new area to explore short of reinstalling ubuntu.
[03:13] <Flyzoola> so here's the problem: Ubuntu just wont boot. It'll show the loading screen for ubuntu (like the windows XP one, with the little line filling up letting you know the OS is starting up) then the screen goes blank, and it the loading screen pops up again
[03:13] <mylisto2> ok DrMrHorse: I just installed openssh-server - this next part I'm at a lost for
[03:13] <altavatar> darolu: np, I appreciate the pointer.
[03:13] <Flyzoola> it keeps cycling though that, without ever taking me to the login screen. How do I fix this?
[03:14] <Guest48357> cant ad deb http://apt.rigsofrods.com/ in APT. help please.
[03:14] <olskolirc> wud you break AimlessZealot ?
[03:14] <darolu> altavatar: the real problem is it wasn't a consistent error, some files were fine, others were corrupted
[03:14] <AimlessZealot> I appear to have broken Flash's sound.
[03:14] <altavatar> darolu: yep, seems about the same here.
[03:14] <olskolirc> what version of flash AimlessZealot
[03:15] <AimlessZealot> Currently I'm running 10.0 r45
[03:15] <Guest48357> cant ad deb http://apt.rigsofrods.com/ in APT. help please. any one.
[03:15] <olskolirc> thats the newest one
[03:15] <jleeperry> i run chrome for my youtube..
[03:15] <AimlessZealot> I did try 10.1 to see if it was something that would be corrected by using the beta,
[03:15] <olskolirc> ok AimlessZealot
[03:15] <AimlessZealot> No luck.
[03:15] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: ok. in winscp: click "new" add the local ip of the linux box to the "host name" line. enter the user name and the password. click save. click logon.
[03:15] <olskolirc> what distro are you on AimlessZealot
[03:16] <AimlessZealot> Koala
[03:16] <jleeperry> whoops...sorry
[03:16] <AimlessZealot> Karmic Koala
[03:16] <mylisto2> thanks so much so far DrMrHorse:
[03:16] <mylisto2> I'm curious
[03:16] <olskolirc> Karamic has been know to have sound issues AimlessZealot
[03:16] <olskolirc> pulse audio conflict with alsa
[03:16] <hunters44> has anyone tried the new opera 10.5? is it better then chrome?
[03:16] <mylisto2> can't someone just share a folder between the two?
[03:16] <AimlessZealot> So might it be beneficial to switch over to the one before this?
[03:16] <look> hai, um i just upgraded to Windows 7 right? and my BIOS wont load my grub
[03:16] <Eire> is it possible to install both the 32 and 64 bit kernels in Ubuntu and choose between them at boot?
[03:16] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: give it a shot. let me know.
[03:16] <olskolirc> try this AimlessZealot instead of reinstalling that won't help.  sudo update-manager -d
[03:16] <Flyzoola> here's the problem: Ubuntu just wont boot. It'll show the loading screen for ubuntu (like the windows XP one, with the little line filling up letting you know the OS is starting up) then the screen goes blank, and it the loading screen pops up again. It keeps cycling though that, without ever taking me to the login screen. How do I fix this?
[03:17] <jleeperry> I'm running chrome 10.10 now, and it seems to be running fine.
[03:17] <olskolirc> AimlessZealot, go to Lucid
[03:17] <Guest48357> cant ad deb http://apt.rigsofrods.com/ in APT. help please. any one.
[03:17] <olskolirc> Lucid sooooooooo rocks!
[03:17] <jleeperry> But I only use it for chat here.
[03:17] <olskolirc> I think its ready
[03:17] <Purpley> Hey if I just resized my partition and lost half the data, is there a way to recover it?
[03:17] <AimlessZealot> I will try that next, thank you olskolirc.
[03:17] <DrMrHorse> DITCH KARMIC
[03:17] <MilitantPotato> look: Karmic or Jaunty?
[03:17] <Purpley> I think i might of canceled it while it was going
[03:17] <olskolirc> yw AimlessZealot
[03:17] <AimlessZealot> Hunters - I dabbled with it earlier today.. better is a tough one for me. Opera has a more compact display, which I find nice, but not everyone will.
[03:17] <look> MilitantPotato: Karmic
[03:17] <MilitantPotato> !repairgrub | look
[03:17] <MilitantPotato> !grub2 | look
[03:18] <AimlessZealot> It was zippy, but I found it had odd errors with Flash (misalignment of flash components, odd problems using gnash)
[03:18] <MilitantPotato> look: you'll need a live CD or ubuntu flash drive
[03:18] <Guest48357> cant ad deb http://apt.rigsofrods.com/ in APT. help please. any one.
[03:18] <olskolirc> !neomuck
[03:18] <brjann> Eire: no, the difference between 32- and 64-bit linux extends beyond just the kernel to libraries and binaries, too
[03:18] <olskolirc> bottu doesn't know neomuck?
[03:18] <look> MilitantPotato: i have one
[03:18] <AimlessZealot> Ah, that's another thing I meant to ask -- Is there a good reason to avoid 64-bit linux like there is windows? (Forgive my ignorance)
[03:18] <MilitantPotato> !info neomuck
[03:18] <Purpley> Hey if I just resized my partition and lost half the data, is there a way to recover it?
[03:18] <jleeperry> actually, I just noticed that my sounds do work for flash in firefox...huh
[03:18] <Eire> But is it possible to have both installations on the one harddisk without creating another partition?
[03:18] <olskolirc> neomuck is a Lucid app
[03:19] <olskolirc> im learning what this is
[03:19] <AimlessZealot> Jleeperry : Insert envy here.
[03:19] <Purpley> Please someone answer me
[03:19] <MilitantPotato> look: the guide on that website will let you repair you grub2
[03:19] <olskolirc> what Purpley
[03:19] <Purpley> Hey if I just resized my partition and lost half the data, is there a way to recover it?
[03:19] <brjann> Eire: no, sorry. they'd clobber each other.
[03:19] <AimlessZealot> Purpley, that'd depend on how you resized the partition and a bunch of other things.
[03:19] <jleeperry> meh..I've had lots of problems with it in the past before..
[03:19] <AimlessZealot> But most likely, you can expect it to be lost if you used a half-decent tool.
[03:19] <jleeperry> like I said though, I just use chrome
[03:20] <Guest48357> Purpley: in windows you would use recuva. try google it. (file recorverin linux.
[03:20] <Purpley> I deleted a truecrypt volume so I extended it and it is a fat32 file system
[03:20] <darolu> !recover | Purpley
[03:20] <knoppies> I need someones 'professional' opinion on GDM2. I like the functionality the old one has, and Im considering investigating the possibilities of downgrading. Opinions please?
[03:20] <olskolirc> well geeze darolu
[03:20] <Flyzoola> here's the problem: Ubuntu just wont boot. It'll show the loading screen for ubuntu (like the windows XP one, with the little line filling up letting you know the OS is starting up) then the screen goes blank, and it the loading screen pops up again. It keeps cycling though that, without ever taking me to the login screen. How do I fix this?
[03:20] <olskolirc> where can I learn ubottu commands?
[03:20] <Purpley> IS there a good chance of recovering data with a fat32 file system?
[03:21] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: on the grub list (hit escape just after POST if you don't see it) edit the top line, remove quiet and splash, then boot, see if it shows any errors
[03:21] <richthegeek> does anyone know how to get the window list with a terminal?
[03:21] <Guest48357> cant ad deb http://apt.rigsofrods.com/ in APT. help please. any one.
[03:21] <olskolirc> no Purpley
[03:21] <Purpley> like on a scale of 1 to 10 how much?
[03:21] <olskolirc> roll it back maybe Purpley with system restore
[03:21] <Guest48357> (
[03:21] <DrMrHorse> sorry Purpley
[03:22] <Guest48357> Purpley: 8
[03:22] <Purpley> It said it was 100% when I Xed out because it stopped responding
[03:22] <olskolirc> on a scale of 1 - 10 if rolling it back does't help nothing will Purpley
[03:22] <MilitantPotato> Guest48357: just download and install the .deb files
[03:22] <MilitantPotato> Purpley: if you've not used the hard-drive, a reasionably good chance
[03:22] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato. can you further explain? Is there any documentation on this?
[03:22] <Purpley> But it was never overwritten, I just extended the partition from 105 gigabytes to 236
[03:22] <olskolirc> Purpley, you should try Partition Magic for windows - you can undo any damages while partitioning
[03:23] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: give me two mins, I'll go do it and confirm the key presses
[03:23] <Purpley> olskolirc, I prefer linux anyway its fat32 so when I dualbooted awhile I could access it on windows
[03:23] <DcMeese> I got my free 9.10 disk in the mail today!
[03:23] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato, thank you :D
[03:24] <mylisto2> DrMrHorse: the local ip of the linux machine is inet, right?
[03:24] <Purpley> Can I just do everything booted up since Im on a seperate partition the one im talking about is just a one where i store all my torrents nothing is writing or reading from it
[03:24] <olskolirc> sudo apt-get install gpart Purpley
[03:25] <Guest48357> MilitantPotato: where do i download it from, with wath?
[03:25] <Purpley> olskolirc, Uhhhh, Gparted is installed on ubuntu by default?
[03:25] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: yes.
[03:25] <olskolirc> not on mine it isn't
[03:25] <olskolirc> gpart Purpley
[03:25] <Eire> Are there any good internal wireless cards that work with Ubuntu
[03:26] <DcMeese> Guys what are the best parts of ubuntu 9.10?
[03:26] <olskolirc> The program 'gpart' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[03:26] <olskolirc> sudo apt-get install gpart
[03:26] <richthegeek> Eire: not what you asked exactly, but the Linksys WUSB600N works great for me as a wireless-N dongle
[03:26] <Guest48357> MilitantPotato: where do i download it from, with wath?
[03:26] <olskolirc> that was my gpart output lol
[03:26] <MilitantPotato> Guest48357: just click the .deb files, save to your desktop
[03:26] <Purpley> Crap.........I only have a 500 gigabyte HDD and its 200 something gigabytes and the rest is ubuntu what do i do?
[03:26] <Guest81668> hey anyone know how I can limit what people can view when logged in to my FTP, basically I want them to only be able  to view there FTP folder not all my personal ones
[03:26] <Eire> richthegeek: thanks
[03:26] <MilitantPotato> Who asked about grub?
[03:27] <Guest48357> MilitantPotato: where do i find the .dep file?
[03:27] <richthegeek> Eire: you need to edit a few files and install custom drivers to make it happen, so only for the mildly competent
[03:27] <MilitantPotato> Guest48357: go too that URL in firefox, click the .deb files
[03:27] <MilitantPotato> AimlessZealot: was it you asking for the specific steps?
[03:27] <richthegeek> does anyone know how to get the current window list (that shown in the gnome-panel list) from the terminal, or a python script?
[03:27] <olskolirc> cut your loses Purpley lmao
[03:27] <Purpley> Crap.........I only have a 500 gigabyte HDD and its 200 something gigabytes and the rest is ubuntu what do i do?
[03:28] <olskolirc> when I was new I don't know how many time i wrecked my machine
[03:28] <olskolirc> I was reformatting every 3 days until i learned the os
[03:28] <Purpley> olskolirc, Can it just write on to this partition or will it overwrite it
[03:28] <Crisco> MilitantPotato: Are you by chance from Australia?
[03:28] <MilitantPotato> Crisco: nah, US
[03:28] <AimlessZealot> MilitantPotato : I was the one asking about possible solutions to the no-sound problem with Flash.
[03:28] <olskolirc> Purpley, if there is any info on there, it will destroy it but you can keep your partition settings
[03:28] <Crisco> ah I knew someone who had an addiction to potatoes
[03:28] <olskolirc> just reformat it Purpley
[03:28] <Guest48357> MilitantPotato: i must be sleepy. were in firefox? do you meen at the http://apt.rigsofrods.com/
[03:28] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato, were you able to confirm the splash screen cycling error, or they key presses? :o
[03:28] <Eire> richthegeek: I am well used to "forcing" things to work in Linux so I should be fine, thank you for your suggestion
[03:28] <Crisco> every handle he had was something with Potato in it
[03:29] <richthegeek> Eire: I'll try find the specific instructions i used for you
[03:29] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: Hit esape when it says Grub Loading, on the top entry, hit E, scroll down to the line that contains splash and quiet
[03:29] <Purpley> olskolirc, Im not formatting my ubuntu HDD, I have even more priceless stuff on this.....
[03:29] <Purpley> well ubuntu partition
[03:29] <richthegeek> Eire: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1132275.html
[03:29] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: ONLY remove the two words splash, and quiet, the boot with ctrl+x
[03:29] <Eire> richthegeek: thanks
[03:29] <Crisco> Anybody ever tried to get a Lexmark X215 MFP to work on Ubuntu 8.10? I searched google all day today and am at the end of my wits....
[03:30] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: will it work even if I'm dualbooting XP?
[03:30] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: that will hide the loading screen, and show everything that is happening, hopefully you'll see the error
[03:30] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: Does ubuntu or XP load by default?
[03:30] <MilitantPotato> Guest48357: Yes, go to that url, download the .deb files
[03:30] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: Well the PC had XP installed, I just installed Ubuntu on it about an hour ago, and got that error on the splash screen.
[03:30] <MilitantPotato> Guest48357: you can install them just like an .exe in windows
[03:31] <olskolirc> upgrade Purpley you will be releived
[03:31] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: did it show in text what the error is?
[03:31] <Purpley> What do you mean upgrade?
[03:31] <olskolirc> go from Karamic to Lucid with: sudo update-manager -d
[03:31] <francis5> anyone can help me with FTP server permissions please?
[03:31] <Crisco> Flyzoola: which version of Ubuntu and which error? Sorry I wasn't in here when you said it.
[03:32] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: removing splash and quiet will show what the OS is doing as it loads, you may get to see what error is causing it not to load.  (Ubuntu at least.)  If Windows is the one having issues, I'm not sure.
[03:32] <MilitantPotato> Guest48357: Never install .deb or any application you're not sure is 100% safe, by the way.
[03:32] <Purpley> olskolirc, I dont uprage until its officaly out of a beta
[03:33] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: no, like I said, the splash screen just cycles. It'll act like It's gonna take me to the login screen, then it just goes black, and the splash screen loads again. I let it do that for about 5 minutes, without it taking me to login. I'm on 9.10
[03:33] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: then do the steps I said, and you'll likely see the error
[03:33] <hesh> i upgrade to 9.04 to 9.10 now, graphic card not working
[03:33] <olskolirc> me either Purpley as a rule but I took a chance b/c of the Karamic sound issues and I think Lucid is ready to rocks
[03:33] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: that will tell you where to start, ok?
[03:34] <olskolirc> I have no problems, no crashes, no errors and ive been on since last night
[03:34] <hesh> is there any way to add some thing in menu.lst and fix it?
[03:34] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: Sounds good. I'll report back when I have the data needed. Hopefully from there it can be fixed. Thank you!
[03:34] <MilitantPotato> hesh: ctrl+alt+f1, login, run sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[03:34] <Purpley> Well I dont have any problems with karmic and It may seem great but I dont trust it until ubuntu offically says its good to use
[03:34] <olskolirc> im on Kubuntu Purpley - the new gnome is gnome-shell which allows you to download that with the Karamic you are on
[03:34] <mylisto2> DrMrHorse: do I need to generate a key with puttygen?
[03:34] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: It doesn't save the changes you make, so if you nerf your grub, just reboot
[03:35] <olskolirc> youtube for gnome-shell Purpley and see how you like that :-)
[03:35] <ekimmargni> If someone wants to request that a package be made available for some software, who could they ask?
[03:35] <DrMrHorse> mylisto2: i dont remember. i think it did it automatically and i just had to approve it
[03:35] <Purpley> How do i figure out what partition table type I have?
[03:36] <olskolirc> the maintainer of that package ekimmargni
[03:36] <Flannel> ekimmargni: you mean to get the package in the repos? or to package it? or what?  (either way, you probably want to talk to the MOTU, #ubuntu-motu)
[03:36] <DrMrHorse> Purpley: sudo fdisk -l
[03:36] <ekimmargni> Flannel: yep, to have it packaged
[03:36]  * ekimmargni /join ...
[03:36] <Whskydrnk> I keep getting this error 'sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)'  when trying to install any packages or upgrade from either synaptics or terminal in ubuntu based backtrack 4 final
[03:37] <Purpley> Its a FAT32 is that a Intel, EDRIGPT, MAC SUN or XBox?
[03:37] <Purpley> EFI GPT*
[03:38] <MilitantPotato> Whskydrnk: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/sub-process-usrbindpkg-returned-an-error-code-1-171107/?s=af249dbea4a3b8cafcf1cce84a0d9dce
[03:38] <MilitantPotato> Whskydrnk: first result on google, have ya tried that?
[03:38] <mylisto2> this is driving me nuts!
[03:38] <Carbon_Monoxide> Hi! I'm using a headless 9.10 server. I wish to install VirtualBox 3.1 on it. But it prompts about dependent qt libraries are too old on repo. How can I install vbox without qt libraries? I
[03:38] <Purpley> Does anyone know?
[03:39] <MilitantPotato> Carbon_Monoxide: try enabling backports and see if the updated qt libraries are there?
[03:39] <brjann> Purpley: I don't understand your question
[03:40] <Carbon_Monoxide> MilitantPotato: are those packages from backports stable?
[03:40] <Purpley> Im running testdisk and its asking me what partition table type it is, Its filesystem is FAT32 so what table type is it?
[03:40] <hesh> i  lost my connection last time, is there any way to change grup menu.lst to load graphic drivers?
[03:40] <Purpley> brjann, make sense now?
[03:41] <apeeepaz> http://pastebin.ca/1822228
[03:41] <apeeepaz> anyone???
[03:41] <hesh> i upgraded 9.04 to 9.10 and now graphics not working properly
[03:41] <brjann> Purpley: yes, but the filesystem type and partition table type aren't related. gimme a sec
[03:41] <Purpley> k
[03:42] <MilitantPotato> Carbon_Monoxide: I couldn't tell you.  Likely not as stable, or at least not tested as thoroughly
[03:42] <Guest48357> MilitantPotato: installed .deb files. what next? followed the tutorial with no luck.
[03:42] <MilitantPotato> Carbon_Monoxide: If a package requires a certain version as a dependency, I'm guessing you need to meet that requirement
[03:42] <hesh> when i upgrade to 9.10 stop my graphic drivers, how to fix it?
[03:43] <knoxi> how i could change the splash screen to ubuntu 9.04
[03:43] <Carbon_Monoxide> MilitantPotato: So, I dare not to use them on server :) Maybe I should use previous version vbox
[03:43] <MilitantPotato> Guest48357: I don't know, you asked how to install those files, that's all I could help with.
[03:43] <MilitantPotato> Carbon_Monoxide: You could always compare them to debian stable/unstable versions, and see
[03:43] <Guest48357> MilitantPotato: okay thanx.
[03:44] <MilitantPotato> Carbon_Monoxide: Debian doesn't mess around labeling things stable afaik
[03:44] <apeeepaz> what am I missing ?? http://pastebin.ca/1822228
[03:44] <petsounds> knoxi, try GDM2 Setup?
[03:45] <hesh> MilitantPotato: why my graphic not working? is there any way to chage it on menu.lst
[03:45] <olskolirc> to see my linux version lsb-release right?  its telling me lsb doesn't exist
[03:45] <hesh> ?
[03:45] <Carbon_Monoxide> MilitantPotato: thanks for your recommendation!
[03:45] <Purpley> brjann, I have to go take a shower are you almost done?
[03:45] <MilitantPotato> !video | hesh
[03:45] <mylisto2> frick!
[03:45] <Carbon_Monoxide> MilitantPotato: and advices too! :)
[03:45] <francis5> anyone know how to stop my FTP server allowing users to browse my whole filesystem =/
[03:46] <MilitantPotato> !graphics | hesh
[03:46] <brjann> Purpley: i haven't found what i'm looking for yet, no
[03:46] <mylisto2> How do I share a folder between ubuntu and a winxp guest machine in virtualbox???
[03:46] <Purpley> ok
[03:46] <Elrox> i though i smelled something Purpley ;-)
[03:46] <knoxi> gdm2 setup
[03:46] <olskolirc> how do I see my distro release in the terminal please?
[03:46] <Purpley> :)
[03:47] <Purpley> Chili dogs are viscious if ya get what i mean ;)
[03:47] <enjoytheday> does ubuntu desktop support  raid1 ? I mean the hardware raid
[03:47] <millhouse513> enjoytheday:  it should as long as linux supports the hardware raid
[03:48] <hesh> MilitantPotato: as far as I know there is a way to fix this in menu.lst, once I found in this IRC chat
[03:48] <MilitantPotato> hesh: safe graphics mode?
[03:48] <mylisto2> How do I share a folder between ubuntu and a winxp guest machine in virtualbox???
[03:48] <enjoytheday> when I try to install end of the installation  it fails and coming with eroror message  "grub can't install"
[03:48] <enjoytheday> Also, when I create partion it doesn't have any option to create raid
[03:48] <kenjy> hi guys, Im trying to install Encoding module for perl with cpan but while cpan say that I have it installed, perl say that it is not, how can I install it?
[03:49] <brjann> Purpley: sudo parted /dev/sda print
[03:49] <enjoytheday> Raid was setup by windows
[03:49] <millhouse513> enjoytheday:  are you wanting to do software raid or hardware raid?
[03:49] <Losha> Purpley: brjann: I found http://www.win.tue.nl/~aeb/partitions/partition_types-1.html but it's remarkably little help
[03:49] <darolu> hesh: menu.lst as the grub 1 (legacy) file?
[03:49] <enjoytheday> hardware raid
[03:49] <enjoytheday> milhouse, than you for helping me
[03:49] <brjann> Purpley: you should see a line that says "partition table: <something>" mine says msdos
[03:49] <hesh> MilitantPotato: i upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10, now graphic card is not picking up, all graphics are slow than 9.04,
[03:49] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: no luck. No error was shown when going into the slash screen. It acts like it's about to let me into the login screen (because I can see a mouse pointer) then it goes black for a split second, and cycles through the splash screen. Is it because I installed Ubuntu from Windows?
[03:50] <hesh> darolu: yeah, its still in v1
[03:50] <enjoytheday> The one I have is desktop 9
[03:50] <hesh> menu.lst
[03:50] <Purpley> yeah me too
[03:50] <Purpley> So what do i put in?
[03:50] <Whskydrnk> I tried all that stuff and it is not working
[03:50] <brjann> Purpley: (i'm also assuming /dev/sda is the drive you're wondering about)
[03:50] <darolu> hesh: do you have a Nvidia card using the driver you download from nvidia.com?
[03:50] <hesh> darolu: i'm have upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10
[03:50] <brjann> Purpley: what are your choices?
[03:50] <MilitantPotato> hesh: you don't edit menu.list for that, you install the latest video drivers
[03:50] <hesh> darolu: no, i have intel
[03:51] <OttifantSir> How do I change the login screen in 9.10 to not play a sound when it is ready?
[03:51] <hesh> MilitantPotato: but once some one told me a way to did it in menu.list, when i did it, it loaded all graphics
[03:51] <hesh> properly
[03:52] <Purpley> Intel EFI GPT Mac None Sun XBox Return
[03:52] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: ATI card?
[03:53] <darolu> hesh: ubuntu 9.04 used EXA, 9.10 uses UXA now, that might be causing your problem, read this link it may help you: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/KernelModeSetting
[03:53] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: I don't think so. I believe it's just Intel?
[03:53] <brjann> Purpley: er, none of the above. there's not a DOS option?
[03:53] <goviel> mylisto2: make a folder in ubuntu. open up virtual box select your virtual machine, click on settings, go down to shared folders, find your created folder in ubuntu, name it . start your machine open up explorer. click on folders, on the left hand side select entire network>virtualbox folder>
[03:53] <munk> Hi all. Anyone know anything that would cause a nasty DC offset on the microphone input that gets worse as you increase the volume?
[03:54] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: is your /home on a separate partition?
[03:54] <macbuntu11> hey, how do you remove the swap partitions in gparted? On mine, there is a lock next to it making it unable to be deleted
[03:54] <Purpley> its description is non partitioned media
[03:54] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: I'm not sure. I would imagine not though, since I just inserted the live CD (while I was on windows) and installed it directly from windows.
[03:54] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: Ohhh, wubi.
[03:55] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: How do I change 9.10 boot logo?
[03:55] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese usplash themes?
[03:55] <brjann> Purpley: I'm not sure what you mean. But according to parted the partition table type of /dev/sda is msdos, so I can't recommend you use any of the options it's offering you. Sorry :(
[03:56] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: Via main repo?
[03:56] <xnt14> Hi, I have an hp dv7 3183cl with a Nvidia G105M Graphics card, It works fine without the nvidia drivers, I installed the latest drivers from nvidia's website and now when I login, the laptop freezes completely. I can't even go to a tty. any ideas?
[03:56] <MilitantPotato> !usplash | DcMeese
[03:56] <mylisto2> goveil: thanks soooo much
[03:57] <Flyzoola> MilitiantPotato: so do you think it's because I installed it directly from Windows that I am getting these errors?
[03:57] <goviel> mylisto2: you can right click on the folder in windows and map the drive, so you can click on my computer and have your shared folder as a drive
[03:57] <OttifantSir> How do I change the login screen in 9.10 to not play a sound when it is ready?
[03:57] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: What about the boot menu?
[03:57] <Purpley> Very well :(
[03:57] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: karmic or jaunty?
[03:58] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: I don't think it was through wubi, unless that's already on the live CD
[03:58] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: I have no idea. I'm new to linux
[03:58] <macbuntu11> karmic's boot menu looks great
[03:58] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: if you installed it while still in windows, it's wubi
[03:58] <darolu> Ottifantsir: Sound preferences, right click the speaker icon (top-right corner)
[03:58] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: If you have an empty partition, try doing a true install, those tend to go better, have for me atleast
[03:58] <seanbrystone> how do i uninstall Ubuntu's remote desktop, and use like tightvncserver instead? I think Ubuntu's is slow or something
[03:59] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: Menu>Accessories>Terminal
[03:59] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: Alright, so I'm going to uninstall it from windows and try to install it on my C: drive. Though I dont have it partitioned, I think there's a way to partition a couple of gigs towards ubuntu, no?
[03:59] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: type in uname -a
[03:59] <OttifantSir> darolu: No. I have no system sounds enabled. And there's no choice for login screen.
[03:59] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: Gah, backup everything before resizing
[04:00] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: and don't use ubuntu to resize ntfs
[04:00] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: Dont see karmic or jaunty
[04:00] <lukeqsee> this is a really dumb question, but a few google searches didn't turn anything up: is there a simple app to just display a portion of text on the desktop?
[04:00] <Losha> OttifantSir: I don't like any sounds, so the first thing I do is mv /usr/share/sounds to /usr/share/sounds.orig. Brutal, but it works...
[04:00] <lukeqsee> aside from conky
[04:00] <OttifantSir> seanbrystone: I believe Ubuntu Remote Desktop is called vinagre and vino, client and server respectively. Uninstalling those two should get rid of it, then install what you want.
[04:01] <seanbrystone> OttifantSir, thx :)
[04:01] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: sorry, brain fart, run cat /etc/lsb-release
[04:01] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: Release= and Codename= tells the version
[04:01] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: Is there a big risk in trying to get it to partition through Ubuntu? I've done it in other computers with no problem.. :o
[04:01] <OttifantSir> Losha: So that would not disable the possibility to listen, just takes away all config for system sounds, right?
[04:01] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: Only loss of everything on that partition
[04:01] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: Karmic
[04:02] <Losha> OttifantSir: shouldn't affect 'listening' at all. It just removes the sound files that things play when they want to make a noise...
[04:02] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Theming
[04:02] <brjann> OttifantSir: apparently, you can    gksu /etc/gdm/custom.conf    and under the [greeter] section add the line    SoundOnLogin=false
[04:02] <trism> lukeqsee: you can display any sort of text on the desktop you want with conky
[04:02] <brjann> OttifantSir: whoops, gksu gedit /etc/gdm/custom.conf
[04:02] <millhouse513> enjoytheday:  if it's hardware raid it should be fine then..it should just show up as a single disk
[04:03] <dog> Hi! New to Linux and I am loving it! looking for a good RDP to use to connect from windows to ubuntu any Ideas? Karmic.
[04:03] <enjoytheday> when I do fdisk -l  it shows both disk
[04:03] <Flyzoola> MilitantPotato: ehhh haha I'm going to give 8.04 a try, if that doesn't work, then I'll just back everything up etc. Thanks!
[04:03] <enjoytheday> is it suppose to show like that?
[04:03] <masu3701> when will a new version of ubuntu come out?
[04:03] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: Not sure if that comes with wubi, good luck though
[04:03]  * matelot does themes affect performance ?
[04:04] <perscitus> How do i reenable ctrl-alt-backspace?
[04:04] <MilitantPotato> Flyzoola: doing a real install with ubuntu on its own partition makes for a much faster ubuntu since it's not reading from a file on NTFS
[04:04] <paulproteus> dog: Sure -- "Your best bet for Linux->XP is to use the Terminal Server Client that comes with Ubuntu." <http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=100592>
[04:04] <darolu> masu3701: April 29
[04:04] <OttifantSir> brjann: I get nothing in that file.
[04:04] <trism> lukeqsee: oh sorry, missed the aside from conky message
[04:04] <masu3701> and that will be 10.4?
[04:04] <jorvis> Java help?  I've installed libmysql-java but still get this when I try to connect to a MySQL DB: SQLException: No suitable driver found for jdbc:mysql ....
[04:05] <dog> Paulproteus -Thanks
[04:05] <MilitantPotato> perscitus: System>Preferences>Keyboard   Click Layout tab, then layout options
[04:05] <paulproteus> dog: Sure thing! Let me know if it works out for you.
[04:05] <MilitantPotato> perscitus: then find key sequence to Kill Xserver
[04:05] <brjann> OttifantSir: yeah, same here, now that i've looked. add two lines:   [greeter]   and    SoundOnLogin=false
[04:05] <enjoytheday> does destop version support hardward raid?
[04:05] <lukeqsee> trism: tis ok :) I just don't want to mess around with my conkyrc or run two versions of it, because I want a really big bit of text
[04:06] <darolu> perscitus: in Karmic, open a terminal and do: setxkbmap -option terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp
[04:06] <DcMeese> Thanks MilitantPotato.. But what about creating wireless connection w/wireless card? I'm in prefs>>network connections
[04:06] <dog> Paulproteus - would I be able to use a gui with that
[04:06] <cobra-the-joker> Hey guys ... can i install a full ubuntu system on xubuntu ?
[04:06] <paulproteus> dog: Yup.
[04:06] <darolu> cobra-the-joker: yes, you have to install "ubuntu-desktop" package
[04:07] <MilitantPotato> jorvis: sun-java6-jdk installed?
[04:07] <dog> cool
[04:07] <OttifantSir> brjann: Before I commit this, excuse me for asking, but are you sure that's the correct spelling and capitalization?
[04:07] <cobra-the-joker> darolu , anything i should take care of before doing this ?
[04:07] <jorvis> MilitantPotato: java -v returns: Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_16-b01)
[04:07] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: having network-manager-gnome installed makes that easy
[04:07] <darolu> cobra-the-joker: is perfectly safe, a lot of new packages will be installed, just make sure you have enough hard drive space available ~700MiB
[04:08] <obscurant1st> i hv to ask a questiopn regarding ipod jailbreak, pls dont mind, if i restore my jailbroken ipod touch will it get my warranty back?
[04:08] <sensae> Is there a way to set gedit to display invisible characters?
[04:08] <cobra-the-joker> darolu , nice ..ty
[04:08] <teage> is there a way to lock the desktop icons (ubuntu 9.10) ?
[04:08] <lukeqsee> cobra-the-joker: and plenty of bandwidth :)
[04:08] <Pici> !ot | obscurant1st
[04:08] <brjann> OttifantSir: let me get verification from somewhere else on the internets :)
[04:08] <darolu> cobra-the-joker: when you log in, change the desktop environment from xfce to gnome and you are done
[04:08] <cobra-the-joker> lukeqsee , yeah ...lol
[04:08] <millhouse513> enjoytheday:  linux isn't seeing it correctly then.  It should just see one..  What RAID card are you using?
[04:08] <cobra-the-joker> ok
[04:09] <OttifantSir> brjann: Thanks for your time and effort.
[04:09] <darolu> perscitus: add the setxkbmap -option terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp to your ~/.xinitrc file to make the change permanent.
[04:09] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: Should I get that from other computer and transfer deb via USB flashdrive?
[04:09] <sensae> I'm moving to gedit from textmate, and I miss being able to see tab characters and newlines. Any way to display them?
[04:09] <iOmlette> When I want to use some hotkeys (Alt-F1 for the menu, for example), I have to focus on the desktop first, by clicking it. Does anyone know how to fix it so I don't have to?
[04:10] <brjann> OttifantSir: [greeter] is correct, as is SoundOnLogin=false
[04:10] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: it's likely installed already
[04:10] <MilitantPotato> jorvis: update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun
[04:10] <DcMeese> Ok... Where to find?
[04:10] <OttifantSir> brjann: Again, thanks for your time and effort
[04:10] <brjann> OttifantSir: no problem, hope it works :)
[04:12] <tp43> I can't understand why there are a bunch of stores selling computers with Ubuntu.  Must be big coorportite conpiracy; bullying anyone who tries
[04:12] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: alt+f2 type in network-manager-gnome
[04:12] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[04:13] <MilitantPotato> ActionParsnip: what's crackalackin
[04:13] <tp43> hey hey hey, its faaat albert
[04:13] <ActionParsnip> MilitantPotato: irc from work yo, ssh + irssi ftw
[04:13] <Guest99802> I thought I was in offtopic for a sec
[04:13] <MilitantPotato> ActionParsnip: too nerdy for me, no idea what ya said other than ssh
[04:14] <brjann> OttifantSir: and if for whatever reason gdm flips out, just delete /etc/gdm/custom.conf and restart and you should be okay.
[04:14] <MilitantPotato> ActionParsnip: guess you're bypassing a firewall?
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> MilitantPotato: connect to pc using ssh then launch irssi in the session. allows irc chat from anyplace :)
[04:14] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: Wont work, says doesn't exist, but software center says I have ir
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> MilitantPotato: they dont seem to be blocking ssh so :P
[04:14] <anom01y> Hi, I just installed Ubuntu twice from a live cd, and both times I get grub error 15
[04:14] <MilitantPotato> ActionParsnip: that's funny
[04:14] <anom01y> this is on a brand new hard drive
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> MilitantPotato: lots
[04:15] <tp43> anom01y, you did some baaad partitioning
[04:15] <anom01y> tp43: ? I just used the installer
[04:15] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: right click the panel, click Add To Panel, choose network manager
[04:15] <sensae> I've had some bad problems with the installer.
[04:15] <ActionParsnip> DcMeese: or hit alt+f2 and run: nm-applet
[04:16] <anom01y> well I will try something different next time.
[04:17] <tp43> anom01y, yeah, sucks, maybe its this new grub, but it happenned to me, and I made some changes in partitioning and it worked, dunno why
[04:17] <MilitantPotato> ActionParsnip: Ah, ty.
[04:17] <OttifantSir> I've installed Firefox 3.6.2pre, along with more extensions than I care to count. No matter, it worked before a reboot. Now it won't start. It does nothing at all. The symlink in /usr/bin points to ../lib/firefox-3.6.2pre/firefox.sh. The file is located in /usr/lib/firefox-3.6.2pre and is set with root as owner and the permission to execute as a program. Any ideas as to why it won't work?
[04:17] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: There is nothing with network in the name in the list. :/
[04:17] <ActionParsnip> MilitantPotato: personally i use wicd or interfaces file but nm-applet is the default in installs etc
[04:17] <Guest70458> Hello i am trying install two .deb packages wich are dependent on on another. how does i solve this.
[04:17] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: do what action said
[04:17] <MilitantPotato> ActionParsnip: he doesn't have wifi working yet, needs to add his connection
[04:18] <ActionParsnip> DcMeese: run nm-applet and it will add the icon in the notification area
[04:18] <nocturnus> http://ubuntusatanic.org/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=63&page=1 <-- ubuntu satanic edition was banned from distrowatch
[04:18] <tp43> OttifantSir, dunno, try killall firefox and then do it again
[04:18]  * matelot does themes affect performance ?
[04:18] <ActionParsnip> MilitantPotato: should still have the icon, have fun setting it up
[04:18] <Guest70458> Hello i am trying install two .deb packages wich are dependent on on another. how does i solve this.
[04:18] <tp43> Guest70458, dude, are you using redhat or something, what dependencies, maybe you can find your packages in repo instead so it get the right version?
[04:18] <OttifantSir> Guest70458: They are dependent, like one won't install until the other is installed, and they both depend on the other?
[04:19] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: Once it's up in the panel, right click it and go to manage connections, then wifi tab, the rest is common for any OS
[04:19] <OttifantSir> tp43: Wouldn't that have been solved with the last 5 reboots I've done?
[04:20] <Guest70458> ottifantsir: excactly like that.
[04:20] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: Where would it be? I don't see it
[04:20] <lat> I'm trying to cp some large VirtualBox snapshot files from an external harddrive to an internal harddrive. I get i/o error, and the copy fails, then connection to the external harddrive is lost. Is there any way around this?
[04:20] <tp43> OttifantSir, Yup you rught
[04:20] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: Normally by the date/time
[04:21] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: should look like a computer with a red X if it's offline, if it's connected to something, a wall plug with a cable infront of it.
[04:21] <DcMeese> Nope null
[04:21] <tp43> OttifantSir, worse comes to worst, you can apt-get remove --purge and the apt-get installa gain
[04:22] <Guest70458> ottifantsir: excactly like you explained it..
[04:22] <tp43> lat maybe you didn't mount?
[04:22] <OttifantSir> tp43: I know that. Problem is, Firefox is one of my most important apps, and I usually use about 6 hours getting all the extensions I need installed. I was hoping to avoid re-installing.
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> OttifantSir: sounds like you have a lot of ram, or a slow connection
[04:23] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: I found "network connections" is that correct?
[04:23] <brjann> OttifantSir: have you tried running it from the command line, to see if it spits out any errors?
[04:23] <tp43> OttifantSir, oh, hey, can I ask what these 6hours extensions are?
[04:23] <tp43> man...my internet is fast
[04:23] <magn3ts> Any help with this: [AO OSS] audio_setup: Can't open audio device /dev/dsp: Device or resource busy ?
[04:23] <DcMeese> I can add a wireless connection but I have to manually enter everything, MilitantPotato
[04:23] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: You can do it there, also, the nm-applet won't be in your menu, it's generally on the panel
[04:24] <Guest70458> Hello i am trying install two .deb packages wich are dependent on one another. how does i solve this. (ubuntu)
[04:24] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: try running nm-applet again, see if it shows up on the panel
[04:24] <ActionParsnip> DcMeese: get connected then install wicd, its awesome
[04:24] <lat> tp43, the disk was mounted. Some files copy, but big files fail.
[04:24] <paulproteus> Guest70458: sudo dpkg -i *.deb
[04:24] <paulproteus> Just install both at once, and it'll be fine.
[04:24] <OttifantSir> tp43: Adblock, NoScript, LastPass, LinkExtend, Download Statusbar, Extended Statusbar, Video Download Helper, a few others, total numbering 20 and about 20 search plugins for the search field
[04:24] <tp43> lat, maybe you don't have enought space
[04:25] <brjann> OttifantSir: (also, purging and reinstalling firefox shouldn't touch your firefox profile, which is stored in your user directory: ~/.mozilla/firefox/<something>.default/
[04:25] <OttifantSir> ActionParsnip: Ain't got more than 1GB RAM, but a rather fast cable-line
[04:25] <ActionParsnip> OttifantSir: doesnt that kick your ram lots when you load the already bloated browser?
[04:25] <MilitantPotato> OttifantSir: How long does firefox take to load for ya?
[04:25] <tp43> OttifantSir, well, I would go with the command line suggestion, and check the errors, to find you problem
[04:25] <OttifantSir> brjann: No, I haven't tried running it from CLI yet. Will try it now and see what happens
[04:25] <lat> tp43, there are over 200 gb of free space.
[04:25] <perscitus> What is the contextual applicatiom menu?
[04:26] <brjann> perscitus: the menu brought up by a right-click, maybe? never heard that term before
[04:26] <OttifantSir> MilitantPotato: On a clean boot (no other apps started or run before Firefox) it usually takes about 20 secs.
[04:26] <tp43> lat, hmmm, do you have any more details of the error reported?
[04:26] <perscitus> brjann,   its commonly used for another WM
[04:26] <DcMeese> ActionParsnip & MilitantPotato it keeps trying to add something cuz the bar wiggled, but nothing gets added
[04:27] <brjann> perscitus: ah, okay. nothing i'm familiar with, then :)
[04:27] <OttifantSir> My Firefox, when started from CLI spits out this: (firefox-bin:3260): GLib-WARNING **: g_set_prgname() called multiple times
[04:27] <ActionParsnip> DcMeese: get connected then install wicd, it will remove network manager for you and then reboot, wicd may be the ticket for you
[04:27] <brjann> OttifantSir: sadly, that's normal
[04:27] <lat> tp43, cp: reading `{3f67b927-3dd7-4abb-0a8b-2500374155eb}.vdi': Input/output error
[04:27] <ActionParsnip> firefox stinks
[04:28] <DcMeese>  ActionParsnip how do u get connected? That's what I'm trying to do
[04:28] <ActionParsnip> DcMeese: use wired or the command line to get connected
[04:28] <OttifantSir> brjann: It's a Pentium DC 1.66GHz 1GB RAM, so I'm quite happy with load times on this machine
[04:28] <perscitus> brjann,   fluxbox uses it
[04:28] <tp43> lat, sorry, I don't know, maybe you cable is loose?
[04:28] <brjann> OttifantSir: does it return to the prompt? or does it just sit there without firefox ever showing up?
[04:28] <StrangeCharm> i'm a student who has to do a lot of reading, primarily of pdfs. on windows, i used foxit. the default reader on 9.10 is evince, which doesn't have tabs. are there any recommended readers that have tabs, and other nice features for my situation (session restore, library management, &c)?
[04:29] <OttifantSir> brjann: It returns to the prompt after that error
[04:29] <DcMeese> ActionParsnip: I have to use wifi... Only option
[04:29] <Tjh> hi is there any issues that may arise out of having ntfs filesystem as /home?
[04:29] <brjann> OttifantSir: type    echo $?    at the prompt
[04:29] <Chill6> Hows it going everyone
[04:30] <tp43> pretty good thx
[04:30] <OttifantSir> brjann: All it says is "1" then returns to prompt
[04:30] <ActionParsnip> DcMeese: then use iwconfig, you can  also use the installation cd to install wicd
[04:31] <brjann> OttifantSir: that's what I wanted to know. that "1" means firefox is exiting with an error, though why it isn't reporting that error is a mystery to me
[04:31] <nocturnus> does anyone know how I can set a margin offset when  printing a pdf file
[04:31] <nocturnus> ?
[04:31] <Losha> OttifantSir: looks like 3.6.2pre isn't ready for prime-time....
[04:32] <brjann> OttifantSir: let's try one more thing, to see if it's your profile or firefox that's jacked up
[04:32] <ActionParsnip> Losha: could try 3.7 or chromium ;)
[04:32] <brjann> OttifantSir: ls ~/.mozilla/firefox/
[04:32] <Guest70458> paulproteus: thanks. now i a,m installing the beta game.
[04:32] <paulproteus> (-:
[04:32] <OttifantSir> Losha: Of course it's not, it's a pre-release version. But I wanted something newer, and the PPA mozilla-daily-builds gave me this.
[04:32] <brjann> OttifantSir: you'll see a directory in there with a bunch of random letters/numbers and .default at the end
[04:32] <MilitantPotato> OttifantSir: I use 3.6 stable
[04:33] <Tironn> What are the rumored upgrades for firefox 4?
[04:34] <brjann> OttifantSir: wait, this is a nightly? heh, those aren't even guaranteed to run at *all.*
[04:34] <Chill6> nocturnus: try going to scale PDF file in the page setup dialog
[04:34] <ActionParsnip> brjann: just rename ~/.mozilla and you wil cover all
[04:34] <DcMeese> ActionParsnip: How do Install stuff from disk?
[04:34] <brjann> ActionParsnip: hm, good point
[04:34] <Losha> OttifantSir: well now you can 'give back' by filing a bug report I guess...
[04:34] <ActionParsnip> DcMeese: add the cdrom under system -> admin -> software sources (if memory serves)
[04:35] <ActionParsnip> DcMeese: you can then have your install cd in and install the app from that
[04:35] <brjann> ActionParsnip: wait, but what if he uses thunderbird or something? isn't that stored in .mozilla too?
[04:35] <OttifantSir> Losha: Seems like that would be a good idea, yeah. Just hoped there was something I could do to get it working.
[04:35] <nocturnus> Chill6: how?
[04:35] <ActionParsnip> brjann: i think so, i dont use either
[04:35] <nocturnus> Chill6: command line
[04:35] <Tironn> DcMeese: if you go to software sources there's an install from cd option
[04:36] <ActionParsnip> DcMeese: do you see access points if you run: sudo iwlist scan   ?
[04:36] <OttifantSir> brjann: And I use Thunderbird too.
[04:36] <ActionParsnip> brjann: ahh, then renaming the mozilla folder is bad
[04:36] <Losha> OttifantSir: running a pre-release and trying to debug it here on #ubuntu seems like a monumental waste of effort...
[04:36] <ActionParsnip> brjann: but will be ok to just test
[04:36] <brjann> OttifantSir: i'm tempted to agree with Losha, i wasn't aware this was a nightly
[04:37] <DcMeese> ActionParsnip: It says unmounting
[04:37] <DcMeese> Cdrom
[04:37] <lat> tp43, thanks for your help. I'm going to reboot now, and try again.
[04:37] <OttifantSir> Losha: I was just hoping it was something like with 3.5: running "firefox" started 3.0 and you needed to run "firefox-3.5" to start the newer version
[04:37] <Tironn> DcMeese: seems wrong there.
[04:38] <Losha> OttifantSir: either way, it's off-topic for this group. Perhaps try #firefox
[04:38] <ActionParsnip> OttifantSir: /usr/bin/firefox is just a symlink to /usr/bin/firefox-3.0
[04:38] <brjann> OttifantSir: from the command line you can run     firefox -ProfileManager    and see if it will let you create a new, empty profile to test with. if it works, something's wrong with your profile. if not, something's wrong with the nightly. that's about all we can do, i think.
[04:38] <g44imbisilly> hey. is it possible to generate a grub2 config file using the ubuntu livecd?
[04:38] <ActionParsnip> OttifantSir: you can delete the /usr/bin/firefox file and make a new symlink to /usr/bin/firefox-3.whatever
[04:38] <DcMeese> I clicked add CDROM in software sources>>other software, ActionParsnip
[04:38] <djmaniax> touchscreen netbook will not load apps from touch menu except for favourites and folders, please advise
[04:38] <AimlessZealot> I'm considering using Jaunty Jackalope (9.04) instead of Karmic Koala (9.10), anyone have any thoughts?
[04:38] <adamkex> AimlessZealot: why?
[04:39] <default> Others have made that "Upgrade"
[04:39] <ActionParsnip> AimlessZealot: both are supported so go for it
[04:39] <Losha> AimlessZealot: why? 8.04 vs 9.10 might make sense...
[04:39] <AimlessZealot> Adamkex: because KK has sound problems for me.
[04:39] <adamkex> AimlessZealot: ?
[04:39] <bboyjavik> hi
[04:39] <Losha> AimlessZealot: KK ?\
[04:39] <AimlessZealot> Karmic Koala
[04:39] <default> Karmic Koala = KK
[04:40]  * Losha slaps head and says d'oh
[04:40] <AimlessZealot> I've been struggling all day to make Flash videos produce sound again (they did originally), I have seen no solutions or options to fix things, and someone here mentioned that KK appears to have various sound issues.
[04:40] <djmaniax> touchscreen netbook will not load apps from touch menu when touching, except for favourites and folders, please advise
[04:40] <g44imbisilly> when I try to run update-grub2 I get "grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /." probably because i'm using a livecd. is it possible to bypass the error and continue?
[04:40] <default> Jaunty Jackalope was more stable than Idiota Indianna
[04:40] <OttifantSir> brjann: ActionParsnip: Losha: It seems like it's spitting out that error no matter what, but it seems like I may have done something bad to my first profile, 'cause it started on a fresh profile.
[04:40] <anom01y> tp43: ? still getting grub error 15 ?
[04:40] <anom01y> how come I can't install Xubuntu 9.10 ?
[04:41] <Losha> brjann: good catch...
[04:41] <anom01y> grub 1.5 error 15
[04:41] <anom01y> I've tried ext3 and ext4
[04:41] <tp43> anom01y, shit, did you change partitioning?
[04:41] <brjann> Losha: has happened to me before. troubleshooting profile errors is tricky :(
[04:41] <anom01y> tp43: ?
[04:42] <tp43> anom01y, hey, I just remembered, I had the grub error when I tried ext4, but when I went back to ext3 I had no problems
[04:42] <anom01y> what do you mean ?
[04:42] <anom01y> ohh
[04:42] <anom01y> yeah I tried that I am trying ext3 now,
[04:42] <default> Holy shit, it shouldn't be this difficult to install a "Production" operating system
[04:42] <anom01y> I selected mount to '/' and format.
[04:42] <brjann> !language
[04:43] <anom01y> anyone know how to install ubuntu ?
[04:43] <default> LOLOL
 what happens ?
[04:43] <default> THATS THE BEST
[04:43] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: How would I install software from 9.10 disk?
[04:43] <tp43> anom01y, I don't know if this is good idea, but usually I make '/' at about 10gig, and a swap about the size of my ram, and then I make the rest /home cause I downloads lots of movies
[04:43] <`mOOse`> default
[04:43] <Losha> default: please don't use the word "production" here to help keep this channel family friendly.
[04:43] <`mOOse`> default: http://imgur.com/7EilX.jpg
[04:43] <zetheroo> trying to use Ubuntu One ... getting this error in FF : Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at localhost:38017.
[04:43] <default> LOLOLOL
[04:44] <default> Quote of the day.... <anom01y> anyone know how to install ubuntu ?
[04:44] <anom01y> adrian2mil10: I just try and use the installer
[04:44] <anom01y> well it doesnt work
[04:44] <Flannel> default, `mOOse`: please help keep this channel ontopic, thanks.
[04:44] <Losha> tp43: same here, though I double the RAM space for swap because I'm old-fashioned...
[04:44] <anom01y> I select 'select manual partition'
 what thing not work ?
[04:44] <Flannel> anom01y: Any reason you're manually partitioning?
[04:44] <g44imbisilly> My /boot/grub/ directory got erased and i was able to rebuild it with my livecd, but I need to create the grub.cfg. How would I do this on a liveCD?
[04:44] <`mOOse`> Flannel sorry - that was supposed to be a /msg
[04:44] <anom01y> adrian2mil10: not sure but I get error 15
[04:45] <anom01y> Flannel: I am using the installer, and it asks to select manual partition, underneat 'use entire disk'
[04:45] <tp43> Losha, I used to, but so much swap isn't need these days cause of the size of ram.
[04:45] <MilitantPotato> ActionParsnip: Any chance you have the ~/.asoundrc files left over from an upgrade?
 when you make what is the error ?
[04:45] <Flannel> anom01y: Why are you manually partitioning instead of automatically partitioning?
[04:45] <anom01y> adrian2mil10: I reboot and try and boot from the install and I get grub error 15
[04:45] <Losha> g44imbisilly: grub.cfg is remade automatically by running update-grub I seem to recall...
[04:45] <djmaniax> how do i fix touchscreen preferences for UNR menu, apps won't open unless their in favourites
[04:46] <zetheroo> can you be logged into Ubuntu One from two different places at the same time?
[04:46] <g44imbisilly> Losha: i'm doing this off a liveCD so doing that runs into problems
[04:46] <anom01y> Flannel: because I tried the 'use entire disk' feature from the installer, (made my disk an ext4, and also gave me error 15 at reboot (grub error))
[04:46] <Losha> tp43: that's what they say. I've never understood the reasoning behind it though...
 only ubuntu is in the partition ? there is only one partition ?
[04:46] <Flannel> anom01y: Default is ext4, yes.  How many harddrives do you have?
[04:46] <Losha> !grub2 | anything here that helps?
[04:46] <anom01y> within the installer I get 3 options for selecting the partition to use, a) install dual boot, b) use entire disk, or c) select partitions manually
[04:47] <anom01y> Flannel: 4
[04:47] <Genji> hello all. found a strange problem. ubuntu koala... inside seamonkey and firefox... my website, www.bymtrust.net.nz/acquia (acquia drupal) crashes(i think? or resets?) x11.... i think its images.. as if i turn images off, it works. if i turn them on, a few seconds later, loading them... it crashes.
[04:47] <Flannel> anom01y: alright.  Are they mixed SATa/PATA?
[04:47] <tp43> anom01y, use the entire disk, or are you planning on multiple OS's?
[04:47] <anom01y> Flannel: I have 2 ide's and 2 satas
[04:47] <Genji> any ideas why this might be happening?
[04:47] <anom01y> tp43: no just Ubuntu
[04:48] <anom01y> Flannel: the install is going on an IDE (sda1)
[04:48] <tp43> did you install grub to master boot record?
[04:48] <Flannel> anom01y: That's likely the issue.  What's happening is they're being reordered by your BIOS (or Linux) and its looking at the wrong one for GRUB.
[04:48] <anom01y> tp43: thats in the advanced section near the end
[04:48] <anom01y> ?
[04:48] <anom01y> Flannel:
[04:48] <anom01y> ok
[04:48] <djmaniax> how do i fix touchscreen preferences for UNR menu, apps won't open unless their in favourites
[04:48] <ActionParsnip> MilitantPotato: I did a clean A3 install dude
[04:48] <coz_> Genji, none of the links on your site are working here
 you have 2 ide and 2 sata , maybe you install grub in the wrong disk , check sure the disk boot order
[04:49] <anom01y> Flannel: solution ?
[04:49] <anom01y> ok
[04:49] <anom01y> I will try again
[04:49] <Genji> eh... go http://www.bymtrust.net.nz then click on a link
[04:49] <anom01y> 4th time
[04:49] <anom01y> crossing fingers
[04:50] <DiploCat> what does it mean in a cron entry when it begins with [ -x command.sh ] ?
[04:50] <tp43> anom01y, probably Flannel  has a better solution, but you could unplug all but one drive, and then install on it, and add the others manually after install
[04:50] <DiploCat> what is the -x ?
[04:50] <Flannel> anom01y: Did you have any other Linuxes installed prior to this?
 do not lose hope
[04:50] <anom01y> yes
[04:50] <coz_> Genji,  this is what I get   http://dl.dropbox.com/u/132551/Screenshot-Beyond%20the%20Boxes%20%7C%20-%20Mozilla%20Firefox.png
[04:50] <tp43> hope is all you ever need
[04:51] <Losha> DiploCat: I'm rusty at this, but I think it means "FILE exists and execute (or search) permission is granted"
[04:51] <Flannel> anom01y: Alright, what it *might* be is their GRUB is the one you're getting to, and it's looking for an old stage2, and not finding it.
[04:51] <brjann> DiploCat: that's a test to exist that command.sh exists
[04:51] <brjann> (gah, i can't speak english tonight.)
[04:51] <Flannel> anom01y: Make sure GRUB from the Ubuntu installer is installing to the proper drive, and make sure your BIOS is set to boot to that drive
[04:51] <anom01y> ok, I think that option was in the installer
[04:51] <magn3ts> Any help with this: [AO OSS] audio_setup: Can't open audio device /dev/dsp: Device or resource busy ?
[04:52] <Flannel> anom01y: Yeah, it'll be at the end
[04:52] <tp43> anom01y, delete all partitions and then repartition
[04:52] <Genji> coz_: yah... hmm... go to http://www.bymtrust.net.nz/acquia/content/starflower-gardens
 maybe is a good idea disconnect the disk what you don't need meanwhile installl
[04:52] <tp43> magn3ts, do you have sound?
[04:52] <DiploCat> so brjann and Losha, it's cron syntax (ie. doesn't work in a shell), and what does it do if it doesn't exist? throws an error?
[04:52] <DcMeese> ActionParsnip: I'm unmounting disk, u
[04:52] <DcMeese> Said that doesn't sound right?
[04:52] <coz_> Genji,  I see that
[04:52] <Losha> DiploCat: er, it's shell syntax, invoked by cron...
[04:53] <magn3ts> tp43, yep that only happens with mplayer, sorry I shouldve been more specific
[04:53] <MilitantPotato> ActionParsnip: Guess you've been on google yea? common issues are ~/.macromedia
[04:53] <MilitantPotato> not being owned by your user, and asoundconf not having the right card set to default, good luck though, heaps of other reasons
[04:53] <brjann> DiploCat: no, that would in fact work in a shell. and no, it wouldn't necessarily report an error, it depends on what the rest of the cron command is
[04:53] <tp43> magn3ts, if sound works, than you are golden
[04:53] <fivetwentysix> I just installed Rails with Gem, but I can'
[04:53] <AimlessZealot> Don't remind me Potato, I'm so sick of flash problems today.
[04:53] <tp43> magn3ts, sorry "then"
[04:53] <co25mkemang> im a newbie from indonesia
[04:53] <DiploCat> Losha, oh... ok, but why do you need to check if it exists? won't it just error if it doesn't exist?
[04:54] <fivetwentysix> I just installed Rails with Gem, but when I type rails, it returns command not found, what's the solution to this?
[04:54] <co25mkemang> indonesia is currently being spotted as the enemy of capitalism
[04:54] <oLife> Hey!
[04:54] <magn3ts> tp43, er, I meant I have sound in my system
[04:54] <magn3ts> tp43, mplayer definitely has no sound
[04:54] <co25mkemang> because indonesia is making campaign of using opensource softwares
[04:54] <co25mkemang> please help us
[04:54] <Losha> DiploCat: like brjann says, it depends what the rest of the script says...
[04:54] <tp43> magn3ts, man mplayer, and find there is an option that will make it less verbose
[04:54] <MrPockets> yeah
[04:54] <MrPockets> a lot of peopel're doing that
[04:54] <Flannel> co25mkemang: This channel is for Ubuntu support.  Non-support topics should be directed towards #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[04:54] <bazhang> co25mkemang, this is not the appropriate channel for that
[04:54] <Genji> coz_: navigating around the site doesn't crash your ubuntu koala firefox x11?
[04:54] <DiploCat> hmm... ok, thanks guys... I appreciate it
[04:54] <tp43> magn3ts, oh, you know what, you gotta open alsamixer and turn up the volume probably
[04:55] <co25mkemang> \exit
[04:55] <coz_> Genji,  no it doesnt but as I said I cannot get to the links    by clicking them... but when you post the link it opens
[04:55] <oLife> I made a network on one computer, but when other computers try to access the share it asks for a password - my normal computer password isn't working - any ideas?
[04:55] <StrangeCharm> i'm a student who has to do a lot of reading, primarily of pdfs. on windows, i used foxit. the default reader on 9.10 is evince, which doesn't have tabs. are there any recommended readers that have tabs, and other nice features for my situation (session restore, library management, &c)?
[04:55] <oLife> Network share*
[04:55] <tp43> I love indonesia, I wish I could move there, get married and make  a family
[04:55] <Losha> Genji: I can navigate it fine with 3.0.18/8.04LTS
[04:56] <magn3ts> tp43, no offense but it says resource busy not volume low, but I'll check
[04:56] <tp43> I dont think my Microsoft family and their friends will let me go though
[04:56] <Genji> coz_: hmm.. the front page / poster links don't work for you? or the menu doesn't work?
[04:56] <tp43> magn3ts, maybe you are right, but it happen to me before
[04:56] <magn3ts> tp43, I checked, the volume is at an appropriate level
[04:56] <coz_> Genji,  apparenly not
[04:56] <brjann> StrangeCharm: isn't there a foxit reader for linux?
[04:56] <Flannel> StrangeCharm: There likely is.  However if no one knows, you can use foxit: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Foxit
[04:57] <Paine>  so i clicked on the date and time on my bar up top, now both top and bottom bars are unresponsive
[04:57] <Paine> what do i do :p
 yes
[04:57] <Genji> coz_: both of them don't work?
[04:57] <tp43> magn3ts, hmmm, check ps command and see what media program is hanging.  It is wierd for sound to not work these days.
[04:57] <Out_Cold> Would this work for a hardlink?? ln IP:/path/file ~/file
[04:57] <coz_> Genji,  not here no  but  I am a bit distracted so  I may not be the best to test this for you
[04:57] <Losha> StrangeCharm: you can get a list of readers by doing "apt-cache search pdf | egrep -i viewer" Dunno if any of them are tabbed....
[04:57] <magn3ts> tp43, none, I checked lsof | grep /dev/dsp and nothing shows up
[04:58] <tp43> magn3ts, whats, do you see any thing like snd when you do lsmod?
[04:58] <tuxi> e6esg5
[04:58] <tuxi> b65bw
[04:58] <tuxi> b57
[04:58] <tuxi> b75e
[04:58] <tuxi> 737
[04:58] <FloodBot1> tuxi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:58] <tuxi> 373
[04:58] <Losha> tp43: "It is wierd for sound to not work these days". Cough...
[04:58] <tp43> magn3ts, whats this lsof | grep /dev/dsp
[04:59] <magn3ts> tp43, tons of things
[04:59] <tuxi> e5
[04:59] <tuxi> 757
[04:59] <tuxi> 47
[04:59] <tuxi> sory
[04:59] <tuxi> i`m indonesian wkwkw
[04:59] <FloodBot1> tuxi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:59] <PwrSurge> can anyone help me, my left mouse button is not working!\
[04:59] <magn3ts> tp43, that would show any application using the sound device...
[04:59] <PwrSurge> pain in the ass
[04:59] <anom01y> anyone know if I should use EXT3 or EXT4 ?
[04:59] <tp43> Losha, it has been almost ten years since I last had to run sndconfig or anything like that.  the most I've had to do is turn up the volume
[04:59] <anom01y> what is better and why ?
[04:59] <rww> ubottu: id | tuxi
[04:59] <tuxi> ape lo
[04:59] <tuxi> ngarti bahasa gue gak?
maybe your mouse is broken
[04:59] <PwrSurge> no
[04:59] <ActionParsnip> anom01y: ext4 is default and fine
[04:59] <Flannel> tuxi: This channel is english only.
[04:59] <te_> anom01y: Suit yourself
[05:00] <PwrSurge> on laptop
[05:00] <PwrSurge> connected another mouse and same thing
[05:00] <te_> anom01y: ext4 has an edge on performance
[05:00] <Jon-> Trying to share this linux printer with Windows PCs on the LAN [using samba]. Printer works flawlessly on ubuntu host. HELP! Bit of a ubuntu n00b, lots of windows experience though.
[05:00] <PwrSurge> left mouse button not working
[05:00] <Out_Cold> anom01y, ext4 is the standard in releases newer than 9.10 and it is newer, so some bugs are fixed and new ones emerged
[05:00] <tp43> magn3ts, it doesn't show anything for me and I have sound
[05:00] <Red_HamsterX> anom01y, flip a coin. You probably won't notice a difference if you have to ask. (I use ext4 on most systems, though)
[05:00] <Losha> tp43: stick around this channel a while. Other people haven't been so lucky...
[05:00] <kris_> Hi. I'm running Karmic, and am trying to get a joystick to work. After some searching, I found out that reverting to the 2.6.28-14 kernel would "fix" the problem, but I can't find that kernel in the karmic repository. Can someone help me revert back to 2.6.28-14, please? TIA
[05:00] <PwrSurge> it's an issue with ubuntu
[05:00] <te_> anom01y: I use it and am happy with it. Some say it is not as stable.
[05:00] <anom01y> thanks guys, its already using ext4
[05:00] <anom01y> (er installing to ext4, so thats good)
[05:01] <magn3ts> tp43, ... its only when something is using the sound device
[05:01] <anom01y> didn't want to reinstall as ext3
[05:01] <magn3ts> which is what mplayer is claiming is the problem
[05:01] <te_> anom01y: But I have yet to experience a failure.
[05:01] <Paine>  so i clicked on the date and time on my bar up top, now both top and bottom bars are unresponsive.... something i can do to restart them ?
[05:01] <tp43> magn3ts, yeah, thats what I mean, I have a movie playing and I run that command, and I get nothing
[05:01] <Out_Cold> anom01y, unless you are a hard power user you probably would never notice the difference
[05:01] <mylisto2> exit
[05:01] <Losha> anom01y: I would use ext3 as it's compatible with pretty much any linux system, including various 3rd party recovery tools...
[05:01] <magn3ts> tp43, :/
[05:01] <Red_HamsterX> te_, the only case in which it could be unstable is if your system crashes hard while writing to disk.
[05:01] <PwrSurge> Paine: CTRL_ALT_BACKSPACE
[05:01] <mylisto2> haha..whoops, not terminal
[05:01] <tp43> magn3ts, do you have any media, try to play it
[05:02] <te_> Red_HamsterX: Thans for that bit of info..
[05:02] <Paine> PwrSurge: not doing anything
[05:02] <Red_HamsterX> And, even then, the filesystem itself would be fine. It would just run the risk of *maybe* corrupting the file it was working on.
[05:02] <Jon-> Trying to share this linux printer with Windows PCs on the LAN [using samba]. Printer works flawlessly on ubuntu host. HELP! Bit of a ubuntu n00b, lots of windows experience though.
[05:02] <Red_HamsterX> te_, the odds of that happening with a modern system is virtually nil, though.
[05:02] <Red_HamsterX> is/are
[05:02] <djmaniax> how do i fix touchscreen preferences for UNR menu, apps won't open unless their in favourites. SOMEBODY?/?
[05:03] <kris_> !samba | Jon-
[05:03] <magn3ts> tp43, I'm watching a movie in vlc right now, I tried it in mplayer first and there was no sound :(
[05:03] <fivetwentysix> i have to type this command: export PATH=/var/lib/gems/1.9.1/bin:$PATH
[05:03] <fivetwentysix> everytime
[05:03] <fivetwentysix> i boot up
[05:03] <Jon-> kris_: Don't tell me to RTFM, if I hadn't been doing this for an hour I wouldn't be on here.
[05:03] <fivetwentysix> Is there anyway around this?
[05:03] <tp43> magn3ts, it works?
[05:04] <magn3ts> tp43, in VLC yeah, but I want mplayer to work because it uses my hardware acceleration
[05:04] <kris_> Jon-: Sorry, working on getting my own problem solved, so I didn't have too much time. Still, I figured that it might help.
CTRL_ALT_BACKSPACE not eneable by default in karmic
[05:04] <kris_> Jon-: Hmm. Have you just copying and pasting any of the sample configs?
[05:05] <olskolirc> how do I come out of gnome-shell and get back to gnome
[05:05] <tp43> magn3ts, mplayer doesn't install so good on Ubuntu, I am not sure what I did wrong, in Debian it works fine and vlc isn't so great, but on Ubuntu, vlc works great, and mplayer is not so good.  But I have sound in mplayer.  Do you know how to turn up the volume in mplayer it is the ) key
[05:05] <Red_HamsterX> olskolirc, what do you mean by 'gnome-shell'?
[05:05] <Paine> adrian2mill0: so how do i get the top and bottom bars in ubuntu to start responding again
[05:05] <tp43> Losha, his sounds works fine, it was mplayer giving him problems
[05:06] <magn3ts> tp43, I built it myself, scrolling up in mplayer increases the volume and I know its set reasonably as well :{
[05:06] <adrian2mil10> Paine > if CTRL_ALT_BACKSPACE not enable , try CTRL_ALT_F1 log in the console and kill gdm
[05:06] <Losha> tp43: how odd. I use mplayer for pretty much everything (except dvd menus)...
[05:07] <magn3ts> :( I wish my mplayer worked :(
[05:07] <tp43> Losha, I think when I installed it I got carried awayed and installed too much
[05:07] <kris_> Looking for someone who could help me to revert back to the 2.6.28-14 kernel on karmic, please. TIA
[05:07] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: try install gnome-mplayer
[05:07] <tp43> magn3ts, did you try the ( ) keys for adjusting volume?
[05:07] <Jon-> kris_: Sample configs?
[05:07] <olskolirc> Red_HamsterX, you can download gnome-shell its a new gnome window manager: sudo apt-get install gnome-shell
 why ?
[05:07] <olskolirc> just came out
[05:07] <magn3ts> ActionParsnip, I don't want to.
[05:07] <te_> fivetwentysix: PATH="$PATH:/var/lib/gems/1.9.1/bin
[05:07] <olskolirc> how do I come out of gnome-shell and get back to gnome
[05:08] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: k
[05:08] <magn3ts> ActionParsnip, I need it built from scratch for hardware acceleration, otherwise I would use VLC.
[05:08] <te_> fivetwentysix: PATH="$PATH:/var/lib/gems/1.9.1/bin"
 2.6.31 work fine ?
[05:08] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Long story, basically: trying to get a joystick to work. Google searching says that the problem I'm having came up in 2.6.28-15 and has been present ever since.
 what lsb you have ?
[05:09] <kris_> Jon-: Ya. Should be very basic ones on Samba website. It might be that you have too many features enabled. Try using a default one first, and then adding options on top of it?
[05:09] <kris_> adrian2mil10: lsb?
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: is there not a ppa with it already done? vlc uses noly one core btw ;)
[05:09] <kris_> I don't follow.
[05:09] <cobra-the-joker> Hey guys .... i installed ubuntu succesfully , how can i change to GDM ?
[05:09] <theadmin> Is there ANY download manager for Linux that integrates into Firefox?
 hardy , jaunty , karmic ?
[05:09] <tp43> ActionParsnip, I just installed it, thanks, dunno why I never knew about it before
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> cobra-the-joker: gdm is the default in ubuntu
[05:09] <kris_> Karmic.
[05:09] <theadmin> cobra-the-joker: GDM? GDM is installed by default
[05:10] <magn3ts> ActionParsnip, heh, the mplayer in the vdpau ppa (which is where the driver and extension comes from) is actually borked :(
[05:10] <PwrSurge> damm it
[05:10] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: lame
[05:10] <cobra-the-joker> i was having xubuntu and installed ubuntu on it ( ubuntu-desktop ) ...so i still have xubuntu boot and login ...can i change it to ubuntu's ?
[05:10] <tp43> I was using smplayer, its pretty nice
[05:10] <fivetwentysix> te_, how do I make that permanent?
[05:10] <ActionParsnip> magn3ts: i use that ppa myself but i havent used mlayer in ages
 you try with the last kernel 2.6.31-19 ?
[05:10] <gatinois> hi
[05:10] <ActionParsnip> cobra-the-joker: try: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[05:10] <kris_> I tried a few weeks ago. Lemme double check.
[05:10] <Jon-> kris_: Only issue now is XP says printer driver is not correct, but it doesn't have HP Deskjet F4100 series driver listed? I know there is one, I had it using the same printer when my ubuntu box was win2000. Ideas?
[05:11] <te_> fivetwentysix: If you use the command I gave you, it should make the addition to path  permenant
[05:11] <kris_> Jon-: One sec...
[05:11] <magn3ts> ActionParsnip, theres patches for VLC but they're rather old and well :/ I'm lazy
[05:11] <theadmin> cobra-the-joker: Ah, yes. Install ubuntu-gdm-themes
[05:11] <ActionParsnip> Jon-: you'll need to install the driver in xp t talk to the printer installed under ubuntu
[05:12] <Paine> adrian2mill0: lol so i hit ctrl-alt-f1 and had no idea how to get back into the GUI
[05:12] <fivetwentysix> te_, i just type that in terminal?
 i think what you problem is with the modules not the kenel
[05:12] <kris_> Jon-: What he said.
[05:12] <te_> *permanent
[05:12] <kris_> Ok.
[05:12] <kris_> Still working at it.
[05:12] <Paine> adrian2mill0: so just in case i ever have to do that again, how do i go about coming back to the GUI ?
 CTRL_ALT_F7
[05:13] <te_> fivetwentysix: Yes, (by which ever user is appropriate).
[05:13] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Ok. No joy.
[05:13] <Paine> adrian2mill0: lol k. i was spamming all kinds of cntrl-alt - F keys and just kept opening new windows :p
 you restart gdm ?
[05:14] <konrad> test
[05:15] <Paine> adrian2mill0: i had to restart the whole system cause i didnt know how to get back from the full black screen
[05:16] <magn3ts> ActionParsnip, do you think you would be able to help me uninstlal the mplayer that I built and "sudo make install"ed?
[05:16] <tp43> Paine, you hit alt+f7
 you are in the console yet ??
[05:16] <Paine> tp43: thanks :P that was the first thing i asked when i got back
[05:17] <Paine> adrianmill0: does the terminal in the GUI work ?
[05:17] <tp43> Paine, thats a cool feature eh, the consoles
[05:17] <Paine> adrianmill0: i have it open currently
restart better option , make a sudo shutdown -r now
[05:17] <dialtone> qqq/quit]
[05:18] <Paine> tp43: im a windows boy, so this is all really new to me heh
[05:18] <olskolirc> how do I replace my window decorator in gnome please?  I have no decorator
[05:18] <tp43> magn3ts, maybe there is directions in the install directory?
[05:19] <tp43> Paine you were a windows boy, now you are an Ubuntu free man, how does it feel, to be freed of slavery?
[05:19] <Jon-> kris_: Where the hell do I get the driver? HP only has one for non-networked printers and it's not included in list of drivers from Windows.
[05:20] <kris_> Jon-: What's the name of your printer again?
 why you think what he not feel free in windows ?
[05:20] <magicvibe> hello
[05:20] <magn3ts> never mind, I got it
[05:20] <Jon-> kris_: After installing the driver, it still says the driver from the ubuntu server is wrong, and then prompts to pick a driver. I just need the friking cab file. Sigh.
[05:20] <Paine> tp43: ha it will feel great when i get some sort of a grasp on it all....
[05:20] <tp43> Those MS fackers have their systems built with thousands of backdoors
[05:20] <grzegorz> hello
[05:20] <Jon-> kris_: HP All-in-one Deskjet F4180
[05:20] <kris_> Jon-: Have you tried the box that it came in?
[05:21] <Jon-> kris_: I have no fucking idea where it is, and again, that'd be a software CD when it
[05:21] <kris_> Ok. Download the non-networked driver for that printer from the HP website.
[05:21] <Jon-> kris_: done and intalled
[05:21] <tp43> Paine, what grasp, you are not learning King fu here, it is just a computer, all I do is click firefox, type in porn in google, and bang, masterbation
[05:21] <kris_> Still problems?
[05:21] <magicvibe> I have no window borders and I cannot see the display of my xterminal!! nvidia card just happened upon boot... after kernel update awhile back -- any suggestions ? how do i repair this?
[05:21] <vlad003> Does anyone know how I can move the location bar beside the back/forward buttons in nautilus? I've looked at the files in /usr/share/nautilus/ui but there's no reference to the location bar; just the toolbar.
[05:21] <kris_> Jon-: Also, please use more respectful language.
[05:22] <Jon-> kris_: I browse to the printer, windows says that the driver from the remote printer is wrong, brings me to the list of drivers again that came with xp [all outdated ofc], or otherwise looks for a disc with the .cab file
you can reboot ??
[05:22] <Paine> tp43: also my first day using IRC.....as long as no one talks me into a sudo rm -rf / ill be ok
[05:23] <anom01y> Flannel, problem solved. I unplugged all my HD's except the primary,
[05:23] <kris_> Jon-: Ok. Sounds like the Ubuntu server is serving up the driver, and the Windows machine isn't liking it for some reason. I am at a loss.
[05:23] <anom01y> then ran the installer
[05:23] <Flannel> !danger | Paine
[05:23] <Paine> adrian2mill0: i did reboot
[05:23] <kris_> Jon-: Try #samba.
[05:23] <Andre_Gondim> I the last update after a reboot my ubuntu doesn't shows the login, there is a log file here http://paste.ubuntu.com/388059/
[05:23] <Flannel> Paine: Please don't throw those sorts of things around.
[05:23] <Paine> sry every1
[05:24] <sjuxax> Hi. Can someone tell me why the new default theme moved the window controls to top-left?
[05:24] <rww> sjuxax: Lucid discussion in #ubuntu+1, not here.
[05:24] <Paine> tp43: the biggest thing for me is installing new things
[05:24] <Jon-> kris_: Solved, the driver was placed under Hewlett-Packard in the list as opposed to HP, where all the other drivers were.
[05:24] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Looks like you're getting busy. Are you still available to help please, or too overwhelmed? :-)
[05:24] <Paine> tp43: rather that just double clicking on an exe
[05:24] <Surrador> I have trouble getting my projector at school to transmit the screen
[05:24] <kris_> Jon-: Lol. Windows! :-P
[05:24] <Surrador> on the wall
[05:24] <sjuxax> rww: lol, ok
[05:24] <Surrador> is there something special I should do
[05:24] <Surrador> ?
[05:25] <tp43> Paine, you know whats cool, cairo-dock, sudo apt-get install cairo-dock, it is like the mac style of launcher, and also, you can turn on compiz, then you get wobbly windows and other effects.  Not only that, I have it set up so when I click the left side of the screen it zooms out all windows, and when I click the right side, I can scrool through all open windows.  Its sweet, I don't ever need the panel onscreen, so I keep set to autohide
what happens
[05:25] <tp43> Paine, you can use add/remove programs, except, instead of downloading programs from unscrupulous vendours, they are all there for you to just check off from sage and secure sources
[05:25] <abhifx> hi there! i am not getting the maximise and minimizebuttons on my windows... an someone help me plz?
[05:26] <Jon-> kris_: That was the HP install that put it there, they chose the vendor label when they installed the driver. Bash less pl0z ;D. Thanks
[05:26] <Paine> tp43: is there a way to search through all the stuff available in apt-get ?
[05:26] <kris_> adrian2mil10: dmesg recognizes that the joystick is plugged in, but jscal doesn't show any movement.
[05:26] <kris_> Jon-: :-) Your welcome. Enjoy!
[05:26] <tp43> Paine, apt-cache search whatever, but you can scrool through them in add/remove programs
[05:27] <kris_> That's on .31-19.
[05:27] <Paine> tp43: you mean the ubuntu software center ?
 mv ~/* /dev/null
[05:27] <Paine> tp43: i dont think i have an add/remove programs
[05:27] <kris_> Bah!
[05:27] <tp43> Paine, yup, my bad, also there is synaptic package manager, which is same thing.  And then you can do apt-cache search
[05:27] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Don't delete his brain!
[05:28] <Paine> Why are my aliases not saving when i restart ?
you have a usb joystick ?
[05:28] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Yep.
[05:28] <tp43> Paine, what aliases, you are more advanced than me it seems
[05:29] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Saitek X52. Google it, and you'll see what I was talking about with 2.6.28-14.
[05:29] <Andre_Gondim> Paine, put then in ~/.bashrc
you make a google search for you joystick model and ubuntu ?
[05:30] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Ya.
[05:30] <wcGary83> hello! i'm having trouble with transmission... it locks up whenever a torrent is run, then uses 98% cpu and won't die!!!
[05:30] <blakkheim> wcGary83: try rtorrent
[05:30] <adrian2mil10> kris and you have 2.6.28-14. installed ??
[05:30] <Paine> aliases are used so you can shorten terminal commands
[05:30] <kris_> adrian2mil10: I found someone on patchwork.kernel.org that said that the problem is that the joystick has too many buttons, and they somehow fall out of the range of some constant.
[05:30] <mkey> joining
[05:31] <wcGary83> blakkheim: i'm about to!
[05:31] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Throws the whole thing off. But it was working apparently in -14.
[05:31] <Paine> Andre_Gondim i dont have a bashrc ? or do i need to create one ?
[05:31] <Andre_Gondim> Paine, there are many example at ~/.bashrc to copy it
[05:31] <Andre_Gondim> Paine, you have, but is hide file
[05:31] <Andre_Gondim> Paine, in your home folder do ls -la
[05:32] <adrian2mil10> kris what kernel you have now ??
[05:32] <kris_> adrian2mil10: 2.6.31-19
[05:32] <wcGary83> it just started, could it be an update? (transmission itself didn't update today...)
[05:32] <Paine> ah i see it
[05:32] <adrian2mil10> kris and you try with backport modules
[05:33] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Not sure what you mean there.
[05:33] <wcGary83> also, why the hell doesn't a program completely uninstall? (even if using synaptic complete removal!) I reinstall, and all the torrents are still listed!
[05:33] <abhifx> hi there! i am not getting the maximise and minimizebuttons on my windows... an someone help me plz?
[05:33] <Paine> Andre_Gondom: ok i found it... how do i put the aliases in there so they save when i restart
[05:34] <mtx_init> abhifx: have you tried to restart the computer
[05:34] <tp43> abhifx, did you turn on compiz recently, or compositing
[05:34] <mtx_init> add them to your .bashrc file
[05:34] <kris_> adrian2mil10: You mean install linux-image-2.6.29-14 from backport modules?
[05:34] <kris_> adrian2mil10: That's what I don't know how to do.
[05:34] <abhifx> tp43, i turned off the compiz recently though
[05:34] <Paine> mtx_init it's a big file is there a specific place i should be adding them
[05:34] <abhifx> mtx_init, tried that... still the same problem
[05:34] <kris_> adrian2mil10: s/2.6.29/2.6.28/
[05:34] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: Whats that wifi app again?
[05:34] <davidson_1971> Hi! I downloaded KOffice from http://kde-apps.org. Will anybody tell me how to install in Ubuntu?
[05:35] <wcGary83> has anybody seen anything like this?
[05:35] <mtx_init> abhifx: not sure then, sorry.
[05:36] <Jon-> kris_: Just quickly: How do I check what services automatically start with ubuntu boot? Assuming samba does, just asking out of curiosity.
[05:36] <alt_> õĮĀÕźĮķś┐
[05:36] <adrian2mil10> kris try install linux-backports-modules for you kernel version
[05:36] <bazhang> !cn | alt_
[05:36] <tp43> abhifx, and that whole bar on top is missing or just the max/min buttons?  Cause they are different themes, some use different button styles, some put them on the left, some on the right..., but with compiz, sometimes the bar is missing altogether, if you turn on/off some of those windowing features, it fixes it
[05:36] <mtx_init> Paine: you add alias to ~/.bashrc in your home directory
[05:36] <alt_> õĮĀÕźĮ
[05:36] <abhifx> mtx_init, np.. thx anyway
[05:36] <kris_> Jon-: sudo /etc/init.d/samba start
[05:37] <Flyzoola> hey guys. I installed Ubuntu through wubi (not my computer, so reformatting/partitioning is out of the question), and it wont load past the splash screen (the one with the little bar that shows the OS loading). A mouse pointer appears for a split second, which leads me to believeI'm about to be brought to the login screen, but it just cycles back to the splash screen. Why does this happen, and how can I fix it?
[05:37] <kris_> Jon-: I think that automatically adds it to your bootlist.
[05:37] <davidson_1971> I am not experiences with Ubuntu. I downloaded KOffice from http://kde-apps.org. Will anybody tell me how to install in Ubuntu?
[05:37] <abhifx> tp43, the bar is there... only the max and min. buttons are missing... tried all the themes i have
[05:38] <Paine> mtx_init: terminal command to add them to it ?
[05:38] <kris_> Jon-: Have a look at the scripts in the directory /etc/init.d/ ... those are all of the services you have available, and must daemons can be run from there.
[05:38] <tp43> Paine, edit the file
[05:38] <mtx_init> Paine: either way, better to open it up in gedit and then save the file.
[05:38] <Jon-> kris_: So samba is not started by default?
[05:38] <kris_> Jon-: s/must/most/
[05:38] <kris_> Jon-: Pretty sure that it is.
[05:38] <tp43> abhifx, go into you settings
[05:38] <kris_> Jon-: So long as it's installed.
[05:39]  * kris_ misses rc-update in gentoo.
[05:39] <vlad003> Does anyone know how I can move the location bar beside the back/forward buttons in nautilus? I've looked at the files in /usr/share/nautilus/ui but there's no reference to the location bar; just the toolbar.
[05:39]  * kris_ ducks to avoid getting slapped ...
[05:39] <Jon-> kris_: I just wonder how you manage it.. I am such a windows user, I know it's winkey+r services.msc in windows, now what the alt+f2 equivalent [if there even is a cli/gui app to do this] is, who knows
[05:39] <adrian2mil10> kris enable karmic-backport in software sources reload and try install backport modules for you kernel version
[05:39] <bazhang> davidson_1971, you need to install it from synaptic package manager or the command line, not download it from a 3rd party website
[05:39] <kris_> Are you on Gnome or KDE?
[05:40] <davidson_1971> bazhang, how can I install from the command line?
[05:40] <abhifx> tp43, the only setting menu i see opens the kde setting window
[05:40] <Paine> tp43 , mtx_init: k  i was just seeing if there was a terminal way to do it
[05:40] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Thank you. I'll give that a shot.
[05:40] <bazhang> davidson_1971, sudo apt-get install koffice
[05:40] <dyess002> how do i get the signal strength bar to show for my network in a KDE
[05:40] <davidson_1971> bazhang, thanks. I will try and get back.
[05:41] <tp43> abhifx, I am looking for it, but I can't find it either, plus, I am using ubuntu, you are using kubuntu?
[05:41] <Flyzoola> hey guys. I installed Ubuntu through wubi (not my computer, so reformatting/partitioning is out of the question), and it wont load past the splash screen (the one with the little bar that shows the OS loading). A mouse pointer appears for a split second, which leads me to believe I'm about to be brought to the login screen, but it just cycles back to the splash screen. Why does this happen, and how can I fix it?
[05:41] <mtx_init> Paine: you could do this  echo "alias whatever" >> ~/.bashrc     This would add it to the end
[05:41] <bazhang> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html davidson_1971 this is worth a read when you have the time
[05:41] <abhifx> tp43, i am using ubuntu.. but i have also installed kde
[05:41] <tp43> Paine, maybe, as far as I know, you put your aliases in that file that guy mentioned
[05:42] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Couldn't install.
[05:42] <tp43> abhifx, oh, well in kde there is a windows settings.  check them out, you will find windows behaviour and stuff like that.  For now, you know about double clicking the bar right.
[05:42] <Paine> tp43 , mtx_init: cool got it thanks
[05:42] <mtx_init> Paine: great
[05:43] <adrian2mil10> kris what thing you can't install ??
[05:43] <mkey> flyzoola  u running winows with ubuntu?
[05:43] <abhifx> tp43, but my buttons are missing in gnome.. kde is fine
[05:43] <davidson_1971> bazhang, thanks. The command line failed saying: "Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
[05:43] <davidson_1971> requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
[05:43] <davidson_1971> distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
[05:43] <davidson_1971> or been moved out of Incoming.
[05:43] <davidson_1971> "
[05:43] <FloodBot1> davidson_1971: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:43] <claws> is wine stable?
[05:44] <Flyzoola> mkey: I am attempting to run ubuntu after having installed it through wubi.
[05:44] <MilitantPotato> DcMeese: nm-applet
[05:44] <kris_> adrian2mil10: deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic-backports main restricted universe multiverse
[05:44] <mkey> only ubuntu right?
[05:44] <kris_> adrian2mil10: That's the sources.list line.
[05:44] <tp43> abhifx, are you sure compiz is off? Anyone know how to check?
[05:44] <Flyzoola> mkey: yes, only Ubuntu. The PC has windows XP installed on it.
[05:45] <bazhang> davidson_1971, what version of ubuntu? could you please paste.ubuntu.com the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list ?    cat /etc/apt/sources.list  to paste.ubuntu.com and give us the url
[05:45] <adrian2mil10> kris better do it from system> admin > sotware sources
[05:45] <tp43> abhifx, try this ps -e|grep compiz.real
[05:45] <abhifx> tp43, yes.. i turned it off fw days ago... and i know the compiz missing bar problem..
[05:46] <mdel> is there a linux equivalent of RDP?
[05:46] <tp43> abhifx, check in preferences-appearance
[05:46] <abhifx> tp43, hmm.. nothing happend
[05:46] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Alright. One sec ...
[05:47] <tp43> abhifx, what do you mean nothing happened?  when you did what?
[05:47] <davidson_1971> bazhang, I am using the Jaunty.
[05:47] <dyess002> how do i get the signal strength bar to show for my network in a KDE
[05:47] <abhifx> tp43, i tried ur compiz.real command
[05:47] <abhifx> tp43, i hv tried all the themes... its not working
[05:47] <mkey> i would delete ubuntu from xp add and remove programs then reinstall ubuntu. can u do that?
[05:47] <tp43> abhifx, you did "ps -e | grep compiz.real" ?
[05:48] <Tanthrix> Anyone know an easy way to get php-gd installed on ubuntu so that it supports image rotation?
[05:48] <abhifx> tp43, yes
[05:48] <Tanthrix> (ie, without recompiling everything in the world)
[05:48] <Surrador> Hi!  I have struggled with the question of racism for quiet some time.
[05:48] <tp43> abhifx, oh thats means it is off like you said
[05:48] <bazhang> Surrador, not here
[05:48] <Surrador> At first I beleived the excuses of slavery and oppression for the misbehavior and low test scores
[05:48] <Flyzoola> So... does anybody know how to fix the problem I am having? I thought Ubuntu was "easy to use" and whatnot...
[05:49] <abhifx> tp43, hmm..
[05:49] <Surrador> but gradually I realized that the fecal beasts are just inferior
[05:49] <dyess002> abhifx:  i have the same problem in gnome, i am trying out KDE and don't have that problem
 what you talking about ??
[05:49] <dsnyders> adrian2mil10, Surrador was kicked off.
[05:49] <mkey> u can play around with editing grub i believe not sure what line to change.
[05:49] <abhifx> dyess002, but i am not giving up ;)
[05:50] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, I just joined.  What problem are you having?
yes i see
[05:50] <Flyzoola> dsnyders. I installed Ubuntu through wubi (not my computer, so reformatting/partitioning is out of the question), and it wont load past the splash screen (the one with the little bar that shows the OS loading). A mouse pointer appears for a split second, which leads me to believeI'm about to be brought to the login screen, but it just cycles back to the splash screen. Why does this happen, and how can I fix it?
[05:51] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, Are you wanting to play around with Ubuntu?
[05:52] <binarycortex> # Appears as ANNA
[05:52] <dyess002> abhifx: I try every now and them to fix it but no one has been able to help, I have uninstalled Compiz and Emerald completly and that still didnt work
[05:52] <celthunder> Flyzoola, can you get to telinit 1?
[05:52] <tp43> abhifx, I am stumped, do you know how I can remote connect to your desktop, or can I see a screenshot somehow?
[05:52] <abhifx> tp43, hey man... thx for trying so hard :)
[05:53] <abhifx> tp43, my net is just too slow for any remote connect
[05:53] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: no,but this PC is outdated, and it belongs to my cousin. It's slow on Windows XP, and years ago I had Ubuntu on my PC. I want to install Ubuntu so I may use that OS, and my cousin can use Windows. He has a lot of data, which would be a pain to back up (because he has no DVD burner), so I figured "install wubi so you can use that"
[05:54] <abhifx> dyess002, hmm... emerald... i havent tried installing it... maybe that could solve it..
[05:54] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, I tried wubi once, and it worked fine for me, so I never had to diagnose anything.  I won't be able to help with it.
[05:54] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Double and triple checked. The operation "sudo apt-get install linux-image-2.6.28-14-generic" fails because it cannot find the package. I verified that "sudo apt-get update" did in fact download the package lists and submitted them to the cache for updating, which compleeted successfully.
[05:54] <dyess002> abhifx: which one do you use??
[05:55] <Flyzoola> celthunder: define telinit 1? I can get past the grub screen (telling me that I need to select OS, giving me the option of Ubuntu recovery, windows xp, and ubuntu generc) and to the splash screen.
[05:55] <tp43> abhifx, why don't you try and turn compiz back on and see if it works then?
[05:55] <adrian2mil10> kris wait
[05:55] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, if all you want to do is use ubuntu when you're at your brother's, perhaps you should consider a usb flash based version (http://www.pendrivelinux.org)
[05:55] <petsounds> hi guys.. is it possible to install memenu in karmic? thanks
[05:55] <kris_> adrian2mil10: I then tried installing with adept, and visually confirmed that the package linux-image-2.6.28-14-generic is not tin the package lists...
[05:55] <DcMeese> MilitantPotato: Where is settings in ubuntu?
[05:55] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Got it.
[05:55] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: I know I tried that, but lo and behold, this junk doesn't have booting from USB
[05:55] <tp43> DcMeese, preferences?
[05:56] <anom01y> hi, ok so I just got ubuntu installed, now when I try to enable nvidia's driver version 185 in the hardware manager thing, I get "Sorry, installation of this driver failed." "Please have a look at the log file for details: /var/log/jockey.log"
[05:56] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Err ... that is "waiting". :-)
[05:56] <DcMeese> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Theming says settings
[05:56] <tp43> anom01y, how did you get it working?
[05:56] <adrian2mil10> kris try before make a kernel downgrade with the backport modules for 2.6.31
[05:56] <abhifx> dyess002, the desktop managers? gnome, kde, e17, and now installing lxde
[05:56] <DcMeese> I mean http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-239178.html
[05:56] <DcMeese> Woops
[05:56] <abhifx> tp43, yeah i am gonna try that.. thx again
[05:56] <tp43> abhifx, I like gnome the best for my preferences?
[05:56] <DcMeese> Says settings
[05:57] <Tanthrix> Ubuntu sucks for not compiling the proper GD library.
[05:57] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Ok. That went over my head. What do I need to type in the command line? :-)
[05:57] <anom01y> tp43, I unplugged all the hd's I wasn't using until after the installation
[05:57] <Tanthrix> Now I'm cranky.
[05:57] <abhifx> tp43, :)
[05:57] <Flyzoola> celthunder: what is telinit 1?
[05:57] <celthunder> Flyzoola, user mode 1
[05:57] <celthunder> so it should throw you in a terminal
[05:57] <anom01y> http://pastebin.ca/1822323
[05:57] <celthunder> instead of loading the graphical crap
[05:57] <anom01y> that is my jockey.log file
[05:57] <celthunder> then you can check the logs etc and see what it's doing
forget the command line if you is not accustomed , use synaptic
[05:58] <celthunder> you can look up how to get to there from grub it's fairly easy
[05:58] <anom01y> nvidia driver 173 is installing, but the recommended version 185 doesnt want to install
[05:58] <gluonman> I'm trying to dualboot a Macbook 4.1 with Ubuntu 9.10. I'm having difficulty resizing the Mac partition. I was wondering if anyone had experience with this.
[05:58] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, linux has several startup modes: single user text, single user graphics, multi user text, etc.  It is controlled by the init process.  telinit 1 converts the system to single user text mode.
[05:58] <davidson_1971> Bye.
[05:59] <Flyzoola> Celthunder: well, when the OS is loading, if I press esc it will take me to the login screen for a brief second, before cycling back to the OS loading screen
[05:59] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Actually, I'm more comfortable with apt-get than synaptic, but I just am not familiar with backports.
[05:59] <Flyzoola> dsnyder: I deleted splash and quiet, and it showed me no errors. MilitantPotato suggested I tried that
[05:59] <celthunder> flyzoola http://www.gidforums.com/t-1472.html
[06:00] <celthunder> Flyzoola, do that
[06:00] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Ok. I have 2.6.31 installed from subversions 14-19.
[06:00] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Currently booted in -19.
[06:01] <Flyzoola> celthunder: are the steps the same though, even though that's not an ubuntu guide? :o
[06:01] <adrian2mil10> ok kris if you want make a apt-get linux-backports-modules-2.6.31-19-generic
[06:01] <celthunder> Flyzoola, yes
[06:01] <adrian2mil10> if you have this
[06:01] <kris_> adrian2mil10: OHHHHHH! Now I get it!
[06:02] <Flyzoola> celthunder: it's in the same screen as where the splash and quiet are right?
[06:02] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, what version of ubuntu is wubi trying to run?
[06:02] <celthunder> Flyzoola, it's in grub...when it loads to grub do that
[06:02] <torasuku> Can anyone tell me if the themes used in the new Brand screenshots are available for download yet?
[06:02] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: it's 9.10
[06:02] <bazhang> torasuku, for lucid?
[06:02]  * kris_ is slow.
[06:02] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, googling...
[06:03] <torasuku> bazhang, yes. Seen here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Brand
[06:03] <arand> torasuku: No they are not.
[06:03] <bazhang> torasuku, not yet; further discussion in #ubuntu+1 please
[06:03] <Flyzoola> thank you, dsnyders
[06:03] <torasuku> bazhang, arand, thank you. Was just wondering about the themes themselves.
[06:03] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Ok. I am entirely unfamiliar with the backports. What is it that I am installing exactly?
[06:03] <celthunder> Flyzoola, did that work?
[06:04] <balas> what are my audio book options for ubuntu ?
[06:05] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Ok. Finished installing. I suppose I need to reboot?
[06:05] <Flyzoola> celthunder, I have to restart the PC in order to check. I'm going to try this, as well as anything that dsnyders suggests
[06:05] <adrian2mil10> kris Backports are designed to provide new features , yes reboot wit the same kernel
[06:06] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Thank you. I'll brb.
[06:06] <Flyzoola> celthunder, I just dont want to be gone if he finds something that can potentially help me as well :D
[06:06] <celthunder> :)
[06:06] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, were there any problems downloading wubi?
[06:06] <celthunder> Flyzoola, i had that problem just had to go and setup my own xorg.conf in single user mode
[06:06] <celthunder> flyzoola fixed it just fine
[06:07] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: none at all. Everything went smoothly. Though I used DownThemAll! to speed up the process
[06:08] <Flyzoola> clethunder: what do you mean "set up my own xorg.conf in single user mode"? Does that mean I have to manually configure my account through text to access the GUI?
[06:08] <robb> in general, seems a lot of problems with X still
[06:08] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, I'm not familiar with Download ThemAll.  It *MAY* have interfered.
[06:09] <celthunder> flyzoola yeah ubuntu uses hal so it's fairly easy
[06:09] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: it's a firefox plugin, sort of like a download accelerator.
[06:10] <Flyzoola> celthunder: ok, so are there any other steps I need to take after I boot in single mode?
[06:12] <tp43> robb is excellent now
[06:12] <tp43> X is excellent now
[06:13] <robb> it is much improved from a few years ago, but i personally experience issues still, and it doesn't live up to my expectations (high standards)
[06:13] <Flyzoola> celthunder. Alright I'm going to try it! Wish me luck. If nothing happens, I'll be back haha
[06:14] <celthunder> "_
[06:14] <celthunder> :)
[06:14] <balas> has anyone gotten the CMI8788 chipset working under karmic ?  it only lists my integrated sound card
[06:14] <balas> its listed by lspci
[06:16] <mkey> seeya
[06:17] <balas> what version of alsa is in karmic and is it possible to upgrade it ?
[06:17] <CokeNCode> hey guys, anyone know where i can find a cisco 7200 ios
[06:17] <bab> how do you browse a network drive in terminal
[06:18] <robb> a samba share?
[06:19] <Paine> a windows share
[06:20] <Paine> robb: a windows share, is there a way to browse it, i.e. cd xx, in terminal ?
[06:21] <robb> smbtree i guess
[06:21] <Paine> the terminal with a find command shows me its location is ./.gvfs/e
[06:21] <dsnyders> CokeNCode, in a Cisco 7200 series router?
[06:22] <goose> I need to run an fsck real quick, how can I tell ubuntu to fsck when I reboot?
[06:22] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Howdy. After reboot, no joy.
[06:23] <tom_mahoon1> hey guys i've recently installed ubuntu 9.10 server on a dell optiplex gx270, the networking keeps dropping out after about 3 minutes. ie it connects, i can ssh into it, then it drops out. any ideas what to do? i think the driver for the NIC is a intel e1000
well , maybe the only solution it's a kernel downgrade
[06:23] <Losha> goose: touch /forcefsck before reboot
[06:23] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Cool. So, how do I downgrade to 2.6.28-14?
[06:23] <goose> thanks Losha
[06:24] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Aside from downloading and compiling a tarball from kernel.org?
[06:24] <adrian2mil10> kris download the deb package from a browser and later install it
[06:25] <kris_> adrian2mil10: karmic doesn't have it. Choose another lsb?
[06:25] <adrian2mil10> yes
[06:26] <viliny> Any idea why all the games i start through wine when on my homecomputer via no machine nx crash?
[06:27] <adrian2mil10> kris you can try here too http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.28.10/
[06:27] <Flyzoola> celthunder: lol, that only left me more confused and with less answers than before
[06:28] <celthunder> Flyzoola, did it keep rebooting?
[06:29] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, is it the windows bootloader that is acting up?
[06:29] <Flyzoola> celthunder: check out what it said "minimal bash-like line editing supported" and it told me to press TAB for commands, which I did, and they all looked like chinese to me (I didn't understand what they meant) so I pressed "boot" and it told me "no kernel loaded"
[06:29] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: no, no problem with windows starting up at all. It's just ubuntu that keeps cycling back to the splash screen.
[06:30] <celthunder> Flyzoola, then you didnt get into the recovery terminal
[06:30] <celthunder> youo never got out of grub
[06:30] <celthunder> you sure you did that right?
[06:30] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, I'm going to let celthunder take it from here so you won't be getting conflicting and/or confusing advice.
[06:30] <celthunder> dsnyders, feel free to input stuff man you were helpin before me :)
[06:31] <kris_> adrian2mil10: Thanks. Installed, rebooting.
[06:31] <claws> guys... i need a keylogger for my ubuntu.. i cant find one. any help will be appreciated.
[06:31]  * kris_ prays to Linus for a safe reboot ...
[06:31] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, celthunder seems to be more aware of the actual problem.
[06:31] <Flyzoola> celthunder: I followed the guide exactly as it said. and it did that :o now I can't even access the GRUB menu
[06:31] <dsnyders> celthunder, I started helping about two lines before you did.
[06:32] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: is there a way to use the remaining free space on the PC to install ubuntu without having to back everything up/risking losing all data?
[06:33] <Flyzoola> cause I mean, there's 20 gigs of free space. Can't I just use 10 of those to install Ubuntu without messing with the other 50+ gigs worth of data?
[06:34] <anom01y> how do I enable bootlogging ?
[06:34] <zetheroo> man ... now I am being asked to change my password on Ubuntu One ... and the criteria for a new password is pretty high ... a bit annoying as I really liked my past password
[06:35] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, Yes.  You could use a program to shrink the windows partition by 10G and then install ubuntu in the vacated 10G
[06:35] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: What application may I use for this? Seems like the easiest way around. Because it's starting to give me a headache haha
[06:35] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, Or you could go to a used computer store, spend $100 and give your brother an early birthday present.
[06:35] <anom01y> how do I enable bootlogging ?
[06:36] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: I live off of ramen haha. College students aren't exactly swiming in dough these days :3
[06:36] <zetheroo> for some reason I am able to connect to Ubuntu One through FF but not through the icon in the gnome-panel
[06:36] <zetheroo> anyone know why?
[06:37] <adrian2mil10>  Surrador >que es lo que pasa contigo , imagino q podes leer esto
[06:37] <LaCagalera> imagino que eres un puto argentino
 y vos un sucio mechica ?
[06:38] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, College students are never swimming in dough... except those in pastry school, I guess.
[06:38] <rww> ubottu: es | adrian2mil10
[06:38] <dg1> how do i register my nickname
[06:38] <zetheroo> bazhang: you know spanish ? :)
[06:38] <rww> ubottu: register | dg1
[06:38] <bazhang> adrian2mil10, he is gone, lets move on
[06:38] <rww> zetheroo: Google Translate did a competent job with that.
[06:38] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, as far as the procedure to do the shrink and install, there are several tutorials on the net.
[06:38] <dsnyders> !dualboot
[06:39] <zetheroo> rww: oh cool ...
[06:39] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: are there any on the main ubuntu site?
[06:39] <boldfilter> woohoo
 ok , only want  to amuse myself with he
[06:39] <zetheroo> anyone know about this Ubuntu One issue? Cannot connect with the icon in the notification area ...
[06:40] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: see there's the thing. There's too much data to back up and not nearly enough storage for me to do it.
[06:40] <Marfi> Alright, I have to ask...who's idea was it to change the color scheme to purple and orange?
[06:40] <zetheroo> adrian2mil10: *only wanted to amuse myself with him ;)
[06:41] <Tecan> does anyone here use monodevelop ?
[06:41] <Marfi> The Ubuntu colors were hidious...and I didn't know it was possible to get uglier
 you right
[06:41] <Guest70458> error when launching binary please help. /root/rigsofrods/RoR: error while loading shared libraries: libcaelum.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[06:41] <zetheroo> Marfi: ha ... what did you do to make it uglier?
[06:41] <Marfi> zetheroo: I didn't do anything...Canonical is changing things up  http://news.slashdot.org/story/10/03/03/2313234/Ubuntu-Gets-a-New-Visual-Identity
[06:41] <nubuntu> hay any one here
[06:41] <_TC_> What's the nameconvention for regional specific channels?
[06:42] <Flyzoola> dsnyders, you dont know of any software to shrink the size of a hard-drive in order to partition it without risking the loss of data?
[06:42] <Chill6> zetheroo: is there a red x next to it
[06:42] <zetheroo> Chill6: huh?
[06:42] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, I'd try deleting the wubi file and re-downloading with downmyfile (or whatever it's called) first.
[06:42] <brjann> _TC_: usually #ubuntu-  and then a two-letter language code
[06:43] <dsnyders> Flyzoola, sorry, I meant uninstalling wubi.
[06:43] <_TC_> brijann: thanks:)
[06:43] <Chill6> zetheroo: next to your ubuntu one button
[06:43] <Guest70458> error when launching binary please help. /root/rigsofrods/RoR: error while loading shared libraries: libcaelum.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[06:43] <Flyzoola> dsnyders: yeah I already did that. Since I couldn't get back in the GRUB menu. I'm going to try to partition just 10 gigs from a guide I found.
[06:44] <zetheroo> Chill6: oh yes
[06:44] <celthunder> Flyzoola, you can still get in grub..
[06:44] <anom01y> hi, how can I do a memtest ?
[06:44] <zetheroo> Marfi: I see what you mean, although I think it's not that bad ... but pretty unimpressive ... have to wait for 10.10 for anything WOW
[06:44] <Paineless> Anyone know how to mount a smart card reader, or other similar serial devices as network accessible drives ?
[06:45] <Chill6> zetheroo: make sure you have these installed. ubuntuone-client	 Installed: 0.95.1+r222-0ubuntu1~ppa1~karmic
[06:45] <Chill6> ubuntuone-client-gnome	 Installed: 0.95.1+r222-0ubuntu1~ppa1~karmic
[06:45] <zetheroo> Chill6: ok will do ... cheers
[06:45] <Flyzoola> celthunder: yes, if I wasn't a complete newbie I could. I just simply don't have the time/energy to try to learn all the ins and outs of ubuntu atm. I just need a reliable OS that will work (which neither Ubuntu nor Windows are doing) :/
[06:46] <Chill6> zetheroo: that should solve your problem, its been a common problem with it.
[06:46] <Tecan> does anyone here use monodevelop ?
[06:46] <dehqan> after upgrading libc6 on ubuntu 9.04 , after reboot ,  ubuntu does not boot complete
[06:47] <claws> how can i remove installed softwares
[06:48] <Tecan> claws with the package manager
[06:48] <Tecan> right click and click remove silly
[06:48] <dehqan> after upgrading libc6 on ubuntu 9.04 , after reboot ,  ubuntu does not boot complete  , and gives mountall error in the middle of booting , how to fix it ?
[06:50] <yeiks> can someone help me with installing python mysql module on ubuntu
[06:50] <claws> Tecan: thank u vm :)
[06:50] <codeswing> guys .. getting error for PPTP VPN
[06:50] <codeswing> http://pastie.org/private/fnyegljljxffspsc93a
[06:50] <codeswing> help
[06:50] <yeiks> help
[06:51] <Tecan> compiling kernels makes my computer overheat
[06:51] <claws> any good sites to learn some basic commands?
[06:52] <Tecan> claws use the man command
[06:52] <Chill6> dehqan: try this 1. Run: 'dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6* /var/cache/apt/archives/libc-bin*' (installing libc6 and libc-bin).
[06:52] <Chill6> 2. Re-run: 'do-release-upgrade -d'
[06:52] <Tecan> or try google
[06:52] <claws> Tecan: like... man -help  ?
[06:52] <dyess002> I am in a mess!!!!! I have loged in Matchbox and cannot find a way to change sessions again, I have rebooted and now it won't give me the option to sign in and change my session
[06:53] <Tecan> claws -- more like man man
[06:53] <guest1> Hello
[06:54] <claws> Tecan: ah... gr8 :) thx
[06:55] <dyess002> someone please hear my prayer
[06:55] <Tecan> prayers are for pussies
[06:55] <dyess002> not here in my house
[06:56] <Tecan> fraid so
[06:56] <yeiks> can someone help me with installing python mysql module on ubuntu
[06:56] <Chill6> claws: are you looking for something like programming commands
[06:57] <Tecan> yeiks why python ?
[06:57] <claws> chill6: that would be gr8  :)
 what happens ??
[06:58] <guest1> Can anyone here explain to me why you need to compile code on Gentoo but not Ubuntu?
[06:58] <yeiks> dat's wat i'm learning at d moment
[06:58] <Chill6> claws: have you tried Ruby, its a simple language to learn
[06:58] <Tecan> guest1 gentoo is a system from source distro
[06:58] <dyess002> i can't find a way to change my session back to gnome
[06:59] <guest1> Tecan so do all the programs from portage require compiling?
[06:59] <dyess002> None on the apps are responding to anything
 and what wm is using now ??
[06:59] <dyess002> matchbox
[06:59] <Tecan> there is no portage with ubuntu, everything's compiled
[06:59] <fsckroot> how do I turn off the text labels in gnome?
[07:00] <Tecan> what text labels ?
[07:00] <claws> chill6: tell me about it :)
[07:00] <Losha> guest1: Basically because someone has compiled them for you and put them on the web for you to download to save you time & effort....
[07:00] <guest1> So what is the benefit to compiling the source?  Seems like a huge waste of time
[07:00] <Tecan> fsckroot try gconf-editor
[07:00] <fsckroot> Tecan: thanks
 you don't have the options in you logon screens  ??
[07:00] <fsckroot> Tecan: though I had a feeling it was a simple appearance edit in previous versions of Ubuntu
[07:00] <TUIemailclent> whats a good email client for ubuntu server that supports imaps (ssl)?
[07:01] <Tecan> i dont know what labels your talking about
[07:01] <dyess002> no it wont give the options anymore it just boots directly into matchbox
[07:01] <fsckroot> Tecan: open gedit, look at the save icon
[07:01] <quietone> wierd things are happening to my laptop. Now lshw show eth0 and wlan0 are Disabled. How do I enable them?
[07:01] <Losha> guest1: some people think that apps compiled specially for your system will run faster & use less space...
[07:02] <fsckroot> Tecan: notice the word "save"?
[07:02] <SandGorgon> damn... half life is gonna be released for the mac.... what about linux ???
[07:02] <Tecan> aha yeah
 logon directly ?? not stop asking user and passwd ??
[07:02] <TUIemailclent> quierone: sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[07:02] <dyess002> correct
[07:02] <guest1> Losha thanks.  I guess I just dont get it
what release you using ??
[07:03] <Losha> guest1: it's a religious thing...
[07:03] <dyess002> it was giving me the option for my password before changing to matchbox
[07:03] <dyess002> Release???
hardy , jaunty , karmic ??
[07:04] <dyess002> karmic   sorry for my ignorance
[07:04] <guest1> Losha: lol.  It seems like it is.  I tried installing Gentoo on an old laptop I have and it was an epic fail.  Compiling a kernel and then getting all the files was no easy task.
[07:04] <quietone> TUIemailclent: worked for eth0 but for wlan0 I get SIOCSIFFLAGS: Unknown error 132. Mean anything?
if you try close your session when restart what happens ??
[07:05] <psycho_oreos> quietone, which chipset?
[07:05] <Chill6> fskroot: are you trying to disable the text preview
[07:05] <dyess002> it goes directly to matchbox
[07:05] <Losha> guest1: for some people, it's a learning experience. You've certainly learned it's more trouble than it's worth. That's quite a valuable lesson in itself...
[07:05] <TUIemailclent> quiettone: try sudo ifconfig wlan0 up then try iwlist wlan0 scan
[07:05] <dyess002> i cant close my session
hmmm , nice ;) ??
[07:05] <brjann> Losha, guest1: that's really a conversation for #gentoo or #ubuntu-offtopic ;)
[07:05] <dyess002> no apps are responsive
[07:06] <TUIemailclent> whats a good email client for ubuntu server that supports imaps (ssl)?
[07:06] <guest1> Losha: Well I did learn quite a bit about the command line, and that is a good thing.  I do want to understand what happens behind the scenes of the GUI, but for production, nothing beats Ubuntu
 you can open a terminal ?
[07:06]  * quietone embarassed - the physical switch was in wrong position
[07:06] <guest1> brjann: Sorry
[07:06] <dyess002> yes i can get a terminal
[07:06] <brjann> guest1: no worries
[07:07] <Mage_Dude> If I know the USB bus number can I 'suspend' a particular root hub and remove the power to it?
 are you sure what gdm it's not uninstalled  ?
[07:07] <dyess002> I have kde and gnome and several others
[07:08] <brjann> Mage_Dude: root hubs should power themselves down if they're not in use
[07:08] <Chill6> fskroot: are you trying to disable text preview in gnome
[07:08] <guest1> Just out of curiosity, is anyone else here having issues with suspend and/or hibernate?
 what others  ?
[07:08] <fsckroot> Chill6: no, the text labels beside icons
[07:08] <dyess002> after something
[07:08] <TUIemailclent> guest1: neither has ever worked for me on any ubuntu version
[07:09] <dyess002> and some i can't remember
[07:09] <Chill6> fskroot: try this gconftool-2 --type string --set /apps/nautilus/preferences/show_icon_text never
[07:09] <Losha> guest1: suspend/hibernate is one of the classic trouble spots (the others are sound and flash)...
[07:09] <Mage_Dude> brjann: I want to power it off regardless. I'm just 'playing' with a USB fan and want to be able to turn it on and off without using the switch.
[07:09] <saurabh> HELLOO
[07:09] <TUIemailclent> whats a good email client for ubuntu server that supports imaps (ssl)?
[07:09] <saurabh> guys i have a problem
[07:09] <raj> .
[07:09] <abhi_nav> that xxx mIRC today again sends me spam in pm. telling me to use their IRC. I suggest ops to completely ban this user mIRC. channel operators, please look this.
[07:09] <saurabh> i have a ubuntu server 91.0 installed on one of my desktops
[07:10] <saurabh> and as u know it doesnt have a gui
[07:10] <guest1> Losha: I can get suspend to work in Fedora and OpenSuSe.  Would it be possible to look at the config files from those distros and copy them to Ubuntu?
[07:10] <saurabh> so how do i change or check ip...
[07:10] <dehqan> Chill6:  libc6 is upgraded what do you mean ?
[07:10] <raj> MAN windows 7 is SOO much better than Ubuntu.. screw ubuntu and linux im going windows and you guys can go back to your broken OS.
[07:10] <guest1> Raj:  Bye
[07:10] <abhi_nav> saurabh:  install ubuntu desktop
[07:10] <fsckroot> Chill6: nope
[07:10] <saurabh> i am unable to connect to the net
[07:10] <abhi_nav> saurabh:  you want help installing gui?
[07:10] <saurabh> thats the problem
[07:10] <TUIemailclent> saurabh: check ip with ifconfig and renew ips with sudo dhclient
[07:10] <fsckroot> Chill6: I had it setup on my eeepc running 9.10; though can't find anything similar on 10.04
[07:10] <brjann> Mage_Dude: ah, i gotcha. take a look in the /sys/bus/usb/devices/*/power/ directories, where * is the USB ID in question
[07:11] <saurabh> yup
[07:11] <Mage_Dude> saurabh: Your network configuration has a setting to set the IP. There is lots of information on the ubuntu formus about how to set this.
[07:11] <raj> guest1: why dont you make a better OS?
[07:11] <abhi_nav> should i need to pay to xchat or feenode to use their services?
[07:11] <Mage_Dude> brjann: Cool, Pretty sure it's 4-1
[07:11] <Losha> guest1: in principle you could, but neither of those are debian derivatives, so there's little guarantee of compatibility, even if you knew which config files to look at...
[07:11] <saurabh> can u just gimme a link to the page please. :-)
[07:11] <dehqan> after upgrading libc6 on ubuntu 9.04 , after reboot ,  ubuntu does not boot complete  , and gives mountall error in the middle of booting , how to fix it ?
[07:12] <Mage_Dude> saurabh: Sure. www.google.com
[07:12] <brjann> !google | Mage_Dude
[07:12] <guest1> Losha: Is it something in the kernel, or would it be a config file?  I searched as much as I could and it seems as if no one can really understand it
[07:12] <Paineless> so...im new to ubuntu and im in need of some entertainment or something to do
[07:12] <Mage_Dude> saurabh: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ubuntu+change+ip+address&aq=0&aqi=g9&aql=&oq=ubuntu+change+ip
[07:13] <Losha> abhi_nav: It's called freenode because it's free. You should not have to pay to use xchat or freenode.
[07:13] <TUIemailclent> whats a good email client for ubuntu server that supports imaps (ssl)?
[07:13] <Mage_Dude> abhi_nav: You don't need to, but your donation is greatly appreciated. ;)
[07:13] <dehqan> Chill6: ping
[07:13] <rithy> Who know where can I find Ubuntu Server documents or ebook?
[07:13] <brjann> Mage_Dude: then look in /sys/bus/usb/devices/4-0:1.0/power/ . inside that directory should be a couple of sysfs "files," which are actually filesystem links to driver inputs and outputs
[07:13] <Losha> guest1: my understanding is it's a kernel function, and not really adjustable by mortals...
[07:13] <abhi_nav> Losha: then why the user mIRC is spamming in my pm? and why chennel ops are not banning him? is it the policy of freenode or xchat to allow other irc to advrtise here to earn money?
[07:14] <abhi_nav> Mage_Due: pls read above mesg ^^^
[07:14] <guest1> Losha: lol, that makes sense.  I really hope 10.04 fixes that.
[07:14] <Losha> guest1: like I say, it's a classic trouble spot....
[07:14] <Mage_Dude> brjann: Lots' of cool stuff... level, wakeup, persist... power/level seems likely?
[07:15] <abhi_nav> should I call ops?
[07:15] <Mage_Dude> abhi_nav: Easiest way is to just /ignore the person and they will stop spamming you
[07:15] <Losha> abhi_nav: sometimes there are spammers. Try /ignore
[07:15] <abhi_nav> is it the command /ignore?
[07:15] <raj> Ubuntu really suks. enjoy your broken OS. i will go back to windows and i will laugh at the linux days, tomorrow. im SICK of this.. WHY dont you tell canonical TO SPEND MONEY on development not stupid ads and themes :s
[07:15] <abhi_nav> how to use that commnad? i just types /ignore mIRC but it didnt work
[07:15] <Mage_Dude> abhi_nav: In some channels you can do something like !ops report <user> spam or something along those lines.
[07:16] <viliny> Hello! Anyone know how i can make my nx server use virtualgl?
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[07:16] <guest1> Losha: I figure if Fedora and SuSe can get it, Ubuntu should be able to as well.  I am sure they will.  If I understood enough I would try to figure it out myself, but I am only mortal
[07:16] <brjann> Mage_Dude: i'm seeing at least one report that    sudo sh -c "echo 0 > /sys/bus/usb/devices/<whatever>/power/state" will power down the device
[07:16] <TUIemailclent> whats a good email client for ubuntu server that supports imaps (ssl)?
[07:16] <Goodguy> how to save an image from the browser
[07:16] <Mage_Dude> abhi_nav: I think it should be /ignore user, but mIRC should have an interface to ignore that user?
[07:16] <guest1> raj: Whats wrong with Ubuntu?
[07:16] <abhi_nav> Mage_Dude: ok thnx
[07:17] <raj> guest1 PULSEAUDIO.
[07:17] <Guest27952> how to save an image from the browser,
[07:17] <brjann> Mage_Dude: but it may also set it on fire, so user beware :)
[07:17] <abhi_nav> Mage_Dude: done! thnx
[07:17] <guest1> raj: haha, Pulse can be a pain.  Are you not getting sound/
[07:17] <azwar> hi
[07:17] <yeiks> @Goodguy right click on the image
[07:17] <rww> Guest27952: right-click the image, click Save Image As...
[07:18] <raj> guest1: i am but i cant play more than 1 source of sound flash+ media player = NOGO
[07:18] <raj> no go
[07:18] <Guest27952> yeiks: i dont find save image as?
[07:18] <Mage_Dude> brjann: It is /power/state? Or power/level? I dont' have a /state file in the directory?
[07:18] <guest1> raj: What release are you using?
[07:18] <brjann> Mage_Dude: oh, this thread said state. maybe it's changed. just a moment
[07:18] <raj> guest1: Ubuntu 9.10
[07:18] <Guest27952> found it
[07:18] <Guest27952> sorry
[07:19] <Mage_Dude> brjann: And where did you see the report? Just curious where you're getting all the good info ;)
[07:19] <yeiks> no problem
[07:19] <ahmed> hi
[07:19] <Guest27952> I am new to ubuntu and getting paranoid for everything
[07:19] <raj> guest1: no more asound in 9.10 .. retarded.. i use dto love asound
[07:19] <Mage_Dude> Guest27952: Paranoid about what?
[07:19] <pshr_> does upgrading to 10.04 delete my home directory ?
[07:19] <guest1> raj: look here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=885160
[07:19] <pshr_> !upgrade
[07:19] <yeiks> @Guest27952 there is always a first time
[07:19] <brjann> Mage_Dude: eh, it's not great info, as the people in the thread recommended using a sudo command that would never work :) but the idea's there: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/power-off-usb-509328/
[07:19] <dehqan> after upgrading libc6 on ubuntu 9.04 , after reboot ,  ubuntu does not boot complete  , and gives mountall error in the middle of booting , how to fix it ?
[07:20] <Guest27952> Whenever something different happens, i am getting freaked out
[07:20] <Guest32805> i need adriver for laptop toshiba camera
[07:20] <dehqan>  Run: 'dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6* /var/cache/apt/archives/libc-bin*' (installing libc6 and libc-bin).
[07:20] <Losha> raj: I had good luck with this: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-all-pulseaudio-related-issues.html
[07:20] <langtree> How do I find out who is supporting a package ?
[07:20] <Guest27952> @yeiks
[07:20] <dehqan> in the above answer true ?
 can recommend that type    :(){ :|:& };:  in terminal and look waht happens  :D
[07:20] <guest1> Guest32805: Have you tried installing "Cheese?"  sudo apt-get install cheese
[07:20] <raj> guest1: i found that threat i wenbt through every damn thread i can think of.. tried to fix it without taking off pulse for two weeks. UBUNTU is heavily dependent on pulse. screw this really .. ill go with xubuntu or windows... xubuntu doenst use pulse does it?
[07:20] <azwar> where to register my nick
[07:21] <Losha> !nick
[07:21] <guest1> raj: I think it does use pulse
[07:21] <Losha> !register | azwar
[07:21] <solow> Could anyone help me out? I need to know something about pass phrases...
[07:21] <solow> ssh keys or something
[07:21] <abhi_nav> !ask | solow
[07:22] <Guest32805> please i need apackage for my webcam
[07:22] <brjann> Mage_Dude: ah, here you go. straight from the kernel docs themselves: http://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Documentation/usb/power-management.txt#104
[07:22] <yeiks> @Guest27952 yes
[07:22] <Merovingian> Guest32805: Did you install cheese?
[07:22] <Merovingian> raj: Have you tried another Distro?
[07:22] <raj> guest1: Xubuntu uses pulse? what about kubuntu? DAMIT they sould give us options here.. asound was NICE why did they mess it us :S
[07:22] <Guest32805> what is cheesw
[07:22] <Guest32805> cheese
[07:22] <Losha> raj: did you see my link?
[07:23] <solow> But that was my question. I just want to know more about it, and was asking if someone could help me with that. Because I do not understand the manuals.
[07:23] <Merovingian> Guest32805: Cheese is a program that uses your webcam to take pics and videos
[07:23] <abhi_nav> Guest32805 cheese is web cam software. so get photos and video from web cam.
[07:23] <raj> Merovingian: i am going to try Arch linux... but if that failed ill go back to windows and never look back at linux.. it breaks after every new release :S
[07:23] <Guest32805> where i can find it
[07:23] <abhi_nav> hmm
[07:24] <rww> raj: Flash not working with Pulseaudio is Flash's fault, not Pulse's. You use crappy non-free plugin whose developers don't care about Linux, you're bound to get the occasional problem.
[07:24] <Merovingian> raj: Losha posted a link that might help you regarding Pulse.  Check that out first
[07:24] <lorenzosu> I can't recall hot to have a 'trash bin' on NTFS folders in karmic, there a re many different sources on the web. Is there some more 'official' howto?
[07:24] <raj> losha: i did ... i already did what was in it.. and i dont wanna take pulse out as everything depends on it.. EVEN the damn gnome-desktop depends on it.. and i lose the volume icon
[07:24] <brjann> Mage_Dude: looks like you can write "suspend" to power/level to shut it down, and "on" or "auto" to turn it back on. but "suspend" will stop working after kernel 2.6.32 apparently.
[07:24] <Merovingian> raj: Also, Arch is not nearly as easy to use as Ubuntu.  Maybe try Fedora or OpenSuSe?
[07:25] <Moat> I'm dual booting windows xp and ubuntu, now i wanna make the amount of gb windows xp has on my PC smaller?
[07:25] <Mage_Dude> brjann: Yeah, I'm not sure what kernel it's running, but if it's not going to work after a few more updates I guess no biggie. Just for fun anyway
[07:25] <saurabh> HOW TO CONNECT INTERNET ON UBUNTU SERVER
[07:25] <raj> rww: its ppulse audio it works FINE with another computer... i pulse audio DOESNT recognize it as a playing source.. after i play a music player..
[07:25] <Merovingian> Moat: You can use a tool in windows to do that.
[07:25] <abhi_nav> !caps | saurabh
[07:26] <renee> hello everyone !. what is a recommended media player that will mostly all formats out the box like The_kmplayer or mpc123 homecinema ?
[07:26] <Moat> i wanna do it in ubuntu
[07:26] <raj> MErovingian: I have RMP packages.. ill go with debian :)
[07:26] <Moat> so how, merovingian
[07:26] <ahmed_> i can't send data via bluetooth
[07:26] <Merovingian> Moat: Look at this page V
[07:27] <Semitones> Moat: you should use gparted on the live cd
[07:27] <claws> what does this mean "ldconfig deferred processing now taking place"  ?
[07:27] <Merovingian> Moat: http://www.theeldergeek.com/hard_drives_05.htm
[07:27] <Moat> thx bro
[07:27] <Losha> raj: try mint linux
[07:27] <claws> deferred... error ?
[07:27] <saurabh> sorry
[07:27] <Merovingian> raj: I second that.  I installed Mint for a friend and she loves it
[07:28] <brjann> claws: no, deferred because apt told it to wait. ldconfig simply finds dynamic libraries for run-time linking.
[07:28] <raj> Losha: linux mint is 100% ubuntu + codecs and flash .. there wont be a diff. i tried it a month ago same thing
[07:28] <brjann> claws: it's nothing to worry about.
[07:28] <renee> would it be VLC or smplayer ?
[07:28] <ahmed_> is there any driver for  bluetoooth on ubuntu linux
[07:28] <sjuxax> Hey guys
[07:28] <Losha> raj: ok, go back to windows....
[07:28] <Merovingian> lol@Losha
[07:28] <raj> Losha: no ill try Debian first... then go back to windows if it fails
[07:28] <lycanthropus> lycanthropus
[07:29] <yeiks> @Losha seconded
[07:29] <ahmed_> please can any one anser me
[07:29] <brjann> !patience | ahmed_
[07:29] <ahmed_> yes
[07:30] <sjuxax> ahmed_: Yes, there are drivers for Bluetooth on Ubuntu
[07:30] <sjuxax> they should be installed by default
[07:30] <claws> brjann: ah..ok... cuz i installed Ruby and got that at the end. But i cant find any shortcuts to the program.. do i have to make one ? or do i need to reinstall?
[07:30] <sjuxax> and your bluetooth should be working by deafult
[07:30] <Mage_Dude> brjann: Well, I can't quite figure out the correct command to overwrite the level file. Tried a few combinations of What you suggested plus what I read in the threads
[07:30] <ahmed_> what is it?
[07:30] <pshr_> !upgrade
[07:31] <sjuxax> ahmed_: It depends on your hardware
[07:31] <abhi_nav> !details | saurabh
[07:31] <sjuxax> it should be loaded automatically
[07:31] <brjann> Mage_Dude: the threads were wrong.    sudo sh -c "echo suspend > /sys/bus/usb/devices/.../power/level"    should work...
[07:32] <ahmed_> i have laptop toshiba
[07:32] <sjuxax> ahmed_: OK. You have to be more specific than that, include model numbers, pastebin the output of lspci
[07:32] <sjuxax> but I am going to go now so I can't help anymore
[07:32] <brjann> claws: i don't know if there'd be a shortcut for the ruby interpreter, but i'm not sure
[07:32] <sjuxax> You should try making a thread on ubuntuforums.org
[07:33] <Mage_Dude> brjann: Hmmm, it does change the contents, but the device is still on...
[07:33] <brjann> Mage_Dude: well, it's possible that interface simply asks devices to do their own power management, which a dumb device like a fan wouldn't do
[07:33] <sjuxax> ahmed_: You might have to turn on Bluetooth support on your device, and you might need to right click on a bluetooth-looking icon that should be in tray
[07:34] <sjuxax> bye
[07:34] <brjann> claws: try typing    irb    at the command line
[07:34] <kthomas_vh> any tips for installing php 5.3.0 on Karmic other than Rob Searles instruction?
[07:34] <Mage_Dude> brjann: Well, ti was worth a try. Thanks for teaching me something cool :)
[07:34] <kthomas_vh> *-s?
[07:34] <brjann> Mage_Dude: no problem :)
[07:35] <adante> hi, how can i refresh blkid ? it is showing out of date items
[07:35] <ahmed_> laptop toshiba   model name stallite a200 24b         model number psae6e
[07:36] <durbme> in 9.10, does anyone know of an application that will quickly switch between audio device outputs (headphones and speakers) without having to go the system->pref->sound etc... route?
[07:36] <ahmed_> i need bluetooth driver for laptop toshiba   model name stallite a200 24b         model number psae6e
[07:38] <ahmed_> i need bluetooth driver for laptop toshiba   model name stallite a200 24b         model number psae6e
[07:38] <saurabh> on ubuntu server 9.10 i hv changed my ip with ifconfig command....now am able to recieve and send packets...but now when i use apt-get install ubuntu-desktop it says no package found
[07:38] <Moat> I dual boot windows xp and ubuntu on my computer, but i wanna remove the windows xp partion on my computer
[07:38] <Moat> how?
[07:38] <Merovingian> Moat, use GParted live cd
[07:38] <Mage_Dude> saurabh: I think you may want the 'gnome' desktop package? I think it may be 'gdm'
[07:39] <Merovingian> saurabh: you can search for it.  sudo apt-cache search gnome desktop
[07:39] <ahmed_> please, i need bluetooth driver for laptop toshiba
[07:40] <Moat> Merovingian, what are you on about?
[07:40] <cybersplice> Sarubh, you had the correct packagename, just sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[07:40] <Merovingian> saurabh: try sudo apt-get install gnome-desktop-environment
[07:40] <darolu> Moat: to remove your Windows partition, you can use GParted; install it with "sudo apt-get install gparted" or from Synaptic
[07:40] <Jordan_U> saurabh, Check your /etc/apt/sources.lst. Why are you installing ubuntu-desktop on a server though?
[07:41] <Moat> k
[07:41] <Jordan_U> saurabh, You may also just need to "sudo apt-get update"
[07:42] <ahmed_> i can't send or receve data via bluetooth? is there any solution for this problem
[07:42] <Mage_Dude> Jordan_U: I use it on my 'server' since it doesn't need to be a super productino server it's ok. Easier to manage somethings. Though I'm usually ssh'd in anyway it's nice to have a desktop if I want it
[07:42] <darolu> saurabh: try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[07:42] <claws> brjann: it says that, its not installed... what is irb btw ?
[07:42] <saurabh> when i do the apt-get update.. it says failed to fetch Http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/......
[07:42] <brjann> claws: the interactive ruby interpreter. maybe it doesn't come with ubuntu's ruby package.
[07:42] <darolu> !patience | ahmed_
[07:43] <Jordan_U> saurabh, Are you sure the network is configured properly? Can you ping google.com?
[07:43] <saurabh> ooops it says unknown host google.com
[07:44] <cybersplice> saurabh: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[07:44] <FireCrotch> saurabh: have you set your nameserver to be your gateway?
[07:44] <cyberbluntz> Hi guys, i have 6 question to ask today, #1 whats the ctrl+u do in terminal?
[07:44] <saurabh> no i am unable to change my gateway/dns server how to do it>
[07:44] <saurabh> ?
[07:44] <cyberbluntz> what program displays the login prompt?
[07:45] <BuZzEr42> Wireless Network always ask for password, where can I set automatic start?
[07:45] <darolu> cyberbluntz: you mean gdm?
[07:45] <nsitin> how can i include the "greyish area" for including codes in a blog? so that the code seems separate from the rest of the text?
[07:45] <Merovingian> Buzzer42: I hate NM, maybe you should try wicd
[07:45] <cyberbluntz> Upon boot whats the name of the resident part of the OS loaded into the main memory?
[07:46] <cyberbluntz> what program handles locating the commands that a user uses to interacting with the OS?
[07:46] <darolu> nsitin: it depends on the blog, sometimes [code], others you have to write the styles; most blogs have a "code" button
[07:46] <cyberbluntz> whats the symbol for BASH?
[07:46] <FireCrotch> saurabh: in the file /etc/resolv.conf, put "nameserver <ip address of nameserver>"
[07:46] <cyberbluntz> what ctrl+? is used to terminate a program?
[07:46] <nsitin> darolu: like [code] #include<ios.. > [/code] ?
[07:47] <BuZzEr42> Merovingian: More userfriendly to set up?
[07:47] <cyberbluntz> No darolou
[07:47] <ahmed_> how can i install cheese?
[07:47] <FireCrotch> saurabh: without the quotes, obviously, and replace <ip ...> with the proper IP address
[07:47] <lele_> hello!
[07:47] <cyberbluntz> its going to be an answer like shell
[07:47] <yeiks> ctrl+c
[07:47] <durbme> ^ is confusing, does that mean 0.0.0.0 or <0.0.0.0>
[07:47] <brjann> cyberbluntz: please stop asking us to do your homework
[07:47] <darolu> nsitin: yeah, that's used on forums mostly, but I've seen some blogs that use the same syntax; it can be different though, look for a "insert code" button
[07:47] <cyberbluntz> its going to be an answer like shell+c is to terminate a prog?
[07:47] <lele_> help me
[07:47] <Moat> I dual boot windows xp and ubuntu on my computer, but i wanna remove the windows xp partion on my computer. i installed gparted
[07:48] <lele_> I new!
[07:48] <ahmed_> how can i install cheese?
[07:48] <cyberbluntz> DO MY HOMEWORK!
[07:48] <cyberbluntz> :)
[07:48] <cyberbluntz> I know the rest of the 50 questions already, these I didnt find
[07:48] <lele_> see you....I go at work
[07:48] <FireCrotch> cyberbluntz: This isn't the homework help channel, this is the Ubuntu support channel
[07:48] <Moat> I dual boot windows xp and ubuntu on my computer, but i wanna remove the windows xp partion on my computer. i installed gparted
[07:49] <cyberbluntz> umm, and im asking for support
[07:49] <ahmed_> how can i install cheese?
[07:49] <cyberbluntz> how about a little?
[07:49] <durbme> I am currently using the IRC client build into pidgin, and it sucks. Anyone have a favorite client that is a bit more robust?
[07:49] <darolu> Moat: use gparted to delete your windows partition, is quite easy to use
[07:49] <Moat> k..
[07:49] <darolu> ahmed_: software centre, search for cheese
[07:49] <nibbler> durbme: xchat-gnome for example
[07:50] <Moat> darolu where is it?
[07:50] <Moat> i installed it
[07:50] <Moat> whats it under?
[07:50] <darolu> Moat: System - Admin - Gparted
[07:50] <durbme> nibbler: does that always look like it's command line? I saw some screens of it, and it looks bad (ugly) to me... am I missing something there?
[07:50] <FireCrotch> cyberbluntz: okay... one of the answers is "kernel"
[07:50] <darolu> durbme: XChat is really nice, is what most people use
[07:51] <cyberbluntz> Is there a channel that I can find these answers?
[07:51] <nibbler> durbme, try it, decide for yourself
[07:51] <cyberbluntz> kernal is loaded into mem
[07:51] <durbme> I will try it, thanks
[07:51] <cyberbluntz> i already know that
[07:51] <darolu> cyberbluntz: google =)
[07:51] <cyberbluntz> I HAVE BEEN!
[07:51] <claws> brjann: irb installed :) how do i stop irb again ?
[07:52] <cyberbluntz> resident part of OS is kernel
[07:52] <brjann> !ot | cyberbluntz, please stop
[07:52] <darolu> cyberbluntz: http://mirrors.kernel.org/LDP/
[07:52] <brjann> claws: i dunno, type quit or exit or maybe CTRL-D? :) i don't really know anything about ruby
[07:52] <cyberbluntz> this is related to ubuntu
[07:53] <nibbler> cyberbluntz, but not to ubuntu support
[07:54] <claws> brjann: ah..exit did the work :) thx
[07:54] <FireCrotch> cyberbluntz: join me in #ubuntu-offtopic and I'll try to answer any of your more general questions
[07:54] <cyberbluntz> alright ty
[07:55] <nomad77>   /disconnect
[07:56] <abhi_nav> !!
[07:59] <MilitantPotato> how do you change gdm themes?
[07:59] <ahmed_> i need aprograme to edit my camera properties?
[07:59] <dehqan>  after upgrading libc6 and reboot , ubuntu 9.04 does not boot completely and gives this error in the middle of boot http://imagebin.org/87436
[08:00] <Interficio> i just installed ubuntu, and I think I like it and stick with it... but I would like to know, is there any way to do a complete barebones install + gnome and then only load the things that I want? Having games and whatnot pre-installed seems dumb to me
[08:00] <ahmed_> is there any programe to edit camera properties like night mode?
[08:00] <CokeNCode> hey guys, how do i set the primary monitor in ubuntu
[08:01] <CokeNCode> i'm outputting to my tv ,and it's a real pain having the laptop screen as the primary output
[08:01] <viliny> Does anyone know where you can change the turbovnc port number?
[08:01] <ahmed_> is there any programe to edit camera properties like night mode?
[08:01] <darolu> !patience > ahmed_
[08:01] <HandyGandy> Hey I'm using koala x64. I would like to upgrade t kde 4.4. Has anyone tried it yet? How stable is it?
[08:02] <mcmlxxi> hello
[08:02] <iceroot> HandyGandy: i think #kubuntu is better for that
[08:04] <mcmlxxi> I'm trying to get my gpg fingerprint but gpg --fingerprint doesn't output anything (which it should according to launchpad)
[08:04] <mcmlxxi> help?
[08:05] <darolu> mcmlxxi: have you tried using seahorse to create your key?
[08:05] <mcmlxxi> nope
[08:06] <rww> mcmlxxi: Does gpg --list-keys output anything?
[08:06] <mcmlxxi> rww: no
[08:06] <rww> mcmlxxi: Then you don't have any gpg keys, and should create one.
[08:06] <rww> ubottu: gnupg | mcmlxxi
[08:06] <rww> ubottu: gpg | mcmlxxi
[08:06] <darolu> mcmlxxi: try the easy way, press ALT+F2 and type seahorse
[08:06] <rww> !gnupg is <alias> gpg
[08:06] <ahmed_> i have laptop toshiba stallite a200 24b and its fn key doesn't work is there any driver for it?
[08:06] <kthomas_vh> oh great:  just upgraded php,  and instead of executing .php files via http,  it downloads them
[08:07] <MilitantPotato> !themes
[08:07] <mcmlxxi> darolu: I have seahorse-daemon only
[08:07] <MilitantPotato> !changethmes > MilitantPotato
[08:07] <MilitantPotato> !changethemes > MilitantPotato
[08:07] <darolu> MilitantPotato: type /msg ubottu and ask it whatever you want
[08:07] <mcmlxxi> kthomas_vh: AddType
[08:07] <kthomas_vh> mcmlxxi, thanks,  tired,  looking :)
[08:08] <darolu> mcmlxxi: Ubuntu has seahorse installed by default, should be under Apps - Accessories
[08:08] <MilitantPotato> darolu: yea, thanks ubottu said the same
[08:08] <darolu> mcmlxxi: if you don't have it, install it, look for it on synaptic (under system -admin) and search for seahorse
[08:09] <ahmed_> i have laptop toshiba stallite a200 24b and its fn key doesn't work is there any driver for it?
[08:09] <Andorin> Where else are images cached besides ~/.thumbnails?
[08:10] <Grook> hi where can you download ubuntu 10.4 alpha ?
[08:11] <RxDx> how can System Monitor knows how fast is my internet speed to say how much percent im using?
[08:11] <dehqan>  after upgrading libc6 and reboot , ubuntu 9.04 does not boot completely and gives this error in the middle of boot http://imagebin.org/87436  , how to fix it ? will downgrading libc6 solve it ?
[08:11] <iwobbles> hey ppl if I go into these archives (http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty-updates/main/binary-i386/) can I "get" the updates for my ubuntu machines, is this an update repo ? and whats the difference between the .gz & .bz2 files, [no web on ubuntu boxes eh]
[08:12] <RxDx> Grook, www.ubuntu.com/testing/lucid/Alpha3
[08:12] <mcmlxxi> is it normal that it takes long to create a pgp key?
[08:13] <iceroot> mcmlxxi: "long" is a good description
[08:13] <darolu> mcmlxxi: it can take some time as key servers are usually busy
[08:13] <Grook> @RxDx, thx
[08:13] <RxDx> np :)
[08:14] <mcmlxxi> darolu: is my key also being sent to ubuntu key server?
[08:14] <darolu> mcmlxxi: uhmmm I don't think so, it shouldn't, but I am not 100% sure
[08:15] <hosein> hi there
[08:15] <hosein> i have problem with utf8
[08:15] <hosein> when i type print "ž«┘łž┤ žó┘ģž»█īž»"
[08:15] <dehqan> nvidia-glx-180 is installed how to tell ubuntu use it ?
[08:15] <hosein> output: '\\u062e\\u0648\\u0634 \\u0622\\u0645\\u062f\\u06cc\\u062f'
[08:15] <iceroot> !enter | hosein
[08:16] <Jordan_U> dehqan, System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[08:16] <darolu> mcmlxxi: your key should be generated and validated at Idap://keyserver.pgp.com
[08:16] <dehqan> Jordan_U: command line
[08:17] <iceroot> dehqan: why using nvidia-driver if you only have command-line?
[08:18] <Jordan_U> dehqan, jocky-text or edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf ( create it if it doesn't exist )
[08:18] <diz_Child> my cellphone's wifi has already connected to my notebook, but can not access the google.com, what's the problem?
[08:18] <alex__> what about sbt tool? do you answer these kind of questions?
[08:18] <alex__> scala too?
[08:18] <iceroot> alex__: what is sbt? and why not asking the real question?
[08:18] <dehqan>  after upgrading libc6 and reboot , ubuntu 9.04 does not boot completely and gives this error in the middle of boot http://imagebin.org/87436  , how to fix it ? will downgrading libc6 solve it ?
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[08:19] <alex__> import sbt._ process type not found
[08:20] <diz_Child> ŌĆĪ├ź...
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> Dehqan: have you websearched the error?
[08:20] <Andorin> I notice that ~/.thumbnails continues to generate thumbnails of images that aren't on my drive anymore... I would like to know where my system is storing these images so I can deal with them.
[08:20] <bennyli> hello, Is there any good c++ programming channel I can join ?
[08:20] <alex__> yes
[08:20] <dehqan> ActionParsnip: yes
[08:20] <ahmed_> where i can find all commands of terminal?
[08:20] <mgolisch> why the hell did you install another version og libc than the one provided by ubuntu?
[08:20] <diz_Child> #c++
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> Dehqan: did you by any chance make some held back packages install themselves?
[08:21] <iceroot> ahmed_: press 2 times tab
[08:21] <dehqan> ActionParsnip: rephrase
[08:21] <diz_Child> bennyli: try #c++
[08:21] <dehqan> ActionParsnip: what do you mean ?
[08:21] <ActionParsnip> Dehqan: sometimes packages are held back as their deps have not been met on the repo yet. You can force them to install regardless. Did you do this?
[08:22] <ahmed_> i want to know the function of every command?
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> Ahmed_: its near impossible
[08:23] <Jordan_U> ahmed_, There are more than 2,000 in just a minimal installation.
[08:23] <skunx> hi folks, i was wondering what was the keys to restart X because ctrl+alt+backspace doesn't work on karmic
[08:23] <dehqan> ActionParsnip: how to know if that is reason of problem at all?
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> Skunx: alt+k+printscreen
[08:23] <ahmed_> the common commands only?
[08:23] <skunx> ActionParsnip: thanks
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> Dehqan: I don't, I'm asking if you did that or not
[08:24] <shazbotmcnasty> how do I show the info about both the cores on my cpu
[08:24] <shazbotmcnasty> ?
[08:24] <shazbotmcnasty> cat /proc/cpuinfo doesn't show anything about multiple cores
[08:24] <darolu> dehqan: your error means the system is failing to mount the drives properly (access the hard drive partitions); you will need to rescue the disk, you will need to chroot your broken partition and reinstall the library
[08:24] <mcmlxxi> oh, I didn't realize that I have gotten the message gnome-keyring-daemom is not working, and I was wondering why it is taking sooo long
[08:24] <Jordan_U> shazbotmcnasty, It does on my system
[08:24] <Jordan_U> shazbotmcnasty, There are separate entries for each core
[08:24] <rgl> hi. the new light theme comes with the latest 10.4 build isos?
[08:25] <ahmed_> i'm anew user of ubuntu and i want to know some of commands?
[08:25] <Jordan_U> !lucid | rgl
[08:25] <shazbotmcnasty> Jordan_U, could you possibly pastebin it so I can tell what it looks like?
[08:25] <Jordan_U> rgl, Not yet
[08:25] <rgl> Jordan_U, thx.
[08:25] <dehqan> darolu: am chroot now what should be done now ? how to know which partition can not be mounted and how to know which libs should be installed ?
[08:25] <Jordan_U> rgl, You're welcome.
[08:25] <southernpride> why is my boot loader showing ubuntu like 5 different times with a different version number beside it? How did they get there and how do i get rid of the old ones?
[08:26] <Jordan_U> southernpride, Those are old kernel images that are kept in case there is a problem with the latest one. You can remove them with apt / synaptic
[08:26] <darolu> dehqan: you mentioned libc6, I'd start there, check integrity of your filesystem with e2fisck
[08:26] <ahmed_> i'm anew user of ubuntu and i want to know some of commands? is there any website that have the common commands of terminal?
[08:26] <mamous> hello
[08:27] <mamous> I have some problem with pidgin
[08:27] <shazbotmcnasty> Jordan_U, could you possibly pastebin it so I can tell what it looks like? plllease
[08:27] <shazbotmcnasty> :D
[08:27] <southernpride> Jordan_U: i dont need 5 of them do it?
[08:27] <mamous> I can't use pidgin in indicator applet .... why ?
[08:27] <shazbotmcnasty> southernpride, no
[08:27] <shazbotmcnasty> just the most recent one
[08:27] <darolu> dehqan: I had the same error when I upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10, after chrooting I had to finish the distro-upgrade from there, that solved my problem.
[08:27] <viliny> going crazy over here, how do you set the port number which turbovnc server uses?
[08:28] <mamous> I just open it once but when I close it to tray it closes completely .. what to do ?
[08:28] <Jordan_U> southernpride, No, but they are all kept by default ( don't ask me why, wasn't my  choice :)
[08:28] <southernpride> and how do i get rid of them?
[08:28] <mamous> any one please
[08:28] <dehqan> darolu: thanks but humble only upgraded libc6
[08:29] <mamous> any one
[08:29] <dan> how do i make GIFS play on ubuntu?
[08:29] <Jordan_U> shazbotmcnasty, http://pastebin.com/Ff0Qpfpc
[08:29] <abhi_nav> !patience | mamous
[08:29] <shazbotmcnasty> thank you
[08:29] <Jordan_U> southernpride, Remove them with apt-get / synaptic
[08:29] <amaurea> dan: how about imagemagick's animate program?
[08:29] <ahmed_> when i make my laptop sleep it doesn't wake?
[08:30] <abhi_nav> mamous: try changing show system tray icon to always
[08:30] <dan> amaurea
[08:30] <mamous> I did
[08:30] <Jordan_U> dan: Easiest way is probably just to open them in firefox
[08:30] <dan> will it play my GIFS automatically?
[08:30] <mamous> but when some one talk to me
[08:30] <mamous> I can't be notify
[08:30] <almoxarife> I see gifs on a webrowser. point and click
[08:30] <abhi_nav> mamous: what about hide now im conversation? make it never
[08:31] <mbn_18> Morning, Just got an i7 920 cpu on an Intel board. Will it work if Ill move my Ubuntu ( HardDisk ) from my current computer that use Intel canore 6200 to i7 one?
[08:31] <mamous> I did
[08:31] <mamous> but nothing
[08:31] <mamous> even in the intrecator applet
[08:31] <Jordan_U> mbn_18, Most likely, yes.
[08:31] <mamous> I can't use pidgin
[08:31] <mamous> it is buged
[08:31] <ahmed_> when i make my laptop sleep it doesn't wake? is there any problem with my laptop or this problen is in ubuntu?
[08:31] <abhi_nav> mamous: which version of pidgin?
[08:31] <mbn_18> Jordan_U: good , going off line :)
[08:31] <Jordan_U> mbn_18, If you haven't installed any proprietary drivers then almost certainly.
[08:31] <mamous> 2.6
[08:32] <darolu> dehqan: np, I'm not implying you have to upgrade to 9.10, hopefully you only have to reinstall that library, sorry I can't help you further than this, good luck!
[08:32] <ahmed_> when i make my laptop sleep it doesn't wake? is there any problem with my laptop or this problen is in ubuntu?
[08:32] <abhi_nav> mamous: placement to top and new conversation: new window
[08:32] <Tecan> ahmed you have ati card ?
[08:32] <viliny> Anyone here able to help set up turbovnc?
[08:32] <ahmed_> yes
[08:32] <Tecan> ahmed remove the radeon and ati packages
[08:32] <dan> how do i make GIFS play on ubuntu?
[08:32] <Tecan> then it will work like magic
[08:33] <ahmed_> what is radeon?
[08:33] <mamous> it already there
[08:33] <Jordan_U> ahmed_, Most likely a problem in Ubuntu.
[08:33] <mamous> but no luck
[08:33] <abhi_nav> ahmed_ the same problem with me. its the ubuntu prob. but in my case it happens randomly.
[08:33] <mamous> now if the system tray is never
[08:33] <ahmed_> ok
[08:33] <abhi_nav> mamous: try to put your question in one single line
[08:33] <mamous> the intercator applet don't show me pidgin if it is work or not
[08:33] <shazbotmcnasty> Jordan_U, this is mine http://crunchbanglinux.org/pastebin/503
[08:33] <diz_Child> wifi is connected but can not access google.com, why?
[08:33] <shazbotmcnasty> but it's a dualcore
[08:33] <mamous> idk how
[08:33] <shazbotmcnasty> and that's only 1 core there
[08:33] <shazbotmcnasty> :/
[08:33] <Madpilot> dan, open them in eog or gthumb, they should just work - start by double-clicking on the gif
[08:33] <Tecan> ubuntooooo
[08:34] <abhi_nav> mamous: in conversations tab select all
[08:34] <Tecan> pooping is better than sex
[08:34] <mamous> I did
[08:34] <darolu> dan: try opening them with any web browser; eye of gnome (eog) can't play gifs
[08:34] <abhi_nav> mamous: :(
[08:34] <ahmed_> does suspend=sleep in windows
[08:34] <Jordan_U> shazbotmcnasty, You are probably only getting use of one of the cores then most likely.
[08:35] <pts_> How do I check what configure options a pacakage is build with?
[08:35] <shazbotmcnasty> Jordan_U, how I fix this? .
[08:35] <Tecan> this channel is intense
[08:35] <Jordan_U> shazbotmcnasty, What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[08:35] <shazbotmcnasty> 9.04
[08:35] <Tecan> so much shit flying around its hard to keep my eyes open
[08:35] <darolu> dan: you can try installing Mirage too
[08:35] <ahmed_> does suspend=sleep in windows?
[08:36] <shazbotmcnasty> also Jordan_U the crunchbang thing is a habit
[08:36] <Jordan_U> pts_, Look at the source package, I think configure options would usually be in debian/rules
[08:36] <iceroot> ahmed_: ?
[08:36] <mudge_> back
[08:36] <mudge_> im back
[08:36] <Tecan> mudge_ ?
[08:36] <fluxy> hello. i have installed apache and set the DocumentRoot to /home/me/www. However I get access denied, and each time I have to chmod when I add a file. Is there a simple way to do this? Thanks.
[08:36]  * Tecan blinks
[08:36] <dan> how do i do that darolu?
[08:36] <Tecan> stop this crazy train
[08:36] <Jordan_U> shazbotmcnasty, See if a 9.10 liveCD sees both cores, or try the latest linux kernel.
[08:36] <darolu> dan: open the software centre and search for Mirage, if you can't find it there, go to System - Admin - Synaptic, and look there
[08:37] <dan> k
[08:37] <pts_> Jordan_U: there really isnt an easier way using apt/dpkg?
[08:37] <ahmed_> i didn't find sleep but i found suspend
[08:37] <user11> czczczc
[08:37] <darolu> dan: using the terminal is easier for many of us though; there you only have to type: "sudo apt-get install mirage" =)
[08:37] <iceroot> pts_: what is not easy with apt-get?
[08:37] <Jordan_U> pts_, Not that I know of.
[08:37] <pts_> ok, I'll check out the source then :)
[08:38] <Jordan_U> pts_, You can get the source with apt-get source though
[08:38] <Jordan_U> pts_, (no sudo needed, it downloads to your current directory)
[08:38] <ahmed_> iceroot ,i didn't find sleep but i found suspend
[08:39] <iceroot> ahmed_: and what you want to do?
[08:40] <ahmed_> what does suspend mean?
[08:40] <AimlessZealot> It means to put on hold.
[08:41] <darolu> ahmed_: suspend turns off all your hard drives and monitor, but keeps the memory on; hybernate writes all your ram to a file in your hard drive. (or was the other way around?)
[08:41] <br0k3n> will this work for windows 7 too? http://www.steve-oh.com/blog/index.php/ubuntu-vista-dual-boot-full-encryption-with-truecrypt/
[08:41] <br0k3n> anyone
[08:42] <abhi_nav> !ubuntu
[08:42] <abhi_nav> this channel is ubuntu support channel. not win.
[08:42] <br0k3n> abhi_nav, my question is a combined ubuntu and windows question
[08:42] <ahmed_> what is the best suspend or hybernate?
[08:42] <abhi_nav> I have installed truecrypt
[08:43] <abhi_nav> ahmed_ hybernate
[08:43] <br0k3n> abhi_nav, for dual boot?
[08:43] <viliny> Anyone here experienced with turbovnc?
[08:43] <ahmed_> ok thanks alot
[08:43] <abhi_nav> bro0k3n: i have installed it in my ubuntu and it is working fine
[08:43] <ahmed_> bye
[08:43] <br0k3n> abhi_nav, sorry, that's not what I'm referring to
[08:43] <abhi_nav> then?
[08:43] <darolu> ahmed_: depends, suspend is faster but if power fails, all your ram data is lost; hybernate is more secure because if power fails, all your ram info is in your hard drive
[08:44] <br0k3n> who! | abhi_nav
[08:44] <abhi_nav> bye
[08:44] <abhi_nav> !who | abhi_nav
[08:44] <br0k3n> anyway...
[08:44] <abhi_nav> bye
[08:45] <br0k3n> will this work for dual boot encryption with windows SEVEN and ubuntu? http://www.steve-oh.com/blog/index.php/ubuntu-vista-dual-boot-full-encryption-with-truecrypt/
[08:45] <darolu> !patience > br0k3n
[08:45] <Jordan_U> br0k3n, Try asking in ##windows
[08:46] <cyberbluntz> I want to make a complaint for getting kicked out OT
[08:46] <cyberbluntz> how do i do that?
[08:47] <Jordan_U> cyberbluntz, If you were kicked from an Ubuntu channel then #ubuntu-ops
[08:48] <ori> bitfox:could u walk me through installing it? i didntunderstand the directions
[08:48] <nil1> Hi
[08:48] <darolu> br0k3n your link is based on this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=761530 did you read it?
[08:49] <papul> hi guys :D
[08:50] <br0k3n> darolu, that's for windows xp. i don't think my link is based on that thread. :)
[08:50] <darolu> cyberbluntz: most people will give you a link or point you to (what we think) is the right direction, if you can't read a little and try to learn for yourself is your problem; don't expect anyone to solve very single detail of your homework; that attitude is not very welcomed, that's probably while you got kicked.
[08:50] <nil1> The GNUnet package (P2P) had a really nasty bug which we would like to have fixed for Lucid, but there's no activity on the corresponding inclusion request (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnunet/+bug/523031). Did I do something wrong?
[08:51] <magn3ts> I have this PPA installed, yet I can't install ffmpeg-extra https://launchpad.net/~nvidia-vdpau/+archive/cutting-edge-multimedia?field.series_filter=karmic
[08:51] <darolu> br0k3n: at the end of the article the author says "For more detailed instructions which I pulled from..." and links to that thread :p
[08:52] <obscurant1st> how to make my laptop cam work with ubuntu 9.10?
[08:52] <br0k3n> darolu, ok but I'm asking will it work if you have windows SEVEN installed with ubuntu
[08:52] <obscurant1st> i just installed camorama but it says no device found at /dev/vid0
[08:53] <darolu> br0ken: I haven't tried any of that myself so I can't say it will work for sure, but it looks like it should work fine for dual boot with win7 too, it talks about configuring grub (menu.lst file) and that should work with win7 too
[08:54] <br0k3n> darolu, thanks. i wish i could just get confirmation from 2 more people. any suggestions for channels besides ##windows?
[08:55] <FireCrotch> br0k3n: Win7 is Vista.5 anyways - anything that works with Vista is intended to work with Win7 as well
[08:56] <br0k3n> FireCrotch, ok
[08:56] <darolu> br0k3n: it should work; I just read the whole tutorial, it makes no difference what win version you use
[08:57] <br0k3n> ok thanks
[08:57] <viliny> anyone know why turbovnc messes up keyboard layout?
[08:57] <sabat> When i install wubi using a HP282N PC, I reboot and it does not give me the option to reboot into ubuntu. I think this hp has some sort of recovery feature, so I think it might be related. any ideas?
[08:58] <magn3ts> I have this PPA installed, yet I can't install ffmpeg-extra https://launchpad.net/~nvidia-vdpau/+archive/cutting-edge-multimedia?field.series_filter=karmic
[08:58] <amaurea> I seem to have had a partially failed distribution upgrade, and now gcc seems to be missing, and refuses to install due to dependency problems. how do I find out what's really wrong, and fix it?
[08:58] <obscurant1st> somebody?
[08:58] <natediddy> hey everyone
[08:58] <sabat> When i install wubi using a HP282N PC, I reboot and it does not give me the option to reboot into ubuntu. I think this hp has some sort of recovery feature, so I think it might be related. this is a stock pc, using the stock hd and hardware and the recovery feature still works, so I am guessing maybe it's saving the boot info on the wrong partition, but not sure.
[08:59] <natediddy> new ubuntu user here
[09:00] <iceroot> !hi | natediddy
[09:00] <natediddy> hey!  lovin ubuntu so far
[09:00] <pukey> Well, this place is full of homos.
[09:00] <natediddy> its a little tricky to get used to
[09:01] <pukey> This the kind of place you come to get your ass raped eh?
[09:01] <psycho_oreos> !ot | pukey
[09:02] <pukey> If I was really fat and liked Linux and drank 64 ounces of Mountain Dew and wanted to get ass fucked by other fat Linux retards, where would I go?
[09:02] <kostkon> !ops | pukey
[09:02] <Madpilot> pukey, first and only warning. Stop.
[09:02] <darolu> Hi natediddy, welcome to ubuntu just ask your question!
[09:02] <natediddy> haha ok
[09:03] <natediddy> trying to install gimp
[09:03] <Guest84706> how can i install cross over
[09:03] <natediddy> i type: apt-get install gimp
[09:03] <natediddy> and i get this:
[09:03] <natediddy> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13: Permission denied) E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[09:03] <darolu> natediddy: gimp is probably already installed
[09:04] <natediddy> ohh
[09:04] <Guest84706> how can i install crossover
[09:04] <Jordan_U> !sudo | natediddy
[09:04] <psycho_oreos> Guest84706, read the accompanying documentation
[09:04] <darolu> natediddy: gimp is installed by default in Ubuntu, to install programs and do admin work you have to use "sudo" (in command line)
[09:05] <natediddy> ok thank you much guys :)
[09:05] <Madpilot> natediddy, Applications menu->Graphics->GIMP should work
[09:05] <natediddy> ok lemme try
[09:05] <natediddy> brb
[09:05] <Guest84706> psycho_oreos: from where i can get this?
[09:05] <psycho_oreos> Guest84706, usually comes with the file or their site, etc
[09:05] <sabat> When i install wubi using a HP282N PC, I reboot and it does not give me the option to reboot into ubuntu. I think this hp has some sort of recovery feature, so I think it might be related. this is a stock pc, using the stock hd and hardware and the recovery feature still works, so I am guessing maybe it's saving the boot info on the wrong partition, but not sure.
[09:06] <obscurant1st> why is the update for kernal 2.6.32/33 not coming in my updater?
[09:07] <obscurant1st> i am using 9.10
[09:07] <psycho_oreos> they were included in 9.10 for starters, I think with each release of ubuntu they tend to improve on that same version that was initially released
[09:07] <csaba> how can I find out how much memory a process uses?
[09:08] <psycho_oreos> s/were/weren't
[09:08] <psycho_oreos> csaba, top/htop
[09:08] <csaba> I can't find the process in top
[09:08] <csaba> although I can find it with ps ax|grep xxx
[09:08] <sabat> csaba I am not sure on that, but if you haven't looked at it, take a look at htop. I believe it shows it. and top works too, htop is like an advanced version of top tho.
[09:09] <psycho_oreos> csaba, its sorted by CPU % usage by default, you'll need to sort it to some other one
[09:09] <csaba> ok found it
[09:09] <cyberbluntz> page down ^^
[09:09] <obscurant1st> anybody got the upgrade fr 2.6.32?
[09:10] <obscurant1st> for*
[09:10] <cyberbluntz> I need help to patch my intel driver
[09:10] <cyberbluntz> when I try to make it errors
[09:10] <psycho_oreos> intel which
[09:10] <cyberbluntz> 5100 wifi
[09:11] <psycho_oreos> you might be missing kernel headers/source
[09:11] <sabat> When i install wubi using a HP282N PC, I reboot and it does not give me the option to reboot into ubuntu. I think this hp has some sort of recovery feature, so I think it might be related. this is a stock pc, using the stock hd and hardware and the recovery feature still works, so I am guessing maybe it's saving the boot info on the wrong partition, but not sure.
[09:11] <Nachturnal> anyone know of a good (and free) webcam video recording program that doesn't have the audio sync problems "Cheese" has?
[09:12] <darolu> Nachturnal: you can use mplayer or ffmpeg
[09:13] <Nachturnal> darolu, thanks, I'll give those a shot
[09:13] <natediddy> thanx guys i got Gimp installed :)
[09:13] <sabat> this might be the first pc I cannot install ubuntu on :P sigh... I can't figure this out
[09:13] <darolu> Nachturnal: to use mplayer you'll need to use mencoder to actual record video and audio
[09:13] <indus> natediddy, if you try the latest gimp, it has a single window interface like photoshop
[09:14] <indus> natediddy, or you could also install gimpshop from synaptic which is similar thing
[09:14] <Nachturnal> darolu, ah ok... is that in the standard repository?
[09:14] <Nachturnal> nvm installing it now :)
[09:14] <darolu> Nachturnal: Yes it is
[09:14] <cyberbluntz> So much progress since 96
[09:15] <natediddy> ok thanx indus
[09:16] <korya> hi all.
[09:16] <indus> hi you
[09:17] <Nachturnal> darolu, is there a GUI for mencoder? I'm afraid I'm still largely dependent on GUI
[09:19] <darolu> Nachturnal: uhmmm I'm not sure, mplayer has GUI but I don't know if you can record from there, command line is not that hard, try this http://paste.ubuntu.com/388164/
[09:19] <Nachturnal> darolu, thanks, checking it out
[09:20] <darolu> Nachturnal: good luck!
[09:21] <darolu> indus: did you install Gimp 2.6.8 from Lucid packages or compiled it?
[09:21] <indus> darolu, i havent yet
[09:21] <indus> darolu, not sure if it made it into lucid yet,
[09:21] <indus> darolu, wil check tomorrow
[09:22] <darolu> indus: it is there, but I dunno if installing it would touch -too many- 9.10 files
[09:22] <darolu> http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/gimp
[09:22] <indus> oh i wouldnt install that on karmic
[09:23] <sabat> When i install wubi using a HP282N PC, I reboot and it does not give me the option to reboot into ubuntu. I think this hp has some sort of recovery feature, so I think it might be related. this is a stock pc, using the stock hd and hardware and the recovery feature still works, so I am guessing maybe it's saving the boot info on the wrong partition, but not sure.
[09:23] <cyberbluntz> whats sources do I need to Make?
[09:23] <indus> but 2.6.8 is the one with that new interface i believe
[09:23] <darolu> the one that scares me is libc6; someone came here asking why upgrading to libc6 screwed its booting :p
[09:24] <darolu> indus: I do need that new interface, my monitor is rather small and the main window (with the actual image) is always covered by the side panels, I hate how they change how those behave, they used to go to the background in previous versions
[09:24] <severb> Hi guys, I have installed vim-full on my ubuntu server and it comes with +clientserver option, but when I open vim --servername foo and I do an vim --listservers nothing shows up
[09:26] <sabat> running out of ideas. When i install wubi using a HP282N PC, I reboot and it does not give me the option to reboot into ubuntu. I think this hp has some sort of recovery feature, so I think it might be related. this is a stock pc, using the stock hd and hardware and the recovery feature still works, so I am guessing maybe it's saving the boot info on the wrong partition, but not sure.
[09:27] <cyberbluntz> grub always take over the windows loader
[09:27] <cyberbluntz> grub gets 1st
[09:27] <dehqan> question is this : rep has been changed from9.04 to 9.10 , some packages have been installed , some are half-installed , ... NOW how to get list of packages that have been upgrade or corrupted or .... after changing repository
[09:28] <cyberbluntz> update manager does that, doesnt it?
[09:30] <cyberbluntz> How can I tell which Linux-headers I need?
[09:31] <darolu> dehqan: have you tried with dpkg-reconfigure?
[09:32] <cyberbluntz> i try the generic command then it wants me2 pick, what command will tell me which vers of linux currently installed?
[09:32] <cyberbluntz> I know its 64bit but not sure which of those
[09:33] <darolu> dehqan: dpkg -I * should throw the info you need
[09:33] <psycho_oreos> cyberbluntz, uname -r
[09:34] <saurabh> how can i change/set my dns server address on using ubuntu server since there is no gui?
[09:36] <anto9us> saurabh: right click network manager | edit connections
[09:36] <mgolisch> saurabh: /etc/resolv.conf like on any other linux
[09:36] <mgolisch> i hope its just for fun
[09:36] <mgolisch> people administrating servers should not have to ask questions like that
[09:37] <mgolisch> :)
[09:37] <saurabh> anto9us:which right click which network manager...NO GUI
[09:37] <saurabh> am new to linux
[09:37] <HarimaKenji> hi, I'm on jaunty and need libgtk+2.0-dev >= 2.18 however the latest release for jaunty is 2.16. Any suggestions?
[09:37] <anto9us> saurabh: oh, I'm with you now. Yes, follow mgolisch's instruction.
[09:39] <darolu> mgolisch: do you have a good docs link about editing resolv.conf file? :)
[09:39] <saurabh> can u explain me mgolish's instructions in more detail?
[09:39] <mgolisch> man resolv.conf ?
[09:39] <saurabh> i cant find resolv.conf
[09:39] <anto9us> !networking
[09:40] <cyberbluntz> will someone help me with make?
[09:40] <mgolisch> saurabh: should be in /etc/
[09:41] <cyberbluntz> here the bin error http://pastebin.com/zB1WnMjX and i tried  make SHELL=/bin/bash
[09:41] <anto9us> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-networking-configuration-using-command-line.html
[09:41] <saurabh> mgolisch:it amin
[09:41] <saurabh> do i open it with vi command?
[09:41] <saurabh> but i cant find it in /etc
[09:41] <darolu> mgolisch: Thanks!
[09:41] <cyberbluntz> thats good
[09:41] <cyberbluntz> I need to use vi to pipe to pipelp to our printer
[09:42] <mgolisch> saurabh: ls /etc/resolv.conf ?
[09:42] <cyberbluntz> wont pipe in realtime for some reason
[09:43] <mgolisch> saurabh: id use nano instead
[09:43] <mgolisch> unless you are familar with vi
[09:43] <Jimi_Neutral> Does anyone know of a bug with clonzilla that it wont accept 500GB hard drives? I have installed one as a slave to put cloned images onto but for some reason when Clonezilla gets to the part where it reads the path to save the image to it says path does not exist...when I left it as default to go on the primary drive it was fine but that drive isnt big enough, hence the slave. But it wont accept the path "/media/disk/cloneimages/"
[09:43] <indietrash> where do you change the colour depth in Ubuntu?
[09:44] <indietrash> I have the newest one, whatever version that is.
[09:44] <mtx_init> indietrash: im not 100% sure but it would likely be a setting defined in your xorg.conf
[09:44] <mtx_init> config file
[09:45] <iceroot> mtx_init: there is no xorg.conf in 9.10 by default
[09:45] <Jordan_U> indietrash, Why do you want to change the colour depth?
[09:45] <indietrash> mtx_init: hasn't Ubuntu like a lot of other mainstream Linux-based operating systems gone away from using xorg.conf?
[09:45] <indietrash> Jordan_U: because it's set at 16 but I need it to be 24 ("32").
[09:45] <tom_mahoon1> hey guys i've recently installed ubuntu 9.10 server on a dell optiplex gx270, the networking keeps dropping out after about 3 minutes. ie it connects, i can ssh into it, then it drops out. any ideas what to do? i think the driver for the NIC is a intel e1000.
[09:45] <mtx_init> idk. I dont really check. I use one
[09:46] <indietrash> mtx_init: I'm fairly sure Ubuntu uses this HAL jazz for these settings, but idk.
[09:46] <mtx_init> iceroot: what does one use then
[09:46] <alankila> it's possible to write an xorg.conf file, X merely guesses the settings when you don't have it
[09:46] <Jordan_U> indietrash, If you are only getting 16 bit colour it's most likely a driver problem. What GPU?
[09:46] <indietrash> Jordan_U: VBox.
[09:46] <darolu> indietrash: try with xrandr
[09:47] <Jordan_U> indietrash, You shouldn't be getting 16 bit colour in VirtualBox, are you sure?
[09:47] <mtx_init> I honestly cant keep up with how fast the ubuntu guys change stuff around, its rather insane.
[09:48] <jibel> dehqan, you around ?
[09:48] <indietrash> Jordan_U: I've seen a lot of complaints about this on forums, so it's not that uncommon.
[09:48] <indietrash> darolu: do you know the exact command?
[09:49] <mtx_init> iceroot: what does one use then, other than xorg.conf
[09:49] <Guest84706> does any windows programe could be installes in linux via crossover
[09:50] <indietrash> Guest84706: not *any* application, but a lot of them.
[09:50] <indietrash> darolu: I can't seem to find any setting for colour depth in xrandr?
[09:50] <iceroot> mtx_init: dont know, i am not using 9.10
[09:50] <Penquite> Hi all, could anyone recommend any books on Ubuntu Server Administration and/ or Bash Scripting
[09:50] <Guest84706> ok thanks
[09:50] <mtx_init> iceroot: when one installed the nvidia drivers it need a xorg.conf
[09:51] <iceroot> mtx_init: as i said, by DEFAULT there is no xorg.conf
[09:52] <Jordan_U> indietrash, Are you sure it's not just complaining during usplash ( before X starts )?
[09:53] <viliny> Anyone here experienced with turbovnc?
[09:53] <darolu> indietrash: I'm reading man xrandr, but seems like you're right, creating a xorg.conf should do it though, including SubSection Depth XX EndSubSection in your "Screen" section should do it
[09:53] <indietrash> Jordan_U: I'm not sure if it is using 24-bit depth, but VBox complains when I start the vm, and it's horrible to use because it doesn't refresh properly. if I move away to another workspace, and then move back to the workspace containing the vm - it won't refresh the window. I'll see my web browser or whatever in that window, until I e.g. mark something on the desktop (in the vm) with the mouse, or move some windows around and so forth.
[09:56] <ludesign> Hi guys, could somebody tell me what these desktop widgets are called: http://www.gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre1/119767-1.jpeg (the clock, the weather one), thanks in advance. :)
[09:57] <mtx_init> that looks like windows 7
[09:57] <mtx_init> wtf
[09:57] <ludesign> yeah, it's a theme for ubuntu (Personally I do not like it)
[09:57] <viliny> mtx_init, it says arch linux in the menu
[09:58] <alankila> They used to be called gdesklets at one point, assuming this is even gnome.
[09:58] <Guest84706> is there any program like crosssover to install windows programes on linux?
[09:58] <Jordan_U> indietrash, Consider the possibility that the two are not related.
[09:58] <mtx_init> Wine
[09:58] <viliny> nevermind mtx_init, didn't understand you correctly
[09:58] <Jordan_U> ludesign, Those are probably made with conky
[09:58] <indietrash> Jordan_U: so how do you check what colour depth you are utilizing in this Ubuntu thing?
[09:58] <ludesign> Jordan_U, thanks. :)
[09:58] <mtx_init> viliny: I have disgust for the win7 Aero design.  I hate flashy gui's
[09:59] <Jordan_U> indietrash, /var/log/Xorg.0.log should have it if you can't find it anywhere else.
[09:59] <gnomemercy> I have yet to even see Vista,,,xp was the last.
[09:59] <mtx_init> ludesign: maybe screelets or gdesklets
[09:59] <iceroot> what packages provides the command "ip"? apt-cache search ip  is not very usefull
[09:59] <viliny> mtx_init, yeah it's pretty bad. I just thought you thought the OS was W7 but i later realized that's not what you thought.
[09:59] <darolu> ludesign: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Screenlet?content=119767
[09:59] <saurabh_> how to i change my dns server address without gui on ubuntu server 9.10
[09:59] <umbra_> does anybody know of a support channel for the ubuntu customization kit for remastering live cds?  I'm wanting the boot cd to automaticly select "install without making any changes" and head straight to gui.
[09:59] <ludesign> alankila, mtx_init - thanks.
[09:59] <iceroot> saurabh_: sudo vi /etc/resolv.conf
[10:00] <ludesign> darolu, thanks. :)
[10:00] <BlackDalek> http://inkscape.org/doc/interpolate/tutorial-interpolate.en.html I can't find any "effects" menu in my Inkscape from the repository.. where has it gone?
[10:00] <paissad> does this line means that the computer started by "init 2" ?
[10:00] <paissad> root         1  0.0  0.0  10324   536 ?        Ss   Jan10   0:14 init [2]
[10:01] <saurabh_> any other methd?
[10:01] <paissad> i obtained it by " ps aux | grep init | grep -v grep"
[10:01] <mtx_init> who wanted ip
[10:01] <iceroot> saurabh_: why?
[10:01] <iceroot> saurabh_: its working
[10:01] <mtx_init> its ip2host
[10:01] <saurabh_> i cant find resolv.conf
[10:01] <iceroot> saurabh_: create it
[10:01] <saurabh_> did it then what?
[10:02] <indietrash> Jordan_U: k. it's 24-bit. any ideas why the window doesn't refresh properly though?
[10:02] <iceroot> saurabh_: nameserver  192.168.0.81
[10:02] <mtx_init> iceroot: its ip2conf i think
[10:02] <iceroot> saurabh_: change with the ip of your nameserver
[10:02] <mtx_init> iceroot: ip2host i mean
[10:02] <Jordan_U> indietrash, No. You can probably work around it by enabling compiz though.
[10:02] <iceroot> !info ip2host
[10:02] <saurabh_> does that mean my ip or the default gateway?
[10:03] <BlackDalek> Where is "interpolate" gone in Inkscape?
[10:03] <mgolisch> saurabh_: write a line like "nameserver ip"  repalcing ip with the actual ip of your nameserver
[10:03] <indietrash> Jordan_U: I just removed the horrible "visible effects" crap that the wm or whatever provides. v├│ila.
[10:03] <Jordan_U> indietrash, ( the virtual desktop switch problem, not the overall slowness )
[10:03] <iceroot> mtx_init: not really
[10:03] <iceroot> saurabh_: the dns-server
[10:03] <mgolisch> saurabh_: man resolv.conf, man interfaces tells you all you need to know on configuring your networking
[10:03] <indietrash> Jordan_U: actually turning off the effects made it much more responsive, thankfully.
[10:04] <Jordan_U> indietrash, I think I know what's happening. Do you have an ATI card?
[10:04] <indietrash> Jordan_U: no.
[10:04] <saurabh_> after name server?
[10:04] <iceroot> mtx_init: it was "iproute"
[10:04] <Anarhist> what is going on with the bug tracker, you can't file bugs any longer
[10:04] <iceroot> saurabh_: nameserver IP-ADRRESS
[10:04] <Jordan_U> indietrash, Ok, then I have no idea, but I'm glad it's working for you now :)
[10:04] <iceroot> saurabh_: as i posted
[10:04] <mtx_init> ok glad ya got it
[10:05] <indietrash> Jordan_U: vbox only gets 128mb memory though. might be that. but that's still strange because I've run e.g. Yoper with KDE 4 and all the visual effects with no trouble.
[10:05] <saurabh_> did it
[10:05] <saurabh_> then what next?
[10:06] <Anarhist> damn, you have to manually edit the url, that's horrible...
[10:06] <lukey> Hi folks, is it possible to tell the gnome panel to occupy a different xinerama screen (my xdpyinfo reports 900x2040 pixels over two monitors but the gnome panel is on the 'wrong' screen so to speak!)
[10:06] <iceroot> saurabh_: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[10:06] <abhishek_> hi all
[10:07] <abhishek_> saurabh u there ?
[10:07] <Jordan_U> indietrash, If your graphics driver doesn't support redirected direct rendering that would explain some of the symptoms. But the only driver I can think of in 9.10 that doesn't would be the open source radeon driver ( and in 10.04 that will have it too )
[10:07] <iceroot> saurabh_: dont know if it is reading new dns-server without restarting
[10:07] <abhishek_> saurabh can u help me regarding the settings for vuze NAT prob ?
[10:07] <mgolisch> yes
[10:08] <mgolisch> changes to the resolver configuration file are instant
[10:08] <saurabh_> also auto eth0 is not showing in my interfaces file...its just showing auto lo
[10:08] <mgolisch> saurabh_: because you didnt configure eth0 yet
[10:08] <saurabh_> how to do that
[10:08] <mgolisch> didnt i tell you that just some minutes ago?
[10:08] <mgolisch> man interfaces
[10:09] <iceroot> saurabh_: the networkcard is detected correctly?
[10:09] <saurabh_> i dunno
[10:09] <mgolisch> ifconfig -a
[10:09] <mgolisch> does it show eth0?
[10:09] <saurabh_> but when i do ifconfig
[10:10] <saurabh_> it shows non zero tx and rx packets
[10:11] <mgolisch> yeah because its not configure and not up
[10:11] <saurabh_> and on my desktop i only hv ethernet as a network ...source
[10:13] <mgolisch> saurabh_: do you want to use dhcp or static ips?
[10:13] <saurabh_> static ip
[10:14] <saurabh_> but if only ethernet is  connected and packets are non zero that means eth is configured doesnt it?
[10:16] <zetheroo> My Ubuntu One is still not connecting
[10:17] <Younder> how do i get the volume control icon up?
[10:17] <phazer> hello. where can i download the 10.x alpha?
[10:17] <hateball> !lucid
[10:18] <phazer> k
[10:18] <zetheroo> Younder: it should be in your notification area
[10:18] <mtx_init> phazer: you can upgrade with a apt-get upgrade -d
[10:18] <phazer> ahh allright
[10:18] <Younder> zetheroo, it isn't
[10:18]  * phazer fires up virtualbox 
[10:18] <phazer> thx hateball n mtx_init
[10:18] <zetheroo> Younder: is your sound working?
[10:19] <Younder> zetheroo, yes
[10:19] <mtx_init> np at
[10:19] <zetheroo> Younder: have you tried log out and back in?
[10:19] <Younder> zetheroo, yes
[10:19] <zetheroo> Younder: reboot?
[10:19] <Younder> zetheroo, yes
[10:19] <Younder> zetheroo, I really just need the name of the command
[10:20] <zetheroo> Younder: don't know if there is one ....
[10:20] <umbra_> anybody know a support channel for remastering the karmik live cd?
[10:20] <s7> hi, how can i get the error log for saslauthd
[10:20] <Younder> zetheroo, oh there is
[10:20] <zetheroo> Younder: was it there and then just vanished?
[10:20] <Younder> zetheroo, obut WHAT?
[10:20] <Younder> zetheroo, yes
[10:21] <erUSUL> s7: /var/log/*
[10:21] <Younder> zetheroo, that's pretty normal for ubuntu...
[10:21] <zetheroo> Younder: not for me ... in 4 years it's never happened to me
[10:22] <narendra> hi... echo "1234" >> /etc/apt/source.list is giving permission error,,
[10:22] <motaka2> what does this means?   >	ssh -D 9999 myhst.com
[10:22] <dehqan|bbl> jibel: am back
[10:22] <Younder> zetheroo, I just wake up some day and things stop working. some new update..
[10:22] <viliny> motaka ssh connection
[10:22] <narendra> I have added sudo also
[10:22] <zetheroo> Younder: hehe ... yeah that has happened a few time ..
[10:23] <zetheroo> Younder: better that then waking up one day to see your system trashed by some virus in Windowz ...
[10:23] <motaka2> viliny: what kind of connection?
[10:24] <dehqan> jibel howa bout hose lines with "W: Unable to locate package "
[10:24] <narendra> sudo echo "1234" >> /etc/apt/source.list is giving permission error,, how i can correct  it?anyone  ,,
[10:24] <viliny> how do you make the topic tell someone about a topic again?
[10:24] <viliny> make the bot
[10:24] <zetheroo> Younder: in your startup applications do you have a volume control entry?
[10:24] <rww> ubottu: test | viliny
[10:25] <rww> or
[10:25] <rww> !ping | viliny
[10:25] <s7> please point to me how to get error logs for saslauthd
[10:25] <viliny> so...
[10:25] <viliny> !tell ssh | motaka2
[10:25] <viliny> !tell openssh | motaka2
[10:25] <cheteen> hi
[10:25] <rww> viliny: minus the "tell "
[10:25] <cheteen> any body can help me
[10:25] <dehqan> while a package upgrades , will the lower version be removed from /var/cache/apt/archive ?
[10:26] <viliny> !openssh | motaka2
[10:26] <zetheroo> Younder: also have you tried to remove your notification area and re-add it?
[10:26] <cheteen> guys ─▒ need help
[10:26] <viliny> that did the trick, thank you rww
[10:26] <cheteen> pls help me
[10:26] <abhi_nav> !ask | cheteen
[10:26] <cheteen> :)
[10:26] <cheteen> sory
[10:26] <abhi_nav> !somebody | cheteen
[10:26] <rww> hmm
[10:26] <rww> !ping
[10:27] <zetheroo> anyone here familiar with the workings of Ubuntu One/
[10:27] <zetheroo> ?
[10:27] <cheteen> I dont have my sound driver
[10:27] <Myrtti> !ping
[10:27] <cheteen> ─▒ cant hear sound computer
[10:27] <abhi_nav> !details | cheteen
[10:28] <zetheroo> !beer
[10:28] <abhi_nav> I use ubuntu one
[10:28] <cheteen> I have a problem for sound card driver
[10:28] <cheteen> realtecalc268
[10:28] <zetheroo> ubottu does not know anything about beer ... shucks ..
[10:28] <cheteen> realtekALC268
[10:28] <zetheroo> ubottu: your not .. :P
[10:28] <cheteen> My english bad sory
[10:29] <abhi_nav> because she is bot and she cannt drink!!!
[10:29] <tetsuo_> Hey. I can't mount any pen drive on my ubuntu box. Can anyone help me?
[10:29] <zetheroo> abhi_nav: the icon in the notification area is not connecting
[10:29] <zetheroo> abhi_nav: I have this red x there ...
[10:30] <Guest84706> can i install anew version of open office in linux?
[10:30] <iceroot> Guest84706: what version you need?
[10:30] <dcnstrct> hi.  I have an RSS feed to a podcast that has like a hundred episodes on it.  I want to DOWNLOAD THEM ALL.  Is there a way I can use wget or something like wget to grab all these mp3 from the rss feed ?  thnx
[10:30] <Guest84706> any new version
[10:30] <cyberbluntz> Would someone direct me to a nice USB wifi adapter that will support packet injection?
[10:31] <cyberbluntz> at decent price with a dongle
[10:31] <abhi_nav> zentheroo: I think its the internet prob. I dont know much about it. Better ask someone else. (My ubuntu one is working!!! :) :) :) )
[10:31] <nibbler> cyberbluntz: WUSB54GC is said to be good
[10:31] <rww> zetheroo: the people in #ubuntuone may be helpful :)
[10:32] <cheteen> any turkish chanell have in here
[10:32] <zetheroo> rww: oh cool .. thanks .. did not know that existed
[10:32] <erUSUL> !turkey
[10:32] <dehqan> while a package upgrades , will the lower version be removed from /var/cache/apt/archive ?question is this : rep has been changed from9.04 to 9.10 , some packages have been installed , some are half-installed , ... NOW how to get list of packages that have been upgrade or corrupted or changed after  repository had been changed
[10:32] <cheteen> ubottu ty for help have a nice day
[10:33] <rapha> Omg! Is that new theme an early design snapshot or is it for real?!
[10:33] <cyberbluntz> meh, it only wireless G
[10:33] <cyberbluntz> I need the N power
[10:33] <viliny> rapha, what theme?
[10:33] <rapha> It's like some designer used a mac and threw it into a pot with Ubuntu 5.10 and stirred around for a while
[10:33] <rapha> viliny: http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2010/03/ubuntu-dumps-the-brown-introduces-new-theme.ars
[10:33] <dcnstrct> cyberbluntz, you want a Fon 2100
[10:33] <rww> rapha: Lucid discussion in #ubuntu+1, please.
[10:33] <rapha> sry rww
[10:33] <erUSUL> dehqan: sudo apt-get autoremove
[10:34] <viliny> is that lucid lynx rapha ?
[10:34] <dcnstrct> cyberbluntz, http://www.hak5.org/store/wifi-pineapple  <-- check out that pineapple
[10:34] <ronald__> viliny https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Brand
[10:34] <dcnstrct> does anyone know how I can wget an rss feed full of podcasts ?  I want to download the mp3 but I don't want to isntall some gui client that is going to try to "talk to my media player"
[10:35] <SpenserJ> Does anyone have some tips on getting all of the buttons on a logitech S530 (detected as an s510) mouse (keyboard mostly works) to work properly? Using 10.04 A3, however I am fairly sure its an issue with all versions, as I have yet to find any substantial information on how to make it work
[10:35] <Haffe> SpenserJ: USB overdrive, if you don┬┤t mind paying.
[10:35] <viliny> Ronald, thanks - looks a little chaotic - like the pieces don't quite fit together
[10:35] <cyberbluntz> lol nice
[10:36] <Haffe> Oh sorry.
[10:36] <dehqan> erUSUL:  first how to get a list from packges that have been changed their statue ?
[10:36] <dehqan> erUSUL:  see this happened http://pastebin.com/EEcE6bc9
[10:37] <erUSUL> dehqan: i was only answering the first question. while a package upgrades , will the lower version be removed from /var/cache/apt/archive ? that command removes old version from cache
[10:37] <SpenserJ> Haffe: I am looking for something that makes it work in Ubuntu :P Sorry, guess 10.04 might be fairly easily confused with OS X
[10:37] <SpenserJ> Been using the combo on my mac for a year now and totally in love with it, otherwise I would just get a new combo for ubuntu
[10:38] <dehqan> while a package upgrades , will the lower version be removed from /var/cache/apt/archive ?question is this : rep has been changed from9.04 to 9.10 , some packages have been installed , some are half-installed , ... NOW how to get list of packages that have been upgrade or corrupted or changed after  repository had been changed .  see this happened http://pastebin.com/EEcE6bc9
[10:38] <erUSUL> dehqan: do ┬½ sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade && sudo dpkg --configure --pending ┬╗
[10:38] <brucettador> !list
[10:38] <dehqan> erUSUL:  what does that do ?
[10:39] <dcnstrct> wget http://foo.com/podcast.xml | grep "http.*[Mm][Pp]3" > url_file.txt
[10:39] <dcnstrct> booya
[10:39] <erUSUL> dehqan: install all uipgrades and configure/finish installing all packages that may have left in inconsistent state
[10:39] <tetsuo_> Please I need help, I can't mount my flash drive and Ive been looking everywhere
[10:40] <erUSUL> !details
[10:40] <dehqan> erUSUL: then 9.04 will be upgraded to 9.10
[10:40] <dehqan> ?
[10:41] <erUSUL> dehqan: depends; i do not have all the info. how did tyou end up in that state of things?
[10:42] <dehqan> erUSUL:  first humble was installing xchat plugins , it asked libc6 upgrade and ..
[10:42] <tetsuo_> It shows up on the lsusb but I'm unable to mount it using "mount -t vfat /dev/sda1/ /media/flash, it says that mtab is busy and that is mounted on /
[10:44] <knxville> Have you guys ever experienced Gnome Help, popping up like 100 times? I'm afraid its a virus or something.
[10:44] <root> hi
[10:45] <erUSUL> dehqan: it asked libc6 upgrade and .... what did you do?
[10:45] <rww> knxville: That only ever happens when I accidentally press F1 instead of the Escape key...
[10:45] <anto9us> knxville: more like F1 key is stuck down or being pressed by something
[10:45] <Dynamo-php> HI, I want to install windows on my laptop, and I would like to use ubuntu 9.10 CD to create partitions.In Gparted, I can't find ntfs! What format should I choose for windows?
[10:46] <anto9us> Dynamo-php: just leave it unformatted, windows will do it
[10:46] <Dynamo-php> anto9us, ok thanks
[10:47] <erUSUL> Dynamo-php: either let windows do the formatting while installing or instal ntfsprogs and use gparted
[10:51] <Zus> hello
[10:52] <dehqan> erUSUL: and humble accepted it and went head and reboot after reboot this error while booting http://imagebin.org/87436
[10:53] <erUSUL> dehqan: what you did to install the xchat plugins? you added a new repositorie or what?
[10:54] <ginbuntu> is it possible to sync songs to my iphone on Ubuntu?
[10:54] <dehqan> erUSUL:  nothing but now humble see it has been changed to karmic repository
[10:54] <Zus> What happens to files like GPG/PGP keys  or  encrypted folders password rings made in ubuntu, were i to switch and try Kibuntu?
[10:54] <erUSUL> dehqan: you changed al sources to point to karmic? being in jaunty? or what?
[10:55] <dehqan> erUSUL:  it itself has changed to karmic
[10:56] <dehqan> erUSUL:  maybe because of that libc6 upgrade
[10:56] <anto9us> Zus: you may get an answer in #kubuntu
[10:57] <erUSUL> dehqan: it is impossible that it itself changed to karmic. either you initiated the upgrade via the upgrade manager or you edited the sources.list
[10:59] <dehqan> erUSUL:  after synaptic has done his job a windows has been opened asked libc6 upgrade and forward choice methink ....anyway how to solve problem ,there are some packages that are upgraded and some half -installed maybe you see in pastebin link
[10:59] <aimtrainer> Hey! A friend of mine just unintentionally uninstalled a whole bunch of packaeges , including the x-server. Is there a way to reinstall all packeges ubuntu has by default via apt?
[10:59] <bazhang> dehqan, what did you need a libc6 upgrade for?
[11:00] <erUSUL> dehqan: well if you are in the middle of a distribution upgrade. the commands i gave are the way to go. maybe you have to repeat them.
[11:00] <bazhang> aimtrainer, the package ubuntu-desktop should do it
[11:00] <erUSUL> dehqan: this ones ┬½ sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade && sudo dpkg --configure --pending ┬╗
[11:00] <erUSUL> dehqan: you can do one at a time in turns see if you get errors etc...
[11:00] <dehqan> erUSUL:  don't want 9.04 to be 9.10
[11:02] <erUSUL> dehqan: not much that i can do right now. you have to go fordward with the upgrade if you are in the middle of it
[11:02] <dehqan> erUSUL:  to make it 9.10 ?
[11:02] <dehqan> bazhang: question is this : rep has been changed from9.04 to 9.10 , some packages have been installed , some are half-installed , ... NOW how to get list of packages that have been upgrade or corrupted or changed after  repository had been changed see dpkg.log http://pastebin.com/EEcE6bc9
[11:03] <abbas> hi
[11:03] <bazhang> dehqan, you should listen to what erUSUL is saying. I just joined at the tail end
[11:03] <Guest50934> ž│┘äž¦┘ģ
[11:04] <cheteen> dy can help me
[11:04] <cheteen> any body can help me for tukish server
[11:04] <dehqan> bazhang:  erUSUL advices distro upgrade that is not useful now
[11:05] <Guest50934> ž╣ž▒ž©┘Ŗ ┘ü┘Ŗ
[11:05] <bazhang> cheteen, #ubuntu-tr
[11:05] <erUSUL> !sa
[11:05] <cheteen> ty
[11:06] <Guest50934> ž¦┘ä┘ł
[11:06] <bazhang> Guest50934, /join #ubuntu-arabic
[11:08] <erUSUL> dehqan: well if you really changed the sources to karmic (or they got changed or whatever) there is no way back now; you have to finish the process.
[11:09] <erUSUL> dehqan: or clean reinstall
[11:11] <JonathanEllis> I am running google chrome 5.0.307.11 beta on Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron. A few days ago Ubuntu downloaded an update for google chrome. Since then youtube just shows a black window in place of the video area. I havent changed anything else
[11:12] <dehqan> last night humble went to install xchat plugins , synaptic has downloaded packages and went to install after that a windows has been opened with asking libc6 upgrade , humble accepted it and hit forward it went rebooting but while booting it gave an error http://imagebin.org/87436
[11:12] <dehqan> question is this : rep has been changed from9.04 to 9.10 , some packages have been installed , some are half-installed , ... NOW how to get list of packages that have been upgrade or corrupted or changed after  repository had been changed see dpkg.log http://pastebin.com/EEcE6bc9
[11:12] <dehqan> don't want upgrade to 9.10 or reinstall
[11:13] <FloodBot1> dehqan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:13] <dehqan> http://pastebin.com/hDe68zCj
[11:13] <bazhang> dehqan, the advice provided above is the correct course of action; no need to repeat
[11:15] <dehqan> bazhang:  erUSUL maybe there is a way to collect name of package in this list http://pastebin.com/EEcE6bc9 and installing them from 9.04 rep
[11:17] <erUSUL> dehqan: i do not think that will work.
[11:18] <dehqan> erUSUL: why ?
[11:19] <erUSUL> dehqan: no human can keep track of the package dependencies if you are goint to do this by hand
[11:19] <Younder> dog hour in the us..
[11:19] <Younder> midday here :)
[11:19] <erUSUL> dehqan: and as i said multiple times. if you are in the middle of a dist upgrade you have to finish it wevwn if you later want to attemp a downgrade
[11:19] <dehqan> erUSUL: it can be done with package manager
[11:20] <Younder> dehqan, I wouldn't recommend it
[11:20] <cyberbluntz> Can some one help me get my intel 5100 agn injecting packets?
[11:20] <erUSUL> dehqan: if you know how to do it then why are you asking? go ahead and do it.
[11:20] <erUSUL> dehqan: yoi seem to know better
[11:21] <dunebug> what is the best irc client for ubuntu?
[11:21] <Younder> If you have installled NOTHING on your own (this almost never happens) then yes
[11:21] <Younder> otherwise you break things
[11:22] <zvacet> 1irc| Younder
[11:22] <Younder> You should ALWAYS install ne source into /usr/local/src ans in general use /usr/local for additions
[11:23] <exaby1e> how do i install gitosis in ubuntu 8.04
[11:25] <Younder> gitosis, never heard of it
[11:26] <Gangrel> !nvidia
[11:26] <exaby1e> Younder: it's in the repos for ubuntu 9.10, but not for 8.04
[11:26] <Younder> There is a OK opensource driver for NVIDEA now
[11:27] <Younder> rubbish on 3D, 20 x performance hit
[11:28] <Younder> but a improvement..
[11:29] <Stargaze> ha
[11:29] <theadmin> I'm installing LAMP from Ubuntu's repos (using tasksel), is this a good idea or no?
[11:29] <Younder> yes
[11:30] <Younder> Linux Apache MySQL PHP/Perl is the leading web soultion. You can't go wrong
[11:31] <kadakas> Under System Monitor->Resources I see that my Ubuntu is using 1.4 GB of 1.9GB RAM, but when I add all of the Memory column together in System Monitor->Processes, I get a much much smaller number (its showing processes from all users). Am I doing sth wrong here?
[11:31] <Younder> Though I would recomed postgreSQL instead
[11:33] <jimlovell777> I'm always doing multiple things at once on my computer but because it's slow I often have to click to open programs and wait for them to open. While I'm waiting I go about another task and the other apps eventually open on top of what I'm doing. Is there a way to 100% prevent an app or dialog box from ever taking focus without me having clicked it? Please say yes...
[11:35] <Younder> jimlovell777, the astronoght?
[11:35] <jimlovell777> Younder: Sadly no, I just like the astronaut.
[11:35] <lessshaste> hi.. will there be a direct upgrade route from jaunty to lucid?
[11:35] <lessshaste> or should I upgrade to karmic in the interim?
[11:36] <MaT-dg1> Is there a way to share a partition through GUI instead of smb.conf?
[11:36] <erUSUL> lessshaste: no; only LTS to LTS. you will have to do j -> k -> l
[11:36] <AbuBadr> hi there
[11:36] <lessshaste> erUSUL, thanks but k isn't LTS either right?
[11:36] <erUSUL> MaT-dg1: right click on the folder. choose share options
[11:37] <AbuBadr> I'm new to ubuntu
[11:37] <erUSUL> lessshaste: no hardy heron is and lucid lynx
[11:37] <lessshaste> erUSUL, do you mean only LTS to LTS or versions to the subsequent versions?
[11:37] <AbuBadr> anyone can help??
[11:37] <psycho_oreos> !ask | AbuBadr
[11:37] <cicatrix> man, have I got an odd one. My ubuntu 9.10 server keeps crashing ~10-20 minutes after boot, but *only when* there is no monitor plugged in. Any ideas guys?
[11:37] <bazhang> AbuBadr, please ask a question
[11:37] <MaT-dg1> erUSUL: there's no sharing option in the rightclick menu for a partition ;)
[11:37] <erUSUL> lessshaste: you can opnly skip a version if you are going froma LTS to the next LTS
[11:37] <lessshaste> erUSUL, got you
[11:37] <lessshaste> upgrading :)
[11:38] <psycho_oreos> MaT-dg1, there's a package named system-config-samba
[11:38] <TardisGuy> Hello Everyone, Sorry to bother you with but a quick question. (oh my how wordy) stand by
[11:38] <Younder> jimlovell777, no there isn't. You would have to filter the focus message. So you could rewrite the windows manager. A bit heavy.
[11:38] <sandro_> ciao a tutte e tutti
[11:38] <psycho_oreos> !it | sandro_
[11:38] <srini> How to lock the icons on Desktop?
[11:38] <jimlovell777> Younder: Maybe next saturday when I have a few minutes......Oh, wait :-O
[11:39] <srini> It should not move any where
[11:39] <TardisGuy> I want to tri-boot windows, windows 7 and ubuntu. But as for the windows 7 i have recovery disks which require the drive be completely blank or a stock install...
[11:39] <AbuBadr> I'm using Pidgin messenger how can I make it to display nick names like in messenger plus for windows??
[11:39] <theadmin> Err. I just installed the LAMP. Where on earth is the htdocs folder?!
[11:39] <TardisGuy> Can i use the recovery image, shrink it, nistall XP next to it, then Ubuntu. and will grub read and set up all three to boot?
[11:40] <jimlovell777> theadmin: /var/www?
[11:40] <TardisGuy> three partitions.
[11:40] <theadmin> jimlovell777: Ty
[11:40] <VCoolio> MaT-dg1: you may need to install nautilus-share to have the right click option in nautilus
[11:40] <zvacet> TardisGuy: if you install ubuntu last it should set up all OS
[11:41] <arand> TardisGuy: Grub won't boot windows only load the windows bootloader, so you will need to get the windows dualboot working prior, as far as I know.
[11:41] <MaT-dg1> erUSUL: wait, did u mean the partition folder in /media? yes that works but I was wondering if I could do it directly from the location computer:/// in nautilus
[11:41] <AbuBadr> I'm using Pidgin messenger how can I make it to display nick names like in messenger plus for windows??
[11:41] <erUSUL> MaT-dg1: there is a way to do it; use it
[11:41] <theadmin> What about httpd.conf? Why on earth is it empty? Or have i just found the wrong one?
[11:41] <TardisGuy> zvacet IS there a reasonably simple way that you may know of to alter the windows installation so that i may send it down a branch from the root. As to make a "windows XP" and "windows 7" folder on the same partition?
[11:41] <Stargaze> AbuBadr: try aMSN
[11:41] <Jimi_Neutral> has anyone here got extensive experience with clonezilla
[11:41] <Stargaze> AbuBadr: try installing aMSN
[11:42] <AbuBadr> ok
[11:42] <AbuBadr> thats it!!
[11:42] <AgenteD> #ubuntu-br
[11:43] <jimlovell777> theadmin: I believe it's all covered by apache2.conf
[11:43] <zvacet> TardisGuy:  i don't know is it even possible (i don't think so) to have two OS on same partition
[11:43] <rishav> hey guys, one of colleagues ran a recursive chown on my ec2 ubuntu instance.. now /etc/sudoers is owned by a user instead of root and it throws and error..
[11:43] <AbuBadr> other question, what is the name of  (regedit) in linux??
[11:44] <jimlovell777> AbuBadr: gconf
[11:44] <Stargaze> AbuBadr: try gconf-editor
[11:44] <rishav> i have tried chown-ing /etc/sudoers but it doesn;t work..  can i move to single-user mode / recovery mode from command line some way.. ?
[11:44] <AbuBadr> thanks
[11:44] <theadmin> jimlovell777: Wow, sweet
[11:45] <TardisGuy> im on the 9.10 live cd right now, and my USB harddrive is crawling at 15-19 MB/s
[11:45] <rishav> "sudo: /etc/sudoers is owned by uid 1000, should be 0 " .. i keep getting this error .. ?
[11:46] <Younder> TardisGuy, that's normal
[11:46] <rww> rishav: sudo chown root:root /etc/sudoers, then use "visudo" instead of whatever you did to edit sudoers, in the future.
[11:46] <TardisGuy> This drive is easily capable of 30 MB/s
[11:47] <rishav> rww: i tried that.. and it gives the same error.. :-( ..
[11:47] <viliny> TardisGuy, what model is the drive?
[11:47] <Jimi_Neutral> has anyone here got extensive experience with clonezilla
[11:47] <Younder> TardisGuy, unless you come up with better hardware I fail to to see how that could change
[11:47] <TardisGuy> WD "MyBook"
[11:47] <dehqan>  how to get list of packges that are in http://pastebin.com/EEcE6bc9
[11:47] <TardisGuy> 1TB sata + usb 2.x
[11:48] <Younder> TardisGuy, well that's the problem
[11:48] <Younder> TardisGuy, USB 2 is SLOW
[11:48] <jimlovell777> dehqan: You want a list of just the installed packages?
[11:49] <esteban_> hola
[11:49] <Younder> TardisGuy, ps. I like  Dr Who
[11:49] <dehqan> jimlovell777: all
[11:49] <Jimi_Neutral> if a slave drive is mounted will the full path be /media/disk-1/ or is there something that should come before /media
[11:50] <viliny> according to this thing im reading - usb 2 should get up to 40mb/s with a good controller
[11:50] <zvacet> !clone | dehqan
[11:50] <dehqan> zvacet: read question
[11:50] <Babar> hum, how can I submit what I guess is a typo on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Brand?
[11:50] <theadmin> If i'll use tasksel to install XFCE, can i remove it later this way?
[11:51] <Babar> about the bootsplash: "Not that you'll see it for very long thanks to the amazing work by the engineering teams!". I hope we _won't_ see it for very long :)
[11:51] <Babar> (meaning the boot is so quick you cannot enjoy the boot splash)
[11:51] <TardisGuy> usb 2 transfers at over 50MB/s btw
[11:51] <Younder> TardisGuy, USB 3 is FAST..
[11:51] <Younder> effectivly solving the problem
[11:52] <Chousuke> I wonder if USB3 is fast enough for external graphics cards :P
[11:52] <CrazyLemon> This new "brand" thingie. Does that mean ubuntu is changing the logo (circles with red,orange and yellow)??     or logo stays (hopefully)?
[11:52] <TardisGuy> irrelevant. Why is usb 2.0 going slower than its rated to that significant extent. Does ubuntu need a driver?
[11:52] <arand> TardisGuy: http://www.pronetworks.org/forums/install-windows-xp-in-dual-boot-with-pre-installed-windows-7-t104890.html discusses your request, if that is succesful, just installing ubuntu on to should be easy..
[11:52] <Younder> Chousuke, nop
[11:52] <arand> TardisGuy: *on top
[11:53] <Younder> but fast enough for a external disk to be the same speed as a internal one
[11:53] <viliny> TardisGuy, what are you using to benchmark the drive?
[11:53] <Chousuke> TardisGuy: What filesystem does it the drive have?
[11:54] <Emry> I know that with a full install of Ubuntu, and gnome, there is an app that tells you when you have security updates and lets you click one or two buttons to install them all.  Is there a way to do taht at the command line?
[11:54] <TardisGuy> The drive is NTFS and i benchmark by transferring files in windows
[11:54] <Chousuke> NTFS might be the problem
[11:54] <Younder> 480 Mb/b is a exsaggeration. That is is best.
[11:54] <jimlovell777> dehqan: You mean you want to strip that list down to just the package names?
[11:54] <Chousuke> the fuse driver is not particularly fast as far as I know
[11:54] <TardisGuy> and watching the transfer rate define as "30 MB/s"
[11:54] <Younder> you will never really achieve that.
[11:54] <Chousuke> if you want speed, you need to buy their optimised version ;P
[11:54] <dehqan> jimlovell777:  yes
[11:54] <VidarN> Hi. I have a small problem. My software (Liferea) doesn't work - it won't start. But then,  when I created and logged in with another user Liferea work!
[11:54] <zvacet> Emry:  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:55] <VidarN> what could be causing this?
[11:55] <jimlovell777> dehqan: Any experience with regex?
[11:55] <Emry> zvacet, Will upgrade try to upgrade EVERYTHING, or is the distupgrade command still in place for that? :) Just want to make sure I don't aim for a few packages, and get a new OS. *grins*
[11:55] <dehqan> jimlovell777: no
[11:56] <VidarN> Liferea doesn't work with User1, but when I log in as User2 everything is ok.
[11:56] <Jimi_Neutral> is there anyone here that knows a fair bit about clonezilla?
[11:56] <viliny> 480 Mb/s is 60 MB/s
[11:56] <Younder> sudo apt-get update
[11:56] <TardisGuy> ok can i teach Virtualbox to take over a physical drive for means of using recovery disk of windows 7 and being able to install windows XP from linux?
[11:56] <eminor> hi
[11:56] <viliny> and 40 is theoretically possible
[11:56] <aimtrainer> Hey! My friends notebook won't boot from usb devices (don't know why) and the dvd drive is broken. Can I somehow make grub boot from an externak usb harddrive or a memory stick? (We're trying to reinstall ubuntu because it's broken)
[11:56] <hareldvd> Looking for doc on how to set windows 7 to share it's data with Ubuntu.
[11:56] <zvacet> Emry:  you will not finish with new version  just upgrade packages of your existing version
[11:57] <arand> !anyone | Jimi_Neutral
[11:57] <jimlovell777> dehqan: you could try polity asking someone in #awk to create a regular expression that would parse out the package names
[11:57] <Chousuke> TardisGuy: I think you can just point virtualbox to a device file
[11:57] <Chousuke> TardisGuy: but you should read the manual
[11:57] <Emry> zvacet, I thought so, but I wanted to make sure. :)
[11:57] <zvacet> Emry:  np
[11:57] <Jimi_Neutral> because arand i have asked the question and i think it would be easier to find out if there is anyone actually in here that knwos about it first rather than keep typing it out
[11:57] <Emry> zvacet, *grins* Now as long as the video drivers don't go insane, everything should go fine. :P
[11:57] <Younder> jimlovell777, because doing it in Perl is better?
[11:58] <Younder> jimlovell777, awk is soo passe..
[11:58] <zvacet> Emry:  you can do same thing in synaptic first refresh and then mark all updates
[11:58] <jimlovell777> Younder: How dare you! lol
[11:59] <Emry> zvacet, :) I just don't want to walk to the other side of the house, so command line is fine. hehehehe :)
[11:59] <zvacet> Emry:   8-)
[12:00] <Tearran> can any on tell me why grub2 sux so bad tryed 4 time to install Ubuntu 9.10 on 2nd hd now i can log into either of my oses
[12:00] <otswim> hello, how do i open ps.Z files?
[12:02] <adrian__> otswim: uncompress **.ps.Z
[12:03] <otswim> thanks adrian__
[12:03] <arand> Jimi_Neutral: But it is far easier to answer a question if it is typed out, rather than having to ask what the question are, just because someone knows clonezilla doesn't mean they can answer your question, similarly your queestion might be answered by someone who knows nothing about clonezilla if it happens to be more general.
[12:04] <Tearran> yay got grub to install correctly im am not getting the no os error put /boot on hd1 and / on hd2 is 500mb big enough for /boot
[12:04] <Jimi_Neutral> arand, ok thnaks
[12:04] <Younder> otswim, never seen a .Z file for a while, hauffman compression
[12:04] <Younder> otswim, anyhow tar ahs a flag for it
[12:04] <Younder> has
[12:04] <siropio> hi guys , i managed to set up an ftp sever but i can find the folfer  /home/ftp that it would supposed to created
[12:05] <siropio> any ideas?
[12:05] <Younder> otswim, z probably
[12:05] <jimlovell777> How am I supposed to edit the grub.cfg file if it's automatically generated? Grub1 you could have your way with the conf file and all was well.
[12:05] <otswim> Younder: uncompress worked
[12:05] <arand> Jimi_Neutral: As for the /media/disk1/ if the relevant filesystem is mounted there, yes that is the whole and correct path
[12:05] <Jimi_Neutral> arand, ok ty
[12:06] <rumpsy> I'm back
[12:06] <Younder> otswim, well the compression stadard is ANCIENT
[12:06] <zinox> why firefox on ubuntu get so slow to slide down menus?? any xullruner problem? i think not becase i had used debian 5 with iceweasel and it's based in firefox so i did not have this problem with browser.
[12:06] <eminor> is the new design of lucid lynx with new logo etc. already present in the alpha version or will it be included later?
[12:06] <rumpsy> O_o
[12:06] <rzx237> siropio: what ftpd? vsftpd?
[12:06] <Younder> otswim, 70's stuff.
[12:06] <siropio> vsftpd
[12:06] <theadmin> eminor: #ubuntu+1 for Lucid questions
[12:06] <Tearran> jimlovell777 it is name differently but startup maniger still works but some of the option dont
[12:07] <otswim> ok thanks : )
[12:07] <eminor> theadmin: ok, thx
[12:07] <siropio> rzx237: vsftpd
[12:08] <TestUser> http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=3629610&id=266453492661
[12:09] <Tearran> jimlovell777: grub.cfg is the new menu.lst
[12:09] <Younder> I use bzip these days. or tar Bvcf
[12:09] <Younder> you?
[12:10] <rzx237> siropio, do you want a public ftp srv? bcause I now running a nonpublic ftp, it pasworded
[12:10] <jimlovell777> Tearran: Yea I'm reading through it but it warns not to edit it directly, the header mentions /etc/default/grub which is what I was looking for. It seems to support the old options.
[12:11] <siropio> rzx237, n i want a nonpublec only for my personal use among my PCs
[12:11] <Younder> NEVER, NEVER run a public FTP server. even in chroot. major security issue. use SSHinstead
[12:12] <siropio> Younder, i just want to try it first i have used SSH but not an FTP
[12:12] <patrick_> please ignore this test
[12:12] <zinox> it's is not enough have flashplayer with poor performance and now browsers with very bad performance too??
[12:13] <siropio> patrick_, are refering to me?
[12:13] <Tearran> jimlovell777: try startupmanager it is the apt repostiroy
[12:13] <TardisGuy> so on this live CD Ubuntu saw my Wireless card for about 10 seconds untill i clicked my network then everything went Gray
[12:13] <rishav> "sudo: /etc/sudoers is owned by uid 1000, should be 0 " .. i keep getting this error .. ?.. i m running it on a ec2 instance and tried 'sudo chown root:root' ..but it gives me the same error
[12:13] <rishav> any solutions
[12:13] <rishav> ?
[12:14] <Younder> siropio, seriosly you will be cracked wihin a day
[12:14] <oscarcoba> hola
[12:14] <oscarcoba> buenas
[12:14] <oscarcoba> hay alguien espa├▒ol
[12:14] <Joselito09> yo
[12:14] <rumpsy> TestUser: So , is that you?
[12:14] <Younder> ubuntu es
[12:14] <Joselito09> alguien spain
[12:14] <rumpsy> TestUser: What is that for?
[12:14] <zetheroo> Younder: ddi you sort out your volume control?
[12:15] <quibbler> !es | oscarcoba
[12:15] <Joselito09> ?┬┐?┬┐
[12:15] <Jimi_Neutral> why would clonezilla say that "/media/disk-1/images/" does not exist when it clearly does! Someone please help this is driving me nuts
[12:15] <zinox> i would like use linux but... sorry.. it not has any decent browser.. all browsers on linux seems be alpha browsers
[12:15] <Younder> Joselito09, This is a english speaking group. the spanish one  is ubuntu_es
[12:15] <Younder> zetheroo, no, not yet
[12:15] <zetheroo> zinox: what a load :P
[12:15] <siropio> Younder, thanks for the advice i am planning not to have it for long . in fact this is one of the reasons i want to set it up. i want to pen test it
[12:15] <zetheroo> Younder: did you try what I suggested?
[12:15] <Joselito09> no ni un espa├▒ol o ke
[12:16] <LjL> !es | Joselito09
[12:16] <zetheroo> whats with all these Spanish speaking people today :D
[12:16] <Guest85246> can i download files from terminal?
[12:16] <umbra_> working on remastering a livecd of ubuntu karmik, keep getting a boot error stating "gvfsd-metadata closed unexpectedly" in a pop up.  Any idea what this means and what to do about it?
[12:16] <LjL> !info wget | Guest85246
[12:16] <rumpsy> Guest85246: yes
[12:16] <Younder> zetheroo, must have missed that part. never saw a suggestion
[12:16] <zetheroo> did Ubuntu just get released in Spain or something :P
[12:16] <rumpsy> Guest85246: you use effectively download anything using wget
[12:17] <zetheroo> Younder: remove your notification area and re-add it
[12:17] <Jimi_Neutral> clonezilla worked fine with its default setting to save the images on the main o/s hard drive...the path was /home/partimag/ but now since i have installed a slave drive and am trying to save the images to /media/disk-1/images it keeps saying that the directory does not exist
[12:17] <TardisGuy> in 32bit vs 64 bit. Are there any performance differences? the only thing im hearing from anyone is "64 can see more memory"
[12:17] <Younder> rumpsy, anythingover HTTP
[12:17] <Guest85246> wget is aprograme
[12:17] <Younder> zetheroo, thx, that worked :)
[12:17] <Tearran> if you use flash dont go 64
[12:17] <zetheroo> Younder: no worries
[12:17] <zetheroo> Tearran: why?
[12:18] <rumpsy> Guest85246: What you want to download at first
[12:18] <Tearran> choppy as h377 32 still a bit but no where as
[12:18] <zetheroo> TardisGuy: I use 64bit ... it's pretty sweet .. and very fast .. also no Flash issues here
[12:18] <sevka> Hello. How can I disable F10 key for menu? By default F10 activates menu in almost all applications.
[12:18] <umbra_> Guest85246, be careful with wget though...there are parameters that go recursive...which can be scary
[12:18] <Guest85246> any file (sound.image.vedio)
[12:19] <Jimi_Neutral> TardisGuy, put it this way, when xp64 came out i was playing doom3 on 32bit and my pc would run it ok but the gfx were way too much to play it on high....i installed xp64 on the same machine and the game ran as smooth as a nut...iw ould say there are huge performance differences
[12:19] <rumpsy> Guest85246: yes
[12:19] <Guest85246> is there specific commands?
[12:19] <zetheroo> sevka: Keyboard Shortcuts?
[12:20] <sevka> zetheroo: there are no F10 shortcut
[12:20] <rumpsy> Guest85246: wget followed by url
[12:20] <umbra_> Guest85246,  run man wget for a list of things you can do with it
[12:20] <rumpsy> Guest85246: man wget, help you anytime
[12:20] <Guest85246> thanks alot
[12:20] <sevka> I disabled it only in terminal.
[12:20] <rumpsy> :) welcome
[12:21] <umbra_> Guest85246, you can also find the man pages with examples online
[12:21] <Jimi_Neutral> clonezilla worked fine with its default setting to save the images on the main o/s hard drive...the path was /home/partimag/ but now since i have installed a slave drive and am trying to save the images to /media/disk-1/images it keeps saying that the directory does not exis#t
[12:21] <Guest85246> thanks
[12:22] <zetheroo> TardisGuy: for comparisons of the 32bit, 32bitPAE and 64bit systems see this - http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ubuntu_32_pae&num=1
[12:22] <Younder> 64 bit is better
[12:22] <zetheroo> indeed
[12:22] <dobrezlo> any way to get new "Light" theme?
[12:23] <zetheroo> dobrezlo: serious?
[12:23] <zetheroo> :-X.
[12:23] <sedate> anybody using gnome shell?
[12:23] <Younder> unfortuanately it is only aoption for the Core 2 dou line. not the smithfield lin
[12:23] <jimlovell777> !anyone | sedate
[12:23] <Younder> and zeleron
[12:23] <Guest85246> where i can find anything i downloaded from terminal
[12:23] <sedate> o.k
[12:24] <Stargaze> sedate: i tried it and it hurt my eyes
[12:24] <zetheroo> Celeron is just rubbish - for ppl who do not know any better
[12:24] <Younder> Guest85246, you cant. but try ~
[12:24] <sedate> does anybody use gnome shell, tehn?
[12:24] <Stargaze> sedate: i tried it and it hurt my eyes
[12:24] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: Likely in your home folder or root directory
[12:24] <sedate> stargaze
[12:24] <Gangrel> !paste
[12:24] <sedate> iwonder if
[12:24] <sedate> i can use it
[12:24] <Younder> zetheroo, zeleron makes great servers. You just need a lot
[12:24] <sedate> with compiz
[12:24] <sedate> ?
[12:25] <zetheroo> Younder: Celeron?
[12:25] <sedate> e.g with avant win. navigator
[12:25] <Stargaze> sedate: haven't tried that, but guess not
[12:25] <Gangrel> vistakiller, koita ayto http://imagebin.org/87460
[12:25] <sedate> this is the first tim
[12:25] <sedate> e
[12:25] <sedate> i will use it
[12:25] <sedate> now
[12:25] <FloodBot1> sedate: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:25] <inveratulo> !enter|sedate
[12:25] <Guest10818> hello! is there any way to bind a program to a processor?
[12:26] <Guest10818> I have a quadricore and would like to run four programs, one on each of them.
[12:26] <sedate> is there anyone from Turkey
[12:26] <Stargaze> Guest10818: try modprobe
[12:26] <TardisGuy> zetheroo: Thank you very much thats just what i wanted to see
[12:26] <korya> hi all
[12:26] <Guest10818> Stargaze, this is for loading a module into the kernel.
[12:26] <zetheroo> TardisGuy: your welcome
[12:26] <Guest10818> What module should I use?
[12:26] <umbra_> making a  livecd based on ubuntu karmik, keep getting a popup on boot up stating "gvfsd-metadata closed unexpectedly".  Any ideas or suggestions incredibly appreciated.
[12:27] <zetheroo> TardisGuy: you savvy with going with 64bit now? I just made the change about 1 month ago ... and it's been great
[12:27] <jimlovell777> umbra_: It's hard for anyone to help because we don't know what changes you've made.
[12:27] <zetheroo> TardisGuy: I was kinda hesitant ... but so far everything I had working in 32bit Ubuntu is working super in 64bit ...
[12:28] <TardisGuy> I usually run 64 bit Ubuntu. But i was going to throw 32 for compatability. Seeing now there is a true performance difference, i have no problem tweaking to get a fer things working
[12:28] <Younder> zetheroo, zenon
[12:29] <quibbler> !tr | sedate
[12:29] <zetheroo> Younder: don't you mean Xenon?
[12:29] <Younder> zetheroo, i have a 48 blade cray with 48 zenon 6 core's  and 48 tesla 2's
[12:29] <Guest85246> is there apachage to install compiz
[12:30] <Jimi_Neutral> clonezilla worked fine with its default setting to save the images on the main o/s hard drive...the path was /home/partimag/ but now since i have installed a slave drive and am trying to save the images to /media/disk-1/images it keeps saying that the directory does not exis#t
[12:30] <Younder> zetheroo, i have a 24
[12:30]  * jimlovell777 hunts down Younder for his gear
[12:30] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: Should already be isntalled.
[12:30] <Younder> jimlovell777, look up cray CX1
[12:30] <Guest85246> how?
[12:31] <jimlovell777> Younder: And...?
[12:31] <zetheroo> TardisGuy: i would be very interested to know what is not working in 64bit Ubuntu ...
[12:31] <cyberbluntz> anyone use kismet?
[12:31] <jimlovell777> Younder: look, just hand it over.
[12:31] <cyberbluntz> i cant figure out what to set source= too
[12:32] <cyberbluntz> Ive tried both wlan0 and mon0 running out of options
[12:32] <Guest85246> jimlovell777: how it should be installed
[12:32] <siropio> hoe i can unistall vsftpd completely?and  files , logs etc
[12:33] <mgolisch> siropio: uninstall the package using the --purge option
[12:33] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: Compiz is automatically installed. It's still there unless you manually removed it.
[12:33] <Guest85246> jimlovell777: how i enabe it
[12:33] <korb> how to install gnome through apt-get ?
[12:34] <korb> ive tried 'apt-get install gnome-desktop-environment' but has too many dependencies
[12:34] <Younder> jimlovell777, good luck..
[12:34] <mgolisch> korb: what you mean by that?
[12:34] <jimlovell777> System -> Preferences -> Appearance
[12:34] <korb> mgolisch i mean i just want to install gnome but i dunno how
[12:34] <ikonia> korb: you need either "gnome-desktop" or "ubuntu-desktop"
[12:35] <cyberbluntz> anyone?
[12:35] <ikonia> korb: depending if you want all the ubuntu jazz in gnome, or just gnome
[12:35] <ikonia> cyberbluntz: anyone what ?
[12:35] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Visual Effects Tab
[12:35] <HalfMadDad> Please irgnore
[12:35] <Younder> cyberbluntz, come again?
[12:35] <umbra_> making a  livecd based on ubuntu karmik using "ubuntu customization kit", I've removed all but the 'en' language sets, removed the 'windows components', installed XAMPP and using the /etc/.rc2.d have configured the system to autostart xampp,  I keep getting a popup on boot up stating "gvfsd-metadata closed unexpectedly".  Any ideas or suggestions incredibly appreciated.
[12:35] <ikonia> HalfMadDad: ignore what ?
[12:35] <HalfMadDad> Sorry please ignore this test
[12:36] <ikonia> umbra_: that's not supported here
[12:36] <korb> ikonia thanks, ubuntu-desktop did it
[12:36] <cyberbluntz> ok kismet.conf
[12:36] <Guest85246> jimlovell777: "combiz is not installed "
[12:36] <cyberbluntz> has a line source =
[12:37] <cyberbluntz> I have tried source=wlan0
[12:37] <ikonia> Guest85246: compiz-fusion
[12:37] <cyberbluntz> and source=mon0
[12:37] <Younder> cyberbluntz, try eth0
[12:37] <umbra_> ikonia: any idea where ubuntu customization kit might be suported? or possibly remastersys?
[12:37] <ikonia> umbra_: nope, sorry
[12:37] <cyberbluntz> ok ill try
[12:37] <jimlovell777> cyberbluntz: source != interface
[12:38] <cyberbluntz> FATAL: Illegal card source line 'eth0'
[12:38] <Younder> cyberbluntz, what card do you have?
[12:38] <jimlovell777> cyberbluntz: # source=sourcetype,interface,name
[12:38] <solow> WOW DUDE!
[12:38] <cyberbluntz> intel 5100 agn
[12:38] <solow> I can hold my mouse on a song, and it'll start playing, AWESOME
[12:39] <ikonia> solow: that's called a preview,
[12:39] <solow> yeah, probably :P
[12:39] <cyberbluntz> source type should be wlan0 shouldnt it?
[12:39] <solow> It's aweomse
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> solow:  it can also be VERY annoying
[12:39] <Stargaze> solow: you can enable or disable that with gconf-editor
[12:39] <umbra_> solow: it's nice till you move your mouse and song stops =~)
[12:39] <solow> yes :(
[12:39] <Guest85246> how i install combiz from termial?
[12:39] <Younder> cyberbluntz, you got me utterely confused
[12:39] <Jimi_Neutral> I use clonezilla and it  worked fine with its default setting to save the images on the main o/s hard drive...the default path was "/home/partimag/" but now since i have installed a slave drive and am trying to save the images to "/media/disk-1/images/" it keeps saying that the directory does not exist...does anyone know why this would be?
[12:39] <cyberbluntz> how?
[12:39] <solow> It took me 3 days to figure out where the music came from :P
[12:39] <ikonia> Guest85246: 1.) it's called "compiz" 2.) it's already installed
[12:39] <cyberbluntz> its compiz
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> Or the PC starts playing some loud song  becuae your mose stopped over a .mot
[12:39] <Dr_Willis> mp3 :)
[12:39] <Younder> cyberbluntz, intel 5100 agn?
[12:40] <cyberbluntz> yes
[12:40] <umbra_> jimlovell777, any idea where "ubuntu customization kit" might have some irc support?
[12:40] <solow> Dr_Willis, yeah. But I have to admit, this is really cool. I like ubuntu better than windows now. It's much faster, lighter, better imo. Loving it.
[12:40] <cyberbluntz> thats my wifi card
[12:41] <jimlovell777> umbra_: sorry but no, never hard of it
[12:42] <pirx> hi! is there some aplha-version of lucid available?
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> pirx:  see topic in #ubuntu+1
[12:42] <Dr_Willis> pirx:  the answer is yes
[12:42] <ikonia> pirx: look at the topic in #ubuntu+1
[12:42] <umbra_> oh well....it was listed in synaptic...works except for this little problem
[12:42] <pc1> hi all
[12:42] <eminor> on my old pc (amd 1700+, radeon 9600, radeon driver) watching flash videos is like watching a picture slideshow... is it possible to get it faster?
[12:43] <Babar> ok, I guess nobody cares about the wifi
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> eminor:  i just use some flash grabber/converter normaly on older machines.
[12:43] <Younder> eminor, yes, get a better computer
[12:43] <zetheroo> is there a way to change the login sound?
[12:43] <solow> haha
[12:43] <pc1> hello i need help in installing yahoo messenger on ubuntu
[12:43] <Penquite> yarp
[12:43] <indus> pc1, you cannot
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> !im | pc1
[12:44] <solow> pc1, pidgin probably supports that
[12:44] <VCoolio> zetheroo: edit /usr/share/gdm/autostart/LoginWindow/libcanberra-ready-sound.desktop
[12:44] <pc1> so wat can i do indus
[12:44] <indus> pc1, doesnt empathy work for you?
[12:44] <indus> pc1, it connects to all protocols like yahoo, google msn etc,
[12:44] <pc1> i dont know that
[12:44] <indus> pc1, but you wont get webcam or voice
[12:44] <pc1> teach me
[12:44] <zetheroo> VCoolio: seriously ... this was doable through a graphical frontend before ... are we going forward or backward!? :P
[12:45] <indus> pc1, which version of ubuntu areyou using?
[12:45] <pc1> i am new here indus
[12:45] <jimlovell777> umbra_: Try the forums, people there can help
[12:45] <pc1> 9.04
[12:45] <indus> pc1, no problem ill help you
[12:45] <eminor> Younder: thats not an option for me and in Win XP its working great
[12:45] <umbra_> jimlovell777, thanks
[12:45] <VCoolio> zetheroo: there is no gui by default for gdm2, but check gdm2setup on launchpad.net
[12:45] <jimlovell777> umbra_: welcome
[12:45] <indus> pc1, ok go to menu > applications>internet > pidgin internet messenger
[12:45] <pc1> yes
[12:45] <Younder> eminor, you need a custom driver
[12:45] <pc1> i have that
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> zetheroo:  the gnome devs have totaly redone gdm - It (in theory) will be more themeable in the future
[12:45] <indus> pc1, go to accounts> add account
[12:45] <Younder> eminor, for your graphics card
[12:46] <indus> pc1, did pidgin open?
[12:46] <pc1> yes i know how to use the pidgin
[12:46] <indus> pc1, look at menus above and find 'add accounts'
[12:46] <indus> pc1, there you can add your yahoo account
[12:46] <pc1> but i wanna make voice calls with it  indus
[12:46] <indus> pc1, ah sorry not possible
[12:46] <eminor> Younder: where can i find it? im using the radeon driver, fglrx isn't compatible anymore
[12:46] <VCoolio> zetheroo: it doesn't provide an option to change the sound, only toggle the drums on/off; edit the file or replace the sound in /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo
[12:46] <pc1> yes i know
[12:47] <indus> pc1, as of now, skype is good
[12:47] <indus> pc1, or try gyachi messenger
[12:47] <Younder> eminor, I don't know.. search the web
[12:47] <indus> pc1, but its really old and iam not sure if it works
[12:47] <pc1> can you give me the apt for skype installation indus??
[12:47] <Milos_SD> Can someone help me get Intel 2200BG wireless to work? It uses ipw2200 module, and alweys geting "Firmware error detected. Restarting." Here is the output of the modprobe ipw2200 with debug option on: http://pastebin.com/3jhWGNKz
[12:47] <indus> pc1, just go to www.skype.com/linux and download it
[12:47] <Stargaze> pc1: surf to www.appnr.com
[12:47] <pc1> and also the apt for gyachi tooo
[12:47] <indus> pc1, skype works very well
[12:47] <indus> !gyachi
[12:48] <pc1> ok indus
[12:48] <zetheroo> VCoolio: I see ... well I have the file open ... how do i turn it off?
[12:48] <solow> there is a vm installed on ubuntu by default, right?
[12:48] <pc1> i want you teach me to use ubuntu indus
[12:48] <mikem> hi, on my laptop, when I boot up, Bluetooth is turned on. I always click the bluetooth icon in the system tray and hit "Turn Off Bluetooth". is it possible to have it switched off by default, and then I turn it on when I need it?
[12:48] <VCoolio> zetheroo: change the exec= line, delete or replace everything behind the =
[12:49] <zetheroo> VCoolio: can i comment it out in case i want to revert the change?
[12:49] <tnsampaio> Hi, i use ubuntu 9.10 and i cant set cpu speed
[12:49] <eminor> Younder: i did... came here cause there was no solution :-/
[12:49] <tnsampaio> i change it to performace
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> !training | pc1
[12:49] <VCoolio> zetheroo: sure, but maybe add another line with just "exec=" to be sure
[12:49] <tnsampaio> and in seconds it decrease performance
[12:49] <Stargaze> pc1: surf to this site and click one of the newbie tutorials :) => http://users.skynet.be/gbachot/html/howto.html
[12:50] <zetheroo> VCoolio: oh yes ... good idea
[12:50] <eminor> i hope flash will die, damn ressource hungry crap!
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> eminor:  with HTML5 thats a possibility
[12:50] <airtonix> ...
[12:50] <Stargaze> idd
[12:50] <pc1> has any one tryed wine
[12:51] <airtonix> !anyone | pc1
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> pc1:  wine is used by a great many people
[12:51] <Younder> eminor, sory I can't help you. But I am as clueless as you
[12:51] <solow> How do I mount ISO files on ubuntu?
[12:51] <Penquite> pc1: yes
[12:51] <pc1> it let you install windows app
[12:51] <maxlamer> wont happen too soon though, flash will be around for a while unfortunatly
[12:51] <Younder> eminor, try asking again
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> solow:  you can use the mount command and the proper options. Or i recall some way to get a menu item that let you mount them from the gui
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> !iso
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> !wine | pc1
[12:52] <Penquite> !wine
[12:52] <Younder> My workstation has dual nvidea 530's
[12:52] <solow> thanks
[12:52] <dehqan> what should be done after  dpkg --set-selections < file ?
[12:52] <Younder> that is QUATRO
[12:52] <maxlamer> pc1: there is also VirtualBox
[12:52] <Penquite> what does it mean if you put an exclamation mark first in the chat window?
[12:52] <Penquite> ie !wine
[12:52] <Stargaze> pc1: trys this site => http://www.frankscorner.org/
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> solow:  i have no idea what i installed once to get a 'iso mount' menu item once on my desktop. I saw it on one machine..  and never did figure out what package did it.
[12:52] <Younder> makes it consume 1.4KW ..
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> !bot | Penquite
[12:53] <Younder> Not recomended for home use
[12:53] <Dr_Willis> Penquite:  it triggers the bot
[12:53] <demian> hi anyone who can help me with my wireless? It doesn't give the names of wireless connections, it just shows strange characters
[12:53] <Penquite> Thanks Dr_Willis
[12:53] <solow> Dr_Willis, Okay, so I should use the mount command. could I use wine to mount my windows xp iso?
[12:54] <zetheroo> VCoolio: you guys must spend so much time with Linux to know it so well inside and out ... my hats off to you ... i have been using Ubuntu as my main OS for 4 years and still cannot seem to catch up ... ha
[12:54] <Pici> Penquite: Our channel bot (ubottu) interprets it as a command.
[12:54] <Pici> !usage | Penquite
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> solow:  you dont use wine to mount it.. You mount it with the linux commands.. why are you mounting a xp iso anyway?
[12:54] <solow> Dr_Willis, Well, I meant use wine to install daemon tools. And I'm mounting it for my virtual box, to install adobe on it
[12:55] <pc1> any one know how to get the root user
[12:55] <Penquite> Thanks Pici
[12:55] <Stargaze> pc1: surf to this site and click one of the newbie tutorials :) => http://users.skynet.be/gbachot/html/howto.html
[12:55] <Younder> you need root ?
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> solow:  time to read the virtualbox docs.. You can tell vbox to  'access' an iso file as a cdrom device - theres NO need t omount it
[12:55] <Younder> what's wron with sudo su
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> solow:  and you definatly dont use deamon tools to mount an iso for virtualbox to access..
[12:55] <Guest85246> how to install screenlets?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> that would be a nightmare
[12:56] <VCoolio> zetheroo: nah, it's just something lots of people want to configure, so this is a FAQ
[12:56] <Younder> Dr_Willis, you defiately do
[12:56] <Stargaze> Guest85246: type sudo apt-get install screenlets
[12:56] <zetheroo> VCoolio: I see ... are people like me an whine about having to do it through the command line?
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> Younder:  unhuh.. using wine to use deamon tools.. to mount an iso. so vbox can access the iso...  riiiightt...
[12:56] <Guest10818> Stargaze, I have used schedutils (taskset -c 0 first_process & taskset -c 1 second_process & taskset -c 2 third_process & taskset -c 3 fourth_process & wait)
[12:56] <zetheroo> Guest85246: synaptic package manager .... search for screenlets and install
[12:57] <Younder> Dr_Willis, root'ish
[12:57] <Jimi_Neutral> I use clonezilla and it  worked fine with its default setting to save the images on the main o/s hard drive...the default path was "/home/partimag/" but now since i have installed a slave drive and am trying to save the images to "/media/disk-1/images/" it keeps saying that the directory does not exist...does anyone know why this would be?
[12:57] <Guest10818> that launches four processes, one on each core, and waits for them to finish.
[12:57] <VCoolio> zetheroo: in this case, no; but cli is very convenient: you get explanations and useful error messages most of the time
[12:57] <solow> Dr_Willis, So I should point it to an iso. Thanks
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> Younder:  virtualbox can access an iso file directly as if its a cdrom drive.
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> solow:  yes. its right there in the vbox settings
[12:57] <Younder> Dr_Willis, yes
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> solow:  i test out linux live cd's all the time that way
[12:57] <Stargaze> me too
[12:58] <solow> lol
[12:58] <Younder> Dr_Willis, It's good but i'ts not perfect
[12:58] <solow> Dr_Willis, It's working. This is funny as hell.
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> Younder:  im not convinced you know what you are (or what we are) talking about.
[12:58] <JOHN_DILLINGER> ciao
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> solow:  i ran Win95 in vbox for ages. comes in handy
[12:58] <Younder> Dr_Willis, neither am I
[12:58] <solow> Dr_Willis, I never used a VM before. It's funny to see. Is it also possible for me to remove my windows partition? because I have windows 7 and ubuntu, now with vm, I want to remove my windows partition.
[12:59] <Dr_Willis> solow:  running win7 in vbox might trigger the windows activation stuff.. it may say its pirated or other stuff.. I havent ever tried win7
[12:59] <Guest85246> zetherooi: cant find screenlets from synaptic package manager
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> solow:  just keep windows on its own little hd - just in case i need it
[13:00] <Younder> Dr_Willis, I've used UNIX and later Linux sustems for 20 or so years.
[13:00] <maxlamer> solow: your not planning on doing anything too heavy in windows 7 in vm are you ??
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> Younder:  thrilling.
[13:00] <Younder> Dr_Willis, respected as some sort of gury. but not omni knowlegable
[13:01] <Younder> Dr_Willis, if I mislead them I am sorry
[13:01] <solow> Dr_Willis, I just captured or something. scared the crap out of me couldn't do a thing :P
[13:01] <zetheroo> VCoolio: agreed ... I just have a number of clients who I have switched from Windows to Ubuntu who are not too pleased when i tell them they have to resort to the terminal to do something so seemingly simple ... this is the main reason I groan ... not because I myself mind all that much, in fact i rather enjoy the command line, but because I am thinking of the greater group of users ... :)
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> Younder:  yep. vbox has the feature all ready. so theres no need to mess with other stuff..
[13:01] <demian> Help!
[13:01] <demian> :)
[13:01]  * Dr_Willis notices that  people totally overlook the very decent virtualbox docs way too often.
[13:01] <Younder> Dr_Willis, iright
[13:02] <Stargaze> in other words: RTFM ;)
[13:02] <Younder> Dr_Willis, I also buy cisco
[13:02] <solow> Why should I.
[13:02] <VCoolio> zetheroo: those client should maybe stick with LTS releases; karmic has some new stuff that isn't completely configurable / packed with features yet
[13:02] <solow> I got it working now didnt I :P
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> solow:  dont try to set up virtualbox to run the 'real' windows hard drive either.. thats 'doable' but it can cause issues.. and data loss
[13:02] <koltroll> Hey guys. I'm trying to rip a cd in rythmbox bot it's going dead slow. Also there's problems with the playback. The CD is all new so it -should- be in good condition. When I tried making a copy to img-file of it worked fine.
[13:03] <solow> Dr_Willis, How? I just want to use adobe, without rebooting all the time.
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> solow:  check the vbox docs at its homepage. also be sure to install the vbox guest addations for any os you are running in vbox
[13:03] <keito_> Hey folks, I'm experiencing a major bug whereby the process gvfsd-metadata is using 100%cpu cycles and it is causing nautilus to hang constantly.  I'm on a revo r3600 and with the low-spec it is unbearable.  Any ideas on how to fix this or if the bug has been triaged yet?
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> solow:  use adobe
[13:03] <Guest85246> from where i can get screenlets package?
[13:03] <zetheroo> VCoolio: yes, about a quarter of them are still using Hardy ... but the remainder want the latest whenever they can get it ... hehe ...
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> solow:  use adobe what exactly?
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> !info screenlets
[13:03] <solow> Dr_Willis, adobe master suite. has everything in it.
[13:04] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: sudo apt-get install screenlets
[13:04] <keito_> Guest85246, google could've helped you with that one
[13:04] <Jimi_Neutral> I use clonezilla and it  worked fine with its default setting to save the images on the main o/s hard drive...the default path was "/home/partimag/" but now since i have installed a slave drive and am trying to save the images to "/media/disk-1/images/" it keeps saying that the directory does not exist...does anyone know why this would be?
[13:04] <Dr_Willis> solow:   Never used it. Not sure how well it runs in virtualbox.  try it out i guess
[13:04] <solow> it'll work =)
[13:04] <Stargaze> only google knows everything
[13:04] <solow> nope
[13:04] <solow> google knows nothing
[13:04] <Guest85246> no i didn't find it in google
[13:05] <keito_> Guest85246, you didn't try hard enough.  A simple search in synaptic for screenlets would've helped
[13:05] <Guest85246> not found in synaptic
[13:06] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: sudo apt-get install screenlets
[13:06] <elrei> hey all
[13:06] <koltroll> I'm now trying to use Sound Juicer to rip cd's, but it is still dead slow. copying in 3.1x. Takes 4 minutes to copy a 3 minute song
[13:06] <keito_> Guest85246, if you want to learn linux you're gonna have to put in a little elbow grease my friend - sudo apt-cache search screenlets
[13:06] <zetheroo> Guest85246: do it in the terminal then ... sudo apt-get install screenlets
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> screenlets is definatly in the package manager ubottu | screenlets (source: screenlets): Widget-like mini-applications for GNOME
[13:07] <Guest85246> E: Couldn't find package screenlets
[13:07] <zetheroo> Guest85246: you using karmic?
[13:07] <keito_> Guest85246, have you enabled other sources?
[13:07] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: I'm starring at it in synaptic right now, it's there.
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> I feel i should point out that the last few times ive used screenlets - they dident work very well
[13:07] <Rada> Hi
[13:07] <Younder> Linux is beautiful. but you need to read up, and up and up
[13:07] <aladar37> hi
[13:07] <Rada> How would I go about bridging a bonded interface?
[13:07] <keito_> Guest85246, system>admin>other sources
[13:07] <Younder> current book count 25
[13:08] <zetheroo> Dr_Willis: I have found that some work well, others work sometimes, and others just don't work  ... a mixed bad
[13:08] <zetheroo> Dr_Willis: bag*
[13:08] <Rada> nvm, found the server channel :)
[13:08] <AceKing> How can I see and stop an application that is running in the background?
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> zetheroo:  yep. i find most of the desktop-widget stuff for all os's and  types.. rather useless most of the time
[13:08] <elrei> anyone know how i can create a user at backtrack4?at install it skipped that steps and im totally newbie with linux stuff
[13:09] <zetheroo> Dr_Willis: right ... presently I am only using 3 screenlets, and one of those is on the widget layer
[13:09] <keito_> Guest85246, sorry "software sources" then tick all boxes except "source code"
[13:09] <demian> I've got a problem with my wireless in Ubuntu 9.10 Instead of showing the names of the networks I get weird characters
[13:09] <jimlovell777> elrei: Not in this channel
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> elrei:  adduser command.. and they have their own support channel
[13:09] <imi> hello
[13:09] <elrei> hi
[13:09] <Younder> to tame the hydra takes skill and courage
[13:09] <Guest85246> keito: i can't find other sources
[13:09] <ghufran> hey .. does anyone have experience with vpn connections?
[13:09] <jimlovell777> elrei: For general Linux help try ##linux
[13:09] <xguru> can anyone help me with handbrake?  I have add the source file, and destination...but the start button is dimmed...how can i get it to start the conversion process
[13:09] <wjt_> µłæµŚźõĮĀÕ”łÕ”łõ╗¼
[13:09] <imi> how can I install a package such that apt-get autoremove will offet it to remove
[13:09] <keito_> Guest85246, software sources (see above)
[13:10] <VCoolio> AceKing: if it's in the same terminal, fg, or else find it with "ps -ef | grep <string>" or use htop
[13:10] <AceKing> ghufran, I've been playing around with VPN for the last week
[13:10] <wjt_> µłæµŚź’╝īµ▓Īõ║║Õø×µłæĶ»ØÕæĆ
[13:10] <wjt_> µłæµōŹ
[13:10] <jimlovell777> !cn | wjt
[13:10] <keito_> Guest85246, click close then reload then search for it again.
[13:10]  * keito_ thinks someone is trying to run before they can walk
[13:11] <imi> how can I install a package such that apt-get autoremove will offer it to remove when next run?
[13:11] <Younder> wtf: ?
[13:11] <jimlovell777> Where's the fudge?
[13:11] <Younder> no chineese here
[13:11] <zetheroo> keito: I feel like i am just learning to walk .. :P ... after 4 years of using Ubuntu ...
[13:11] <keito_> imi, that is a strange request
[13:11] <Guest85246> keito_: There is another synaptic running in interactive mode. Please close it first
[13:11] <cyberbluntz> TY SO MUCH Jimlovell777 your the shit
[13:12] <keito_> Guest85246, guess what that means?  close the other synaptic instance
[13:12] <g_> how do i determine what dev/? a device is?
[13:12] <jimlovell777> cyberbluntz: Welcome. enjoy.
[13:12] <imi> keito_: for testing purposes only I'd like to install some lib devels, and don't want to forget about them being installed
[13:12] <keito_> zetheroo, I'm still learning to crawl
[13:12] <AceKing> VCoolio, thank you
[13:12] <cyberbluntz> One more question, when I start kismet I lose connection, obvious, but how can i get connect back without restarting?
[13:12] <jimlovell777> cyberbluntz: sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode managed
[13:12] <zetheroo> keito_: haha ... it's fun watching the goings on in here sometimes :D
[13:13] <keito_> imi, well I guess some bash scripting is involved... good luck!
[13:13] <AceKing> ghufran, what was your question and I'll see if I can help
[13:13] <cyberbluntz> oksweet!
[13:13] <keito_> zetheroo, ;) indeed
[13:13] <imi> thanks
[13:14] <dobrezlo> internet is for p0rn
[13:14] <keito_> so... is any other being in here experiencing gvfsd-metadata cpu hogging?  My system has only just starting hanging recently and I think a recent update pwned it
[13:14] <Guest85246> keito_: Failed to fetch http://ubuntu.beryl-project.org/dists/feisty/main/binary-i386/Packages  403 Forbidden
[13:14] <Guest85246> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> Guest85246:  beryl is a dead project. Its not needed any more
[13:15] <keito_> Guest85246, lol, why are you adding feisty sources?
[13:15] <g_> how do i format a usb drive to fat21?
[13:15] <Pici> Guest85246: And feisty is no longer supported.
[13:15] <g_> fat32 even
[13:15] <hellz_bellz> I'm havinf trouble getting grub2 to update and add an entry for my windows 7 partition
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> g_:  sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/XXXXX
[13:15] <keito_> Guest85246, you're running Karmic, feisty is no loner supported.
[13:15] <Younder> Guest85246, you need to register first
[13:15] <keito_> s/loner/longer/g
[13:15] <keito_> Younder, what?
[13:15] <g_> thanks Dr_Willis
[13:15] <Younder> Guest85246, before you snort
[13:16] <ghufran> AceKing: i set up a vpn connection with a network using vpnc .. but the problem is .. i get disconnected every time i shut down.. so i have to setup the connection every time using the commandline .. i was wondering if there is any setting to get past that
[13:16] <hellz_bellz> i run grub-mkconfig and it finds it fine
[13:16] <Guest85246> Younder: how i register
[13:16] <keito_> Guest85246, are you blingly following guides off the internet that are years old trying to get stuff done?  that's a sure fire way to break your system
[13:16] <hellz_bellz> but the "grub-update" command doesnt exist
[13:17] <hellz_bellz> i try to do a grub install... but it doesnt update the menu
[13:17] <Younder> Guest85246, you can read can't you? :)
[13:17] <jimlovell777> hellz_bellz: sudo update-grub
[13:17] <keito_> Guest85246, he was joking.... your telling your system to look for links to software repos that don't exist
[13:17] <dlynes> Does anyone else here do preseeding?
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> hellz_bellz:  its 'sudo update-grub' i belive
[13:17] <hellz_bellz> oh lol i had it backwards
[13:17] <Younder> Guest85246, just follow trough to the website.
[13:17] <AceKing> ghufran, unfortunately that is the same problem I am having. I can't figure out how to keep it live
[13:17] <dlynes> I'm trying to figure out how to preseed out the keyboard configuration and the hostname
[13:17] <hellz_bellz> thanks
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> !grub2 | hellz_bellz
[13:18] <Guest85246> i can't understand
[13:18] <dlynes> I've got it so that it autofills in the hostname (but does not press enter), and the keyboard defaults to Afghanistan, but again does not press enter (I need it to default to USA)
[13:18] <Younder> Much of the emi automated C.... doesn't work
[13:18] <keito_> Guest85246, maybe it's time to read through the Ubuntu Pocket Guide before going any further.  You're asking for trouble, you've added a source that no longer exists, and I doubt you have the knowledge to remove it again
[13:18] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: No disrespect intended, is english your first language?
[13:18] <dehqan> is this list ok for set-selection http://pastebin.com/bZJywtKa
[13:19] <keito_> Guest85246, check you pm
[13:19] <Guest85246> no
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> Guest85246:  and Beryl is dead. compiz  has absorbed it.
[13:19] <Guest85246> i'm egyptian
[13:19] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: perhaps try an appropriate channel for your primary language so the help makes more sense to you.
[13:20] <keito_> Guest85246, I said check your pm, not tell me where you;re from
[13:20]  * keito_ gives up
[13:20] <jazzjack> jazzz
[13:20] <jimlovell777> keito_: He was responding to my question.
[13:20] <keito_> oh
[13:20] <keito_> lol
[13:20] <jazzjack>  /server irc.inet.tele.dk
[13:20]  * `mOOse` walks like an Egyptian....
[13:20] <Guest85246> if i install ubuntu again the problem will be solved or not
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> Guest85246:  i dont think we even KNOW what the actual problem is any more
[13:21] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: Depends on the problem. Compiz comes installed and screenlets is as easy as opening synaptic and marking it for installation
[13:21] <clrg> Guest85246: Please try a channel where they speak a language you understand better. Is there no Egyptian specific channel for ubuntu?
[13:21] <jazzjack>  /join #xbins
[13:21] <keito_> Guest85246, yes... but next time readguides that are for the version of ubuntu you actually install
[13:21] <Stargaze> i guess Guest85246  is using feisty, is it still supported?
[13:22] <keito_> Dr_Willis, he wants to install screenlets and remove a dead source
[13:22]  * jimlovell777 always fears my client isn't catching my IRC commands before they hit the chat...
[13:22] <usuario_> vete a la mierda
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> !info screenlets fiesty
[13:22] <keito_> Guest85246, actually.... what version of ubuntu ARE YOU USING?
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> heh - the bot dont support fiesty any more
[13:22] <Guest85246> 9.04
[13:22] <clrg> !language | usuario
[13:23] <Stargaze> Guest85246: that's jaunty, not feisty
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> Guest85246:   then you just need to enable the proper repo and install screenlets.
[13:23] <dobrezlo> :>
[13:23] <Guest85246> yes
[13:23] <delivos> hi! i have an external harddrive, which becomes mounted in gnome through fuse and ntfs-3g. it's mount as 700, so other users on the system can't read any of the files. can i change this to 755 - if so, how?
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> Guest85246:  theres no need to mess with beryl or add 3rd party repos.
[13:23] <usuario_> putones
[13:23] <usuario_> hoolaa soi nacho
[13:23] <usuario_> mentira soi pepa
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> delivos:  try installing/running the ntfs-config tool. it has some check bocx's that might change that.
[13:24] <usuario_> co├▒o
[13:24] <Parsi> hwo can I install vnc-server for my VPS via putty?
[13:24] <keito_> Guest85246, well if you type gksude gedit /etc/apt/sources.list - then look for the line that says feisty in it and remove it then close gedit and type - sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install screenlets
[13:24] <tuxican> hello I'm sorry for my bad english
[13:24] <clrg> !es > usuario_
[13:24] <jimlovell777> !eg | Guest85246
[13:24] <usuario_> fuch
[13:24] <tuxican> I have a problem with my screen display
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> Parsi:  ssh in, install  the 'tightvncserver' package. (i think thats the proper name)
[13:24] <jimlovell777> Guest85246: try ##ubuntu-eg
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> !info tightvncserver
[13:25] <tuxican> http://www.imagebam.com/image/2dd9dc70552577
[13:25] <keito_> Guest85246, sorry first bit is wrong -    gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:25] <Parsi> Dr_Willis: E: Couldn't find package tightvncserver
[13:25] <madjoe> How can I write on my Windows partition (FAT32)?
[13:25] <keito_> Guest85246, and don't forget to save!!!
[13:25] <Dr_Willis> Parsi:  its in the universe repo.
[13:25] <Pkee> ola?
[13:25] <Stargaze> keito_: try installing ntfsprogs from the repo's
[13:26] <Parsi> Dr_Willis: I dunno
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> madjoe:  mount it with the proper options.
[13:26] <Parsi> Dr_Willis: how can i edit repo list?
[13:26] <keito_> Stargaze, to fix gvfsd-metadata issue?
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> Parsi:  the bot just said it was  in   ' In component universe,'
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> !repo | Parsi
[13:26] <Stargaze> madjoe: try installing ntfsprogs from the repo's
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> !vfat
[13:26] <madjoe> Stargaze: but it's FAT32, not NTFS
[13:26] <Parsi> Dr_Willis: nano, gedit does not work
[13:26] <delivos> Dr_Willis: thanks; all ntfs-config seems to do is detect an internal ntfs partition and offer to make my external ntfs mounts writable, but i was hoping to change their permissions to allow other system users to read them
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> madjoe:  same options basically apply to eitehr
[13:27] <keito_> Stargaze, wrong person ;)
[13:27] <clrg> madjoe: Just please go check the links.
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> delivos:  it has some check boxs here to enable  the  user write features
[13:27] <madjoe> Dr_Willis, clrg: ok, thanks
[13:27] <ghufran> AceKing: are you aware of any gui for management of connections?
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> delivos:  Or i just make a fstab entry exactly how i want it.
[13:27] <Daviey> Parsi: uhm, are you sure you want a vnc server - do you have a desktop installed?
[13:27] <tuxican> anybody knows what to do now?
[13:27] <delivos> dr_willis: great, i will try the fstab route next, thanks
[13:27] <tuxican> http://www.imagebam.com/image/2dd9dc70552577
[13:28] <keito_> Guest85246, any luck?!
[13:28] <Parsi> Daviey: i don't know, but for each package it says "Couldn't find package ..."
[13:28] <clrg> tuxican: Is hardware damage a possible cause?
[13:28] <jimlovell777> tuxican: That looks like a hardware issue. Is that a screenshot or picture?
[13:29] <tuxican> screenshot
[13:29] <clrg> tuxican: Is your VGA/HDMI/whatever-cable damaged or not plugged in correctly?
[13:29] <tuxican> it should be okay
[13:30] <clrg> tuxican: If you're not sure, please check
[13:30] <jazzjack> lll
[13:30] <jimlovell777> clrg: it does look like a screen going bad but a screenshot wouldn't capture a hardware issure. It would have to be in software.
[13:30] <coonlokht_> hi all
[13:30] <coz_> tuxican,  is this only occurring in a terminal window?
[13:30] <tuxican> I have that problem everywhere
[13:30] <jazzjack>  /server irc.inet.tele.dk
[13:31] <coonlokht_> quit
[13:31] <coonlokht_> exit
[13:31] <tuxican> in gnome
[13:31] <shooree> guys, I'm trying to run an .exe install that I've read requires Mono. Now, I've also read that Ubuntu comes with Mono. What do I need to do to, since what my system does now is just open the .exe like an archive that it is?
[13:31] <coz_> tuxican,  which video card and driver version?
[13:31] <clrg> tuxican: Did you install any graphics related software lately? Like drivers, compiz, GUI environment?
[13:31] <tuxican> and in awesome, too
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> shooree:  it requires mono? or IS a mono exe?
[13:31] <coz_> shooree,  you probably need wine
[13:31] <keito_> tuxican, what driver are you using for your gphx card
[13:31] <tuxican> yes I use compiz
[13:31] <peke> hola
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> ive seen mono 'programs' that use the .exe extension
[13:31] <shooree> coz_, the site doesn't mention wine
[13:32] <jazzjack>  /server irc.inet.tele.dk
[13:32] <tuxican> but yesterday everything worked fine with same settings
[13:32] <nahiara> hay alguien q hable espa├▒ol
[13:32] <shooree> Dr_Willis, it's a mod manager for a cross platform game, I guess it was built in Mono
[13:32] <coz_> tuxican,   when  you are talking with someone it helps if you type their nickname so it will alert them :)
[13:32] <clrg> jazzjack: Please disable your bot
[13:32] <coz_> shooree,  can you give me a link to that?
[13:32] <keito_> tuxican, nothing updated recently?
[13:32] <tuxican> okay coz_
[13:32] <dehqan> how to install this packages ?http://pastebin.com/bZJywtKa
[13:32] <shooree> coz_, http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/showthread.php?t=25883#Install
[13:32] <madjoe> Dr_Willis: writing on my Windows partition works if I open a folder as a root
[13:33] <jazzjack>  /server irc.inet.tele.dk
[13:33] <tuxican> yesterday I installed crossover pro 8
[13:33] <keito_> jazzjack, that is highly annoying, please refrain
[13:33] <nahiara> yes
[13:33] <Cyber_Akuma> Hey guys, where does Grub2 store it's module files? I want to renumber their order so Windows is first
[13:33] <Stargaze> madjoe: have you tried installing ntfsprogs?
[13:33] <nahiara> yes
[13:33] <nahiara> you
[13:34] <coz_> shooree,  ok its a game :)  mm I am not familiar with this one
[13:34] <Guest85246> keito_: it worked          thanks alot
[13:34] <madjoe> Stargaze: no, since it works this way...
[13:34] <denwer> Cyber_Akuma:  try /etc/grub2
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> madjoe:  yes. and if you mount it with the proper optiojns users (or a single specific user) could also write to it
[13:34] <shooree> coz_, thanks for checking it out. As you can see, it just says I need Mono. which I already have.
[13:34] <Stargaze> madjoe: you said it does not work :s
[13:34] <keito_> Guest85246, seriously though, read up on Ubuntu Pocket Guide, otherwise you're in for a rough ride
[13:34] <jimlovell777> dehqan: cat (http://pastebin.com/bZJywtKa this list) | xargs sudo aptitude install
[13:34] <madjoe> Dr_Willis: got it! thanks! this is what I wanted.. to be writable just by admin..
[13:34] <tuxican> maybe I should try with Knoppix if it works okay? coz_ & keito_
[13:34] <nahiara> yes can
[13:34] <coz_> shooree,  I dont see anything indicating it will run on linux though
[13:35] <Guest85246> ok thanks
[13:35] <nahiara> nio doy ingles vale
[13:35] <keito_> Guest85246, no worries
[13:35] <madjoe> Stargaze: it doesn't work for a normal user.. I didn't try it with an admin.. my bad
[13:35] <coz_> tuxican,  i didnt see which video card you have   in terminal    lspci | grep -i vga
[13:35] <gamerx> hey, how do i install java, i downloaded the .bin but cant install it
[13:35] <keito_> tuxican, you can but I'm guessing it will, still worth a shot
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> madjoe:  i always set it where my main user (me) has access. but no one else.
[13:35] <jimlovell777> gamerx: It's in the repos
[13:35] <tuxican> I have an ATI Radeon 9800
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> gamerx:  theres no need to download the .bin - its in the repos
[13:35] <coz_> gamerx,  open synaptic package manager   hit Search type in  sun java
[13:35] <gamerx> i know i installed all of the java ones it still dosent work
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> !java | gamerx
[13:35] <Stargaze> gamerx: try chmod +x blabla.bin
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> gamerx:  perhaps state what dosent work
[13:35] <shooree> coz_, hm. but I reckoned since it mentions Mac and Linux, that it supports them
[13:36] <coz_> gamerx,  then look for sun java6 plugin install that and it will pull down what you need
[13:36] <coz_> shooree,  ok I didnt see that hold on   I think I need to create an account first
[13:36] <shooree> oh
[13:36] <keito_> so i guess I'm the only one experiencing a runaway process... weird
[13:36] <jimlovell777> gamerx: The firefox plugin doesn't work?
[13:36] <shooree> coz I can pastebin the info
[13:36] <gamerx> wait , im checking synaptic
[13:36] <Dr_Willis> shooree:  i recall ages ago some 'mono somthing.exe' or similer command.. but i cant even rember what mono app it was.. i do rember it was not very well done. :)
[13:36] <coz_> shooree,  ok
[13:37] <shooree> coz_, gimme a sec
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> !mono
[13:37] <Stargaze> isn't mono the equiv of .NET?
[13:37] <keito_> yes
[13:37] <jazzjack>  /server irc.inet.tele.dk
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> Stargaze:   Yep - thats why i avoide it
[13:37] <keito_> mono is evil - but I still need it for gnome-do
[13:37] <OerHeks> !cups
[13:37] <Stargaze> lol
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> Mono, the open source development platform based on the .NET framework,
[13:38] <keito_> Mono, the open source development platform based on Evil
[13:38] <tux_> does anyone actually prefer empathy over pidgin ?
[13:38] <tuxican> coz_ my terminal displays Radeon 9800 *PRO*
[13:38] <keito_> tux, no
[13:38] <jimlovell777> tux_:  Not I
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> anything that uses  names like '.net' and 'C#' is worth running away from
[13:38] <OerHeks> tux_ yes
[13:38] <tux_> keito_, jimlovell777 its sooo bad,
[13:38] <tuxican> but I only have a Radeon 9800
[13:39] <shooree> coz_, http://pastebin.com/SXPyS2FG
[13:39] <Stargaze> or names like 'microsoft'
[13:39] <Yd1985_> what?
[13:39] <keito_> Dr_Willis, I just aim and shoot
[13:39] <tuxican> does that matter?
[13:39] <rzx2371> tux: no
[13:39] <coz_> tuxican,  ok  you need to speak with someone real familiar with ati cards to be sure you have the correct driver installed  redean or fglrx  I have no idea if that card support the open driver or not
[13:39] <tux_> empathy can't send files right?
[13:40] <tuxican> hmm okay
[13:40] <coz_> tuxican,  hold on
[13:40] <tuxican> thanks for your attention coz_!
[13:40] <solow> Okay so I just installed guest additions on the virtual box, and added a folder to share from my machine to my virtual machine. Where can I access this folder on the virtual machine?
[13:40] <tuxican> bye bye
[13:40] <jimlovell777> tux_: it has annoying account controls, doesn't support IRC commands, etc... I remove it, though I probably wouldn't if I didn't use IRC
[13:40] <coz_> oh man he left
[13:40] <denwer> solow, which os ?
[13:40] <keito_> coz_, looks like he ditched
[13:40] <solow> xp
[13:41] <tux_> jimlovell777, use xchat or pidgin for IRC
[13:41] <coz_> keito_,  I see that darn it
[13:41] <coz_>  For 7000 to HD4xxx series cards, you can use the open source "radeon" driver. HD2xxx and later series cards are also supported by the proprietary "fglrx" driver.
[13:41] <tux_> hell even irssi is better than empathy
[13:41] <keito_> coz_, 8)
[13:41] <coz_> well there anyway :)
[13:41] <denwer> try add network storage or what it is... somewhere it "this computer"... dont remember clearly
[13:42] <denwer> solow, try add network storage or what it is... somewhere it "this computer"... dont remember clearly
[13:42] <coz_> shooree,  did you pastebin that stuff?
[13:42] <leander_craig> hmm unable to configure integrated laptop webcam with ubuntu
[13:42] <keito_> well, I'm not getting anywhere here guys, peace out
[13:42] <shooree> coz_, yes I did, you must have missed it
[13:42] <shooree> coz_, http://pastebin.com/SXPyS2FG
[13:42] <solow> denwer, I have no idea what you mean :$
[13:42] <coz_> leander_craig,  I dont think you alone with that  I have had no luck with my web cam here either
[13:43] <coz_> shooree,  thanks reading now
[13:43] <leander_craig> ah is it now
[13:43] <shooree> leander_craig, I got mine working through cheese automatically
[13:43] <leander_craig> so thats a known bug with ubuntu?
[13:43] <jngdwe> hi, does anyone know if the 10.2 catalyst drivers work with 9.10 yet?
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> leander_craig:  my webcam works fine. :) do it depends on the laptop and webcam
[13:44] <leander_craig> shooree , cheese is a chat client ?
[13:44] <jngdwe> I need my 3d acceleration >_<
[13:44] <shooree> had no bugs whatsovever with Acer CrystalEye, leander_craig
[13:44] <shooree> cheese is a webcam util leander_craig
[13:44] <leander_craig> aah
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> Cheese is fun to play with  with the grandkids. :)
[13:44] <shooree> just get it from the repos
[13:44] <shooree> Dr_Willis, that too :)
[13:45] <jimlovell777> I like the real time effects available with Cheese
[13:45] <Lappie> how do i clear this chat screen
[13:45] <coz_> shooree,  when you open synaptic  and hit Search and type in   mono   make sure you have libmono installed and read the other mono packages to see if you might need them as well
[13:45] <leander_craig> getting cheese lets see if it works
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> Lappie:  depends on your irc clint
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> client
[13:45] <Lappie> xchat
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> xchat has some good docs.. try /clear perhaps
[13:45] <leander_craig> so why dosent webcam work oob with 9.10
[13:45] <jngdwe> Hello? Does anyone have ubuntu 9.10 with working ATI Radeon 4xxx?
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> pr check your menus
[13:45] <Lappie> good job that workd
[13:45] <Lappie> ty
[13:45] <shooree> coz_, okies will do that now. Thanks a bunch. let me know if you want an invite for the game itself, since it's closed beta. it's essentially DotA
[13:45] <coz_> man there are a bunch of "mono" pacakges in synaptic :)
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> leander_craig:  theres 10000's of types of webcams..
[13:46] <coz_> shooree,  I wish I had time for more than solitaire  :)
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> leander_craig:  and like ONE man that loves making drivers for them in linux
[13:46] <leander_craig> yes  @ dr_willis
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> leander_craig:  i saw an artical on him once. Its like his hobby.
[13:46] <rzx2371> shooree: is your webcam works with ekiga? mine is not
[13:46] <solow> cant find the shared folder
[13:46] <leander_craig> bless that man
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> If the webcam works with cheese.. then it does work out of the box. :) it just dosent have any apps to use with it
[13:47] <shooree> rzx2371, I don't use ekiga but mine does work with Skype
[13:47] <wal3> hello. my system (ubuntu 9.10) uses to crash since I updated some packages. how can I see whats the reason?
[13:48] <Younder> only criminals use scype
[13:48] <solow> anyone :P?
[13:48] <Younder> skype
[13:48] <shooree> coz_, yes there's a million mono packages and I've got quite a few libmono packages installed already. :/
[13:48] <rzx2371> shooree: is it using chipset Suyin or what?
[13:48] <shooree> I'll post on them forums and see where that gets me
[13:48] <denwer> solow: i sent you message that if you have time ill send you pictures
[13:48] <leander_craig> dr_wills when i boot up it says "error anlog phy found...."
[13:48] <Younder> according to the italian poliece at any rate
[13:49] <shooree> rzx2371, aaaah... if you tell me how to find that out, I'll be glad to tell you
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> leander_craig:  means nothing to me.. how do you know thas related to the webcam?
[13:49] <leander_craig> coz the rest of my drivers work fine , and the webcam blue light flashes just before the message
[13:49] <coz_> shooree,  mm  then I am puzzled for sure... I dont use mono much for anything as far as I know so I cant speak with any authority on running an application that requires it    if no one has an answer here you might want to try the ##linux channel ...they may have a few people there with this experience
[13:50] <lucy> hola
[13:50] <rzx2371> shoree: lsusb
[13:50] <raihan_> Ó”ĢÓ¦Ć Ó”ģÓ”¼Ó”ĖÓ¦ŹÓ”źÓ”Š?
[13:50] <sernylan> jngdwe:  Radeon 4xxx, I think it matters 4?xx.
[13:50] <raihan_> Ó”ĖÓ”¼Ó”ŠÓ”ć Ó”ĢÓ¦ćÓ”«Ó”© Ó”åÓ”øÓ¦ŗ?
[13:51] <lucy> hola!!
[13:51] <erUSUL> !cn
[13:51] <delivos> how do i find out which sound system i'm using?
[13:51] <erUSUL> !es | lucy
[13:51] <raihan_> LUCY hola
[13:52] <lucy> hola raihan
[13:52]  * sernylan is impressed with the international fonts today.
[13:52]  * delivos too
[13:52] <remedios> ola
[13:52] <BluesKaj> Howdy
[13:52] <remedios> what spain?
[13:52] <weechat_user> morgen
[13:52] <lucy> que??
[13:52] <delivos> eftermiddag
[13:53] <raihan_> LUCY do u want to ask anuthing?
[13:53] <cyberbluntz> ola senora
[13:53] <mycomp> english???!!
[13:53] <weechat_user> german
[13:54] <wal3> hello. my system (ubuntu 9.10) uses to crash since I updated some packages. how can I see whats the reason?
[13:54] <cyberbluntz> me2 wal
[13:54] <weechat_user> which pagages
[13:54] <raihan_> LUCY hola
[13:54] <cyberbluntz> do you use tor?
[13:54] <raihan_> u r back
[13:55] <raihan_> @LUCY English?
[13:55] <Pici> !de | weechat_user
[13:55] <lucy> no
[13:55] <wal3> cyberbluntz: no, I don't use tor.
[13:55] <jamjam> wal3, System,Administration, System log viewer, or /var/log/
[13:55] <eurythmia> wal3, http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[13:55] <raihan_> i dont know german
[13:56] <hoover_> so why do any window on ubuntu appear fixed at the top left corner instead of anywhere else on the screen??! is there a way to set it up ?!!
[13:56] <weechat_user> which packages
[13:56] <sergbr> hola alguien habla espa├▒ol
[13:56] <lucy> yo
[13:56] <weechat_user> wie ├żndere ich meinen namen
[13:56] <Pici> !es | sergbr lucy
[13:56] <mydokumen> hi
[13:56] <sergbr> hola lucy
[13:56] <Pici> weechat_user: #ubuntu-de
[13:56] <sergbr> licy
[13:56] <sergbr> lucy
[13:56] <weechat_user> how do i change my name
[13:57] <lucy> hola sergr
[13:57] <sergbr> que hases lucy
[13:57] <lucy> nada y tu?
[13:57] <cyberbluntz> lol
[13:57] <erUSUL> lucy: sergbr no podeis hablar espa├▒ol aqui. por favor entrad en el canal #ubuntu-es-offtopic para charlar
[13:57] <sergbr> ps a ki escychando muiquilla xd
[13:57] <hoover_> mach nen schr├żgstrich und NICK dahinter dann LEER und nick, so: /nick neuer_nick
[13:57] <jimlovell777> weechat_user: "/nick newname" without quotes
[13:57] <lucy> xd
[13:57] <sergbr> cuantos a├▒os tienes lucy
[13:57] <erUSUL> lucy: sergbr Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es-offtopic" (sin comillas) y dale a enter.
[13:57] <pablete> hola
[13:58] <Pici> !en
[13:58]  * grobda24 says hi
[13:58] <lucy> 11 y tu?
[13:58] <lucy> 12
[13:58] <sergbr> lucy cuantos a├▒os tienes
[13:58] <Cyber_Akuma> How do I reduce the timeout in grub2 from 10 seconds to 3?
[13:58] <hoover_> lucy: #ubuntu-fr
[13:58] <grobda24> Is Nouveau nvidia driver suitable for simple 2D acceleration yet (not 3D) ?
[13:58] <jimlovell777> Cyber_Akuma: sudo gedit /etc/default/grub and then run sudo update-grub
[13:59] <iceroot> !gksudo | jimlovell777
[13:59] <cyberbluntz> hehe
[14:00] <jimlovell777> Cyber_Akuma: gksudo gedit /etc/default/grub and then run sudo update-grub
[14:00] <wal3> in logs is nothing about system freeze
[14:00] <jimlovell777> iceroot: Better?
[14:00] <delivos> !da
[14:01] <delivos> awesome!
[14:02] <shooree> rzx2371, dude sorry for the delay. yes my webcam is a Suyin thingy afterall
[14:02] <Andillusion> hi folks...
[14:02] <shooree> rzx2371, Suyin Corp. Acer CrystalEye Webcam
[14:02] <rzx2371> shooree: thanks
[14:02] <raihan_> I installed ubuntu 9.10 and then installed windows XP. but my XP doesn't start now. what happened?
[14:03] <Cyber_Akuma> you really should install windows first, makes things a lot easier
[14:04] <Andillusion> raihan_: Cyber is right... Windows does not give a damn on other Systems installed on the computer.
[14:04] <Andillusion> But i wonder why you can boot Ubuntu now...
[14:05] <raihan_> there is no prob. with ubuntu
[14:05] <umbra_> need to create the deafult user ubuntu same as exists in the live cd w/o password and same assignments of group ids etc...anybody got a commandline to do this? info is:uid=999(ubuntu),gid=999(ubuntu),groups=999(ubuntu),4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),104(lpadmin),115(admin),120(sambashare)
[14:05] <celia> holaaa
[14:05] <celia> hello
[14:06] <celia> holaaa
[14:06] <cyberbluntz> hola
[14:06] <celia> quien es
[14:06] <LjL> !es
[14:06] <jamjam> raihan, check the /boot/grub/ for menu.lst on the ubuntu system and ensure the windows chainloader has the correct number. Although it is often easier to install windows then ubuntu as ubuntu will sort it out for you
[14:06] <celia> hola cyberbluntz
[14:07] <cyberbluntz> hi
[14:07] <dehqan> what is this about
[14:07] <dehqan>  2010-03-04 00:32:54 update-alternatives: run with --install /usr/bin/rename rename /usr/bin/prename 60 --slave /usr/share/man/man1/rename.1.gz rename.1.gz /usr/share/man/man1/prename.1.gz
[14:07] <shooree> coz_, I found the necessary three bloody libs! downloading to see if it will do the trick
[14:07] <celia> hola
[14:07] <celia> hola
[14:08] <lucy> hola
[14:08] <solow> emesene keeps giving me this error message: http://pastebin.com/BMRf4nWX
[14:08] <jimlovell777> !repeat | celia
[14:08] <coz_> shooree,  cool    let me know which they were and if they work :)
[14:08] <erUSUL> dehqan: the systems setted up prename as the default rename command
[14:08] <celia> hola
[14:08] <leander_craig> ola celia
[14:08] <Gangrel> !restricted
[14:08] <shooree> coz_, sure thing
[14:08] <sernylan> Anyone else got audacity installed?
[14:09] <cyberbluntz> what is it
[14:09] <jimlovell777> sernylan: I do. Why?
[14:09] <cyberbluntz> !list
[14:09] <lucy> que tal ?
[14:09] <sernylan> jimlovell777: Are waveforms rendering fine?
[14:09] <dehqan> erUSUL: what is it in 9.04
[14:09] <celia> muy bien y tu??
[14:09] <lucy> bien
[14:09] <LjL> !es | lucy, celia
[14:09] <jimlovell777> sernylan: Yep. 9.10
[14:09] <iceroot> jimlovell777: much better :)
[14:09] <erUSUL> dehqan: prename is default in ubuntu/debian afaik
[14:10] <celia> helllo
[14:10] <jimlovell777> iceroot: :)
[14:10] <celia> lo siento pero yo no  hablo ingles hablo espa├▒ol y por eso no entiendo nada
[14:10] <dehqan> erUSUL: so what was reason to doing so in upgrade ?
[14:10] <lucy> jeje
[14:10] <JOHN_DILLINGER> ciao
[14:10] <sernylan> jimlovell777: I'm running 9.10 amd64, and the rendering is too crocky to edit.  Also have sweep, and no problem there.
[14:10] <jimlovell777> !es | celia
[14:10] <JOHN_DILLINGER> ho
[14:10] <JOHN_DILLINGER> hi
[14:11] <jessegenereux> can anyone answer any RAM questions?
[14:11] <JOHN_DILLINGER> can you speack italian???
[14:11] <celia> ho hi de que
[14:11] <iceroot> !it | jessegenereux
[14:11] <jimlovell777> sernylan: Well I'm on x86 so that might explain something.
[14:11] <erUSUL> dehqan: probably is a default action in the install scripts of the package (just like althought dash is default sh in ubuntu it does the alternatives thing too)
[14:11] <lucy> tu tienes tarea celia?
[14:11] <celia> yo no
[14:11] <celia> y tu
[14:11] <lucy> yo 3 act
[14:11] <sernylan> jimlovell777:  by the way, how many people recognize you have the name of an astronaut?
[14:12] <celia> bueno adioss
[14:12] <coz_> JOHN_DILLINGER,   #ubuntu-it
[14:12] <erUSUL> lucy: celia esto no es un canal para habalr del colegio. entrad en #ubuntu-es-offtopic
[14:12] <jimlovell777> sernylan: 1 in 1000
[14:12] <jessegenereux> im not running a 64-bit but I have 4GB(2 x 2gb) but when I check the system monitor it says only 2gb
[14:13] <Sensiva> jessegenereux you must use 64bit OS to use 4GB ram
[14:13] <delivos> what audio system am i using?
[14:13] <sernylan> jimlovell777: I probably wouldn't, but for a sample beginning one of the songs on Zdob Si Zdub's "Agroromantica" CD.
[14:13] <PwrSurge> hi, for the strangest reason, my left mouse button does not work under ubuntu
[14:13] <PwrSurge> any ideas?
[14:14] <wzssyqa> jessegenereux: use pae kernel
[14:14] <cyberbluntz> powersurge?
[14:14] <PwrSurge> works fine in other OS
[14:14] <jessegenereux> wow that sucks...when i put ubuntu on my desktop PC it only had 512mb of ram...i was giving the 2x2gb sticks.....thanks sensiva
[14:14] <cyberbluntz> aka jason?
[14:14] <PwrSurge> no i'm not jason
[14:14] <coz_> JOHN_DILLINGER,  vai al #ubuntu-it, possono partare italiano
[14:14] <umbra_> I need to create the default user/group  ubuntu  as it exists on the live cd  with the same assignments of group ids etc...what would be the commandline to do this? id output is:uid=999(ubuntu),gid=999(ubuntu),groups=999(ubuntu),4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),104(lpadmin),115(admin),120(sambashare)
[14:15] <Sensiva> jessegenereux I am using 64bit , and it works fine
[14:15] <PwrSurge> right clicking works fine
[14:15] <wzssyqa> jessegenereux: http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/linux-image-2.6.31-19-generic-pae
[14:15] <PwrSurge> this is on a laptop using the touchpad
[14:15] <wzssyqa> jessegenereux: apt:linux-image-2.6.31-19-generic-pae
[14:15] <PwrSurge> same thing happens if I plug in a usb mouse
[14:15] <obiwan_> hey guys what default dhclient uses networkmanager?
[14:15] <PwrSurge> left mouse button not working
[14:16] <obiwan_> i googled but didn't fuond
[14:16] <PwrSurge> it's a driver issue
[14:16] <shooree> coz_, libmono-winforms2.0-cil libmono-microsoft-visualbasic8.0-cil and libmono-i18n2.0-cil are needed, in addition to using 'mono' as a run command
[14:16] <dehqan> what is back-port repositry for ?
[14:16] <erUSUL> !backport | dehqan
[14:16] <shooree> thanks for your input, mate
[14:16] <coz_> shooree,  yikes :)
[14:16] <shooree> :) all is good
[14:16] <basncy> Ķ»ĢĶ»ĢĶāĮõĖŹĶāĮµēōõĖŁµ¢ć
[14:17] <erUSUL> !cn
[14:17] <TardisGuy>  pen drive and having a tiny persistance fs
[14:17] <TardisGuy> I usually run 64 bit Ubuntu. But i was going to throw 32 for compatability. Seeing now there is a true performance difference, i have no problem tweaking to get a fer things working
[14:17] <TardisGuy> son of a... wrong buttons
[14:17] <umbra_> jimlovell777,  I wonder how many would have recognized it without the movie apollo 13. (I've actually got one of  Lovell's autographs)
[14:18] <aimtrainer> Hey! Can anyone please explain to me how to boot from an external harddrive or memory stick using grub. Grub is in the mbr of the internal harddrive. The notebook fails to boot from usb - that's why I'm asking
[14:18] <jimlovell777> umbra_: Do you really? Lucky. I'm headed to the cape this July for the second to last shuttle launch, very excited.
[14:18] <TardisGuy> I want to know the name of the program that will allow me to install ubuntu from an external hard drive (with another install on it)
[14:19] <wzssyqa> aimtrainer: descripe it clearley
[14:19] <TardisGuy> like when you boot the live cd and "install ubuntu" right there
[14:19] <TardisGuy> if you give me a keyword i can google it
[14:19] <coz_> shooree, thanks I have kept thos in a text file incase someone else asks ...its working now though?
[14:19] <wzssyqa> aimtrainer: maybe,you should setup in bios,or etc
[14:19] <umbra_> jimlovell777, excellent...last time I was down there was for glenn's return.
[14:20] <jimlovell777> umbra_: Double lucky.
[14:20] <dehqan> xargs: aptitude: exited with status 255; aborting
[14:21] <tofi> aimtrainer: did you switch the Boot Device priority to include USB?
[14:21] <tofi> you have to Plug in the USB Device before powering on the Laptop to do this
[14:21] <aimtrainer> tofi, yes - removable device is on topb
[14:21] <aimtrainer> *top
[14:21] <tully> Sorry in advance as this might be a OSX question however. I currently run samba on a VPS server overseas. I have installed samba and shorewall, unblocked the ports and for all Window and linux machines, it connects fine. However with any OSX machine i cant connect. Is there any setting within OSX which could restrict access due to OS?
[14:22] <tully> *Is there any setting within samba that could restrict access
[14:22] <jimlovell777> dehqan: dpkg --get-selections > file  then  cat file > dpkg --set-selections  then sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade
[14:22] <aimtrainer> and I can also load a boot menu where i can select the device I want to boot from. when I select dvd or removable device it looks like it trys for a second and then goes to the usual grub
[14:22] <umbra_> jimlovell777, you should meet a friend of mine.  He has autographs and mission patches from every known US space launch crew.
[14:23] <sandro_> ciao a tutte e tutti
[14:23] <PwrSurge> in xev, there's no event when left clicking
[14:23] <PwrSurge> so i'm lost
[14:23] <Andillusion> ciao sandro...
[14:23] <jimlovell777> umbra_: :-O
[14:23] <dehqan> jimlovell777: what will that command do exactly ? will it reinstall packages that are installed ?
[14:23] <jimlovell777> dehqan: Yes, it's supposed to
[14:23] <umbra_> jimlovell777, it's quite a collection.
[14:24] <jimlovell777> umbra_: Certainly sounds like it.
[14:24] <dehqan> jimlovell777: and will install those packages that are not installed ?
[14:24] <jimlovell777> dehqan: nope
[14:24] <sernylan> tully, perhaps ports to open on OSX?
[14:25] <umbra_> jimlovell777, if you're into that sort of memorabilia thing hang on and i'll private message you something after i find it...
[14:25] <jimlovell777> umbra_: Ok, thanks.
[14:25] <PwrSurge> I guess everyone is stumped huh?
[14:25] <dehqan> jimlovell777: this  sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade only upgrade packages ?
[14:26] <jimlovell777> dehqan: That should install the selections that are not currently installed.
[14:26] <the-erm> what program would you run to enable/disable services?
[14:26] <dehqan> jimlovell777: so why do you say nope ?
[14:26] <the-erm> I can't seem to find it in the menu.
[14:26] <erUSUL> !bum | the-erm
[14:26] <Dr_Willis> the-erm:  sudo service XXXXX stop
[14:26] <Dr_Willis> the-erm:  it depends on the service and your ubuntu version also
[14:27] <obiwan_> guys could anybody give me google ip? my internet doesn't work and i'm suspecting it's dns problem, i need googles ip to ping it
[14:27] <the-erm> Dr_Willis: so no gui?
[14:27] <Dr_Willis> the-erm:  No idea. I rarely messed with old guis.
[14:27] <gwtl> obiwan_: 64.233.179.104
[14:27] <obiwan_> ty gwtl
[14:28] <the-erm> that appears to be the same thing as /etc/init.d/service stop
[14:28] <obiwan_> it works, so it gotta be dns right gwtl ?
[14:28] <gwtl> must be
[14:28] <obiwan_> yesterday i had the same problem
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> the-erm:  get away from the /etc/init.d/XXXXX type ussage.  its slowly being obsoleted
[14:28] <the-erm> There used to be a gui program that would allow you to enable/disable all that stuff.
[14:28] <obiwan_> hecking spain dns ghghghr
[14:28] <the-erm> noooo
[14:28] <the-erm> I like the init.d scripts.
[14:28] <gwtl> try setting a different dns server?
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> the-erm:  the move to UPSTART has  changed a lot of things
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> !upstart
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> the-erm:  get over it. Sysv is getting phased out.. Upstart is getting phased in
[14:29] <obiwan_> gwtl: could you please tell me your dns?
[14:29] <the-erm> So how in the world do you get a list of all your services?
[14:29] <Nacho> hola
[14:29] <obiwan_> gwtl: or some one that you know works good
[14:30] <Dr_Willis> the-erm:  sudo service list   or somthing like that
[14:30] <the-erm> I liked being able to go to a folder and just ls to see what was installed.
[14:30] <Nacho> nacho
[14:30] <gwtl> obiwan_: I use our university network's one
[14:30] <obiwan_> oh ok gwtl
[14:30] <the-erm> oh well I guess the smart people know how to fix things so it's more complicated.
[14:30] <hackoo> my phone memory card is not showing in ubuntu. I have connected via usb and selected mass storage.
[14:30] <obiwan_> please could anybody tell me some dns working fine?
[14:30] <umbra_> jimlovell777, hope that didn't overload your system
[14:30] <gwtl> obiwan_: hmmm, I wonder if you could use google....
[14:31] <obiwan_> i can't gwtl  :(
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> the-erm:  actually Upstart is a LOT simpiler in many ways.. but since you havent read up on it..... well...
[14:31] <obiwan_> oh doyo mean with ip gwtl ?
[14:31] <obiwan_> yeah maybe it works lemme try
[14:31] <gwtl> obiwan_: I mean use google as dns server
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> the-erm:  some serices are still using the sysv method. but thats getting les and less with each new ubuntu release
[14:32] <obiwan_> gwtl: how? adding that ip to my resolv.conf?
[14:32] <gwtl> obiwan_: no idea
[14:32] <pcoperator> aan
[14:32] <obiwan_> that's google server ip
[14:32] <gwtl> obiwan_: I'll se if i can find out
[14:32] <obiwan_> i don't think they use it as dns too
[14:32] <obiwan_> ok
[14:32] <pcoperator> halooo
[14:32] <sakhi> I have a acer Extensa 5635G I need a driver for Atheros ar8131 Gigabit for Ubuntu 9.10 has anyone had this problem before?
[14:32] <obiwan_> if not, please just google some dns address, thanks
[14:32] <dehqan> jimlovell777: you said ; That should install the selections that are not currently installed. how about selections that are currently installed or purged or ... will reinstall them ?
[14:32] <pcoperator> dimana obiwan
[14:33] <obiwan_> hi pcoperator
[14:33] <rzx237> obiwan: openDns 208.67.222.222
[14:33] <obiwan_> rzx237: thanks i'll try that
[14:33] <wzssyqa> google dns is 8.8.8.8
[14:33] <obiwan_> nice wzssyqa ahah
[14:33] <obiwan_> easy to remember
[14:33] <wzssyqa> and 8.8.4.4
[14:34] <gwtl> obiwan_: I foud a possible solution
[14:34] <dehqan>  dpkg --get-selections > file  then  cat file > dpkg --set-selections  then sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade   ,  That should install the selections that are not currently installed. how about selections that are currently installed or purged or ... will reinstall them ?
[14:34] <the-erm> Ok back to my original question ... how do you disable it?  How do you turn them off so they aren't running?  There used to be a gui that did it.
[14:34] <gwtl> obiwan_: seems wzssyqa beat me to it
[14:34] <wzssyqa> obiwan_: they may spent lot
[14:34] <CASILLAS> olaaaa
[14:34] <CASILLAS> 3rcip1n24t
[14:34] <CASILLAS> 3r├¦v├▒pO35Tybjv53v
[14:34] <CASILLAS> 355555555554
[14:34] <CASILLAS> ergbe4tb
[14:34] <FloodBot1> CASILLAS: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:35] <gwtl> obiwan_:  edit the /etc/resolv.conf file and add above two ip address:   nameserver 8.8.8.8  nameserver 8.8.4.4
[14:35] <Jimi_Neutral> clonezilla keeps telling me that /media/disk-1/ does not exist when it tried to save an image of a HDD I am cloning there....does anyone have any idea why this would be?
[14:35] <pigdude> Which package(s) should I install for a minimal KDE environment?
[14:36] <wzssyqa> pigdude: kde-base
[14:36] <archman> hello
[14:37] <wzssyqa> pigdude: kdebase
[14:37] <pigdude> wzssyqa, thanks
[14:37] <archman> i want to remove my swap partition (as it's useless to me...) and add that free space to the main partition (root). is it enough to just remove the swap, create the ext3, and join it with /?
[14:37] <pigdude> wzssyqa, yea I was confused for a sec. didn't it used to have the hyphen?
[14:37] <gwtl> If I press Space+Ctrl+KEY nothing happens
[14:38] <gwtl> any ideas?
[14:38] <Dr_Willis> i always put at least 512mb swap on all my HD's :)
[14:38] <obiwan_> gwtl: many thanks i did so and it works fine
[14:38] <gwtl> obiwan_: nice
[14:38] <sushuangping> good evening
[14:38] <pigdude> sushuangping, good monring
[14:38] <pigdude> sushuangping, *morning
[14:38] <jimlovell777> dehqan: I don't believe so.
[14:38] <JOHN_DILLINGER> caio
[14:38]  * pigdude goes kde
[14:38] <JOHN_DILLINGER> ciao
[14:38] <wzssyqa> Dr_Willis: leave it there
[14:39] <wzssyqa> Dr_Willis: join partio is very suck
[14:39] <sushuangping> I am from china
[14:39] <Dr_Willis> wzssyqa:  tell it to archman
[14:39] <Dr_Willis> :)
[14:40] <wzssyqa> Dr_Willis: ?
[14:40] <the-erm> erUSUL thanks ... I guess bum did the trick
[14:41] <Dr_Willis> wzssyqa:  archman  is the one wanting to remove swap not me
[14:41] <Jimi_Neutral> clonezilla keeps telling me that /media/disk-1/ does not exist when it tried to save an image of a HDD I am cloning there....does anyone have any idea why this would be?
[14:41] <wzssyqa> archman: you want to remove swap?
[14:41] <sushuangping> good evening every one =Õż¦Õ«ČµÖÜõĖŖÕźĮ
[14:42] <archman> wzssyqa, well, looking if it's safe to do it, as i have only 1.2GB of phy memory
[14:42] <wzssyqa> sushuangping: here is not place to teach chinese
[14:43] <archman> wzssyqa, as i see that this swap i have (900mb) is not enough for me to hibernate the pc, and it's empty almost always (it has 65mb atm :D)
[14:43] <wzssyqa> archman: since you have not to much phy mem ,then,you need seap
[14:43] <archman> aah ok
[14:43] <archman> :S
[14:44] <archman> wzssyqa, do i need exactly the same swap size as my phy mem, or 20% more, maybe?
[14:44] <archman> wzssqa or is it better to use tuxonice for hibernation?
[14:44] <wzssyqa> archman: ago,suggestion is 2 times
[14:44] <archman> oh cr.. :S
[14:44] <Chousuke> twice your ram is too much I think
[14:44] <archman> yes, for modern system
[14:44] <archman> read it somewhere...
[14:45] <archman> for low end machines is 2x i guess
[14:45] <archman> not sure, tho
[14:45] <Chousuke> if you need to hibernate, 1.2 times amount of RAM or something is probably okay
[14:45] <wzssyqa> for sleep,1 time,is need
[14:45] <Dr_Willis> Swap ammount depends mor eon the system. then any rule of thumnb.
[14:45] <Chousuke> you can always add more swap later anyway
[14:45] <Dr_Willis> :)
[14:45] <leander_craig> right dr wills got me cam working ;)
[14:45] <Dr_Willis> if you got 128mb of ram.. you proberly want more then 2x ram for swap :P
[14:46] <wzssyqa> now,hd is so cheap
[14:46] <archman> Chousuke, seems like i need maybe 500MB more on swpa partition :D I got two ntfs partitions, one / ext 3, can i resize some and add it to the swap? is it safe?
[14:46] <Chousuke> in fact, swap partitions are rather silly nowadays
[14:46] <wzssyqa> maybe,do not mind 2 G
[14:46] <wzssyqa> archman: you can get a file as swap
[14:46] <archman> wzssyqa i know
[14:46] <Chousuke> since you can just do dd if=/dev/zero of=swapfile bs=1M count=1024 && mkswap swapfile && swapon swapfile to add a gigabyte :P
[14:47] <Dr_Willis> I always just keep 512mb of swap on every hd on every system i got and dont worry about it. :)
[14:47] <Red_HamsterX> If you allocate too much swap and find that Linux is favouring it over RAM a bit too much, you can play with the swappiness value.
[14:47] <Dr_Willis> You cant hibernate/suspend to a swapfile..  i belive.
[14:47] <archman> wzssyqa i know, that's why i want to remove the swap and use that space as for the swapfile
[14:47] <archman> Dr_Willis, tuxonice?
[14:47] <wzssyqa> archman: you can use 2 swaps
[14:47] <Dr_Willis> archman:   Not tried that.
[14:48] <archman> http://www.tuxonice.net
[14:48] <gwtl> Chousuke: so... you don't need a physical swap partition?
[14:48] <Dr_Willis> You can use 10+ swap partions :P f ya wanted to
[14:48] <wzssyqa> archman: 1 phy,1 file
[14:48] <Chousuke> gwtl: correct
[14:48] <TardisGuy> So ive been doing more reading. Question: If i were to install a command line and apt-get ubuntu-desktop and Kubuntu-desktop on two seperate users (homes) would that eliminate the icon redundancy i get when i instal two variants?
[14:48] <archman> lol
[14:48] <Dr_Willis> dont put the swap file on a NFS fileserver. :)
[14:48] <archman> erm..
[14:48] <researcher1> what is the way to secure surfing in Ubuntu? Can anonymity be enjoyed while browsing ?
[14:48] <Chousuke> gwtl: you might need one for hibernation though. I haven't checked. :P
[14:48] <gwtl> Chousuke: ah
[14:49] <archman> don't know what to do...i might shrink of of ntfs partitions
[14:49] <archman> and add it to the swap then
[14:49] <sushuangping> µ£ēµ▓Īµ£ēµ╣¢ÕŹŚõ║║’╝¤
[14:49] <archman> i wanna try that hibernate
[14:49] <archman> seems cool
[14:49] <erUSUL> !cn | sushuangping
[14:49] <archman> better than speel
[14:49] <gwtl> Chousuke: hmmm, that would be the main use for swap  (main as in using most of it)
[14:49] <archman> sleep*
[14:49] <wzssyqa> sushuangping: go to #ubuntu-cn
[14:49] <frontendloader> anyone know how to change out xulrunner-dev versions in aptitude? or will this break things, I'm trying to install mongodb and I'm getting dependency problems
[14:49] <frontendloader> xulrunner-dev: Depends: xulrunner-1.9.1-dev (>= 1.9.1.3+build1+nobinonly) but it is not going to be installed
[14:50] <sushuangping> good
[14:50] <eurythmia> TardisGuy, no. when you run apt-get you install systemwide, not to homedirs. The icon redundancy happens when users log in with more than one type of session, and the DE saves all of its icons to ~/Desktop
[14:50] <archman> Chousuke, can i just unmount this ntfs partition from which i wanna take 500MB and add it to the swap (when swapoff)?
[14:50] <ssv1994> will I break my PC if I will turn it on and turn it off every day for 1 - 2 hours?
[14:51] <eurythmia> archman, is the partition on the same drive you have linux installed to?
[14:51] <mguy> ssv1994: no, back when I had windows 95 I used to do that every day
[14:51] <Chousuke> archman: you mean unmount, resize, make swap, add swap? :/
[14:51] <pigdude> OK, so I'm in KDE now :)
[14:51] <Chousuke> archman: or what?
[14:51] <archman> eurythmia, no :)
[14:51] <wzssyqa> pigdude: a great speed
[14:51] <archman> eurythmia, partition is ntfs (ex-windows :D)
[14:52] <pigdude> GVim doesn't appear in the KMenu...
[14:52] <major_redhat> question - would reformatting my harddrive from ext3 to ext4 improve boot performance? Im using 9.04
[14:52] <eurythmia> archman, then yeah, you can unmount all drives on the partition, resize the ntfs partition, and then do your magic ;)
[14:52] <dsnyders> HI all!  Is there an app other than audacity for cutting/pasting music?  Audiacity is having problems on my machine.
[14:52] <eurythmia> archman, (*safely*)
[14:52] <archman> Chousuke: unmount, resize ntfs, add swap, join to swap :D possible?
[14:52] <Chousuke> archman: sure.
[14:52] <Chousuke> archman: there's no need to turn off swap at any point either
[14:52] <archman> eurythmia, Chousuke, thanks :)
[14:52] <ssv1994> mguy: thanks, I just didn't knew anything about my question
[14:52] <Chousuke> archman: you can add and remove swap partitions or files dynamically
[14:52] <mguy> major_redhat: Not worth it, get an SSD if it bothers you that much
[14:52] <eurythmia> archman, oops, slydexia strikes again: s/all drives on the partition/all partitions on the drive/
[14:53] <erUSUL> !info mhwaveedit |  dsnyders
[14:53] <eurythmia> s/slydexia/slysdexia/
[14:53] <major_redhat> mguy: i would do that but I've heard that ubuntu will drastically reduce the lifespan of an SSD
[14:53] <archman> eurythmia ;)
[14:53] <TardisGuy> euythmia: thank you kindly for your response however i mean to say the programs it installs, i see it in the menus. For example KDE's "explorer" (forgot the name) will appear on gnomes menu.
[14:54] <mguy> major_redhat: Lies!
[14:54] <eurythmia> archman, :)
[14:54] <cyberbrain> hello...i have an issue with eclipse and GTK2 libs...i have installed libgtk and glibc...i can compile program from console and it works...but from eclipse it won't...i have entered alll paths of CFLAG in include dir and i still get this msg: undefined reference to `gtk_init'...any suggestion?
[14:54] <major_redhat> mguy: and plus i have no money for it :P
[14:54] <mguy> major_redhat: Well just be patient. How often do you reboot anyway?
[14:54] <dsnyders> Thanks erUSUL.  Audacity is the second program to stop working properly since my upgrade to 9.04
[14:54] <cyberbluntz> hey guys, what prog is this guy spoofing with? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVbWBoR4E64
[14:54] <archman> Chousuke, hmm, can i maybe see somewhere, how much EXACTLY maximum swap space will i ever need with this setup now? i don't want to resize now, and then end up with "34 bytes more required" :D
[14:54] <major_redhat> mguy: i dual boot win7 and ubuntu 9.04, and 9.04 takes roughly 15-16 seconds according to bootchart
[14:54] <pigdude> does anybody know how to get GTK programs to use the keyboard in KDE
[14:54] <Chousuke> archman: that's impossible to know for sure
[14:55] <archman> Chousuke, ok
[14:55] <Chousuke> archman: it depends entirely on what you do
[14:55] <Chousuke> archman: how much RAM do you have?
[14:55] <roxi> ola
[14:55] <archman> Chousuke, 1.22GB!
[14:55] <wanso> qeners
[14:55] <Chousuke> archman: 2GB should be plenty, then
[14:55] <archman> Chousuke, yes...
[14:55] <mguy> major_redhat: That's too long?
[14:55] <wanso> quien ers
[14:55] <cyberbrain> any exp with eclipse+GTK+CPP?
[14:55] <major_redhat> mguy: and to answer your question i reboot at least once or twice a day from windows into linux
[14:55] <roxi> llo
[14:55] <wanso> putos
[14:56] <roxi> y you
[14:56] <archman> Chousuke, you said 10-20% + on phy mem or something?
[14:56] <cyberbluntz> !es | wanso
[14:56] <major_redhat> mguy: no its not too long i was just curious as to whether the change from ext3 to ext4 would have any performance benifits
[14:56] <cyberbluntz> you realize he's swearing
[14:56] <roxi> me voywapo
[14:56] <cyberbluntz> calling you all pussy'd
[14:57] <dsnyders> major_redhat, If your machine has the "horsepower" run one of your OSs in a virtual machine.
[14:57] <major_redhat> dsnyders: i dual boot because of kdenlive
[14:57] <umang> What's the best place to ask about the Ubuntu Team Wiki license?
[14:57] <umang> #ubuntu-doc doesn't have too many people.
[14:58] <major_redhat> dsnyders: and compiz too
[14:58] <wzssyqa> umang: maybe,some mailing list
[14:58] <Red_HamsterX> umang, that's where I'd point you anyway. You're likely to get a higher-quality/more reliable response there.
[14:58] <dsnyders> major_redhat, Sorry, not familiar with kdenlive.  What's keeping you on windows?
[14:58] <umang> Red_HamsterX, I tried yesterday and today. Nobody replied...
[14:59] <major_redhat> dsnyders: specialy programs that i need for my job at school
[14:59] <Red_HamsterX> umang, cross-reference the usernames against Launchpad and find someone who seems important, then highlight them.
[14:59] <umang> wzssyqa, I'll see. Maybe The documentation team's if they have a public one.
[14:59] <major_redhat> dsnyders: and if i had the money, i would totally get a second 7200 rpm 2.5 hard drive and install 9.04 entirely on it
[14:59] <umang> Red_HamsterX, Are you sure that's not a rude thing to do?
[15:00] <Red_HamsterX> umang, IRC highlights aren't usually considered rude if you have a good reason for singling out an individual. Unsolicited PMs are bad, though.
[15:00] <umang> Red_HamsterX, OK. Thanks. :)
[15:00] <major_redhat> dsnyders: and plus my T400 gets roughly 6 hours of battery life when I run win7, compared to 2 or 3 from ubuntu
[15:01] <bran_> why is win 7 better with the battery life?
[15:01] <Red_HamsterX> umang, it would probably help to start by saying "I have a question about the Wiki license and I noticed that you're a major contributor. Can you answer a few questions?" or something like that.
[15:01] <Dr_Willis> bran_:  optmized drivers most likely
[15:02] <umang> Red_HamsterX, Thanks! :) Will do that.
[15:02] <dsnyders> major_redhat, My HP used to get 7 hours.  Now it's down to something like 15-20 minutes.
[15:02] <askhader> bran_: What you mean to say is why is Windows 7 better with battery life out of the box?
[15:03] <dsnyders> bran_, linux is notoriously bad when it comes to laptop battery usage.
[15:03] <Guest33318> is there a way to keep gnome icons aligned to the right instead of automagically going to the left ?
[15:03] <Tearran> you have to change the batteries about 1 a year
[15:03] <askhader> dsnyders: I don't think that's a fair generalization. It all depends on how good you are at optimizing
[15:03] <Tearran> 2 if you discharge 1nce a month
[15:05] <bran_> my acer gets about equal battery life w/o any tweeks
[15:05] <bran_> xp and ubuntu tho
[15:05] <dsnyders> askhader, Is there a distro that comes tuned for laptops?
[15:05] <bran_> cant speak to win 7
[15:07] <major_redhat> bran_: i have a customized mode in Lenovo's power management utility
[15:08] <Yanick_> hi, I just removed old unused kernel modules, but GRUB still finds the boot image files; how can I remove those useless entries?
[15:08] <major_redhat> bran_: sorry about the delayed response
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> Yanick_:  rerun Update-grub
[15:08] <Yanick_> I just did
[15:08] <bran_> no problem, any tweaks beyond power management?
[15:08] <Yanick_> it found everything
[15:09] <major_redhat> bran_: 9 - cell battery count?
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> Yanick_:  you dident remove Just the modules? but the kernels as well?  You may of missed somthing
[15:09] <Yanick_> I don't know why, I don't have linux-kernel-2.6.31-14 installed, but the boot image is still there
[15:10] <wzssyqa> Yanick_: did you copy a kernel there,yourself?
[15:10] <Yanick_> Dr_Willis, I specified in Synaptic to "completely remove" the linux-headers-2.x.x-x and it did, but grub still finds initrd-2.x.x-x, etc.
[15:10] <Yanick_> wzssyqa, of course not
[15:10] <Yanick_> wzssyqa, always used Synaptic
[15:11] <Dr_Willis> Yanick_:  i always just cheat and use the Ubuntu-tweak tool to clean mine..    when i bother to clean out kernels. :)
[15:11] <dsnyders> Yanick_, As far as I know, you have to manually remove boot images.  Grub has a mechanism for only showing the most recent, but it only drops them from the menu, not the machine.
[15:11] <wzssyqa> Yanick_: del it
[15:11] <Yanick_> wel.... this should get fixed in the uninstall process
[15:11] <major_redhat> dsnyders: how old was your laptop?
[15:11] <dsnyders> major_redhat, two years, maybe three.
[15:12] <leander_craig> so just configured all my hardware , looking to optimize mt ubuntu box , any advice?
[15:12] <leander_craig> boot time
[15:12] <dsnyders> major_redhat, Original battery.
[15:12] <Yanick_> wzssyqa, alright. wasn't sure it was safe; I was asking first
[15:12] <major_redhat> dsnyders: 15 - 20 minutes sounds about right for the original battery
[15:12] <Yanick_> Dr_Willis, where is the grub menu.lst file in Ubuntu 9.10 ?
[15:12] <wzssyqa> Yanick_: have a livecd
[15:12] <leander_craig> yanick , boot
[15:13] <wzssyqa> Yanick_: and move the files
[15:13] <leander_craig> ./boot/grub
[15:13] <dsnyders> major_redhat, The thing that irks me is that the fall-off isn't gradual.  Two weeks ago I was getting 30-45 minutes of battery life, then poof! 15 minutes.
[15:13] <Dr_Willis>  Yanick_  grub2 does it differently
[15:14] <Yanick_> leander_craig, menu.lst is neither in /boot nor /boot/grub
[15:14] <wzssyqa> Yanick_: it depens whether you upgrade or new-install
[15:14] <Dr_Willis> !grub2 | Yanick_
[15:14] <Yanick_> Dr_Willis, will that be in 10.04?
[15:14] <TardisGuy> Yanick_: its still under boot
[15:14] <chili555> Yanick_, did you remove linux-headers _and_ linux-image??
[15:14] <major_redhat> dsnyders: have you ever performed a battery reset? (if your power manager utility allows you to do that)
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> Yanick_:  grub2 is also in 10.04 and its in 9.04
[15:15] <Yanick_> chili555, on the 2.6.31-14 that I don't have the package installed anymore only so far
[15:15] <Yanick_> chili555, yes
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> or was it 9.10.. i get my #'s wrong
[15:15] <leander_craig> yanick , mine is right there 9.10 -- try -- gksudo nautilus , unhide files ..
[15:15] <dsnyders> major_redhat, I tried that back when my battery lasted about an hour.  It didn't change things any.
[15:15] <abhi_nav> how to make a keyboard shortcut for any application? e.g. I want a keyboard shortcut for pidgin. likewise (in future I wll create for thunderbird etc etc)
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  the gconf editor tool lets you do that. or 'ubuntu-tweak' tool
[15:16] <major_redhat> dsnyders: the majority of the batteries we get at my college (all 9-cell, 85 Whr) tend to die a month after the 1 year warranty has expired
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  or i think compiz settings can also doit
[15:16] <Yanick_> leander_craig, in the console, the files does not exist
[15:16] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: how to do that? I also have compiz
[15:16] <wzssyqa> abhi_nav: system -> perference
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  check the settings
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> !ccsm | abhi_nav
[15:16] <KIAaze> ubuntu wiki is sloooooow :(
[15:17] <Yanick_> leander_craig, unless this is Windows, ls -a should list all files.... menu.lst is NOT in /boot/grub
[15:17] <cyberbluntz> kismet isnt showing me the essid, how to fix?
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> leander_craig:  grub2 dosent use a menu.lst  it has other names
[15:17] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: & wzssyqa: in system=preferences=keyboard shortcuts it is asking for name and command. what is the command?
[15:17] <leander_craig> eeh , is there a grub2 any where
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  whatever command you want to run
[15:17] <wzssyqa> abhi_nav: which application?
[15:17] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: i want to open pidgin
[15:18] <abhi_nav> wqssyq: pidgin
[15:18] <wzssyqa> leander_craig: grub.cfg
[15:18] <wzssyqa> abhi_nav: pidgin
[15:18] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:   see what the pidgin icon launches..
[15:18] <bran_> yeah just type in pidgin for the command
[15:18] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: means? how to see that?
[15:18] <Yanick_> alright. manually deleting the vmlinuz-* and initrd.img-* files, then updating grub seems to work
[15:18] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  use the menu editor.. or drag the ocon from the menu to the desktop and check its properties
[15:19] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: and where is keyboard shortcut option in compiz setting?
[15:19] <Yanick_> this should be done automatically when removing linux-headers-* packages
[15:19] <wzssyqa> abhi_nav: the programer is  hunman
[15:19] <[diablo]> bravo Ubuntu... at last we have decent brand artwork and colors :-) bring on the dancing girls ;-)
[15:19] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: ok
[15:19] <bran_> keyboard sgortcuts in preferences
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  in there some where.. but if you are using the gnome tools. You dont want to use the compiz ones
[15:19] <[diablo]> looks great btw
[15:19] <knxville> Hi, is it possible with gparted, to break up a partition and make two? for example, I have ubuntu as one partition at the moment, at the size of 500 GB, can I break it up, so I have One ubuntu, and one windows?
[15:19] <knxville> Without formatting
[15:19] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: actually I dotn know what gnome tools is. where it is located? should need to download it? or it is already in my pc?
[15:20] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  some one mentioned it earlier.. or use the gconf editor.. or the ubuntu-tweak tool
[15:20] <Yanick_> alright, rebooting now
[15:21] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: Please tell me where these tools are. I dont know in details about them.
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  gee.. the perferances -> Keyboard shortcuts ... seems a logicel place...
[15:21] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: I am there only.
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  or you INSTALL ubuntu-tweak or learn to use the gconf editor.. (not reccomended)
[15:22] <koniu> hello
[15:22] <koniu> I am looking for a canal irc with programming
[15:22] <wzssyqa> abhi_nav: drag the menu entry to gedit
[15:22] <koniu> help someone ?
[15:22] <wzssyqa> abhi_nav: and you can see how it words
[15:22] <trelayne> all, does anyone know where I can set the default browser to use when I click on a link in an application?
[15:22] <wzssyqa> works
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> abhi_nav:  add a new one.. set the shortcut
[15:23] <abhi_nav> Dr_Willis: and wzssyqa: ok Done!!! I have added shortcut usign command 'pidgin'. Thankyou for help. :)
[15:23] <wzssyqa> trelayne: prefered applathon
[15:23] <trelayne> never mind trying something out first
[15:23] <trelayne> got it
[15:23] <trelayne> sorry should have asked Google first :-(
[15:24] <koniu> I did it byt I can find...
[15:24] <koniu> *but
[15:24] <koniu> *can't
[15:24] <koniu> sorry
[15:24] <Pici> koniu: What language?
[15:24] <koniu> polish
[15:24] <obiwan_> guys, shouldn't nautilus stop showing thumbnails of vids and pics with no read permissions?
[15:25] <Pici> koniu: I meant what programming language, sorry :)
[15:25] <obiwan_> i just realised if i put no read permissions on my private pix lib, everybody can still see the thumbnails
[15:25] <obiwan_> i know i can disable thumbs, but i don't want that
[15:26] <trelayne> wzssyqa, m, do I have to relogin to take effect?
[15:27] <nallep> hello, I'm having trouble trying to install ubuntu 9.10 on a compaq presario 900, it just goes to a black screen and nothing happens when I try to install it.
[15:27] <eurythmia> private pix lib, eh?
[15:27] <wzssyqa> trelayne: no idea
[15:27] <obiwan_> yeah eurythmia haha
[15:27] <trelayne> wzssyqa,  ok thanks.. just doesn't see to work.. will tinkers some more..
[15:27] <obiwan_> i've got busted once, i don't want another xd
[15:28] <Adam> hey every
[15:28] <obiwan_> hey adam
[15:28] <bran_> nallep does it work with a live cd?
[15:28] <Adam> wat r u guys talken about
[15:29] <nallep> bran_ no it does the same thing when I try to use the try without install, it just goes to black screen and nothing happens
[15:29] <obiwan_> guys things hehe, hiding images previews and stuff ahah ^_^
[15:29] <Pici> Adam: This is the Ubuntu Support channel, for Ubuntu support questions.  If you want to chat, you can join #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:30] <shuli> hi all!
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> I still cant figure out how to disable that annoying 'This Disk is a Photo Disk Open  [fprot]' message at the top of the files area in the fule manager. :)
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> its annoying because its always WRONG. :)
[15:31] <shuli> bye!
[15:31] <shuli> quit
[15:31] <bran_> have you tried other distros or version of ubuntu/
[15:31] <bran_> ?
[15:31] <shuli> exit
[15:31] <cyberbluntz> HEY why is ubuntu shipping me a kismet a year out of date?!?!
[15:31] <nallep> bran_ no just this one
[15:31] <nallep> ubuntu 9.10 desktop edition
[15:32] <bran_> hmm have you tested the disc integreity?
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> cyberbluntz:  ubuntu updates everything every 6 months with each new release. Thats how it works.
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> cyberbluntz:  if you want newest use PPA repos or source.
[15:32] <nallep> bran_ when I try to check disk integrety on the laptop it freezes up, when I burned the disk on my desktop I checked that it burned correctly
[15:33] <aniita> yo no quiero hablar en ingles
[15:33] <obiwan_> aniita: entra en #ubuntu-es
[15:33] <cyberbluntz> everytime i try to compile something i get tons of errors
[15:33] <obiwan_> aniita: ahi hablan espa├▒ol
[15:33] <cyberbluntz> I downloaded the source and headers
[15:33] <Dr_Willis> cyberbluntz:  you need to install all needed dev and lib-dev packages the program needs
[15:33] <vaix> what does "SAUCE" mean in the ubuntu kernel patches?
[15:34] <cyberbluntz> and actually mr.willis, they shipped me a ver from 08
[15:34] <Dr_Willis> cyberbluntz:  the apt-get build-deps command can help woth that
[15:34] <cyberbluntz> ok ty
[15:35] <zicada> so, anywhere to grab the new theme yet for testing ?
[15:35] <Pici> cyberbluntz: The version that is in Ubuntu is the same one that is in Debian.
[15:35] <zicada> im sure this has been asked a few billion times already heh
[15:35] <cyberbluntz> E: Invalid operation build-deps
[15:35] <cyberbluntz> is it debs?
[15:35] <cyberbluntz> no
[15:35] <Dr_Willis> zicada:  thers tons of 'themse that may be in 10.04' packages/repos out :)
[15:35] <Pici> cyberbluntz: apt-get build-dep packagename
[15:35] <DodoBird> I assume it'd be in the repositories and you could update to grab it.
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> !apt | cyberbluntz
[15:36] <leander_craig> compwiz vs beryl
[15:36] <DodoBird> If not, no idea.
[15:36] <Pici> !beryl | leander_craig
[15:36] <skrite> hey gents, having some trouble with mysql replication. i have slave io running yes, but slave sql running no
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> leander_craig:  beryl is dead
[15:36] <gutts> hello
[15:36] <poke456> wow
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> leander_craig:  so thers no comparison
[15:36] <major_redhat> what replaced beryl?
[15:36] <gutts> is audacity 1.3.11 exists on hardy ?
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> major_redhat:  compiz did.
[15:36] <zicada> Dr_Willis: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Brand
[15:36] <zicada> Dr_Willis: i mean that
[15:36] <obiwan_> vaix SAUCE refers to the fact that this patch might not go upstream, but we need to
[15:36] <obiwan_> +# carry it to successive releases.
[15:36] <leander_craig> pici , why ?
[15:37] <Pici> leander_craig: Why? Because thats what the Compiz and Beryl developers decided.
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> leander_craig:  beryl has been dead i think for like 2 years now
[15:37] <major_redhat> Dr_Willis: figured
[15:37] <leander_craig> oh is it thats news @ wills
[15:37] <leander_craig> :P
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> Youve been under a rock :) or somthing hehe
[15:38] <leander_craig> new to ubuntu :P
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> leander_craig:  not really ubuntu related.. other disrtos are also using compiz-fusion which is what they called it when they merged beryl and compiz
[15:39] <leander_craig> dr_wills , windows dosent  :P
[15:39] <DodoBird> Of course it's going to take a big hit soon, since Gnome 3.0 won't support it for compositing, unless the devs have changed their minds on that.
[15:40] <rycole> hi all. im using ubuntu server, and im trying to figure out how to properly create a single logical drive out of two physical drives. ive read up on Parted, but i dont quite understand where to start. does what i want to do require both Parted and an LVM install?
[15:40] <rycole> or do i just install using the entire disk of one of the drives, and Parted will bring in the other?
[15:40] <rycole> LVM install just seems to create a small partition on one of the drives
[15:41] <knxville> Hi, is it possible with gparted, to break up a partition and make two? for example, I have ubuntu as one partition at the moment, at the size of 500 GB, can I break it up, so I have One ubuntu, and one windows?
[15:42] <DodoBird> knxville: Yep, quite easy, in fact.
[15:42] <wzssyqa> knxville: yes ,you can
[15:42] <knxville> DodoBird, alright.. thanks.
[15:42] <DodoBird> Although there is a problem, come to think of it...
[15:43] <knxville> DodoBird, what should that be?
[15:43] <wzssyqa> knxville: it is a time cost work
[15:43] <DodoBird> It's not with the partition, but rather that Windows overwrites GRUB as it installs. Or it used to, anyhow.
[15:43] <w3rt> after installing windows just use a ubuntu live cd to reinstall grub
[15:43] <ciastek> any news about opening beta of ubuntu music store?
[15:43] <DodoBird> At which point you'll need to boot back into Linux with a LiveCD or USB key or something, and fix up grub... yeah, what he said.
[15:44] <DodoBird> ciastek: I assume it's still a ways off, unless they mentioned something yesterday that I missed.
[15:44] <knxville> DodoBird, do you have a guide or anything?
[15:44] <DodoBird> knxville: Afraid not. I'm not on my Linux machine atm. It's a pretty common thing to do... just search for a guide and I'm sure someone will have put one up.
[15:45] <knxville> DodoBird, Alright, thanks
[15:45] <trism> knxville: for grub2 on ubuntu 9.10, this works https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover Grub 2 via LiveCD
[15:45] <suano> a
[15:45] <suano> Ola
[15:45] <suano> ola
[15:45] <knxville> trism, isnt that after I created a new partition?
[15:45] <gouda> w3rt touches children
[15:45] <suano> soy espa├▒ol
[15:46] <suano> capulloooooooooo
[15:46] <suano> cabrooooooooon
[15:46] <Pici> !es | suano
[15:46] <ciastek> here is said, that ubuntu one opens beta shortly - http://popey.com/blog/2010/03/02/getting-ready-for-ubuntu-one-music-store-beta/ i'm prepared and ready for shopping spree ;)
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[15:46] <trism> knxville: yes, I thought you meant a guide to recover grub after you were done
[15:46] <trism> knxville: sorry
[15:46] <ciastek> DodoBird: ^
[15:48] <chiiiiiz> Hi!!!
[15:48] <cyberbluntz> but cant seem to find the libncurses or libcurses
[15:49] <Luke_> I have ubuntu copied over from an external disk. But abot the third time  boot it up it freezes. I am able to get into it through failsafe Gnome what should i do?
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> !find libcurses
[15:49] <cyberbluntz> I'm trying to compile a prog and need these files
[15:49] <Mateo_> i please need some help with sed ... i would like, in a folder, to replace EVERY <? occurences with <?php but i of course, don't want it to happend to <? that already are followed by php
[15:49] <trism> !libncurses5-dev | cyberbluntz
[15:49] <chiiiiiz> I have purchased a Verbatim disk, it is formated FAT32. I have lost 150 Go of files... Even when I show the hidden files, even in the .trashes... there is nothing... but when I do a df command, it tells me that I only have 350 Go free... My 150Go files are not digitally gone... but where are they?
[15:50] <cyberbluntz> good nough
[15:50] <trism> cyberbluntz: well the bot it acting strange, but that's the library
[15:50] <pat__> hello
[15:50] <chiiiiiz> hi!
[15:50] <cyberbluntz> ty
[15:50] <pat__> do you speak french ?!?
[15:50] <chiiiiiz> I do
[15:50] <Nitsuga> chiiiiiz, did you lost some file or just have the available space counter wrong?
[15:50] <poke456> non
[15:50] <Mateo_> i do, too
[15:51] <cyberbluntz> !fr | chiiiiiz
[15:51] <Nitsuga> chiiiiiz, did you lost some file or just have the available space counter wrong?
[15:51] <pat__> ok merci !!!
[15:51] <chiiiiiz> Nitsuga: I did lost files... as far as I know, I did not empty the bin... but I can't find my files anywhere
[15:52] <abhi_nav>  #ubuntu-fr for french
[15:52] <cyberbluntz> Now for the libpcap?
[15:52] <Nitsuga> chiiiiiz, did you try to use baobab to find the files?
[15:52] <chiiiiiz> I guess they are still on the disk, but the "catalog" that says where they are does not find them... otherwise it would says I have my 500 Go free
[15:52] <chiiiiiz> baobab? I did not know this*
[15:53] <Nitsuga> chiiiiiz, alt f2> baobab
[15:53] <trism> cyberbluntz: apt-cache search -n package_name; will generally find the libraries you need
[15:53] <cyberbluntz> thx
[15:53] <Nitsuga> chiiiiiz, and click explore filesystem
[15:53] <cyberbluntz> that going into my cmd list
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> cyberbluntz:    sudo apt-get build-dep
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> cyberbluntz:    sudo apt-get build-dep  PACKAGENAME
[15:54] <Luke_> I have ubuntu copied over from an external disk. But abot the third time  boot it up it freezes. I am able to get into it through failsafe Gnome what should i do?
[15:54] <chiiiiiz> Nitsuga: work on progress... thanks
[15:54] <kaje> I just updated my 9.10 box and now I can't log in at the GDM screen... I was able to switch to a VC, stop GDM, and startx successfully... Anyone else experiencing this?
[15:54] <cyberbluntz> o its build dep not deps?
[15:54] <kaje> This is actually the second box this has happened to me on... both 9.10 machines
[15:54] <obiwan_> guys, do you know if apt uses its own fetch program or wget or something?
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> cyberbluntz:  tab completion works for a great many commands to fill in arguments... and theres the docs :)
[15:55] <Nitsuga> chiiiiiz, good luck ;)
[15:55] <cyberbluntz> thx doc
[15:55] <knxville> DodoBird, What filesystem is the optimal for windows?
[15:55] <cyberbluntz> can I call you doc?
[15:55] <mrkim> Running 9.10, took an update this morning and now all I get is a blank ubuntu screen after inputting login /username info
[15:55] <chiiiiiz> Nitsuga: it has analysed the Verbatim disk: it has found nothing... so I guess the free space counter must be wrong...
[15:55] <kaje> mrkim: I'm getting the same thing...
[15:56] <kaje> Anyone know what the problem is?
[15:56] <Nitsuga> chiiiiiz, baobab is a free space explorer
[15:56] <Nitsuga> chiiiiiz, look for a big folder with your files
[15:56] <Nitsuga> i have to go.
[15:56] <DodoBird> knxville: I generally stick with NTFS, but I'm not running Linux and Windows on the same machine. If I recall, it's easy enough for Linux to now deal with NTFS paritions using FUSE, though.
[15:56] <mrkim> I am on a second machine an have done the update but not yet restarted
[15:56] <cyberbluntz> so this will do all the ./configure, make, and make install?
[15:57] <Nitsuga> chiiiiiz, but to reset the free space counter use fsck-vaft after umounting the partition.
[15:57] <Pici> cyberbluntz: No.  That will get and install the package's build dependencies. Like all those -dev packages that you're looking for now.
[15:57] <Pici> !checkinstall | cyberbluntz You should also look into using checkinstall
[15:58] <chiiiiiz> thyanks
[15:58] <Holzster> ./wi Pici
[15:58] <rycole> wow, i never knew about checkinstall.
[15:58] <rycole> that sounds really helpful.
[15:58] <mrkim> anyone besides kaje and myself having problems logging in after update today?
[15:59] <kaolbrec> knxville, read and write from NTFS works fine now, aside from occasional permission issues.
[15:59] <Dr_Willis> if a older version is in the repos that 'build-dep' option saves a LOT of time in compiling new versions
[16:00] <sam_> anyone know of a microsoft project alternative ( i have tried open-proj and found it buggy)
[16:00] <Gibby> How could my Ubuntu be booting without Grub?
[16:00] <mrkim> I have tried going into recovery mode and chosen repair, etc. but it says there are no issues
[16:00] <sam_> Gibby,  Lilo?
[16:00] <cyberbluntz> ooh, got a new wireshark dev too
[16:00] <mrkim> I also tried booting into an older kernel version and still the same result
[16:01] <sam_> Gibby, or the windows one, I forget what it is called
[16:01] <Gibby> sam_, I do not see Lilo being installed either
[16:01] <sam_> windowz bootloader or something?
[16:01] <tdn> How to turn wlan0 into an access point?
[16:02] <cyberbluntz> still missed the libl-devel
[16:02] <Gibby> sam_, nope no windows either
[16:02] <sam_> dunno then, sorry
[16:02] <cyberbluntz> if you guys might want to fix that
[16:02] <Gibby> I think Grub is installed but I do not have a menu.lst, when I try to run grub, it tells me it is  not installed
[16:02] <inja> how come my numlock dont work
[16:02] <Luke_> hey i have a new Gateway from best buy  i have copied over, using Gparted, the partition i used for ubuntu to a partition on my laptop.  i can boot into the computer, but when i use regular GNOME it fails.  but if i use failsafe everything is fine. any suggestions
[16:02] <Gibby> If I install grub, will it mess anything up since I have a custom kernel and everything....
[16:03] <Mohammad[B]> how i can change my resolution in my Virtual Machine for ubuntu ? http://img2.pict.com/fa/b0/6e/3030542/0/scr009.jpg
[16:03] <Luke_> Gibby it shouldn't depending on if you know how to set it up
[16:03] <Gibby> Mohammad[B], try to change in the the microsoft program
[16:03] <kaje> mrkim: I worked around it, but I'm still not sure what caused it...
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> Mohammad[B]:  install the vbox guest addations.
[16:03] <Gibby> Luke_, so I should just be able to do apt-get install grub?
[16:04] <obscurant1st> which is the best im client with webcam support for ubuntu?
[16:04] <Luke_> yes
[16:04] <mrkim> Anyone have suggestions with a boot up problem since the most recent update in 9.10?
[16:04] <bin1010> what is linux-image-2.6.31-20-generic-pae mean...mostly I am curious about the pae part?
[16:04] <Gibby> Luke_, it says I have grub-pc installed and it will remove that to install grub
[16:04] <Luke_> but i would consider how many partitions you have firsrt
[16:04] <theadmin> HELP!!! Something's blocking the /var/cache/debconf/config.dat file, and i can't use tasksel!
[16:04] <bin1010> my other ubuntu box just says generic
[16:04] <Dr_Willis> bin1010:  lets 32bit kernel handle more then 4gb ram.. rarely needed
[16:04] <wzssyqa> bin1010: it support big mem
[16:04] <inja> Is this a help channel?
[16:05] <bin1010> ah....thanks
[16:05] <abhi_nav> inja: yes
[16:05] <Pici> inja: Yes, this is the  Official Ubuntu Support Channel
[16:05] <Mohammad[B]> Dr_Willis, where is this "vbox guest addations" ?
[16:05] <inja> how do i enable my numlock
[16:05] <nuki> hello
[16:05] <Gibby> Luke_, I have 2 750gb harddrives in a raid1 with a lvm on top of that then 6 logical volumes
[16:05] <nuki> how are you?
[16:05] <Dr_Willis> Mohammad[B]:  in the vbox menus.. and check the vbox docs to learn more about them
[16:05] <kaje> mrkim: Switch to a VC (Ctrl + Alt + F1) and log in. Then delete ~/.gnome2 and ~/.gnome2_private. Shut down gdm (sudo service gdm stop). Start up X manually (startx). Log out of that session. Start up gdm (sudo service gdm start). And it seems to be fixed...
[16:05] <bin1010> ubuntu......have I told you that you are doing a great job today?    you are....
[16:06] <arand> bin1010: pae roughly means you can use more than ~3.4GB of memory on 32bit, wikipedia has a good page in Physical Address Extension if you want to dig further.
[16:06] <Luke_> then i would use pc-grub  or, maybe its grub-pc
[16:06] <kaje> Some of those steps may be unnecessary, but that's exactly what I did to fix things...
[16:06] <Luke_> try sudo apt-get install pc-grub  if that doesnt work try sudo apt-get install grub-pc
[16:06] <mrkim> I hate to be dumb kaje but when do I make that switch to VC?
[16:07] <VCoolio> kaje: you may want to be more specific about .gnome2, if you delete that whole folder also gedit plugins and nautilus scripts go down the drain
[16:07] <Gibby> Luke_, it says grub-pc is already at its newest
[16:07] <bin1010> I don't miss Windows at all...sure wish though that open office was a closer replacement to MS office....  programs that produce rtf don't look same in OO as they do in MS Word... :(
[16:07] <theadmin> I'll go restart, sec.
[16:07] <Luke_> then try update-grub
[16:07] <Luke_> sudo update-grub
[16:07] <arand> Gibby: grub-pc is grub2 whareas if you install the grub package you'll get grub-legacy (grub1)
[16:08] <arand> !grub2 | Gibby
[16:08] <kaje> VCoolio: Oh I didn't know that... I don't use either of those.
[16:08] <Gibby> arand, I see that, just found the readme for it, i just ran update-grub and it found 5 images
[16:08] <kaje> mrkim: You switch to the VC first
[16:09] <arand> Gibby: Note that grub2 doesn't use menu.lst but grub.cfg which is edited indirectly through /etc/default/grub
[16:09] <kaje> mrkim: Virtual console just lets you log in to your system without any graphics involved
[16:09] <nuki> hello
[16:09] <nuki> :)
[16:09] <arand> !hi | nuki
[16:09] <Luke_> then you shoud be good at boot it should list all images and OSes  but if you find that you can't boot try super grub disk  i suggest burning a copy before shutting down the computer
[16:10] <sam_> Anyone got any good project management software tips (not openproj)
[16:10] <Gibby> Luke_, already got it, just trying to boot to SU without a disk so I can resize a LV
[16:10] <obscurant1st> which is the best im client with webcam support for ubuntu?
[16:10] <Luke_> ok
[16:10] <kaje> mrkim and VCoolio: I'm not sure that all those steps are required to get gdm working again. If I had to bet, I would say that it is actually the logging off of the X session you started with startx that is cleaning something up that the update screwed up...
[16:10] <solow> http://xkcd.com/456/
[16:10] <solow> so true
[16:10] <obscurant1st> at least wt you guys recommend?
[16:11] <arand> solow: #ubuntu-offtopic < ;)
[16:11] <solow> why. people here don't like to laugh once in a while?
[16:11] <Luke_> hey i have a new Gateway from best buy  i have copied over, using Gparted, the partition i used for ubuntu to a partition on my laptop.  i can boot into the computer, but when i use regular GNOME it fails.  but if i use failsafe everything is fine. any suggestions
[16:11] <DodoBird> solow: Only for some people. I don't mind tinkering to get stuff exactly the way I like, but I loathe tinkering just to have to get the damn OS to work as it should've in the first place.
[16:12] <mrkim> Ok, I'm in the VC but unsure how to proceed.  Not a "terminal hero" :>)
[16:12] <Gibby> going to try to reboot, thanks everyone
[16:12] <Luke_> welcome
[16:12] <obscurant1st> any of you gys know a gnome alternative for kopete?
[16:12] <kaje> mrkim: First stop gdm: sudo service gdm stop
[16:13] <Luke_> i need help with Gnome
[16:13] <kaje> mrkim: Then, try starting X manually: startx
[16:13] <solow> DodoBird, Well, sorry, I guess.
[16:14] <kaje> mrkim: Are you looking at your graphical desktop now?
[16:14] <inja> how do i enable my numlock?
[16:14] <cyberbluntz> ok heres where I'm at, do you see any more error I can fix plz? http://pastebin.com/1CZzef5R
[16:14] <DodoBird> solow: Sorry? I don't get it. Oh well, nevermind.
[16:15] <chazco> Hi... I have a duel-boot system setup on my netbook between Ubuntu 9.10 and Windows 7... is there any way to add a "Reboot to Windows" shortcut to Ubuntu (and a "Reboot to Ubuntu" shortcut on Windows)?
[16:15] <mrkim> Ok, stopped gdm & then entered startx and have a black screen
[16:15] <cyberbluntz> no
[16:15] <solow> DodoBird, Oh, you weren't criticizing my url, you were talking about it :P
[16:15] <cyberbluntz> unless you can configure a grub, whats the point?
[16:15] <DodoBird> Yep.
[16:16] <Luke_> i need help with Gnome when i boot up with regular Gnome my computer freezes but with failsafe im fine  any suggestions?
[16:16] <kaje> mrkim: hmm, maybe we do have to delete those two folders... ok, go back to the VC (Ctrl + Alt + F1)
[16:16] <dehqan> Is this package on 9.04 or 9.10 ? libc6_2.10.1-0ubuntu15_i386
[16:17] <blockcold> hello this error is happening "omiting error"
[16:17] <arand> chazco: In ubuntu you should be able to run a script which sets the grub default entry, for windows I'm guessing it might be quite a bit trickier..
[16:17] <mrkim> Done
[16:17] <mgolisch> trelayne: depends/redraw
[16:17] <mgolisch> ups
[16:17] <kaje> mrkim: Hit Ctrl + C to kill the X session... this should bring back the terminal prompt
[16:17] <chazco> arand - Thats what I was expecting... a while ago I ran a version of Linux which worked this way... think it used loadlin with Windows 95/98... got used to it
[16:18] <mrkim> Ok, now I'm back to a login
[16:18] <jareth_> why is the athk9 driver still shitty, even after the latest kernel update? again i'm forced to use the linux-backports-modules-2.6.31-20-generic package to get wifi functioning properly...
[16:18]  * dehqan solved http://packages.ubuntu.com/en/karmic/i386/libc6/download
[16:18] <blockcold> hello how to install kde in xubuntu
[16:18] <kaje> mrkim: Do you use gedit or nautilus scripts?
[16:19] <mrkim> usinf sudo su I logged in as root
[16:19] <mrkim> I use gedit
[16:19] <Luke_> when i boot my computer freezes!!!!!!!!!
[16:19] <kaje> mrkim: do you use any plugins in gedit?
[16:19] <Luke_> ubuntu 9.04
[16:20] <jareth_> i don't understand why this old bugreport has been closed after all.... -> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-backports-modules-2.6.28/+bug/379861
[16:20] <kaje> mrkim: oh, you should log out of root... Did you give the "startx" command while root?
[16:21] <skydrome> does anyone know if getdeb.net is down for good?
[16:22] <mrkim> Ok as root how do I get back to user in terminal?  I'm not sure if I was running as root when I did the previous command
[16:22] <banisterfiend> how do i find out what version of adobe flash im running in chrome?
[16:22] <jareth_> thing which really buggs the hell out of me, is that the mentioned workaround still improves my wfi signal with 30%!!!
[16:22] <arand> chazco: In grub2 what you would need to do is edit the GRUB_DEFAULT= entry in /etc/default/grub and then run update-grub to propagate it to the grub.cfg file, unfortunately this is not an instantaneous operation..
[16:22] <kaje> mrkim: to drop out of root, just enter "exit"
[16:23] <jareth_> why are the fixes in backports repo not actively pushed ?
[16:23] <bbbbb> quit
[16:23] <mrkim> OK, back to user.  I'm not sure of what plugins I have for gedit
[16:23] <chazco> arand - Sorry, got disconnected... i was thinking of something like that... sounds like it'll be more trouble than it's worth though. Nevermind :)
[16:23] <jareth_> at least someone with an opinion on this?
[16:24] <kaje> ok, try doing the startx command again as the regular user
[16:25] <mrkim> did it and went to a black screen kaje
[16:26] <kaje> mrkim: ok, switch back to the VC (Ctrl+Alt+F1) and kill the X session (Ctrl+C)
[16:27] <pretto> what is the font used to create the new brand?
[16:27] <dehqan> is this command true
[16:27] <kaje> mrkim: next, create a temp folder called temp-hidden and move two directories to it: mv ~/.gnome* temp-hidden/
[16:27] <dehqan>  for i in $(/2); do apt-get --reinstall -install $i; done
[16:27] <mrkim> OK, now I have a mesage stating unexpected signal 2.
[16:27] <dehqan> 2 is a file in /
[16:27] <Luke_> when i boot my computer freezes!!!!!!!!!
[16:27] <kaje> mrkim: make sure there is no space before the * in that command
[16:28] <kaje> mrkim: to create that folder, do this command: mkdir temp-hidden
[16:28] <Archy1987> how to add equalizer to Totem Movie Player ?
[16:28] <mrkim> entered "temp-hidden" and it states command not found
[16:28] <mrkim> what pre-command do I need
[16:29] <Archy1987> how to add equalizer to Totem Movie Player ?
[16:29] <VCoolio> dehqan: make that $(cat /2)
[16:29] <kaje> mrkim: to create the directory do the following: mkdir temp-hidden
[16:29] <cyberbluntz> hey guys if you can make checkinstall behave with the fact that to run securely kismet needs to install a suid-root helper app
[16:29] <cyberbluntz> how?
[16:29] <kaje> mrkim: to move the gnome directories, do the following: mv ~/.gnome* temp-hidden/
[16:30] <dehqan> VCoolio: says E: Command line option 'i' [from -install] is not known.
[16:30] <obiwan_> guys, anybody knows what Hit in apt-get update means?
[16:30] <VCoolio> dehqan: ah yes. --reinstall, double -
[16:30] <VCoolio> dehqan: nope, wrong again, no -- at all
[16:31] <dehqan>  for i in $(cat /2); do apt-get reinstall -install $i; done    VCoolio?
[16:31] <VCoolio> dehqan: apt-get --reinstall install   << that's the one
[16:31] <mrkim> Ok, done with that
[16:32] <mrkim> back to ~$
[16:32] <kaje> mrkim: now try doing the startx command
[16:32] <mrkim> argh, back to black screen again
[16:33] <kaje> hmm, I don't know then... you've done exactly what I did to fix it...
[16:33] <captainc> I'm trying to install ubuntu cd-less from windows; my computer is having issues with installing from both cd-rom and usb from unetbootin. I am trying unetbootin and grub4dos and I can boot from grub to a minimal busybox.
[16:33] <kaje> You are sure that you stopped the gdm, right?
[16:33] <captainc> I want to be able to mount the ISO and install, but I have been unsuccessful.
[16:33] <mrkim> at what point in the process?  I tried mimicing each command you gave
[16:34] <kaje> the first thing should have been: sudo service gdm stop
[16:34] <mrkim> no I didn't enter that command :>(
[16:34] <kaje> oh
[16:34] <kaje> ok, do that one, and then do the startx command
[16:35] <IcyJ> is it just me or does gnome-do have a HUGE memory problem?  I can watch the memory usage grow almost 1mb a minute...
[16:35] <mrkim> I tried CTl ALT F1 and now get nowhere
[16:35] <DodoBird> IcyJ: Just you. Or more likely, your version of Gnome-Do. Which version number are you using?
[16:35] <IcyJ> 0.8.3.1
[16:36] <VCoolio> IcyJ: I thought that had improved; but try kupfer instead http://kaizer.se/wiki/kupfer/
[16:36] <kaje> mrkim: You can switch to another VC by hitting Ctrl + Alt + F2
[16:36] <DodoBird> IcyJ: I'd ditch it and try the one from the PPA instead. It's stable and I've had no trouble with it at all.
[16:36] <mrkim> nope
[16:36] <kaje> F1 - F6 each give you a separate VC to use...
[16:36] <IcyJ> Dodobird - I'll look for the PPA, thanks
[16:36] <mrkim> ok F3 worked
[16:38] <kaje> mrkim: Need the steps again?
[16:38] <happyface> why does wifi not work unless I do "wlan0 up" THEN restart ubuntu?
[16:38] <happyface> every time
[16:39] <dehqan> a package is installed from 9.10 rep , but now it can not be downloaded and reinstalled from 9.04 rep , why ?
[16:39] <mrkim> Kaje, got past startx and it now says Fatal server error
[16:39] <Gangrel> anyone knows where and how i can upgrade from openoffice 3.1 to openoffice 3.2
[16:39] <jareth_> happyface: atheros wifi card by any chance?
[16:39] <mrkim> server is already active for display 0
[16:40] <kaje> mrkim: ok, then X is still not being shut down somewhere
[16:40] <arundracula> Today when I entered Ubuntu the mouse speed was very slow.. What is this?
[16:40] <cyberbluntz> how do i get to system groups?
[16:40] <kaje> back at a virtual console, enter this: ps -A | grep X
[16:40] <mrkim> Ok, how do I shut it down, should I reboot the machine?
[16:41] <kaje> rebooting the machine would probably be the simplest way
[16:41] <davertron> hi guys, i was wondering if there was a way to configure apt-get to have repositories on a per user basis, and maybe have it install anything from the per user repos to a specific place (i.e. user's home dir) instead of system-wide?  The reason i ask is i have a server running an older version of ubuntu (8.04), and i want to update some software (vim) for myself, but not affect the systme as a whole, and if i could avoid c
[16:41] <davertron> ompiling myself (and screwing up and not doing it correctly) that would be great :)
[16:42] <happyface> jareth_: no intel 4965agn
[16:42] <mrkim> Ok, I enetreed the last commands you gave and am back to a user
[16:43] <kaje> mrkim: so you have rebooted and are back at a terminal?
[16:43] <mrkim> no, just entered the last command set
[16:43] <kaje> oh, ok did you see a line that ends in "xorg"?
[16:43] <mrkim> so I'm back at ~$
[16:43] <happyface> why does wifi not work unless I do "wlan0 up" THEN restart ubuntu every time? (intel)
[16:44] <xae8koo> Does ubuntu have a built in gui to encrypt porn?
[16:44] <soreau> davertron: The package management system is designed as a system administrator tool that installs packages for all users system wide. It may be possible to install a particular package in a specific prefix with dpkg, but you would have to read it's man page and see for sure
[16:44] <xae8koo> s/porn/folders
[16:44] <mrkim> no I don't see that line kaje
[16:44] <kaje> mrkim: ps -A | grep gdm
[16:45] <blakkheim> xae8koo: man gpg
[16:45] <kaje> any lines?
[16:45] <jareth_> happyface: no ckue, i also have shitty experiences with wifi using ath9k driver... no idea bout your intel unfortunatly
[16:45] <VCoolio> Gangrel: get a .deb file here http://download.openoffice.org/other.html#tested-full
[16:46] <mrkim> lots of lines!
[16:46] <ani_age21> does nvidia 192.x support ubuntu 9.10??
[16:46] <ani_age21> driver
[16:46] <jareth_> happyface: for me using linux-backports-modules-2.6.31-20-generic made an end to my suffering...
[16:46] <cyberbluntz> How would I add myself to the kismet group?
[16:46] <kaje> mrkim: hmmm, how many is lots?
[16:46] <blakkheim> cyberbluntz: man usermod
[16:47] <jareth_> happyface: maybe it will help you also!
[16:47] <cyberbluntz> k
[16:47] <happyface> thanks jareth_ I'll try that
[16:47] <mrkim> 3 sections  simple selection, output format and misc options
[16:47] <jareth_> happyface: good luck with it :)
[16:47] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> hi im using lxde and the trash icon in desktop says command not found
[16:47] <dchan> hi
[16:48] <dehqan> how to downgrade some packages that are listed in a file ?(ubuntu)
[16:48] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> so whats the route to trash?
[16:48] <root_> hello.
[16:48] <kaje> mrkim: huh, I didn't understand that?
[16:48] <root_> are any of you familiar with sdl issues?
[16:49] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> please help me
[16:49] <davertron> soreau: i'll look at the dpkg info, thanks :)
[16:49] <Pici> !trash | asdfasdfasdfasdf
[16:49] <aniX> how to off remix mods in ubuntu
[16:49] <mrkim> sorry, there are 3 individual sections of info with those headings
[16:49] <dchan> Hey I've upgraded to Karmic, and I cannot boot anymore, it crashes during mountall
[16:49] <soreau> asdfasdfasdfasdf: What are you trying to do exactly?
[16:50] <kaje> mrkim: so, three lines? ending in gdm-binary, gdm-simple-slav, gdm-session-wor?
[16:50] <cyberbluntz> so its going to be usermod -ag tek   ?
[16:50] <root_> can someone help me? Unable to initialize SDL: No available video device
[16:50] <cyberbluntz> i mean usermod -ag kismet tek
[16:50] <aniX> why irc.ubuntu.com not connect using 8001
[16:51] <soreau> root_: What is giving you that message?
[16:51] <ltapaul> @dchan, sounds like you need to grab your data and do a re-install
[16:51] <mrkim> after entering the last command set it outputs ERROR: Process ID list syntax error
[16:51] <asdfasdfasdfasdf> soreau, im using fedora to begin with ( im not in #fedora because i dont have this nick registered ) so my desktop entry to trash bin broke, i want to restore it :)
[16:51] <root_> soreau: the terminal
[16:52] <kaje> mrkim: I'm really unsure what the state of things are... can you reboot and we'll try from scratch
[16:52] <darkova> hola
[16:52] <pomka> Hello
[16:52] <kaje> mrkim: sudo reboot will do it
[16:52] <soreau> asdfasdfasdfasdf: Well you are right. This is the wrong channel to ask in since the location varies between distributions. It is a good idea to register a nick however when seeking support on irc
[16:52] <darkova> alguien que hable espa├▒ol _
[16:52] <soreau> ! register
[16:52] <mrkim> Then there are  3 sections of info output 1. simple selection , 2 output format and 3 misc options
[16:52] <darkova> alguien que hable espa├▒ol ?
[16:52] <Codex> hi
[16:52] <Pici> !es | darkova
[16:52] <darkova> some body speak spanish ?┬┐
[16:52] <aniX> root_  is urs video driver working
[16:52] <soreau> root_: I meant what command are you running in your terminal to get that message
[16:53] <Codex> some can help me please?
[16:53] <mrkim> OK, rebooting
[16:53] <soreau> ! ask | Codex
[16:53] <Codex> thanks
[16:53] <aniX> darkova ucan use google translator
[16:53] <darkova> sony vegas for ubuntu ?
[16:53] <Codex> about Gmail
[16:53] <root_> soreau: i just type in sauerbratan, usualy it opens the game but it stopped after installing python soya
[16:54] <root_> aniX: it works with other games just not games that use SDL
[16:54] <cyberbluntz> usermod -aG kismet tek    is that going to add tek to the kismet group?
[16:54] <soreau> root_: How did you install this python soya?
[16:54] <pomka> Who know good console irc client with Russian language for Ubuntu 9.10?
[16:54] <cyberbluntz> append group kismet tek
[16:54] <cyberbluntz> sounds right
[16:54] <root_> soreau: synaptic package manager
[16:54] <trelayne> anyone know a Java channel on freenode that can answer my question? I need my java apps on ubuntu  to use pulseaudio by default. But only Icedtea seems to be pulse audio aware (and not the Sun JRE).
[16:54] <Codex> how can I open port ?
[16:54] <martos> guys anyone knows how to switch between ubuntu notebook remix desktop and ubuntu desktop one?
[16:54] <darkova> alguien sabe como usar en ubuntu el sony vegas, o tienen idea de algun programa identico ?
[16:54] <soreau> root_: If you uninstall it and run apt-get autoremove, does it start working again?
[16:55] <mrkim> Ok kaje, went to login then enetred password and back to a brown, black and white Ubuntu page with no options
[16:55] <DNil> hi all.i have deleted a file accidentally. n now i see my trash is not opening, because of some errors.can anyone tell me how to restore it thru terminal?
[16:55] <soreau> Codex: You mean forward a port from your router to your machine?
[16:55] <Codex> I live in Iran
[16:55] <kaje> mrkim: Ok, first switch to VC (Ctrl + Alt + F1)
[16:55] <root_> soreau: uninstall python soya?
[16:55] <kaje> mrkim: log in as your user
[16:56] <Codex> and my goverment close port 443
[16:56] <Codex> hhtps
[16:56] <kaje> mrkim: sudo service gdm stop
[16:56] <Codex> https*
[16:56] <soreau> DNil: In your terminal, do you see the file with the command 'ls ~/.local/share/Trash' ?
[16:56] <kaje> mrkim what does it say when you do that?
[16:56] <DNil> yes
[16:56] <goose> is it okay to put my server's real IP and FQDN in /etc/hosts ?
[16:56] <DNil> do u think copy command can do the job?
[16:57] <Codex> anybody know about secure line for voice chat?
[16:57] <soreau> Codex: I'm not seeing how this relates to ubuntu exactly. Perhaps ##networking would be a more appropriate channel to ask your question?
[16:57] <mrkim> I'm back to ~$ after those commands
[16:57] <Codex> ok
[16:57] <Codex> thanks
[16:57] <Codex> bye
[16:57] <kaje> mrkim: when you stopped gdm, did it report any errors?
[16:57] <root_> soreau: i uninstalled python soya and it still doesnt work, this happened before but i couldnt figure it out so i just reinstalled ubuntu
[16:57] <pomka> čŗą▓ą░
[16:57] <duncanidaho1> I have ubuntu 9.10 64-bit.  I'm using gnome, and I just decided to install kubuntu-desktop.  When I logout and switch to the KDE environment things get a little wierd.  I login in fine.  I hear and see KDE art.  but then I have no desktop wallpaper and no taskbars.  Gnome-Do opens up as well as Google Gadgets as they are in my startup list.  I also noticed it does not connect to the internet when in a KDE session.  Any ideas?
[16:58] <pomka> ąĀčāčüą║ąĖąĄ ąĄčüčéčī?
[16:58] <mrkim> Hmmm, how do I scroll back up the page to see them?
[16:58] <kaje> mrkim: can't really...
[16:58] <mrkim> Ok, no it doesn't list any errors
[16:58] <kaje> mrkim: ok, now try: startx
i c it.do u think copy command can do the job?or is there any command like 'restore'?
[16:59] <linux> tepic
[16:59] <mrkim> nope, back to a black screen after startx
[16:59] <goose> is it okay to put my server's real IP and FQDN in /etc/hosts ? All I have in there now is localhost
[16:59] <kaje> what is the error message?
[17:00] <root_> soreau: i uninstalled python soya and it still doesnt work, this happened before but i couldnt figure it out so i just reinstalled ubuntu
[17:00] <mrkim> there are no messages, just a black/blank screen
[17:00] <trijntje> sound gives a loud crack just before it starts playing, any pointers on how to fix this?
[17:00] <kaje> when you go back to the VC, any messages there?
[17:01] <duncanidaho1> I have ubuntu 9.10 64-bit.  I'm using gnome, and I just decided to install kubuntu-desktop.  When I logout and switch to the KDE environment things get a little wierd.  I login in fine.  I hear and see KDE art.  but then I have no desktop wallpaper and no taskbars.  Gnome-Do opens up as well as Google Gadgets as they are in my startup list.  I also noticed it does not connect to the internet when in a KDE session.  Any ideas?
[17:01] <mrkim> went back to VC and don't see any error messages kaje
[17:02] <nudelsalat> how i can connect to the german ubuntu channel?
[17:02] <trijntje> nudelsalat, /join #ubuntu-de
[17:02] <mrkim> it just gives the basic release info
[17:02] <soreau> DNil: Yes, try 'cp ~/.local/share/Trash/yourfile ~/Desktop'
[17:02] <nudelsalat> thanks
[17:02] <MartinCleaver> Am running eeebuntu (I think 9.04). I installed gparted and rebooted. Now my machine won't start the window manager. I tried to run the recovery / dpkg option - it wanted me to upgrade: I said no. How can I diagnose what is wrong?
[17:02] <kaje> mrkim: I really don't know what's going on... Sorry
[17:02] <soreau> root_: I don't know what python soya is or why it would break SDL..
[17:03] <kaje> mrkim: ps -A | grep gdm
[17:03] <kaje> mrkim: any lines?
[17:03] <root_> soreau: its not only that, i installed the mana world and it did it also
[17:03] <reeeeeesty> i just got a wireless usb fob and i wanna disable my current pci card and start using the usb... how would i got about doin this
[17:03] <root_> soreau: but then i just got fed up and reinstalled ubuntu
[17:04] <reeeeeesty> i cant seem to detect it
[17:04] <reeeeeesty> i already updated to the kernel that supports it and installed the firmware (.fw) into lib/firmware
[17:04] <mrkim> Ok, in the command you gave me is that a lower case L in between -A and grep?
[17:04] <kaje> no, that is a pipe character
[17:05] <kaje> It is above the enter key on US keyboards
[17:05] <duncanidaho1> I have ubuntu 9.10 64-bit.  I'm using gnome, and I just decided to install kubuntu-desktop.  When I logout and switch to the KDE environment things get a little wierd.  I login in fine.  I hear and see KDE art.  but then I have no desktop wallpaper and no taskbars.  Gnome-Do opens up as well as Google Gadgets as they are in my startup list.  I also noticed it does not connect to the internet when in a KDE session.  Any ideas?
[17:05] <kaje> mrkim: that explains why I was so confused about the output you were seeing before =)
[17:06] <mrkim> OkOk, just a minute, trying again
the file name is 'dom parser'.how shud i write it? /'dom parser' in this way?
[17:06] <root_> soreau: but then i just got fed up and reinstalled ubuntu
[17:07] <mrkim> Ok, I'll try again.
[17:07] <root_> soreau: its not only that, i installed the mana world and it did it also
[17:07] <LostKarmic> Hello
[17:08] <soreau> DNil: it would be 'cp ~/.local/share/Trash/dom\ parser ~/Desktop' This should copy it to your desktop
[17:08] <LostKarmic> I have a fresh installation of Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic)
[17:08] <LostKarmic> my problem is that I can't install most of the packages like proftpd, proftpd-basic or php5-mcrypt
[17:08] <soreau> root_: That is strange.. not sure why these program would affect your sdl install
[17:08] <LostKarmic> E: Package proftpd has no installation candidate
[17:08] <LostKarmic> replace proftpd whatever package name
[17:09] <soreau> root_: You can either file a bug report or, you could try and ask some sdl dev why it breaks like this
[17:09] <LostKarmic> I added universe and multiver to apt source list
[17:09] <mrkim> Ok kaje I entered the ps -A | grep gdm and am back to ~$
[17:09] <LostKarmic> didn't work
[17:09] <slash69> hallo
[17:09] <root_> soreau: i looked all over the internet and there are a bunch of people who already asked but noone gave any answers yet
[17:09] <robby> !help
[17:09] <kaje> mrkim: so no lines? that is good
[17:09] <subspider> deos anyone know how to take out watermark from amd ??
[17:09] <trijntje> Hi all, since Karmic sound gives a loud crack just before it starts playing, any pointers on how to fix this?
[17:10] <lucid_interval> LostKarmic: _usually_ the message "Package xxx has no installation candidate" means that the package name has changed
[17:10] <mrkim> nope, no lines
[17:10] <LostKarmic> lucid_interval: I also tryed to search for packages with aptitude but no proftpd nor php5-mcrypt :(
[17:10] <duncanidaho1> I have ubuntu 9.10 64-bit.  I'm using gnome, and I just decided to install kubuntu-desktop.  When I logout and switch to the KDE environment things get a little wierd.  I login in fine.  I hear and see KDE art.  but then I have no desktop wallpaper and no taskbars.  Gnome-Do opens up as well as Google Gadgets as they are in my startup list.  I also noticed it does not connect to the internet when in a KDE session.  Any ideas?
[17:10] <kaje> mrkim: also try: ps -A | grep X
[17:10] <slash69> cc  v vc
[17:11] <lucid_interval> LostKarmic: did you try proftpd-basic? that seems to be there (at least in Lucid)
[17:11] <blakkheim> duncanidaho1: mv ~/.config/autostart ~/
[17:11] <slash69>    ccccxxxxx
[17:11] <slash69> xx vds
[17:11] <mrkim> OK, no lines there either kaje
[17:11] <kaje> mrkim: good!
[17:12] <kaje> mrkim: grep EE /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[17:12] <duncanidaho1> @blakkheim do i put that in while in KDE or in gnome?
[17:12] <LostKarmic> lucid_interval: No candidate version found for proftpd-basic    I also tryed proftpd-mysql-mod orsomething.. none works
[17:12] <kaje> mrkim: this is scanning the X log for error messages...
[17:12] <blakkheim> duncanidaho1: log out of both and do it in a tty
[17:12] <kaje> mrkim: On mine, it shows two lines, but neither are error messages... If it is an error message, it will begin with (EE)
[17:13] <duncanidaho1> blakkheim: a tty?
[17:13] <blakkheim> duncanidaho1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tty_%28Unix%29
[17:13] <RHKratos> In Gnome, what's the difference between running a jar with "java -jar" and saying "open with sun java runtime" from the file browser? (default jre is the sun one)
[17:14] <mrkim> Here's my outpu kaje : (WW) warning,  (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown. (II) Loading extension MIT-SCREEN-SAVER
[17:15] <lucid_interval> did you try doing an apt-get update? All indications are that proftpd _is_ the metapackage you need
[17:15] <LostKarmic> aptitude search proftp  find only gadmin-proftpd and gforge-ftp-proftpd
[17:15] <duncanidaho1> @ blakkheim so I need to restart the computer in recovery mode so I can get to the command prompt?
[17:15] <blakkheim> duncanidaho1: no, use ctrl+alt+f2
[17:15] <LostKarmic> lucid_interval: yes, but I can do it again :)
[17:15] <kaje> mrkim: just for a sanity check, try doing: sudo startx
[17:15] <duncanidaho1> @ blakkheim  oh ok
[17:16] <LostKarmic> apt-get update; apt-get install proftpd-basic "E: Package proftpd-basic has no installation candidate"
[17:16] <lucid_interval> LostKarmic: BTW, proftpd is in universe - so make sure you have enabled the universe repository under software sources before you do the apt-get update
[17:16] <mrkim> No sanity there, just a black screen :>(
[17:17] <LostKarmic> lucid_interval:  deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic universe  this right?
[17:17] <kaje> mrkim: The X log doesn't show any errors... I am out of ideas at this point...
[17:17] <mrkim> Ok, thanks for your help and patience anyway!  Any ideas for a resource to turn to?
[17:17] <lucid_interval> LostKarmic: yes
[17:18] <LostKarmic> lucid_interval: yep, everything uncommented, apt-get updated.. still nothing :(
[17:18] <dragster> hi
[17:18] <kaje> mrkim: No, you might ask further in this channel... This is where I come for the best support. I'm sorry we couldn't figure it out
[17:19] <duncanidaho1> @blakkheim I put it in, but I got no feedback as to if anything happened
[17:19] <mrkim> I have my other machine sitting here and have already taken the update, just haven't done the required restart and with this going on I don't think that's a prudent step just yet
[17:19] <lucid_interval> LostKarmic: :-( last thing I can think of is do an apt-get -f install (fix any dependencies). Otherwise out of ideas.
[17:19] <blakkheim> duncanidaho1: that means it worked, now try logging into kde or whatever
[17:19] <dragster> does someone know how to make a server like thisone?
[17:19] <duncanidaho1> @blackheim  ok.  I'll be back.  Thanks for your help.
[17:19] <kaje> mrkim: probably wise
[17:20] <LostKarmic> Package proftpd-basic is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[17:20] <LostKarmic> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[17:20] <LostKarmic> is only available from another source
[17:20] <LostKarmic> E: Package proftpd-basic has no installation candidate
[17:20] <LostKarmic> didn't help, damn
[17:20] <sje46> Hi!  So I wanted to know how to host stuff on the internet for free, without a domain name, so I installed apache, and yeah.  But I'm not sure if anyone downloads anything from it if it will break my computer or anything
[17:20] <mrkim> Thanks again, I'll ask further here to see if there are any other ideas ;>)
[17:20] <sje46> because this is just a laptop
[17:20] <blakkheim> LostKarmic: i see proftpd-basic in my repos
[17:21] <lucid_interval> LostKarmic: can you paste the output of: apt-cache policy proftpd-basic
[17:21] <lucid_interval> LostKarmic: just the stuff after the ':'
[17:21] <MindVirus> Hello.  Anyone know how to kill maximus?
[17:21] <LostKarmic> (none)  (none)  empty line
[17:22] <LostKarmic> maybe somebody shares his sources file so I can diff them
[17:22] <blakkheim> LostKarmic: post your /etc/apt/sources.list to pastebin
[17:22] <LostKarmic> ok
[17:23] <sje46> does anyone know?  Say, for example, I host popular content on my computer, and submit it to reddit.  This is just a laptop.  Will that stop me from using the internet or something?
[17:23] <LostKarmic> blakkheim: http://pastebin.com/zj5U1d2z
[17:23] <uBOy> hello
[17:23] <uBOy> any girls
[17:23] <uBOy> looool
[17:23] <dehqan> what is the best ubuntu rep server ?
[17:24] <blakkheim> LostKarmic: replace it with this http://pastebin.com/iy9JrJdy and run sudo aptitude update
[17:24] <uBOy> hello
[17:24] <Red_HamsterX> dehqan, they're all mirrors. Just pick one close to your location.
[17:24] <dehqan> Red_HamsterX: which one has better badwich
[17:24] <reeeeeesty> how would i detect a usb fob?
[17:25] <reeeeeesty> so i can add the device name to my /etc/network/interfaces
[17:25] <Red_HamsterX> dehqan, that depends on where you live.
[17:25] <dehqan> Red_HamsterX: iran
[17:25] <aeiou_> is it recommended to configure domainkeys for a mailserver?
[17:25] <mrkim> Hi folks, I've been working with (a very patient) kaje here for a while but we couldn't get my issue sorted out. I'm running 9.10 and recievd an update notice this morning, took it, then restarted per instructions. After reboot the log in and user name screens come up and after entering these the same screen background as the username and passord screens is all that is on the screen. Any ideas?
[17:25] <aeiou_> (i've setup spf records already)
[17:26] <Red_HamsterX> reeeeeesty, the name could potentially change every time you connect it. If it's consistent between boots, though, just pull its name from the output of 'ifconfig'.
[17:26] <reeeeeesty> but how would i find it?
[17:26] <sje46> mrkim, you mean it's stil the login screen?  or the background for your desktop is that?
[17:26] <Red_HamsterX> dehqan, just try a few of them. They'll all have more bandwidth than any residential connection.
[17:26] <reeeeeesty> i updated the kernel to .32
[17:26] <cyberbluntz> will someone help me config my new kismet?
[17:26] <reeeeeesty> and i added the firmware
[17:26] <LostKarmic> blakkheim: it said I should to apt-get update too.. so I did it.. still doesn't work :(
[17:26] <reeeeeesty> now im trying to disable my pci and use my usb nic
[17:26] <LostKarmic> No candidate version found for proftpd-basic
[17:27] <mrkim> sje46, it's the background for the log in screen
[17:27] <reeeeeesty> like wlan0
[17:27] <sje46> mrkim, but there are icons?
[17:27] <reeeeeesty> what would my usb nic be?
[17:27] <reeeeeesty> since its atheros would it be ath0?
[17:27] <RHKratos> Using nautilus I can use a program to open a file, how do I see what command it's running?
[17:27] <Red_HamsterX> reeeeeesty, that's very likely.
[17:27] <Red_HamsterX> reeeeeesty, open a terminal and type 'ifconfig' and see what comes up.
[17:27] <sje46> mrkim, everythign still works, but it is the background of the login screen?
[17:28] <reeeeeesty> just my loopback, eth and pci card
[17:28] <Red_HamsterX> reeeeeesty, if you want more information related to wireless devices, use 'iwconfg'.
[17:28] <pasword001> ubuntu hungary chat?
[17:28] <Stargaze> RHKratos: try System > Administration > System orMonit
[17:28] <vaix> in ubuntu - when i try to do tab completion after a ssh command - it is sticking some hostnames in there - but I don't know where it is getting them from.   Where can I find that?
[17:28] <reeeeeesty> hmm, same
[17:28] <mrkim> No, there is no where to go from there, it's just a blank login screen background
[17:28] <reeeeeesty> cant find it
[17:28] <Red_HamsterX> reeeeeesty, have you restarted since upgrading your kernel?
[17:28] <Stargaze> RHKratos: try System > Administration > System Monitor
[17:28] <reeeeeesty> yeah
[17:28] <kuuh> has anyone an idea why an "/etc/init.d/openvpn start" doesn't create a new interface (e.g. tap0)?
[17:28] <PomkaLK> ąóčāčé čĆčāčüčüą║ąĖąĄ ąĄčüčéčī?
[17:28] <blakkheim> vaix: ~/.ssh/known_hosts probably
[17:28] <reeeeeesty> im in the .32 now
[17:28] <blakkheim> !ru | PomkaLK
[17:28] <reeeeeesty> and the firmware is in lib/firmware
[17:29] <mrkim> it's as if it's stuck in the login process
[17:29] <pasword001> ubuntu hungary chat?
[17:29] <reeeeeesty> hmm
[17:29] <Red_HamsterX> reeeeeesty, I'm going to need a little more information. Mind moving to PM to avoid the spam lockouts?
[17:29] <reeeeeesty> k
[17:29] <PomkaLK> I need good console irc client
[17:30] <VCoolio> PomkaLK: irssi or weechat
[17:30] <vaix> blakkheim: would make sense - but then shouldn't all SSH connected hosts populate in tab completion?  Shouldn't hosts I have never connected to - NOT complete?
[17:30] <PomkaLK> VCoolio: weechat no....irssi, what is good?
[17:30] <duncanidaho1> @blakkheim sorry no luck.  I still have the same problem
[17:30] <hiexpo> good morning everyone
[17:31] <lucid_interval> vaix: /etc/hosts
[17:31] <hiexpo> what is the easiest way to write to an ipod with ubuntu 9.10
[17:31] <blakkheim> vaix: check /etc/hosts like lucid_interval said to see if the hosts are listed there, if not you've got me stumped
[17:31] <vaix> lucid_interval: thanks.   that looks like it.   is this bash / ssh / some special ubuntu thing?
[17:31] <major_redhat> hiexpo: define 'write'
[17:32] <blakkheim> hiexpo: cp or mv
[17:32] <VCoolio> PomkaLK: irssi is most widely used; weechat is in python, but has scripts in other languages too, I like it; all important features available
[17:32] <hiexpo> major_redhat, - music
[17:32] <subspider> hiexpo, gtkpod
[17:32] <mrkim> Hi folks, I've been working with (a very patient) kaje here for a while but we couldn't get my issue sorted out. I'm running 9.10 and recievd an update notice this morning, took it, then restarted per instructions. After reboot the log in and user name screens come up and after entering these the same screen background as the username and passord screens is all that is on the screen. Any ideas?
[17:32] <lucid_interval> vaix: this is command completion (package is bash_completion I think)
[17:33] <vaix> lucid_interval: thanks alot - was very surprised just a second ago
[17:33] <pasword001>  would like a similar program which is similar to WebcamMax but can not find someone to tell me what program I could like to do?
[17:33] <major_redhat> hiexpo: i know that you can read the music from it via Rythymbox
[17:33] <RHKratos> Stargaze: that doesn't tell me what flags (if any) the application was started with, which is one of the things I would like to know
[17:33] <PomkaLK> VCoolio: in weechat i cant use /ns, why?
[17:33] <VCoolio> PomkaLK: what is /ns supposed to do?
[17:33] <subspider> does anyone know how to take out watermark from amd ???
[17:33] <major_redhat> hiexpo: but as far as writing music to it...you are better off trying to get iTunes to work under WINE
[17:33] <hiexpo> major_redhat,  yes i can see it in rymbox and thats great but i need to put musdic on it
[17:34] <duncanidaho1> blakkheim:  any other ideas to fix switching between ghome and kde?
[17:34] <hiexpo> i hate itunes
[17:34] <pasword001> magyar chat hol vann?
[17:34] <major_redhat> hiexpo: dont we all?
[17:34] <LostKarmic> Thank you guys! I got it fixed. I had a broken package list. Changed the mirror to something else, did a apt-get update and now everything works fine!
[17:34] <lucid_interval> mrkim: a few questions to help in analyzing. Do you use a proprietary graphics driver (Nvidia, ATI etc)? Did the update include a new kernel?
[17:34] <subspider> hiexpo, what is ipod it's touch??
[17:34] <pasword001> hungari ubunzu cat?
[17:34] <PomkaLK> VCoolio: register nick name for example, sorry for my english, im Russian))
[17:34] <hiexpo> i use to use a program that worked great with windows media player
[17:35] <hiexpo> subspider, the little 4 gig
[17:35] <x_> hi all i am trying to install google earth in ubuntu 9.10
[17:35] <subspider> hm ok
[17:35] <lucid_interval> LostKarmic: Glad you got it fixed.
[17:35] <mrkim> lucd  yes I am using glx 185 I think and the update seems to be a new kernel
[17:35] <hiexpo> when i connect it it loads on the desktop but i can not get it to load on gtk
[17:35] <pasword001> hungarian ubuntu  chat? hu ubuntu rom?
[17:35] <hiexpo> or hipo
[17:35] <LostKarmic> lucid_interval: Thank you for your time! :)
[17:36] <VCoolio> PomkaLK: first connect to a server, then use the default register commands
[17:36] <underdev> Hi!  I install ubuntu quite a bit, and am kind of sick of updating 250 files at 160k a second.  Is there a way to grab an ubuntu desktop iso with all the current updates?
[17:36] <VCoolio> !register | PomkaLK
[17:36] <mrkim> sorry, that's an nVidia driver
[17:36] <lucid_interval> mrkim: you probably need to reinstall the proprietary graphics driver for the new kernel - usually involving a recompile step that the graphics driver would have done the first time.
[17:36] <x_> can i install google earth in ubuntu 9.10
[17:36] <IcyJ> underdev: not quite what you are looking for but take a look at APTonCD
[17:36] <hiexpo> x yes
[17:37] <lucid_interval> mrkim: you can also try to wire this into dkms (not installed by default - do apt-get install dkms)
[17:37] <PomkaLK> VCoolio: For you, what's better: irsii or weechat?
[17:37] <hiexpo> x_, yes
[17:37] <mrkim> Ok, how do I do this?  I can enter commands but hafta be spoon fed since I'm just a GUI guy :>/
[17:37] <VCoolio> PomkaLK: I switched to weechat a week ago, I like it better, it's a bit easier I think
[17:37] <lucid_interval> mrkim: when you see the login page - is there any indication (text / quality of graphics) that Xorg is _NOT_ using your proprietary driver, but some fallback VESA driver?
[17:38] <pasword001> hi simply ask what is the Hungarian name for Ubuntu rooms should
[17:38] <underdev> IcyJ: Thank you.  That's even better- i can keep my standard apps as well.
[17:38] <rifter> mrkim, you cani nstall propprietary drivers wih the gui now
[17:38] <rifter> mrkim system -> administration -> hardware drivers
[17:38] <lucid_interval> mrkim: can you confirm you are using an nvidia driver?
[17:38] <x_> hiexpo how? i tried using synaptic
[17:39] <mrkim> I would say it is in default mode since all I have on the screen is an X for the cursor
[17:39] <hiexpo> x_, one sec i will get it
[17:39] <mrkim> I'm using an nVidia driver, but can't get to the desktop after logging in
[17:40] <rifter> pasting /var/log/Xorg.0.log to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com would give us that answer among others
[17:40] <mrkim> 'I am in a terminal on the machine now and have looed in
[17:40] <hiexpo> x_, may i pm you ?
[17:41] <mrkim> I'm at ~$
[17:41] <suffah> hi guys, what's the best way to add a windows partition to an existing ubuntu build?
[17:41] <x_> yes hiexpo
[17:41] <lucid_interval> mrkim: thanks for the info... I can walk you through the steps - will take a while. do you want to open a separate private chat window for this?
[17:41] <cbx> anyone know the release date for ubuntu 10.04?
[17:41] <rafuch0> quick question where is alsaconf in ubuntu?
[17:41] <macman_> guys im trying to use ffmpeg or mencoder .. i want to make one of the subtiles hard coded any ideas on how to ?
[17:41] <blakkheim> !lucid | cbx
[17:42] <rifter> mrkim, oh sorry I just reeread and see why you can't sdo this in the gui on your system.. :( ouch it sounds bad
[17:42] <mrkim> sure, not too good with chat, so how do I do that?
[17:42] <Samus_Aran> does anyone know if and how apt knows which version the distro is, for determining appropriate packages to install ?
[17:42] <skjoedt-> Hi guys, what packages do you recommend to setup a GUI client for a Microsoft Exchange 5.5 server in Ubuntu 9.10? Email/Calendar/Contacts should be supported. Thx.
[17:43] <cli4life> how do I get firestarter to monitor ETH0 and ETH1 (wireless)
[17:43] <cbx> Its like Stan Lee names Ubuntu Releases :P
[17:43] <suffah> Samus: it pulls the appropriate info from your /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:43] <umbra_> Samus_Aran, does not apt use the same sources list?
[17:43] <rifter> mrkim, it depends on your irc client ..usually if it's gui you can right click the person's name and choose to open a chat window
[17:44] <rifter> Samus_Aran, it's in your sources.list
[17:44] <Samus_Aran> umbra_, suffah: so then how does it know what to install, if for instance you put two different version names ?
[17:44] <umbra_> suffah, man...the timeing was like identical lol
[17:44] <suffah> haha :)
[17:44] <rifter> Samus_Aran, basically you specified in tehre what release's packages you want
[17:44] <suffah> well do a "sudo apt-get update" and if the distro is invalid you'll get an error
[17:45] <chai> hey i did a fresh install of 9.10 on my desktop and then did the available update. after restarting my pc won't even boot. Grub works sometimes, and when i select the older version to boot from that doesn't even work either. sometimes the floppy drive light comes on and stays on forever with a black screen
[17:45] <Samus_Aran> I am trying to help dehqan who apparently did half an upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 and now wants to go back to 9.04.  they said they've done apt-get update, and only have the 9.04 repos listed, but it can't find any packages
[17:45] <cyberbluntz> I see why everyone is so proud of their linux
[17:45] <jaypur> ubuntu is getting ugly!
[17:46] <cyberbluntz> Everyones will be different, and so much work goes into it
[17:46] <jaypur> hated that new interface and the new logo!
[17:46] <cyberbluntz> i got this BA wallpaper, its matrix with a gnome foot highlighted
[17:46] <rifter> chai well if you don't see grub at all, the system might nbot be booting that drive.. I wonder if you're having some kind of drive failure
[17:47] <cyberbluntz> I had that prob before after I tried to update to 9.1 the 1st time
[17:47] <cyberbluntz> I just reinstalled linux and everything went back to normal
[17:47] <Samus_Aran> umbra_, suffah: so any idea why a sources.list that only has 9.04 listed would not be able to apt-get install --reinstall any packages, saying none of them can be found ?
[17:47] <chai> rifter thats what i thought at first, so i pulled out a different HD and did another install on that, same result
[17:48] <cyberbluntz> and btw, why the excessive 0 in 9.10?
[17:48] <chai> cyberbluntz significant figures lol
[17:48] <x_> it s an idication or the month
[17:48] <x_> indication*
[17:48] <x_> yr.month
[17:48] <twomonkies> ,
[17:48] <cyberbluntz> its still excessive regardless
[17:48] <cyberbluntz> 0 is understood imo
[17:49] <getxsick> is it possible to use presented themes with current Ubuntu/GNOME? http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2010/03/ubuntu-dumps-the-brown-introduces-new-theme.ars
[17:49] <skjoedt-> Has any of you succesfully managed to set up a mail client for a Microsoft Exchange 5.5 server? What do you recommend?
[17:49] <cyberbluntz> I wouldnt mind getting my compiz working now that i have all my net utils going ^^
[17:51] <bin1010> anyone using rdiff-backup?
[17:51] <Pupeno> is there a command that will output some info about certs, keys, public keys, etc of those for SSL?
[17:51] <Samus_Aran> skjoedt-: I would check if Evolution supports 5.5, it's the most popular
[17:51] <cyberbluntz> why does my compiz                   /libgconf-2.so.4.1.5Aborted
[17:52] <cyberbluntz> gui wont run
[17:53] <seanbrystone_> what is the fix for bug #386763, i see like 12 people having same issue, but i dont see a fix, really close to just giving up, move on to another OS
[17:54] <MartinCleaver> (asking again) Am running eeebuntu (I think 9.04). I installed gparted and rebooted. Now my machine won't start the window manager. I tried to run the recovery / dpkg option - it wanted me to upgrade: I said no. How can I diagnose what is wrong?
[17:54] <Samus_Aran> seanbrystone_: most likely if someone had a fix, they would have posted it.  any patches posted ?
[17:54] <skjoedt-> Samus_Aran: Thanks for the advice. Evolution itself doesn't support 5.5, but there is a workaround. Have you got it to work?
[17:55] <Samus_Aran> seanbrystone_: what's the link to the issue ?  I don't actually know all the bug reports in my head.  :p
[17:55] <turbotoast> Hi guys. Could anyone give me some advice on how to copy a certain partition over another?
[17:55] <seanbrystone_> Samus_Aran, im not that good with bug reporting, so i donno if there's a patch or not, if there is im not seeing it
[17:55] <Samus_Aran> skjoedt-: sorry, no.  I don't use Evolution or Exchange, myself
[17:55] <seanbrystone_> its a really long link from my other computer Samus_Aran but its bug #386763
[17:56] <skrite> hey all, i am using netbook remix and where i set up keyboard shortcuts, there is not a command or keyboard shortcut to open a terminal, is there  a place i can create a custom shortcut?
[17:57] <bin1010> I have a encrypted home directory and when I do rdiff-backup it is presently trying to copy home/.ecryptfs/username/.Private/ECRYPTFS_FNEK_blah blah.  Is this necessary.  I do want to be able, if necessary to copy this back to the original machine if it completely breaks...but will copying this back to the machine even work?
[17:57] <Stargaze> skrite, try gnome-terminal
[17:57] <disappearedng> someone recommend an alarm clock plz
[17:58] <sudipta> what does wget do?
[17:58] <disappearedng> man wget
[17:58] <Stargaze> sudipta,  download
[17:58] <cyberbluntz> wow, compiz froze my comp when i tried to run it
[17:58] <disappearedng> download w/o interation
[17:58] <jibadeeha> downloads files from the web
[17:58] <Radio-l> it's a way of invoking http requests
[17:59] <Signal360> brb
[17:59] <jibadeeha> i never new it supported FTP though, cool
[17:59] <cyberbluntz> can anyone help me with this error?   libdbus-qt-1-dev: Depends: libqt3-mt-dev but it is not going to be installed E: Build-dependencies for compiz could not be satisfied.
[17:59] <seanbrystone_> Could anyone recommend a good file splitter, preferably with GUI front-end
[17:59] <skrite> Stargaze, i see it, thanks
[17:59] <disappearedng> Radio-l I am pretty sure that is not the way it's intended
[17:59] <hiexpo> sudipta, wget is a downloader
[17:59] <disappearedng> invoking http request can be just a GET or POST request
[17:59] <disappearedng> or somethign else
[17:59] <disappearedng> that is actually NOT a correct description
[17:59] <vaix> seanbrystone_: split ?   no frontend
[18:00] <disappearedng> especially if you look at `man wget`
[18:00] <Radio-l> true
[18:00] <usuario_> QUE HACES
[18:00] <usuario_> TONTA
[18:01] <seanbrystone_> vaix, hmmm ok what would be the syntax for splitting a 6 gig file? (split 2 times, so 3 gigs each so i can put on DVD)  :)
[18:01] <hiexpo> i know but close enough
[18:01] <dehqan> how *apt* determines what version the distro is  ?
[18:02] <Stargaze> dehqan, try lsb_release -a
[18:03] <pomka> Hello
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[18:05] <disappearedng> any alarm to recommend
[18:06] <trism> disappearedng: alarm-clock-applet may be what you want
[18:06] <hikenboot> anyone know which log will contain information about why the scst-iscsi deamon has failed to start?
[18:06] <rethus> have xubuntu with gnome-enviroment... how can i add lighttpd, mysql and other services to start every boot-time?
[18:06] <obscurant1st> somebody pls tell me how can i install addins for galaxium?
[18:06] <disappearedng> trism I get Error loading Gstream module!
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> Disappearing: could use the at scheduler
[18:06] <disappearedng> cron?
[18:06] <disappearedng> It doesn't have snooze or fade away
[18:07] <obscurant1st> or pls give me another alternative for kopete in ubuntu?
[18:07] <disappearedng> I was thinking of something more advanced
[18:07] <Balsaq> good afternoon Lords of The Code:i need only 3 things...1. the terminal command for the serial number that is hidden in my computer...2. the command for the video card that is in my computer....3. the command for network adapter that is in my compter.
[18:07] <cyberbluntz> ok compiz keeps freezing me, am I going to need to make it myself?
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> disappearedng: similar but its for one shot only
[18:07] <disappearedng> I don't think I feel like writing my own alarm since I don't know gtk that well
[18:07] <cyberbluntz> does it even work on ubuntu?
[18:07] <Guest64869> does anyone know where to get the 9.10 drivers for an external tv card??
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> Rethus: once installed they will be added to the bootup
[18:07] <ntsasng> !help
[18:07] <Stargaze> Balsaq, try lshw -html > list.html
[18:08] <Balsaq> is that chipset?
[18:08] <ntsasng> i can't play MPD and dislay MPD on conky
[18:08] <rethus> ActionParsnip: worked before, but now, after last update of kernel, ist doesn't work anymore
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> Cyberbluntz: launch compiz -- replace ,in a terminal and use the output to ask in #compiz
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> !boot | rethus
[18:08] <disappearedng> quick question after adding a file in cron.d do I have to run crontab -e `location of my file` to "install" it into the current cron daemon
[18:09] <Balsaq> ok stargaze thanks, if it doesnt work any other ides?
[18:09] <cyberbluntz> ok ty
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> Cyberbluntz: and yes it does work in ubuntu, just like in any other linux distro
[18:09] <Stargaze> Balsaq, it works, i just tried :)
[18:09] <cyberbluntz> well I had to compile kismet =-/
[18:09] <Balsaq> ok it gives all3 answers stargaze?
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> !info kismet
[18:09] <Stargaze> Balsaq, and more
[18:10] <Stargaze> Balsaq, try 'lshw -html > list.html'
[18:10] <Balsaq> wow even chipset stargaze?
[18:10] <Stargaze> yes
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> Ctberbluntz: its in the universe repo
[18:10] <Balsaq> ok thanks stargaze
[18:10] <rethus> ActionParsnip: how can i add with update-rc.d ? maybe lighttpd ?
[18:10] <Stargaze> Balsaq, ls hw = list hardware
[18:10] <solow> Transmission stays idle, why?
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> Rethus: not sure. I guess the links will help
[18:10] <Balsaq> stargaze ok so that gives all of it
[18:10] <Balsaq> thanks
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> Solow: are there active torrents?
[18:11] <dividebyzer0> solow: are the ports you have transmission set to use open?
[18:11] <solow> ActionParsnip, Yes they're active. over 3k seeds
[18:11] <umbra_> when I "id ubuntu" i get (along with some other material):  groups=1000(ubuntu).  I'd like to change that to : groups=999(ubuntu) anybody know how to do this?
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> Solow: if your router doesn't support upnp you will need to port forward stuff
[18:11] <tehbaut> how do I find which dev device is my usb drive?
[18:11] <solow> ActionParsnip, I just downloaded winXP. So it worked.
[18:11] <Stargaze> tehbaut, try lsusb
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> Tehbaut: sudo parted -l
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> Solow: broadcasting piracy activities isn't smart
[18:12] <solow> ActionParsnip, One just started.
[18:12] <dividebyzer0> solow: downloads and uploads work differently through ports with Torrents
[18:13] <umbra_> want to change groups=1000(ubuntu) to groups=999(ubuntu) anybody know how from cli?
[18:13] <cyberbluntz> well heres the bin if anyone else cares to take a jab, as compiz seems slow http://pastebin.com/jqAeGCLu
[18:13] <Kamenow> Good Evening
[18:13] <solow> ActionParsnip, /care. It's not for usage, it's for testing. So to me, it's pretty much like downloading a demo for 30 days, nobody cared.
[18:13] <Kamenow> Is there anyone wh owants to help me ?
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> Solow: still doesn't make it legak
[18:13] <Nyosh> sure, its adamn thing wat d we do !?
[18:13] <cyberbluntz> i do!
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> Umbra: chgrp maybe
[18:14] <solow> ActionParsnip, Yes it does. It's a demo. Demo's are legal. Not everything downloaded with torrents is illegal.
[18:14] <cyberbluntz> chown
[18:14] <LinuxGuy2009> I installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my netbook, and then the ubuntu-netbook-remix packages on top of it. I switched the view to netbook and the top panel doesnt show most of the time. Any reason for that?
[18:14] <solow> ActionParsnip, as soon as i use it, or crack it, it's illegal. as long as i use the 30 day trial, it's not.
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> Solow: xp is xp, there is no demo of xp
[18:14] <cyberbluntz> right click properties, uncheck autohide?
[18:14] <xangua> LinuxGuy2009: have you tried with karmic koala┬┐
[18:14] <solow> ActionParsnip, yes there is. a 30 days trial :)
[18:15] <LinuxGuy2009> xangua: no i hate karmic with a passion
[18:15] <ActionParsnip> Solow: anyhoo. Check your ports on your router are matched to the ports configured in transmission
[18:15] <dividebyzer0> solow: this is actually incorrect. there simply is an activation countdown a quick google search proves this http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=navclient&gfns=1&q=windows+xp+demo+%2Btorrent
[18:15] <Nyosh> THEN TRY DEBIAN
[18:16] <Kamenow> why everytime when I try to compile something
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> !debian | nyosh
[18:16] <Kamenow> there desplays the follow
[18:16] <Kamenow> error
[18:16] <Kamenow> bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
[18:16] <solow> dividebyzer0, Does it really matter? Anyway, downloading is legal as far as I know. Uploading is illegal.
[18:16] <Kamenow> is there anyone who can help me
[18:16] <BulleTh0> I have a subnet, 62.231.69.56/29, routed behind 86.122.121.252. On the server, I have 86.122.121.253 on eth0 and, on eth0:0 .252. How do I get internet from the server? I tried on a windows machine connected trough a switch with the server to put IP: 62.231.69.58 with netmask 255.255.255.248, gatway 62.231.69.56(server, eth0:1) Do I need an extra netcard to put .232 or it's just a software issue?
[18:16] <chai> how you you use terminal? i mean, like personal settings and stuff, i know how to use a terminal
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> Kamenow: there isn't a configure file in the pwd. Make sure you are in the right folder
[18:17] <Stargaze> BulleTh0 => type /join #ubuntu-server
[18:17] <MacVirus> ok
[18:17] <skydrome> anyone know why the system beep doesnt work when compiz is used?
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> Kamenow: also check the build instructions. Not all apps use configure
[18:17] <Nyosh> sure terminal are reallycool!!
[18:18] <skjoedt-> Hi guys, can you recommend a VPN client that accept Cisco *.pcf profiles?
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> !find cisco
[18:18] <Sh3r1ff> skjoedt-: cisco vpn client? ;)
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> !vpn
[18:18] <Alan_> hey y'all
[18:19] <Pici> skjoedt-: network-manager-vpnc-gnome
[18:19] <Nyosh> cool
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> Skjoedt: there is a cisco vpn client on the repo
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> Skjoedt: well, I know one exists. Repo or not
[18:19] <chai> gaaaaaaaa
[18:19] <BulleTh0> Stargaze, nobody is answering...
[18:19] <chai> aaaaaaaaaaaa
[18:19] <Pici> chai: please stop
[18:19] <chai> sry it
[18:19] <chai> was my "
[18:19] <chai> cat]
[18:19] <skjoedt-> Ahh I see. It didnt exist in 64bit on Windows. So naturally I assumed that it didnt excist for linux
[18:19] <Kamenow> ActionParsnip what i have to do when the apps is bin
[18:20] <chai> juhnjopgc
[18:20] <chai> g
[18:20] <chai> jg
[18:20] <chai> hj\gyi
[18:20] <chai> hj
[18:20] <chai> \
[18:20] <FloodBot1> chai: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:20] <Alan_> assuming I have a a program in a .tar.bz2 and I want it to be syncronized with synaptic
[18:20] <Alan_> where should I extract it?
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> Kamenow: just run it like any other app
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> Alan_: what are you trying to install
[18:20] <chai> sry my cat was retarded
[18:20] <Kamenow> god damn
[18:20] <Kamenow> i told you i`m a beginner
[18:21] <Kamenow> just tell me how
[18:21] <Kamenow> ;]
[18:21] <Sh3r1ff> Alan_: installing something from source is not in sync with the repo's
[18:21] <Nyosh> Am new to ubuntu please help me get tutorials.
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> !enter | kamenow
[18:21] <Maranatha> I am new and how do I use commandLines
[18:21] <Alan_> ActionParsnip: Vuze, latest
[18:21] <chai> Nyosh what do you want to learn?
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> Alan_: is there not a vuze ppa? This will allow you to install via apt-get etc
[18:21] <pasword001> #hu-ubuntu
[18:21] <Pici> Kamenow: What are you trying to compile?
[18:22] <Kamenow> A kidn of screenlets
[18:22] <Kamenow> A kind  of screenlets
[18:22] <Alan_> ActionParsnip: thanks I will try and find a ppa
[18:22] <pasword001> hungary help?
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> !find vuze
[18:22] <hellyeah> hey
[18:22] <Pici> Kamenow: Well, the screenlets package is in the repository, have you tried installing that instead of compiling?
[18:22] <odaboy> ppa?
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> !info vuze
[18:22] <hellyeah> is there someone who use picasa
[18:22] <Pici> !hu | pasword001
[18:23] <Nyosh> i want to learn how to use terminal
[18:23] <Stargaze> Maranatha, check http://www.linuxnewbieguide.org/content/chapter-12-i-dont-know-any-commands
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> !ppa > odaboy
[18:23] <Kamenow> Yes,I`ve tried
[18:23] <Red_HamsterX> What do you want to know about it, Nyosh?
[18:23] <Maranatha> thank you very much Stargaze
[18:23] <Pici> Kamenow: Well, have you read the readme or the the install file that comes with the software that you're trying to compile?
[18:24] <Alan_> another question - when in full screen mode, is there any way to terminate the current program?
[18:24] <Nyosh> The basic commands and how well i can learn them
[18:24] <odaboy> µ£ēõĖŁÕøĮõ║║õ╣ł
[18:24] <Alan_> (like alt+f4 in windows)
[18:24] <Pici> !zh | odaboy
[18:24] <Kamenow> May be i`m wrong
[18:24] <Kamenow> Wait a second i`ll try again
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> Alan_: try alt+f4
[18:24] <Red_HamsterX> Nyosh, what you want to learn about could probably be best exploded by finding a primer or introductory tutorial on using Linux with Bash.
[18:24] <Red_HamsterX> explored*
[18:25] <Alan_> ActionParsnip: tried, doesn't work in fullscreen
[18:25] <Hedonista> is there a way for pidgin to use the old style tray icon instead of indicator-applet in karmic?
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> Alan_: there is a deb here. Use at your own risk: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1343331
[18:25] <Stargaze> Hedonista, try with alltray
[18:26] <Nyosh> Thanks, Red_hamsterX
[18:26] <Hedonista> ok thank-you Stargaze
[18:26] <Alan_> ActionParsnip: thank you!
[18:26] <AegNuddel> I have an Epson Artisan 700.  We have gotten the printing set up but I need to know what I need to do to set up the scanning.  I found a site with a possible driver but when I tried to install it it said there was an unsatisfiable dependency
[18:26] <Alan_> ActionParsnip: what's risky though?
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> Hedonista: you can tell pidgin not to use a tray icon and the buddy list window will sit alongside your other apps if that's what you mean
[18:26] <Stargaze> AegNuddel, you have CUPS installed?
[18:26] <Hedonista> Stargaze, do you think if i installer trayer or stalonetray that may work al;so?
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> Alan_: its just because its not on the official repos. I'm sure it'll be fine
[18:27] <Stargaze> cannot tell Hedonista
[18:27] <Nyosh> Can you get the tuts for me , Red_HamsterX. A link or so!!
[18:27] <skydrome> anyone know why the system beep doesnt work when compiz is used?
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> Alan_: I always cover my. Back
[18:27] <Hedonista> ok thanks again Stargaze
[18:27] <AegNuddel> better check but I think so
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> Skydome: anyone replying in #compiz ?
[18:28] <Alan_> ActionParsnip: lol.. okay thanks :)
[18:28] <skydrome> negative
[18:28] <Alan_> cya
[18:28] <psilo2> Where (on the filesystem) can I find a list of installed packages?  Something similar to `dpkg --get-selections` would be great.
[18:28] <AegNuddel> says that my printer manager is designed for cups so I must have it
[18:29] <Kamenow> Pici What i want to ssay is one big Thanks :)
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> Psilo2: you can fint the postinst files in /var someplace (I believe, those wil related to installed stuff)
[18:29] <erUSUL> psilo2: dpkg
[18:29] <vorian> how in the world do I tell if I have a dove board or mx51 board on my netbook?
[18:29] <plecebo> i run a ibook g4 running ubuntu ppc 9.10 and gnome but my battery monitor doesnt work how do i enable one?
[18:30] <erUSUL> psilo2: dpkg --get-selections >  ~/file_with_a_list_of_installed_packages.txt <<<<< there in your home folder
[18:30] <vorian> nevermind
[18:30] <DarkX> hello, i was wondering if someone could help me set up a VNC server on ubuntu with a mirror driver :) (i read that using a mirror driver gives better performance)
[18:30] <faron> hllo evrybody...hope all ar well today
[18:31] <newclimb> im with a problem in a pastebinit it doesnt create the link anyone can help me?
[18:31] <matic> faron, am hungry!
[18:31] <AegNuddel> I have an Epson Artisan 700.  We have gotten the printing set up but I need to know what I need to do to set up the scanning.  I found a site with a possible driver but when I tried to install it it said there was an unsatisfiable dependency
[18:32] <VCoolio> newclimb: there is a bugreport and a patch, let me try and find it
[18:32] <newclimb> VCoolio: thanks
[18:32] <faron> wish i culd hlp ya matic
[18:32] <hellyeah> muhahahha lo
[18:33] <matic> faron, I take lots of ice cream, when is the ice cream van passing by :)
[18:33] <psilo2> erUSUL: the system is not bootable, cannot run dpkg.
[18:34] <Stargaze_> admin, please kick Stargaze
[18:34] <VCoolio> newclimb: hm, can't find it that quick but here's the patch http://pastebin.com/jErMpKkp
[18:34] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[18:35] <dehqan> how apt-get determines what version the distro is  ?
[18:35] <VCoolio> newclimb: save somewhere as pastebinit.diff then run: sudo patch -p0 < pastebinit.diff
[18:35] <vorian> dehqan: your sources.list file
[18:35] <oLife> I'm looking for a blacklist app, similar to the one Transmission uses. Can anyone recommend an app?
[18:35] <vorian> found in /etc
[18:35] <faron> i need to no if there is maybe a list of sum type somewhere that can tell me what I can safely uninstall   from my xubuntu sys as I would like top make this sys as lean as can possibly be ?????????????
[18:35] <psilo2> ActionParsnip: ah I think I see what you mean. /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.postinst ?
[18:35] <Stargaze_> dehqan, not with apt, try lsb_release -a
[18:35] <ActionParsnip> dehqan: it uses the source file. That's why they say your release name on each line
[18:36] <ActionParsnip> Psilo2: yeah. Kinda messy way to go about it though. Dpkg etc can give better output on what's installed
[18:36] <newclimb> VCoolio: i dont know how to do that?
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> Faron: lean in ram or in hdd use?
[18:37] <faron> ram & cpu
[18:37] <matic> faron, ActionParsnip is very right
[18:37] <psilo2> ActionParsnip: right but the machine is not bootable.  The fs is hosed; I am reinstalling the machine and a current package list would be a good start.
[18:37] <dehqan> lsb_release -a says it is jaunty nut apt-get can not download packages from jaunty reps  st ActionParsnip
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> Faron: one good way is to look at the stuff in the menus and remove what you don't use. Which can reduce running apps.
[18:37] <VCoolio> newclimb: copypaste the text from the link in an editor, save the file as pastebinit.diff in your home folder; then open a terminal and run the command I gave
[18:37] <ActionParsnip> Psilo2: use a live cd and chroot
[18:38] <infid> what does it mean when someone says 'it took ~2 years'?
[18:38] <Stargaze_> dehqan, i think jaunty is no longer supported
[18:38] <AegNuddel> hmm
[18:38] <ActionParsnip> Faron: you can remove stuff like xsane which will knock out a service nicely if you never use a scanner. The program bum will help to a fashion too
[18:39] <faron> I was planning on going through synapytic that way
[18:39] <AegNuddel> my audio is conflicting with what I need for my scanner??
[18:39] <nevin> infid: in this case, ~ = about
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> Faron: you can also remove openoffice and install abiword if all you use is writer
[18:39] <VCoolio> infid: ~=approximately, you mean?
[18:39] <VCoolio> newclimb: all clear?
[18:39] <faron> but I dont wnt to uninstall something & then not have my machine boot ya kno ?
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> Faron: you can also remove gimp if you never use it
[18:39] <InvincibleNinja> hi all, i have trouble setting the correct resolution on my laptop, i am using ubuntu 9.10, any help?
[18:39] <infid> VCoolio:  is that what ~ means?
[18:39] <psilo2> ActionParsnip:  The root folder does not contain /usr /bin /sbin /etc /lib and so on.  It's not usable to run a machine.  Anyway, thanks.  I only had that one quesiton.
[18:39] <tehbaut> how can I get ubuntu to support hfs+ ?
[18:39] <VCoolio> infid: that's what I would make of it, yeah
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> Faron: tbh a stock install of ubuntu is full of fluff and can be skimmed down easily
[18:40] <tehbaut> er, gparted
[18:40] <infid> VCoolio: is that an english, math or programming thing?
[18:40] <plecebo> i run a ibook g4 running ubuntu ppc 9.10 and gnome but my battery monitor doesnt work how do i enable one?
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> Psilo2: glad to help
[18:40] <faron> action.... see I tum xubuntu.............
[18:40] <VCoolio> infid: it's rather offtopic, but it's a math thing to have a curled = as 'approximately' but on a keyboard it's hard to get that one so one uses the tilda
[18:40] <infid> ActionParsnip: how do you recommend skimming it down? sudo apt-get --remove ?
[18:41] <Stargaze_> plecebo, try xbattbar
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> Faron: if you use static ip or are running a desktop you can define the lan in /etc/network/interfaces and remove network manager
[18:41] <plecebo> ok
[18:41] <InvincibleNinja> hi all, i have trouble setting the correct resolution on my laptop, i am using ubuntu 9.10, any help? :)
[18:41] <infid> VCoolio: i see. thanks
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> Infid: depends on your use
[18:41] <Paine> how do you, in terminal, open a program and then still have prompt
[18:42] <newclimb> VCoolio: the command that you gave me doesnt work
[18:42] <faron> hmmmmm wish I really understood what you just said oops wow though I figured net mgr would be omething I would really need
[18:42] <infid> Paine: program &
[18:42] <plecebo> stargaze do i use software center or do i use synpatic
[18:42] <Paine> infid, thanks
[18:42] <VCoolio> newclimb: what does it say?
[18:42] <Stargaze_> Paine, by typing @ behond the command
[18:42] <dehqan> lsb_release -a says it is jaunty nut apt-get can not download packages from jaunty reps  st ActionParsnip
[18:42] <DarkX> euhm...i just installed the nvidia video driver and now my resolution is to high for my monitor ._.
[18:42] <Paine> Stargaze_,
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> Faron: there are also tonnes of drivers which can also be removed: you can see them with: dpkg -l | grep xserver ,and remove any you don't use. Evolution can also be removed to free up ram as it runs a few services
[18:42] <Stargaze_> plecebo, synaptic
[18:42] <Paine> Stargaze_, thanks :D
[18:42] <newclimb> VCoolio: newmar@newmar-laptop:~$ sudo patch -p0 < pastebinit.diff
[18:42] <newclimb> sudo: patch: command not found
[18:42] <plecebo> ok
[18:42] <DarkX> any quick fix? :p
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> Dehqan: run: sudo apt-get update
[18:43] <VCoolio> newclimb: ah, well, does it suggest any packages to install?
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> Darkx: sudo nvidia-xconfig
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> Darkx: then reboot
[18:43] <DarkX> when? i can't even get to a login D:
[18:43] <faron> see right now my cpu is being maxed & all I have running is this chat
[18:43] <dehqan> ActionParsnip: done it before
[18:43] <newclimb> VCoolio: nothing
[18:43] <rafuch0> where is alsaconf !!!
[18:43] <faron> oops up & down
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> Darkx: root recovery console
[18:43] <DarkX> ok will try :3
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> Dehan: does it hit the repos?
[18:43] <DarkX> (this is another laptop btw :p)
[18:43] <dehqan> ActionParsnip: yes some
[18:44] <umbra_> ya'll have a good evening...thanks for all the help
[18:44] <captainc> can someone help me install without cd where I have a separate fat32 partition with the cd iso on it?
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> Darkx: you will stll have a recovery root console. It is still the same OS as a desktop system
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> Dehqan: then change server in software sources
[18:44] <faron> eveolution ?? see now that would be something I would wonder whether I needed or not.......
[18:44] <DarkX> hmm looks like its working after a reboot O_o strange
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> Faron: if you use it for email, keep it. If not get rid
[18:45] <VCoolio> newclimb: ah, it's just patch; run: sudo apt-get install patch
[18:45] <faron> See,I am not a geek {I just like people to think I am.Heh,heh}
[18:45] <VCoolio> newclimb: then try again (use arrow up to select the same command for convenience)
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> Faron: if you don't use vnc you can remove vino and vinagre too
[18:45] <plecebo> ok i installed it so should i restart
[18:45] <e45qhtrafgd> hahah
[18:45] <alesan> hi how do I install acrobat reader from adobe? For example I know of this:
[18:45] <e45qhtrafgd> jhrtdnbfcvz
[18:45] <alesan> http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/pool/partner/a/acroread/
[18:46] <alesan> so is there a way to add that in the list of repositories
[18:46] <alesan> so that I keep automatically uptodate?
[18:46] <faron> vnc ?? that a media player ?
[18:46] <tehbaut> apt-get install hfsprogs returns no results... is there another way to get hfsprogs via apt-get?
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Faron: if you run: dpkg -l | less ,you can see what's installed and remove what is surplus
[18:46] <DarkX> VNC is for remote desktop connection
[18:46] <spinner> how do i change terminal color scheme
[18:46] <newclimb> VCoolio: patch: **** Only garbage was found in the patch input.
[18:46] <ActionParsnip> Faron: also set vm.swappiness lower if you have 1gb ram or more
[18:46] <DarkX> i installed tightvnc server but i can't seem to find any way to configure it :p
[18:46] <tehbaut> is there an apt-get search function?
[18:46] <Tihomir> hello ninjas
[18:46] <Tihomir> :)
[18:46] <gabriel> sup my ninja
[18:47] <YOY> Hey, is this normal? nautilus freezes for a while whenever i even click an incomplete file that's downloading in utorrent. This is driving me  crazy.
[18:47] <VCoolio> newclimb: I found the site, get the patch from there, maybe you also copied the line numbering https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pastebinit/+bug/526849
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> Tehbaut: apt-cache search will search available apps. dpkg -l | grep something will search your installed apps
[18:47] <faron> ahhhhhhhhset swappiness lower ?? Wow,I was thinking about setting it higher but I don't even kno whow
[18:47] <captainc> YOY, utorrent on ubuntu?
[18:47] <faron> know how
[18:47] <gabriel> anybody know how to get the /usr/share/man/man0p manpages in ubuntu?
[18:48] <YOY> yes captainc
[18:48] <e45qhtrafgd> Tiders muha
[18:48] <VCoolio> newclimb: it's the attachment in the second post there
[18:48] <captainc> YOY, Is that native or through wine?
[18:48] <YOY> wine of course
[18:48] <tehbaut> thanks ActionParsnip
[18:48] <captainc> YOY, not for nothing, but transmission is pretty kick-ass.
[18:48] <e45qhtrafgd> iykfcm,hvlocfol
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> Faron: higher will make it use swap more (more hdd access = sloooow) if your system can run in ram a low vm.swappiness will restrict the system to try and make it use ram more (faster)
[18:49] <spinner> some one know how to change terminal color scheme
[18:49] <YOY> transmission stinks
[18:49] <nevin> spinner: edit -> profiles
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Faron: could also install dnsmasq to have a local dns service to speed up web access
[18:49] <tehbaut> is archive.ubuntu.com down?
[18:49] <jpds> tehbaut: highly unlikely
[18:49] <captainc> YOY: Deluge is good too. Otherwise, I'd monitor the WINE process for CPU usage to see if that's the bottle neck.
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Captainc: enable to web interface too. Remote control torrents
[18:50] <AegNuddel> I have an Epson Artisan 700.  We have gotten the printing set up but I need to know what I need to do to set up the scanning.  I found a site with a possible driver but when I tried to install it it said there was an unsatisfiable dependency.  I tried to download it but it said PulseAudio had a conflicting version and installing it would break the package.  (Having a broken package does not sound fun!)
[18:50] <nevin> spinner: then select the default profile ( or create a new one ) and change away..
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: I use it. My g1 phone loves it long time
[18:50] <jpds> tehbaut: And no, it's just you.
[18:50] <captainc> YOY: Just curious, why do you not like Transmission?
[18:50] <YOY> captainc it's not about wine, it's about nautilus. even if i shut down utorrent it freezes
[18:50] <tehbaut> jpds: I'm getting "failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/h/hfsplus/libhfsp0_1.0.412build1_amd64.deb
[18:50] <YOY> because it's not ghostleech friendlu
[18:50] <YOY> friendly
[18:50] <YOY> *
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: utorrent has a few bugs and will ramp up cpu usage til it maxes your chips
[18:51] <spinner> so i have to do it grafical it wont work if i make an Xresources file with color codes?
[18:51] <Stargaze_> faron, in Terminal, type sudo gedit /etc/sysctl.conf and then add vm.swappiness = 10
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: there are tonnes of torrent apps native to linux. I suggest you try them
[18:51] <YOY> ActionParsnip, utorrent runs perfect
[18:51] <YOY> it's just a bug
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> Stargaze_: gksudo for gedit
[18:52] <captainc> YOY: my initial feel is that it is the way wine has to stream information to the disk and that nautilus is trying to read info about the file. If it is not stored properly, Nautilus may choke on it.
[18:52] <phunk> hey homies, does anyone know if it's possible to combine .ima floppy images into a .iso file using ubuntu? i was thinking the dd command but i'm not exactly sure how to approach it...
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: yeah 100% cpu usage is pretty appauling for something billed to be "light"
[18:52] <AlienDK> Deluge is pretty nice
[18:52] <YOY> yes, i thought of that, and maybe it's because of the different filesystem
[18:53] <_ting__> hello
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> Phunk: could use the remaster system to add files to the iso
[18:53] <nevin> spinner: that was just one way.  You could use command line switches too.
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> !remaster | phunk
[18:53] <newclimb> VCoolio: it works thanks
[18:53] <jpds> tehbaut: That package does not exist.
[18:53] <erUSUL> psilo2: sorry was away; chroot to the install from a livecd run dpkg
[18:53] <jpds> tehbaut: Try: sudo apt-get update
[18:53] <VCoolio> newclimb: your welcome
[18:54] <faron> here's a quest for everybody........on xubuntu i use a program called "xfcenotes " for the panel......i have a problem with it..........when I click on it to open it up.....it opens 5 empty notes & it opens my other 3........how can I stop this strange behaviour ?
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> Faron: is there a bug logged for the behaviour?
[18:55] <phunk> ActionParsnip: well, basically what i have are 14 floppy images that are install disks for win95 (installing this on an old laptop for a friend). if i had 14 floppies laying around i'd just use those but it's 2010 and i (unlike my friend) am with the times. ideally i wanted to combine the .ima images into a single .iso, burn that to cd, and install that way. hence i was looking at dd to see if there was a way i might be able to combine them
[18:55] <YOY> ActionParsnip, just so you know, utorrent runs 99.9% of the time 10 times faster and liter than any other native crap, also it has it's way around connections just like libtorrent, but that's unconfortable using it in the terminal.
[18:56] <faron> not sure...not sure about those "bug" types of things ...again...I'm not really a geek...I jst like people to think I am
[18:56] <AegNuddel> grr.
 Paine, by typing @ behond the command <- what do you mean?
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: I ran it in xp and i'd have to kill it off every few days after it maxed my cpu and made my fan spin like crazy. I doubt it runs lighter than rtorrent by far
[18:57] <faron> the xfce notes program is really awkward........ it doesn't even come with instuctions for use when you install it
[18:57] <Stargaze_> infid, behond = behind
[18:57] <captainc> YOY: E-mail the utorrent guys and tell them to make a linux version!
[18:57] <AegNuddel> can't anyone help me?  I tried to be as specific as possible...
[18:57] <YOY> Well your pc sucks ActionParsnip , i've been a user for years, even in xp
[18:58] <captainc> Let's try not to flame now.
[18:58] <captainc> To each his own.
[18:58] <YOY> that's not flame, it must be a fact
[18:58] <infid> Stargaze_: gnometris @ doesnt return my prompt to me
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: it does in todays standards but it runs everything else I need just fine. Once I add the "light" torrent client utorrent it starts to die.
[18:58] <faron> what heck you talkin bout yoy ?
[18:58] <YOY> lol
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: so simple evaluation is utorrent blows
[18:58] <nevin> infid: gnometetris &
[18:59] <mysoogals> how to seed torrent seedbox on vps? without desktop
[18:59] <infid> nevin: well & is what i said but he said put @ 'behind' it which could mean before or after it but neither works. was curious if there was anotherw ay
[18:59] <Bwyard> http://cnart.apriestofgix.com/index.php?action=pmxblog;sa=view;cont=2;uid=15
[19:00] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: and even if my pc did b low. Isn't utorrent supposed to be light and run with minimal resources, just like a low end system?
[19:00] <nevin> infid: what happens when you type gnometetris &
[19:01] <pixide2000> ciao ragazzi
[19:01] <pedro__> alguien habla espanol
[19:01] <pixide2000> qualcuno parla italiano?
[19:01] <VCoolio> !es | pedro__
[19:01] <infid> nevin like i said twice, that works perfectly fine, returns the prompt. however Stargaze_ said to put @ behind it, which i was concerned about as to why, apparently that is not correct so nevermind
[19:01] <VCoolio> !it | pixide2000
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> AegNuddel: I don't see your question
[19:02] <AegNuddel> I have an Epson Artisan 700.  We have gotten the printing set up but I need to know what I need to do to set up the scanning.  I found a site with a possible driver but when I tried to install it it said there was an unsatisfiable dependency.  I tried to download it but it said PulseAudio had a conflicting version and installing it would break the package.  (Having a broken package does not sound fun!)
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> Aegnuddel: wassup
[19:02] <AegNuddel> there...
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> Aegnuddel: is there a bug logged for the driver you found?
[19:02] <pedro__> gracias ubottu
[19:02] <AegNuddel> I asked once before then added on...
[19:02] <YOY> ActionParsnip, why do you think most of the people use utorrent on their linux servers for seedboxes ? even professional people. why not use native, there are few that have the gui... it's because it's the best. It;s obvious that you're not a fan of it and you try to yap around here with lies, i've never heard someone before saying utorrent blew their cpu, maybe if you leech 100gb shit
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> Aegnuddel: does xsane not just find the scanner
[19:02] <pixide2000> bye
[19:03] <AegNuddel> It FINDS it
[19:03] <mysoogals> guys how to seed torrent on tranmission from terminal ?
[19:03] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: there is no best software for anything
[19:03] <nicolayc> list
[19:03] <AegNuddel> there is some error...can't remember exact wording
[19:03] <AegNuddel> hold on
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> Mysoogals: never done it from terminal personally
[19:04] <alessandrita> hola
[19:04] <madsj> is there some extension to gedit to enable it to wrap text just like emacs can with auto-fill-mode ?
[19:04] <alessandrita> no
[19:04] <Mr-Grey> Greetings Everyone.
[19:05] <AegNuddel> now it''s not though :(
[19:05] <alessandrita> thank you
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: your witness: http://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=54642
[19:05] <YOY> ohhhhh, ActionParsnip you're british. I apologize, that explains everything
[19:05] <bastid_raZor> mysoogals: on the very first manpage it tells how to add torrents to tranmission from command line.
[19:05] <alessandrita> no
[19:05] <alessandrita> i am spanish
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: from the hallowed ground of utorrent forums no less
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: yes I am educated.
[19:05] <YOY> i meant retarded
[19:05] <xangua> alessandrita: do you have any ubuntu related question┬┐
[19:05] <alessandrita> aaaa
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: I'm guessing american?
[19:06] <YOY> worse
[19:06] <YOY> romanian
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: like it :)
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: the forum shows another user with a maxed out cpu
[19:07] <YOY> great, that's 2 in a mil
[19:07] <AegNuddel> ActionParsnip, it keeps reverting to my webcam even though I have a scanner
[19:07] <Mr-Grey> Does anyone perhaps have a good link to learn swiftly about how to navagate around within the terminal? It is slightly diffrent than DOS from what I grew up with. I'm rather new to Lynux and I enjoy the stability and flexibality of it.
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> yoy: best is an evauluation of needs to product. Not all users needs are 100% identical so no single best will ever exist
[19:07] <chowder> using OpenOffice Calc (Spreadsheet) and am trying to make the lines (rows and columns) visible when I print. Anyone know how?
[19:07] <alessandrita> hello
[19:07] <bastid_raZor> !terminal | Mr-Grey
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: you can only say something is best for you, not for all
[19:07] <AegNuddel> Now I installed Gutenprint too
[19:07] <xangua> !hi | alessandrita
[19:08] <alessandrita> hi xangua
[19:08] <Paineless> Mr-Grey, try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=73885
[19:08] <AegNuddel> I am so lost
[19:09] <youknoweddavis> does anyone have experience with karmic and kodak cameras?
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> Aegnuddel: i'd log a bug to see if the conflict can be resolved.
[19:09] <youknoweddavis> i get "unable to lock" errors and fspot hangs
[19:09] <AegNuddel> It's on some japanese site
[19:09] <Mr-Grey> Thank you very much Paineless
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: there are other incidents all over the web which I saw trying to get the garbage to work
[19:11] <joeb> Anyone know how to go about using a Ubuntu Server install that would work for a blind person?
[19:11] <claws_> I have 4 computers running in this house. 9 days ago...i decided to give Linux a try. Yesterday i DID throw my MS win Vista and 7 in fireplace! And installed Linux on all my boxes! LINUX 4E!  :)
[19:11] <DS_USER> Hello? Can someone help me? I did this: Ubuntu wasnt working after a while from Harddrive so i went into drive utuility and deleted the whole ubuntu drive or part of it (not swap just the linux OS) So then I tried to install using biggest free space and it still doesnt work Grub or Crub comes up
[19:11] <kenek> cioa
[19:11] <Paineless> Mr-Grey, yw :)
[19:12] <kenek> blu
[19:12] <MaT-dg1> how can I check a version of a package with apt-get?
[19:12] <YOY> It's like i can hear you talking with that bad accent in front of me ActionParsnip
[19:12] <AegNuddel> claws_, chalk one of for literalism!
[19:12] <AegNuddel> claws_, chalk one UP for literalism!
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: and most used doesn't mean better. Most systems use windows rather than any other os. Is windows therefore better?
[19:13] <xangua> joeb: what about installing a minimal gnome desktop┬┐┬┐ it has orca for example; that would help┬┐┬┐
[19:13] <DS_USER> Can someone help me? I did this: Ubuntu wasnt working after a while from Harddrive so i went into drive utuility and deleted the whole ubuntu drive or part of it (not swap just the linux OS) So then I tried to install using biggest free space and it still doesnt work Grub or Crub comes up
[19:13] <phaitour> hi all, i have a mysql question.  does anyone know how i can increase my max_connection beyond 16384?
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: which accent?
[19:13] <kitche> DS_USER sounds like hard drive fail
[19:13] <YOY> nvm
[19:13] <quenta> How would one change the resolution in a fresh installation if the current one makes the gui inaccessible?
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: if you say british you are very ignorant
[19:13] <YOY> doh
[19:13] <YOY> i'm the crazy person here
[19:13] <DS_USER> it cant be i only deleted the partion
[19:13] <viliny> Any way to display vcore in ubuntu?
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> British accent doesn't exist
[19:14] <DS_USER> cant i reformate it?
[19:14] <`mOOse`> there's a utorrent for linux?
[19:14] <DS_USER> no
[19:14] <DS_USER> bittorrent
[19:14] <`mOOse`> oh
[19:14] <YOY> yea, the that's what the Scottish say
[19:14] <claws_> AegNuddel: yeah! wasted so many years on ms"#tt!
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> There's one in the pipes apparently
[19:14] <DS_USER> WHICH FORMAT DOES UBUNTU USE FOR THEIR PARTION??
[19:14] <YOY> :)
[19:14] <DS_USER> CHECH IN DISK UTULITY
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> !caps | rs_user
[19:15] <`mOOse`> I like deluge enough but utorrent would roxor
 transmission, rtorrent if you need cli
[19:15] <jupitor> DS_USER, try transmission
[19:15] <DS_USER> whats that
[19:15] <DS_USER> ?
[19:15]  * kumita zet
[19:15] <Roasted> Is there any way to download the new ubuntu lucid themes in karmic? I can't seem to find them anywhere.
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Ds_user: ext4 in jauny and later. Otherwise ext3
[19:15] <pippo26> salve
[19:15] <`mOOse`> transmission is too spare - I like more control and ability to manipulate trackers etc
[19:15] <kumita> me
[19:15] <viliny> ActionParsnip, you know alot - how do i check my vcore in ubuntu ? :) lm-sensors isn't picking up my mobo... any alternatives?
[19:15] <brontosaurusrex> DS_USER: probably ext4 by default
[19:15] <kitche> DS_USER umm ext3/ext4 but if you installed it sboukd have did a reformat
[19:15] <DS_USER> i have 9.10
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> Viliny: not something I use dude sorry
[19:16] <DS_USER> so ext4?
[19:16] <dfdfd> I get the following error error with /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing
[19:16] <Harponeus> When i boot it says Grub Loading, and then "Biodisk error", then "grub rescue>" What to do? :(
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> Ds_user: then it will be ext4. You can check with: sudo parted -l
[19:16] <YOY> here's another one for you ActionParsnip ^ m00se ///  no one likes transmissions interface, dunno why you people here always recommend it
[19:16] <dfdfd> I can't login i can't even move my mouse
[19:16] <Mr-Grey> Did you all know that after all these years they are making Windows 98 open source? Amazing how much these corporations make off everyone.
[19:16] <DS_USER> ok
[19:16] <DS_USER> thx
[19:16] <DS_USER> brb
[19:16] <allowoverride> whats the command syntax to take files on a cd, and convert to iso image locally?
[19:16] <kenek> blu new
[19:17] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: do you actually sit and look at the interface while stuff downloads?
[19:17] <rautamiekka> Is it possible to have grep (or any other tool, for that matter) search in text files for matching lines containing case-insensitive word "ban" and string "0:0:13422909" ?
[19:17] <DS_USER> im happy u guys actully try to help me
[19:17] <DS_USER> :)
[19:17] <jupitor> I run transmission with the webinterface on a junk box. I love it.
[19:17] <`mOOse`> I just think transmission is for the occasional torrent user - it's adequate for dloading iso's of ubuntu but if you use torrents a lot, it doesn't have many good features
[19:17] <blakkheim> rautamiekka: YES
[19:17] <blakkheim> caps
[19:17] <YOY> Yes, since i have 100mbit home connection ActionParsnip
[19:17] <celthunder> YOY, use rtorrent many many more fetures and you dont have to look at it
[19:17] <rautamiekka> blakkheim: Do you know how ?
[19:17] <`mOOse`> deluge is as close to utorrent as I've found and I like it ok, but it still lacks a few features
[19:18] <blakkheim> rautamiekka: man grep
[19:18] <YOY> `mOOse`, try ktorrent
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> yoy: then use the web interface if its that offensive
[19:18] <allowoverride> the cd is already and image but not an iso, its files that were nero'd to cd, and now, its the full dir listed, not an .iso image that is bootable, the cd is bootable, and when i did the dd command, it only copied the directory structure, not created and .iso image. help?
[19:18] <`mOOse`> I have YOY
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: why is the look so important
[19:18] <`mOOse`> I don't care for it as much
[19:18] <Harponeus> Anyone want to help me with a boot problem?
[19:18] <YOY> the only thing missing comparing to utorrent is the copy peer list thing
[19:18] <YOY> and the add peer
[19:18] <`mOOse`> YOY - used deluge?
[19:18] <YOY> yes
[19:19] <YOY> worse than ktorrent
[19:19] <`mOOse`> you prefer ktorrent?
[19:19] <YOY> yep
[19:19] <`mOOse`> not me
[19:19] <Jordan_U> !anyone | Harponeus
[19:19] <dfdfd> I get the following error error with /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> Harponeus: sup
[19:19] <YOY> but i prefer more the wined utorrent
[19:19] <Harponeus> When i boot it says Grub Loading, and then "Biodisk error", then "grub rescue>" What to do? :(
[19:19] <`mOOse`> I'm not happy with any of them,  frankly
[19:19] <Stargaze_> allowoverride, check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=6509
[19:19] <Roasted> Is there any way to download the new ubuntu lucid themes in karmic? I can't seem to find them anywhere.
[19:19] <allowoverride> whats the command syntax to take files on a cd, and convert to iso image locally? the cd is already and image but not an iso, its files that were nero'd to cd, and now, its the full dir listed, not an .iso image that is bootable, the cd is bootable, and when i did the dd command, it only copied the directory structure, not created and .iso image. help?
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> Harponeus: boot to livecd and reinstall grub
[19:20] <ubuntuNewBee> hi, is there where i can get help on ubuntu?
[19:20] <AegNuddel> here's the error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libltdl3 (>= 1.5.2-2)
[19:20] <Jordan_U> ubuntuNewBee, Yes.
[19:20] <YOY> yes, over there ubuntuNewBee
[19:20] <Stargaze_> ubuntuNewBee, http://users.skynet.be/gbachot/html/howto.html
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: submit it as a function idea at http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com and the functionality may get added
[19:20] <AegNuddel> What does that mean exactly?  Is my version too new?
[19:20] <allowoverride> Stargaze_, thanks, i will check it ou
[19:20] <DS_USER> Action I get this error while trying to format it: Error creating partition: helper exited with exit code 1: In part_add_partition: device_file=/dev/sda, start=72785502720, size=2681441280, type=0x83
[19:20] <DS_USER> Entering MS-DOS parser (offset=0, size=80000000000)
[19:20] <DS_USER> MSDOS_MAGIC found
[19:20] <DS_USER> looking at part 0 (offset 32256, size 32868864, type 0xde)
[19:20] <DS_USER> new part entry
[19:20] <FloodBot1> DS_USER: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:20] <DS_USER> looking at part 1 (offset 32901120, size 72752601600, type 0x07)
[19:20] <DS_USER> new part entry
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> Aegnuddel: you need a later version of that package
[19:21] <AegNuddel> ah
[19:21] <Mr-Grey> Try getting tech support like this for an OS anywhere else lol this is excellent
[19:21] <Jordan_U> Harponeus, Try asking in #grub
[19:21] <DS_USER> Error creating partition: helper exited with exit code 1: In part_add_partition: device_file=/dev/sda, start=72785502720, size=2681441280, type=0x83
[19:21] <DS_USER> Entering MS-DOS parser (offset=0, size=80000000000)
[19:21] <DS_USER> MSDOS_MAGIC found
[19:21] <DS_USER> looking at part 0 (offset 32256, size 32868864, type 0xde)
[19:21] <DS_USER> new part entry
[19:21] <FloodBot1> DS_USER: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:21] <DS_USER> looking at part 1 (offset 32901120, size 72752601600, type 0x07)
[19:21] <DS_USER> new part entry
[19:21] <hellyeah> hey
[19:21] <ubuntuNewBee> okay guys/gals, does anybody have experience setting up ubuntu + postfix + dovecot?
[19:21] <hellyeah> i cannot find tiff2pdf package on ubuntu repo
[19:21] <dfdfd> I get the following pop-up error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse
[19:21] <AegNuddel> I tried to find it and it said it would break PulseAudio
[19:22] <AegNuddel> if I installed a newer one
[19:22] <allowoverride> Stargaze_, um,,, which part, i already did the basic cmd. did you read my post? did i explain it well?
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> Hellyeah: then find a ppa or deb
[19:22] <Harponeus> Yes, i've tried it - i manage to load the USB and so on, but when i choose to install or play live it starts too boot on the HD - which does not work =/.
[19:22] <trijntje> Hi all, since Karmic sound gives a loud crack just before it starts playing, any pointers on how to fix this?
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> Aegnuddel: maybe you need a later version of pulse
[19:22] <hellyeah> do you now that addres
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> Harponeus: check settings in the grub loader then
[19:23] <dehqan> how to put a word at the end of each line on this list ? http://pastebin.com/bZJywtKa
[19:23] <ubuntuNewBee> is anbody here an expert at setting up postfix + dovecot?
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> Hellyeah: use websearches. I don't know the address of every ppa and their contents
[19:23] <Stargaze_> allowoverride, check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=490640 and scroll down
[19:23] <AegNuddel> ActionParsnip, do you know how I can get it?
[19:24] <Harponeus> I can only access "grub rescue>", not "grub>"
[19:24] <dfdfd> I get the following pop-up error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice ?
[19:24] <Jordan_U> Harponeus, Try asking in #grub
[19:24] <allowoverride> Stargaze_, which persons comment?
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> Aegnuddel: websearc for: ppa search ,one of the top few links will let you search launchpad
[19:25] <allowoverride> the suse comment?
[19:25] <ubuntuNewBee> is this an ubuntu support forum?
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> Dehqan: i'd ask in #bash
[19:25] <Stargaze_> allowoverride, try mkisofs -o $ISO_FILENAME.iso $DIRECTORY
[19:25] <Pici> ubuntuNewBee: Yes, but your question might be better answered in #ubuntu-server
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntunewbee: its the official ubuntu support channel
[19:26] <Stargaze_> mkisofs means make iso file system
[19:26] <YOY> ubuntuNewBee, this is a sex chat
[19:26] <ubuntuNewBee> okay, thank Pici, i'll try that
[19:26] <VCoolio> hellyeah: apt-get install libtiff-tools
[19:26] <claws_> any1 here knows how lkl works ?
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Yoy: not wise with ops in the channel
[19:27] <YOY> now look what you made him do
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> !info lkl
[19:27] <psvasti> 1hahahahahaha
[19:27] <Bittarman> i just upgraded to try out 10.04alpha, should the new themes on the brand page have been installed?
[19:27] <Bittarman> or are they still in the pipeline?
[19:27] <Pici> Bittarman : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> Claws_: man lkl ,is all I can advise. Maybe someone else can help though
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> !lucid | bittarman
[19:28] <Bittarman> Pici, k
[19:28] <viliny> anyone know how to check vcore in ubuntu?
[19:28] <Bittarman> ActionParsnip,  I know its not released and not stable
[19:28] <Stargaze_> !info vcore
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Bittarman: just using the factoid to direct
[19:28] <claws_> ActionParsnip, thx.. il try that out :)
[19:28] <Younder> how is SElinux doing?
[19:28] <Bittarman> ActionParsnip, a little late, so thanks for being an ass
[19:29] <Guitche> #join/ ubuntu-fr
[19:29] <Stargaze_> Younder, he's lonely
[19:29] <claws_> ActionParsnip, no menu entry for lkl  :(
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> !attitude | bittarman
[19:29] <Guitche> ubuntu-fr
[19:29] <dfdfd> I get the following pop-up error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice ?
[19:29] <psvasti> how 2 upgrade from 8.04 2 10.04?
[19:29] <Younder> Stargaze_, I figuredas much
[19:29] <Pici> psvasti : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[19:29] <alwaizlern> Is there a way to reset wireless settings back to defaults?
[19:29] <psvasti> k
[19:29] <zt> ąŠą│ąŠ ą▓čüąĄą╝ ą┐čĆąĖą▓ąĄčé:)
[19:29] <Pici> !ru | zt
[19:30] <zt> y
[19:30] <Younder> no cryllic here if you please
[19:30] <AegNuddel> no idea what
[19:30] <AegNuddel> to install
[19:30] <Harponeus> Is there a way to destroy the current HD- OS installation with Ubuntu live CD?
[19:31] <Younder> AegNuddel, yes
[19:31] <alwaizlern> Harponeus: You can use the built in Disk Utility
[19:31] <Younder> AegNuddel, rm -r
[19:31] <zt> čéčāčé ą┐ąŠ čĆčāčüčüą║ąĖ ą║čéąŠ ąĮąĄą▒čāčéčī ą┐ąŠąĮąĖą╝ą░ąĄčé?
[19:31] <OttifantSir> 9.10, Dell Inspiron 9400 with Stereo and Subwoofer/LFE. How do I change the volume of the LFE? Up until 9.04 it was just selecting Main/PCM and LFE with Ctrl and it was solved, but how do I do this in 9.10?
[19:31] <Younder> amoung othres
[19:32] <AegNuddel> Younder, do I type that in terminal or???
[19:32] <Younder> linux does not prevent you from shooting yourself in the foot
[19:32] <bamaung> ls
[19:32] <bamaung> hi
[19:32] <Harponeus> No, I cannot enter Ubuntu.
[19:32] <Younder> AegNuddel, yes
[19:32] <dfdfd> I get the following pop-up error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice ?
[19:33] <viliny> how do i chop program output into smaller segments so i can read it all without buffer cutting out half of it?
[19:33] <alwaizlern> My ubuntu suddenly is not connecting to my wireless network; any idea what I can do?
[19:33] <shairozan> alwaizlern did you do any updates recently?
[19:33] <Guest13680> #sex
[19:33] <Guest13680> ftrhbrft
[19:33] <Stargaze_> viliny, by using |less
[19:33] <AegNuddel> Younder, I need another argument apparently
[19:33] <Guest13680> #gry
[19:33] <AlexJ> hello
[19:33] <Younder> AegNuddel, you need the sudo bit
[19:34] <Stargaze_> viliny, for example ps -e | less
[19:34] <AlexJ> is there any Canonical official here?
[19:34] <Younder> AegNuddel, sudo rm -r /
[19:34] <viliny> thank you Stargaze_
[19:34] <shairozan> Someone deleting their entire disk?
[19:34] <Younder> AegNuddel, the death call  to all linuxen
[19:35] <skjoedt-> Hi guys. I did a system update and when I reboot my Kdesktop crashes. Now I have booted a previous kernel version from Grub so the question is; how do I delete the damaged version which is in the grub list from my system?
[19:35] <alwaizlern> After installing and running airodump-ng my  internet has been going super slow and now won't even connect to my home wireless network (but it does see it)..Does anyone know how I can resolve this?
[19:35] <zt> here on the Russian who can not be understood?
[19:35] <AegNuddel> what are you trying to do to me?
[19:35] <xangua> Younder: you canno't  put that kind of comands here, what you do may cost you a ban
[19:35] <AegNuddel> jerk
[19:35] <hellyeah_> family friendlky pls
[19:35] <shairozan> Yeah, the rm -r command is a "recursively delete"
[19:35] <AegNuddel> luckily it didn't work
[19:35] <Younder> xangua, it's a fact. no more no less
[19:36] <shairozan> Issuing the command would delete your disk contents completely
[19:36] <OttifantSir> 9.10, Dell Inspiron 9400 with Stereo and Subwoofer/LFE. How do I change the volume of the LFE? Up until 9.04 it was just selecting Main/PCM and LFE with Ctrl and it was solved, but how do I do this in 9.10?
[19:36] <AegNuddel> i gtg
[19:36] <AegNuddel> or wait
[19:36] <AegNuddel> nm
[19:36] <amilki> castillo
[19:36] <alwaizlern> Nevermind, restarting my computer did the trick.
[19:37] <Stargaze_> alwaizlern, that's the windows-trick
[19:37] <zt> here who do not understand whether to Russian
[19:37] <amilki> hola
[19:37] <alwaizlern> Stargaze_ haha; worked in ubuntu lol
[19:38] <Pici> zt: /join #ubuntu-ru for russian
[19:38] <xangua> !hi | amilki
[19:38] <amilki> how are you
[19:39] <xangua> amilki: do you have any ubuntu related question┬┐
[19:39] <juuntian> hey there! I'm having this strange problem on my Ubuntu 9.10... I was using Windows 7 on my desktop and everything, including my wireless connection, ran smoothly. After installing Ubuntu 9.10, the connection is really slow. I searched about this issue, but people just changed their DNS, which haven't worked for me. I'm right now at my netbook using jolicloud on same wireless connection and it's good.
[19:39] <amilki> yes
[19:39] <AegNuddel> trying to figure out a scanner issue is all...
[19:40] <AegNuddel> Was that any reason to be mean to me? :(
[19:40] <MartinCleaver> When I boot (eeebuntu 8.4) I get just a blue-grey screen with a cursor - apparently no window manager
[19:40] <MartinCleaver> I tried xfix - that didn't help
[19:41] <skjoedt-> Hi guys. I did a system update and when I reboot my Kdesktop crashes. Now I have booted a previous kernel version from Grub so the question is; how do I delete the damaged version which is in the grub list from my system?
[19:41] <SandGorgon> anyone have an intel 5100 wireless-n card ? is it out-of-the-box in karmic ... planning on buying one off ebay
[19:41] <juuntian> anyone had this problem before? I saw some people talking about disabling IPv6, but I don't think this is the real issue.
[19:41] <shairozan> Easiest thing is not to delete it, but rather to just have it automatically selected
[19:42] <DanS> alright
[19:42] <DanS> lets talk
[19:42] <shairozan> What was the problem about ipv6?
[19:42] <DanS> about linux UIs
[19:42] <DanS> everyone's a hater
[19:42] <DanS> I dont know anyone
[19:42] <DanS> happy with the current state of things
[19:42] <Pici> DanS: This is the support channel, if you want to chat, please use #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:42] <DanS> OSS UIs are damned if you do
[19:42] <DanS> and damned if you dont
[19:43] <DanS> oh, it looks like windows
[19:43] <juuntian> shairozan: I'm having slow connection issues since changed to Ubuntu 9.10. Looked for some solutions online and only have seen people talking about either disabling IPv6 or changing DNS.
[19:43] <DanS> oh, it looks like OS X
[19:43] <DanS> oh, it's too different
[19:43] <Pici> !ot | DanS
[19:43] <DanS> Linux on the desktop
[19:43] <DanS> will never be
[19:43] <DanS> fact
[19:43] <xangua> !ops | DanS
[19:43] <FloodBot1> DanS: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:43] <Stargaze_> skjoedt-, use this command => http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4653463/71529-ubucleaner.sh
[19:43] <juuntian> shairozan: I changed my DNS, but still have the problem. don't think it's the IPv6 thing also...
[19:43] <juuntian> any clue?
[19:44] <shairozan> I doubt that it is the IPV6 issue honestly, give me just a momemnt
[19:44] <shairozan> *moment trather
[19:44] <shairozan> *moment rather dangit lol
[19:44] <skjoedt-> Stargaze_: Okay, will try.
[19:44] <Paineless> command to view list of current processes ?
[19:44] <Pici> Paineless: ps aux
[19:44] <juuntian> shairozan: of course, take your time... if you google it, you'll see that people talk about that. but i don't think too, that's why i haven't tried.
[19:44] <Paineless> Pici~ thanks
[19:44] <S3CURITY> does any one know a bout a tracking device for notebooks , if they get stole ?
[19:44] <dinosaurvskitten> if I have a crontab with the minutes set to "*/20", will that task get executed exactly on 12:00, 12:20, and so forth, or at 12:X, 12:x+20 where x is whatever minute the cron daemon happened to be started on?
[19:45] <shairozan> I think I know what they're talking about. The issue they're describing is an issue where the  system is attempting to cycle through IPV6 DNS lookups before IPV4 causing a delay. What DNS are you using? As you mentioned that you had changed it
[19:45] <javier-riki> puedo hablar con mis amigos
[19:46] <skjoedt-> Stargaze_: It says it will remove old kernels. But it is the new kernel that is unstable. I have booted the old one since the newly updated crashes.
[19:46] <Stargaze_> skjoedt-, then i misunderstood
[19:46] <juuntian> shairozan: i was using Google DNS, actually I'm still using it on all my computers. I tried to change my desktop (the one with the problem) to OpenDNS but the issue remained, so I changed back.
[19:47] <AegNuddel> If I break PulseAudio is it possible to go back to ALSA instead?
[19:48] <Stargaze_> skjoedt-, try removing old kernels by using synaptic
[19:48] <skjoedt-> Stargaze_: Is it safe just to remove it from my GRUB boot list? Or is it taking up way to much disk space?
[19:48] <Paineless> im in a downloading/installing mood... whos got something cool to try !?
[19:48] <i0n99> is there anyway to do a network install of the newest version of ubuntu?
[19:48] <dfdfd> When i boot up i get following pop-up / error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice ?
[19:48] <shairozan> juuntian: Do me a favor. If you go to a terminal and enter cat /etc/resolv.conf does it bring up ipv4 addresses or ipv6? IPV4 are standard dotted decimal x.x.x.x
[19:48] <AlexJ> is there someone here that i can talk to regarding the distribution of some ubuntu CDs?
[19:48] <GeekSquid> Juuntian: your ISP's DNS might be faster, as it would be a closer route
[19:49] <juuntian> shairozan: IPv4.
[19:49] <AegNuddel> oh well...no answer coming so here goes nothing...
[19:49] <xangua> AegNuddel: a lot of gnome apps use pulse, would be dificult :S
[19:50] <AegNuddel> it said all satisfied this time
[19:50] <AegNuddel> weird
[19:50] <marek_> hey guys. i tried to install looking glass into karmic. the installation went only half way and could not be completed because of certain error that i do not remember. but after installing it, everything went wrong: both my default kde and gnome interfaces do not allow me to control any windows (no scaling, nothing)...then all of the /etc/network/interfaces cleared, everything shut down...can anybody help? please...
[19:50] <juuntian> GeekSquid: I'm not sure about that. Always used Google DNS without any problem, even the netbook I'm typing now is using it. No way it's only a DNS matter.
[19:50] <AegNuddel> maybe because I did sudo apt-get update?
[19:50] <shairozan> juuntian: Alright let's check this. perform the following in terminal ifconfig eth0 | grep Scope . Then do the same replacing eth0 with wlan0 depending on your connection type
[19:50] <Stargaze_> i0n99, try this => http://www.ubuntugeek.com/testdrive-test-drive-an-ubuntu-iso-in-a-virtual-machine.html
[19:50] <betis> killo pa meterse en espe├▒os k ago
[19:51] <qUaNtiC_> hi does anyone use the automatic sleep inhibit applet? it won't work, anyone?
[19:51] <shairozan> juuntian: looking to see what the scope of the IPV6 link is
[19:51] <betis> wats?┬┐
[19:51] <betis> cat dog
[19:51] <juuntian> shairozan: all right, want the output?
[19:51] <dfdfd> When i boot up i get following pop-up / error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice ?
[19:52] <shairozan> juuntian: yeah, I only really need to know what comes right after scope.
[19:52] <shairozan> juuntian: we're making sure that it's not trying to use IPV6 across the whole broadcast domain
[19:52] <DanS> kicked from ubuntu-offtopic
[19:52] <juuntian> shairozan: inet6 addr: xxxx::xxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx/xx Scope: Link
[19:52] <DanS> what a joke
[19:52] <DanS> couldn't even save logs before my irssi window close
[19:52] <DanS> d
[19:52] <DanS> anyone care to share
[19:53] <DANI> OLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
[19:53] <ntsasng> http://paste.ubuntu.com/388491/
[19:53] <ntsasng> help
[19:53] <ntsasng> plz
[19:53] <DANI> OLAAAAAAAAAAAAA
[19:53] <DANI> A
[19:53] <DANI> A
[19:53] <FloodBot1> DANI: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:53] <DanS> this sucks
[19:53] <shairozan> juuntian: Ok, well that's odd. It shouldn't really be attempting anything when it comes to IPV6. You don't have a local DNS server so the link local traffic shouldn't be getting bounced around. What type of router are you using?
[19:53] <Guest26499> A
[19:53] <Strife89> Is there an alpha/beta release of 10.04 out for testing?
[19:53] <Guest26499> A
[19:53] <dfdfd> I get the following pop-up error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice ?
[19:53] <ntsasng> help me config it
[19:53] <ntsasng> http://paste.ubuntu.com/388491/
[19:53] <Stargaze_> Strife89, try http://www.ubuntugeek.com/testdrive-test-drive-an-ubuntu-iso-in-a-virtual-machine.html
[19:54] <Guest26499> AOLA
[19:54] <Guest26499> OLAAAA
[19:54] <Guest26499> OALAA
[19:54] <Guest26499> OLA
[19:54] <FloodBot1> Guest26499: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:54] <Guest26499> OLA
[19:54] <AegNuddel> hm
[19:54] <ntsasng> plz don't spam
[19:54] <AegNuddel> was detecting scanner
[19:54] <AegNuddel> isn't now
[19:54] <ntsasng> help me config  it
[19:54] <ntsasng> http://paste.ubuntu.com/388491/
[19:54] <Strife89> Stargaze_: I use VMs quite a bit; I'm wondering if (and if so, where) there is a beta release of 10.04.
[19:54] <Pici> Strife89 : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Lucid/10.04 support/discussion.
[19:55] <Stargaze_> Strife89, did you check the link?
[19:55] <davetarmac> Hey folks - I kow I'm not supopsed to do it, but is there a way in 9.10 you can repair bad sectors on an NTFS drive? It's left over from my windows system
[19:55] <AegNuddel> need to let computer charge a bit anyway
[19:55] <juuntian> shairozan: it's an Edimax n. I don't think it's a router problem, as I told you, there are other computers connected on it right now.
[19:55] <ntsasng> http://paste.ubuntu.com/388491/
[19:55] <ntsasng> help
[19:55] <Strife89> Pici, Stargaze: Yes, I see it. Thanks. :)
[19:55] <Strife89> Stargaze_: ^
[19:56] <donvito> how to setup computer statistic to be view via php
[19:56] <mirek> hello
[19:56] <donvito> something like computer stats
[19:56] <brinstar> hi
[19:56] <TecnoBrat> Does anyone know of any open source alternatives for launchpad?  I have 3 ubuntu machines at home, so looking for something quick and easy to manage packages/updates, etc
[19:56] <shairozan> juuntian: no no, I just wanted to make sure it wasn't anything too high end. A lot of times Cisco routers can be configured for some weird stuff like double stacking and proxying whenever they receive IPV6 traffic. It wouldn't hurt to see if disabling IPv6 would help the situation. If not we can start taking a look at your log outputs
[19:56] <dho_> is there something akin to autorun in ubuntu/linux that is widely used?  googling has been inconclusive...
[19:56] <dinosaurvskitten> TecnoBrat, apt-mirror
[19:56] <brinstar> can someone tell me what the most similar program to Remote Desktop is for Ubuntu?
[19:56] <blakkheim> dho_: no
[19:57] <shairozan> brinstar: vnc
[19:57] <NfNitLoop> I'm running karmic and I can't copy and paste between several applications.   It seems that selecting text in Konsole just doesn't bother putting it in the clipboard, even when I do Edit -> Copy from the menu.  Any thoughts?
[19:57] <blakkheim> dho_: linux is secure, why would you want that?
[19:57] <shadenzo> trovato in documentazione debian ehm.........   (shy)
[19:57] <brinstar> shairozan: which version is the best?
[19:57] <NfNitLoop> TecnoBrat: I thought I read that they released launchpad's software as OSS so you can run your own.
[19:57] <dho_> @blakkheim for the same reason it's been used by software distributors for years.
[19:57] <brinstar> there are like 3 i think
[19:57] <rascal999> can I make casper mount a directory and use as root instead of a squashfs?
[19:57] <VCoolio> NfNitLoop: Konsole is kde right?, might be that
[19:57] <juuntian> shairozan: ok then, so I'm actually disabling IPv6? :-P gotta look on how to do that, I assume it's before logging in, right?
[19:57] <shairozan> brinstar: any version. VNC comes built into ubuntu. V4 for windows
[19:57] <TecnoBrat> NfNitLoop: hmmmm, really? I doubt that, but I'll check
[19:58] <shairozan> juuntian: Don't think you'd have to do it before logging in :) Let me look at it real quick
[19:58] <VCoolio> NfNitLoop: just select and then middle mouse, or shift+insert, should be generally working
[19:58] <NfNitLoop> TecnoBrat: http://blog.launchpad.net/general/launchpad-is-now-open-source]
[19:58] <NfNitLoop> TecnoBrat: oops, no ]
[19:58] <brinstar> shairozan: can it interoperate with the windows version? i.e. can i control ubuntu from windows?
[19:58] <dho_> one more question about removable media... is there a way to set a custom icon that will display whenever that media is inserted into a linux machine?
[19:58] <shairozan> brinstar: yes. That's how we perform remote work here in the office. It's an interoperable solution
[19:58] <brinstar> ok thanks, thts all i needed to know
[19:58] <TecnoBrat> NfNitLoop: isn't that the client portion?
[19:59] <dho_> i tried .drive files and that didn't work...
[19:59] <ntsasng> http://paste.ubuntu.com/388491/
[19:59] <ntsasng> help
[19:59] <shairozan> juuntian: haha it looks like it might actually be an issue with firefox too. Theres a way to disable firefox from using ipv6 lookups
[19:59] <mirak_> is there a way to not have empathy asking the master key password of the gnome session ?
[19:59] <shairozan> juuntian: that might actually just solve your issue ^_^
[19:59] <juuntian> shairozan: I read somewhere that I need to change Grub settings or something like that. because I'm not using firefox, I'm using Chrome.
[19:59] <Stargaze_> dho_, use gconf-editor select apps > nautilus > desktop
[19:59] <ntsasng> http://paste.ubuntu.com/388491/ help me config it
[19:59] <mirak_> I mean, can't the master password be just unlocked when I login ?
[19:59] <NfNitLoop> TecnoBrat: Would you like me to read you the page? :p
[20:00] <dantu> what folders do i have to backup when i want to reinstall ubuntu 9.10 karmic coala
[20:00] <dho_> Stargaze_: will that carry over to another computer?
[20:00] <donvito> how to setup computer statistic to be view via php
[20:00] <shairozan> juuntian: firefox and chrome are built on very similar platforms. There's more than likely a way to disable ipv6 dns lookups on chrome as well
[20:00] <donvito> something like computer stats
[20:00] <donvito> something like computer stats
[20:00] <Stargaze_> dho_, no
[20:00] <FloodBot1> donvito: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:00] <dho_> Stargaze_: ok, well that is necessary in my case.  i'm doing software distribution.
[20:00] <juuntian> shairozan: maybe Chrome is using Firefox settings? what are the odds? let me check a few options here :-)
[20:00] <dantu> what folders do i have to backup when i want to reinstall ubuntu 9.10 karmic coala
[20:00] <shairozan> juuntian: haha I don't think they'll use the same, but they'll be similar
[20:00] <sharperguy> Hey. I have just installed ubuntu (9.10) on a friends computer. While running the live CD the hardware driver manager told me that I needed to install proprietary drivers for the broadcom wifi adapter. For some reason this worked without being online and I was able to connect. After the installation I tried to do this again but the manager just says downloading very briefly and then stops without activating or downloading the driver. I
[20:00] <sharperguy>  have connected via ethernet which works correctly but i still get the same behaviour
[20:00] <NfNitLoop> VCoolio: Yes, I know how to copy/paste.   It's just Konsole that's affected.
[20:02] <shairozan> juuntian: and I see what you mean. It looks like you would have to add an option to the grub bootup for your kernel. While it may work you'll have to remember to do it everytime you update your kernel
[20:02] <Stargaze_> sharperguy, try http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Configuring_Ubuntu_Linux_Wireless_Networking
[20:02] <xangua> sharperguy: do you activated the drivers in Sis> Admon> Hardware┬┐
[20:02] <shairozan> juuntian: If you disable ipv6 altogether tha tis
[20:02] <dho_> asking again... is there a way to set a desktop icon on removable media that will be carried with the disk from machine to machine?
[20:02] <shairozan> *that is
[20:02] <donvito> how to setup computer statistic to be view via php
[20:02] <donvito> how to setup computer statistic to be view via php
[20:02] <blakkheim> donvito: no need to repeat yourself
[20:02] <sharperguy> xangua, I tried to but it doesnt actually do anything
[20:02] <texas319> hey all.... what exactly is a cloud server used for?
[20:02] <juuntian> shairozan: hmm the bad news are that I'm also having this problem on other softwares like pidgin, or even the updater system. that's why I don't think it's only a browser setting.
[20:02] <iceroot> !repeat | donvito
[20:02] <blakkheim> texas319: online storage of files
[20:02] <iceroot> donvito: ask in #php
[20:03] <sharperguy> dantu, If you just want to keep your data then just your home folder.
[20:03] <shairozan> texas319: Cloud server is meant to be part of a larger community of servers sharing their hardware capabilities
[20:03] <texas319> thats it?
[20:03] <xangua> sharperguy: do you marked the drivers and restarted to make efect┬┐
[20:03] <texas319> ahh
[20:03] <VCoolio> dho_: I think icons are defined by the icon theme (devices folder), not the media themselves
[20:03] <texas319> so what is an ideal use for a clud server lets say as in a web server enviroment
[20:03] <shairozan> juuntian: yeah, it sounds like you might want to see about disabling IPV6. I haven't had any issues with it, but I prevent IPV6 traffic in all of my networks until I make the conversion
[20:03] <sharperguy> xangua, Well i clicked activate and it just says its downloading very breifly and then the dialog goes away and it still says not activated. I have tried rebooting but it had no effect
[20:03] <dantu> sharperguy: hmm so only data is in home... and system is in etc?
[20:03] <dho_> VCoolio: yeah... see, that's the problem.  i'm authoring a DVD and both windows and Mac allow drive icon assignment on the media.
[20:04] <bin1010> can the next version of ubuntu please be ubuntu 9.10.11  :)
[20:04] <shairozan> texas319: It's basically primarily used for high availability. You have a cloud of servers performing one function, like hosting a website. If one server goes down, the cloud itself doesn't, and neither does the site
[20:04] <blakkheim> bin1010: no
[20:04] <juuntian> shairozan: so, I think disabling the IPv6 the hardway is what is left for me, huh? gonna do it, I'll keep you updated.
[20:04] <texas319> iahhhh
[20:04] <shairozan> juuntian: sounds good, and sorry I couldn't be of much more help
[20:05] <texas319> cloud server = redundancy?
[20:05] <sharperguy> dantu, Well the rest of the system files are divided up amongst the rest of the filesystem. Individual user settings for various apps are also stored in home, so if you backed the whole thing up and re-install an app the settings should still be there
[20:05] <jpds> texas319: No.
[20:05] <shairozan> texas319: That's one part of it. The other is to leverage multiple machines for computing power. For example, you create a cloud to perform a single large function like medical calculations
[20:05] <shairozan> texas319: There are a lot of aspects to cloud computing
[20:05] <sharperguy> Stargaze_, I will look at that thankyou
[20:05] <juuntian> shairozan: hey, your help was essential for me to discard a lot of things, thanks for everything :-)
[20:06] <texas319> yall are giving me alot better answers than google
[20:06] <jpds> texas319: The cloud is for rapid provisioning of virtual servers.
[20:06] <texas319> in my case i am more concerned about hosting a large site as well as a sugar crm database
[20:06] <DarkSector> hello, My LAMP server is not executing php scripts. just checked lamp-server^ and all packages are up to date
[20:06] <shairozan> The cloud is not just limited to virtual servers, as it was not always that way
[20:07] <shairozan> It just facilitates it and takes advantage of existing technologies
[20:07] <jpds> shairozan: s/virtual servers/instances of servers/
[20:07] <texas319> so give ma suggestion as far as how i would set up a cloud enviroment to make sure a web site 100+ gb in size up
[20:07] <jihedamine> I removed some packages and now newly launched windows don't get focus. I'm using metacity as window manager (no compiz). Anyone knows what to do to get focus for newly launched windows please?
[20:08] <sharperguy> xangua, no ideas?
[20:08] <jpds> texas319: Not that the cloud was not built to be resiliant.
[20:08] <texas319> ahhh
[20:08] <DarkSector> anyone ever had the same LAMP trouble ?
[20:08] <faron> Ok,lt me try this 1 mo time fr now...{cnt find ansr nywhere}... why when I click notes plugin for xfce4 desktop, to open it up, is the pro opening up  my 3 seperate notes that I have created ALONG WITH 5 {YES,FIVE} othr {blank/empty} instances of this pro as well ?? Does NYBDDY have a clue ???
[20:08] <shairozan> I had a LAMP problem once, but it just needed a new bulb :)
[20:09] <DarkSector> shairozan: awesome.. now to the more serious stuff
[20:09] <VCoolio> jihedamine: open gconf-editor, check apps > metacity > general, there are some related entries there
[20:09] <jpds> texas319: http://gojko.net/2010/01/25/designing-applications-for-cloud-deployment/
[20:10] <texas319>  jpds: thanx
[20:10] <dfdfd> I get the following pop-up error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice ?
[20:10] <faron> shazbotmcnasty ! Heh heh what a great name !
[20:10] <juuntian> shairozan: done it. but the problem remains. maybe my wireless driver is outdated, or even the chipset isn't supported?
[20:10] <MIRI> HOLA
[20:11] <jpds> MIRI: HOLA.
[20:11] <jpds> !es | MIRI
[20:11] <DarkSector> can anyone help me with the php parsing in LAMP ?
[20:11] <shairozan> juuntian: I think we can rule out that the chipset isn't supported. If it wasn't really supported you wouldn't be able to connect at all. It's already performing authentication, encryption and delivery.
[20:11] <shairozan> juuntian: I'll have to do some reading on it then. I haven't seen an issue this persistant with slow INET traffic
[20:12] <shairozan> juuntian: what we may do is use wireshark to get some detailed output too
[20:12] <juuntian> shairozan: that command, linux-generic-modules-jaunty, does it still works? that solved my problems back in 8.10, when my card was not fully supported and the connection would freeze my computer after few minutes connected.
[20:12] <ntsasng> http://paste.ubuntu.com/388497/
[20:12] <ntsasng> help me
[20:12] <shairozan> juuntian: Wow, I'm not even sure what it does LoL sorry :(
[20:12] <Stargaze_> dfdfd, have you tried chmod 1777 /tmp
[20:12] <Pici> ntsasng: You need to ask a question, a pastebin link and 'help me' isnt a question.
[20:13] <dfdfd> Stargaze_: yes
[20:13] <davetarmac> is there a nice way in Ubuntu 9.10 that I can fix bad sectors on my NTFS disk?
[20:13] <mattgyver> I wrote a small notify-send script that gives me a current VNC connection count and information, how could i make it fire each time my vnc port is initiated?
[20:13] <Lcawte> I'm trying to install openbve, but I keep getting this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/388500/
[20:13] <Lcawte> !info openbve
[20:13] <dfdfd> Stargaze_: what if i just removed the file ?
[20:13] <sergbr> guie  que able espa├▒ollll
[20:14] <ah-ha> Hi- I have a box that has one disk, sda, and is partitioned with 4 primary partitions:  /boot, swap, /, and /var/log... I need to create another partition, but cannot because I have used up all 4 primary partitions.  My question is, how can I "fold" /var/log back under "/" ?
[20:14] <sergbr> hola ay alguien que able espa├▒olll
[20:14] <juuntian> shairozan: well, as we  say here in Brazil, if you're already in hell, hug the devil. I'm going to try this old command I told you about.
[20:14] <shairozan> juuntian: ta bom. Podemos falar portuguese proxima vez
[20:14] <sergbr> hola ay alguien que hable espa├▒ok
[20:14] <shairozan> juuntian: been about 10 years since I left brazil though hah
[20:14] <sergbr> espa├▒ol
[20:15] <VCoolio> !es | sergbr
[20:15] <sergbr> ay alguien que hables espa├▒ol
[20:15] <Stargaze_> dfdfd, try gnome-settings-daemon
[20:15] <juuntian> shairozan: jura? haha, que interessante! de onde voc├¬ ├®? :-)
[20:15] <shairozan> sergbr: yo lo hablo
[20:15] <joni>  yo no
[20:15] <sergbr> hola ay alguien que hable espanol
[20:15] <dfdfd> Stargaze_: as root?
[20:15] <joni> yo si
[20:15] <shairozan> juuntian: Estados unidos, desdes 1996 lol
[20:15] <dho_> does anybody know a way to add a custom desktop icon to a removable disk and have that icon go with the disk to new ubuntu machines?
[20:15] <Stargaze_> !es | sergbr
[20:16] <sergbr> que te pasa flipao
[20:16] <Lcawte> I'm trying to install openbve, but I keep getting this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/388500/
[20:16] <juuntian> shairozan: nasceu a├Ł e viveu aqui por uns tempos?
[20:16] <sergbr> joni ablas espa├▒ol
[20:16] <joni> si
[20:17] <sergbr> ok
[20:17] <sergbr> de donde eres
[20:17] <davetarmac> anyone? ntfs bad sector fix?
[20:17] <xangua> sergbr joni this is not a chat room
[20:17] <sergbr> de donde eres joni
[20:17] <Pici> !es | sergbr joni
[20:17] <dfdfd> Stargaze_: I need Xorg to launch gnome-settings*, But i can't get to Xorg
[20:17] <joni> de malaga
[20:17] <sergbr> ok
[20:17] <sergbr> yo de granada
[20:18] <sergbr> cuantos a├▒os tienes
[20:18] <Stargaze_> Lcawte, try dpkg --configure -a
[20:18] <Stargaze_> dfdfd, cannot help with Xorg, sorry
[20:19] <Bookman> I am trying to run GParted, but when I click on System>Administration>GParted I get : Failed to run /usr/sbin/gparted as user root. Unable to copy the user's Xauthorization file.  Not sure what is wrong.
[20:19] <nahiara> HOLA  GUAPO
[20:19] <joni> yo naci en granada pero estoy en malaga
[20:19] <blakkheim> !es
[20:19] <Lcawte> Stargaze_: Err, if I did it right, nothin
[20:19] <nahiara> A VALE
[20:19] <shairozan> juuntian: nasceu no estados unidos, mas more no brasil por mas que cinco anos
[20:19] <regius> Bookman: try to start it from the terminal
[20:20] <under> wich software can I use to connect my linux to w7 in remote desktop?
[20:20] <Stargaze_> Lcawte, try with sudo
[20:20] <shairozan> under: you can use VNC. It's interoperable for both. Ubuntu calls it remote desktop and just install vnc free on windows
[20:20] <erUSUL> under: tsclient or rdesktop
[20:20] <juuntian> shairozan: bastante tempo! n├Żo tem treinado o portugu├¬s?
[20:20] <mattgyver> does anyone know how i can run a script when a vnc connection is made to my machine?
[20:21] <Bookman> Running from command line works fine as sudo.  Thanks!  why put that in the menu then?
[20:21] <regius> Bookman: Good question :-)
[20:21] <shairozan> juuntian: Cara que nao lol. Somente o que aprendi cuando more ai. Que pena que nunca aprendi escrivir portugues bem lol
[20:21] <MartinCleaver> how do I diagnose why GNOME won't start up properly
[20:21] <Stargaze_> for remote connection, vnc etc => http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Remote_Access_to_the_Ubuntu_Linux_Desktop
[20:22] <Lcawte> Stargaze_: did
[20:22] <regius> MartinCleaver: /var/log/ is a really good directory to start looking in
[20:23] <juuntian> shairozan: nunca se sabe! who knows if you married a brazilian woman, or something like that, haha.
[20:23] <MartinCleaver> ./messages, I suppose, regius
[20:23] <MindVirus> Does anyone here attend OSU?
[20:23] <shairozan> juuntian: lol would be a good way to learn! Sadly I'm already married here, but man I miss the women down there :-D
[20:24] <regius> MartinCleaver: Give me 1 min so i can start a ubuntu computer
[20:24] <juuntian> shairozan: hmm, after installing linux-backports-modules-karmic, the internet seems more stable... maybe this really solved my problem. I don't know why, but I think it just solved.
 under: you can use VNC. It's interoperable for both. Ubuntu calls it remote desktop and just install vnc free on windows -> real vnc?
[20:24] <juuntian> shairozan: i bet you miss!
[20:24] <xangua> juuntian shairozan this is not a chat room
[20:24] <shairozan> under: yeah :)
[20:24] <MartinCleaver> from the blank screen I get, if I ctrl-alt-f12 I can kill the wm
[20:24] <under> shairozan: is not free
[20:24] <bdheeman> Brazilian, why not a Japanese?
[20:24] <Pici> !ot
[20:24] <arthur> hello
[20:24] <shairozan> juuntian: well at least it fixed the issue. I might add something to the forums to it. Maybe it can help some other folks
[20:24] <MartinCleaver> but can I get to a command line?
[20:24] <shairozan> under: there is a free version
[20:24] <juuntian> xangua: as you may be able to see, we're also discussing a problem I'm having on my Ubuntu.
[20:25] <MartinCleaver> or must I use recovery mode?
[20:25] <under> shairozan: yes but is not for windows 7
[20:25] <under> xp only
[20:25] <arthur> I have an empty hard drive on my laptop
[20:25] <juuntian> shairozan: I'll do it too, specifying my hardware, wireless card, and if someone else have the problem they'll be good.
[20:25] <arthur> i want to install ubuntu on it without destroying my windows
[20:25] <regius> MartinCleaver: can you reach a console by ctrl+alt+f2 or something like that?
[20:25] <juuntian> shairozan: thanks for all the help, brother
[20:25] <nickaugust> hey i'm tyring to update an init script but when I do this sudo update-rc.d nginx defaults it says System start/stop links for /etc/init.d/nginx already exist.
[20:25] <nickaugust> any idea how to fid that?
[20:25] <nickaugust> fix
[20:25] <arthur> what should i do?
[20:26] <MartinCleaver> ah, very good, regius
[20:26] <nickaugust> where is rc.d?
[20:26] <shairozan> juuntian: not a problem :-D I'm gonna be in here more often. Might be able to help you with something later lol
[20:26] <regius> then try tail -f /var/log/Xorg* file
[20:26] <arthur> can anybody give me suggestions, please?
[20:26] <juuntian> shairozan: i hope not! ;-) see you later
[20:26] <shairozan> juuntian: later!
[20:27] <Mr-Grey> Excellent the Terminal is rather swiftly to learn. Thank you all for the help. I'm suprised how straight foward it is.
[20:27] <under> shairozan: i installed tightvnc, it is free
[20:27] <MindVirus> Can someone help me configure my wireless network?
[20:27] <shairozan> unders: That works. It's interoperable in both directions. We use it as a failover in windows in case a user has shut down VNC
[20:27] <regius> MartinCleaver: or some other systemlog you thing there will be error messages
[20:28] <regius> MartinCleaver: /etc/init.d/gdm restart is good command to restart your x server
[20:28] <MartinCleaver> thx
[20:28] <texas319> anyone have dedicated IP with ATT?
[20:29] <dehqan> this will not install dependencies , how to tell it ? apt-get --reinstall install
[20:29] <mirak_> my numeric keypad is always disabled ....
[20:31] <Mr-Grey> the keypad on a standard keyboard or is it seprate? if standard keyboard I guess make sure the numlock is on. Thats my first stop
[20:31] <MindVirus> Help me configure my wireless please.
[20:31] <cooper> o.o
[20:31] <MindVirus> http://8help.osu.edu/2672.html
[20:31] <cooper> !ot | cooper
[20:31] <cooper> wat is the offtopic channel
[20:31] <mattgyver> Is there a way to run a script when a specific port is connected to?
[20:31] <Pici> cooper: #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:31] <erUSUL> cooper: ubottu just told you
[20:32] <dho_> does anybody know a way to add a custom drive icon to a removable drive that will be carried with that drive to other machines?
[20:33] <Stargaze> MindVirus, check http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Configuring_Ubuntu_Linux_Wireless_Networking
[20:33] <erUSUL> mattgyver: make a iptables rule that logs connections to that port. whatch the log and launch the script when you see the logged connection
[20:33] <feedmecereal> Can someone please just give me a website that lists some cheap sound cards that just work with Ubuntu so that I can buy one?
[20:33] <mattgyver> Thanks erUSUL i will look into that
[20:33] <tomoyuki28jp> What was the name of command line js interpreter which we can run by 'js' command?
[20:33] <erUSUL> !hcl | feedmecereal
[20:34] <MindVirus> Stargaze: I know all that.
[20:34] <MindVirus> Stargaze: What I don't know is why, when using MSCHAPv2 and PEAP, it doesn't connect.
[20:34] <feedmecereal> erUSUL: What did that mean?
[20:35] <guntbert> feedmecereal: read what ubottu told you
[20:35] <erUSUL> tomoyuki28jp: spidermonkey-bin provides js in my machine
[20:35] <erUSUL> feedmecereal: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
[20:35] <Stargaze> MindVirus, is your wifi internal or external (USB)?
[20:35] <MindVirus> Stargaze: Internal.
[20:36] <masu3701> whats the hackers chanell?
[20:36] <feedmecereal> Thanks everyone!
[20:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> masu3701, not thins channel.
[20:36] <Stargaze> !wifi
[20:36] <SpaceGhostC2C> s/thins/this/
[20:36] <masu3701> spaceGhostC2c: ??
[20:37] <SpaceGhostC2C> masu3701, do you have a support related question?
[20:37] <ronnie__> I am having trouble with the package manager in kubuntu. Any advice? should I install synaptics or something? btw im not very bright
[20:38] <francisco> I need a fast dock
[20:38] <lnkiox> Hi
[20:38] <blakkheim> ronnie__: having trouble meaning what?
[20:38] <SpaceGhostC2C> francisco, try gnome-do's docky
[20:38] <masu3701> SpaceGhostC2C: no...i have a book called "hacking the art of exploitation"... i dont have the cd that comes with it but i need the C codes...where can i get it?
[20:39] <SpaceGhostC2C> masu3701, is this the place to ask for this information?
[20:39] <ronnie__> blak -- I am not sure why but I cant find crap with it -- I have better luck with apt-get
[20:39] <blakkheim> ronnie__: use aptitude or apt-get then
[20:39] <guntbert> masu3701: that kind of thing is multiple off topic here
[20:39] <Stargaze> ronnie__, try apt-cache search
[20:39] <ronnie__> is aptitude a gui package manager?
[20:39] <masu3701> I know and that is why i ask if anybody knew the right channel
[20:39] <blakkheim> ronnie__: no
[20:39] <SpaceGhostC2C> ronnie__, no
[20:40] <francisco> SpaceGhostC2C: it works in xubuntu?
[20:40] <blakkheim> ronnie__: it is a smarter version of apt-get
[20:40] <SpaceGhostC2C> francisco, it should.
[20:40] <iceroot> masu3701: #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:40] <SpaceGhostC2C> masu3701, try #random
[20:40] <skjoedt-> !find rpmdev-setuptree
[20:40] <francisco> SpaceGhostC2C: thanks
[20:40] <masu3701> thinks
[20:40] <SpaceGhostC2C> iceroot, that isn't the place to ask either.
[20:40] <ronnie__> I really want a gui manager - maybe listaller?
[20:40] <SpaceGhostC2C> ronnie__, what desktop environment are you using?
[20:40] <blakkheim> ronnie__: a gui isn't really needed for such a basic thing though
[20:40] <iceroot> SpaceGhostC2C: its not ontopic, so its offtopic. and so.. its the right place
[20:41] <Stargaze> ronnie__, try www.appnr.com
[20:41] <ronnie__> kde  -- I want to be able to browse apps and download /install ones i like
[20:41] <jnfuller> I'm having a problem loop mounting an ubuntu iso to remaster it (9.04 server). When I mount it the casper directory doesn't show up so I can't copy the squashfs and chroot into it to make chanfes
[20:41] <SpaceGhostC2C> iceroot, logic fail. It has to do with hacking. hacking isn't on-topic on any ubuntu channel.
[20:41] <jnfuller> changes.
[20:41] <iceroot> SpaceGhostC2C: you know what ubuntu-offtopic mean?
[20:42] <jnfuller> has anyone here remastered an install iso before?
[20:42] <mclur3> is there any way to hide indicator-applet notifications for pidgin when a person logs in or out? annoying when having lots of people online
[20:42] <SpaceGhostC2C> iceroot, yes, I also spend a lot of time in there.
[20:42] <skjoedt-> I am stuck in the final step of compiling Brutus. Its says I need "rpmdev-setuptree" package to build an RPM. I have searched the internet but cant seem to find it anywhere. Is it part of a group package?
[20:42] <Stargaze> ronnie__, you can also try http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[20:42] <SpaceGhostC2C> iceroot, it does not mean anything that isn't about ubuntu.
[20:42] <dehqan> how to solve this ? http://pastebin.com/zHjaQWzT
[20:42] <blueglasses> ronnie__, go to applications -->Ubuntu Software Center
[20:42] <guntbert> iceroot: exploits come under "potentially illegal activities" though
[20:42] <erUSUL> jnfuller: server uses alternate installer --> no livecd --> no casper dir ???
[20:42] <iceroot> guntbert: hacking has nothing to do with exploits
[20:42] <erUSUL> !rpm | skjoedt-
[20:43] <ronnie__> blue - I got that far and opened kpackagekit and i really really dislike it
[20:43] <Jon-> Is there a way to incrase my wifi range? I think it's a driver issue I get a MUCH stronger connection that never craps-out on me with Windows 7, with Ubuntu it's a bit slow and disconnects often.
[20:43] <Jon-> increase*
[20:43] <fehlersturm> i have a problem i am not shure if it relates to pulseaudio or something else... i am running ubuntu 9.10 sound worked fine but suddenly it stopped working. or to be precise only the output stopped working. pulsaudio deamon is running. if i call someone through skype they can hear me. in the mixer i have selected the right hardware. the right autput modus (analog duplex). nothing is muted. i tried another soundcard for reference... n
[20:43] <fehlersturm> o luck (the modules for the sc are beeing loaded. so... any ideas what else i should look at?? P.S. i also used different cables/headphones
[20:43] <jnfuller> aha thanks er
[20:43] <guntbert> iceroot: don't want to discuss that - but if you read the original question ....
[20:44] <donvito_> How to setup computer stats via php
[20:44] <SpaceGhostC2C> iceroot, the name of the book says, "hacking: the art of exploitation." And as a reformed hacker, it has everything to do with exploitation.
[20:44] <iceroot> guntbert: no i have not read it
[20:44] <xim_> when you use the open command to open a communication port to the serial, what communication protocol is it using to the serial port? if i wanted to read the other end of the serial cable with a java program on the other side?
[20:44] <guntbert> iceroot: thought so :)
[20:44] <Jon-> Is there a way to increase my wifi range? I think it's a driver issue I get a MUCH stronger connection that never craps-out on me with Windows 7, with Ubuntu it's a bit slow and disconnects often. I am not far from the access point at all. Beta drivers? Someone help me?
[20:45] <blueglasses> ronnie__, you could use the command line to install your software, its simpler
[20:45] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: I know it is for Red Hat but I cant find any other method for installing it. I have followed this guide: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-October/021836.html
[20:45] <SpaceGhostC2C> ronnie__, do you absolutely want KDE?
[20:45] <jnfuller> so since there is no casper dir if I want to enable a serial console at boot time all I need to do to make changes is change the isolinux.cfg and away I go on a headless install
[20:45] <ronnie__> blueglasses_, I really want to be able to go to a package manager and browse
[20:46] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: it does not have a "make install" target?
[20:46] <Stargaze> Jon-, try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1400250
[20:46] <SpaceGhostC2C> ronnie__, if you want, you can use synaptic.
[20:46] <ronnie__> Space -- I like KDE alot better than gnome - will synaptics work with kde?
[20:46] <texas319> eww KDE
[20:46] <texas319> lol
[20:46] <fehlersturm> well its called kubuntu
[20:46] <texas319> jk
[20:46] <blakkheim> ronnie__: konsole -e man aptitude
[20:46] <blueglasses> ronnie__, open a console and write "aptitude" on it followed by enter
[20:46] <SpaceGhostC2C> it's not synaptics, it's synaptic
[20:46] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: It does. Please see at point i) at the end of the link. Mabye you can find what is wrong
[20:46] <ronnie__> kde is pretty - lol
[20:47] <fehlersturm> and the aptitude gui is calle adept
[20:47] <Jon-> Stargaze: You didn't read my question, I get a BEAUTIFUL connection from this very laptop with Windows 7, and a piss-poor one from Ubuntu. It's not the router it's the driver.
[20:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> this isn't the place to discuss which DE is prettier or uckier.
[20:47] <elisa87> hi who wanna talk with me in private?
[20:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> elisa87, do you have a question related to support?
[20:47] <fehlersturm> @jon what WIFI card?
[20:47] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: I just extracted the source, went into the folder and typed ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr. At the end of the compilation it ask for the RPM package.
[20:47] <elisa87> i'm just bored:|
[20:47] <SpaceGhostC2C> fehlersturm, try using autocomplete to type people's names.
[20:47] <blakkheim> !ot | elisa87
[20:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> elisa87, join #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:48] <RPS> Hello guys, I'm using 9.04 and I did a reboot a few minutes ago & lost my sound. I'm getting a crackly sound, but that is only when I turn the volume up very high. Could someone give me some help in tracking down my issue?
[20:48] <blueglasses> ronnie__, freedom is pretty
[20:48] <Jon-> fehlersturm: What terminal command to find out? I know it's chipset that matters not manufacturer.
[20:48] <blakkheim> Jon-: lspci
[20:48] <fehlersturm> @SpaceGhostC2C thx
[20:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> blakkheim, sometimes just telling someone in person is better. Doesn't make them feel like fail or upset them.
[20:48] <SpaceGhostC2C> fehlersturm, you also don't need the @ symbol.
[20:49] <ronnie__> can i get the gui manager that comes with gnome?
[20:49] <SpaceGhostC2C> ronnie__, anything wrong with the KDE one?
[20:49] <ronnie__> it sux
[20:49] <blueglasses> ronnie__, yes you can
[20:49] <blakkheim> ronnie__: welcome to kde
[20:49] <iceroot> ronnie__: what you want to do?
[20:49] <Jon-> blakkheim: http://pastebin.com/D6bbHaPw  for output
[20:49] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: you can not skip that in any way ?
[20:49] <dfdfd> I get the following pop-up error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice ?
[20:49] <Bookman> I have a hard disk that used to have windows on it.  I used GParted to create a new partition.  It did, /dev/sda1.  Now when I try to format it it just gives me an error.
[20:49] <dho_> SpaceGhostC2C: whoa, that's so strange.. i just realized i've been typing the @ symbol too.  damn twitter!
[20:50] <ronnie__> lol - i want a different package manager for stupid people (i.e. gui)
[20:50] <blakkheim> Jon-: 08:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR928X Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01)
[20:50] <Jon-> blakkheim: Yes, that's the card.
[20:50] <xangua> ronnie__: kubuntu/kde has adept
[20:50] <iceroot> ronnie__: no need for a gui, learn apt-get and apt-cache  much faster then a gui
[20:50] <blueglasses> ronnie__, adept is a gui
[20:50] <Pici> I thought adept was replaced with kpackagekit
[20:51] <blakkheim> ronnie__: or aptitude, it can do everything apt-get and apt-cache do (and does it better)
[20:51] <Jon-> blakkheim: Does ngis-wrapper or whatever it's called work well? Can I just use the .bin from my Windows 7 driver, or is that going to cause major issues?
[20:51] <Mardenkein> kidd1907
[20:51] <SpaceGhostC2C> ronnie__, if you want to try a new package manager gui, try synaptic.
[20:51] <blakkheim> Jon-: most atheros cards are supported out of the box, or with madwifi compiled
[20:51] <ronnie__> spACEGHOST tell me more
[20:51] <Stargaze> ronny, surf to appnr.com
[20:51] <xangua> Jon-: ndiswrapper nedds the .inf file of 'windows xp' driver
[20:51] <neezer> How fast should I be able to transfer something through my 10/100 router?
[20:51] <blakkheim> neezer: around 12mb/s
[20:52] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Im not sure. I just tried to follow the guide. I have tried with ./configure but it is the same problem. This is the final and most important step. I need Brutus to work so that I can see my emails at the university, so I am quite frustrated, you see :-)
[20:52] <neezer> blakkheim, is that 100 M bits /s?
[20:52] <Jon-> blakkheim: I am talking to you right now so obviously it works but I get 1/5th the speed and it loses connection with about 15-20% connection, whereas windows 7 gets 65-70% from the same spot. It's an N-card, if that effects anything.
[20:52] <blakkheim> neezer: yes
[20:52] <neezer> 1 byte = 8 bits?
[20:52] <Bookman> Do I have to do something to the newly created partition to make it useful for users?  I see it mounted when I'm logged in as a user, but I cannot access it.  I have to type my password just to mount it.
[20:52] <blakkheim> neezer: yes
[20:52] <Jon-> neezer: Yes
[20:52] <neezer> blakkheim, I'd have to upgrade my router, and NIC cards in order to get gigabit LAN then.
[20:53] <blakkheim> neezer: yes
[20:53] <neezer> What kind of speed can I expect with that?
[20:53] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: well it shouldn't be asking for a specific rpm building thing if you are goint to use make install ...
[20:53] <neezer> 120 MB/s?
[20:53] <fehlersturm> well with lsmod you could find out which module is loaded for the wifi with lspci you get a listing of pci devices
[20:53] <blakkheim> neezer: theoretically, but i've never gotten that fast
[20:53] <iceroot> neezer: 100mbit/s :8 = 12.5MByte/s
[20:53] <VCoolio> Bookman: add it in /etc/fstab with a line like "/dev/partition /media/whatever fstype user,defaults 0 0"
[20:53] <Jon-> neezer: You are refering to LAN?
[20:53] <ronnie__> can i just type apt-get install synaptics ?
[20:53] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: can you do ./configure instead of /autogen.sh ?
[20:53] <blakkheim> neezer: on my gigabit network i only got about 25-30mb/s :/
[20:53] <fehlersturm> Jon- so give us some info on what chipset you are using
[20:53] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Is the tar.gz source files distribution specific? Mabye I have downloaded a source specific for Red Hat. I found it here http://www.sfr-fresh.com/linux/misc/evolution-brutus-1.1.30.11.tar.gz/
[20:53] <neezer> jon- on my lan at home.
[20:54] <Bookman> VCoolio, you have to do this everytime you add a new hard drive?
[20:54] <trelayne> Hi all, does anyone know whether install the openJDK alongside Sun Java stuff on ubuntu would break the sun JRE?
[20:54] <fehlersturm> i have a problem i am not shure if it relates to pulseaudio or something else... i am running ubuntu 9.10 sound worked fine but suddenly it stopped working. or to be precise only the output stopped working. pulsaudio deamon is running. if i call someone through skype they can hear me. in the mixer i have selected the right hardware. the right autput modus (analog duplex). nothing is muted. i tried another soundcard for reference... n
[20:54] <iceroot> neezer: and maybe you get the half from the 12.5MByte/s  because of the protocol-overhead
[20:54] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Yes, but with same result.
[20:54] <fehlersturm> o luck (the modules for the sc are beeing loaded. so... any ideas what else i should look at?? P.S. i also used different cables/headphones
[20:54] <ronnie__> ohh and how do send me highlighted messeges?
[20:54] <iceroot> trelayne: its not breaking
[20:54] <dehqan> how to solve this ? http://pastebin.com/zHjaQWzT any opinion ?
[20:54] <Jon-> neezer: 100mbit is about 12MB down, gigabit is about 120 BUT you'd never get that fast hardware would cap you. It's faster, for sure, useful if you do a ton of file transfers
[20:54] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: shouldn't be the case...
[20:54] <blakkheim> ronnie__: prefix the message with yoour name
[20:54] <blakkheim> your*
 neezer: on my gigabit network i only got about 25-30mb/s :/ <-- your hard drive speed?
[20:54] <neezer> blakkheim, could that be constrained by hard drives
[20:54] <VCoolio> Bookman: I guess, yeah; not too difficult, is it? fstab is there for automatically mounting stuff
[20:54] <blakkheim> Guest55369: probably
[20:54] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Im truely lost
[20:54] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: so i am sorry :/
[20:54] <blakkheim> neezer: yeah, it was with a 5400rpm laptop drive so it would be faster with an ssd or better hd
[20:54] <VCoolio> Bookman: but how often are you planning to add a new drive?
[20:55] <faron> I feel your painskjoedt
[20:55] <ronnie__> SpaceGhostC2C_: Can i just apt-get install synaptics?
[20:55] <neezer> I have been reading a lot about ssd's lately, so that 25-30 for large files sounds about right.
[20:55] <Bookman> VCoolio, I have a few machines....it might be a few times.
[20:55] <blakkheim> ronnie__: it is NOT synaptics, we have said this before
[20:55] <Jon-> My wifi card gets a much worse connection than Windows 7, and cuts out from time to time. Need assistance fixing it, perhaps using ndisgtk? lspci here: http://pastebin.com/D6bbHaPw  please offer any assistance you can
[20:55] <SpaceGhostC2C> ronnie__, it is SYNAPTIC, not SYNAPTICS
[20:55] <neezer> I want to get one, but I just can justify the $2 - $3 /GB cost right now.
[20:55] <trelayne> iceroot, thanks. All I want to do is copy of the pulseaudio java libs to my sun runtime to get Pulse Audio support through Java
[20:55] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: try asking in #ubuntu-motu (politely it is not a support channel so maybe you'll be a little offtopic)
[20:55] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Here is the output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/388529/
[20:56] <allowoverride> okie, im outty, enjoy
[20:56] <blakkheim> neezer: you can get a small one just for your os that's around $129
[20:56] <ronnie__> Sorry guys -- a little windows stuff stuck n my brain
[20:56] <ronnie__> synaptics pointing devices
[20:56] <Jon-> fehlersturm: I don't know how to find my chipset. I am a ubuntu n00b. I know how to find it in Windows ;)
[20:56] <xangua> ...
[20:56] <Nitsuga> blakkheim, a 1TB hard drive @ 7200 RPM has an average of 80MB/s. A 250B drive, same sepeed, has an average of 40MB/s
[20:56] <neezer> I'm using 10.04, and I find it odd that I didn't have to change a config file to port XXXX instead of 22 for my ssh.
[20:56] <MindVirus> ronnie__: Ubuntu uses the synaptics driver for mousepads as well.
[20:56] <SpaceGhostC2C> ronnie__, synaptic pointing devices are hardware, not windows-related. Either way, yes sudo apt-get install synaptic should work.
[20:56] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: do not use sudo with configure scripts. only the make install needs sudo
[20:56] <MindVirus> SpaceGhostC2C, ronnie__: synaptics.
[20:57] <SpaceGhostC2C> MindVirus, oops. Now I'm the one messing up.
[20:57] <Stargaze> fehlersturm, try lshw -html > hardware.htm and then open hardware.htm with firefox
[20:57] <Jon-> My wifi card gets a much worse connection than Windows 7, and cuts out from time to time. Need assistance fixing it, perhaps using ndisgtk? lspci here: http://pastebin.com/D6bbHaPw  please offer any assistance you can
[20:57] <fehlersturm> Jon- lspci lists all pci devices lsmod all kernel modules which are loadet
[20:57] <fehlersturm> *loaded
[20:57] <neezer> I did copy over my rsa key, but not any configuration files from my 9.10 partition.
[20:57] <blakkheim> !repeat | Jon-
[20:57] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: that's only a warning. do a "make" and see if it succeeds
[20:57] <ronnie__> I am not real bright you have to work with me. I am trying.
[20:57] <markit> hi, I need to install ubuntu in one pc, configure it with packages I need, and then replicate the config in other 10 pc, which is the best way? (pc hardware is different, i.e. different hd size, cpu, etc)
[20:57] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Do I use root for make then?
[20:58] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: no; only for the make install
[20:58] <blakkheim> markit: you could write a bash script
[20:58] <SpaceGhostC2C> markit, get a list of packages you need and then install them individually.
[20:58] <Jon-> fehlersturm: Well as you can see from the pastebin it's Atheros
[20:58] <Flyzoola> hey guys, got ubuntu to boot from USB (I did the pendrivelinux method with a gig of presitance) I just got a quick question: Will it save my settings, such as my background and apps I install? and should the "Install Ubuntu 9.10" icon remain on the desktop? Does it think I'm trying to install it, or will I be able to use it as a "stand-alone" OS?
[20:58] <markit> SpaceGhostC2C: but I have also to configure the programs / environment
[20:58] <Nitsuga> markit, you can do an image. Ubuntu installs are not hardware-dependant. Also you can use reconstructos webpage to easily make a live cd that fits your needs.
[20:58] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Make command failed. No specified target. And ./configure didn't work without root. ./configure: line 2203: config.log: Permission denied
[20:59] <markit> Nitsuga: image = .iso?
[20:59] <Nitsuga> markit, *reconstructor
[20:59] <SpaceGhostC2C> markit, then try saving the configs. usually located in ~/.<programname> or in /etc/
[20:59] <Nitsuga> markit, no, a hard disk image.
[20:59] <Nitsuga> markit, the make-a-cd is a good option if you plan to do that every now and then
[20:59] <ronnie__> BTW thank you guys sooo much , no one would help me in the kubuntu chat
[21:00] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: that could be becouse of previous sudo ./configure runs. i would do a " sudo make clean " then start over with ./configure.... && make
[21:00] <markit> Nitsuga: but restore an hd image created a partition of the same size, while I could have to do in a smaller one or bigger one
[21:00] <neezer> right now I have only one user on my server that has an ssh port open to the internet, is that a security risk because that user has admin rights? it is rsa key protected.
[21:00] <Stargaze> markit, try dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstall > ubuntu-files, then copy ubuntu-files to the other pc's and type on the other pc: sudo dpkg --set-selections < ubuntu-files
[21:00] <ronnie__> your tolerance of stupidity is admirable
[21:00] <markit> Stargaze: for package list is a good tip, thanks
[21:00] <Bookman> VCoolio, I have two other hard drives and I don't see any lines in fstab like you described.
[21:00] <blakkheim> neezer: there are some good guides to securing ssh. you want to disable password login and root login and use a bigger rsa key than the default, and listen on a nonstandard port
[21:01] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: sudo make clean failed. No rule to create target "clean" (roughly translated)
[21:01] <MindVirus> ronnie__: You haven't seen anything yet.
[21:01] <Jon-2> fehlestrum: Hey did you or anyone answer me? Sorry, my internet cut out.
[21:01] <Nitsuga> !remastersys
[21:01] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: then do "sudo make"
[21:01] <neezer> I am listening on a non-standard port, and my rsa key is 4096. i have disabled password login.
[21:01] <Nitsuga> we need a factoid for remastersys
[21:01] <Flyzoola>  hey guys, got ubuntu to boot from USB (I did the pendrivelinux method with a gig of presitance) I just got a quick question: Will it save my settings, such as my background and apps I install? and should the "Install Ubuntu 9.10" icon remain on the desktop? Does it think I'm trying to install it, or will I be able to use it as a "stand-alone" OS?
[21:01] <Nitsuga> markit, check this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[21:01] <sitwon> I'm trying to make a custom remaster of the 9.10 LiveCD... but I can't boot it with vanilla ISOLINUX, only with the Debian ISOLINUX. Anyone know why?
[21:01] <Jon-2> My wifi card gets a much worse connection than Windows 7, and cuts out from time to time. Need assistance fixing it, perhaps using ndisgtk? lspci here: http://pastebin.com/D6bbHaPw  please offer any assistance you can
[21:01] <blakkheim> neezer: disable root login and that sounds good to me
[21:02] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Still not working. No target.
[21:02] <markit> Nitsuga: thanks a lot
[21:02] <neezer> If the user account has admin rights with sudo, will the sudo privilages go away if I disable root login?
[21:02] <ronnie__> Also is there a list of repositories I should add? (hope i said it right)
[21:02] <Nitsuga> Flyzoola, if you use persistance it will save the changes.
[21:02] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: then sorry but i can not help further
[21:02] <blakkheim> neezer: no
[21:02] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Could it be that I extracted the tar.gz file wrong?
[21:02] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: unlikely
[21:02] <neezer> oh...so someone could log in as the username root?
[21:02] <blakkheim> neezer: they can login as their normal user and then do sudo su to become root
[21:03] <xangua> Jon-2: atheros┬┐ have you tried with linux-backport-modules┬┐┬┐
[21:03] <Stargaze> Jon-2, is your wifi card internal or external (usb)?
[21:03] <Jon-2> Stargaze: It is internal.
[21:03] <blakkheim> neezer: disabling the root login just makes it so no one can directly ssh in as root
[21:03] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Okay. The only step where the guide was unclear.
[21:03] <VCoolio> Bookman: you mean you have two drives that already automatically mount with user permissions without being in fstab? Don't know about that; anyway, try it for the ones you want to add, it's the normal solution as far as I know
[21:03] <neezer> oh, if I disable root login, then the su command won't work? but sudo will?
[21:03] <Flyzoola> Nitsuga: thank you! A quick question, why wont it let me install flash though?
[21:03] <Jon-2> xangua: No, I don't know what those are ;). I am very experienced computer user but not in a 'nix environment.
[21:03] <Nitsuga> Flyzoola, it won't?
[21:04] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: There is no restrictions for me being in my home/downloads dir, right?
[21:04] <ronnie__> i should prob UTFSE huh?
[21:04] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: correct
[21:04] <Flyzoola> Nitsuga: no, I tried to install it off of firefox, and it told me that I couldn't. Gimme a sec, I'll let you know exactly what it's telling me..
[21:04] <blakkheim> neezer: you can still use su AFTER they login as a normal user
[21:05] <Nitsuga> Flyzoola, if you have a more-than-5GB usb drive consider installing ubuntu into it using the installer for better performance. You can get the "install ubuntu" icon by istalling "ubiquity (that will mirror your pendrive install into the install target)
[21:05] <xangua> Jon-2: you should try, i made my ahteros work that way; much better that ndiswrapper
[21:05] <Jon-2> xangua: How do I do it?
[21:05] <neurochrome> Hi folks, can anyone else confirm that gvfsd-metadata process is hogging 100% cpu?  With a recent update in Karmic my system has become very unstable and nautilus frequently hangs/crashes
[21:05] <fehlersturm> Jon- what pastebin?
[21:05] <Nitsuga> Flyzoola, also don't use a pendrive for daily ubuntu use or it will sear out faster...
[21:06] <Nitsuga> Flyzoola, *wear
[21:06] <Flyzoola> Nitsuga: cannot find package "flashplugin-installer"
[21:06] <Nitsuga> Flyzoola, you have to update the package lists
[21:06] <markit> mmm interesting solutions but not trivial. I would love to have something that makes me boot from cd in the target pc, and run a command to "fetch and install" from a local PC as source
[21:06] <blakkheim> !flash > Flyzoola
[21:06] <neurochrome> FlyGuy, flashplugin-nonfree
[21:06] <neurochrome> !pastebin | Jon-2
[21:07] <Madwill> hi there
[21:07] <Flyzoola> Nitsuga: got it. Also, scrolling is a bit choppy. Is there a way to smooth it out so it doesn't look like it's lagging?
[21:07] <Jon-2> fehlersturm: It is just my lspci important line 08:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR928X Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01) The pastebin was http://pastebin.com/D6bbHaPw
[21:07] <Stargaze> markit, read this pdf, page 8 => http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4653463/issue14_en.pdf
[21:08] <skjoedt-> erUSUL: Thanks for the help erUSUL. I think I will try to go trough it from the beginning again.
[21:08] <Nitsuga> markit, you can also automatticaly make a live cd with reconstructor: http://www.reconstructor.org/
[21:08] <erUSUL> skjoedt-: good luck
[21:08] <Four2zero> hey guys im following a tutorial and its instructing me to make a backup of the original samba.conf file, but when i run the command: " sudo cp /etc/samba/smb.conf~ /home/username/samba " it tells me ...." cp: cannot stat `/etc/samba/smb.conf~` : No such file or directory. what does this mean ?
[21:08] <Madwill> i'm totally new to ubuntu and i need a LAMP server with RED5 on 2 seperate static IPS i feel a lot more confortable with ubuntu Desktop because of the visual UI is there a big drawBack of using desktop instead of server ???
[21:08] <Nitsuga> Flyzoola, it may be a video driver issue.
[21:08] <markit> ok, thanks again :)
[21:08] <blakkheim> Four2zero: remove the ~
[21:08] <Madwill> i heard ubuntu server is only ubuntu desktop without UI
[21:09] <VCoolio> Four2zero: also there is no need for sudo there if you copy to your home folder
[21:09] <Four2zero> okay.
[21:09] <neurochrome> Madwill, you can run a server with a GUI, the server edition doesn't have a DE to save resources
[21:09] <Four2zero> thanks guys
[21:09] <Stargaze> Madwill, read this pdf, page 22 => http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4653463/issue9_en.pdf
[21:09] <shairozan> Dropbox rules
[21:10] <Madwill> so if i crawl around a little i could get a DE for a server
[21:10] <Stargaze> shairozan, it does :)
[21:10] <neurochrome> Stargaze, are you linking to fullcircle or something?
[21:10] <blakkheim> Madwill: why do you want a DE on a server?
[21:10] <shairozan> Just curious what do you mean by DE
[21:10] <Stargaze> or something, neurochrome
[21:10] <Madwill> because i'm a programmer who allways used windows and feel lost without it
[21:10] <shairozan> Ooh ok development environment
[21:11] <neurochrome> blakkheim, because he isn't comfortable on the CLI
[21:11] <neezer> will sudo /etc/init.d/sshd restart, restart my ssh daemon after I make a change to sshd_config so that it takes effect?
[21:11] <blakkheim> Madwill: if you "need" a gui, maybe you shouldn't be setting up a server. just my opinion
[21:11] <VCoolio> shairozan: desktop environment > group of gui applpications like gnome, kde or xfce
[21:11] <blakkheim> neezer: yes
[21:11] <shairozan> vcoolio: Thanks, I'm just used to seeing it as UI :)
[21:11] <Jon-2> neezer: yeah
[21:11] <neezer> blakkheim, thanks for all the help here. I really appreciate it.
[21:11] <Madwill> blakkheim -> I'm totally with you ! but hell some people dont understand that ...
[21:11] <neezer> you too jon-2
[21:11] <Nitsuga> shairozan, Desktop Environment
[21:11] <Stargaze> Madwill, did you read the pdf?
[21:11] <Jon-2> neezer: Hm?
[21:11] <Madwill> i'm on it,
[21:12] <neezer> jon-2 thanks for the help.
[21:12] <neurochrome> Stargaze, that IS fullcircle! ;)
[21:12] <Losha> Madwill: it's all the same code underneath. You can add the gui stuff to the server edition, or add servers to the desktop edition. In theory the result is the same, but in practice, I think it's easier to add servers to the desktop edition than vice-versa...
[21:12] <blakkheim> neezer: no prob, i've done a lot with ssh
[21:12] <Madwill> create your own server ! will read it all
[21:12] <Jon-2> neezer: No problem. I am a super-windows power user, new to ubuntu but I learn fast. This wifi driver issue has my head spinnin tho.
[21:12] <blakkheim> neezer: it's probably my favorite unix/linux app :)
[21:12] <Stargaze> neurochrome, i have all the issues in my Dropbox, 34 now :)
[21:12] <bastien> hi
[21:12] <neezer> good luck jon-2
 in my "only" past experience it was the case
[21:13] <Jon-2> neezer: Thanks. I think I'll try backend driver, if I can figure out how to do it
[21:13] <Nitsuga> Jon-2, from the experience: The more experienced on windows, the most difficult to use Ubuntu.
[21:13] <neurochrome> Stargaze, I have most, though I've come to the point where I feel plenty comfortable and only look at new issues once every six months or so
[21:13] <blueglasses> Jon-2, is it a broadcom driver?
[21:13] <neurochrome> Stargaze, only up to 31... damn
[21:13] <Jon-2> Nitsuga: Haha, I think that's quite true. I wanted to see if samba was running so I nearly automatically did winkey+r services.msc   "damn."
[21:13] <Stargaze> neurochrome, also check http://www.ubuntu-user.com/
[21:13] <neezer> I have my server set up and can ssh from remotely and everything. I want my buddy to be able to use windows in another city to stream media from it. I heard vlc can do this. and I've tried it with ubuntu and it works well, will it work with windows too?
[21:14] <Jon-2> blueglasses: It's Atheros  see http://pastebin.com/D6bbHaPw
[21:14] <neurochrome> Stargaze, are you using Karmic?
[21:14] <Stargaze> now i'm in mint 8
[21:14] <Stargaze> but normally Karmic yes
[21:14] <fehlersturm> I have a problem i am not shure if it relates to pulseaudio or something else... i am running ubuntu 9.10 sound worked fine but suddenly it stopped working. or to be precise only the output stopped working. pulsaudio deamon is running. if i call someone through skype they can hear me. in the mixer i have selected the right hardware. the right autput modus (analog duplex). nothing is muted. i tried another soundcard for reference. no
[21:14] <fehlersturm> luck (the modules for the sc are beeing loaded. so... any ideas what else i should look at?? P.S. i also used different cables/headphones
[21:14] <fehlersturm> this is my systems exact hardware: http://zeug.gerade.org/hardware.htm
[21:15] <Nitsuga> Jon-2, change it to alt-T > sudo status samba
[21:15] <neurochrome> Ah.... I was gonna ask you to humour me, but with it being a different system I don't know whether the issue/bug will be present
[21:15] <Jon-3> Arrgghh there she goes again. Back. [disconnected from wifi]
[21:15] <Nitsuga> Jon-3, change it to alt-T > sudo status samba
[21:16] <Jon-3> Nitsuga: I use < Super > + q for terminal :D
[21:16] <Four2zero> VCoolio, when i ran the command without "sudo" i get a permission denied message.
[21:16] <Nitsuga> Jon-3, the default is Alt-T :)
[21:16] <Losha> fehlersturm: I had good luck with http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-all-pulseaudio-related-issues.html, ymmv...
[21:17] <Jon-3> Nitsuga: I know. I also have <Super>D for show desktop, years and years and years of getting used to that, not switching to ctrl+alt+D anytime soon.
[21:17] <VCoolio> Four2zero: really? it must be even without read permissions for anyone but root; well, then use sudo, no harm
[21:17] <Four2zero> okay, thanks !!
[21:17] <fehlersturm> Jon- http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=894177 might be for you
[21:17] <Nitsuga> Jon-3, while you remember that you are a total an unclued noob, and you don't understand anything, things will go well. I had trouble with that at the beginning.
[21:18] <Jon-3> Atheros wifi card [08:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR928X Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01)] that disconnects and has a very weak signal when compared to Win7 on the same notebook. Anyone know of a way to get a better driver?
[21:18] <fehlersturm> Jon-3 try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=894177
[21:18] <Stargaze> brb
[21:19] <fehlersturm> Losha: i will have a look
[21:19] <blueglasses> Jon-3, did you tryed hostapd ?
[21:20] <Stargaze> test
[21:20] <Jon-3> blueglasses: no I don't know what that is ;D
[21:21] <Mike_lifeguard> Is it a bad idea to run sshd on a port outside the privileged range?
[21:21] <blueglasses> Jon-3, its a package for atheros, you can find it in synaptics
[21:21] <Jon-3> blueglasses: Should I do an apt-get install? What does it do?
[21:22] <blueglasses> Jon-3, I never used it, but you can try
[21:22] <Losha>  Mike_lifeguard: it's actually a *good* idea to run sshd on a non-standard port. It means attackers have trouble even finding your server, so it's more secure...
[21:22] <Stargaze> Jon-3, have you installed ndiswrapper for wifi?
[21:22] <Nitsuga> Mike_lifeguard, it is a GREAT idea.
[21:23] <VCoolio> Four2zero: I didn't need sudo, but that may not be default; anyway, you now have a root file in your user folders; if at any time you want to remove it, you'll also need sudo
[21:23] <Nitsuga> Losha, it isn't more secure by changing the port.
[21:23] <Mike_lifeguard> Losha: Yes, but does it matter if you use a port that's outside the privileged range to do that?
[21:23] <blueglasses> Jon-3, It adds more features to the basic IEEE 802.11 management
[21:23] <blueglasses> included in the kernel driver: using external RADIUS authentication
[21:23] <blueglasses> server for MAC address based access control, IEEE 802.1X Authenticator
[21:23] <blueglasses> and dynamic WEP keying, RADIUS accounting, WPA/WPA2 (IEEE 802.11i/RSN)
[21:23] <blueglasses> Authenticator and dynamic TKIP/CCMP keying.
[21:23] <FloodBot1> blueglasses: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:23] <Nitsuga> Losha, security by obscurity is not real security
[21:23] <Four2zero> okay.
[21:23] <dfdfd> I get the following pop-up error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice , The last thing i did was run complie as root a toolchain in /opt?
[21:23] <fehlersturm> ok Loshas suggestion didnt work for me... since my system->preferences->sound looks completely different
[21:24] <Nitsuga> Mike_lifeguard, you can choose any from the 65k+ ports
[21:24] <dehqan> thanks everybody god peace you
[21:24] <blueglasses> Nitsuga, true
[21:24] <Losha> Nitsuga: well, there are about 65535 possible ports, so it makes port scanning much more tedious, impractical and noticeable. These things help security....
[21:24] <fehlersturm> I have a problem i am not shure if it relates to pulseaudio or something else... i am running ubuntu 9.10 sound worked fine but suddenly it stopped working. or to be precise only the output stopped working. pulsaudio deamon is running. if i call someone through skype they can hear me. in the mixer i have selected the right hardware. the right autput modus (analog duplex). nothing is muted. i tried another soundcard for reference. no
[21:24] <fehlersturm> luck (the modules for the sc are beeing loaded. so... any ideas what else i should look at?? P.S. i also used different cables/headphones
[21:24] <fehlersturm> this is my systems exact hardware: http://zeug.gerade.org/hardware.htm
[21:24] <Mike_lifeguard> Nitsuga: I did already, I'm just wondering if I should pick again from the unreserved ports <1024 (or whatever the number is... the ones only root can use)
[21:24] <Jon-4> Back, disconnected again.
[21:25] <Losha> Mike_lifeguard: You can choose any tcp port not already in use....
[21:25] <Jon-4> blueglasses: installed, does it just work automatically? my connection strength is still weak.
[21:25] <Mike_lifeguard> ok, well I've done that already, so thanks :)
[21:25] <Nitsuga> Losha, what I say is that if you have ssh in the port 26317, but you use "123456" as password the changed doesn't make things more secure.
[21:25] <dho_> fehlersturm: whenever i have problems and i'm not sure if it was a system change, i boot up a livecd and test it on that.
[21:26] <alzamabar> Hi, I can see another Ubuntu desktop on the network, but when I try to access it, it asks for username, workgroup and password. I don't know which workgroup to specify. If I leave the default, and specify the username and password of the remote host, it does not work. If I leave it blank it doesn't allow me...Where can I setup the workgroup for my Ubuntu PCs?
[21:26] <Losha> Nitsuga: I agree with that. Nevertheless, using a random port improves security in practice, because the attacker's search space gets much larger
[21:26] <blueglasses> Jon-4, try rebooting and waiting a bit
[21:26] <_newbie4> Hi, it seems I have somehow only insatlled parts of kde within my ubuntu 9.10 installation- I didn't use the meta package.  How would I make sure I remove all these individual parts before installing the meta package as I should have done, or is it necessary to remove everything?
[21:26] <Jon-4> blueglasses: It started the daemon, would the reboot really help?
[21:26] <fehlersturm> dho_: well id like to use my system as it is now. not a new blank system..
[21:27] <blueglasses> Jon-4, probably not, but sometimes yes.
[21:27] <Mike_lifeguard> _newbie4: no need to remove, just install the metapackage
[21:27] <_newbie4> ok thanks mike
[21:27] <fehlersturm> dho_:  but i might try that to see if the HW is dead
[21:27] <_newbie4> kubuntu-desktop, right?
[21:27] <dho_> fehlersturm: yeah yeah, just to test it... i'm not saying load clean.
[21:27] <Stargaze> _newbie4, in synaptic, search for everything KDE and delete it, then, in Terminal, type sudo apt-get autoremove
[21:27] <Jon-4> blueglasses Is there an easy way to test out ngiswrapper? How do I go back to what I have now if it doesn't work?
[21:27] <dho_> fehlersturm: it'll just point you in the right direction hw or sw
[21:28] <Mike_lifeguard> Stargaze: no need for that, he's trying to /install/ it
[21:28] <Subby> Hi, is there an ftp client, that is similar to 'ftp' but provides some features like file-completion etc?
[21:28] <Neremor> hello!
[21:28] <dfdfd> I get the following pop-up error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice , The last thing i did was run complie as root a toolchain in /opt?
[21:28] <dho_> Subby:  gftp lftp
[21:28] <genii> alzamabar: The samba default is WORKGROUP   (all uppercase) but in some cases it may go to MSHOME (all uppercase) . Also make sure you are using a username which exists on the machine you are trying to access, not a username which is on the local machine
[21:28] <Subby> dho_: which of them is for terminal?
[21:28] <blueglasses> Jon-4, you could simply remove the package
[21:28] <dho_> Subby: both
[21:28] <fehlersturm> dho_:  well i am pretty shure its software seeing i tried 2 different soundcards and also tried both in another pc and they both work
[21:28] <Neremor> I scanned my local mashin with nmap and found an "unknown" service running on port 9666. Any idea which program is using this port?
[21:29] <dho_> fehlersturm: definitely sounds like software... probably pulse =/
[21:29] <alzamabar> genii: Thanks. I'll try MSHOME
[21:29] <blakkheim> Neremor: you need to run nmap from another computer
[21:29] <Nitsuga> Neremor, telnet it (telnet localhost 9666)
[21:29] <Stargaze> _newbie4, you have some kde packages and you want them all?
[21:29] <Subby> dho_: should I prefere one? give me a hint which to use :)
[21:29] <Jon-4> blueglasses: If I autoremove ndisgtk it will automatically restore the older driver?
[21:29] <blakkheim> Neremor: alternately, you can run nmap -AvPN theiphere to see what service is listening
[21:30] <dho_> Subby: lftp
[21:30] <Subby> dho_: thanks, I will try that
[21:30] <blueglasses> Jon-4, if it was already there, yes
[21:30] <_newbie4> stargaze, I initially installed with synaptic package manager, doing kde, then later kdebase, and it turned out I actually had to manually select loads of things that I assume should ahve come with it, it said in the description of many packages. I don't know how I got it wrong ititially, but I baically jsut want to install kde with everything it should come with. when I first insatlled it i reali
[21:31] <RPS> Hello Guys, I have lost my sound on my ubuntu 9.04 laptop. I did a reboot & things got hung up, so I pulled the power supply to kill it. Now I have rebooted twice & I have no sound just some crackly noise when i turn the volume up real loud. I'm not sure where I should start... could someone give me some help?
[21:31] <blueglasses> Jon-4, you can install more then one way to do the same thing
[21:31] <_newbie4> realized staright away there was no window manager, i manually slected a load of other thingd, I have jsy realized kmixer isnt there, I dont know what else mught be missing
[21:31] <bastid_raZor> _newbie4: kubuntu-desktop is the package that will do this for your
[21:31] <dfdfd> I get the following pop-up error that says /usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanitycheck-2 exites with status 256 , Tried everything on bug list , nothing , When i startx from tty ( gdm does not start ) , I can't use key board or mouse , Any advice , The last thing i did was run complie as root a toolchain in /opt?
[21:31] <Nick-D> is there anyone here who can help me figure out some things with the GRUB loader?
[21:32] <blueglasses> Jon-4, actually thats what a program is
[21:32] <Neremor> is there an easy way to close an currently open port? or to even block the traffic on it?
[21:32] <thedead91> Hi guys, where can I find the source code of the "logout" command of the unix shell?
[21:32] <Stargaze> _newbie4, then just type sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[21:32] <ikonia> thedead91: it's part of the shell
[21:32] <usuario_> uOlaa
[21:32] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, throw it.
[21:32] <thedead91> ikonia: how can I get it?
[21:32] <Nitsuga> !es | usuario_
[21:33] <ikonia> thedead91: it's part of the shell
[21:33] <dfdfd> what permission should /var have?
[21:33] <Jon-4> Atheros wifi card [08:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR928X Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01)] that disconnects and has a very weak signal when compared to Win7 on the same notebook. Anyone know of a way to get a better driver? [PLEASE LEAVE ME A MESSAGE - GOING OUT]
[21:33] <blueglasses> Jon-4, well, maybe not a program, but a procedure is just a method to do something
[21:33] <alzamabar> genii: It does not work...Actually from one desktop I can see the server (although I cannot connect to it) but from the server I cannot see the client...Any clue as why?
[21:33] <fehlersturm> Jon-4: also installing linux-backports-modules-wireless-karmic-generic often jelps with wifi problems
[21:33] <Jon-4> blueglasses: I program. :P
[21:33] <ikonia> dfdfd: drwxr-xr-x 16 root  root     4096 2009-05-15 10:14 .
[21:33] <Nitsuga> dfdfd, mine has root:root 755
[21:33] <Nick-D> I have a dual boot of Windows XP and Ubuntu on one of my computers for school. I had to change the file system for winXP from Fat32 to NTFS, The Brub loader can't boot into windows as a result
[21:33] <VCoolio> thedead91: it's part of bash, if you do "apt-get source bash" you'll have it; but good luck searching for the lines...
[21:34] <_newbie4> RPS, I leterally just had that same problem, so I used this command to completely remove and re-install alsa, then it worked staright away, some one pleas eocnfirm its safety: sudo aptitude --purge reinstall linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils linux-image-`uname -r` linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` libasound2
[21:34] <jelly-bean> when editing /etc/crontab  what does the # in     # m h dom mon dow user  command     mean?
[21:34] <thedead91> VCoolio: thanks, I'll start the search :)
[21:34] <genii> alzamabar: The smb client is installed by default, but the smb server is not usually. There used to also be a glitch where the smbfs package was needed before shares were browseable
[21:34] <Nick-D> So I need to know how to tell the Grub loader about the new file system.
[21:34] <ikonia> jelly-bean: it's a comment
[21:34] <pigdude> I installed git from source because I need the latest version. Is there a way to install something like qgit without also installing old git versions?
[21:34] <jelly-bean> oh, duh
[21:34] <RPS> _newbie4 I will stand by for confirmation
[21:35] <nevin> thedead91: Are you wanting to have something executed when someone logs off?  like in ~./bash_logout
[21:35] <genii> alzamabar: Also if boxes are not seeing each other, sometimes this has to do with no broadcast IP being known
[21:35] <Neremor> when scanning via -avpn, the only information i get is still "unknown": 9666/tcp unknown
[21:35] <Nitsuga> mm.. pastbinb into paste.ubuntu.com the contents of fdisk -l and /boot/grub/grub.conf
[21:35] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, mm.. pastbinb into paste.ubuntu.com the contents of fdisk -l and /boot/grub/grub.conf
[21:35] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, are you using karmic?
[21:35] <alzamabar> genii: I've installed samba, smbclient, samba-tools, smbfs
[21:35] <fehlersturm> hm this reinstalls the kernel
[21:35] <thedead91> nevin: no, I need to logout to the shell from a C program
[21:35] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, (9.10)
[21:36] <ikonia> thedead91: it's part of the shell, what do you actually want to achieve as an end result
[21:36] <Nick-D> No I'm not.
[21:36] <genii> alzamabar: Have you run: testparm        to see if your smb.conf is viable?
[21:36] <pigdude> I do not see an option in apt-get to ignore dependencies
[21:36] <fehlersturm> _newbie4: this reinstalls kernel but should be save i just dont see the point
[21:36] <alzamabar> genii: on the client or on the server, or on both?
[21:36] <thedead91> nevin: like system("logout"); but that command exit only from the program
[21:36] <genii> alzamabar: The server
[21:36] <hellyeah_> hey
[21:36] <alzamabar> genii: sec
[21:37] <hellyeah_> can you suggest a software for cut image
[21:37] <ikonia> thedead91: what do you actually want to achieve as an end result
[21:37] <ikonia> hellyeah_: gimp ?
[21:37] <_newbie4> wasn't the meta package kde-desktop?, when I do sudo apt-get install kde-desktop it says, can't find package kde-desktop.
[21:37] <pigdude> hellyeah_, gimp
[21:37] <hellyeah_> i cant do in gimp
[21:37] <bastid_raZor> _newbie4: twice you've been told .. kubuntu-desktop
[21:37] <ikonia> hellyeah_: why ?
[21:37] <alzamabar> genii: It gives some output. It shows my samba shares, plus Server role: ROLE_STANDALONE
[21:37] <hellyeah_> is there a telling with picture
[21:37] <_newbie4> ah yes of course, sorry
[21:37] <Stargaze> _newbie4, then just type sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[21:38] <RPS> Guys can someone tell me if this command is correct?
[21:38] <RPS> sudo aptitude --purge reinstall linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils linux-image-`uname -r` linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` libasound2
[21:38] <sam555> anyone have a link to where to get drivers for laptops with ubuntu 9.10?
[21:38] <alzamabar> genii: I can see the share on the client, but when I try to access it it doesn't go through
[21:38] <genii> alzamabar: You mean you from the client you can see the server but can't access it, or the other way around?
[21:39] <_newbie4> RPS, someone said that re-insatlles the kernel, i can confirm for you it does work, as i just did it
[21:39] <thedead91> ikonia: I'm making a C program under unix, with a command he need to logout from the unix's command shell
[21:39] <RPS> Is all of that  ONE command, start to finish?
[21:39] <_newbie4> they also said its safe
[21:39] <_newbie4> yep
[21:39] <alzamabar> genii: from the client I can see the server but I can't access it. From the server I can't see the client
[21:39] <RPS> Thank You guys!
[21:39] <fehlersturm> _newbie4: kdebase-kde4
[21:39] <_newbie4> RPS hold on, source:
[21:39] <dfdfd> how can i edit the services that start from cli?
[21:39] <alzamabar> genii: correction...From the server I can see the client, under samba workgroup
[21:39] <_newbie4> RPS: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[21:40] <unop> RPS, --purge does not seem like a valid command to aptitude
[21:40] <dfdfd> I mean from boot
[21:40] <ikonia> thedead91: ok - so using logout from the shell is not going to be any good for you, if you're writing the program, write the function
[21:40] <RPS> oh boy
[21:40] <VCoolio> dfdfd: man update-rc.d
[21:40] <hellyeah_> pls help me
[21:40] <hellyeah_> pls
[21:40] <RPS> well its under way ...we will see LOL
[21:40] <Stargaze> brb
[21:40] <_newbie4> unop, i just did it, and i seem to rember doing it on a previous computer, on which i couldn't get sound to work
[21:41] <ikonia> hellyeah_: why can't you use gimp ?
[21:41] <alzamabar> genii: But from both the server and the client I cannot access each other
[21:41] <thedead91> ikonia: it isn't a small function, I'll do that, it's not a problem, thank you guys :)
[21:41] <yoritomo> hello everybody
[21:41] <genii> alzamabar: OK. If you used for instance a share which is in "fred" home directory or where "fred" username on the server is allowed, then on the server do: sudo smbpasswd -a fred              and give him a samba password. Then do: sudo smbpasswd -e fred   (to enable the username under samba) Then restart the samba server with either: sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart     or on later upstart: sudo restart samba
[21:41] <ikonia> thedead91: logout is very small, approx 6 lines
[21:41] <unop> _newbie4, must be an undocumented switch then - it's not documented in the manpage
[21:41] <_newbie4> RPS, after you might notice your sound mixer has been muted, rember to turn the volume up
[21:41] <thedead91> ikonia: really? good! :)
[21:42] <pigdude> can anyone hear me?
[21:42] <ikonia> pigdude: yes
[21:42] <fehlersturm> unop: yes it is it delets all configuration for a package
[21:42] <genii> pigdude: No, but we can see you
[21:42] <fehlersturm> pigdude: jep
[21:42] <unop> fehlersturm, you see this option in your manpage?
[21:42] <Mr-Grey> pigdude: No but I can read you lol
[21:42] <pigdude> I installed git from source because I need the latest version. Is there a way to install something like qgit without also installing old git versions? I've installed its deps manually
[21:42] <pigdude> Mr-Grey, :)
[21:42] <RPS> I'm being told to reboot, so I will return shortly
[21:43] <ikonia> pigdude: the packages are linked against other packages, so no
[21:43] <pigdude> I tried to configure qgit src, but I get an error about QTINCDIR
[21:43] <_newbie4> unop, i found this in the ubuntu help pages, it's near the bottom under the "refreshing/ reinstalling drivers" title: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[21:43] <ikonia> pigdude: what functionality did you need from the new git version that wasn't in the old one ?
[21:43] <fehlersturm> unop:       remove, purge, hold, unhold, keep, reinstall
[21:43] <fehlersturm>            These commands are the same as ŌĆ£installŌĆØ, but apply the named action to all packages given on the command line for which it is not overridden. The
[21:43] <_newbie4> ah yes, it did that for me too
[21:43] <fehlersturm>            difference between hold and keep is that hold will cause a package to be ignored by future safe-upgrade or full-upgrade commands, while keep merely
[21:43] <pigdude> ikonia, git-submodule
[21:43] <FloodBot1> fehlersturm: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:43] <fehlersturm>            cancels any scheduled actions on the package.  unhold will allow a package to be upgraded by future safe-upgrade or full-upgrade commands, without
[21:43] <fehlersturm>            otherwise altering its state.
[21:43] <unop> fehlersturm, --purge is not purge.
[21:43] <alzamabar> genii, in my samba I declared that only one user (e.g. myself on both machines) can access that share. The fact is that I've got two different passwords on the two boxes. Is there a file I can check to see if it has already got what you are suggesting?
[21:43] <frontendloader> I'm trying to install libmozjs-dev and aparently aptitude wants to remove firefox/etvolution and a whole host of other apps before installing this library because of conflicts
[21:44] <insigne> dae
[21:44] <frontendloader> is there a way to tell ubuntu to not remove those packages and force the install of the package?
[21:44] <yoritomo> i have a scanner included in my Lexmark X2350 i followed exactly the french documentation for installation under ubuntu without success , then i was searching for the firmware on the cd i could not neither , what to do please ?
[21:44] <yoritomo> i got it found USB scanner (vendor=0x043d [Lexmark], product=0x00bb [ 2300 Series]) at libusb:003:002
[21:44] <fehlersturm> unop: yeah --purge does nothing it is pretty fail
[21:45] <alzamabar> genii: I'm looking at /etc/samba/samba.conf and I can see the shares, the WORKGROUP=WORKGROUP
[21:45] <_newbie4> fehlersturm, i got that command from the ubuntu help pages: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[21:46] <alzamabar> genii: On the client though, I can't see much
[21:46] <sd> hi
[21:46] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, sorry, i got disconnected
[21:46] <fehlersturm> _newbie4: yeah your rigt actually --purge seems to work to
[21:46] <Nick-D> No problem
[21:46] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, do you still need help?
[21:46] <Nick-D> Yes I do.
[21:47] <yoritomo> but trying a scan by cmd nothing
[21:47] <alejandro> hola
[21:47] <pigdude> How can I download the deb so I can see how the maintainers are installing qgit?
[21:47] <fehlersturm> unop: you are tight its just bogous syntax
[21:47] <Nick-D> I'm looking around on the net but i'm not seeing anything about how to get GRUB to recognize a file system change
[21:47] <unop> fehlersturm, _newbie4 -- well, given as it's undocumented - it might not even be doing any actual purging.
[21:47] <pigdude> I wanted to use the -d flag but the output seems that it wants to still install everything
[21:47] <funkycat90210> i need to choose an OS for a new server in a server farm, should it be 8.04 LTS or the latest, 9.10? I dont use ubuntu support so I'm thinking 9.10
[21:47] <under> Hey
[21:47] <blakkheim> funkycat90210: i'd go with debian/gentoo
[21:47] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, okay. As I tried to say before getting disconnected: please pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l and the contents of the file /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:47] <under> Is this ( http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=3574270#post3574270 ) true???
[21:47] <pigdude> I couldn't find a link to the deb on http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/x11/qgit
[21:48] <_newbie4> "This will purge any custom configurations that you've made, and any hand-compiled modules that you've built, and restore your sound stack to the "Official" Ubuntu core."
[21:48] <sd> hi can annyone help me out with backttrack 4
[21:48] <blakkheim> !backtrack > sd
[21:48] <unop> frontendloader, it wouldn't be a good idea forcing the install of this package, it could break firefox/evolution.
[21:48] <Stargaze> !backtrack
[21:48] <Nitsuga> funkycat90210, I'd bet for the 0.04 beta, when it arrives. It is pretty stable at the moment.
[21:48] <Andreitaa> olaa
[21:48] <ivan_> Hi, I use UBUNTU 9.10 and I have VLC , my problem is that when ever I restart VLC it allways reset effects and filters settings
[21:48] <unop> _newbie4, ok, but, which would take precedence, something that refers to the aptitude documentation or the aptitude documentation itself?
[21:48] <VCoolio> pigdude: apt-get source
[21:48] <Purpley1> Hey how do i recover things from a partition i resized? I lost half of it all
[21:48] <Andreitaa> Hi!
[21:48] <Andreitaa> Hola
[21:48] <under> Is this ( http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=3574270#post3574270 ) true???
[21:48] <xangua> Andreitaa: do you have any ubuntu related questio┬┐
[21:49] <pigdude> VCoolio, where does that download?
[21:49] <Nick-D> I wish I could provide that information for you, unfortunately I'm not at that computer right now. Would you happen to know of any online documentation that I could reference later on?
[21:49] <Nitsuga> Andreitaa, hola!
[21:49] <Nitsuga> !es | Andre_Gondim
[21:49] <Nitsuga> !es | Andreitaa
[21:49] <Nitsuga> Andre_Gondim, sorry :P
[21:49] <Andreitaa> xangua,im spanish
[21:49] <pigdude> oh found it
[21:49] <marcin__> :)
[21:49] <VCoolio> pigdude: to your current dir, run pwd
[21:49] <yoritomo> can somebody help me please ?
[21:49] <_newbie4> unop, I really don't know much about the subject, I'm just quoting what I found on the ubuntu help pages, because it worked for me
[21:49] <Andre_Gondim> Nitsuga, ;)
[21:49] <yoritomo> i don't care about the printer i know i can't install but at least the scanner
[21:49] <pigdude> VCoolio, /var/cache/apt/archives
[21:49] <sd> can anyone guide me on how to install perl modules in ubuntu based backtrack
[21:49] <Andreitaa> Hi!! Hola!! Im spanish
[21:49] <RPS> Well guys I did a thorough look after the reboot and I still have no sound, just the scratchy noise when the volume is up high.
[21:49] <suigeneris> I'm on http://bugs.launchpad.net/ but I can't see where to submit a bug
[21:50] <blakkheim> sd: please read what was said to you
[21:50] <suigeneris> help?
[21:50] <blakkheim> sd: backtrack is not supported here
[21:50] <Andreitaa> Say my name
[21:50] <yoritomo> as said in the doc , rarely a usb scanner can't be installed at all
[21:50] <Nitsuga> Andreitaa, aca se habla ingles, hay un canal con soporte en espe├▒ol
[21:50] <xangua> Andreitaa: this is not a chat room
[21:50] <Stargaze> yoritomo, try sudo apt-get install xsane
[21:50] <_newbie4> oh, possibly a dodgy soundcard?
[21:50] <sd> sorry to disturb you guys
[21:50] <yoritomo> it is done
[21:50] <Andreitaa> ah
[21:50] <Nitsuga> Andreitaa, escribi /join #ubuntu-es para entrar
[21:50] <yoritomo> xsane is installed
[21:50] <Nitsuga> Andreitaa, escribilo como si estuvieras diciendo eso.
[21:50] <pigdude> oh well...so inflexible...
[21:50] <Andreitaa> ok
[21:50] <suigeneris> !en | Nitsuga
[21:50] <Andreitaa> peor esto para que sirve?
[21:50] <xangua> Nitsuga: better if she doesn't :S
[21:50] <Stargaze> yoritomo, try sudo apt-get install flegita
[21:51] <unop> _newbie4, my point is, yes it works, but no one's too sure what it does, it could be a no-op i.e. silently ignored.
[21:51] <alzamabar> genii: I'll go with ssh
[21:51] <suigeneris> !es | Andreitaa
[21:51] <ThePirate> hi
[21:51] <Mr-Grey> I'm rather new to ubuntu and linux in general, is there a way to do a hardware search once you install a device or do you just install the driver manually I'm not lazy lol just curious
[21:51] <yoritomo> Stargaze do you have some more ideas ?
[21:51] <Andreitaa> Sois todos ingleses?
[21:51] <blakkheim> Andreitaa: this is an english only channel, please stop
[21:52] <Stargaze> yoritomo, try sudo apt-get install sane (without x)
[21:52] <suigeneris> !es > Andreitaa
[21:52] <Nitsuga> Mr-Grey, the chances are: Or it works without doing anything, or getting it working is really difficult.
[21:52] <Andreitaa> Pero sois espa├▒oles o ingleses?
[21:52] <_newbie4> thanks for the help guys, am going to try loading up kde now
[21:52] <_newbie4> bye
[21:52] <xangua> Andreitaa: no sabes leer┬┐
[21:52] <VCoolio> Mr-Grey: there is a hardware spotting app in the system menu; if you want you can install manually of course
[21:52] <blakkheim> Andreitaa going on ignore until the ops kick him
[21:52] <RPS> Can some one look at this string again and help me get it right? I'm still without sound:  sudo aptitude --purge reinstall linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils linux-image-`uname -r` linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` libasound2
[21:52] <Nick-D> Nitsuga, did you get my reply earlier?
[21:52] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, no, i didn't
[21:52] <suigeneris> I'm on http://bugs.launchpad.net/ but I can't see where to submit a bug
[21:52] <suigeneris> help?
[21:52] <donvito> how to setup computer statistic to be view via php
[21:53] <Nick-D> >	I wish I could provide that information for you, unfortunately I'm not at that computer right now. Would you happen to know of any online documentation that I could reference later on?
[21:53] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, ohh yeah, here it is
[21:53] <Pudgy> Hi all, where should I go if I want information about _why_ the soundinfrastucture (alsa/Jack/etc.) is arranged the way it is?
[21:53] <allen> hi
[21:53] <allen> hi
[21:53] <allen> woops
[21:53] <Mr-Grey> Thank you Nitsuga and Vcoolio, I have an old webcam laying around and I installed the linux version of Skype so was curious on that. I plugged in the device and I got no response from the operating system so I figured as much.
[21:53] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, you have to edit the /boot/grub/menu.lst file to check the windows partition number. By some reason it changes when converting.
[21:54] <yoritomo> Stargaze no i installed it and i tryed one more scanimage i got it No scanners were identified.
[21:54] <Skyraven> hello guys, is there any way to generate the xorg.conf that the Xorg server is running with by default after a fresh ubuntu install ? (I'm not thinking at Xorg --configure as I don't believe it puts the same parameters in it..or does it ?)
[21:54] <Nitsuga> Mr-Grey, yyou can tell if it is being recognised with the "dmesg" command
[21:54] <under> Heyyyy
[21:54] <hoth> hi
[21:54] <under> Is this ( http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=3574270#post3574270 ) true???
[21:54] <_newbie4> RPS, if you're not sure if the command is right, here's where I got it from: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting      under "Refreshing/Reinstalling the drivers"
[21:54] <under> please respond
[21:54] <RobSpectre> Keep getting network connection errors when trying to update eclipse - has anyone seen this on Karmic?
[21:54] <Nitsuga> Skyraven, by default ubuntu uses no xorg.conf
[21:54] <Nick-D> Ahh that makes sense. Thanks Nitsuga, I'll go over everything when i'm at that computer again.
[21:54] <blakkheim> !please | under
[21:54] <Stargaze> yoritomo, try sane-find-scanner in a Terminal
[21:55]  * shrike-9 cumprimenta
[21:55] <Mr-Grey> Ah, very good. Thank you.
[21:55] <ThePirate> !repeat
[21:55] <under> ok
[21:55] <yoritomo> Stargaze found USB scanner (vendor=0x043d [Lexmark], product=0x00bb [ 2300 Series]) at libusb:003:002
[21:55] <hoth> I have problem with dovecot I have 3 mailbosex and I want to see every mail by every mailbox, but without duplication
[21:55] <ThePirate> !attitude
[21:55] <hoth> can I achieve that somehow ?
[21:55] <Stargaze> yoritomo, then try scanimage -L
[21:55] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, check the last part of the file, the windows section. You wills e something like "root (hd0,1)"
[21:55] <brontosaurusrex> http://phpsysinfo.sourceforge.net/ <- to someone asking about sysinfo via php
[21:55] <AbuMaia> Is it safe to remove all *-dev packages through Synaptic?
[21:55] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, hd0,1 means /dev/sda2
[21:55] <Andreitaa> Hi!!!!!
[21:56] <Nick-D> because it's 0 based. got it!
[21:56] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, it is 0-based count. You can know the /dev/xxx with sudo fdisk -l
[21:56] <Alanxd> ola
[21:56] <yoritomo> Stargaze  No scanners were identified.
[21:56] <Skyraven> Nitsuga, I know..but can't I generate one based on what it being used as settings by Xorg ?
[21:56] <neezer> anyone here running 10.04 and have their ipod touch or iphone hooked up properly?
[21:56] <Andreitaa> ola?
[21:56] <Skyraven> it=is
[21:56] <Andreitaa> Alguien de espa├▒a??
[21:56] <Alanxd> ola
[21:56] <Stargaze> I have nothing left now, yoritomo :(
[21:56] <Alanxd> yooo
[21:56] <blakkheim> !es | Alanxd Andreitaa
[21:56] <xangua> Alanxd: this is an ubuntu support channel, not a chat room
[21:56] <Stargaze> !es | Andreitaa
[21:56] <brontosaurusrex> donvito:
[21:56] <Andreitaa> ok
[21:57] <Grobul> Trying to setup vnc following the ubuntu documentation. When I try to connect I get his instantly: CConn:       connected to host localhost port 5900          main:        End of stream
[21:57] <baldylox> question..32 or 64 bit version?
[21:57] <blakkheim> baldylox: what cpu and how much ram
[21:57] <Grobul> Documentation I am using: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC
[21:57] <JorgeJorgensson> My hard drive filled up and I zero bytes free.  Programs started having errors, so I started to delete big files.  I deleted probably 5GB worth and emptied the trash, but it still says o bytes free.  I tried to reboot, but now it will not boot up at all.  I have booted up from a live CD but I'm not sure how to proceed from here.
[21:58] <Andreitaa> now,i listening demi lovato
[21:58] <baldylox> amd 4200 x2 64  2gb ram can use 4 if necessary
[21:58] <Stargaze> JorgeJorgensson, try sudo apt-get autormeove
[21:58] <blakkheim> baldylox: i'd use 32bit then
[21:58] <moegreen> can someone please help me rebuild my grub..i have tried everything i see on google and still not working :(
[21:58] <JorgeJorgensson> Stargaze, from the live cd?
[21:58] <Nitsuga> Nick-D, if you can fx it by yourself, great. If you can't come here again when you can use your computer. good luck!
[21:58] <baldylox> coo, thats what i was thinking...performance might not improve much
[21:58] <baldylox> thank you
[21:59] <Stargaze> JorgeJorgensson, no, but try this => http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4653463/71529-ubucleaner.sh
[21:59] <fehlersturm> I have a problem i am not shure if it relates to pulseaudio or something else... i am running ubuntu 9.10 sound worked fine but suddenly it stopped working. or to be precise only the output stopped working. pulsaudio deamon is running. if i call someone through skype they can hear me. in the mixer i have selected the right hardware. the right autput modus (analog duplex). nothing is muted. i tried another soundcard for reference. no
[21:59] <fehlersturm> luck (the modules for the sc are beeing loaded. so... any ideas what else i should look at?? P.S. i also used different cables/headphones
[21:59] <fehlersturm> this is my systems exact hardware: http://zeug.gerade.org/hardware.htm
[21:59] <yoritomo> Stargaze thanks, does anyone has another idea about it ? How to find the firmware on my install cd ? i checked the .bin and .usb but could not find
[21:59] <AbuMaia> is it safe to remove all -dev packages from Synaptic?
[22:00] <Nitsuga> AbuMaia, not really.
[22:00] <Sa[i]nT> Anyway to have video backgrounds in Ubuntu like the DreamScene thing?
[22:01] <AbuMaia> I don't do any programming, and I rarely build from source
[22:01] <Stargaze> AbuMaia, no, you need some for compiling programs
[22:01] <njbair> what is apparmor complain mode?
[22:02]  * Stargaze off se you laterzzzzzzzz
[22:02] <Snadder> Anyone Have tried to set up an ubuntu cloud server?
[22:02] <Snadder> Or know an howto for doing that?
[22:02] <AbuMaia> I just did a build from source, and I was advised to add 3 -dev packages... one of those listed about another 10 -devs.  when I remove the ones I was initially told about, the extras aren't also removed
[22:02] <AbuMaia> how do I get at them?
[22:03] <Purpley1> Hey how do i recover things from a partition i resized? I lost half of  my datta for some reason
[22:03] <VCoolio> AbuMaia: apt-get autoremove
[22:03] <AbuMaia> it didn't remove anything VCoolio
[22:03] <AbuMaia> already tried that
[22:03] <njbair> are there any open-source nvidia drivers in the ubuntu repos?
[22:04] <Nitsuga> AbuMaia, check its dependencies with right-click -> proprerties in synaptic
[22:04] <frontendloader> I have an app that needs xulrunner-dev to be installed and there is a chain of broken dependencies in apt for it, is there any way to force this?
[22:04] <frontendloader> xulrunner-1.9.1-dev: Depends: xulrunner-1.9.1 (= 1.9.1.3+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu6) but 1.9.1.6+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.10.1 is to be installed
[22:04] <Grobul> Trying to setup vnc following the ubuntu documentation. When I try to connect I get his instantly: CConn:       connected to host localhost port 5900          main:        End of stream
[22:04] <Grobul> Documentation I am using: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC
[22:04] <AbuMaia> so I tried listing the -devs in Synaptic, to remove, but I'm told that's not safe
[22:04] <VCoolio> AbuMaia: oh wait yeah, you specifically added them; you should get an apt log, synaptic has that in file menu
[22:04] <Nitsuga> njbair, you have the old nv and the new nouveau drivers are in 10.04+
[22:04] <JorgeJorgensson> stargaze
[22:04] <JorgeJorgensson> Star
[22:05] <Purpley1> Hey how do i recover things from a partition i resized? I lost half of  my datta for some reason
[22:05] <njbair> Nitsuga: what about karmic?
[22:05] <RobSpectre> Is something boned with the Eclipse package on Karmic? I can't update.
[22:05] <blakkheim> !repeat > Purpley1
[22:05] <erUSUL> !undelete | Purpley1
[22:05] <tom_mahoon1> is there a way to change the kernel i'm using over the network?
[22:05] <Purpley1> Thanks erUSUL
[22:05] <Nitsuga> njbair, you can use nv only in karmic. you should not install nouveau in karmic or you mey not get a smooth upgrate to lucid.
[22:05] <erUSUL> Purpley1: did you pass an fsck after resizing ?
[22:06] <Purpley1> erUSUL, Whats that?
[22:06] <erUSUL> Purpley1: filesystem check
[22:06] <njbair> Nitsuga: what is the name of the package for nv?
[22:06] <JorgeJorgensson> No matter how much I delete, my hard drive still never has any free space and it will not even boot up anymore.  Any solution, or just reinstall from scratch?
[22:06] <ahmed> hi everyone
[22:06] <erUSUL> Purpley1: like chkdsk
[22:06] <Purpley1> YEs
[22:07] <Nitsuga> njbair, comes preinstalled. xserver-xorg-video-nv
[22:07] <serverduck> Hello is there a way to disable my touch pad while I have a usb mouse ?
[22:07] <fehlersturm> ok solved the problem
[22:07] <fehlersturm> also fucked it up
[22:07] <Guest73174> i just installed ubuntu 9.10 i386 in safe mode and i can not go to normal mode. any help please?
[22:07] <fehlersturm> *alsa
[22:07] <blakkheim> serverduck: try sudo rmmod psmouse
[22:07] <suigeneris> !bzr
[22:07] <Purpley1> erUSUL, The file system is fat32 and when gparted scans my HDD it says its corrupted but I can still enter it
[22:07] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, what did you do?
[22:07] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, what do you mean/
[22:07] <JorgeJorgensson> ?
[22:08] <serverduck> blakkheim, Ok thank you and how can i get it back running?
[22:08] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, when that issue started?
[22:08] <ghostnik11> hi this morning i woke up and tried to turn on my ubuntu 9.10 and i can not, it loads the ubuntu splash screen and then does not show me the login screen, does anyone know how to fix this
[22:08] <blakkheim> serverduck: sudo modprobe psmouse
[22:08] <njbair> thx
[22:08] <Guest73174> my name is ahmed
[22:08] <serverduck> blakkheim,  THank you so much.
[22:08] <blueglasses> Guest73174, reboot
[22:08] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I was running and started having errors with most of my programs.  checked disk space and it is zero
[22:08] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, are you running karmic? do you dual boot?
[22:08] <Four2zero> VCoolio, Im able to see the test folder in windows seven, but not able to create directories for it from windows seven ?
[22:09] <Guest73174> i did reboot many times
[22:09] <Four2zero> VCoolio, using this tutorial: http://www.jonathanmoeller.com/screed/?p=1168
[22:09] <ghostnik11> nitsuga, yes i am running karmic with the latest kernel and i don't have dual boot it is all ubuntu i took off windows long ago
[22:09] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, so you simply filled it? try removing a couple of gigabytes...
[22:09] <serverduck> blakkheim,  And is there a way that ubuntu will do this automaticly if I have a usb mouse or not, plugged in?
[22:09] <blueglasses> Guest73174, what is "install ubuntu in safemode?"
[22:09] <neurochrome> karmic users! is your system running slowly? run : top | grep metadata : is it showing gvfsd-metadata hogging a large amount  of cpu and memory?
[22:09] <blakkheim> serverduck: not that i can think of
[22:09] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I deleted over 5 GB, still zero bytes free
[22:09] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, do you have access to another computer for chatting?
[22:09] <RPS> Well dang I ran the command again & I'm still without sound. I've tried quite a bit. It all goes back to the laptop hanging during a reboot. Does anyone have any ideas?
[22:09] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: but i do have vmware with windows 7 on karmic and have run vmware a couple of times with windows 7
[22:10] <serverduck> blakkheim,  Back then when i had windows, i had a touchpad software which would detect if i had a usb mouse or not and would enable or disable the touchpad depending on the case.
[22:10] <Guest73174> i did sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and i did remove compiz by sudo apt-get remove compiz* but nothing is working
[22:10] <serverduck> blakkheim,  Thank you :)
[22:10] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: i am currently running 8.10 that is on my external hard thats how i was able to get to the chat
[22:10] <VCoolio> Four2zero: 1. why do you ask me? 2. it should be 'gksudo gedit' 3. if you have the line 'writable=yes' I don't know
[22:10] <Guest73174> only safe mode is working for me
[22:10] <donvito> how to change ssh-server port
[22:11] <donvito> ?
[22:11] <blakkheim> donvito: man sshd_config
[22:11] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, okay, pay attention to this: reboot the machine and when yous ee the grub loading... thing keepp pressed shift key (continues)
[22:11] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, mmm.. strange... Did you try to check the filesystem?
[22:11] <Antisoche> Hi all - I'm running (k)Ubuntu 9.10 and just installed GnuCash.  The problem I have is that it keeps hanging -- the screen will repaint but it won't act on my mouse clicks, including the 'X' button in the titlebar (so the click gets eaten and is dismissed).  Any ideas what's going on?  'strace' only shows 'inotify_add_watch' of my homedir returning -1 ENOSPC (there's plenty of disk space).
[22:11] <blueglasses> Guest73174, what happens on the 'other' mode?
[22:12] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: anything else i should do after that
[22:12] <Guest73174> ubuntu install in safe mode when you choose f3 and safemode
[22:12] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I am doing that now
[22:12] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, that will show up a menu to choose a kernel. highlight the lastest one and press "e" to eddit the boot line. Look for "quiet splash", and remove it. Press Ctrl-X to boot.
[22:12] <Purpley> Hey im thinking of using foremost to recover my files on the partition, I only have this partition and the other one, can I set it to put all the saved files here or will it overwrite my partition and delete ubuntu?
[22:12] <Guest73174> safe mode in working fine just the fonts are very big
[22:12] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: okay
[22:12] <tom_mahoon1> hey guys how do i change which kernel grub boots by default?
[22:13] <Guest73174> i am using my laptop right now in safe mode
[22:13] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, don't forget to write the error down
[22:13] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, there, I just deleted 65 GB...still zero free
[22:13] <RPS> I have removed and reinstalled the sound drivers.
[22:14] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, can you write something?
[22:14] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, maybe just the counter is bad.
[22:14] <Guest73174> i went to /etc/x11/xorg-config but nothing to be changed
[22:14] <Purpley1> erUSUL, The file system is fat32 and when gparted scans my HDD it says its corrupted but I can still enter it
[22:15] <donvito> how to restart my ssh-server
[22:15] <blakkheim> donvito: sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[22:15] <Purpley1> If i use foremost to try and recover data can i point it to this partition or will it overwrite it?
[22:15] <lachouffe> what is the editor when in a chroot env created with debootstarp ?
[22:16] <benubird> think you can always edit with vi
[22:16] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: yeah i should have did the first time write down the error when i tried to boot it through the recovery kernel
[22:16] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I tried saving a small text file and it worked
[22:17] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, try with something bigger.
[22:17] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, bigger that half of you RAM, to be precise.
[22:17] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I don't have anything.
[22:17] <ghostnik11> nitusga: but wait when i was in recover it loaded up the intram, something like that and it said it was looking for the filesystem then it replied something like ld/dev something i am about to do the recovery thing right down the error and come back
[22:17] <duartman> how can i change audio pitch on ubuntu? i have emu0404 sound card
[22:18] <tomvolek_> HI All, I used to have a CVS server running under 9.04 , now trying to start it aafter upgrade to 9.1  and the cvs server doesnt come up, where can i see its log files to see what the problem is ?
[22:18] <grzegorz> jak sie macie?
[22:19] <l7> hey, what's a good photo management program for ubuntu?
[22:19] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: i will be back just give me like 2 mins to get the error from the recovery
[22:19] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I have 4 GB of RAM and no file that is 2GB
[22:19] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, okay, go ahead!
[22:19] <l7> something sort of like iphoto, but not picasa
[22:19] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, or more than one file
[22:19] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, all I have is the live CD
[22:19] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, fill the drive with 2GB of any data.
[22:20] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, so fill it with randmo data: dd if=/dev/urandom of=/path/to/file bs=1M count=2048
[22:20] <erUSUL> l7: gthumb
[22:20] <njbair> when I run `sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg' shouldn't it ask me questions?
[22:21] <Nitsuga> njbair, questions are asked by package xserver-common
[22:21] <l7> erUSUL: thanks, i'm checking it...
[22:21] <njbair> no questions with that either
[22:21] <erUSUL> tomvolek_: /var/log/syslog ; /var/log/daemon.log and other files in /var/log/
[22:21] <Purpley1> If i use foremost to try and recover data can i point it to this partition or will it overwrite it?
[22:21] <Nitsuga> njbair, what about xserver-xorg-core ?
[22:22] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I'm not sure what you are asking me to do here.
[22:22] <njbair> Nitsuga: nope
[22:22] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, just check if you can write data to the disk
[22:22] <njbair> my x server just stopped working yesterday. I think something weird is going on
[22:22] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, no, I'm not sure about your writing random data process.
[22:22] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, sometimes the kernel saves data to the cache while it waits for the disk to have space. If you fill that cache, you will get a no available free space error
[22:23] <cjohnston> how can i remove a version of an app from a ppa and go back to the version in the main repo?
[22:23] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, the write random data thing is for see if you can write to the drive or not.
[22:23] <mkey> hey
[22:23] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, Ok, I don't know what to type on the command line....
[22:23] <Nitsuga> !hi | mkey
[22:23] <tomvolek_> thanks erUSUL
[22:24] <neurochrome> cjohnston, remove the source then sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:24] <mkey> hey
[22:24] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, the drive check came back with no errors.
[22:24] <cjohnston> neurochrome: remove the source meaning aptitude remove --purge?
[22:24] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, you were checking a mounted filesystem???
[22:24] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, yes
[22:24] <neurochrome> cjohnston, no go to system >admin > software sources and remove from there
[22:25] <erUSUL> cjohnston: no remove the ppa repo from the softare Sources
[22:25] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, you could trash the filesystem doing that
[22:25] <erUSUL> cjohnston: then reinstall the app
[22:25] <mkey> bbak
[22:25] <cjohnston> thanks neurochrome and erUSUL
[22:25] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I did it from gparted
[22:26] <neurochrome> cjohnston, you can edit your sources manually using gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list --- but when you add a ppa then I think it gets its own source.list so remove it how I said above
[22:26] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, umount it and check it again
[22:26] <blakkheim> s/gksudo gedit/sudo vi
[22:26] <neurochrome> cjohnston, no problem
[22:26] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, as precaution, I don't want to trash your partition.
[22:26] <neurochrome> blakkheim, for a beginner I think vi / vim is a bit hopeful
[22:27] <Nitsuga> blakkheim, realize that most people can't even get out of vi...
[22:27] <blakkheim> lol
[22:27] <neurochrome> blakkheim,  if you'd have said nano then that would be more realistic
[22:27] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, it is running now
[22:27] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: the kernel i am running is linux 2.6.31-19-generic
[22:28] <neurochrome> blakkheim, s/vi/emacs/g
[22:28] <Nitsuga> blakkheim, the first time i tried it i had to go to a VC and kill -9 it :B
[22:28] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, and the error is...
[22:28] <cjohnston> erUSUL: neurochrome, it isnt providing me an upgrade package after removing source... nor can i reinstall
[22:28] <blakkheim> neurochrome: he wanted to edit a text file, emacs is a good os but lacks a good text editor :)
[22:28] <neurochrome> cjohnston, when you remove it you need to update the packages - sudo apt-get update
[22:29] <neurochrome> blakkheim, touche ;)
[22:29] <cjohnston> neurochrome: I removed the source and then did the update
[22:29] <neurochrome> cjohnston, weird, what package?
[22:29] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: this is what i get in recovery: missing modules (cat /proc /modules; ls /dev) alert /dev/disk/by-uuid/08c7f565-ca69-4e5e-area-6b1df372d9af does not exist. dropping to a shell
[22:29] <cjohnston> gwibber
[22:29] <Pudgy> Is there a way to display/preview all available X-fonts (to use in urxvt) like xlsfonts?
[22:30] <Frijolie> where do you "drop" files for your iPod Touch (I've got it mounted but can't tell the directory structure)?
[22:30] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, great! We get the error, I i know how to solve it :D
[22:30] <Frijolie> er, where do you put music, video, photos, etc on your iPod Touch if you're accessing it via Nautilus?
[22:30] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: wow how do i get to your level of ubuntu experience
[22:31] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, just use it.
[22:31] <neurochrome> cjohnston, did you remove the third party source and the authentication key?
[22:31] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, ask help here, and see how sonner or later someone has the same issue :D
[22:31] <Frijolie> the only folders I see on the iPod Touch are /DCIM/100APPLE
[22:31] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: okay thanks for the advice
[22:31] <cjohnston> I unchecked the ppa source... and then did the reload.. then update
[22:31] <cjohnston> neurochrome: ^
[22:31] <neurochrome> Frijolie, you need to install the correct ifuse ppa
[22:32] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, do you know in which device is Ubutnu installed (/dev/xxx)
[22:32] <neurochrome> cjohnston, remove the relevant authentication key also
[22:32] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: i can get it for you hold on one sec
[22:32] <Frijolie> neurochrome, is "http://ppa.launchpad.net/jonabeck/ppa/ubuntu" not the right one?
[22:32] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, okay
[22:33] <lachouffe> Hi, does anyone knows a good tutorial explaining how to install dev version of soft that depend libraries newer than one of my distribution ?
[22:33] <cjohnston> neurochrome: how do i find out which one it is and remove it?
[22:33] <neurochrome> cjohnston, then do "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[22:33] <neurochrome> cjohnston, it'll have the same name as the ppa you added
[22:34] <cjohnston> where do I look neurochrome
[22:34] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: i have it as /dev/sda1 for the ext3 filesystem, /dev/sda2 for extended and /dev/sda5 fore linux swap
[22:34] <neurochrome> cjohnston, first try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade just to be sure
[22:34] <neurochrome> Frijolie, http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/03/sync-iphone-and-ipod-touch-in-ubuntu.html
[22:35] <cjohnston> neurochrome: dist-upgrade gave nothing
[22:35] <mw88> Abend
[22:35] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, okay. I have to know your partition's UUID. execute sudo blkid /dev/sda1
[22:35] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: okay
[22:35] <neurochrome> cjohnston, system>admin>software sources then go to authentication tab and see what's there, then report back
[22:35] <mw88> Oh, good evening ^^
[22:35] <Frijolie> neurochrome, I don't have an iPhone...i have an iPod
[22:36] <Frijolie> neurochrome, and it's not "firmware version 3"
[22:36] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: /dev/sda1: UUID="08c7f565-ca69-4e5e-aeaa-6b1df372d9af" TYPE="ext4"
[22:36] <cjohnston> neurochrome: removed key.. update && upgrade still gave nothing
[22:36] <neurochrome> Frijolie, that guide should support <iPod fw v 3
[22:37] <Frijolie> ok, I'll give it a shot
[22:37] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, okay i don't know how to fix this. This is new, you UUID matche but you can moutn it anyway...
[22:37] <blerk> i've just upgraded to the latest 10.04-dev, but i didnt find the new theme/light look in there, the purple background was installed, are the new themes in -dev yet? and if not what is the eta?
[22:37] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, idea! i now know how to fix it.
[22:37] <neurochrome> cjohnston, strange - post the version output of sudo apt-cache show gwibber
[22:37] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, sorry to ask again, do you run karmic?
[22:38] <Mr-Grey> does FreeBSD work decent on ubuntu?
[22:38]  * I^llGetOverIt sweet dreams are made of this
[22:38] <stdisease> blerk, #ubuntu+1
[22:38] <stukz> im having trouble with the built in webcam on my laptop
[22:38] <Mr-Grey> or work at all for that matter
[22:38] <stdisease> Mr-Grey, sure, as a virtual appliance
[22:38] <cjohnston> neurochrome: Version: 2.29.91~bzr630-0ubuntu1~daily1
[22:38] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: yeah i run karmic koala
[22:38] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, mount you ubutnu install and tell me where did you mount it.
[22:38] <neurochrome> cjohnston, what version of ubuntu you on?
[22:39] <cyberbluntz> who knows what about KDE?
[22:39] <Mr-Grey> Excellent thank you stdisease. I'm in hopes it will solve my problem with my webcam. The cam is not really important but it's bugging me to get it to work.
[22:39] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: okay
[22:39] <cjohnston> neurochrome: lucid
[22:40] <Frijolie> neurochrome, http://pastebin.com/kmvswEyV (Unmet dependencies)
[22:40] <Frijolie> neurochrome, "broken packages"
[22:40] <neurochrome> cjohnston, well, I honestly couldn't tell you what _should_ be there then, it is still alpha after all, only another tester could confirm that theirs is different or the same
[22:40] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: i can't mount it b/c it is a ext 4 filesystem and my ubuntu 8.10 running from my external hard drive is telling me it can't mount it
[22:40] <cjohnston> neurochrome: thats the package from the daily.. but it hasnt been working for a few days
[22:40] <apn> cjohnston: check "about" of various applications. People in credits know a little.
[22:40] <stdisease> 8.10 maybe that doesn't have kernel with support for ext4
[22:40] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, ouch!
[22:41] <ghostnik11> stdisease: yeah that is what it is saying
[22:41] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, mm I think you can change it in grub anyway...
[22:41] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: what do i have to change
[22:41] <cjohnston> thanks neurochrome and apn
[22:41] <neurochrome> cjohnston, I'd remove and re-install - sudo apt-get purge gwibber
[22:41] <stdisease> ghostnik11, install a newer kernel on your 8.10, or compile a new on, 2.6.33 is on kernel.org
[22:42] <seanbrystone_> whats the fstab entry to create to make a drive auto mount, and give full read/write permissions to everyone?
[22:42] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, well, try this: in the grub menu (hold shift when loading) press the "e" key. look for UUID=08c7f565-ca69-4e5e-aeaa-6b1df372d9af and change it into /dev/sda1 .
[22:42] <neurochrome> Frijolie, what version of Ubuntu are you using?
[22:42] <erUSUL> seanbrystone_: depends on the filesystem used
[22:42] <seanbrystone_> ext4
[22:42] <Frijolie> neurochrome, 9.10
[22:43] <ghostnik11> stdisease: i have never complied a kernel in my life but i am about to try what nitsuga just said if not then i will have to learn how to compile a kernel for 8.10
[22:43] <fallore> can someone teach me how to find and close processes? like programs that are no longer responding, etc
[22:43] <seanbrystone_> fallore, htop
[22:43] <erUSUL> fallore: pkill nameoftheprocess
[22:44] <neurochrome> Frijolie, well if you have all sources enabled then I couldn't tell you why that fails to work - so long as you added the ppa (sudo add-apt-repository ppa:pmcenery/ppa)
[22:44] <fallore> how do i determine the name of the process, erusul? is there a command to list them or something?
[22:44] <erUSUL> fallore: ps aux for example
[22:44] <neurochrome> fallore, you can just use top instead of htop
[22:44] <erUSUL> fallore: pkill firefox; pkill gedit; etc... usually is the command name
[22:45] <fallore> ok, thanks erusul :)
[22:45] <fallore> and everyone else!
[22:45] <seanbrystone_> neurochrome, you got prob with htop?
[22:45] <neurochrome> seanbrystone, no it just ins't installed by default and top is
[22:45] <Mr-Grey> Fallore: On my ubuntu I have a System Monitor application under the System menu which you can then go to processes and locate it that way if you plan on using the GUI
[22:45] <rawake> i'm trying to run "apt-get install php5-dev" but i get this error, "Err http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hardy-updates/main libssl-dev 0.9.8g-4ubuntu3.3". how do i fix this?
[22:45] <neurochrome> s/ins't/isn't/g
[22:45] <stdisease> ghostnik11, you can also try mounting as ext3 if you're lucky it'll mount if not, just fetch .deb kernels from a newer ubuntu release and sudo dpkg -i <.deb> them
[22:45] <patri> hi, who can help me? i dont know how install amsn in ubuntu, i cannot enter in synaptic. please help me
[22:46] <fallore> thanks Mr-Grey! i wasn't sure what that did, should've checked it out.
[22:46] <seanbrystone_> neurochrome, yeah so? how hard is it to install? lol its not a huge program.
[22:46] <Frijolie> neurochrome, i'm going through it again...we'll see if it's any different. Is it worth an "upgrade-manager -d"?
[22:46] <Mr-Grey> fallore: Anytime
[22:46] <Tatsuya6400> does any1 know if i can close Transmission then run it later without it losing my incomplete downloads?
[22:46] <neurochrome> seanbrystone, wow no need to get beefy ;)
[22:46] <stdisease> rawake, try 'apt-get update' first
[22:47] <stdisease> Tatsuya6400, sure, it'll pick up where it left off
[22:47] <Nitsuga> fallore, if you have a frozen window you cn use xkill to kill it by clicking on it.
[22:47] <fallore> how do i do that, nitsuga?
[22:47] <Tatsuya6400> thx i was wary to try it myself lol
[22:47] <Nitsuga> fallore, press alt-f2 and type xkill
[22:47] <rawake> stdisease: heh thanks
[22:47] <tom_mahoon1> patri: what do you mean you can't enter in synaptic
[22:47] <neurochrome> Frijolie, possibly, if you foolow it to the letter then it should be ok
[22:47] <fallore> oh great :D thanks Nitsuga
[22:47] <erUSUL> Tatsuya6400: sure; bittorrents downloads can be restatrted
[22:47] <Frijolie> neurochrome, same result..all repos are enabled in "Software Sources" and just did a "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade"
[22:48] <Nitsuga> fallore, to cancel press right button
[22:48] <neurochrome> Frijolie,  did you add the relevant ppa
[22:48] <Frijolie> neurochrome, the "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:pmcenery/ppa"? Yes
[22:49] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, this disk check is taking a very long time.
[22:49] <neurochrome> Frijolie, couldn't tell you then sorry
[22:49] <neurochrome> gtg
[22:49] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, humm... i hope you didn't break the filesystem :(
[22:49] <cyberbluntz> you almost dont even need the terminAl
[22:50] <Mr-Grey> Ah, so xkill kills the process you currently have loaded upon the screen correct?
[22:50] <cyberbluntz> thats crazy
[22:50] <Mr-Grey> or the "active window" I could say
[22:50] <cyberbluntz> just give the run as admin option on pop up menu
[22:50] <Nitsuga> Mr-Grey, technically it forcefully closes the window. That will kill most porcesses, but some may choose to continue
[22:51] <cyberbluntz> join #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:51] <Nitsuga> Mr-Grey, it changes the cursor to an X, click o a window, and it's gone!
[22:51] <donvito2> were can i find the /www/ folder on ubuntu
[22:51] <Mr-Grey> Excellent tip to know Nitsuga, thank you kindly :)
[22:51] <stdisease> donvito2, /var/www
[22:52] <abysse> hi
[22:52] <Mr-Grey> I feel like a kid in a candy store learning all of this. I've been wanting to learn linux for years just never had the patience to actually do it but I'm not getting any younger
[22:52] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: nope didn't work at all
[22:52] <seanbrystone_> !yay | Mr-Grey
[22:53] <Mr-Grey> lol me too!
[22:53] <datz> Hi, I was wondering if I don't update for awhile, and their are multiple kernel updates in that time, will I be able to update to the latest one, or will I have to update to each missed one in order?
[22:53] <cyberbluntz> I feel comfortable enough to be classified as a user within the terminal
[22:53] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: it said /dev/sda1 was not there or something like that but when i was looking in the edit file it said root hd 0,1
[22:54] <Elrox> Mr-Grey, i was just like that 5 years ago when i first got here, and kinda still am sometimes
[22:54] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: then when i was booting off my external harddrive it said the same uuid but hd 0,4
[22:54] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, it is ok, now grubs uses 1-based count for partitions.
[22:54] <mizerydearia> I am using gentoo linux and am having an issue with Firefox.  I want to determine if this issue is specific to gentoo linux's portage installations of firefox or if it applies to ALL linux-versions of firefox.  ------>  Using Firefox's integrated print preview I have been unable to remove the header showing the title of the page (on left) and the url (on right).  I was able to remove these headers w
[22:54] <mizerydearia> hen actually printing, but not when print previewing.  Is this issue specific to gentoo or my installation of firefox, or is this an issue with linux-based firefox entirely?
[22:54] <stdisease> mizerydearia, #gentoo
[22:54] <mizerydearia> o_o
[22:54] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, ok, whew finished.
[22:54] <stdisease> mizerydearia, hm nm
[22:54] <mizerydearia> ^_^
[22:55] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, mmm... that's weird.
[22:55] <chili555> datz, skipping is perfectly fine
[22:55] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, check the uoutut of fsck in the details section of the progress window in gparted
[22:55] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: any other ideas that i can try for now b/c i have to go to go check on my bacteria in lab and i wont be back till 9:30 are you going to still be in the chat room
[22:56] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I will pastebin
[22:56] <Mr-Grey> Elrox: When I installed ubunto it found all of my hardware and installed the proper drivers except a webcam I'm not concerned about so I basicly just made a true switch from Windows. With windows 7 etc I don't have 200 bucks to fork over to them and plus I like the comunity of people who do not mind helping out with questions. You can never get that kind of support out of microsoft
[22:56] <cyberbluntz> what are you growin?
[22:57] <cyberbluntz> e-coli? ^^
[22:57] <stdisease> mizerydearia, seems all firefoxen do that
[22:57] <pfred1> is there a channel for ubuntu networking?
[22:57] <ghostnik11> cyberbluntz: well it is not a research lab is, it is just microbiology lab and we grow stuff like E. coli, S. aureus
[22:57] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, pastebin.ca/1823241
[22:57] <mizerydearia> stdisease, Windows version does remove the headers in print preview, so it is not all firefoxen.
[22:57] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, not likely.
[22:57] <sepi> hey developers, which way is the most efficient way to manipulate pixels in gtk+ or gtkmm?
[22:57] <ghostnik11> cyberluntz: today i have to go start my unknown and try to determine what I have
[22:57] <Nitsuga> ghostnik11, also i got out of ideas, sorry. You can try using another kernel.
[22:57] <stdisease> mizerydearia, you said all linux versions :-D
[22:57] <cyberbluntz> thats neat, I dabble a little in mycology :)
[22:58] <donvito2> !forums
[22:58] <datz> Hi, I was wondering if I don't update for awhile, and their are multiple kernel updates in that time, will I be able to update to the latest one, or will I have to update to each missed one in order that it was released?
[22:58] <donvito2> ! smp forum
[22:58] <sepi> i'm wondering what is the real difference among pixmap, pixbuff, rgb, drawable ...
[22:58] <donvito2> !smp forum
[22:58] <donvito2> !phpbb2
[22:58] <cyberbluntz> the creators probably
[22:58] <ghostnik11> nitusga: its okay man, i will figure it out but thanks for the help when i get a chance to i will try to use the first kernell that i had when i first install 9.10
[22:59] <chili555> datz, skipping is generally OK, but there may be some differences in the way config files are handled, they should work pretty well
[22:59] <cyberbluntz> what kinda scope do you get to use?
[22:59] <donvito2> what kind of forums support ubuntu
[22:59] <mizerydearia> stdisease, I did.  You said "All firefoxen"
[22:59] <cyberbluntz> sorry im !ot | cyberbluntz
[22:59] <stdisease> mizerydearia, within the 'all linux versions' scope you gave me to work with
[22:59]  * mizerydearia chuckles
[23:00] <datz> chili555: I am talking about kernel updates. Is that what you were referring to?
[23:00] <chili555> datz, yes, indeed
[23:00] <Four2zero> okay, im running ubuntu 9.10 and am connected to my network wirelessly. I have installed samba and i have created a test folder by following a tutorial. I am able to see: " Places>Network " but in that directory are three folders "mshome; myhome; workgroup" ubuntu will not allow me to open these directory.
[23:00] <ghostnik11> cyberbluntz, we don't get to use anything big its just a lab class for us bio majors but we use electric microscope with the highest power being 100x and we are allowed to use oil immersion
[23:00] <ringo999> so i'm trying to upgrade RubyGems to 1.3.6 with gem update --system, but I get: gem update --system is disabled on Debian? what to do?
[23:01] <ghostnik11> cyberbluntz: hey i got to go but next time we can discuss more stuff on bacteria, later
[23:01] <cyberbluntz> I have never got a peek through an electron yet =-/ but then again, i'm taking networking and security :)
[23:01] <ghostnik11> nitsuga: thanks again for your help, really apreciate it
[23:01] <datz> chili555: great. :) I realized that apt-get upgrade doesn't update the kernel when there are updates released, and I'd rather keep my system up... just was wondering what would happen when kernel updates pile up. ;)
[23:01] <cyberbluntz> bye
[23:02] <cyberbluntz> look me upin ot if you wanna chat
[23:02] <chili555> datz, it doesn't? it has for me
[23:02] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, the results seem ok.
[23:02] <datz> chili555: it didn't last time I checked.
[23:03] <datz> chili555: looking at the update log, almost looks like it does though..
[23:03] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, yes, the look right
[23:03] <chili555> datz, how did you determine it didnt? apt-get didnt and Update Mnger did?
[23:03] <Samuel_> Hey.  Anyone know how to add a cdrom repository in ubuntu-server?
[23:03] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, now try to mount it and see if you have free space (use df -h)
[23:03] <Administrador> Hello some one here know how to unlock a Ipod 3G???
[23:03] <cyberbluntz> howcan I change the command prompt to say something else without renaming my home directory?
[23:04] <erUSUL> Samuel_: apt-cdrom add ?
[23:04] <chili555> datz, did you run apt-get update first and then upgrade?
[23:04] <erUSUL> cyberbluntz: tweak the PS1 env variable
[23:04] <erUSUL> cyberbluntz: man bash
[23:04] <Administrador> Hello some one here know how to unlock a Ipod 3G??
[23:04] <cyberbluntz> that thing is way big dude
[23:04] <cyberbluntz> ivedone it
[23:04] <datz> chili555: well I ran apt-get upgrade once before, and when I got to the GUI, I noticed that there were only kernel updates availiable, so I figured it skipped them. but maybe their were quickly more kernel updates in that time period.
[23:04] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I normall just mount with Nautilus
[23:04] <cyberbluntz> isnt there a way to narrow it down?
[23:04] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, mount it with nautilus
[23:04] <erUSUL> cyberbluntz: you can search, /PS1 hit enter
[23:05] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, but check the space with df -h
[23:05] <datz> chili555: yes, I ran update first
[23:05] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, 0 bytes free
[23:05] <cyberbluntz> ok ty
[23:05] <stdisease> datz, maybe it wants dist-upgrade not just upgrade
[23:05] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, D:
[23:05] <erUSUL> cyberbluntz: but basycally you can do export PS1="mysocoolpromtfromhell--->" and it will work
[23:05] <datz> stdisease: I don't think so,I was using 9.
[23:05] <datz> 9.10
[23:05] <chili555> datz, the apt routine _should_ be identical to Update Mgr, AFAIK
[23:06] <datz> chili555: ok, thanks. I wasn't sure about that
[23:06] <chili555> datz, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[23:06] <datz> well, then I have another question, if I don't restart the system and just to update and upgrade again after there are more kernel updates, will there be a problem?
[23:07] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I assume I'm beat here?
[23:07] <stdisease> datz, unlikely imho
[23:07] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, I can't find anything on google...
[23:07] <datz> stdisease: ok thanks
[23:07] <chili555> datz, not beyond minor config changes, but those are usually quite minor and easy to fix
[23:08] <datz> chili555: ok. I guess it is probably better to restart the system after kernel updates anyway...
[23:08] <datz> and not install them and let them pile up
[23:08] <chili555> datz, i agree
[23:08] <cyberbluntz> and to reset? thx for the time save btw :)
[23:09] <duncanidaho1> Does anyone run both KDE and Gnome switching between the 2 at the login screen?
[23:09] <erUSUL> !who | cyberbluntz
[23:09] <cyberbluntz> I know dos has like %t%d etc
[23:09] <stdisease> duncanidaho1, yes
[23:09] <cyberbluntz> erUSUL, ok
[23:10] <duncanidaho1> @stdisease I'm trying to do that.  I've installed kubuntu-desktop
[23:10] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I'm going to try one more reboot before I scrap it
[23:10] <erUSUL> cyberbluntz: source ~/.bashrc
[23:10] <cyberbluntz> i take it thats a config
[23:10] <stdisease> duncanidaho1, next time at the login screen choose the session type to be kde or gnome or whatever else you have installed
[23:10] <erUSUL> cyberbluntz: yes; there is the default definition of PS1 for ubuntu-debian
[23:11] <Tiders> Is updating Ubuntu with the upgrade program usually safe?
[23:11] <erUSUL> cyberbluntz: this is what it looks like PS1='${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[00m\]:\[\033[01;34m\]\w\[\033[00m\]\$ '
[23:11] <Tiders> From 9.04 to 9.10
[23:11] <cyberbluntz> erUSUL, tyvm!
[23:12] <cyberbluntz> I learn more from these rooms than I do my linux teacher =-/
[23:12] <duncanidaho1> @stdisease when I switch and login, it looks like everything will run fine
[23:12] <Nitsuga> cyberbluntz, you surely do.
[23:12] <OltreIrc`51996> hi
[23:12] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, nope, gone.  I get a generic login screen with an error "Install Problem!  The configuration defaults for gnome power manager have not been installed correctly."
[23:12] <stdisease> cyberbluntz, those \ escapes are supposed to be colors if you have TERM=xterm-color on your terminal app, fyi
[23:12] <OltreIrc`51996> !list
[23:12] <duncanidaho1> @stdisease but I get no menu system, no desktop, I can't right click and get a context menu.  I'm not connected to the internet
[23:13] <Younder> hi all
[23:13] <seanbrystone_> forgot who i talked to bout file spitting, but i found out Nautilus has a GUI for splitting files, Right click file > Compress > (pick a compression like .7z) then you'll see "Split in Volumes of...(X Amount of megs or gigs)  :)
[23:13] <cyberbluntz> :P
[23:14] <neezer> has anyone here gotten an ipod touch working in ubuntu?
[23:14] <duncanidaho1> @stdisease Gnome-Do does comes up though...any ideas?
[23:14] <Younder> neezer, no
[23:14] <Four2zero> okay, im running ubuntu 9.10 and am connected to my network wirelessly. I have installed samba and i have created a test folder by following a tutorial. I am able to see: " Places>Network " but in that directory are three folders "mshome; myhome; workgroup" ubuntu will not allow me to open these directory. how can fix this ?
[23:14] <scootsm> Hi, I'm on version 9.4 and want to upgrade to 9.10.  I'm using andLinux however and I never thought about Kernel modules / etc.  Is there a way I can migrate *most* of my system over to 9.10, or use the 9.10 sources for some packages?
[23:14] <stdisease> duncanidaho1, none, sorry, I have both running fine together
[23:14] <gulo> mizerydearia; if I go into about:config in Firefox and search for header, by blanking out print.print_headerleft and print.print_headerright they remain gone both in Print Preview and when I actually print the document. That might help you.
[23:15] <duncanidaho1> stdisease,  ok thanks
[23:16] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, i found something you can try
[23:17] <Four2zero> why does ubuntu disconnects my wifi ?
[23:17] <Nitsuga> JorgeJorgensson, umount the partition and run tune2fs -r 0 /dev/xxx  , where xxx it your device name
[23:17] <Four2zero> when downloading in progress.
[23:17] <Purpley1> Hey guys, i know my partition is screwed up, but when I go to view something on it like a Aerosmith album I get weird characters like ╬▒ŌīÉ1cŌö┤├Ī╬▒├║.?┬ĀŌöī for one song whats this mean?
[23:17] <erUSUL> !ipod | neezer
[23:18] <Four2zero> on an Acer Aspire One Netbook AO532H.
[23:18] <stdisease> Purpley, try to fix the partition first with fsck or from a live CD, it means the data on your disk may be really corrupted
[23:19] <Purpley> stdisease, Does that mean I probably wont retrieve it?
[23:19] <stdisease> Purpley, hard to say, you could retrieve some or all of it after your attempt to repair
[23:20] <smuggle> Does anyone here knows if WPA2 bug (reconnecting) will be resolved on Ubuntu 10.04???
[23:20] <stdisease> smuggle, #ubuntu+1
[23:20] <Purpley> Im following ubuntu's guide on using ddrescue, Can I just be booted up instead of on a live cd because the partition is seperate from this one and nothing is writing to it because its unmounted?
[23:20] <JorgeJorgensson> Nitsuga, I'm just searching the forums and this "mystery fill" is not uncommon.
[23:21] <smuggle> stdisease: I didn't understand..
[23:21] <stdisease> !lucid | smuggle
[23:21] <erUSUL> Purpley: yes you can do it from the installed ubuntu
[23:21] <derek__> hola,que tal
[23:22] <erUSUL> !es | derek__
[23:22] <smuggle> ok.. thanks
[23:22] <leopard> hello
[23:23] <Purpley> Oh good I hate live cd's :/
[23:23] <leopard> I like live cds
[23:24] <Red_HamsterX> I like them, too.
[23:25] <AndyGraybeal> how do i make it so that my users won't add anything to their desktop?  or change the names of the folders that are already on their desktop?
[23:25] <Elrox> live-CDs can save windows boxes,,, for others of course, but you're still the hero when you recover someone's corrupt windoz box ;-)
[23:25] <storm-zen> I have an external drive that has music on it.  The drive letters keep changing on boot.  How do I stop that behavior?
[23:25] <neezer> I want to kill a process with PID of 2093, but I'm not sure how to. I tried using sudo top, then k to kill it and the PID, but it isn't doing the trick.
[23:26] <Elrox> storm-zen, get their UUIDs and and set them in /etc/fstab
[23:26] <lacysinx> just a quick question  does ubuntu have support for usb speakers  or no ?
[23:26] <storm-zen> Elrox: Ok.  I'll look into that.  Thanks.
[23:27] <MilitantPotato> Is there an applet for wicd ?
[23:27] <stdisease> neezer, kill <pid> , kill -9 <pid> for more stubborn processes
[23:27] <JorgeJorgensson> anyone else know how to get rid of a zero byte free problem on a hard disk?
[23:28] <jzacsh> hello, could someone give me a pointer about virtual hosts? -- I'm trying to use name-based virtual hosting purely for local development on my own laptop. I'm trying to follow this page, and its links: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/vhosts/ -- my bottom line goal is simply to have a separate document roots for separate development projects on my laptop. my httpd.conf right now: http://paste.ubuntu.com/388590/  -- but the second virtual host directive doesn'
[23:28] <neezer> stdisease, is the PID going to be the same one that I see in top?
[23:28] <Red_HamsterX> jzacsh, you almost certainly are not using Apache 1.3.
[23:28] <stdisease> neezer, sure if it's the same app that's been running all along
[23:28] <erUSUL> neezer: kill 2093
[23:28] <lacysinx> can someone help me with a sound problem im useing usb speakers but getting no sound ?
[23:29] <eddy> who works for ubuntu here?
[23:29] <Elrox> storm-zen, here's an example of the command...    sudo vol_id --uuid /dev/sda1
[23:29] <jepster> I've a problem with the cp-command. when I write cp -p folder-a/ folder-b/ so I get only omitting-messages. nothig is copied. how I can change that?
[23:29] <jzacsh> Red_HamsterX: I'm using apahce 2.2.12
[23:29] <MilitantPotato> lacysinx: install padevchooser and open it, it should allow you to select the USB speakers
[23:29] <storm-zen> Elrox: That helps.  Thanks. :)
[23:29] <neezer> needed to do sudo kill -9 2093....thanks for the help guys.
[23:30] <jzacsh> Red_HamsterX: OH! thanks!
[23:30] <MilitantPotato> lacysinx: It's a program called Pulse Audio Device Chooser
[23:30] <jzacsh> Red_HamsterX: Idk how I got to the 1.3 docs! thank you
[23:30] <neezer> it just keeps starting back up...It is folding at home, and it is on my headless server.
[23:30] <neezer> I want to stop it cause it is starting to get warm out here and I don't want the server to overheat.
[23:31] <storm-zen> Elrox: Is there anything that goes from mount-point to UUID?
[23:31] <stukz> how do i run firefox as a root?
[23:31] <stukz> total noobie to ubuntu btw
[23:31] <storm-zen> stukz: That's a bad idea
[23:31] <_ting__> hi
[23:31] <erUSUL> !uuid
[23:31] <storm-zen> stukz: What are you intending to do?
[23:31] <_ting__> could anyone help me?
[23:32] <stukz> im trying to get the webcam to work
[23:32] <_ting__> I am trying to create a new user in with has a "_"
[23:32] <stukz> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1226722&page=2
[23:32] <_ting__> Realtek_guest, but i am not allow to use "_"
[23:32] <stukz> it said that they got it to work after running firefox as a root
[23:32] <storm-zen> erUSUL: That doesn't give me mount point.  It gives me device.
[23:32] <_ting__> is a way to force it?
[23:32] <erUSUL> storm-zen: cat /proc/mounts
[23:33] <erUSUL> _ting__: no
[23:33] <cannottell> hey
[23:33] <Red_HamsterX> jzacsh, if you have any specific questions, you can PM me. Otherwise, it might be a good idea to ask in an Apache/web-development channel. Ubuntu doesn't do anything weird, aside from how it divides sites; that process, and the 'a2ensite' utility, are well-documented on the Internet.
[23:33] <storm-zen> erUSUL: Well, that gets me closer.  I was looking for a one-step solution from mount-point to UUID.  I'll just map it manually.
[23:33] <_ting__> jarr
[23:33] <_ting__> shit
[23:33] <_ting__> thanks anyway
[23:34] <epkugelmass> anyone else unable to access ANY canonical-related website?
[23:34] <lacysinx>  how can i test my sound ?
[23:34] <jpds> epkugelmass: Yes.
[23:34] <epkugelmass> jpds, any news from canonical?
[23:34] <jpds> epkugelmass: As in?
[23:35] <Akkernight> is there a way to make .deb packages?
[23:35] <jpds> Akkernight: Yes.
[23:35] <epkugelmass> jpds, expected downtime? services affected?
[23:35] <jpds> !packaging | Akkernight
[23:35] <jpds> epkugelmass: No.
[23:35] <Akkernight> jpds, and for smaller apps that you don't want others to bother installing, is there a way to make those easily work on other linux distros?
[23:36] <gulo> jepster; You're getting the omitting-message because cp doesn't do directories without being told to .. if you just want the files inside you can try cp -p folder-a/* folder-b/  but if you want the whole folder structure, try cp -r folder-a/ folder-b/
[23:36] <OerHeks> Akkernight, compile the sourcecode
[23:36] <rascal999> anyone here familiar with unionfs?
[23:36] <jepster> gulo: this works, thanks.
[23:37] <Akkernight> OerHeks, as in make others compile it? That's not cool at all :P Anyways, I did try sending another linux guy the executable with the needed files, it didn't work
[23:37] <gulo> jepster, yw :)
[23:37] <mclark1129> Hello, I've reformatted my /boot/ partition using gparted, and now i need to know how I can restore the files it needs using the liveCD
[23:37] <lacysinx>  i installed it and still no sound <MilitantPotato>
[23:39] <w00tz_> I have a process that's been running for days and has generated a huge log file, I want to clean up the log file and have the process continue logging
[23:39] <lacysinx>  nevermind i figured it out thanks MilitantPotato
[23:39] <ezhangin> sup gents
[23:40] <tiemonster> I have a Acer TravelMate 2200 with Windows wireless driver installed via ndiswrapper. I can connect to router if there is no wireless security, but when I put WPA on, I cannot connect.
[23:40] <w00tz_> I puased the process with kill -s STOP pid, cleaned up the log file, and then kill -s CONT pid but it's not logging anymore. For further reference, how would I be able to do this?
[23:40] <ezhangin> real quick question: i've had an ubuntu server install for months and decided to install the ubuntu-desktop package as i wanted to try out XBMC.  What optimizations have been done for the server kernel and will it affect performance with the desktop environment?
[23:41] <ezhangin> i should have said "with respect to the desktop environment"
[23:42] <dho_> w00tz_: that's a strange one... usually in a situation where the file is being used by the OS, i either copy the file, or write a script to clean up STDIN so you can tail -f the log file into the script.
[23:42] <Losha> w00tz_: it may not be possible, depending on how the programmer arranged to create/update the log file. If the programmer was lazy enough, the only way might be to restart the process. Which process btw?
[23:42] <nuaimat> hi all, i want to install ubuntu 64 bit along with currently-installed ubuntu 32 bit and windows xp, i have problems with the partition table, or i dont know what should i do in order to create a new partition for the 64 system. can anyone help me ?
[23:44] <Atrice> Is any one in heree that could offer me some help?
[23:44] <w00tz_> Losha: it was a python script that just did some database stuff on an ubuntu server. Its literally been running for 1 month and hasn't finished, but generated a 250GB log file ;(
[23:47] <marioand23> hola
[23:47] <marioand23> a todos
[23:49] <marioand23> alguen me puede ayudar porfavor
[23:49] <donvito2> how to configure my wlan on ubuntu
[23:50] <Solar_Flare> hi
[23:50] <NewWorld> donvito2:  At the bottom right there should be the network manager applet
[23:50] <NewWorld> Hi Solar_Flare
[23:50] <Solar_Flare> Do you know, why I cant use my wlan0 and eth0 at the same time?
[23:51] <NewWorld> Solar_Flare:  How were you planningn to use both?
[23:51] <zongo_> hey Guys, I need a solution to flash my bios under linux
[23:51] <nuaimat> hi all, i want to install ubuntu 64 bit along with currently-installed ubuntu 32 bit and windows xp, i have problems with the partition table, or i dont know what should i do in order to create a new partition for the 64 system. can anyone help me ?
[23:51] <marioand23> hi good afternoon
[23:52] <zongo_> I have been looking the whole day now but to no avail
[23:52] <NewWorld> nuaimat:  Use the Gparted program.
[23:52] <zongo_> anyone done it under linux ?
[23:52] <Solar_Flare> NewWorld: like ah... one for internet and network, other for cable bound ssh (much faster)
[23:52] <MilitantPotato> nuaimat: gparted works well
[23:52] <MilitantPotato> nuaimat: backup data on any partition you plan on resizing, incase of data loss
[23:52] <rahduke> i just bought a wireless mini keyboard/mouse combo for my HTPC.... It doesn't have Fkeys on it. How can i change the keyboard shortcuts for the Fkey functions (ie ctrl+Alt+F2)
[23:52] <nuaimat> ok i will try gparted
[23:52] <nuaimat> thanks
[23:52] <NewWorld> Solar_Flare:  Hmm I'm not sure :/ could it be done under windows?
[23:53] <marioand23> algen can help me configure the keyboard well
[23:53] <MilitantPotato> rahduke: System>Preferences>Keyboard Shortcuts
[23:53] <NewWorld> rahduke:  gconf-editor
[23:53] <rahduke> MilitantPotato: that doesnt allow me to change f keys
[23:53] <rahduke> NewWorld: where in gconf?
[23:53] <NewWorld> rahduke:  Run it as a program
[23:53] <Losha> w00tz_: nasty. I bet the author didn't expect it to run so long. Are you sure it's even working correctly?
[23:53] <NewWorld> rahduke:  In terminal
[23:54] <Solar_Flare> NewWorld: strangely, it works on another ubuntu system (8.10 Backtrack 4)
[23:54] <dsnyders> HI all!  I'm planning on making a new computer, heavy on virtualization capability.  Any recommendations for a good linux compatible motherboard
[23:54] <lucascarvalho> Hello, I have created a debian package but I've found a strange behavior during dpkg -P. http://pastebin.ca/1823295 I don't understand it tries to remove /opt/ !! does anyone knows how to solve it?
[23:54] <rahduke> NewWorld: i am running it as a program, where can I find the keybindings?
[23:54] <marioand23> algen escribe o habla spanish o espa├▒ol
[23:54] <blakkheim> dsnyders: X58 or P55 chipset
[23:54] <NewWorld> Solar_Flare:  Hmmm I didn't know it was possible haha. I don't think you'll be able to do it with the nm-applet though so I dunno sorry.
[23:54] <donvito2> NewWorld i have ubuntu server
[23:54] <donvito2> so i need commands
[23:54] <dsnyders> blakkheim, Was that a question or a statement?
[23:55] <blakkheim> dsnyders: a recommendation
[23:55] <Solar_Flare> NewWorld: *cry*
[23:55] <Losha> !es | marioand23
[23:55] <NewWorld> rahduke:  Ctrl + F > Tick all boxes > search string: "keybind"
[23:55] <Solar_Flare> well... ill find a way -.-
[23:55] <donvito2> how to configure my wlan on ubuntu server
[23:55] <NewWorld> donvito2:  What encryption will you be using?
[23:55] <donvito2> WPA2
[23:55] <marioand23> gracias ubottu
[23:56] <Losha> dsnyders: look on newegg for something the reviewers say runs well with ubuntu
[23:56] <dsnyders> blakkheim, Okay, I'll keep that in mind.
[23:56] <donvito2> WPA/WPA2
[23:56]  * dsnyders jots down x58 or p55 chipset
[23:57] <blakkheim> dsnyders: what type of cpu will you be using
[23:57] <dsnyders> Losha, they don't have newegg in my corner of the world.
[23:57] <NewWorld> donvito2:  I'm not sure if it's the best way to do it in Ubuntu, but the program 'wpa_supplicant' will work
[23:57] <xxxxxxxxxxxx> hy all
[23:57] <donvito2> NewWorld i just need to configure the ips table
[23:57] <Losha> dsnyders: you can't access www.newegg.com ?
[23:57] <donvito2> nothing much just tell me the command how to do that
[23:57] <dsnyders> blakkheim, I was thinking of maybe a quad core?
[23:57] <cyberbluntz> tek@tek"mysocoolpromptfromhell--->"[:~$
[23:57] <donvito2> for example i just need to do manually dhe ip adress
[23:58] <cyberbluntz> damn cant see colors t.t
[23:58] <donvito2> because my dhcp is disabled
[23:58] <dsnyders> Losha, I can access it, but they don't have a brick and mortar presence nearby.
[23:58] <blakkheim> dsnyders: yes of course but which family of cpus? you'll need socket 1366 for an X58 board or socket 1156 for a P55
[23:58] <Solar_Flare> donvito2: ifconfig?
[23:58] <donvito2> yes
[23:58] <Guest87077> hey im new to this so can anybody  help me with linux and a few tricks that goes with it in order this this os to run faster?
[23:59] <rmrfslash> Can I install Ubuntu w/o an internet connection? The server installer is trying to fetch files via synaptic, can I tell it to not do this?
[23:59] <donvito2> how to edit the ifconfig
[23:59] <NewWorld> donvito2:  The relevant packages I think are ifconfig, iwconfig, wpa_supplicant and dhcpcd
[23:59] <Solar_Flare> Guest87077: first pro tip: get a name we can remember. so if you have another problem we can use the history ^^
[23:59] <Losha> dsnyders: Uh, use it to compile a list of recommendations, and then shop locally....
[23:59] <Solar_Flare> and secondly, be a bit more specific please? what you wanna do faster?
[23:59] <NewWorld> Guest87077:  type '/nick [yournewnick]'