japanfred | bodom, PING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8) 56(84) bytes of data. | 00:00 |
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krazykrivda | not using emerald.. not to my knowledge alien260 .. i'm in gnome.. | 00:00 |
VCoolio | Narya: compiz is the fancy window manager that you get when you set visual effects; devilspie is a small app that you can use to specify what the wm needs to do with a new window | 00:00 |
bodom | japanfred: most probably it's a routing issue then | 00:00 |
Maarten | alien260: The default client seems to have RDPv5 only..... hence the question, which client I should install ;) | 00:00 |
japanfred | however, if i reboot the server, it works! | 00:00 |
krabador | ho can i set default sound card in lucid? | 00:00 |
krabador | nobody? | 00:00 |
Don9307 | DDwi: I just tried gpg: --recd-keys 7AE26941 and was able to import that key to my keyring in under 1 second. | 00:00 |
Stereocaulon | krabador, you have multiple sound cards? | 00:00 |
hmw | krazykrivda: metacity ..replace perhaps? also, try installing fusion-icon | 00:00 |
DDwi | hm | 00:00 |
hmw | krazykrivda: metacity --replace sorry | 00:00 |
* Fandekasp_ has solved his problem ... it was the client ~/.ssh/known_hosts who was fucked, I've cleaned it and now my connexion works | 00:01 | |
krabador | Stereocaulon, yes, lucid have as default the one i can't use | 00:01 |
Narya | Vcoolio: ok so I dont think I have compiz. Ill use the second one :) | 00:01 |
UltraParadigm | Well, I guess I'm just going to stop using wine. Only native programs | 00:01 |
krazykrivda | hmw thank you! that worked.. any idea how/why that would have happened.. all i did was reboot | 00:01 |
Fandekasp_ | oops sorry | 00:01 |
bodom | japanfred: is routing enabled? cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward | 00:01 |
UltraParadigm | Wine keeps not working, and now is broken all together. And I can't fix it like humpty dumpty | 00:01 |
hmw | i have no idea, I just saw "emerald --replace" and knew you have Gnome ;-) | 00:01 |
japanfred | bodom, on the host? | 00:01 |
krabador | Stereocaulon, with the command less /proc/asound/modules | 00:02 |
VCoolio | Narya: install devilspie, then create a ~/.devilspie/anything.ds file in which you specify what to do with the terminal window; google for syntax | 00:02 |
krazykrivda | haha! hmw to the rescue again | 00:02 |
Stereocaulon | krabador, does the other soundcard register when you execute lspci? If you are not sure, please pastebin the output of that command | 00:02 |
krabador | Stereocaulon, i can see the one i want use is the 2 | 00:02 |
Narya | Vcoolio: thank you | 00:02 |
japanfred | bodom, on the host it is, yes | 00:02 |
bcardarella | So I have a binary in a directory that I'm explicitly setting in .bashrc When I echo $PATH I see that directory has the highest priority but when I call the binary Ubuntu tells me that I need to install it with apt-get | 00:02 |
bcardarella | What am I doing wrong? | 00:02 |
bcardarella | (I don't want to install with apt-get) | 00:02 |
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MistaDizz | Where are youuuu | 00:02 |
krabador | Stereocaulon, no problem with lspci, i look it perfectly | 00:03 |
bedwyr | MistaDizz, connection hiccup? | 00:03 |
japanfred | bodom, i've just set 3 rules, and default to drop, now rebooting the server | 00:03 |
krazykrivda | Pidgin, Miranda, other.. What is recommended by useres in here? | 00:03 |
japanfred | bodom, when saving, does it do a /etc/init.d/networking restart? | 00:03 |
CaptainTrek | krazykrivda, for what? | 00:03 |
bodom | japanfred: mhh... it makes no sense: they're no DROP rules on firewall | 00:03 |
krabador | Stereocaulon, is that : Ensoniq ES1371 [AudioPCI-97] (rev 06) | 00:03 |
gbear14275 | I can't play these videos with sound and I don't know why. I have tried a couple things to get the sound working but no luck... Could someone please help me troubleshoot. http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/ | 00:03 |
krazykrivda | CaptainTrek: genereal messneger | 00:03 |
Stereocaulon | krabador, you can set the default card per sound server. Alsa would be a good place to start there. | 00:03 |
krabador | Stereocaulon, but isn't the default | 00:04 |
CaptainTrek | krazykrivda, i use pidgin, but read this: | 00:04 |
gbear14275 | on lucid, have medibuntu repos installed and the ffmpeg pacakges installed (I think) | 00:04 |
CaptainTrek | !best > krazykrivda | 00:04 |
ubottu | krazykrivda, please see my private message | 00:04 |
japanfred | bodom, wait for the physical box to come back, and i'll pastebin the iptables output now, with default action of drop on incoming | 00:04 |
krazykrivda | ha CaptainTrek i didn't ask for best.. i asked for what users in here recommend | 00:04 |
Don9307 | #quit | 00:04 |
BluesKaj | krabador, if you have 2 soundcards , you need to set it the bios peripherals by disabling the card you don't want to use | 00:04 |
CaptainTrek | just thought i'd mention it, krazykrivda :) | 00:05 |
VCoolio | Narya: here you have an example to place firefox on workspace 2, you can edit that http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/07/25/how-to-set-default-workspace-size-and-window-effects-in-gnome/ | 00:05 |
krazykrivda | well thank you :-).. | 00:05 |
gbear14275 | anyone able to test that site at least to see if their audio works? http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/ | 00:05 |
CaptainTrek | krazykrivda: read the next PM | 00:05 |
krabador | BluesKaj, yes, when i modified alsa.conf in karmic, i can use the one i want | 00:05 |
Stereocaulon | krabador, Hey, used to have an Ensoniq myself...about a year ago I fiddled with my SBLive! and the onboard ensoniq chip..Now how did I do that again? Let me think a bit... | 00:06 |
krazykrivda | For those using skyp.. how do I prevent getting gray text on gray background for the popup menus | 00:06 |
gbear14275 | anyone able to test this site for me please? http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/ | 00:06 |
krabador | BluesKaj, i don't want think that i cant set a thing like that with lucid | 00:06 |
gbear14275 | trying to figure out if its just me or what... | 00:07 |
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bedwyr | gbear14275, i have sound here | 00:07 |
MistaDizz | bedwyr: it didnt work | 00:07 |
japanfred | bodom, now i can ping 8.8.8.8 after a main server reboot, http://pastebin.com/PQ0LUduH | 00:07 |
gbear14275 | thanks bedwyr you on lucid? | 00:07 |
bedwyr | MistaDizz, still not shortcuts in the games menu? | 00:07 |
Stevinko | anyone running an laptop with ATI gpu inside? :( | 00:07 |
MistaDizz | bedwyr: nope =/ | 00:07 |
hmw | krazykrivda: try System / Preferences / Appearance / Theme / ClearLooks | 00:07 |
bedwyr | gbear14275, ah no... not yet, going there in about an hour. didn't read about that >.< | 00:07 |
BluesKaj | krabador, well dunno for sure , but it used to work | 00:08 |
bedwyr | gbear14275, my bad, sorry! | 00:08 |
gbear14275 | no problem... helps narrow the problem still. Thanks bedwyr | 00:08 |
Narya | VCoolio: what is the application name of a terminal that is launched by my launcher? | 00:08 |
TnEt | Hi all.... | 00:08 |
Narya | VCoolio, Is it whatever I called the launcher? | 00:08 |
TnEt | anyone having issues with 10.04 freezing? | 00:08 |
bedwyr | gbear14275, welcome. i'll give it a whirl once i've upgraded | 00:08 |
gbear14275 | anyone on lucid able to help me? just go to this site tell me if the sound plays on the videos: http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/ | 00:08 |
bodom | japanfred: mhhh... consider adding iptables -I INPUT 1 -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT | 00:08 |
bedwyr | MistaDizz, hm... open up a terminal window | 00:09 |
japanfred | bodom, what would that do? | 00:09 |
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VCoolio | Narya: no, and you can use other stuff than the name too; but to xprop, click the terminal window and find out | 00:09 |
Stereocaulon | krabador, if you open alsamixer -c1 does that give you the channels you would expect to see for your ensoniq? | 00:09 |
UltraParadigm | anyone what what it means when wine says: "Bad EXE format for C:\Program Files\Steam\steam.exe" | 00:09 |
hmw | TnEt: can you login from another pc via ssh? then check, if only your GPU is locked up (quite likely) | 00:09 |
bodom | japanfred: in a nuthshell, it will accept all replyes to packet sent from your hosts and related traffic (i.e. icmp port unreachable) | 00:09 |
krabador | Stereocaulon, yes | 00:10 |
TnEt | I probably could....this started happening when I installed updates....looks like there was a kernel update... | 00:10 |
IdleOne | UltraParadigm: unless I am mistaken I believe you need to make the .exe executable | 00:10 |
TnEt | was wondering if anyone else was having the same problem | 00:10 |
VCoolio | Narya: xprop | grep "WM_WINDOW_ROLE\|WM_CLASS" && echo "WM_CLASS(STRING) = \"NAME\", \"CLASS\"" | 00:10 |
bodom | japanfred: also, you can add a LOG rule at the end of INPUT chain to log packets that are being dropped | 00:11 |
UltraParadigm | IdleOne: oh, how wierd. I was executable b4 that computer crashed that caused this. I'll check | 00:11 |
Stereocaulon | krabador, OK, so everything is configured correctly *except* which card to pick as default...Well, it is a good starting point. | 00:11 |
bodom | japanfred: iptables -A INPUT -j LOG | 00:11 |
japanfred | bodom, let me just add those two, thanks | 00:11 |
IdleOne | UltraParadigm: I noticed in Lucid (don't remeber if karmic did it also) but yeah exe is not +x by default anymore | 00:11 |
Loshki | TnEt: what about booting the previous kernel to verify the problem is due to a kernel update? That would also be your workaround... | 00:12 |
bodom | japanfred: it's a bit long, but it's worth reading if you are setting up a firewall: http://netfilter.org/documentation/HOWTO/packet-filtering-HOWTO.html | 00:12 |
TnEt | Loshki: Good idea... | 00:12 |
Narya | Vcoolio: spits out WM_CLASS(STRING) = "gnome-panel", "Gnome-panel" | 00:12 |
Narya | WM_CLASS(STRING) = "NAME", "CLASS" | 00:12 |
japanfred | bodom, definately give that a read! noticed the VirtualBox docs were really good yesterday! | 00:12 |
Stereocaulon | krabador, this might work, at least for ALSA, but the instructions are pretty old: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/default-sound-card-in-ubuntu-564006/ | 00:12 |
UltraParadigm | IdleOne: steam.exe is still +x | 00:12 |
IdleOne | UltraParadigm: #winehq will be more helpful. | 00:13 |
VCoolio | Narya: ?? you clicked the panel? | 00:13 |
30BAAL4YT | can someone help me with my sound, I seem to have lost sound | 00:13 |
TnEt | what is the keyboard command to boot to a menu to choose the other kernel? | 00:13 |
omar | i need a program to batch download album cover art for my mp3s, any suggestions? :) | 00:13 |
Narya | Vcoolio: yep, the terminal window where my abcde is running | 00:13 |
UltraParadigm | IdleOne: One would think. lol | 00:13 |
VCoolio | Narya: no, click inside the window | 00:13 |
edbian | TnEt, Press escape at the right time to get a grub menu | 00:14 |
Stereocaulon | krabador, use this link instead: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting#Configuring%20default%20soundcards%20/%20stopping%20soundcards%20from%20switching | 00:14 |
TnEt | ty | 00:14 |
Maarten | Has anyone seen this behaviour? Monitor 1 is a 1440x900 laptop screen on a docking station, Monitor 2 is a 1980x1200 screen right next to it. With multi monitor configured, when I push the mouse cursor to the top of the screen of monitor 1, it "dissappears", as if it has an invisible area to make up between the 1440 and the 1980, as if it expects both monitors to be equal..... is that fixable? | 00:14 |
UltraParadigm | I am asking there too, but you guys are way smarter. or atleast awake. lol | 00:14 |
jordan_ | Does anyone here know if you are able to play .JAD games on Ubuntu? If so what program would I need? | 00:14 |
japanfred | bodom, how can i make those rules stick? after i added those, i added a rule in webmin, and it wiped them out | 00:14 |
Loshki | TnEt: in later versions, it's the SHIFT key, not ESC... | 00:15 |
krabador | Stereocaulon, i'm here | 00:15 |
Narya | Vcoolio: WM_CLASS(STRING) = "gnome-panel", "Gnome-panel" | 00:15 |
Narya | WM_CLASS(STRING) = "NAME", "CLASS" | 00:15 |
Blaze__ | is there a way to change the speed of compiz animations?? | 00:15 |
Narya | Vcoolio: wait | 00:15 |
edbian | Blaze__, yes, get ccsm | 00:15 |
Narya | Vcoolio: WM_WINDOW_ROLE(STRING) = "gnome-terminal-window-29786--942855013-1273532864" | 00:15 |
Narya | WM_CLASS(STRING) = "gnome-terminal", "Gnome-terminal" | 00:15 |
Narya | WM_CLASS(STRING) = "NAME", "CLASS" | 00:15 |
FloodBot3 | Narya: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 00:15 |
bodom | japanfred: they are two ways: a) use iptables-save and iptables-restore (man iptables-save), b) put them in a bash script and run it in rc.local | 00:15 |
Blaze__ | edbian: yes i have that | 00:15 |
billybig1igger | hey all | 00:16 |
bedwyr | Second time I try burning 10.4 and Brasero chokes at 94%... | 00:16 |
Stereocaulon | krabador, ok, did you check out my last link? | 00:16 |
Captindave | hi billy. | 00:16 |
Blaze__ | edbian could you teach me where to change the speed | 00:16 |
bedwyr | anyone has a clue? (and sorry for not putting that one the same line >.<) | 00:16 |
edbian | Blaze__, Most of the plugins have a speed slider usually called time-step or something similar | 00:16 |
VCoolio | Narya: that's it, use 'gnome-terminal' as name, or Gnome-terminal as class definition | 00:16 |
josef_ | How strange! apt-get install python say python 2.5 is the newest version ... :-( | 00:16 |
krabador | not, excuse me i restart for try a change | 00:16 |
Loshki | bedwyr: I avoid brasero, as I find it buggy. Consider k3b instead, or use the command line to burn.... | 00:16 |
Narya | Vcoolio: but wont it do it then when I open ANY terminal? | 00:17 |
edbian | Blaze__, Animations -> Effects Settings -> Animation Time Step Do you see that? | 00:17 |
bedwyr | Loshki, b-but! it's the first time it gives me trouble :'( it normally burn fine.... ad darnit. linky linky to cli burning, please? | 00:17 |
Stereocaulon | Loshki, bedwyr : I second that, k3b looks much more mature. | 00:17 |
VCoolio | Narya: you can open gnome-terminal maybe using a specific name, then use that name, read 'man gnome-terminal' at least there are terminals that can do that | 00:18 |
josef_ | 2 | 00:18 |
Blaze__ | edbian, yes i see that let me try it | 00:18 |
edbian | Blaze__, Do you understand what it's changing? | 00:18 |
Narya | VCoolio | 00:18 |
bedwyr | Stereocaulon, I have actually had problems in the past with K3b... | 00:18 |
Narya | VCoolio: Thanks | 00:18 |
japanfred | bodom, ok cool, i piped it out to the file, so i now see all the rules in webmin, thanks | 00:18 |
bodom | japanfred: yeo're welcome :=) | 00:19 |
bedwyr | Stereocaulon, had to run it as root for it to burn properly... but then again that was with... 6.x or 7.x... | 00:19 |
Stereocaulon | bedwyr, me too, but that was years ago. Specifically, it hung on the verification after burning | 00:19 |
Blaze__ | edbian, its changing the speed right? | 00:19 |
japanfred | bodom, still busted though! as soon as i clicked apply, i couldn't ping external | 00:19 |
japanfred | bodom, then i do an /etc/init.d/networking restart on the guest, and i can't ping locally either | 00:20 |
japanfred | bodom, i'm thinking, maybe the 'Apply' is killing the vnet0 adapter | 00:20 |
30BAAL4YT | can someone help me with my sound, it is no longer working | 00:20 |
edbian | Blaze__, Yes but only of some of the effects. Specifically the animations of windows closing and opening and such | 00:20 |
bedwyr | Stereocaulon, I can'T remember... and off i google for cli burning | 00:20 |
bodom | japanfred: check iptables -L -v -n to see what "apply" changes | 00:20 |
Stereocaulon | bedwyr, this article might you some unbiased advice on ISO burning: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto | 00:21 |
Blaze__ | edbian, yes thank you that is what i was looking for | 00:21 |
Loshki | bedwyr: I don't have a link, but I use: cdrecord -v -tao speed=40 dev=/dev/cdrom driveropts=burnfree -eject -data file.iso. Also, run an md5sum check on the iso before you burn.... | 00:21 |
japanfred | that's the thing, the file is identical | 00:21 |
edbian | Blaze__, No problem :) | 00:21 |
japanfred | bodom, that's the thing, the file is identical | 00:21 |
IdleOne | !sound | 30BAAL4YT | 00:21 |
ubottu | 30BAAL4YT: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 00:21 |
japanfred | bodom, how would one apply the rules, from the command line? | 00:21 |
Stereocaulon | bedwyr, sorry, this the link I was looking for: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CdDvd/Burning | 00:21 |
voland | http://www.devbase.at/voip/yeaphone-comments.php#c2_121 here is patch - how can I apply it? | 00:22 |
passingby | Is there any ubuntu related jobs in the market? Something at the entry level? | 00:22 |
Stereocaulon | bedwyr, if I recall correctly, k3b uses wodim on the background | 00:22 |
IdleOne | passingby: canonical.com | 00:22 |
bedwyr | Loshki, Stereocaulon thanks and Loshki I MD5 the iso twice and it matches the one MD5SUMS :D | 00:22 |
BluesKaj | passingby, try dell or hp | 00:23 |
bodom | japanfred: mhhh ifconfig output changes? to insert rules from command lines you have to use iptables like I show you before | 00:23 |
Stereocaulon | bedwyr, Yes <3 MD5 sums :-) | 00:23 |
Rasputins_Cake | OK I acctidentally removed the volume control thing | 00:23 |
Rasputins_Cake | How do I get it back? | 00:23 |
japanfred | ok, but they take effect instantly? | 00:23 |
passingby | IdleOne: the impression i gathered from the careers link was that only high level guys were needed. is there a hope for a newbie/fresher? | 00:23 |
edbian | Rasputins_Cake, Right click the panel -> add to panel -> volume applet | 00:23 |
japanfred | bodom, ok, but they take effect instantly? | 00:23 |
Stereocaulon | Rasputins_Cake, just rightclick on the pannel and the applet again... | 00:24 |
Loshki | bedwyr: ok, and make sure your cds are big enough to hold the iso (old blanks were only 650MB), or use a dvd for the burn instead... | 00:24 |
Rasputins_Cake | K | 00:24 |
vikasap | Hello all , I have a program which is bascially uses some simulation library. I cant use pthreads or some other thread library to speedup my code. Is there any way that the OS does this for me and runs the simulation program on multiple cores ? | 00:24 |
Stereocaulon | Rasputins_Cake, pannel => panel | 00:24 |
bedwyr | Stereocaulon, I know it's bad, but I never bother to MD5 anything... as I never had any download probs before | 00:24 |
Snowe | hi, quick question, is it possible to change my username? or at least make the panel and everything show the personal name instead? :/ | 00:24 |
b12core | Hi, how would I assign a keybinding_command a command involving 'make', where the makefile is the direction '~/_CORE/Melancholika'? | 00:24 |
VCoolio | Narya: "gnome-terminal --class=Devilterm" then use Devilterm as class for devilspie; remember to run devilspie, add it to startup apps too | 00:24 |
b12core | directory* | 00:24 |
bedwyr | Loshki, well, I use Verbatim CD-RW DataLifePlus 700MB | 00:24 |
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edbian | Snowe, It is possible. Look at system -> admin -> users and groups | 00:25 |
Stereocaulon | bedwyr, from an ubuntu install, you can always check the media from the menu, but that takes a lot of time, so I'd rather do it from a desktop environment instead | 00:25 |
Rasputins_Cake | Can't see volume as an option | 00:25 |
Loshki | bedwyr: Verbatim makes good media. Let us know how your cd burn goes... | 00:25 |
Narya | Vcoolio: Im running abcde, so ill have to edit the conf file for that, but thank you! | 00:25 |
Rasputins_Cake | In the add to panel thing | 00:25 |
Snowe | edbian i tried that... i can change the personal name, but not the system username (aka the login name) | 00:26 |
bedwyr | Loshki, will do, from the cli, 'cause Brasero realy is choking this time around :( | 00:26 |
edbian | Snowe, Try editing /etc/passwd and changing it there. Then restart | 00:26 |
Stereocaulon | Loshki, bedwyr , yes Verbatim is the only brand for DL DVD, but for singlelayer, Platinum gives good results and is quite cheap. | 00:26 |
edbian | Snowe, Does that make sense? | 00:26 |
Loshki | bedwyr: also, consider checking the md5sum on the actual *media* after you burn it: md5sum - < /dev/cdrom | 00:26 |
Snowe | edbian sorry i didnt notice lucid swapped the name things around, umm.. my username is what i want as my login name, and what i want to show on my panel, but it uses the name created with the account instead.. (i upgraded from jaunty, if that helps) | 00:27 |
japanfred | bodom, well well well | 00:28 |
nvme | why is my kern.log and syslog file (/var/log) over 2gb ????? | 00:28 |
bedwyr | Loshki, 10-4, Roger, Ack, etc... | 00:28 |
edbian | Snowe, Do you know what /etc/passwd is? | 00:28 |
Stereocaulon | nvme, try log rotation >:-) | 00:28 |
japanfred | bodom, i just had a look in webmin, and told the module to just edit the file directly, asif it was doing a iptables command, thus never 'saving' the file | 00:28 |
bodom | japanfred: yep, they are instant | 00:28 |
nvme | Stereocaulon, whats that ? | 00:28 |
Stereocaulon | !logrotation | 00:28 |
bedwyr | Stereocaulon, I use CD-RW, I don't have DVD burning capability XD | 00:28 |
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bodom | japanfred: sry, I'm not expert about webmin | 00:29 |
japanfred | bodom, indeed, before, i had to click 'apply' which was clearly doing something else | 00:29 |
sorenano | hi | 00:29 |
Lachesis | Is there a way to change the username reported to an LPR printer in 10.04 LTS? My university controls queuing and quotas through the reported username. | 00:29 |
japanfred | bodom, now i've told it to take instant effect, it's working a treat! | 00:29 |
Stereocaulon | nvme, Log rotation allows you to specify how big or old logs get before they are recycled. | 00:29 |
japanfred | bodom, so sorry to have wasted your time! | 00:29 |
Blaze__ | edbian, could you help me enable the airplane animation, i cant find it under animations in ccsm | 00:29 |
nvme | Stereocaulon, yeah i found the info, i like how the "janitor" thing didnt pick up on that | 00:30 |
Semitones | help! I don't have a volume controller on my panel! | 00:30 |
phillipsjk | nvme: logrotation is where you compress old logs and possible delete very old logs. Choosing extra debuging/verbsoity options can also increase logfile size. | 00:30 |
edbian | Blaze__, "sudo apt-get install compiz-fusion-plugins-extra" | 00:30 |
bodom | japanfred: I'm here to help, don't be sorry. :) | 00:30 |
Snowe | bleh im just gonna fall back on my backup plan :/ new account + reroute home folder+permissions etc.. thanks anyways, byebyes~ | 00:30 |
japanfred | bodom, well you have been a great help, think i'll file a bug with Webmin! | 00:31 |
genii | Hm | 00:31 |
genii | !webmin | 00:31 |
ubottu | webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. | 00:31 |
sc30317 | Does anyone know of a good FPS that supports LAN play for Ubuntu? A couple of friends and I would like to play together | 00:31 |
Blaze__ | edbian, thanks | 00:31 |
Narya | Is anyone here experienced with abcde? | 00:31 |
bedwyr | Loshki, speed=40 is that 4x or 40x? | 00:31 |
Lachesis | !lpd | 00:31 |
bodom | japanfred: yep, if you are almost sure it's a bug, file it :) | 00:32 |
edbian | Blaze__, No problem | 00:32 |
daftykins | hmm, a friends getting this on boot with Lucid, from an alternate CD install 'BUG: soft lockup - CPU#0 stuck for 61s' | 00:32 |
daftykins | any ideas? | 00:32 |
phillipsjk | sc30317: the original quake is a classic :) | 00:32 |
sc30317 | phillipsjk: I forgot to mention- it has to be in the repos | 00:32 |
Loshki | bedwyr: that's 40x. I would expect cd-rw to run more slowly. speed=4 will give you 4x. Burning at half of whatever the rated speed for the disks is a reasonable compromise... | 00:33 |
Stereocaulon | nvme, If you are sure that you did not have unwanted visitors, or if there is anything else worth preserving in the log, you can reset it to 0 bytes again. But you should do that ideally from a LiveCD session with sudo. | 00:33 |
Narya | Vcoolio, I can't find a configuration in abcde that changes how it runs the terminal | 00:33 |
sc30317 | quake would be a good choice, but it won't work | 00:33 |
miked595 | anyone know what I can use to rotate iPhone video? I have read that avidemux and mencoder have stutter and audio sync issues | 00:33 |
nvme | Stereocaulon, yeah i already reset them, this is a fresh VM install so nothing to note | 00:33 |
bedwyr | Loshki, so even if disc says 4x only, 2x should work? | 00:33 |
nvme | but how do i set a limit on them | 00:33 |
nvme | is there a guide ? | 00:33 |
edbian | sc30317, tremulous | 00:34 |
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Stereocaulon | nvme, just use your favorite search engine when searching for "ubuntu log rotation" | 00:34 |
nvme | :P | 00:34 |
japanfred | bodom, pretty sure :) thanks again mate, really appreciate the help! | 00:35 |
Loshki | bedwyr: Frankly, I'm less experienced with cds, especially cd-rw's, as blank dvds are now so cheap I don't buy anything else. If it says 4x only, I would try 4x first. If you get errors, then you can try again at a slower speed.... | 00:35 |
Stereocaulon | nvme, you can probably find options for it in /etc/syslog.conf | 00:35 |
sc30317 | edbian: i've heard good things, ill give it a shot | 00:36 |
Narya | Vcoolio, you still here? | 00:36 |
bodom | japanfred: you'r welcome | 00:36 |
EntityReborn | Hey, with the live CD, where are the scripts kept? (ie my install has references to archive.canonical.com, where the liveCD doesn't, so something must modify this fter the default file is moved over... | 00:36 |
stygian | anybody know how to get ipod nano 5g working in 10.04? ive heard it works but im not having any luck | 00:36 |
edbian | sc30317, It's fun | 00:36 |
japanfred | bodom, okay, i'm really sorry, one last really weird issue | 00:36 |
Narya | Does anyone here use devilspie? | 00:37 |
japanfred | bodom, i add a new rule, i can ping 8.8.8.8 | 00:37 |
japanfred | bodom, however, i can't ping google.co.uk | 00:37 |
japanfred | bodom, maybe a DNS issue? | 00:37 |
bodom | japanfred: dns? | 00:37 |
daiatlus79 | hey anyone know how to get libgpod 0.6.0 to work with amarok? | 00:37 |
goruka | hi guys quesiton, just upgraded to 10.04 and now can't enable nvidia drivers anymore, jocket-gtk still only list version 173 of the drivers as available and will fail installing anything | 00:37 |
japanfred | bodom, i'm not blocking anything outbound though | 00:37 |
Stereocaulon | Narya, tried to use it, but since my DISPLAY spans two physical screens, i couldn't use it. | 00:37 |
bedwyr | Loshki, Ack. Will try. Thanks | 00:38 |
bodom | japanfred: yep, but are you allowing dns replies inound? | 00:38 |
bedwyr | !pastebin | 00:38 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 00:38 |
bedwyr | !pastebin > MistaDizz | 00:38 |
ubottu | MistaDizz, please see my private message | 00:38 |
japanfred | bodom, glad you're here., | 00:38 |
Narya | Stereocaulon, Im just wondering if it allows wildcards in it...oh wait, I got it :D | 00:38 |
miked595 | japanfred: nslookup google.co.uk | 00:38 |
olvap | i installed ubuntu 10.4, and i have wifi drivers for windows. any one could tell me how to install de wifi? | 00:38 |
Semitones | how can I get my volume slider back on the panel? | 00:38 |
Stereocaulon | !manual > olvap | 00:38 |
ubottu | olvap, please see my private message | 00:38 |
edbian | olvap, Well youre windows drivers arent' going to help you | 00:38 |
bodom | japanfred: that's why I told you to allow state ESTABLISHED & RELATED :) | 00:38 |
edbian | pm me :) | 00:39 |
andrei | ) | 00:39 |
japanfred | bodom, guess it was stupid to remove those, ha | 00:39 |
* Narya waits impatiently | 00:39 | |
japanfred | bodom, also, where does 'LOG' packet actually log it to? | 00:39 |
miked595 | anyone know what I can use to rotate iPhone video? I have read that avidemux and mencoder have stutter and audio sync issues | 00:39 |
Semitones | YES I FOUND OUT | 00:40 |
bodom | japanfred: not stupid, but surely aggressive. It depends on wich grade of security/comfort you want to achieve with your firewall. More security=less comfort and vice-versa | 00:40 |
Semitones | you have to add "indicator applet" | 00:40 |
Stereocaulon | Semitones, good for you :-) | 00:40 |
Semitones | now why would they call the volume slider "indicator applet?" that's friggin crazy! | 00:40 |
edbian | Semitones, It's inside the indicator applet | 00:40 |
Loshki | miked595: it may work for you, why not try avidemux on a small video? | 00:40 |
edbian | Semitones, It's confusing for the network as well | 00:40 |
Stereocaulon | Semitones, that's because the applet shows more than only the volume slider | 00:41 |
b12core | Hello, what is the parameter for gnome-terminal for auto-executing commands: i.e. gnome-terminal -X "cd foo/bar; make", thanks in advance | 00:41 |
Stereocaulon | b12core, try looking up .bashrc | 00:41 |
Semitones | edbian, looks like they have some work to do on the UI -- maybe call it "Indicator Applet (Volume, Network, whatever)" | 00:41 |
edbian | Semitones, Eh, it's just getting to know your way around I think | 00:42 |
b12core | Stereocaulon: it's for a keybinding_command shortcut, I want to connect <Control>F9 with a make command | 00:42 |
Semitones | edbian, that's all well and good for someone who already uses Ubuntu for a while, but it's discouraging for new users I think | 00:42 |
Zorix | hi... i have the network ups tools (nut) installed and working but it keeps flooding my dmesg/messages/syslog with this message every 3-5 seconds, any way to fix it? usb 4-2: usbfs: process 15081 (usbhid-ups) did not claim interface 0 before use | 00:42 |
edbian | Semitones, Yeah | 00:43 |
EntityReborn | Where are installation scripts stored on live cds? | 00:43 |
Stereocaulon | b12core, Oh that? You can set that up in your System => Preferences => Keyboard Shortcuts | 00:43 |
b12core | make -I directory doesn't seem to work as a keybinding_command, I think perhaps linking a terminal to the make's usage may help work | 00:43 |
Sherlock | ...still is still purple | 00:43 |
Sherlock | I dont want purple | 00:43 |
Sherlock | but the "show desktop" is purple still..and sa | 00:44 |
b12core | Stereocaulon: thanks, I know how to set one up. The issue is that make -I ~/directory doesn't seem to want to work. | 00:44 |
BalSak | hi guys | 00:44 |
miked595 | Loshki: i am trying.. even during the import it give a warning hehe | 00:44 |
BalSak | can anyone please confirm bug in lucid for me | 00:44 |
Sherlock | how do I make the icons not purple in 10.04? | 00:44 |
bedwyr | Sherlock, change iconset | 00:44 |
EntityReborn | Sherlock, use a different icon set | 00:44 |
Stereocaulon | b12core, why don't you write a little bash script for that? You could call it as an alias from bash. | 00:44 |
b12core | Sherlock: go to System -> Preferences -> Appearance | 00:44 |
bodom | japanfred: by default, /var/log/syslog or /var/log/messages, I can't clearly remember | 00:44 |
Sherlock | ok.. | 00:44 |
BalSak | when mounting points listed in fstab, the mount will only accept absolute paths, not relative | 00:44 |
b12core | Stereocaulon: make's being an asshole in bash scripts. I can, however, get it working in terminals. | 00:45 |
Sherlock | b12core: that does not change some icons | 00:45 |
stygian_ | jeeez | 00:45 |
Sherlock | show desktop, etc | 00:45 |
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stygian_ | /exit/exit | 00:45 |
bodom | japanfred: you can also specify a different log or use ULOG to logto a dbms like mysql, but for that, you have to read the documentation | 00:45 |
Sherlock | Places->Computer | 00:45 |
Sherlock | all those | 00:45 |
Zorix | hi... i have the network ups tools (nut) installed and working but it keeps flooding my dmesg/messages/syslog with this message every 3-5 seconds, any way to fix it? usb 4-2: usbfs: process 15081 (usbhid-ups) did not claim interface 0 before use | 00:46 |
acerimmer | Sherlock: customize a desktop theme includes icon choiices | 00:46 |
Stereocaulon | b12core, sometimes the ~ does not work, wher $HOME does | 00:46 |
Sherlock | acerimmer: what the heck are you doing in here? | 00:46 |
acerimmer | Sherlock: i got no life so i live on IRC, lol. | 00:46 |
Sherlock | I have like 35 irc windows | 00:46 |
Stereocaulon | Sherlock, whoa man, get a life ;-) | 00:47 |
acerimmer | Sherlock: wth? and you can actuallly make sense in all? | 00:47 |
bodom | japanfred: gtg now, have fun with iptables :) | 00:47 |
acerimmer | Sherlock: so is your system runnig right? | 00:47 |
japanfred | bodom, thanks! | 00:47 |
macman_ | whats everyone think of 10.0.4 ? | 00:47 |
Sherlock | acerimmer: no | 00:47 |
Sherlock | I am not active in em all | 00:48 |
acerimmer | :( | 00:48 |
Sherlock | they run in a shell session and I keep em open when I join | 00:48 |
b12core | Stereocaulon: Just to confirm, I place the bash script in the same directory as my Makefile, with 'make' inside of it. Then I execute it? | 00:48 |
Stereocaulon | macman_, that's offtopic and a Lion's den to ask here. | 00:48 |
Sherlock | rather then clsoing em | 00:48 |
TheNerdAL | macman_: It's great, but still has bugs. | 00:48 |
TheNerdAL | Especially Plymouth. | 00:48 |
BalSak | macman_: is good, but needs work | 00:48 |
acerimmer | Sherlock: seems like very rarely does anyone actually go to any of the other *buntu channels. | 00:48 |
Sherlock | there are others? | 00:48 |
Sherlock | ah, kububntu/etc? | 00:49 |
macman_ | BalSak: like what ? | 00:49 |
Stereocaulon | b12core, No, that's not what I meant, you can use .bashrc to include this script in your path so you can call it from any directory. | 00:49 |
PratterFak | i like 10.04, but hasn't anyone made an easy way to assigning functions to multi-button mice in linux? wth :S and I cant get my 360 to be able to access files on my 10.04 using uShare as i did on 9.10 | 00:49 |
japanfred | WHEY! I figured out my bloody problem! | 00:49 |
acerimmer | Sherlock: i checked the ubuntu IRC channel list and saw about 100 channels but we all seem to wind up here. | 00:49 |
bedwyr | Loshki, last question, until i actually burn anything: wodim --devices lists my drives as scd0 and 1... shoud i use that or cdrom0 or 1 (burner being on 0) | 00:49 |
Zorix | i have the network ups tools (nut) installed and working but it keeps flooding my dmesg/messages/syslog with this message every 3-5 seconds, any way to fix it? usb 4-2: usbfs: process 15081 (usbhid-ups) did not claim interface 0 before use | 00:50 |
derdui | Jurist | 00:50 |
BalSak | macman_: little bugs, that anoy the crap out of me: mounting (use of absolute paths; relative dont work), cdrom issue, tsclient is *still* borked, well-documented video issues, etc, etc | 00:50 |
BalSak | very annying, but not show-stoppers | 00:50 |
BalSak | *annoying* | 00:50 |
Stereocaulon | b12core, You could also define an alias instead after you have made your target script executable with chmod | 00:51 |
miked595 | Loshki: ya the audio is messed up | 00:52 |
Stereocaulon | b12core, here's how within .bashrc: alias=/[PathToYourScript]/[scriptname] | 00:52 |
bedwyr | Loshki, eh, nevermind my question, I'll discover by myself ;D | 00:53 |
b12core | Stereocaulon: Sounds good, I'll give it a try | 00:53 |
b12core | sudo kate .bashrc | 00:53 |
b12core | whoops | 00:53 |
Stereocaulon | b12core, that would be gksudo instead | 00:53 |
b12core | Stereocaulon: gksudo, whats the difference? Sorry, new to ubuntu. | 00:54 |
squiddy | hi, im on ubuntu 64bit. i want to execute a program that is requires java, but then i got this message : Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Cannot load 32-bit SWT libraries on 64-bit JVM | 00:54 |
Stereocaulon | !gksudo | b12core | 00:54 |
ubottu | b12core: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 00:54 |
beej666 | i'm new to Ubuntu and just installed 10.04 on a Powerbook G4 17-inch w/ Nvidia graphics. the challenges have begun. nuveau does not seem stable with this GPU. when i can actually see things on the screen, i see GPU lockup messages and a message about it switching to fbcon (?) or something mode. is there a way to force this at bootup? | 00:54 |
b12core | Stereocaulon: Ah ok, thanks | 00:55 |
Stereocaulon | b12core, ubottu is the greatest IRC bot I've ever seen on any channel (and I visted a few) | 00:55 |
Zorix | i have the network ups tools (nut) installed and working but it keeps flooding my dmesg/messages/syslog with this message every 3-5 seconds, any way to fix it? usb 4-2: usbfs: process 15081 (usbhid-ups) did not claim interface 0 before use | 00:55 |
nerxgas | the top on all my windows are missing, i can't click x to close any window, and my shutdown button is missing | 00:55 |
b12core | ubottu: Thanks ^^ haha | 00:55 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 00:55 |
HexLaTor | hello guys...a question please: is there any possibility to activate Compiz & desktop effects for Lucid on VMWare Workstation ? | 00:56 |
bedwyr | squiddy, is the java app available as 64bit package? | 00:56 |
nerxgas | the top on all my windows are missing, i can't click x to close any window, and my shutdown button is missing using 10.04 | 00:56 |
gbear14275 | honk | 00:56 |
Stereocaulon | b12core, I could almost see ubottu blush there ;-) | 00:56 |
gbear14275 | anyone here running lucid? | 00:56 |
HexLaTor | me | 00:57 |
b12core | Stereocaulon: haha, so here's what I got so far, buildscript=~/_CORE/Melancholika/build.sh | 00:57 |
Lachesis | good evening. does anybody know how to change the username sent to a LPR/LPD printer? | 00:57 |
bedwyr | nerxgas, are yo able to change your screen resolution? | 00:57 |
Stereocaulon | gbear14275, most of us, but some (like me) are waiting until the bugs are squashed | 00:57 |
HexLaTor | Stereocaulon wich bugs ? | 00:58 |
nerxgas | bedwyr, no i can't change it | 00:58 |
bedwyr | nerxgas, how good are you with terminal? | 00:58 |
squiddy | bedwyr: oh, so that is the problem ? i thought sun-java runs all the java programs. i think im gonna find the 64bit version. thanks | 00:58 |
Stereocaulon | HexLaTor, well, for that, please check BugzIlla/ Bazaar | 00:58 |
gbear14275 | Stereocaulon: I'm trying to find someone running lucid to help me troubleshoot if the no sound problem on this site: http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/ is a local problem or more endemic | 00:58 |
nerxgas | decent | 00:58 |
nerxgas | bedwyr, what suggestion do you have | 00:58 |
HexLaTor | Bugzilla is always ON :D ..i mean there is always bugs..xD | 00:59 |
bedwyr | squiddy, well, the message is quite explicit on that: it cannot load the 32bit SWT (Swing W-something T-something) libs (related to GIU on 64bit :) | 00:59 |
yondering | bedwyr, have you compared the checksums? | 00:59 |
zsquareplusc | any tips on how to fix the file open/save dialog in lucid? it does no longer show the full path, which makes that field kind of useless for me :/ | 00:59 |
Zorix | i have the network ups tools (nut) installed and working but it keeps flooding my dmesg/messages/syslog with this message every 3-5 seconds, any way to fix it? usb 4-2: usbfs: process 15081 (usbhid-ups) did not claim interface 0 before use | 01:00 |
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Lachesis | Where can I ask about LPR/LPD printers? | 01:00 |
bedwyr | nerxgas, eh setting manually the screen resolution in the Xorg config file and see if it helps see the top of your scrren | 01:00 |
renegaid | firefox is really slow on ubuntu | 01:00 |
Stereocaulon | gbear14275, that's probably because Apple mostly uses propriatary formats (in this case .mov) | 01:00 |
bedwyr | yondering, yes, the MD5 checks ok with the one in MD5SUMS | 01:00 |
bedwyr | yondering, trying a cli burn operation | 01:00 |
Zorix | this place sucks | 01:01 |
gbear14275 | Stereocaulon: yes, I have tried to download some of the appropriate codecs, but don't seem to be able to get sound working... video works... no audio | 01:01 |
bedwyr | yondering, they don't with the ones in MD5SUMS-metalink though o.O | 01:01 |
HexLaTor | Compiz & desktop effects are not working for Lucid on VMware ...even 3D acceleration activated ! | 01:01 |
Stereocaulon | gbear14275, Did you get any audio elsewhere? If so, than it's the blasted codec that Apple uses in it's .mov container | 01:01 |
Zorix | 1500+ people here and not one person has even acknowleged my question | 01:02 |
squiddy | bedwyr: yes, youre right. i just downloaded the 64bit version and it just works. many thanks :) | 01:02 |
gbear14275 | Stereocaulon: yes I have all sorts of system noise... been trying to find another site with similar material to see if it works elsewhere... but can't figure out another site using .mov. Youtube works and plays as do many others... | 01:02 |
bedwyr | squiddy, you'Re welcome | 01:02 |
jrib | gbear14275: wfm | 01:03 |
gbear14275 | jrib: wfm? | 01:03 |
acerimmer | !forums|zorix | 01:03 |
ubottu | zorix: The Ubuntu forums can be found at http://www.ubuntuforums.org. There is also a channel on IRC Freenode #ubuntuforums. | 01:03 |
Stereocaulon | gbear14275, as a matter of fact, that site with javascript on makes Firefox flicker like a fluorescent lightbar badly in need of a replacement | 01:03 |
jrib | gbear14275: works for me, regarding sound on that mac site | 01:03 |
gbear14275 | ah thanks jrib... you're on lucid? | 01:03 |
bedwyr | nerxgas, has my suggestion reached you? | 01:04 |
gbear14275 | jrib, what browser? | 01:04 |
nerxgas | bedwyr, what should i do? | 01:04 |
primordialstew | hi all! can anyone help me configure my video output from the command line? I need to conform it to my new LCD monitor's parameters on my Lucid server box, and all the searching I'm doing is just returning results pertaining to X | 01:04 |
jrib | gbear14275: yep, fresh install. Totem popped up a request to install gstreamer plugins bad and then it started playing :) | 01:04 |
jrib | gbear14275: firefox | 01:04 |
nerxgas | bedwyr, do i have to kill x11 to solve this? | 01:04 |
bedwyr | nerxgas, i am however suggesting this under many reserves. if you set the resolution manually in the x conf file you will need to restart X, yes | 01:05 |
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bedwyr | nerxgas, what i'm suggesting is actually only what i'd do myself facing that problem, it may not be a definitive fix | 01:06 |
krazykrivda_ | how can i turn of pidgins pop up everytime someone logs in? | 01:06 |
krazykrivda_ | nvm got it | 01:07 |
nerxgas | bedwyr, hmm i wonder what caused this...i've seen it happen before and its gone away after a reboot, but this time it stays this way | 01:07 |
bedwyr | krazykrivda_, wtg! :D | 01:07 |
KaOSoFt | Have any of you had any problems starting the X Server after some recent updates? | 01:07 |
SanGohan | hello world, have a question about the upgrade from ubuntu studio 9.04 to Lucid. I saw that at boot time i got the message (after grub starts and launches nux) " mount /dev/none failed " did you have ideas? i think this is due to the suppression of the udev, but i'm not sure. second question : at the shutdown sequence, i saw many code lines in place of the "proper" shutdown screen. is it "normal" too? thanks for answers | 01:07 |
sef | hi, whats the preferred way to create a USB install disk for Ubuntu 10.04 ? | 01:07 |
gbear14275 | jrib:hmm... same happened for me except I'm on chromium. ffmpeg popup, video worked... no audio though :( | 01:07 |
krazykrivda_ | bedwyr: ha thanks .. i was googling.. apparently googling wrong thing endlessly = fail | 01:07 |
acerimmer | sef: System>Admin>Start Up Disk Creator | 01:07 |
sef | trying to install on a Lenovo Ideapad S12 without much luck, will not start install off usb drive | 01:07 |
bedwyr | nerxgas, ah yeah, it normally does indeed. do you know what is your maximum resolution on your monitor? | 01:07 |
sef | acerimmer: k will boot other linux box and try it | 01:08 |
bedwyr | krazykrivda_, oh, yeah, I know how that goes XD | 01:08 |
acerimmer | sef: try alternate install? | 01:08 |
sef | acerimmer: no maybe I should | 01:09 |
bedwyr | krazykrivda_, it's a bit like typing "recursion" in google XD | 01:09 |
sef | I just get a blinking cursor, maybe it doesn't have the S3 Chrome drives | 01:09 |
krazykrivda_ | aka recursive? | 01:10 |
bedwyr | not sure, haven't tried it in a while | 01:10 |
therealpxc | how does one install packages "as dependencies" using apt-get or aptitude? | 01:10 |
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phiqtion | im on win7x86, should y try ubuntu 10.04 x64? i only have 1gb ddr2 800 ram but i just ordered 4gb. should i wait to upgrade the ram before trying ubuntu? | 01:11 |
bedwyr | krazykrivda_, nope, it's "recursion" give it a qhirl and see what it asks you may have meant | 01:11 |
bedwyr | whirl* | 01:11 |
SanGohan | phiqtion: this is not a good question, please reformulate | 01:11 |
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bedwyr | phiqtion, 64 is a processor thing... is your processor 32 or 64 bits? | 01:11 |
dwayneJM | I need a documentation for ubuntu 9.10 in a PDF format | 01:12 |
phiqtion | i know it's a cpu thing. mine is 64bit also | 01:12 |
primordialstew | anyone in here able to help me configure my non-xwindows video output? | 01:12 |
SanGohan | phiqtion: what is your CPU please? | 01:12 |
phiqtion | ive been using 32bit because i only have 1gb ram | 01:12 |
primordialstew | not trying to do anything fancy, just use an LCD monitor | 01:12 |
bedwyr | phiqtion, hm.. I trust that if you install with Wubi, you will need the 32bit version, otherwise you can give the 64bit a whirl :D | 01:12 |
phiqtion | why wubi | 01:13 |
phiqtion | i can install however | 01:13 |
dwayneJM | I need a documentation for ubuntu 9.10 in a PDF format | 01:13 |
bedwyr | phiqtion, it depends how you want to try Ubuntu: wana partition or not? | 01:13 |
acerimmer | !manual|dwaynejm | 01:14 |
ubottu | dwaynejm: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 01:14 |
onetinsoldier | hello all | 01:14 |
bedwyr | phiqtion, did you actually mean to ask if 1gb ram was enough to run ubuntux64? | 01:14 |
SanGohan | phiqtion: no relations with the CPU architecture. If your processor is able to understand the 64 bits instructions, so you have to use an AMD kernel (in Debian this is the case) but if your CPU is 32 bits, so use the standard x86 instructions | 01:14 |
distress | bedwyr: 4gb | 01:14 |
bedwyr | distress, you serious? to run ubuntux64 you NEED 4gb? | 01:15 |
SanGohan | phiqtion: Linux kernel is able to run on an 16/32 MB RAM unit, so with 4GB RAM..... ;) | 01:15 |
Stereocaulon | bedwyr, No, you don't, but it is quite handy to have at least 4GB when running 64bit | 01:15 |
ActionParsnip | bedwyr: if you have 4Gb 64bit is advised but 32bit + pae will do | 01:15 |
gbear14275 | jrib: do you happen to have the ubuntu restricted extras installed? | 01:15 |
distress | bedwyr: more or less | 01:16 |
jrib | gbear14275: I do not | 01:16 |
ActionParsnip | bedwyr: ive ram 64bit OS with 1Gb ram and its fine | 01:16 |
gbear14275 | jrib: I'm flummoxed :( | 01:16 |
bedwyr | phiqtion, got what Stereocaulon, ActionParsnip and distress just told me? | 01:16 |
MistaDizz | HTT-Bird: you here? | 01:16 |
jrib | gbear14275: you verified gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad was installed successfully? | 01:17 |
HTT-Bird | alright, MistaDizz over here is getting the error from LP bug 486414 when he tries to use the only OpenAL-using app on his machine (that I know of at least) | 01:17 |
gbear14275 | jrib: re-installing now. It did give me a message that... (fetching | 01:17 |
ActionParsnip | bedwyr: if you have 1gb ram and a 64bit CPU you can run either 32 or 64bit, if you encode / decode video / audio then 64bit is useful, otherwise 32bit is fine | 01:17 |
kaushal | hi | 01:18 |
kaushal | whats the shortcut key for moving one page forward and backward using less command ? | 01:18 |
bedwyr | ActionParsnip, hm... well phiqtion was the one wondering if they should go with x64 or not XD | 01:18 |
jrib | gbear14275: yeah, I just use mplayer mostly so I don't think I have any of the gstreamer stuff installed except what it asked me to when I visited the pag | 01:18 |
onetinsoldier | kaushal: page-up and page-down | 01:18 |
HTT-Bird | disabling the pulse backend in ~/.alsoftrc as per Debian bug 551018 caused the application to fail with the errors from LP 523925 | 01:18 |
SanGohan | phiqtion: my lap is with "only" 2GB RAM, and launches ubuntustudio and Cube effects, as well as videos, audios, ssh sessions, and windows with multi applications, so i think you won't have problems ;) | 01:18 |
ActionParsnip | kaushal: cursor key up and down | 01:18 |
gbear14275 | jrib: The selected packages were successfully installed but did not provide all requested plugins | 01:19 |
jrib | kaushal: man less (seriously, it's easy to read) | 01:19 |
distress | kaushal: f ^F ^V SPACE * Forward one window (or N lines) | 01:19 |
HTT-Bird | 1) does someone know of an app I can have him test OpenAL with? | 01:19 |
jrib | gbear14275: mine said that too | 01:19 |
distress | kaushal: b ^B ESC-v * Backward one window (or N lines). | 01:19 |
bedwyr | !OpenAL | 01:19 |
HTT-Bird | (p.s. he's running Lucid Lynx) | 01:19 |
bedwyr | !openal | 01:19 |
gbear14275 | jrib: and you had audio right? (sorry to ask again) | 01:19 |
HTT-Bird | !openal | 01:19 |
TheNerdAL | Did someone call me? | 01:19 |
jrib | gbear14275: correct | 01:19 |
TheNerdAL | I heard AL. | 01:19 |
SanGohan | so noone had the same problems i got?...hummm...so "tant pis" like saying in french | 01:19 |
TheNerdAL | Yes? | 01:19 |
TheNerdAL | :P | 01:20 |
FloodBot3 | TheNerdAL: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:20 |
kaushal | distress: Thanks | 01:20 |
bedwyr | TheNerdAL, soemone has problems with OpenAL :P | 01:20 |
jrib | gbear14275: hello, i'm a mac! And I'm a pc! | 01:20 |
bedwyr | someone, too | 01:20 |
HTT-Bird | bedwyr: darn! :( ubottu is not having a good day atm | 01:20 |
distress | kaushal: but id go with pageup pagedn too | 01:20 |
jrib | gbear14275: I'm on amd64 btw | 01:20 |
Cuervo | Does the broadcom crystal hd accelerator do any good on linux? | 01:20 |
ActionParsnip | jrib: and I'm linux, and I'm an amiga | 01:20 |
bedwyr | HTT-Bird, Hmm... maybe OpenAl is too new? I personally know nothing about it | 01:20 |
* HTT-Bird is a HP Integrity NonStop. :P | 01:21 | |
gbear14275 | jrib: So was I... ok just figured it out | 01:21 |
TheNerdAL | I really need to use the computer less. | 01:21 |
SanGohan | ActionParsnip: amiga!!!! what???? | 01:21 |
jrib | gbear14275: what was the issue? | 01:21 |
kaushal | distress: i dont see it in man less ? | 01:21 |
gbear14275 | jrib: For some reason my movie volume was low... I had to find the OTHER volume bar under sound preferences | 01:21 |
ActionParsnip | SanGohan: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PVUB4eElTo | 01:21 |
bedwyr | HTT-Bird, I have actually did my best to walk MistaDizz through the installation process, but beyond that is beyond my knowledge | 01:21 |
Stereocaulon | Have a nice chat everyone, I'm going to bed. Zzzzzzz | 01:21 |
jrib | gbear14275: ah | 01:21 |
distress | kaushal: type h | 01:21 |
HTT-Bird | MistaDizz: have you tried stopping pulseaudio yet? (just do a 'killall pulseaudio' from the terminal | 01:22 |
SanGohan | ActionParsnip: lol :) | 01:22 |
kaushal | distress: got it | 01:22 |
kaushal | distress: Thanks | 01:22 |
gbear14275 | jirb: yeah :(... I suspect that problem (multiple volume bars) is going to cause problems for alot of people. BTW... thank you very much for helping me to troubleshoot | 01:22 |
MistaDizz | HTT-Bird: no but ill do it now | 01:22 |
SanGohan | this is an antique battle!! Amiga vs Atari... | 01:22 |
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HTT-Bird | bedwyr: gotcha. I'm hoping someone around is better with OpenAL than you or I :) | 01:22 |
SanGohan | I was Atari | 01:22 |
omar | a/s/l everyone? | 01:22 |
Guest15874 | hey how's it going guys. I was wondering if this was the right place to ask some questions regarding nvidia vdpau, and which drivers i should install otherwise? | 01:22 |
jrib | !ot | omar | 01:22 |
ubottu | omar: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 01:22 |
Guest15874 | omar: 21/m/sf bay area | 01:22 |
bedwyr | yondering, it failed to burn passed 660MB | 01:22 |
omar | was joking ;P | 01:22 |
HTT-Bird | SanGohan: and then a S/360 comes along and crushes 'em both ;) | 01:23 |
jrib | omar: just didn't want to see 1500 lines of that :) | 01:23 |
ActionParsnip | wow asl is sooooo 1990 | 01:23 |
bedwyr | HTT-Bird, hopefully there is! or maybe the forum/forum irc channel has | 01:23 |
DavidisKewl | Hi there! Ubuntu says I'm connected to the Internet, but none of the programs (even Firefox) can access anything. Any ideas? | 01:23 |
SanGohan | Waoouuhh... WONDERFUL!! :D | 01:23 |
bedwyr | DavidisKewl, have you got a proxy? | 01:23 |
SanGohan | OLD FRIENDS!!! | 01:23 |
ActionParsnip | DavidisKewl: set your DNS servers to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 should be ok | 01:23 |
TannerF | hihi. My G550 won't properly detect my WiFi card | 01:23 |
Guest15874 | DavidisKewl, is your internet down? Have you tried it on another computer? | 01:23 |
zsquareplusc | any tips on how to fix the file open/save dialog in lucid? it does no longer show the full path, which makes that field kind of useless for me :/ | 01:23 |
TannerF | On a Lenovo G550 | 01:23 |
miked595 | DavidisKewl: can you ping the gateway? | 01:23 |
DavidisKewl | I'm using the Internet on another computer right now | 01:23 |
DavidisKewl | and I' don't know how to ping anything | 01:23 |
DavidisKewl | On that computer, it works on Windows but not Linux | 01:24 |
Roasted | So I have my notification applet, but no sound icon. How can I add it back? | 01:24 |
DavidisKewl | even though Ubuntu says it's connected | 01:24 |
miked595 | DavidisKewl: can you open a terminal? | 01:24 |
DavidisKewl | sure | 01:24 |
Roasted | DavidisKewl, what are you trying to do? just ping a computer? | 01:24 |
DavidisKewl | Roasted: I 'm trying to get my internet working on Ubuntu | 01:24 |
miked595 | DavidisKewl: are you using wireless or a wired connection? | 01:24 |
DavidisKewl | Miked: wireless card | 01:25 |
krazykrivda_ | all of a sudden everything i attempt to DL from software center i cannot because it is untrusted.. hwo can I fix this or do i need to sudo from term? | 01:25 |
gbear14275 | jrib: in another twist... everytime I watch a different video... it mutes according to the movie player volume bar... so everytime I watch a different add I have to turn up that volume bar... | 01:25 |
* bedwyr contemplates with a sigh "Newbies... I'm still pretty much one myself!" | 01:25 | |
DavidisKewl | says it's connected up top and at 70 | 01:25 |
DavidisKewl | connection strength | 01:25 |
teolicy | Hi. I'm using Ubuntu 10.04. When I stick a USB device into my computer (no matter if it is a mass storage device or a cellular modem) - which process *first* receives the notification from the kernel about that? | 01:25 |
teolicy | And by which API? | 01:25 |
MistaDizz | HTT-Bird: i did it now what | 01:25 |
HTT-Bird | MistaDizz: try again | 01:26 |
tripelb | hi, my 9.10 froze again today. No Firefox used at all. | 01:26 |
jrib | gbear14275: wonderful! | 01:26 |
Guest15874 | Hi, I was wondering if any of you guys could help me out with a simple question. I just need to know which drivers to install for a GTX285 in 10.04 Ubuntu. I'd like to have VDPAU as well. | 01:26 |
MistaDizz | i get same error when i do ./pslaunch | 01:26 |
renegaid | who thinks chrominium is better than firefox | 01:26 |
MistaDizz | HTT-Bird: i get same error when i do ./pslaunch | 01:26 |
DavidisKewl | ActionParsnip: How do I do this? -- "DavidisKewl: set your DNS servers to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 should be ok" | 01:26 |
miked595 | heh disconnected myself there | 01:26 |
bedwyr | tripelb, stick it in the oven, it will warm it up! j/k i know nothing of your issue, just thought i'd be a smartass, no insult meant! | 01:27 |
ActionParsnip | DavidisKewl: use network manaer, set your ipv4 settings to use dhcp only for address and set the dns servers manually | 01:27 |
corpse | rengegaid: Chrome is my personal favortie out of all the browsers | 01:27 |
acerimmer | DavidisKewl: ping google.com to see if you're actually connecting | 01:28 |
pipegeek | i personally like dillo | 01:28 |
acerimmer | DavidisKewl: from terminal "ping google.com" | 01:28 |
DavidisKewl | ActionParsnip: Thx... checking the settings. | 01:28 |
teolicy | Also, I've upgraded to 10.04 from 9.10. I still have 'hald' running in 'ps -ef'. Is that normal? Can I remove it? (not sure I read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Halsectomy correctly) | 01:28 |
bedwyr | pipegeek, ARM-dillo? :P | 01:28 |
pipegeek | heh | 01:28 |
HTT-Bird | does someone have a suggestion for an app to test OpenAL functionality with? | 01:29 |
DavidisKewl | acerimmer: It is coming up with a long list of ip addresses and ms readings | 01:29 |
krazykrivda_ | it's like android market.. you can just browse | 01:29 |
krazykrivda_ | ignore&& | 01:29 |
Noo | hello I just intalled the newest version of ubuntu and now I'm trying to get the irc account under empathy to work properly. He connects with freenode and then tells me to identify myself with /msg nickserv identify. Where do I do that and why doesn't he identify myself automatically? | 01:29 |
krazykrivda_ | all of a sudden everything i attempt to DL from software center i cannot because it is untrusted.. hwo can I fix this or do i need to sudo from term? | 01:30 |
sef | acerimmer: thanks, the ubuntu start up disk creator did the trick | 01:30 |
Roasted | My sound controls in my upper right corner are gone. How can I get them back? | 01:30 |
ashleyw | Hey. I've got a USB drive with the 10.04 livecd's contents copied (via the terminal, so hidden . folders are included too), but when I boot it on a Acer Aspire One, I get "GRLDR is missing", any ideas? | 01:30 |
SanGohan | peace for ActionParsnip!! :) see you soon | 01:30 |
miked595 | DavidisKewl: ctrl + c to stop | 01:30 |
bedwyr | HTT-Bird, maybe check this? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openal/+bug/194919 | 01:30 |
sef | acerimmer the standard iso | 01:30 |
acerimmer | sef: :) very happy for u | 01:30 |
winXPuser | Noo, 1) #freenode 2) http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup 3) put it into the same box as you type now | 01:30 |
Roasted | nevermind. got it back. | 01:30 |
greg__ | need help with audio plz | 01:31 |
acerimmer | DavidisKewl: that means you are actually connected | 01:31 |
winXPuser | !ask | greg__ | 01:31 |
ubottu | greg__: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 01:31 |
IdleOne | !details | greg__ | 01:31 |
ubottu | greg__: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 01:31 |
HTT-Bird | bedwyr: he has libopenal1 NOT libopenal0 | 01:31 |
PuFFs | Why is adobe soo stupid? | 01:31 |
Noo | winXpuser: but why doesn't empathy register my account automatically? He wants to know my password but he doesn't use it... | 01:31 |
greg__ | christ almighty | 01:31 |
HTT-Bird | although... | 01:31 |
greg__ | ok | 01:31 |
greg__ | my sounds doesnt work | 01:31 |
miked595 | well do you have *s or actual times next to the ms? DavidisKewl | 01:32 |
STF | hi | 01:32 |
IdleOne | greg__: also please watch the language | 01:32 |
greg__ | using alsa | 01:32 |
bedwyr | HTT-Bird, well, I was merely looking to give you something to look into | 01:32 |
winXPuser | Noo, because you did not register, once you do it you can auto-identify | 01:32 |
primordialstew | anyone know how to configure NON-xwindows video output? | 01:32 |
Noo | ah ok and how do I make this auto-identify? | 01:32 |
DavidisKewl | yeah miked ... it's averaging 60-80ms | 01:32 |
pipegeek | Noo: use the IRC Helper plugin | 01:32 |
miked595 | ya you're connected | 01:32 |
greg__ | sound not working,have alsa,not working. | 01:32 |
STF | does anyone of you has expierience with to build adchpp? | 01:32 |
distress | greg__: did you put up the volume on your mixer | 01:32 |
winXPuser | Noo, no idea, poke the preferences a bit | 01:32 |
SanGohan | hey people i got a question: what time is it for you? just to laugh | 01:32 |
greg__ | all the way up. | 01:33 |
bedwyr | SanGohan, umm... 20:33 | 01:33 |
winXPuser | Noo, yes you're identified now | 01:33 |
Anarcoholico | hello | 01:33 |
winXPuser | hi | 01:33 |
winXPuser | just ask | 01:33 |
pipegeek | Noo: I'm using pidgin as an irc client. Just turn on the irc helper plugin, and options for NickServ should appear under Accounts | 01:33 |
SanGohan | bedwyrr: ok 02:33 for me | 01:33 |
Anarcoholico | Dopes anyone here feel like helping me solve a weird issue with a USB stick that does not want to be formatted? | 01:33 |
distress | greg__: are you a member of the sound group ? | 01:33 |
Anarcoholico | *does | 01:33 |
bedwyr | SanGohan, shoud i take it to mean it's AM or PM? | 01:33 |
SanGohan | i'm in france ;) | 01:34 |
SanGohan | so AM | 01:34 |
bedwyr | SanGohan, Ah, donc c'est la nuit! | 01:34 |
SanGohan | for me | 01:34 |
SanGohan | ben oui :) | 01:34 |
greg__ | no | 01:34 |
Anarcoholico | if not, where could I go for support? | 01:34 |
bedwyr | SanGohan, j'ai perdu mes accents :'( il me reste juste le é | 01:34 |
miked595 | well you got layer 1- 4 on the osi DavidisKewl.. what is the error you get that makes you think you are not connected? | 01:35 |
intok | Why is there no torrent for Netbook Remix? | 01:35 |
SanGohan | bedwyr: ok donc tu causes français ;) | 01:35 |
greg__ | sound group. | 01:35 |
greg__ | that sounds real fun | 01:35 |
bedwyr | SanGohan, fran¸cais québécois | 01:35 |
distress | greg__: yeah addgroup sound | 01:35 |
bjhaid | i am trying to do a point to point networking of my ubuntu machine with a microsoft xp, and they cannot get to see each other can anyone help | 01:35 |
greg__ | so im guessing u guys cant help me | 01:35 |
bedwyr | greg__, i'm guessing you're being impatient | 01:36 |
DavidisKewl | .... I don't get it... why does it say I'm connected to the Internet, but no Internet-based applications like sofware download and Firefox actually connect? | 01:36 |
SanGohan | bedwyr: ok! t'es dans quel coin ? moi je suis à poitiers | 01:36 |
Klick | hi | 01:36 |
greg__ | na not really | 01:36 |
bedwyr | SanGohan, Montréal | 01:36 |
distress | greg__: logged in users should be a member of the sound group afaik | 01:36 |
greg__ | and im sorry i angered the linux gods | 01:36 |
PeterFA | Yay, 10.04 is out! | 01:36 |
Klick | i need a program to make an ubuntu internet router .. | 01:36 |
distress | greg__: that is to use the audio | 01:36 |
* PeterFA dances a jig of glee. | 01:36 | |
SanGohan | bedwyr: çà me démange d'aller faire un tour chez vous depuis longtemps tu sais! | 01:36 |
PeterFA | Klick: use a specialized distro for that. | 01:37 |
bedwyr | greg__, i don't consider myself a linux god, but if you waited a bit longer to read what people are trying to tell you... | 01:37 |
greg__ | ok standing by. | 01:37 |
bedwyr | greg__, read up, some have already told you a few things | 01:37 |
foxmulder | PeterFA, what distro so you suggest? | 01:37 |
bjhaid | i am trying to do a point to point networking of my ubuntu machine with a microsoft xp, and they cannot get to see each other can anyone help | 01:37 |
Klick | i need some advice on which distro? | 01:37 |
tripelb | hi, my 9.10 froze again today. No Firefox used at all. It was during a video in chrome. Like often (when it happens) a short bit on audio repeats in a loop. If anyone has a clue I would appreciate it. | 01:37 |
PeterFA | foxmulder: you could use PFsense if you have that kind of router, or something like ipcop. | 01:38 |
bedwyr | SanGohan, ah ouais? c'Est sur que visiter un autre endroit francopohone.... | 01:38 |
greg__ | ok stupid question,how do i find this sound group? | 01:38 |
foxmulder | bjhaid, I do that exactly and mine work no probs. | 01:38 |
axisys | how do I password protect a pdf file.. i need to send it to someone over the email .. i will call the person and give the password over the phone .. | 01:38 |
SanGohan | tripleb: did you try to upgrade your distro or packages? | 01:38 |
PeterFA | foxmulder: but really, I don't know the router arena terribly well. | 01:38 |
DavidisKewl | lok Klick-- how about UBUNTU? | 01:38 |
acerimmer | klick: what machine and intended use | 01:38 |
tripelb | bjhaid, Would you repeat that including the details of the configuration, connections and program being used, please. | 01:38 |
bedwyr | greg__, you good with the terminal window? | 01:38 |
distress | greg__: change that to 'audio' | 01:38 |
Klick | an ibm tinkcenter with at least 2 nics and one 1 gig ram P4 3ghz | 01:38 |
propagandhi | hi this is a question i've wanted to ask for a while, when u start a process in the background with the & char at the end, and u log out of that ssh session, will the program continue to run??? | 01:38 |
powertool08 | In samba, how do I share a directory with security=user, and a printer without a password at the same time? The printer is currently shared but can only be found after a password is entered, even if the credentials are wrong. | 01:38 |
omar | j'habite dans une boite individuelle | 01:39 |
tripelb | SanGohan, I have done every update as they are presented to me. | 01:39 |
tripelb | SanGohan, expcept for 10.04 | 01:39 |
greg__ | enter audio in terminal? | 01:39 |
distress | greg__: no you should be a member of the audio group | 01:39 |
distress | greg__: thats first of all | 01:39 |
DavidisKewl | Strange errors that cause Internet to connect but not work in Ubuntu 10.04/ | 01:39 |
bedwyr | greg__, no no. type groups in terminal, it will list what groups you are a member of | 01:39 |
DavidisKewl | ? | 01:39 |
bjhaid | foxmulder how do you get it done | 01:39 |
greg__ | ok | 01:39 |
SanGohan | bedwyr: pas que çà, y a les images c sur, mais bouger en général c bien, et pis surtout à un moment dans ma vie rapport au boulot d'informaticien, là-bas c mieux qu'ici... | 01:39 |
Klick | i know i could get smoothwall and other but would to do it ubuntu way | 01:39 |
bjhaid | foxmulder, do the work directly | 01:40 |
foxmulder | bjhaid, by default. | 01:40 |
bedwyr | SanGohan, ah, l`a je pourrais pas dire, je suis tout nouveau dans le domaine, `a peine sorti de l'école! | 01:40 |
greg__ | greg adm dialout cdrom audio plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare | 01:40 |
foxmulder | My server is XP based. | 01:40 |
distress | yeah thats ok greg__ | 01:40 |
acerimmer | !fr|Sangohan | 01:40 |
ubottu | Sangohan: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr, ou #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 01:40 |
bjhaid | foxmulder, you mind if i pm you? | 01:40 |
foxmulder | bjhaid, go ahead. | 01:40 |
SanGohan | bedwyr: pis se rouler dans la neige, les lacs, la nature..çà l'fait bien... ah non moi je sors pas de l'école, loin de là ;) | 01:40 |
bedwyr | acerimmer, hush, we're almost done ;) | 01:41 |
greg__ | wats next | 01:41 |
Klick | so any ideas? | 01:41 |
acerimmer | bedwyr: excuze moi | 01:41 |
bedwyr | SanGohan, > pv | 01:41 |
distress | greg__: cant you find any error message somewhere ? | 01:41 |
v0lksman | where does samba get it's hostname from? | 01:42 |
bedwyr | acerimmer, XD i was actually expecting someone to tell us to switch the language :) | 01:42 |
renegaid | why do linux apps lack the option to startup at boot? | 01:42 |
greg__ | no i just dont have any sound,its all the way up,no error messages | 01:42 |
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acerimmer | bedwyr: i'm amercun and i'z barly spks engish | 01:42 |
bedwyr | renegaid,do you mean services or applications like firefox/skype? | 01:43 |
bedwyr | acerimmer, XD | 01:43 |
renegaid | messenger clients etc | 01:43 |
teolicy | Has anyone here upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04 and then did 'apt-get remove hal hal-info'? did that work out OK? | 01:43 |
renegaid | i have never seen a startup boot option | 01:43 |
tripelb | yeah bedwyr we can tell you to switch the language and to stay on the subject of the channel. | 01:43 |
distress | greg__: then you should have most likely alsa running | 01:43 |
tripelb | SanGohan, I have no food either. Then later. | 01:43 |
v0lksman | all good | 01:44 |
bedwyr | tripelb, ah but i'm back in line, sir! | 01:44 |
greg__ | running but i still cant hear anything | 01:44 |
bedwyr | renegaid, in System > Preferences you should find Startup Applications, you may want to give it a look | 01:45 |
onetinsoldier | renegaid: you set set up apps to startup at boot i think System --> Preferences --> Startup Applications | 01:45 |
distress | greg__: and your hardware is alright ? | 01:45 |
wildbat | !bot | 01:45 |
ubottu | Hi! I'm ubottu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://ubottu.com/devel/wiki/Plugins | 01:45 |
samsung | hey all anyone familiar with dd | 01:45 |
greg__ | how do i check? | 01:45 |
Klick | so any ubuntu routers? | 01:45 |
Klick | out there? | 01:45 |
Typos_King | samsung: a bit | 01:45 |
tripelb | bedwyr, exellente. fantastico | 01:46 |
distress | greg__: well just say when the sounds still worked and waht you did when it stopped working | 01:46 |
bedwyr | tripelb, bravissimo? | 01:46 |
axisys | i guess i could encrypt it using openssl and send it that way | 01:46 |
samsung | im trying to skip the first 19gb of a drive and then copy off 3gb to a file | 01:46 |
Klick | ? | 01:46 |
greg__ | well i had some weird system error and had to revert back to a different settings point(i guess) | 01:47 |
samsung | i lost my partition table (ms initialized it for me) | 01:47 |
greg__ | and it stopped working | 01:47 |
wildbat | samsung, just use skip=19G | 01:47 |
distress | greg__: then it was probaly the cause too | 01:47 |
bmh | I've gotten myself into trouble with xmodmap and seem to be dead in the water without a control key. I'm binding Control_L: "keycode 37 = Control_L", and then "add control = Control_L" but I get the error "BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation)" | 01:47 |
samsung | lol im an idiot ive been trying to use -s | 01:48 |
foxmulder | samsung, does gparted see the partitions? Or fdisk? | 01:48 |
greg__ | any ideas? | 01:48 |
pipegeek | samsung ick. So, one thing you can do is use gpart, which will attempt to reconstruct it by scanning the disk looking for filesystems. It takes a long time, and it's not foolproof, but it usually works | 01:48 |
samsung | nope | 01:48 |
distress | greg__: i dont know if those setting points also fiddle around with the devices in /dev | 01:48 |
Typos_King | samsung: heh, yeah, is the skip= argument | 01:48 |
greg__ | hmm | 01:48 |
coffee_ | Hello! I have used thunderbird for a long time and I have 3 email accounts and different folders and stuff I use there. Now I want to try evolution and I would like to know whether I can move my stuff from thunderbird to evolution. If yes, then how do I do that? | 01:48 |
samsung | i had a 20gb unpartition>fat32 >140gbntfs | 01:49 |
distress | greg__: there should be something like this : crw-rw---- 1 root audio 14, 4 May 6 10:07 /dev/audio | 01:49 |
primordialstew | can anyone tell me anything about how to change non-xwindow video output settings? | 01:49 |
samsung | windows puked and made it unallocated | 01:49 |
wildbat | samsung, try testdisk to recovery a lost parttion | 01:49 |
greg__ | wat should i type to find that? | 01:49 |
HTT-Bird | bedwyr: Torcs seems to exonerate OpenAL per se | 01:49 |
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samsung | pipegeek, gpart? without the ed | 01:49 |
distress | greg__: ls -la /dev/audio | 01:49 |
pipegeek | yeah, without the ed. Taking discussion to PM | 01:50 |
foxmulder | coffee_, not possible. | 01:50 |
foxmulder | Not that I'm aware of anwyay. | 01:50 |
foxmulder | anyway | 01:50 |
greg__ | crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 14, 4 2010-05-09 23:44 /dev/audio | 01:50 |
bedwyr | HTT-Bird, let me get my dictionary on that word "exonerate" | 01:51 |
distress | greg__: what application do u use to play sound or does your desktop use sounds ? | 01:51 |
m0nk_punk | codyzapp, hello | 01:51 |
spat_hero | Need some help diagnosing a kernel panic. It just stops and I can't go anywhere from there. At least give me boot options to view more information. | 01:51 |
sam555 | hello all! | 01:51 |
sam555 | my wifi isn't working since the new upgrade | 01:51 |
sam555 | any ideas? | 01:51 |
bedwyr | HTT-Bird, oh, Torcs runs fine? | 01:51 |
sam555 | it works in win7 :( | 01:51 |
HTT-Bird | bedwyr: yeah, sound and everything | 01:52 |
acerimmer | sam555: start terminal - ping "google.com" if you get rturn pin, you ARE connected. | 01:52 |
sam555 | acerimmer: k | 01:52 |
greg__ | hda intel isthe hardware im guessing.not sure wat app i have,i dont think i have any desktop sounds,im just trying to stream music from the internet etc. | 01:52 |
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ghosTM55 | hi all , I'm now playing ubuntu one , after I add my two computers to the subscription and removed all of them , I got empty devices error in ubuntu one preference , and I can't find the way to add my computers back to the subscription , any help? thanks :) | 01:52 |
bedwyr | HTT-Bird, well, I really don't know what to say. i remember MistaDizz pasting something that mentionned background problem | 01:52 |
spat_hero | Init options for kernel panic? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller? | 01:53 |
HTT-Bird | spat_hero: hmmm...how early in the boot is it panic'ing? | 01:53 |
sam555 | acerimmer: it doesn't work | 01:53 |
distress | greg__: maybe you could try some local player thats on your system to play an mp3 or so | 01:53 |
bedwyr | HTT-Bird, "Couldn't locate resource Examine Background in the current skin" | 01:53 |
EntityReborn | why am I getting "The following packages have been kept back: linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic" | 01:53 |
spat_hero | HTT -- kernel_init | 01:53 |
sam555 | my wifi card is listed as a device is sees, but it won't access networks | 01:53 |
HTT-Bird | bedwyr: that's a spurious message | 01:53 |
greg__ | let me try. | 01:53 |
ufukizgi | hi I can't install my graphics driver | 01:53 |
sam555 | even when I manually input networks | 01:53 |
HTT-Bird | and utterly harmless | 01:53 |
acerimmer | sam555: are you sure your wifi antenna is active? | 01:54 |
atoi | hello all. I did an upgrade and it moved my libkrb53 like such: 1.6.dfsg.4~beta1-3ubuntu0.3 -> 1.6.dfsg.4~beta1-3ubuntu0.4 | 01:54 |
HTT-Bird | spat_hero: seems like kernel debugging's going to be the only thing that can save you | 01:54 |
sam555 | aceri | 01:54 |
bedwyr | HTT-Bird, ack. | 01:54 |
atoi | I'm trying to go BACK to version 1.6.dfsg.4~beta1-3ubuntu0.3 | 01:54 |
sam555 | acerimmer: yes, but I'm gonna check this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=2c5d24ac6979b99521c14f54570d8c13&p=9273755#post9273755 | 01:54 |
HTT-Bird | atoi: I take it the new version broke something? | 01:54 |
atoi | but when I say "aptitude install libkrb53 1.6.dfsg.4~beta1-3ubuntu0.3" it doesn't work. | 01:54 |
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squiddy | hi, anyone ever compared the quality between the propietary radeon HD driver from it's website and the propietary radeon HD driver from the repo (available thru jockey-gtk) ? | 01:54 |
spat_hero | HTT -- I write software for a living, so I'm not dumb, but I need more to go on. | 01:54 |
atoi | HTT-Bird, possibly. I did 3 small upgrades and now my Apache server isn't pushing barely any bandwith. The hosting company is blaming software so I'm trying to revert 100% | 01:54 |
ghosTM55 | any help , thx , and mayby delete the ubuntu one key will help(i googled and found such solution) , but how to delete the ubuntu one key? thx | 01:54 |
m0nk_punk | sam555: i had the same problem, | 01:55 |
zsquareplusc | coffee_, foxmulder: evolution can read (import) mbox files i think you can open import the thunderbird files with that. an other option is to use an IMAP server, upload mails, download in other client. you may loose details such as the "marked as read" state however | 01:55 |
codyzapp | hello m0nk_punk | 01:55 |
* ufukizgi How can I install my graphics driver | 01:55 | |
sam555 | m0nk_punk: did you check out this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=2c5d24ac6979b99521c14f54570d8c13&p=9273755#post9273755 | 01:55 |
atoi | What can I feed aptitude to make it go back? | 01:55 |
m0nk_punk | sam555: no, i had a little icon pop up telling me to go DL the drivers | 01:55 |
sam555 | m0nk_punk: unfortunely, I didn't get that | 01:56 |
greg__ | no luck | 01:56 |
HTT-Bird | atoi: o.O that's going to be tricky...I remember having to downgrade Mesa once after the updated version COMPLETELY broke 3D | 01:56 |
foxmulder | zsquareplusc, thanks for the information. I guess this is the very reason I moved all my email accounts over to Gmail. No stress about any of that sort of thing now. ;-) | 01:56 |
atoi | HTT-Bird, o.0 | 01:56 |
atoi | Why should it be tricky? | 01:56 |
acerimmer | sam555: what are the chances your wifi has a broadcom chipset? Linux driver available on the bcm site OR do the whole ndiswrapper thing | 01:56 |
romeu | huat | 01:57 |
atoi | What is difficult about it? It seems I can't get it to recognize the version is my first problem. | 01:57 |
romeu | fortu | 01:57 |
distress | greg__: well i wouldnt say its hardware but probably somewhere on the local system | 01:57 |
sam555 | acerimmer: oh, let me check | 01:57 |
greg__ | yea,this is seriously more trouble then its worth. | 01:57 |
spat_hero | Init options for kernel panic? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller? | 01:57 |
distress | greg__: i think its with alsa | 01:57 |
DanaG | argh, every time I open gnome-terminal, it starts with current directory being root. | 01:57 |
DanaG | Anyone know how to fix that, so new terminals open in my home dir? | 01:58 |
Typos_King | atoi: I'd not use aptitude for that, as it follows whatever its updated database has for versions, and use dpkg to remove the newer version and install the older one | 01:58 |
greg__ | can i reinstall the driver or something? | 01:58 |
distress | greg__: or maybe some modules that need setting properly or loading | 01:58 |
HTT-Bird | atoi: apt doesn't support downgrades very well, using dpkg as per Typos_King is your best bet I guess | 01:58 |
BPower | So, every time I update Ubuntu, it adds another OS option to grub. I'd really like it to only have 3: Ubuntu, Ubuntu Safe-mode (or whatever it's called), and Windows -- how can I do this? | 01:58 |
JMorrison | again | 01:58 |
atoi | HTT-Bird, Typos_King: OK. I will take a look at the help for dpkg | 01:58 |
EntityReborn | why am I getting "The following packages have been kept back: linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic" | 01:59 |
acerimmer | !grub|bpower | 01:59 |
ubottu | bpower: grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before Karmic (9.10). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 01:59 |
distress | greg__: its the alsa package | 01:59 |
Typos_King | atoi: dpkg -P to 'purge' or just -r for remove, then install your newer .deb with sudo dpkg -i FILE.deb | 01:59 |
onetinsoldier | BPower: use the package manager to remove the old kernel versions | 01:59 |
acerimmer | BPower: read the wiki for the details of how/where to config. It requires you to "#" Comment a couple of lines | 01:59 |
BPower | onetinsoldier, thanks I'll try that | 01:59 |
distress | greg__: if you want to reinstall it properly then i suggest to purge it too | 01:59 |
BPower | acerimmer, thanks, I'll try that too | 01:59 |
onetinsoldier | BPower: sure, you're welcome | 02:00 |
Typos_King | s/newer/older rather | 02:00 |
atoi | Typos_King, OK, so dpkg won't complain if I try to remove a .deb with dependencies? | 02:00 |
distress | greg__: then i dont know but it seems they removed the alsaconfig tool | 02:00 |
greg__ | you may have to elaborate a bit on wat u mean by purge. | 02:00 |
distress | greg__: bash: alsaconfig: command not found <-- alsaconfig is a tool to automatically configure alsa | 02:01 |
travis_ | I tried to install the nvidia glx 195 series of drivers, and it went thruogh well, but now when i try to use vdpau in smplayer, no video is displayed. | 02:01 |
KaOSoFt | I installed Samba since Nautilus was asking for it, in order to Share the folder, but even though I set it to let in even guests, it keeps asking me for a username/password on the client computer. | 02:01 |
KaOSoFt | What might it be? | 02:01 |
Typos_King | atoi: right, try to remove it or install with missing dependencies, it'd just say, installing and leaving unconfigure cuz this or that missing dependency and such, yes, bear in mind apt-get/aptitude/synaptic are just frontends for dpkg installs | 02:01 |
capon | hi all, is there a program I could use to create an iso image out of a cd? thanks | 02:01 |
distress | greg__: im gonna scroogle it | 02:01 |
samsung | to all who helped testdisk saved the day...i was messing with this for 2hours before seeking help and im fixed in 2 min | 02:01 |
capon | hi all, is there a program I could use to create an iso image out of a cd? thanks | 02:02 |
DanaG | ah, I fixed my issue... deleted the "Ambience" profile. | 02:02 |
Typos_King | atoi: I usually back up my .deb files each in their own folder and whenever I needed reinstalled I'd just do -> sudo dpkg -i * | 02:02 |
spat_hero | This is retarded. My computer won't start because of a kernel panic, and there's no way to find out what caused it. | 02:02 |
zsquareplusc | capon cat /dev/cdrom >image.iso :-) and yes there are better methods too | 02:02 |
t0ny-p40 | In 10.04 how do I get my resolution set to 1280x720? | 02:02 |
atoi | Typos_King, where can I find the .deb files if I used aptitude to install/upgrade them? | 02:02 |
atoi | (sorry to ask, but I don't use ubuntu all THAT much.) | 02:02 |
Typos_King | atoi: /var/cache/apt/archive | 02:02 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: start in safe mode | 02:02 |
atoi | perfect, thanks. | 02:03 |
spat_hero | Kernel panics are impossible to debug with Ubuntu or any other Live CD distro. | 02:03 |
capon | zsquareplusc, hey man, that thing didnt work, I had an error at about 70% | 02:03 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: start in recovery mode | 02:03 |
spat_hero | Recovery mode for Windows? Good idea. | 02:03 |
Typos_King | atoi: if you haven't done an apt-get clean; more or less all will be there | 02:03 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: grub > ubuntu recovery | 02:04 |
distress | greg__: /usr/sbin/alsaconf in package alsa-utils <-- you may have that | 02:04 |
spat_hero | How do I do that, ace? | 02:04 |
neldridge | spat_hero: tab completion on nick's ftw. | 02:04 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: do you get a grub menu? if so, you should see your normal ubuntu and below that a recovery boot | 02:05 |
t0ny-p40 | Anyone know who I can set a custom resolution in 10.04? nvidia-settings won't let me pick the one I want. | 02:05 |
spat_hero | No selections from a Grub menu. | 02:05 |
spat_hero | I get one from the live cd, but nothing about recovery mode. | 02:05 |
Typos_King | capon: dd if=/dev/hdc of=mycdimage.iso; more or less :), assuming your cd is at 'hdc', you can also use something like K3b or Brassero too :) | 02:05 |
distress | t0ny-p40: you can edit it in /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 02:05 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: live cd won't have it. tell me your install details | 02:06 |
distress | t0ny-p40: it takes a X restart | 02:06 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: http://images.howtoforge.com/images/unetbootin_windows_linux/big/36.png | 02:06 |
t0ny-p40 | I was looking for Xorg >.< | 02:06 |
DavidisKewl | My Internet is not working. I can ping websites, the wireless connection manager in the upper right says it's connected at 82%. Firefox does not work, nor do programs that need Internet access. ??? | 02:06 |
Typos_King | !resolution | t0ny-p40 | 02:06 |
ubottu | t0ny-p40: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 02:06 |
t0ny-p40 | I thought they did away it with in 10.04 :p | 02:07 |
BaliShag | I've got a fresh install on an older Dell machine (pentium 4 at 2.5 gig) it perks laong fine and then all of a sudden it drops to a black screen,,,has anyone had any similar issues like that ? Any ideas what may cause that ? | 02:07 |
BaliShag | laong=along | 02:07 |
spat_hero | I had 9.10 installed and tried to upgrade to 10.04. Something weird happened in the middle. When I restarted (because there's nothing else I could do), it won't start up. Tried using an old 9.04 install CD I have, and I get a kernel panic when I choose "Try Ubuntu without installing." | 02:07 |
orange_ | How would I figure out why my laptop with ubuntu 10.04 now will power itself off after a few minutes. It has never done that with previous versions over the years. Soon as I installed 10.04 I get this. I'm thinking there is a log file describing why it rebooted... | 02:07 |
distress | spat_hero: did it mount your harddrive readonly ? | 02:08 |
DavidisKewl | 09pppppppppppp78 | 02:08 |
Typos_King | BaliShag: I'd think is the currently loaded vide driver.... check for any Restricted ones maybe, you may also be able to fix it by just installing the linux-backport-modules | 02:08 |
spat_hero | distress: no, but I guess Ubuntu could have during the upgrade. | 02:08 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: you could try reinstall 9.1, same partition table, WITHOUT formatting. that will save your old data and configs | 02:09 |
atoi | Typos_King, I used " dpkg -i --force-downgrade libkrb53_1.6.dfsg.4~beta1-3ubuntu0.3_amd64.deb" | 02:09 |
spat_hero | acerimmer: nope. I get kernel panic before I do anything whatsoever. | 02:09 |
coffee_ | there is this new thing in the systray on ubuntu which would show me a notification if I would get an email with evolution. Can I somehow configure it for thunderbird? | 02:09 |
BaliShag | Typos_King: ok,,I'll check into that,,I haven't seen anything in the log files to indicate what it may be | 02:09 |
spat_hero | Kernel panic in kernel_init | 02:10 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: so u get kernel panic when booting teh live cd or from the hdd? | 02:10 |
distress | spat_hero: and you are/did not instal(ling) 9.04 over an 10.04 upgrade ? | 02:10 |
spat_hero | acerimmer: livecd | 02:10 |
Typos_King | BaliShag: stuff like that will be a videocard drivers issue | 02:10 |
spat_hero | distress: can't install or try without installing. Either one: kernel panic. | 02:10 |
wildbat | spat_hero, did you check fo Live CD intergety ? or did memtest? | 02:10 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: try the alternate ISO ubuntu install for your machine. ensure you get the right version 32/64 bit and do a md4sum check after you downlaod and after you burn it | 02:11 |
distress | spat_hero: then you have to get a rescue cd out | 02:11 |
spat_hero | wildbat: did memtest for 4 hours. Tried multiple livecds I had archived and have used in the past. | 02:11 |
magedragon25 | was given and acer aspire one with no cdrom....want to wipe it clean and install 10.04.......what's the best way to do this? | 02:11 |
distress | spat_hero: boot up a live cd and install a new kernel | 02:11 |
BaliShag | Typos_King: ok,,,we'll look into that Asap | 02:11 |
BaliShag | ty very much | 02:12 |
hiexpo | hi all | 02:12 |
h00k | coffee_: there is a package somewhere that has integration for thundebird, I think I saw it on omgubuntu.co.uk | 02:12 |
h00k | *thunderbird | 02:12 |
magedragon25 | was given and acer aspire one with no cdrom....want to wipe it clean and install 10.04.......what's the best way to do this? | 02:12 |
h00k | magedragon25: USB, an ISO, and unetbootin | 02:13 |
xangua | !usb | magedragon25 | 02:13 |
ubottu | magedragon25: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 02:13 |
h00k | !unetbootin | magedragon25 | 02:13 |
spat_hero | distress: ??? How do I do this when Live CD has kernel panic? | 02:13 |
h00k | spat_hero: it sounds like you have hardware problems, you might want to give netconsole a shot | 02:13 |
distress | spat_hero: then you have to get another live cd | 02:13 |
h00k | !netconsole | spat_hero | 02:13 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: that's why i suggested a new download - a good iso shouldn't have a kp on it | 02:13 |
h00k | spat_hero: did this happen on an installed version, also? | 02:13 |
distress | yeah or your hardware is broken | 02:13 |
Loshki | spat_hero: You say you tried multiple livecds? Are you saying there's no version that doesn't panic when you run the live cd? | 02:14 |
magedragon25 | thanx all who answered | 02:14 |
spat_hero | distress: yes, I'm sure it's hardware-related. | 02:14 |
coffee_ | h00k: thanks a lot! | 02:14 |
h00k | coffee_: did you find it? | 02:14 |
distress | then you gotta find out what is broken | 02:14 |
spat_hero | Loshki: Correct! Thanks for listening! | 02:14 |
coffee_ | h00k: yes | 02:14 |
h00k | spat_hero: yeah, check out netconsole | 02:14 |
distress | its most likely screen related | 02:14 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: if you've a usb on your box you might consider the usb install method | 02:14 |
distress | maybe motherboard | 02:15 |
spat_hero | acerimmer: I don't think that's going to bypass the hardware issue, unless it's a CD issue, and I've tried installation from CD and DVD from my macine. | 02:15 |
h00k | spat_hero: I was able to distuingish my L2 Cache on my proc was bad. | 02:15 |
h00k | spat_hero: did you verify the CDs? | 02:15 |
h00k | !md5 | spat_hero | 02:15 |
ubottu | spat_hero: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 02:15 |
spat_hero | Here's what I want to know: how can I find out? Why won't it tell me what piece of hardware it's failing on? | 02:15 |
Loshki | spat_hero: 8.04 LTS is the stables distro I know of. If you can't boot the 8.04 live cd without a kernel panic, then I'd say it's time to give up on Ubuntu for that particular hardware... | 02:15 |
spat_hero | Ubuntu was working last week before I tried upgrade!!!!! | 02:16 |
distress | spat_hero: replace things start with a screen or a motherboard | 02:16 |
distress | spat_hero: or try a diff OS | 02:16 |
spat_hero | Like Windoze? Good idea. | 02:16 |
orange_ | How would I figure out why my laptop with ubuntu 10.04 now will power itself off after a few minutes. It has never done that with previous versions over the years. Soon as I installed 10.04 I get this. I'm thinking there is a log file describing why it rebooted... | 02:16 |
wildbat | spat_hero, what type of cpu you got ? | 02:16 |
t0ny-p40 | Ok, When I run this. DISPLAY=":0" xrandr --output default --mode 1280x720_60.00 | 02:16 |
Loshki | spat_hero: what version did you upgrade from? | 02:16 |
h00k | spat_hero: you can use netconsole to give kernel dumps with a crossover and another machine, if available, check this out: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/KernelTeam/Netconsole | 02:16 |
t0ny-p40 | I get xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed | 02:16 |
spat_hero | 9.10 | 02:16 |
t0ny-p40 | Any ideas? | 02:16 |
spat_hero | wildbat: single-core intel | 02:17 |
wildbat | spat_hero, software sometime have a hardtime to analysis hardware failure ~ as the hardware already not woking as expected. what moterborad? | 02:17 |
ryuuku | hi can i get help setting up a wireless adapter please | 02:17 |
Loshki | spat_hero: 10.04 is still stabilising. If all else fails, you might have to drop back to 9.10... | 02:17 |
distress | i bet the cpu is alright though | 02:17 |
spat_hero | Loshik: tried booting 9.10, 9.04, 7.04 CDs. | 02:18 |
distress | unless you have a broken cooler or something | 02:18 |
spat_hero | Also, non-Ubuntu: Debian...can't remember what distro... | 02:18 |
h00k | spat_hero: please see that netconsole wiki, it will give you the detailed message of your kernel panic | 02:18 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: whoa. iow you've been hardware testing and found that's not working. | 02:18 |
bedwyr | Loshki, i still can't burn 10.4 here, but i'll wait until you're done with spat_hero if you think you can help | 02:18 |
chasecrum | anyone know anything about clusters ? | 02:19 |
omar | what's the command to reboot X? | 02:19 |
acerimmer | !clusters | 02:19 |
h00k | !anyone | chasecrum | 02:19 |
ubottu | chasecrum: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 02:19 |
distress | omar: ctrl alt backspace | 02:19 |
Loshki | spat_hero: so let me get this right: 9.10 ran perfectly for you until you upgraded to 10.04, and now all live cds result in a kernel panic, even the 9.10 live cd which formerly worked? Is that what you're saying? | 02:19 |
Loshki | bedwyr: tell me what happened.... | 02:19 |
omar | distress, didn't work i guess cause i'm running compiz? | 02:19 |
ryuuku | anyone??? | 02:19 |
chasecrum | I want to build a cluster. I dont know anything about clusters. Is there someone who can mentor me ? | 02:20 |
h00k | distress: ctrl+alt+backspace isn't used anymore | 02:20 |
bedwyr | Loshki, it stopped 660mb. would like me to pastebin the console output? | 02:20 |
acerimmer | ryuuku: hello. what | 02:20 |
distress | h00k: please elaborate | 02:20 |
h00k | chasecrum: Is this an ubuntu specific question? | 02:20 |
spat_hero | Loshki: correct. | 02:20 |
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orange_ | How would I figure out why my laptop with ubuntu 10.04 now will power itself off after a few minutes. It has never done that with previous versions over the years. Soon as I installed 10.04 I get this. I'm thinking there is a log file describing why it rebooted... | 02:20 |
Agrajag- | i have a 2nd monitor (dvi) that since updating to 10.04, seems to change brightness depending on what's displayed on the screen. even when scrolling through a webpage in google chrome the brightness changes. if i use "display" to display a large image, it also goes very bright. it's extremely annoying, anyone know what might be causing this? | 02:20 |
Loshki | bedwyr: just the last dozen or so lines should be enough... | 02:20 |
bedwyr | Loshki, ack! | 02:20 |
DoYouKnow | when will b43 work with bcm4328? | 02:20 |
distress | spat_hero: this happened _after_ an software upgrade ? | 02:21 |
wildbat | spat_hero, my suggestion is to open up your machine, remove any dust toy see, disconnect all the drive and cards but leaving a displaycard and cd/DVD ~ and boot again ~ if you get errors ~ your motherbroad or powersupply may go bad. | 02:21 |
spat_hero | distress: yeah, but it stopped in the middle for an unknown reason. | 02:21 |
h00k | distress: since Karmic, ctrl+alt+backspace has been depreciated, the current way is alt+SysRq+k | 02:21 |
bedwyr | !pastebin | 02:21 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 02:21 |
omar | so rebooting x window system? anyone know? :) | 02:21 |
Loshki | spat_hero: I can't really explain that behavior, unless you've had a hardware failure of some kind that just happened to coincide with the upgrade you did... | 02:21 |
acerimmer | omar: ctrl-alt backspace | 02:22 |
spat_hero | Loshki: that's my best guess under the circumstances. It's weird. I wish I could narrow it down easier. | 02:22 |
ugliefrog | In the top right corner of my panel is my user name...I click on it and there is a box that allows me to type into it....Problem is I cant see what Im typing...Is there a way to fix that | 02:22 |
h00k | acerimmer: that has been depreciated | 02:22 |
omar | i just did alt-f2 and typed compiz seemed to get the job done | 02:22 |
Loshki | spat_hero: I would start by running an overnight memtest.... | 02:22 |
bedwyr | Loshki, i grabbed 21 lines, will you be mad at me? | 02:22 |
acerimmer | h00k: thank you | 02:22 |
spat_hero | Loshki: did one for 4 hours | 02:22 |
h00k | acerimmer, omar: alt+SysRq+k is the way to restart x/gdm | 02:22 |
Loshki | bedwyr: not at all, just pastebin them to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com | 02:23 |
xangua | ugliefrog: have you already set you twitter/facebook account¿ | 02:23 |
bedwyr | Loshki, http://paste.ubuntu.com/431422/ | 02:23 |
Loshki | spat_hero: 4 hours is kinda light for a memtest. Start it before bed and let it run overnight & check it in the morning... | 02:24 |
ugliefrog | xangua, Yes I have | 02:24 |
spat_hero | Loshki: thanks for your help. I'll fight this on my own. I have some other computers and I might be able to swap out some components. | 02:24 |
spat_hero | I'm SURE it's a hardware failure. Must have occurred during the upgrade. | 02:24 |
h00k | spat_hero: To pin it down, I'm tellin' ya, netconsole is really nifty for that kind of thing. | 02:24 |
spat_hero | Thanks, h00k. I intend to look into that now. | 02:24 |
acerimmer | spat_hero: try flashing any new bios before installing linux | 02:25 |
distress | that ctrl sysrq k didnt work well here | 02:25 |
Loshki | spat_hero: rebooting, especially if you power cycle, stresses components. Maybe that did it... | 02:25 |
orange_ | How would I figure out why my laptop with ubuntu 10.04 now will power itself off after a few minutes. It has never done that with previous versions over the years. Soon as I installed 10.04 I get this. I'm thinking there is a log file describing why it rebooted... | 02:25 |
h00k | distress: sorry, It's alt+sysrq+k...my bad. | 02:25 |
ryuuku | is there any one here? | 02:25 |
acerimmer | ryuuku: greetings | 02:26 |
distress | h00k: i take your word for it | 02:26 |
h00k | distress: :) | 02:26 |
ryuuku | hello | 02:26 |
acerimmer | ryuuku: hello | 02:26 |
orange_ | ryuuku: People are here but in the 3 years I've bothered coming here for answers I've never gotten one. | 02:26 |
ryuuku | anyone? | 02:26 |
h00k | orange_: your logs can be found in /var/log/ | 02:27 |
orange_ | omg, i got an answer | 02:27 |
realmatt | is there a way to use your video card to decode hd video? | 02:27 |
ryuuku | is there anyone in the general chat at all? | 02:28 |
h00k | !ot | ryuuku | 02:28 |
ubottu | ryuuku: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 02:28 |
Loshki | bedwyr: looks like you got a 'write error' at 692463616 bytes. Are you *sure* your CD is big enough? There's some overhead involved in lead-in/lead-out... | 02:28 |
bedwyr | Loshki, it's a 80m/700Mb disc | 02:29 |
omar | h00k i just pressed that command and it totally froze my comp | 02:29 |
sebas891 | hi folks, I wonder why ubuntu 10.04 take more than 60 minutes to install using the alternate cd installer. | 02:29 |
distress | omar: ^5 | 02:29 |
omar | distress: eh? | 02:29 |
sebas891 | it used to be much faster in Jaunty. | 02:29 |
h00k | omar: that should have restarted your x/gdm session | 02:29 |
distress | omar: same here | 02:29 |
corpse | can anyone suggest a good system backup and restore program? | 02:29 |
omar | h00k nope it broke my computer :D i coudln't ctrl+alt f# either | 02:30 |
distress | yeah i use startx | 02:30 |
h00k | !backup | corpse | 02:30 |
ubottu | corpse: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning | 02:30 |
Loshki | bedwyr: I just checked, that's what my blank cds are too. Did you say yours are cd-rw's? Got any cd-r blanks? | 02:30 |
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DoYouKnow | anyone know when my bcm4328 will work natively with linux? I'm trying to enable monitor mode on my card with ubuntu 64-bit... I can do it on 32-bit with ndiswrapper but the patch won't work for 64- bit | 02:30 |
DoYouKnow | with b43, hopefully | 02:30 |
distress | omar: whats your desktop your running there ? | 02:30 |
corpse | thank you | 02:30 |
bedwyr | Loshki, let me check if i do | 02:30 |
mbeierl | Suddenly my wife's iMac can no longer see my Ubuntu shared printers. Nor can I add them back. Can anyone shed some light on sharing printers from Ubuntu to Mac OS/X? | 02:30 |
h00k | !dontzap | omar, distress | 02:30 |
ubottu | omar, distress: To re-enable the Ctrl-Alt-Backspace combination that restarts your X server see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/DontZap | 02:30 |
distress | ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT has landed | 02:30 |
omar | distress ubuntu 10.04.. is that what you were asking? 64 bit | 02:30 |
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omar | yeah i was pressying just about every combination i think i hit ctrl+alt+backspace | 02:31 |
omar | couldn't regain control was just frozen | 02:31 |
distress | omar: hi xfce4 4.6.1.3 Meta-package for the Xfce Lightweight Desktop Environment | 02:32 |
andares | Hey all. I no longer have space sufficient to upgrade my aged version of ubuntu on my netbook. | 02:32 |
omar | oh i'm using gnome | 02:32 |
h00k | andares: you can clear some space with sudo apt-get autoremove; sudo apt-get autoclean | 02:32 |
andares | What do I do? | 02:32 |
andares | h00k: I don't think it would be enough space, but I'll try. | 02:32 |
h00k | andares: alternatively, remove some stuff you don't use | 02:33 |
echosystm | my ssh client has just timed out | 02:33 |
andares | h00k: I use everything on here except.. for.. eclipse. | 02:33 |
echosystm | how do i exit it? | 02:33 |
andares | Btw, ubuntu's version of eclipse is half a decade old almost. | 02:34 |
lovre | hi all. i cant seem to get any change in video brightness, not with dragon player, not with mplayer (smplayer).... Why is this? Equalizer just gets ignored in video.. | 02:34 |
echosystm | i remember there was some keyboard shortcut to achieve this | 02:34 |
bedwyr | Loshki, is "wodim: Operation not permitted. Warning: Cannot raise RLIMIT_MEMLOCK limits.scsidev: '/dev/scd0'" something to worry about? | 02:34 |
rww | bedwyr: no | 02:34 |
Loshki | bedwyr: are you running it as root. You should... | 02:34 |
DoYouKnow | my card is a 0b:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4328 802.11a/b/g/n (rev 03). how do I get monitor mode enabled? | 02:34 |
bedwyr | Loshki, nope not running it as root like i don't sun brasero as root | 02:35 |
bedwyr | run* | 02:35 |
zheng | HI, I want to compile and update a new kernel for ubuntu-8.04.4, I want to know how can I modify the kernel version number to match the default initrd(initrd.img-2.6.24-27-generic) | 02:35 |
Loshki | bedwyr: oh, I thought you were running the command line version? | 02:35 |
distress | zheng: if your compiling from source you better know what youre doing | 02:36 |
h00k | andares: uh, 3.5.2 is pretty recent | 02:36 |
omar | if i wanna connect to a wifi network without the nm-applet i should run sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid "networkname" && dhclient wlan0 right? | 02:36 |
h00k | !kernelcompile | zheng | 02:36 |
ubottu | zheng: The core of the Ubuntu Operating System is the Linux kernel: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel - You shouldn't have to compile your own, but if you're convinced you do, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile - See also: /msg ubottu stages | 02:36 |
rww | omar: is it an open wireless network? | 02:36 |
onetinsoldier | !info make-kpkg | 02:36 |
zheng | I means, when the new kernel boots, it will find its modules in the initrd, but the default version number is 2.6.24-27-generic, | 02:36 |
ubottu | Package make-kpkg does not exist in lucid | 02:36 |
bedwyr | Loshki, yes, i tried the cdrecord utility as you mentionned | 02:37 |
bedwyr | but not as root | 02:37 |
omar | rww actually it's encrypted but i should be able to just append "key (wepkey) open" to the end if iwconfig aye? | 02:37 |
distress | zheng: you can change those settigns in the Makefile | 02:37 |
zheng | but my new kernel is 2.6.24.6, the are mismatched, so I must change the intird, | 02:37 |
rww | omar: sounds right, yeah | 02:37 |
ryuuku | can anyone help me please? | 02:37 |
zheng | distress: thx, | 02:37 |
Loshki | bedwyr: cdrecord needs to run as root, do you have enough blanks to try it? | 02:37 |
h00k | !anyoen | ryuuku | 02:37 |
distress | zheng: or apply the appropriate command line parameters to the configure and build scripts | 02:38 |
zheng | how can I do it ? | 02:38 |
omar | rww okay i get some weird garbage for the essid when i do that | 02:38 |
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h00k | !anyone | ryuuku | 02:38 |
ubottu | ryuuku: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 02:38 |
omar | rww and i've connected to networks like this before a long time ago so dunno what's up | 02:38 |
acerimmer | !ask>ryuuku | 02:38 |
acerimmer | !ask > ryuuku | 02:38 |
distress | zheng: but downloading and installing an kernel image is much easier | 02:38 |
zheng | After I change the initrd, it can work, but Now I dont want to change the initrd, I just want to change the kernel config, but I dont how to change or configure it | 02:39 |
bedwyr | Loshki, i'll try it with my RW first, then i have about 2 R blanks | 02:39 |
rww | omar: try sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid "networkname"; sudo iwconfig key keygoeshere; perhaps? | 02:39 |
rww | (you don't need open, it's the default) | 02:39 |
zheng | distress: thx again, I must do a little patch to the kernel. | 02:39 |
omar | rww tried that too.. tried a ton of permutations actually. i never can get my computer associated to my AP manually... it only works with nm-applet | 02:39 |
distress | i doubt it zheng | 02:40 |
Loshki | bedwyr: good idea... | 02:40 |
rww | omar: might be a wonky driver. NetworkManager seems to work around quirks in wifi drivers better than iwconfig, I find. | 02:40 |
bedwyr | Loshki, one thing that went well all along: brasero blanks the RW without an itch | 02:40 |
ntemis | hi | 02:40 |
ntemis | i need some help please | 02:41 |
omar | rww yeah wicd didn't work either with it | 02:41 |
zheng | why??? | 02:41 |
zheng | After I change the initrd, it can works. but now I dont want to change the initrd, I just want to change the kernel config, but I dont know how to change or configure it | 02:41 |
h00k | !ask | ntemis | 02:41 |
ubottu | ntemis: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 02:41 |
omar | i got the same weird essid thing in wicd | 02:41 |
distress | lol | 02:41 |
omar | like \0wd\03xd\... etc | 02:41 |
Loshki | bedwyr: you'd think simply burning a cd would be easier, wouldn't you? | 02:41 |
andares | dangit. | 02:41 |
andares | hey question. | 02:41 |
rww | omar: yeah, my card doesn't work with wicd at all, works fine with networkmanager, and needs to be ifupped multiple times with /etc/network/interfaces. It's annoying :( | 02:41 |
andares | To upgrade ubuntu, I don't have enough free space on this partition. | 02:41 |
andares | Like, I never will, ever. | 02:42 |
andares | How do I fix this? | 02:42 |
bedwyr | Loshki, well, up until now it has been haha | 02:42 |
andares | Can I use a temporary working dir on another partition? | 02:42 |
distress | zheng: then you best read a good online howto about the subject | 02:42 |
acerimmer | !xubuntu|andares | 02:42 |
ubottu | andares: Xubuntu is Ubuntu with Xfce instead of !GNOME. More info at http://www.xubuntu.org and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/ - To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop » - Join #xubuntu for support - See also: !Ubuntu and !Xubuntu-Channels | 02:42 |
andares | acerimmer: what | 02:42 |
acerimmer | !lubuntu|andares | 02:42 |
ubottu | andares: lubuntu is a project to create a derivative of Ubuntu using the LXDE desktop environment. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu | 02:42 |
andares | acerimmer: that doesn't answer any of my questions at all. | 02:42 |
andares | why would you link me to that? | 02:42 |
Loshki | rww: unusual. Most people used to say they preferred wicd. Has it 'gone down' in 10.04... | 02:42 |
zheng | distress: Ok, thx. I'll read it. | 02:42 |
acerimmer | andares: both These *buntus are low demand distros. just FYI | 02:43 |
IdleOne | andares: you have more hd space? use gparted to extend your ubuntu partition | 02:43 |
rww | Loshki: it's not wicd's fault, it's the fault of crappy wifi drivers | 02:43 |
andares | IdleOne: extend into what? | 02:43 |
ntemis | i installed ubuntu onto sdhc card 16gb | 02:43 |
andares | IdleOne: the partitions are on physically different drives. | 02:43 |
bthornton | I'm trying to mount my encrypted HOME directory from a Jaunty install on my Lucid box. I don't have my passphrase, but I didn't have to enter any passwords to mount the dir when I was in Jaunty. What do I use to mount this-- mount.ecryptfs or mount.ecryptfs_private ? | 02:43 |
ntemis | installed ok | 02:43 |
ntemis | proccess went ok | 02:43 |
IdleOne | andares: ahhh, I don't know then. | 02:43 |
ntemis | boot loader etc ext4 all ok | 02:43 |
ntemis | when i restarted am left with a blicking curson ontop of the screen | 02:44 |
andares | IdleOne: is it feasible to have a 4gb / in general? | 02:44 |
Loshki | rww: are you sure? If it were drivers, I would expect equally bad behaviour with both wicd and NetworManager... | 02:44 |
ntemis | top left corner | 02:44 |
REDINHU | Hello all | 02:44 |
ntemis | no go | 02:44 |
IdleOne | andares: yes but that would be just enough for the default install. | 02:44 |
h00k | !enter | ntemis | 02:44 |
ubottu | ntemis: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 02:44 |
ntemis | stucks there | 02:44 |
rww | Loshki: NetworkManager is more persistant. Doesn't stop it being the driver's fault. | 02:44 |
ntemis | 10.04 | 02:44 |
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ntemis | aspire revo 3610 | 02:45 |
Loshki | rww: fair enough... | 02:45 |
ntemis | note that i installed it onto it with the official cd | 02:45 |
CajunLanMan | Quick question guys. Is an upgrade to 10.04 as good as a fresh install? | 02:45 |
ntemis | no usb hacks no nothing | 02:45 |
ntemis | i connected my hd-dvd from xbox360 onto it and did the installation | 02:45 |
myrl | cajunman i personally dont think so | 02:45 |
ntemis | so it should work | 02:45 |
mbeierl | Suddenly my wife's iMac can no longer see my Ubuntu shared printers. Nor can I add them back. Can anyone help troubleshoot sharing printers from Ubuntu to Mac OS/X? | 02:45 |
h00k | !enter | ntemis | 02:46 |
ntemis | bios is configured to boot from usb | 02:46 |
acerimmer | CajunLanMan: fresh install is preferred but upgrade should work the same | 02:46 |
myrl | cajunlanman i personally dont think so | 02:46 |
andares | what | 02:46 |
ntemis | i also press f12 and sellected to boot from the sd card | 02:46 |
bobcoat | andares: could you mount a partition from a different drive? | 02:46 |
acerimmer | ntemis: did u hcange bios back to hdd boot order? | 02:46 |
andares | bobcoat: I do. I have /home mounted from sdb1. | 02:46 |
ntemis | any thoughts on the manner? am stuck | 02:46 |
Loshki | CajunLanMan: I agree with myrl. Upgrades are much harder to test, because everyone's setup is slightly different, so there will be fewer problems doing a fresh install... | 02:46 |
myrl | when i right click on a file i dont see the encrypt option how do i add it? | 02:46 |
ntemis | no i didnt | 02:46 |
bobcoat | andares: would that give you more space? | 02:47 |
onetinsoldier | CajunLanMan: i'd tend to say no. but, if you get all packages upgraded and installed, i suppose there's no real issue with it to point out either | 02:47 |
IdleOne | ntemis: STOP USING YOUR ENTER KEY. Please | 02:47 |
ntemis | i have 1st boot the sd card | 02:47 |
h00k | ntemis: Please keep all of your comments on one line, it makes it extremely difficult to keep up | 02:47 |
andares | bobcoat: I can't just bridge a partition between two drives without changing a lot of my setup. | 02:47 |
CajunLanMan | acerimmer, I only ask because I have factory restore, Windows 7, and Ubuntu 9.10 all installed on this machine, and that seems harder to re setup. So I was pondering an upgrade instead. | 02:47 |
ntemis | ok sorry, etc | 02:47 |
ntemis | etc enter | 02:47 |
acerimmer | CajunLanMan: so i guess you after a dual boot | 02:47 |
ntemis | ;) | 02:47 |
myrl | when i right click on a file i dont see the encrypt option how do i add it? | 02:47 |
h00k | .. | 02:47 |
julian- | Can someone explain why Disk Utility is reporting that SMART isn't supported with my internal drive, as it was before I wiped the thing to send it back? | 02:48 |
bobcoat | andares: i was just thinking as a place to store stuff while upgrading | 02:48 |
CajunLanMan | acerimmer, I'm just trying to think of the best way to do get to 10.04 on this rig | 02:48 |
andares | bobcoat: I don't know how to tell ubuntu's upgrade thing to use it though. | 02:48 |
myrl | when i right click on a file i dont see the encrypt option how do i add it? | 02:48 |
myrl | please help | 02:48 |
acerimmer | CajunLanMan: understood but still need to know: u wnat to keep win7 for dual boot? | 02:48 |
kaseano | hi :) just wondering how to ftp something in ubuntu | 02:49 |
kaseano | ex: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/install-source.php#unix | 02:49 |
bobcoat | andares: what directory does it normally use? you could mount over this directory and see what changes and how much space you need | 02:49 |
CajunLanMan | yes. keeping win7 | 02:49 |
myrl | kaseano you can install ftp client in software center | 02:49 |
CajunLanMan | if possible | 02:49 |
kaseano | oh ok | 02:49 |
kaseano | ill google that thx myrl | 02:49 |
myrl | kaseano gftp | 02:49 |
myrl | kaseano youre welcome | 02:50 |
kaseano | oh well I just mean download something | 02:50 |
kaseano | on ubuntu lol | 02:50 |
usr13 | kaseano: same with any other OS | 02:50 |
kaseano | I've used packages for everything so far | 02:50 |
acerimmer | CajunLanMan: possible & easy if properlydone. First back up your data AND make install on computer HW upgrades, especially any bios upgrades | 02:50 |
kaseano | like apt-get and aptitude | 02:50 |
usr13 | kaseano: Do you want a gui client? | 02:50 |
kaseano | no that's ok | 02:50 |
h00k | kaseano: you can use Nautilus, actually, instead | 02:50 |
usr13 | kaseano: Filezilla? | 02:50 |
myrl | kaseano you can also use ur web browser or nautilus | 02:50 |
IdleOne | kaseano: Please keep your posts limited to one line. excessive use of the enter key makes it hard to follow | 02:50 |
kaseano | sry | 02:50 |
myrl | when i right click on a file i dont see the encrypt option how do i add it? | 02:51 |
h00k | kaseano: in the location bar (access with ctrl+l) you can use ftp://sitehere with nautilus | 02:51 |
CajunLanMan | Will do. Thanks for the help. | 02:51 |
kaseano | ok I'll google nautilus thx h00k | 02:51 |
h00k | myrl: I think that's in seahorse-plugins actually | 02:51 |
usr13 | kaseano: You can just do command line; ftp host.name.here | 02:51 |
acerimmer | CajunLanMan: then try the 9.1 distro upgrade option. should that fail, do a fresh install with the same partition table set up. | 02:51 |
h00k | kaseano: you have it already! it's your file-browser | 02:51 |
myrl | h00k thanks | 02:51 |
distress | myrl: its not implemented | 02:51 |
myrl | ok | 02:51 |
CajunLanMan | acerimmer, will do. Thanks again. | 02:52 |
kaseano | well I ssh into my box, and it's all ubuntu from a command line | 02:52 |
usr13 | kaseano: if it is anonymous ftp, yes, you can use any browser, firefox etc. | 02:52 |
acerimmer | CajunLanMan: take your time, follow the guides good luck | 02:52 |
usr13 | kaseano: firefox ftp://server.here | 02:52 |
kaseano | ok, thx usr13 | 02:52 |
andares | bobcoat: I don't know what directory it uses. | 02:53 |
sam555 | is there another way to downgrade from 10 to 9.10 other than this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DowngradeHowto | 02:53 |
julian- | Sorry to repeat myself, but it's 3am and I really need to get this thing packaged up to send back tomorrow, any idea why Disk Utility is telling me that my drive's SMART Status is Not Supported, when it was previously (and was doing its very best Danger Will Robinson! at me).? | 02:53 |
myrl | quick question: is apache2 hackproof? | 02:53 |
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IdleOne | myrl: nothing is hack proof | 02:53 |
myrl | idleone but is it safe compared to other programs | 02:54 |
usr13 | myrl: A aserver is as secure or insecure as you make it. | 02:54 |
advaitd | has anybody run into flashplugin issues with lucid | 02:54 |
IdleOne | myrl: it is as safe as you make it . yeah what usr13 said :) | 02:55 |
Loshki | julian-: what did you 'wipe' it with? | 02:55 |
myrl | but is apache2 generally a safe server? | 02:55 |
usr13 | myrl: It also depends on what your serving and how it's set up. | 02:55 |
julian- | Loshki: Mac OS X's Disk Utility, a zero all over wipe. | 02:55 |
myrl | k thanks | 02:55 |
IdleOne | myrl: the real answer to your question is that there is no simple yes or no to that question | 02:56 |
myrl | idleone lol ok | 02:56 |
Loshki | julian-: usually if I'm returning a drive, I run the manufacturer's own diagnostic disk. Some suppliers won't take a return that hasn't failed their own tests... | 02:56 |
onetinsoldier | advaitd: yes. i can't click on a flash video link | 02:56 |
slug | I have a question, my headphones only work when the jack is only plugged in partially, and even then the sound comes out of my laptop speakers AND the headphones any ideas? | 02:56 |
engrish_man | im dying | 02:57 |
engrish_man | aaarg | 02:57 |
bedwyr | Loshki, sudo'd cdrecord is now at roughly 370mb... just letting you know of the sloooow progression of the attempt | 02:57 |
usr13 | engrish_man: Whasamatter? | 02:57 |
advaitd | onetinsoldier: were you able to fix it | 02:57 |
Loshki | bedwyr: fingers crossed... | 02:57 |
bedwyr | Loshki, fingers AND toes crossed here | 02:57 |
onetinsoldier | advaitd: i can't say that i've tried to fix it | 02:57 |
distress | slug: sounds like broken hardware prob the headphones | 02:58 |
julian- | Loshki: Well, this company has, both W7 and Ubuntu said it was bad/failing, and trying to get files off it was less than fun, I just can't figure out why it isn't even reporting the ability to collect SMART suddenly (running from a live disc). | 02:58 |
advaitd | onetinsoldier: I cannot play youtube videos anymore | 02:58 |
slug | distress: they work fine in windows and my fiance's mac | 02:58 |
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Loshki | julian-: the only thing that occurs to me is the obvious: that the wipe trashed the SMART data somewhow... | 02:59 |
onetinsoldier | advaitd: i can play them. if i go to a site where there's like, an embedded link that will take me to see the vid on youtube, i can't click on it. but the vid at youtube work ok for me | 02:59 |
slug | distress: I actually had the same issue with a previous pair of headphones | 02:59 |
julian- | Loshki: Hmm, it just seems like it should be the kind of thing that should be inherently recreated/impossible to wipe. | 02:59 |
myrl | is there a program that shows the ips of all the computers on the network? | 03:00 |
julian- | Loshki: Thanks anyway, seeing as it can't seem to run benchmarks I figure it'll probably still fail their tests. | 03:00 |
distress | slug: so you claim that its software while all you do is move the headphone plug around ? | 03:00 |
advaitd | onetinsoldier: Thanks, I seem to have a slightly different problem, I am new to the community, any suggestions on how to go about finding a solution | 03:00 |
distress | slug: maybe your hardware is not supported ? | 03:01 |
onetinsoldier | advaitd: there's the ubuntu forums, here, and a lot of times... i just try to search google for an answer | 03:01 |
Loshki | julian-: couldn't agree with you more. I have occasionally seen disks where smartctl would intermittently report 'no SMART support'. Might be a symptom of a malfunctioning drive controller... | 03:01 |
slug | distress: i suppose that's a possibility, but I can't help but think its a software issue as I use these headphones on windows fully plugged in without any issue.... | 03:01 |
advaitd | onetinsoldier:Thanks | 03:01 |
onetinsoldier | advaitd: just keep asking the question in here every several minutes, and someone will probably have an idea at some point | 03:02 |
intjbrah | Question: Are there any Exchange Server work alikes on Linux? If so what recommendations? | 03:02 |
distress | slug: yeah so thats weird | 03:02 |
usr13 | intjbrah: No. Use apache | 03:02 |
slug | distress: i'm running this on asus g60vx | 03:02 |
usr13 | intjbrah: WHat do looks have to do with it? | 03:03 |
intjbrah | usr13: Apache? I said Exchange not IIS | 03:03 |
intjbrah | usr13: you trolling? | 03:03 |
usr13 | intjbrah: Sorry, my mistake. | 03:03 |
Dirty_habiT | newest ubuntu live cd doesn't have rescue option :( | 03:03 |
intjbrah | usr13: lol, okay | 03:03 |
distress | slug: did you ask in #debian ? | 03:03 |
myrl | is there a program that shows the ips of all the computers on the network? | 03:03 |
brownsound279 | advaitd: what was your question? | 03:03 |
Dirty_habiT | i need to boot rescue w/ grub2 on broken partition so i can update-grub | 03:03 |
Cpudan80 | myrl: yes | 03:04 |
slug | distress: nope, I'll have to try | 03:04 |
Loshki | intjbrah: I found this via google: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-enterprise-47/an-ms-exchange-replacement-for-linux-206071/ | 03:04 |
onetinsoldier | myrl: you might try iptraf, nmap, etherape | 03:04 |
Cpudan80 | myrl: Ive used this one ... http://www.radmin.com/products/utilities/ipscanner.php | 03:04 |
myrl | hmm | 03:04 |
wildbat | !gub2 | Dirty_habiT | 03:04 |
myrl | cool | 03:04 |
myrl | thanks | 03:05 |
distress | slug: i doubt they know the answer cause its software as you claim | 03:05 |
wildbat | !grub2 | Dirty_habiT | 03:05 |
ubottu | Dirty_habiT: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 03:05 |
intjbrah | Loshki: thanks, I will look at that | 03:05 |
onetinsoldier | myrl: my personal favorite is 'iptraf' | 03:05 |
onetinsoldier | !info iptraf | 03:05 |
myrl | cool | 03:05 |
Cpudan80 | myrl: oh woops - I thought I was in ##windows - that obviously wont work on ubuntu --- try one of the ones that onetinsoldier said | 03:05 |
mbeierl | What does it mean if cups is reporting: "SLPReg of <printer> failed with status -20!" | 03:05 |
ubottu | iptraf (source: iptraf): Interactive Colorful IP LAN Monitor. In component main, is optional. Version 3.0.0-7 (lucid), package size 160 kB, installed size 728 kB | 03:05 |
myrl | ;) | 03:05 |
acerimmer | Dirty_habiT: http://tolearnfree.blogspot.com/2009/12/how-to-fix-grub2-on-ubuntu-910.html | 03:06 |
bedwyr | Loshki, failed at roughly the same place... | 03:06 |
bedwyr | will try with CD-R | 03:07 |
Loshki | bedwyr: that's what I'd try next. But I'm starting to wonder if your burner has gone south... | 03:07 |
bedwyr | Loshki, ah shyte... that would suck... i probably burn less discs than your average lambda user! | 03:08 |
bedwyr | would probably explain why it still works after 7 years? | 03:08 |
bedwyr | or worked | 03:08 |
pipegeek | is there any way short of writing a custom xorg.conf to configure the screen resolution gdm uses by default? | 03:08 |
maco | pipegeek: yes | 03:08 |
maco | pipegeek: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 03:09 |
Loshki | bedwyr: well, moving part technology doesn't last forever. But it's premature to worry. Try a CD-R burn first... | 03:09 |
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Aquina | Is there a good alternative for KDE Komparator (program which compares directories and files)? | 03:09 |
maco | pipegeek: i put the bit about GDM on that page :) | 03:09 |
Dirty_habiT | acerimmer: thank you. | 03:10 |
maco | Aquina: still for kde or looking for a gnome one? | 03:10 |
Dirty_habiT | i'll look into that. | 03:10 |
myrl | is there a program thats similar to network magic? | 03:10 |
myrl | is there a program thats similar to network magic? | 03:11 |
I_Love_Beer | What is Network Magic? | 03:11 |
bedwyr | Loshki, is there a utility to determine sped of a disc? i'm either too dumb or blind to find it on the disc itself or the case... or it really is not written | 03:11 |
steaminc | I need help | 03:11 |
intjbrah | myri what is network magic? | 03:11 |
bedwyr | speed* | 03:12 |
steaminc | my sound isnt working \ | 03:12 |
brownsound279 | its a home networking organization program made by cisco for windows | 03:12 |
intjbrah | steaminc: don't we all | 03:12 |
steaminc | it wont work | 03:12 |
steaminc | the sound icon just has some straight lines on it | 03:12 |
steaminc | instead of the waves its suppose to have | 03:12 |
intjbrah | ubottu: sound | 03:13 |
ubottu | If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 03:13 |
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I_Love_Beer | I am not sure what the network program may do, but it can't be hard to acomplish via network manager | 03:13 |
rootlinuxusr | anybody else have any issues post upgrade from 9.10-10.04 with external monitor displays? | 03:13 |
bedwyr | !disc speed | 03:13 |
intjbrah | SteamInc: read this | 03:13 |
intjbrah | ubottu: sound | 03:13 |
genii | !benchmark | 03:13 |
myrl | is there a program thats similar to network magic (by cisco for windows)? | 03:13 |
intjbrah | What is network magic broski? | 03:13 |
I_Love_Beer | myrl, what do you want the program to do? | 03:14 |
SteamInc | for some reasone the audio card isnt showing up on the hardware screen | 03:14 |
myrl | list ips and track intruders | 03:14 |
SteamInc | is their a way ican configure hardware | 03:14 |
I_Love_Beer | snort? | 03:14 |
zheng | I want to modify the kernel version number, the number are found in these files: ./include/linux/utsrelease.h, ./include/linux/autoconf.h:./include/config/auto.conf,./include/config/kernel.release, which one I should modify ? | 03:15 |
SteamInc | like a device manager | 03:15 |
intjbrah | SteamInc: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 03:15 |
myrl | yea | 03:15 |
myrl | beer lover is it GUI? | 03:15 |
intjbrah | myrl, you can try WINE or maybe a Virtualbox | 03:15 |
rafael | brasil on ? | 03:16 |
Loshki | bedwyr: it's embedded in the media identification code, k3b reports it... | 03:16 |
onetinsoldier | i have serious doubts that prog would work with wine | 03:16 |
intjbrah | Either of those will let you run WIN32 programs on your linux box, sorta. | 03:16 |
powertool08 | myrl: You can use arpwatch, it tells you everytime a host changes ips, or a new one connects to your network. It gives you the ip, the mac address, and hostname if it can get it. Then it sends mail to root (usually redirects to you) | 03:16 |
I_Love_Beer | snort doesn't have a gui, but it is designed to watch for intruders see here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1477696 | 03:16 |
myrl | cool!! | 03:16 |
bedwyr | Loshki, ok, ok, i'll apt-get k3b... or get it from the add/remove :P | 03:16 |
mbeierl | Can anyone help with CUPS SLP register error? | 03:16 |
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myrl | is there a gui that shows all computers with ip addresses on network and marks intruders? | 03:17 |
myrl | is that arpwatch? | 03:17 |
powertool08 | myrl: I have exim4 (mailserver) running open to localhost only, then I check mail with mutt (command line mail client). Although it can be annoying if you have pc's connecting/disconnecting fairly often and the router keeps changing the ip. | 03:17 |
myrl | thanks | 03:18 |
I_Love_Beer | myrl, not that I know of | 03:18 |
myrl | oh ok | 03:18 |
foxmulder | powertool08: Why don't you use a static ip? | 03:18 |
lyman18 | hi | 03:18 |
powertool08 | foxmulder: My desktop does, but my laptop and my friend's laptops don't. | 03:18 |
bedwyr | Loshki, you know what would yellow-liquid me off? that I tried burning with k3b and poof, it worked... | 03:19 |
foxmulder | powertool08: I mean on you mail server. | 03:19 |
I_Love_Beer | myrl, you can run nmap [network address] to see who is connected to your network, that is the only thing I really know of. | 03:19 |
myrl | ok | 03:19 |
Loshki | bedwyr: it could happen.... | 03:19 |
myrl | :) | 03:19 |
powertool08 | foxmulder: My laptops usually stay connected often enough to grab the same ip, and don't have too many guest so it doesn't bother me. | 03:19 |
I_Love_Beer | example, nmap 192.168.1.0/24 | 03:19 |
stiwart | hola | 03:19 |
stiwart | hola a todos | 03:19 |
I_Love_Beer | kome estas | 03:20 |
bedwyr | Loshki, and it would make me angry... because I have sort of obstinately refused ot install it since it's a KDE app | 03:20 |
bedwyr | afaik | 03:20 |
I_Love_Beer | como, estas | 03:20 |
onetinsoldier | I_Love_Beer: i recommended the following to him several minutes back.. iptraf, nmap, etherape | 03:20 |
powertool08 | foxmulder: What do you mean? It wouldn't have an ip, it runs on my desktop and isn't accessible to the LAN, no need for an ip. | 03:20 |
foxmulder | powertool08: Fair enough. You were complaining about your mail server changing ips. | 03:20 |
I_Love_Beer | onetinsoldier, I just recently joined in, can't go back that far | 03:20 |
stiwart | hola a todos | 03:21 |
stiwart | coomo estas | 03:21 |
onetinsoldier | I_Love_Beer: roger | 03:21 |
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powertool08 | foxmulder: No, I said arpwatch can get annoying with guest pc's on my network. | 03:21 |
stiwart | hallo | 03:21 |
powertool08 | foxmulder: It emails me when a host changes ip's, or a new host appears. | 03:21 |
foxmulder | powertool08: Sorry. I must have misread/misunderstood. My bad. | 03:21 |
Aquina | maco, I'm looking for a Gnome one. :-) | 03:21 |
powertool08 | foxmulder: Its no problem :) | 03:21 |
acerimmer | !es | 03:21 |
ubottu | En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 03:21 |
I_Love_Beer | foxmulder, where's skully? your nick rocks | 03:22 |
maco | Aquina: meld? | 03:22 |
maco | Aquina: i havent used it, but i know it does diffs and merges and things | 03:22 |
itilious | is it possible to run a command on boot of ubuntu 10.04 BEFORE logging anyone in? | 03:23 |
bedwyr | Loshki, i think that if k3b manages to burn it i'll re-blank and switch to Kubuntu aha | 03:23 |
onetinsoldier | bedwyr: have you tried gnomebaker? | 03:24 |
powertool08 | itilious: I think you can if you write a daemon script for it and add it to start with the other daemons. | 03:24 |
myrl | ωπα τα ψωμια!! | 03:24 |
DarkDigitalDream | itilious: it has to be possible. If you have an apache server running, its up and running before anyone logs in | 03:24 |
I_Love_Beer | itilious, do you mean that you want to drop to a terminal before the loggin, such as the resore kernal operation? | 03:24 |
bedwyr | onetinsoldier, used it in the past, yes, don't know why i don't have it (anymore maybe) though | 03:24 |
Aquina | Is there currently a network brownout in Europe? Does someone experience problems connectiong to servers which lie in Europe? | 03:24 |
I_Love_Beer | I love gnome, too | 03:25 |
bedwyr | onetinsoldier, i _may_ have manually switched to brasero, but i wouldn't rmember why | 03:25 |
myrl | η πιτα του παππου | 03:25 |
Aquina | Well, maco I'm looking for something to comapre complex directory structues for changes. | 03:25 |
acerimmer | myrl: WTH? | 03:25 |
onetinsoldier | bedwyr: roger. i can't say i've used any RW's... but gnomebaker has never really given me any trouble | 03:25 |
powertool08 | Aquina: downforeveryoneorjustme.com check out some servers and see. | 03:25 |
myrl | lol!! | 03:25 |
itilious | I_Love_Beer, i want to run a command that starts a virtual machine via vbox | 03:25 |
I_Love_Beer | !russian | 03:25 |
ubottu | Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 03:25 |
myrl | its greek | 03:25 |
bedwyr | !greek | 03:26 |
ubottu | #ubuntu-gr και #kubuntu-gr για Έλληνες χρηστές / #ubuntu-gr kai #kubuntu-gr gia Ellhnes xrhstes | 03:26 |
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itilious | is editing /etc/init.d/rc.local to use the same command for the launcher sufficient? | 03:26 |
Aquina | I cannot reach downforeveryoneorjustme.com and btw. I have a degree in CS. | 03:26 |
I_Love_Beer | now that we know ubottu is fluent in many languages | 03:26 |
mbeierl | Anyone successfully shared an Ubuntu printer with a Mac here? It's a complete dead end for me. | 03:26 |
bedwyr | onetinsoldier, ack, will try the baker then k3b | 03:26 |
powertool08 | itilious: I think so | 03:27 |
powertool08 | Aquina: I can get to it, and don't worry, I wasn't trying to offend. I was offering a resource you may or may not have known about. | 03:27 |
jonazdnb | i just updated grub and i get to this screen where it says that the "grub boot loader was previously installed to a diskk that is no longer present, or whose normally unique identifier has changed for some reason" im using a software raid setup with mdadm where md0=/ md1=swap md2=/home. now this screen wont let me select md0 as the device to install grub to, is it ok to install grub to my physical partitions on "sda" & "sdb" (which is combined to | 03:28 |
itilious | powertool08, i saw that in a forum for auto running apache like a service in windows i guess | 03:28 |
maco | Aquina: searching in the repos im not coming up with anything, sorry | 03:28 |
itilious | powertool08, i just didnt know if any "launcher" command would work in the same scenario? | 03:28 |
powertool08 | itilious: I'm not sure. If it crashes just delete it and try something else. | 03:28 |
Aquina | thanks anyways, maco! :-) | 03:28 |
itilious | does the "&" on the end of a command tell it to continuously run/loop? | 03:29 |
powertool08 | itilious: It tells it to run in the background. | 03:29 |
itilious | i see | 03:29 |
itilious | sorry for the extremely noob statements/questions lol | 03:29 |
Aquina | I see, powertool08. I also thank you for you help. You're right when saying it's wise to check for local problems first. ;) | 03:29 |
itilious | as well as thanks for the help :) | 03:29 |
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powertool08 | Aquina: :D | 03:30 |
intjbrah | itilious: '&' the ampersand tells a command to run in the background | 03:32 |
duncan__ | hey i need some help with ubuntu 10.04 | 03:32 |
intjbrah | itilious: meaning if you were to log off after tunning said command it would not terminate the command but instead the command would run in the background | 03:32 |
jonazdnb | here is a screenshot of my problem: http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/8413/grub.png | 03:32 |
duncan__ | i am running a windows 7 network and need to connect to a share on my windows computer but when i try to do that it asks for apassword but there is no pass so i click connect | 03:33 |
bedwyr | Loshki, wb | 03:33 |
acerimmer | duncan__: what | 03:33 |
abdellatif | ok | 03:33 |
duncan__ | acerimmer: on ubuntu 10.04 | 03:33 |
acerimmer | duncan__: understood - and?? | 03:34 |
duncan__ | i try and connect to a network share that is on my windows computer | 03:34 |
duncan__ | it wont let me | 03:34 |
bedwyr | duncan__, try accessing the share with a windows user info on the ubuntu machine? | 03:34 |
abdellatif | i have modem ha | 03:34 |
intjbrah | duncan__: check your permissions on the shared directory | 03:34 |
duncan__ | i put in the password and everything and it still wont work | 03:34 |
intjbrah | duncan__: you may need to enable "guest" access on said directory | 03:34 |
duncan__ | ill try it | 03:35 |
bugaloo | hi there! does anyone knows how to configure the monitor bright on a sony vaio using ubuntu? | 03:35 |
Gothfunc | hi. I've compiled the latest version of gedit in jaunty, but when i run it i get: "undefined symbol: g_malloc0_n". anyone got any ideas? | 03:35 |
duncan__ | intjbrah: nope didn't work | 03:35 |
I_Love_Beer | How do I get an MOTD in the terminal every time I open it/ | 03:36 |
I_Love_Beer | ? | 03:36 |
_Snork | anyone have a working download link for ubuntu server 8.10 ? | 03:36 |
duncan__ | intjbrah: i click connect and then the connect dialog pops back up every time | 03:36 |
bugaloo | hi there! does anyone knows how to configure the monitor bright on a sony vaio using ubuntu? the Fn keys doesn't, nor applet bright icon | 03:36 |
undecim | I_Love_Beer: You can put it in an "echo" command in .bashrc | 03:36 |
I_Love_Beer | _Snork, 8.10 is no longer supported | 03:36 |
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_Snork | Yes, i know | 03:36 |
_Snork | that is ok. | 03:36 |
bedwyr | I_Love_Beer, there is a file called issue, however i can'T recall right now where it is located | 03:36 |
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Guest24693 | Do any of you guys know much about setting up VDPAU with the 195 drivers, and Smplayer, or VLC? | 03:36 |
intjbrah | duncan__: it has to do with permission on that share | 03:36 |
_Snork | I need it to work around a bug in the 10.04 installer | 03:36 |
bedwyr | I_Love_Beer, in that file you could place your MOTD if my memory serves me right | 03:37 |
I_Love_Beer | undecim, I will give that a try | 03:37 |
acerimmer | _Snork: alternate install or gui? | 03:37 |
_Snork | just text gui install? I guess | 03:37 |
dementor | duncan i send a privat respond | 03:37 |
intjbrah | duncan__: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/126910-simple-file-sharing-enable.html | 03:37 |
duncan__ | intjbrah: all permissions are off tho | 03:37 |
intjbrah | duncan__: you probably want simple file sharing | 03:37 |
_Snork | i have the fakeraid bug, i had doing the partitioning in 8.10 suggested to me as part of a workaround | 03:37 |
intjbrah | duncan__: you may, may not depending if you're on a trusted network | 03:38 |
duncan__ | intjbrah: i mean all the protection is off | 03:38 |
jonazdnb | I_Love_Beer: /etc/issue | 03:38 |
_Snork | so.. i need a working download link for 8.10 server. | 03:38 |
intjbrah | duncan__: read that article I provided above | 03:38 |
I_Love_Beer | jonazdnb, thanx, I'll check it out | 03:38 |
Gothfunc | all i want to do is fix gedit's external tools so they don't hang | 03:39 |
hajmola | there's a kernel patch for my TV tuner... is it easy to patch the kernel? | 03:39 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, you have a better memory than i do, or google answered you faster :P | 03:39 |
slug | distress: !! I fixed it | 03:39 |
jonazdnb | neh, i simply did a cat /etc/iss and tabbed.. | 03:40 |
flan_suse | Is there any way to remove the "arrows" for shortcuts and symbolic links? | 03:40 |
jonazdnb | :P | 03:40 |
duncan__ | intjbrah: im running windows 7 | 03:40 |
duncan__ | intjbrah: its not acepting connections with my ubuntu computer | 03:40 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, /etc/iss? Install Shield Script? o.O | 03:40 |
intjbrah | duncan__: should be same procedure if not just go on google and search "windows 7 simple file sharing" | 03:40 |
duncan__ | intjbrah: ive already set all that up | 03:40 |
ReaperWitobi | Looking for upgrade workaround - Partitioning on my hard drive has left me just barely short of space on the '/' partition, but plenty on the '/home' partition. The auto-tool won't go because of where it checks for space - help? | 03:40 |
danc3 | duncan__: sounds like you've got a windoze problem.... that channel is over there ----> | 03:41 |
intjbrah | danc3: lol | 03:41 |
jonazdnb | bedwyr nono, i tabbed it, and it showed /etc/issue, so that means the file is there, and the cat prints whats inside it | 03:41 |
slug | duncan__: whats your problem? | 03:41 |
duncan__ | its not a windows problem the network sharing works from windows to windows computer but not from my ubuntu install | 03:41 |
duncan__ | slug: windows cant see my ubuntu box | 03:41 |
danc3 | duncan__: man samba | 03:41 |
_Snork | so.. does anyone have a working 8.10 ubuntu server amd64 link that works? | 03:41 |
intjbrah | duncan__: okay, fair enough, but you are being asked for a windows username and password | 03:42 |
duncan__ | slug: neither does my ubuntu box want to connect to my windows box | 03:42 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, o iknow what cat-ing is, but i'm getting too tired to mentally guess at first that you meant tab autocmpletion | 03:42 |
flan_suse | intjbrah, torrent doesn't work? | 03:42 |
duncan__ | intjbrah: i put them in | 03:42 |
duncan__ | intjbrah: and i KNOW that they are right | 03:42 |
intjbrah | duncan__: try the admin usernamd and pass | 03:42 |
intjbrah | duncan__: what do you get then? | 03:42 |
jonazdnb | bedwyr: ye np dude :P i mightäve been unclear | 03:42 |
intjbrah | flan_suse: huh? | 03:42 |
duncan__ | intjbrah: same thing the dialog box goes away for a bit and then comes back | 03:42 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, nah, i sometimes use the same style of explanation as you do, so it's really because i'm tired XD | 03:43 |
slug | duncan__: how are you attempting to connect? | 03:43 |
hajmola | i get an error when installing teledongle... I'm trying to get my usb tuner to work (05e1:0480) | 03:43 |
duncan__ | from my network folder on ubuntu | 03:43 |
flan_suse | intjbrah, nevermind. I can't find any downloads for 8.10. Wasn't support dropped for 8.10? | 03:43 |
intjbrah | flan_suse: think you may have the wrong guy | 03:43 |
slug | duncan__: have you tried connecting with using places > connect to server? | 03:43 |
jken418 | !hardy | 03:43 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron) was the eighth release of Ubuntu. Downloading: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04 - See !lts for more details. | 03:43 |
jken418 | !intrepid | 03:44 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) was the ninth release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: April 30th, 2010. See !eol and !upgrade for more details. | 03:44 |
flan_suse | intjbrah, oh, whoops. | 03:44 |
duncan__ | slug: i click Network---> my share and then fial | 03:44 |
duncan__ | slug: tried that to | 03:44 |
_Snork | yeah that was me asking about 8.10 .. | 03:44 |
duncan__ | slug: even followed a tut on doing it | 03:44 |
duncan__ | still didn't work | 03:44 |
flan_suse | _Snork, sorry, I thought intjbrah asked it. I just realized I was talking to the wrong guy. | 03:44 |
_Snork | s'ok :-) | 03:44 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, been trying to burn 10.4 on a flippin' CD-RW for a few hours now haha | 03:44 |
_Snork | i'm just torrenting 8.10 currently, but it's fairly slow. | 03:44 |
flan_suse | _Snork, is 10.04 LTS Server out of the question? | 03:44 |
_Snork | yes | 03:45 |
_Snork | fakeraid bug | 03:45 |
_Snork | will not install | 03:45 |
slug | duncan__: check pm | 03:45 |
intjbrah | _Snork: whats special about 8.04? | 03:45 |
_Snork | partitions correctly with some messing aobut, but doesn't install grub successfully regardless | 03:45 |
jken418 | _Snork: Why are you trying to get 8.10? It's obsolete. | 03:45 |
flan_suse | _Snork, what about Hardy? It'll be supported through 2011. | 03:45 |
_Snork | i've tried 9.10 with no luck. i had 8.10 suggested as part of a workaround, so i want to try it. | 03:45 |
jken418 | _Snork: what's the issue with karmic? And have you tried lucid btw? | 03:46 |
_Snork | alternatively i'd be quite happy to be pointed to a guide or workaround for the 10.04 LTS fakeraid bug | 03:46 |
jonazdnb | bedwyr: get some sleep then ;) | 03:46 |
Rev84 | Hi, is this the support channel for Ubuntu? | 03:46 |
flan_suse | Does anyone know of a way to remove the "arrows" for shortcuts and symbolic links? | 03:46 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, after this attempt | 03:46 |
slug | duncan__: check pm | 03:47 |
jken418 | Rev84: yep | 03:47 |
intjbrah | _Snork: is using different distro out of question? | 03:47 |
ReaperWitobi | LLooking for help upgrading to 10.04 LTS - out of space in main partition (only 2 Gigs), plenty of space in a secondary. Would rather not repartition... help? | 03:47 |
justdave | is there a way to reset the configuration for a USB keyboard in Lucid? | 03:47 |
jken418 | ReaperWitobi: Your best bet is to install from a CD or USB stick then | 03:47 |
intjbrah | _Snork: debian always great platform to build servers on | 03:47 |
justdave | my keyboard quit working after I upgraded from Karmic to Lucid | 03:47 |
justdave | mouse (which is plugged into the keyboard) works fine | 03:47 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, and to think i'm wanting to install 10.4 because i screwed up my keyboard and figured i may as well upgrade XD | 03:47 |
justdave | and the keyboard works if I plug it into a different computer | 03:48 |
jken418 | justdave: even after reboot? | 03:48 |
justdave | unplugging and replugging it doesn't help | 03:48 |
ReaperWitobi | jken: Oh well. Hoping not to blow a disk on this. Thanks anyway. | 03:48 |
justdave | jken418: actually, I don't remember if I tried that or not. I've been poking at the system in small chunks of time over a couple days, and did three of them (the other two were fine) | 03:48 |
I_Love_Beer | Karmic FTW! | 03:48 |
justdave | jken418: will try that now. :) | 03:49 |
Radio-l | gaga ooh lala | 03:49 |
Radio-l | sorry | 03:49 |
bedwyr | Radio-l, going coo coo? | 03:49 |
jonazdnb | bedwyr: why not use a usb-stick or simply upgrade with synaptic or w/e its called? | 03:49 |
justdave | the lights light up on the keyboard and everything, it's like it was just ignoring it. :) | 03:49 |
jken418 | weird | 03:50 |
myrl | is there any parental controls program? | 03:50 |
Luija1006 | People why I cannot Copy Paste any file in the Root directory???? | 03:50 |
Loshki | bedwyr: any joy with k3b | 03:50 |
jken418 | justdave: Does it show up in lsusb? | 03:50 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, i have never been able to use the upgrade feature... and i don't feel like confirming i still cant XD | 03:50 |
slug | or even dmesg | 03:50 |
eveningsky | How do I get pavucontrol to work after restarting pulseaudio? | 03:50 |
justdave | Luija1006: because you're not root. :) | 03:50 |
intjbrah | myrl: what? | 03:50 |
intjbrah | Parental control program? | 03:50 |
intjbrah | It's called good parenting. Lead through example. | 03:50 |
intjbrah | lol | 03:50 |
myrl | intjbrah is there a program similar to parental controls in windows | 03:50 |
rww | myrl: for internet access, or for restricting the desktop? | 03:51 |
Luija1006 | justdave: I am the pc owner... I installed Kubuntu... | 03:51 |
monocian | My firefox's font changes to another one ( really ugly) after I Installed my ttf fonts (instructions here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=797173). Is there anyway to reverse it? | 03:51 |
myrl | both | 03:51 |
bedwyr | Loshki, just tried gnomebaker... you know, just because i don't want to try k3b at all.... but i'm up to it now, no choice, then i'll have to move on to a CD-R | 03:51 |
myrl | restricting programs | 03:51 |
justdave | Luija1006: right, but Ubuntu doesn't have a root user, you have to use sudo to do root functions. | 03:51 |
jonazdnb | bedwyr: haha alright | 03:51 |
justdave | Luija1006: open a terminal and do "sudo nautilus /root" then you'll probably be able to | 03:52 |
skyl | justdave, sudo su root | 03:52 |
duncan2 | bak | 03:52 |
duncan2 | ok | 03:52 |
myrl | justdave: ubuntu has a root user u just have to activate it | 03:52 |
duncan2 | slug, send PM agian | 03:52 |
ReaperWitobi | luija: Use the cp command in the terminal. | 03:52 |
dementor | justdave, ubuntu have a root user | 03:52 |
intjbrah | skydrome: sudo -s will do the same | 03:52 |
dementor | :)) | 03:52 |
IdleOne | !root | 03:52 |
justdave | myrl: yeah, I try to avoid doing so though :) | 03:52 |
ubottu | Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 03:52 |
intjbrah | skyl: sudo -s will do the same | 03:52 |
jonazdnb | bedwyr: personally i always trial/error and try fixing it. i love mixing around with linux :P | 03:52 |
intjbrah | skyl: minus the extra typing | 03:52 |
myrl | justdave: ok | 03:52 |
duncan2 | slug, will you please send PM again? | 03:52 |
justdave | it's easier to explain to people not familiar with the concept that there just isn't one. :) | 03:53 |
_Snork | sigh, stupid support calls. | 03:53 |
skyl | intjbrah, nice, point being I get a root user by default | 03:53 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, i do too, but i can'T afford to render my system unstable... :( | 03:53 |
_Snork | anyway | 03:53 |
_Snork | what was i saying | 03:53 |
slug | duncan2: sent | 03:53 |
myrl | windows 7 sucks | 03:53 |
PeterFA | I'm upgrading to 10.04 :) | 03:53 |
_Snork | [12:47] <intjbrah> _Snork: debian always great platform to build servers on > Ubuntu has been requested. | 03:53 |
slug | win 7 isnt't bad | 03:53 |
justdave | jken418: so no, reboot didn't fix the keyboard | 03:53 |
PeterFA | I iz 1337. | 03:53 |
_Snork | the last few days have made me hate 10.04 :| | 03:54 |
bedwyr | I iz don't c4r3? | 03:54 |
jken418 | justdave: can you plug another keyboard into it? Or ssh in? | 03:54 |
Luija1006 | justdave: I just wanna copy paste a file of a skin for my amsn inside share | 03:54 |
jonazdnb | bedwyr: thats where the really exciting stuff comes in, risking the whole system with trial/error haha | 03:54 |
justdave | I can VNC into the box and type that way. | 03:54 |
PeterFA | bedwyr: what? | 03:54 |
justdave | or ssh in, that stuff all works | 03:54 |
jken418 | justdave: ah, good. Now, does your kb show up in dmesg when you plug it in? | 03:54 |
bedwyr | PeterFA, n07h1n9.... | 03:54 |
trask_ | When I try to copy a file from a DVD to my HDD, I get an error of "cp: reading 'file': Input/output error" | 03:54 |
trask_ | What is wrong, and how can I fix it? | 03:55 |
myrl | too bad | 03:55 |
stealth- | I have this line in /etc/sudoers: "stealth ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:/usr/sbin/openvpn", however when I run "sudo openvpn", it still asks me for my stupid password :( Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? | 03:55 |
_Snork | you might want to ask in the openvpn channel? | 03:55 |
Loshki | trask_: a read error from the DVD. Try cleaning it with windex and try again... | 03:55 |
Luija1006 | I wanna copy paste a file of a skin for my amsn inside share, but the paste option is blocked, can someone help me? | 03:55 |
justdave | jken418: yes, it does | 03:55 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, yes, it is, but i rely too much on this machine to do that | 03:55 |
PeterFA | bedwyr: is that a password? | 03:56 |
stealth- | _Snork, this isn't a openvpn problem, though. Openvpn works fine, sudo isn't. | 03:56 |
Rev84 | Any Ubuntu pros around that can spare me say 5 minutes just to ask a question, I only ask as it saves me having to write continuous lines in the main room. | 03:56 |
myrl | trask_ dont use windex it may damage the dvd | 03:56 |
_Snork | oh, sorry, misread the question | 03:56 |
bedwyr | PeterFA, yes, it's the password for the administrator at the CIA | 03:56 |
myrl | trask_ use a dvd cleaner | 03:56 |
assem | hey, anyone else having GLXBadDrawable errors after upgrading to 10.04? i can't even run glxinfo/glxgears.... help? | 03:56 |
PeterFA | bedwyr: oh, cool. | 03:56 |
bedwyr | dumba$$... | 03:56 |
* powertool08 lawls | 03:56 | |
jken418 | justdave: and in lsusb? | 03:56 |
justdave | shows up twice in dmesg actually | 03:56 |
PeterFA | bedwyr: I'm going to use that to hack into the CIA. I won't have to cover my tracks because I can log in directly. | 03:57 |
rww | bedwyr: Watch your attitude, please. | 03:57 |
jonazdnb | bedwyr: ye, it's good you have limits :) i personally which i had some... lol | 03:57 |
justdave | with two different input device IDs | 03:57 |
IdleOne | !guidelines | bedwyr | 03:57 |
ubottu | bedwyr: The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines | 03:57 |
myrl | !language | bedwyr | 03:57 |
justdave | which seems kinda strange. | 03:57 |
ubottu | bedwyr: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 03:57 |
myrl | lol | 03:57 |
justdave | shows up twice in lsusb, too | 03:57 |
Loshki | Rev84: please ask in the main channel. That way, we all get to participate... | 03:57 |
slinkeey | Hello | 03:57 |
renegaid | in ubuntu 64bit my sound is scratchy. should i use 32bit instead? | 03:57 |
bedwyr | rww, sorry, i'm allergic to 'leet speak', even when used as a joke... it's stronger than me, i can't help mocking the person using it. is it a crime? | 03:57 |
habanany | ubuntu espanol address | 03:58 |
jken418 | justdave: once for the kb, once for the mouse? lsusb -v should give more info | 03:58 |
pippin418 | bedwyr: ubottu is a bot | 03:58 |
PeterFA | bedwyr: I love you. | 03:58 |
justdave | the mouse shows up separate | 03:58 |
rww | ubottu: es | habanany | 03:58 |
ubottu | habanany: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 03:58 |
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Radio-l | is there a way to stop rhythmbox from crashing when it can't access a network share file? | 03:58 |
IdleOne | bedwyr: it is unacceptable. | 03:58 |
justdave | between the two keyboards in the device order | 03:58 |
daddysmurf | I'm so sick of having to pull my server out of the closet every time I update because grub2 has no timeout. How can I set a timeout that aptitude won't overwrite? | 03:58 |
myrl | why am i banned from ubuntu-offtopic because i was offtopic ??????? | 03:58 |
Flannel | myrl: Come to #ubuntu-ops and I'll take a look | 03:58 |
habanany | gracias ubottu | 03:58 |
myrl | ok | 03:58 |
bedwyr | pippin418, i knew that, thank you. i wasn't refering to ubottu | 03:59 |
hiexpo | !es | 03:59 |
jken418 | justdave: ok, well it seems that it sees it ok. IDK what could be wrong. | 03:59 |
foxmulder | daddysmurf: What do you mean? | 03:59 |
datz | Flannel: thanks emacs in place of foo? | 04:05 |
hiexpo | michael1982, deevedee | 04:05 |
Maximo | my LTS 10.04 is running beautiufully | 04:05 |
datz | I take it | 04:05 |
michael1982 | is there a program out there that i could use | 04:05 |
Flannel | datz: That'll work, yeah. | 04:05 |
michael1982 | deeveedee | 04:05 |
Rev84 | HD config, 2 drives in raid 0 and 1 500gb backup drive, I've created a partition on the backup drive and formatted it to linux ext4 however the install doesn't see the individual partitions so I can't install it. Any suggestions? | 04:05 |
bastid_raZor | michael1982: devede | 04:05 |
michael1982 | yes | 04:05 |
datz | Flannel: lol :P | 04:05 |
Loshki | bedwyr: so you're desperate? I'm worried that now you've tried 3 different ways to burn it unsuccessfully, that it means you really do have a hardware issue.... | 04:05 |
datz | Flannel: sorry, had a few drinks... | 04:05 |
Flannel | datz: No worries | 04:06 |
George_e | I'm having some problems getting Adobe AIR to work... | 04:06 |
bedwyr | Loshki, or a plastic issue | 04:06 |
hiexpo | michael1982, the ap is deevedee | 04:06 |
Loshki | michael1982: or handbrake, or tovid... | 04:06 |
agroker | cannot get sound to work, System -> Pref -> Sound does not bring anything, what to do? | 04:06 |
George_e | I downloaded the installer and got it installed. | 04:06 |
Loshki | bedwyr: if you mean media, I agree... | 04:06 |
jken418 | George_e: That's not surprising. No one I know has been able to make it work either. | 04:06 |
George_e | But now when I double-click a .air file, it won't do anything. | 04:06 |
PeterFA | agroker: check to see if your sound card needs a proprietary driver. | 04:06 |
hiexpo | !media | 04:06 |
agroker | PeterFA, it used to work before 10.04 | 04:07 |
George_e | jken418: Nobody? That's too bad. | 04:07 |
agroker | out of box | 04:07 |
fwaokda | im upgrading ubuntu and it's stuck at 17% and just keeps saying... "Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-22-generic" anyone know what i can do?? | 04:07 |
ubottu | Audio (Ogg, MP3...) players: Audacious, Banshee, Beep Media Player, Listen, Quod Libet, Rhythmbox, Exaile, XMMS2 (GTK/Gnome based) and Amarok, JuK (Qt/KDE based). Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine - See also !codecs | 04:07 |
jken418 | George_e: What do you want it for btw? | 04:07 |
PeterFA | agroker: how odd. | 04:07 |
bedwyr | Loshki, yes, yes, i did mean media. but it baffles me that it blanks without a pbolem.... or not... i just fast blank it? >.< | 04:07 |
Maximo | just bought it a brand new TOSHIBA laptop, how do i install ubuntu 10:04 right beside it? | 04:07 |
Maximo | thanks | 04:07 |
itilious | why does ubuntu 10.04 say failed to mount "/proc/bus/usb/ EVERY time on boot? | 04:07 |
PeterFA | agroker: do you know the module name for the card? | 04:07 |
itilious | i can't continue booting unless i press "S" | 04:07 |
PeterFA | agroker: because you can just modprobe it. | 04:07 |
agroker | PeterFA, no idea | 04:07 |
jken418 | agroker: lshw | 04:07 |
George_e | jken418: A handy RegEx app that I use online a lot. | 04:07 |
BPower | ? grub | 04:07 |
BPower | ?grub | 04:07 |
BPower | arg. | 04:07 |
PeterFA | agroker: go to terminal and type, "lspci | grep -i audio" | 04:07 |
Rev84 | Trying tio get a question answered in here is madness :) | 04:07 |
hiexpo | !grub | 04:07 |
ubottu | grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before Karmic (9.10). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 04:07 |
BPower | !grub | 04:07 |
BPower | haha | 04:08 |
datz | Flannel: do I need to reload anything, or give the path to emacs? (didn't work) | 04:08 |
hiexpo | lol | 04:08 |
Loshki | bedwyr: fast blanking just wipes the directory at the start of the disk. A hardware problem in your burner might mean it loses calibration as it fills up the disk, or some such... | 04:08 |
BPower | hiexpo, thanks | 04:08 |
hiexpo | yep | 04:08 |
bedwyr | Loshki, yeah, so fast blanking going well means jack | 04:08 |
hiexpo | !grub2 | 04:08 |
ubottu | GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 04:08 |
agroker | PeterFA, 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01) | 04:08 |
rww | Rev84: RAID questions tend to be difficult to get answered, since relatively few people know about it. | 04:08 |
Loshki | bedwyr: basically, yep... | 04:08 |
Maximo | just bought a brand new TOSHIBA laptop with Windows, how do i install ubuntu 10:04 right beside it? | 04:08 |
michael1982 | help | 04:08 |
* George_e wishes Adobe would get it together | 04:08 | |
BPower | !grub2 | 04:08 |
michael1982 | can someone send it to me | 04:08 |
Rev84 | rww it's not regarding raid | 04:08 |
* datz tries adding the full path | 04:09 | |
michael1982 | it won't open as its a exe file | 04:09 |
jken418 | !install | Maximo | 04:09 |
ubottu | Maximo: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 04:09 |
Flannel | datz: You don't need to give the path no (assuming 'emacs' in a terminal works fine). Your bashrc is sourced whenever you login (or you can manually do it for this terminal instance, `source ~/.bashrc`) | 04:09 |
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PeterFA | agroker: now we have to figure out the name of the module. Google should help. Google: ich7 intel linux module | 04:09 |
bastid_raZor | michael1982: sudo apt-get install devede ..will install it | 04:09 |
camshron | with all thats been changed in ubuntu are they going to start charging money for it now too? | 04:09 |
Maximo | jken418: thanks alot | 04:09 |
Rev84 | rww the raid drives aren't going to be touched it's a standard sata drive (backup) that's the problem, I've partitioned it and Ubuntu can't see it? | 04:09 |
itilious | why do some applications remain on my application menu on the panel even AFTER removal? | 04:09 |
jken418 | np Maximo | 04:10 |
agroker | PeterFA, it seems many folks under Ubuntu complain about this card | 04:10 |
rww | camshron: I doubt it. | 04:10 |
Loshki | camshron: doubtful. And if they did, everyone would just switch to a different distro... | 04:10 |
PeterFA | agroker: what do they say? | 04:10 |
camshron | that would suck i like ubuntu | 04:10 |
datz | Flannel: very nice. :) | 04:10 |
datz | Flannel: working.. great :) | 04:10 |
Radio-b | it would be legally impossible | 04:10 |
agroker | PeterFA, reinstall linux-image, screw with alsa configs... | 04:11 |
hiexpo | !free | 04:11 |
jken418 | Radio-b: what would? | 04:11 |
ubottu | freedom is important. Ubuntu is as free as we can make it, which means mostly free software. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/licensing | 04:11 |
Loshki | Rev84: what does 'sudo fdisk -l' say? | 04:11 |
Radio-b | they can charge for support like they do with mysql | 04:11 |
rww | Radio-b: you can sell Ubuntu. You just can't sell Ubuntu and not provide source code on request. | 04:11 |
jken418 | Radio-b: they could charge money for the distro. Red Hat does, for instance. But Canonical have promised not to, ever. | 04:11 |
Radio-b | right, but it wouldn't be a functioning business model | 04:11 |
jken418 | no | 04:12 |
michael1982 | ok now wat | 04:12 |
jken418 | It would be pointless, since Ubuntu is basically debian with bells on. | 04:12 |
Radio-b | too much to go into | 04:12 |
nerddownthestree | anyone here have experience with dd-wrt? | 04:12 |
michael1982 | where is it | 04:12 |
camshron | right but promises have been broken by people before | 04:12 |
datz | incorporating a built in system for paid software in the future? | 04:12 |
bedwyr | Loshki, if this write fails, i'm throwing the towel for the night and will return tomorrow for the rest of the burning saga | 04:12 |
acerimmer | nerddownthestree: some what up? | 04:12 |
Loshki | camshron: then you 'vote with your feet'... | 04:12 |
nerddownthestree | i have problems with my computer connecting | 04:12 |
powertool08 | Radio-b: Even though redhat charges, centOS is pretty much the same thing just rebranded. So don't worry about it. It will still be around in some form for free. | 04:12 |
camshron | linux mint? | 04:13 |
nerddownthestree | it connects, but i have no internet | 04:13 |
Mokee269 | great.. joining #php makes me get to some overflow and clonebot attackl lol.. sigh.. any php whizzes around sigh? | 04:13 |
Loshki | bedwyr: sadly, I will still be here... | 04:13 |
fwaokda | can anyone help me with upgrading my ubuntu to 10.04? It seems to have gotten stuck during the "installing the upgrades" and I don't know what to do.... | 04:13 |
acerimmer | nerddownthestree: are you sure you're connected? try terminal and ping "google.com" | 04:13 |
jack-desktop | does anyone know where the icons are for the default ubuntu themes? I need to find some icons that Clearlooks use but Ambiance doesn't | 04:13 |
kushalone | After I upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04, I have the option to choose KDE when logging in. However, it just hangs when I try to log in with KDE. How do I know if I have all the required files for KDE? Thanks | 04:13 |
jken418 | jack-desktop: /usr/share/icons | 04:13 |
camshron | centos would be great for server but has shite package management | 04:14 |
michael1982 | where is it i just installed it | 04:14 |
bedwyr | Loshki, but there will be less stuff to do, so you will not need to focus too much on me i mean, if the burner has kicked the bucket, that is nothing much i can do | 04:14 |
jack-desktop | jken418, not in there, i looked | 04:14 |
nerddownthestree | well, i can connect, but i have to reset the network in ubuntu aubout 10 times before I can do anything | 04:14 |
jken418 | kushalone: apt-get install kubuntu-desktop | 04:14 |
Loshki | bedwyr: let's hope it's not a hardware failure... | 04:14 |
bedwyr | Loshki, or did you mean you'll still be here once i throw the towel? | 04:14 |
jack-desktop | jken418, these are related the the "Controls" tab in apperence | 04:14 |
Mokee269 | kushalone, maybe log into gnome and uninstall kde packages and reinstall? dont know | 04:14 |
acerimmer | nerddownthestree: so it's dropping the connection? | 04:14 |
bedwyr | Loshki, if it's a HW failure i'll burn at the office, is all | 04:15 |
EntityReborn | where cn i find some literature about the alternate cd? | 04:15 |
Loshki | bedwyr: I meant I'll still be here tomorrow night... | 04:15 |
jken418 | !alternate | EntityReborn | 04:15 |
ubottu | EntityReborn: The Alternate CD is a classic text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. Look for the link on the Ubuntu download page - See also !minimal | 04:15 |
acerimmer | !ubuntu!loshki | 04:15 |
nerddownthestree | sorta. it says "You are connected!" i open firefox and it says "Cannot connect to server" | 04:15 |
datz | EntityReborn: what do you want to know> | 04:15 |
bedwyr | Loshki, oh... is it a duty for you to be here? | 04:15 |
michael1982 | ? | 04:15 |
Loshki | bedwyr: I like to think it's a calling... | 04:15 |
jken418 | jack-desktop: /usr/share/themes then? | 04:15 |
acerimmer | nerddownthestree: wep/wap protection on? | 04:15 |
nerddownthestree | no protection | 04:16 |
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jken418 | jack-desktop: Oh, you're after icons. sorru | 04:16 |
EntityReborn | datz, the site mentions "The Alternate CD also allows more advanced installation options..." but doesn't list what these options are | 04:16 |
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bedwyr | Loshki, that'S a way of seeing it | 04:16 |
tomlikestorock | so I upgraded to lucid, but now I'm finding that my python packages aren't up to date... is there a command to upgrade all my python pacakages? | 04:16 |
powertool08 | EntityReborn: It lets you choose your partitioning scheme, which packages to install, etc. | 04:16 |
kushalone | "...360 MB of additional disk space will be needed". So apparently, I don't really have all the files I need for KDE but Lynx just decided to tease me with the option in log in :/ | 04:16 |
acerimmer | nerddownthestree: did u try pinging "google.com" just to verify a connect? | 04:16 |
Loshki | bedwyr: some might call it an addiction. How's that k3b burn coming along? | 04:16 |
jack-desktop | jken418, in clearlooks, natilus uses arrows for the list view (which i like) but ambiance doesn't so im trying to find them, any place where they'd be? | 04:16 |
tomlikestorock | Specifically, I'm getting this: ImportError: libmysqlclient_r.so.15: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory | 04:16 |
jken418 | EntityReborn: It allows you to do things with RAID and LVM etc | 04:16 |
tomlikestorock | I have version 16, but not fifteen... | 04:17 |
jken418 | jack-desktop: yeah, they might be in /usr/share/themes | 04:17 |
bedwyr | Loshki, 62%. we each have our own addiction, some are far worse than you ;) | 04:17 |
EntityReborn | jken418, will it allow for customization of packages installed? | 04:17 |
jken418 | EntityReborn: IIRC yes | 04:17 |
nerddownthestree | now that i'm connected, it works but before it would say 100% packet loss | 04:17 |
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EntityReborn | thanks. | 04:17 |
jack-desktop | jken418, there aren't that many icons in there | 04:17 |
bedwyr | Loshki, the good side is that you help people, isntead of doing ebil things | 04:17 |
EntityReborn | jken418, and the livecd doesn't have any hidden options for this? | 04:18 |
Loshki | kushalone: 360MB is nothing. Some miniscule thing missing... | 04:18 |
acerimmer | nerddownthestree: sounds like the *buntu side works. Suggest you reboot your router | 04:18 |
jken418 | jack-desktop: ok, idk then | 04:18 |
EntityReborn | The standard CD I mean | 04:18 |
nerddownthestree | tried that | 04:18 |
hiexpo | open wrt | 04:18 |
Loshki | bedwyr: did k3b say anything about available burn speeds? | 04:18 |
Nautilus | where is the default "It Works!" web site in the file structure? | 04:18 |
jken418 | EntityReborn: I don't think you can set up an LVM with the Live CD installer, which is a bit poor. | 04:18 |
hiexpo | wrt 56g ? ver num | 04:19 |
kushalone | Loshki, please tell me you are joking. If this was three years back with me on my dial-up, I would call you [redacted]. | 04:19 |
powertool08 | Nautilus: /var/www/html I think. | 04:19 |
bedwyr | Loshki, it auto-set itself at 4x | 04:19 |
EntityReborn | jken418, that wasn't my question :) | 04:19 |
bastid_raZor | Nautilus: /var/www/index.html | 04:19 |
jken418 | EntityReborn: sorry, what's your question? | 04:19 |
bedwyr | Loshki, failure will hit at 94% or not at all | 04:19 |
kushalone | Loshki, no offense though. Thankfully, I have a fairly decent connection now. (: | 04:20 |
Loshki | kushalone: distros have, in general, gotten larger, and generally assume you have a broadband connection, rightly or wrongly... | 04:20 |
EntityReborn | "jken418, and the livecd doesn't have any hidden options for this?" (choose which packages to install) | 04:20 |
powertool08 | nerddownthestree: I use dd-wrt, it crashes about every 2 weeks and I have to reboot it. Although I'm using the mirco version and there is barely enough ram to keep it going. | 04:20 |
Loshki | bedwyr: yeah, we're both waiting to see what k3b does... | 04:20 |
dantix | good night everbody. I'm walking in circles with this issue. Please take a look http://pastebin.com/i5p3Dr22, I can't either install nor uninstall sogo package. Waht can I do? | 04:20 |
acerimmer | EntityReborn: you could use the live cd and then post install lvm if i'm not mistaken | 04:20 |
bedwyr | Loshki, nah, i'm wiating for the last waltz, to quote the Rasmus | 04:20 |
nerddownthestree | i have a WRT54G2, running micro_SSH | 04:20 |
Out_Cold | if k3b fails to burn use gnomebaker ;) | 04:20 |
kushalone | Loshki, yes sir/ma'am. I have broadband now. The download is done as we speak. | 04:21 |
hiexpo | go to dd wrt support | 04:21 |
bedwyr | Out_Cold, the baker failed, sorry | 04:21 |
michael1982 | is anyone going to answer | 04:21 |
hiexpo | !offtopic | 04:21 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 04:21 |
EntityReborn | Ok, maybe I'm misunderstanding something... LVM is the harddrive setup, correct? | 04:21 |
Out_Cold | ouch lol.. baker has never failed me | 04:21 |
Loshki | powertool08: I use tomato firmware on a linksys. I *never* crashes. And as far as I can tell, never malfunctions... | 04:21 |
camshron | bedwyr try xfburn | 04:21 |
EntityReborn | I'm talkinjg about packages, ie xchat, totem, gnome | 04:21 |
jken418 | EntityReborn: No, it doesn't, per se. But you could finish the standard installation with the Live CD, then chroot into your new install and add/remove packages then. | 04:21 |
EntityReborn | RIght, I knew that. | 04:21 |
Vigo | !LVM | EntityReborn | 04:21 |
ubottu | EntityReborn: Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto | 04:21 |
bedwyr | camshron, i've tried, brasero, baker, the cli util cdrecorder... | 04:22 |
Nautilus | thanks for the pointer to It Works. I see it's owner/group is root:root. I've been putting my sites in my /user/name/sites folder, but then it's always me:me as owner/group, and that causes issues (I think I want them to be wwwroot:wwwroot). Whats the best way to handle this (right now I have to chown anytime I make a dir) | 04:22 |
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EntityReborn | My god you guys. | 04:22 |
nerddownthestree | well, thanks guys. I guess i shouldn't use a chat room for purposes other than the intended purpose | 04:22 |
powertool08 | Loshki: I tried it back, I liked dd-wrt alittle better and plan on getting an pfsense box up one of these days to replace it. | 04:22 |
EntityReborn | I'm NOT INTERESTED IN LVM! :P | 04:22 |
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Vigo | oh ok | 04:22 |
EntityReborn | xD | 04:22 |
EntityReborn | Hilarous | 04:22 |
bedwyr | camshron, if k3b fails, i doubt xfburn will prevail... they pretty much all use the same back-end tools anyway, don't they? | 04:22 |
theadmin | Sigh. People, help. When system works for a while, it becomes sloooow, sluggish like heck knows what... a fsck fixes it. What on earth?! | 04:22 |
powertool08 | EntityReborn: Could I interest you in some premium LVM tonight? :D It's top choice. | 04:22 |
hiexpo | open wrt is the most supported and stable | 04:22 |
camshron | would burning software in wine work? | 04:22 |
jken418 | EntityReborn: but no, the graphical installer (ubiquity) has no options for which packages are installed | 04:23 |
Out_Cold | EntityReborn, some people misread or miss your actual question and assume the answer ;) | 04:23 |
bastid_raZor | Nautilus: www-data is the owner:group you need | 04:23 |
EntityReborn | powertool08, just what I'm looking for :P | 04:23 |
theadmin | camshron: Yikes. Don't even try that. | 04:23 |
hiexpo | !wine | 04:23 |
ubottu | WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu | 04:23 |
EntityReborn | Out_Cold, yeah, I see that . | 04:23 |
camshron | sorry | 04:23 |
Loshki | bedwyr: yes, pretty much the same backends. Some of the guis introduce new bugs of their own, however :-) | 04:23 |
Vigo | EntityReborn: Oh ok, you want like a netinstall thingy? | 04:23 |
rootlinuxusr | anybody else have any issues post upgrade from 9.10-10.04 with external monitor displays? | 04:23 |
bedwyr | camshron, if i have to burn in wine, i may as well burn at the office on a windoze comp | 04:23 |
EntityReborn | Vigo, kinda, but WITH the packages on the CD | 04:23 |
Out_Cold | EntityReborn, you want to install extra packages on an install? | 04:23 |
theadmin | rootlinuxusr: Some people do, do you use Xinerama or what's it called again? It's broken in Lucid | 04:23 |
EntityReborn | Out_Cold, more like a custom install. | 04:24 |
Out_Cold | !remaster | 04:24 |
ubottu | Interested in remastering the Ubuntu !live CD? See: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization or use tools such as http://uck.sourceforge.net/ or http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/DRU_Disc_Remastering_Utility | 04:24 |
bedwyr | Loshki, k3b choked at 94% too | 04:24 |
hiexpo | !windows | 04:24 |
ubottu | For discussion on Microsoft software, or help with same, please visit ##windows. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and /msg ubottu equivalents | 04:24 |
bastid_raZor | Nautilus: then add yourself to the www-data group | 04:24 |
Nautilus | bastid_raZor: ok re: www-data, but is there a way to make all (new) dirs in /home/me/sites be www-data then? | 04:24 |
rootlinuxusr | xinerama? not that I know of | 04:24 |
EntityReborn | Out_Cold, but not hardcoded to the CD :P | 04:24 |
Vigo | EntityReborn: That would be the full ,iso. | 04:24 |
theadmin | hiexpo: Stop your weird factoid flood, please | 04:24 |
EntityReborn | I know of UCK already | 04:24 |
Out_Cold | lol | 04:24 |
EntityReborn | (am running it now) | 04:24 |
Loshki | bedwyr: bummer.... | 04:24 |
Nautilus | bastid_raZor: oh, I see. They'd still be me:me but as part of that group things would work better? | 04:24 |
Out_Cold | you want the packages available 'if' you want them? | 04:24 |
hiexpo | theadmin, - read up its mot weird | 04:24 |
EntityReborn | Out_Cold, exactly | 04:24 |
bedwyr | Loshki, well, time to sacrifice a CD-R | 04:25 |
EntityReborn | Think the multi-cd install for Fedora | 04:25 |
psusi | haha, wow, that's cool... I just suspended my computer and it woke up when you guys talked on irc and that caused a packet to be sent to my machine | 04:25 |
Out_Cold | EntityReborn, maybe just have a secondary repo cd? | 04:25 |
EntityReborn | (if they still do that) | 04:25 |
theadmin | hiexpo: Well, mainly yes, but first, please use "stuff | username" to direct factoids to users directly... It became confusing | 04:25 |
EntityReborn | Out_Cold, @_@ you can do that? | 04:25 |
theadmin | hiexpo: Example: "!yay | theadmin" | 04:25 |
Loshki | bedwyr: worth a try.... | 04:25 |
hiexpo | theadmin, - ok | 04:25 |
Narya | does anyone know with abcde how to stop the playlist from being made? | 04:26 |
Out_Cold | EntityReborn, i think i've read something about that in the past... you can have your own apt cds, so should be able to do something like that | 04:26 |
jonazdnb | bedwyr: i thought u didnt have any cdrs.. why not use it from the beginning? :P they are so cheap nowadays | 04:26 |
EntityReborn | AptOnCD, yea, heard of that too | 04:26 |
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bombadil_rocks | i'm having some problem with conky, when I have it run in startup it obscures all other windows, any ideas? | 04:26 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, why burn a CDR when ubuntu release every 6 months? | 04:26 |
powertool08 | hiexpo: You can also redirect the factoid to a PM from ubottu with > instead of | and it only puts one line in the channel. | 04:26 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, it's a waste | 04:26 |
Out_Cold | EntityReborn, might be able to just have packages stored (added after remaster) in the same directories as the rest? | 04:26 |
EntityReborn | jonazdnb, use a USB, | 04:27 |
rootlinuxusr | depends how often you upgrade/install | 04:27 |
EntityReborn | save CDs :) | 04:27 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, not just $$$ but environment too | 04:27 |
jonazdnb | ye but use a usb then | 04:27 |
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EntityReborn | I have a usb that boots like 5 different LiveCDs (via Grub2) | 04:27 |
Vigo | EntityReborn: Pendrive site has those. | 04:27 |
Out_Cold | EntityReborn, if it's usb, make one partition a remaster and another a repository? | 04:27 |
bedwyr | rootlinuxusr, not that often, but i have a an old PC i use to toy with distros... CDRWs are perfect for that and my comp is too old to boot from USB i'm affraid | 04:28 |
EntityReborn | Out_Cold, my USB boots ISOs directly | 04:28 |
rootlinuxusr | same here. =] | 04:28 |
EntityReborn | So, i'll probably AptOnCD a repo, and go from there, manually mounting an ISO | 04:28 |
Out_Cold | EntityReborn, which ever way to the solution ;) | 04:28 |
powertool08 | EntityReborn: How did you make said USB? unetbootin? | 04:28 |
bedwyr | i'm using a box that is about 7 years old | 04:28 |
EntityReborn | powertool08, Grub2 | 04:28 |
EntityReborn | Only works for some distros | 04:29 |
EntityReborn | Haven't had success with arch yet | 04:29 |
powertool08 | EntityReborn: Such as? | 04:29 |
hiexpo | powertool08, - i know how to operate the channel i have been doing this a long time also / and the reason i put it out on the channel is so that if others have the same issue it will stop double ? 's | 04:29 |
powertool08 | EntityReborn: Crap, thats the one I wanted. | 04:29 |
EntityReborn | powertool08, well, anything casper/debian based seems fine | 04:29 |
powertool08 | hiexpo: Ok, didn't know if you were aware. | 04:29 |
Scunizi | powertool08: ubuntu/kubuntu has a built in tool to do that.. but it works on *most* usb sticks not all | 04:29 |
powertool08 | Scunizi: What is it called? | 04:29 |
nerddownthestree | if this is the same network, just to let you guys know i found the problem -- it was because I changed my computer name. | 04:29 |
SanityInAnarchy | So why is xmodmap broken now? How do I fix my Apple keyboard's command and option now? | 04:30 |
bastid_raZor | Nautilus: yes, http://www.udel.edu/topics/os/unix/general/groupsharing.html .. start reading at Future Additions to the Directory. | 04:30 |
rootlinuxusr | so, recap; aptoncd will allow use of a USB drive not a cd? | 04:30 |
EntityReborn | Scunizi, but that tool only installs a single liveCD, and writes the raw data to the drive | 04:30 |
bedwyr | Loshki, my box better be sh!tt!n me man! baker burned the CD-R without a problem | 04:30 |
itilious | can i log into ubuntu any other way than VNC for remote desktop? similar to the way or the same way RDP works? | 04:30 |
Scunizi | powertool08: usb creator .. look in either System or preferences.. EntityReborn yes that's right.. you looking for multi-boot? sorry I missed that earlier. | 04:30 |
jonazdnb | bedwyr: well gz! | 04:30 |
rootlinuxusr | ssh? |itilious | 04:30 |
theadmin | itilious: Did you ever look at TeamViewer? It's awesome and simple :D | 04:30 |
EntityReborn | Scunizi, I -have- multiboot (ISO based) | 04:31 |
Scunizi | EntityReborn: ah.. never found a need for that. | 04:31 |
EntityReborn | :) | 04:31 |
powertool08 | Scunizi: Ok thanks. | 04:31 |
Vigo | EntityReborn: Maybe here:> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ | 04:31 |
powertool08 | EntityReborn: What do you use multiboot for? | 04:31 |
EntityReborn | Vigo, sorry, what about it? | 04:31 |
Loshki | bedwyr: I bet it's not the software, I bet it's the media... | 04:31 |
EntityReborn | powertool08, different distros | 04:31 |
bedwyr | jonazdnb, i have yet to md5 it | 04:31 |
powertool08 | EntityReborn: Ya, but why the need for different ones? | 04:31 |
EntityReborn | I got Mint (which really is Ubuntu), Various editions of ubuntu, etc | 04:31 |
Nautilus | bastid_raZor: thanks, looking | 04:32 |
brand0n | anyone sync their ipod touch with 10.04 yet? | 04:32 |
EntityReborn | I'm a tech, and install for others from time to time. Not all like *buntu | 04:32 |
brand0n | rhythmbox works great with music, but what do we use for photos? | 04:32 |
Vigo | EntityReborn: That site has the latest Pendrives/USB and such, nice tutorials also. | 04:32 |
brand0n | fspot is garbage | 04:32 |
powertool08 | EntityReborn: Ah. | 04:32 |
h00k | !mint | 04:32 |
ubottu | There are some Ubuntu derivatives that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mintsupport), LinuxMCE (support in #linuxmce), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux) | 04:32 |
EntityReborn | Vigo, most of the tutorials are for one distro per USB | 04:33 |
dijikul | would anyone know how to fix the following error at boot: "Pointer to BIT loadval table invalid" -- I upgraded 9.10 to 10.4 and 9.10 worked fine, but the system tanks at this error and wont start... I *think* it might have something to do with gpt partition tables | 04:33 |
Out_Cold | powertool08, say i wanted a pen test distro, a ultra fast web browser distro, UNR, arch.. all for different reasons.. all on one stick | 04:33 |
bedwyr | Loshki, how do i md5 a media? same way one does a file? | 04:33 |
Loshki | bedwyr: md5sum - < /dev/cdrom | 04:33 |
bedwyr | Loshki, ack! | 04:33 |
Snowe | hi again people XD........ another quick question, my volume manager is being all weird all the sudden and glitching on me, i need to restart it, how might i go about doing that? o~o (ps. im running lucid, upgraded from jaunty) | 04:33 |
dmsuperman | For some reason I can't execute a script, I get permission denied even though I have +x on it. This seems to be happening with several scripts at the moment | 04:34 |
dmsuperman | I'm not quite sure why | 04:34 |
EntityReborn | Out_Cold, exactly | 04:34 |
fwaokda | i have 2 ubuntu machines how can i access one from the other over network? | 04:34 |
theadmin | dmsuperman: Wrong owner? | 04:34 |
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EntityReborn | fwaokda, look into ssh and rdp | 04:34 |
dmsuperman | Nope, it's owned by me, http://paste.cjohnson.me/289 | 04:34 |
EntityReborn | (I think, for that last one) | 04:34 |
jken418 | fwaokda: ssh or vnc | 04:34 |
EntityReborn | jken418, vnc isn't very good, IMO | 04:34 |
Out_Cold | fwaokda, depends on your ultimate goal | 04:35 |
Strife89 | I am using a tablet notebook. I can't seem to find an onscreen keyboard in Ubuntu 10.04. :/ | 04:35 |
renegaide | anyome know if ubuntu could be insalled on mac os software raid | 04:35 |
EntityReborn | (tho thats only my opinion :)) | 04:35 |
dmsuperman | Even if I try with sh autogen.sh it eventually tries to run "./configure" which then fails for the same strange reason | 04:35 |
theadmin | dmsuperman: um. zsh? We don't support that, I'm afraid | 04:35 |
duncan__ | i fixed the network problem with windows connecting to ubuntu but ubuntu can't connect to windows | 04:35 |
powertool08 | EntityReborn: Preferred alternative? | 04:35 |
EntityReborn | rdp | 04:35 |
duncan__ | any ideas why? | 04:35 |
dijikul | renegaide, probably not if OSX controllers the RAID. | 04:35 |
andres_berni | hola | 04:35 |
EntityReborn | andres_berni, aqui se habla ingles | 04:35 |
jken418 | !es | andres_berni | 04:35 |
ubottu | andres_berni: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 04:35 |
dmsuperman | theadmin: You don't support what? | 04:35 |
fwaokda | my ubuntu upgrade has failed and im trying to get 14mb zip file onto another machine for backup... because im thinking this upgrade is gonna make me have to format | 04:36 |
dmsuperman | theadmin: IT has nothing to do with what shell it is | 04:36 |
dmsuperman | theadmin: IT happens in bash too | 04:36 |
brand0n | anyone know an app to sync photos to an ipod touch | 04:36 |
Strife89 | I am using a tablet notebook. I can't seem to find an onscreen keyboard in Ubuntu 10.04. Is there a way to bring one up? | 04:36 |
dmsuperman | theadmin: That makes no sense :-/ | 04:36 |
theadmin | dmsuperman: Well... Then I dunno... You sure it doesn't try to do something which needs root privs? | 04:36 |
brand0n | i know 10.04 has ipod touch/iphone support and rhythmbox works perfect for syncing music, but anyone know an app to sync pictures with? | 04:36 |
dmsuperman | no the script itself won't execute | 04:36 |
elinaldo | hi | 04:36 |
Nautilus | bastid_raZor: ugh, bit much for me there. Let me start with adding myself to that www group. Problem is when I start the user tool (from the menu), some things are grayed out. I could sudo from command line if I knew the tool name? | 04:37 |
dmsuperman | but anyway I've figured it out, apt changed /bin/sh to point to a different location that iddn't exist for some reason | 04:37 |
renegaide | itunes | 04:37 |
Gryllida | hi elinaldo just ask | 04:37 |
theadmin | dmsuperman: o_O | 04:37 |
jonazdnb | elinaldo: sup | 04:37 |
Loshki | dmsuperman: the reason the configure script failed matters... | 04:37 |
dijikul | Strife89, try this maybe? --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=292611 | 04:37 |
elinaldo | olá gryllida | 04:37 |
bastid_raZor | Nautilus: adding yourself to the group?? sudo adduser Nautilus www-data | 04:37 |
Nautilus | ty :) | 04:37 |
theadmin | Anybody knows whether password can be changed using "passwd", or will that break GDM in some way? | 04:38 |
dmsuperman | Loshki: the configure script doesn't fail | 04:38 |
h00k | theadmin: sure, you can | 04:38 |
theadmin | h00k: Thanks | 04:38 |
jken418 | theadmin: it'll work | 04:38 |
dmsuperman | Loshki: the configure script didn't even run | 04:38 |
dmsuperman | Loshki: which is what I said | 04:38 |
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luniz7 | anyone know how i can get eclipse adt plugin working on 10.04 ubuntu? | 04:38 |
dmsuperman | But anyway now my problem is I'm not sure what /bin/sh should point to | 04:38 |
* dmsuperman pokes h00k about what his /bin/sh symlink points to | 04:39 | |
Out_Cold | /bin/bash | 04:39 |
Appl6 | Strife89: System -> Preferences -> Assistive Technologies | 04:39 |
h00k | dmsuperman: hummmm | 04:39 |
theadmin | dmsuperman: /bin/dash | 04:39 |
Loshki | dmsuperman: Sorry, I thought you said: 'it eventually tries to run "./configure" which then fails for the same strange reason' | 04:39 |
h00k | dmsuperman: dash | 04:39 |
h00k | dmsuperman: apparently | 04:39 |
Nautilus | bastid_raZor: how can I list groups for users from cli? | 04:39 |
Strife89 | Appl6: I don't see an onscreen keyboard anywhere there. :/ | 04:39 |
luniz7 | anyone know how i can get eclipse adt plugin working on 10.04 ubuntu? | 04:40 |
dmsuperman | Loshki: when I use "sh autogen" it doesh | 04:40 |
theadmin | Strife89: Alt+F2, "onboard", enter | 04:40 |
bastid_raZor | Nautilus: groups | 04:40 |
dmsuperman | strange h00k, theadmin, that's what mine is | 04:40 |
bedwyr | Loshki, the md5 of the media doesn't match that of the ISO o.O | 04:40 |
powertool08 | Nautilus: "groups" shows you what groups the currently logged in user is in. | 04:40 |
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Radio-l | !info libsdl | 04:40 |
luniz7 | anyone know how i can get eclipse adt plugin working on 10.04 ubuntu? | 04:40 |
dmsuperman | I wonder why all of a sudden it's not being considered a valid interpreter | 04:40 |
kaushal | hi | 04:40 |
Gryllida | bedwyr get it at www.ubuntu.com then | 04:40 |
Strife89 | theadmin: Aha! Thanks. :) | 04:40 |
kaushal | I get the error as pasted in http://fpaste.org/fsUf/ | 04:40 |
powertool08 | Nautilus: cat /etc/passwd | grep groups to see all groups on box. | 04:40 |
ubottu | Package libsdl does not exist in lucid | 04:40 |
Gryllida | !download | bedwyr | 04:40 |
ubottu | bedwyr: Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors - PLEASE use the !torrents to download !Lucid, and help keeping the servers' load low! | 04:40 |
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luniz7 | anyone know how i can get eclipse adt plugin working on 10.04 ubuntu? | 04:41 |
Narya | can someone explain to me what compiz is? | 04:41 |
h00k | !patience | luniz7 | 04:41 |
ubottu | luniz7: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 04:41 |
powertool08 | Narya: Eye candy to make windows users jealous. | 04:41 |
jken418 | !compiz | Narya | 04:41 |
ubottu | Narya: Compiz (compositing window manager), for a howto see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager and more help #compiz | 04:41 |
luniz7 | ubottu, sorry... | 04:41 |
Narya | powertool08, jken418 thank you | 04:42 |
jken418 | np | 04:42 |
powertool08 | Narya: aka Spinnan Cubez! Watch a youtube video for compiz fusion to get a good idea. | 04:42 |
steven__ | how do i Animated wallpaper with compiz | 04:42 |
dnivra | hello. I changed my password when I reinstalled Ubuntu 10.04 but still need to enter the old password to access the keyring. how do I change the password to the keyring so that it matches my current login password? | 04:43 |
dnivra | installed Ubuntu 10.04* | 04:43 |
luniz7 | h00k, sorry | 04:43 |
powertool08 | steven__: run ccsm (compiz core settings manager) and look in the options. you may have to install ccsm if you haven't already. | 04:43 |
theadmin | powertool08: core? lolwut. It's CompizConfig Settings Manager | 04:44 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: there should be an app in accessories | 04:44 |
powertool08 | theadmin: Oh, I don't really use compiz, just going off memory. :P | 04:44 |
theadmin | powertool08: I don't either. | 04:44 |
Radio-l | !info libsdl1.2-dev | 04:44 |
ubottu | libsdl1.2-dev (source: libsdl1.2): Simple DirectMedia Layer development files. In component main, is optional. Version 1.2.14-4ubuntu1 (lucid), package size 828 kB, installed size 3468 kB | 04:45 |
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h00k | !msgthebot | Radio-l | 04:45 |
steven__ | powertool08: yes i have it install | 04:45 |
ubottu | Radio-l: Please investigate with me only with "/msg ubottu Bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu !search factoid". | 04:45 |
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powertool08 | steven__: I don't know where it is in there, if you can't find it you can ask in #compiz | 04:45 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, What am I supposed to be looking for in Accessories? Passwords and encryption keys doesn't have it. | 04:45 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: that's it, right click on your passwords | 04:46 |
steven__ | powertool08: i can not onpe the options in ccsm | 04:46 |
Loshki | bedwyr: bummer that the md5sum doesn't match. But you could try booting it anyway. The difference might be in a portion you don't care about... | 04:46 |
aaron-n-nikki | I just installed Mayavi2. where did it go? | 04:46 |
theadmin | ...lol... "The program 'r' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: | 04:46 |
theadmin | sudo apt-get install littler" o_O | 04:46 |
Toma- | my iwlagn driver keeps dropping my connection in lucid. any tips? | 04:46 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, but there's no entry for the keyring. | 04:46 |
steven__ | *open | 04:46 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: you don't have a default, or a login? | 04:47 |
powertool08 | Sorry, I don't know. | 04:47 |
steven__ | thank ok | 04:47 |
bedwyr | Loshki, yeah. i'll just dump the disk in an unused server at work and have it test the media | 04:47 |
bastid_raZor | Nautilus: yeah, i'm trying to command now and getting errors.. not sure why. | 04:47 |
Loshki | bedwyr: ok, best of luck... | 04:47 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, Under login I have gwibber, my internet connection etc etc. none for login. No default. | 04:48 |
steven__ | i got this program called sub 7 can someone what it for | 04:48 |
h00k | steven__: that is not an Ubuntu app. Try elsewhere. | 04:48 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: well, that is your login keyring, try changing that password | 04:48 |
bedwyr | Loshki, thanks a bunch for the help! and you know the worse? i'm wanting to install 10.4 because i screwed up my keyboard config | 04:48 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: at least, I think that is how it works | 04:49 |
steven__ | h00k: ok i try youtbueing it | 04:49 |
powertool08 | steven__: o_O Isn't sub7 a windows trojan? | 04:49 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, but that password is not what I use to access the keyring: it's a random string in there. | 04:49 |
aaron-n-nikki | I just installed Mayavi2. Where did it go???? | 04:49 |
steven__ | idk | 04:49 |
bedwyr | powertool08, that sould be it yes | 04:49 |
steven__ | so sub 7 for make trolan | 04:50 |
h00k | steven__: please go elsewhere for this discussion. | 04:50 |
bedwyr | steven__, sub7 goes to the trash | 04:50 |
aaron-n-nikki | anybody? | 04:50 |
powertool08 | steven__: According to wikipedia, its a remote access tool, usually not used for good. I'd delete it. | 04:50 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: I rightclick on the folder, change password, and then I get a dialog | 04:50 |
jken418 | aaron-n-nikki: try whereis# | 04:50 |
steven__ | ok thank you all | 04:51 |
michaelh | aaron: try 'dpkg -L mayavi2' (or what ever the package is called) | 04:51 |
jken418 | aaron-n-nikki: sorry, just 'whereis foo' | 04:51 |
michaelh | aaron: that will dump all of the files that were installed. One of those is the binary :) | 04:51 |
TheMozart1 | can I install latest Ubuntu on my old PC which only has 256MB RAM? | 04:51 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, yes I did that. I got a dialog to change the password. but the old password there is not what I use to access the keyring. unless it's encrypted or something. | 04:51 |
jken418 | TheMozart1: yes. But xubuntu may be a better bet | 04:52 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: yeah, that's weird | 04:52 |
homosaur | TheMozart1: agreed, try xubuntu or maybe even try installing server ubuntu and manually installing x and openbox, 10.04 is not good for old hardware | 04:53 |
bedwyr | powertool08, we may have just created another flippin' script-kiddie! >.< | 04:53 |
balleyne | Having some trouble with my xserver on another computer, and when I run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, nothing happens... just get my prompt back. Thoughts? | 04:53 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, I agree. Makes no sense. it is clear text because all other network keys are stored there and they are all in clear text. | 04:53 |
elnur | How can I know what eats all my memory? Looking through `top` doesn't answer the question. | 04:53 |
powertool08 | bedwyr: Perhaps, my guess is they either knew what it was, or they are already compromised or in the process of being compromised. | 04:54 |
balleyne | elnur: have you tried the gnome-system-monitor? it gives you a list of processes in a gui, you can see how much memory they're using | 04:54 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: I can't find where you would see the pass for the keyring. I can only look at the individual pws | 04:55 |
Radio-g | how do I override --march from the make command? | 04:55 |
elnur | balleyne, i have no GUI | 04:55 |
bedwyr | powertool08, ah yeah, had a clue and wanted to get their suspicions confirmed...? too late to do anything now anyway XD | 04:55 |
jken418 | elnur: what's wrong with top? | 04:55 |
powertool08 | bedwyr: Yep. | 04:55 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, same here. I thought desktop couch might be it but guess it is not. | 04:55 |
bedwyr | well, time to do like win me: crash! night night | 04:55 |
powertool08 | elnur: You can also use htop, then f6 to sort by, then on the left scroll up/down to mem and hit enter. | 04:55 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: did you try changing the keyring password? | 04:56 |
powertool08 | Ha! G'night bedwyr | 04:56 |
shawnboy | is there a built in terminal emulator in Ubuntu or do I have to install one? | 04:56 |
elnur | jken418, it doesn't show anything that eats like 300-400 mb of memory, while I have only 8 mb of 512 mb free | 04:56 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, there is no option "keyring" there. | 04:56 |
TheMozart1 | anyone know min RAM for Ubuntu? | 04:56 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: just the folder | 04:56 |
shawnboy | TheMozart1, 384 i think. | 04:56 |
TheMozart1 | whats xubuntu?> | 04:56 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, no there is no option "Keyring": file or folder. | 04:56 |
fwaokda | i'm having the same problem the guy/gal here mentions: http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9259142 -- but he doesn't mention where he found his solution anyone know where i might find a fix??? | 04:57 |
elnur | TheMozart1, ubuntu with XFCE instead of gnome | 04:57 |
TheMozart1 | so Ubuntu wont run on 256MB RAM? | 04:57 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, can you check this out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=490634? | 04:57 |
elnur | powertool08, didn't know about htop. cool. thanks. but i already sorted everything by mem usage in top and see nothing that eats so much mem. | 04:57 |
shawnboy | TheMozart1, you mean with graphical interface or just command line interface? | 04:57 |
h00k | !memory | elnur | 04:57 |
ubottu | elnur: A short primer on linux memory management can be found here: http://sourcefrog.net/weblog/software/linux-kernel/free-mem.html | 04:57 |
aliendude3500 | Hey guys... you know the humble Indie bundle on Wolfire's site (wolfire.com/humble)? Well, apparently if we reach $1mil in donations (less than $175,000 off) -- Lugaru HD, Gish, and Penumbra will be open sourced... I have some chat logs from a user in Wolfire chat that look pretty legit: http://pastebay.com/97962 Anyone want to help the cause? | 04:58 |
h00k | aliendude3500: please don't spam here. | 04:58 |
aliendude3500 | h00k, sorry... | 04:58 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: can't you just right click the keyring and delete it? then just reenter all your passwords | 04:58 |
powertool08 | I don't like looking at my memory levels, it makes me hate firefox :( But I love my AddOns and can't ditch it. | 04:58 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, In the passwords and keys window? but I don't have a keyring option there :(. | 04:59 |
balleyne | TheMozart1 if Ubuntu says the system requirements are 512 MB of RAM, I've tried it on less before and it craaawls. Xubuntu has a lighter memory footprint | 04:59 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: do you have any graphics that looks like a folder? | 04:59 |
bastid_raZor | Nautilus: ahh.. it seems you need to give the partition `acl` options in /etc/fstab | 04:59 |
balleyne | TheMozart1: oops, no "if" in the last message, changed it around and forgot to delete that word... | 04:59 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, yes "Login" | 04:59 |
shawnboy | TheMozart1, I've installed Crunchbang Linux on a really old, slow, memory starved PC and it works well. It's based on Ubuntu. | 05:00 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: [folder graphic] <b>Passwords:</b> "keyring name" | 05:00 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, am I supposed to change that password corresponding to "login": what I get by right clicking? | 05:00 |
TheMozart1 | shawnboy: ok | 05:00 |
TheMozart1 | balleyne: OK | 05:00 |
bastid_raZor | Nautilus: http://www.wlug.org.nz/AccessControlLists ..that page gives a good explaination | 05:00 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: yeah, that is the login keyring. I think we mixed up some terms | 05:01 |
shawnboy | So... anybody know if there's already a terminal emulator in Ubuntu or will I need to install one? | 05:01 |
powertool08 | shawnboy: There is. | 05:01 |
jken418 | shawnboy: there is xterm and gnome-terminal | 05:01 |
BPower | On Lucid, is Grub bootup page supposed to be just a black screen with a list of options? | 05:01 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, sorry. I should've realised. | 05:01 |
shawnboy | powertool08, thanks. | 05:01 |
BPower | ...or is it supposed to be themed? | 05:01 |
h00k | BPower: it depends on if you're dualbooting or not | 05:01 |
bastid_raZor | Nautilus: you don't need to install anything, just changing /etc/fstab will do. | 05:01 |
balleyne | TheMozart1: Xubuntu is an official project. There's also Fluxbuntu that's even more lightweight, which I've installed on Thinkpads from 1999, but that's a community project and it seems to have died out | 05:01 |
jken418 | BPower: It's debian themed | 05:01 |
h00k | BPower: by default, there's no theme | 05:02 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, any way I can test it? | 05:02 |
shawnboy | jken418, so I can use one or both of those to access console system like router over a serial port? | 05:02 |
elnur | h00k, that answers the question. thanks! | 05:02 |
h00k | elnur: Cool! | 05:02 |
BPower | h00k, how do I enable the theme? | 05:02 |
jken418 | BPower: Actually, that might be karmic I'm thingking of. Not sure if the upgrade changed it or not | 05:02 |
elnur | anyone knows, why top and htop show different free memory? | 05:02 |
Gryllida | top & htop? | 05:02 |
Gryllida | no idea | 05:02 |
h00k | elnur: it caches all it can, so if it shows little 'free,' you're still okay | 05:02 |
BPower | jken418, well, i have /etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme file if that makes any difference | 05:03 |
ChogyDan | dnivra: its not like it is clear. Why is it a folder? I'm pretty sure that the worst that happens if you delete those keyrings is that you have to reenter your passwords | 05:03 |
elnur | h00k, yea, now I see. seems like there is no need to worry :) | 05:03 |
h00k | elnur: you got it | 05:03 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, I right clicked the "login" folder and changed the password. will deal with it when it actually happens. | 05:03 |
h00k | BPower: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Theming | 05:03 |
dnivra | ChogyDan, yeah worst comes to worst I'll just delete them and re-enter the passwords. | 05:04 |
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elnur | h00k, but sometimes the memory can really be clogged up, right? | 05:05 |
jken418 | elnur: yes, it can. You'll usually see a lot of swap being used if the RAM is being properly taxed. | 05:05 |
elnur | h00k, like when 150 apache process are started | 05:05 |
bastid_raZor | elnur: http://www.linuxatemyram.com/ is a good explanation | 05:05 |
ziesemer_ | How can I clear users from the user login list / greeter window? I.E., without disabling user accounts. | 05:06 |
elnur | jken418, aha. so swap is a good indicator. okay. but what if i don't have swap? some VPSs give you no swap at all | 05:06 |
BPower | h00k, it doesn't say how to enable it... | 05:06 |
h00k | elnur: it generally does a good job, even with a ton of processes, it may use swap if it wants (if you have swap available) | 05:07 |
Nautilus | bastid_raZor: will look at fstab in a few minutes | 05:07 |
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corpse | can you still add screen savers through usr/share/gnome-screensaver? | 05:07 |
bastid_raZor | ziesemer_: gconf-editor .. goto /apps/gdm/simple-greeter and check disable_user_list | 05:08 |
BPower | Actually, i don't really care about the theme. What I really want is to remove all the extra versions of ubuntu from the list of boot options | 05:09 |
elnur | Seems like top just show free memory available without taking into account that most of the memory went to cache. But htop shows *real* free memory. | 05:09 |
BPower | I can't find how to do it anywhere | 05:09 |
h00k | BPower: you can remove those extra kernels from synaptic | 05:10 |
BPower | h00k, i looked but I didn't see any extra kernals. | 05:10 |
elnur | bastid_raZor, thanks for the link :) | 05:10 |
h00k | BPower: if you don't, then do sudo update-grub | 05:10 |
eddy_o | I want to create a vbox carrying XP. I want it to access my regular computer but the only internet addresses it can get to are ones on a list I maintain. Can someone suggest something? | 05:11 |
BPower | h00k, here's the output: http://pastebin.org/220101 I think they're all still there | 05:12 |
kassah | where is the downloaded packages kept? | 05:12 |
powertool08 | eddy_o: Use a software firewall, allow 192.168.1.x, deny everything else. | 05:12 |
kassah | where are the downloaded packages kept? | 05:12 |
h00k | BPower: those should be in Synaptic, then | 05:13 |
ChogyDan | kassah: they should show up with: locate deb | 05:13 |
slowz3r | Hello Everyone | 05:13 |
bastid_raZor | BPower: in synaptic search linux-image and uninstall all the kernels you don't want | 05:13 |
eddy_o | Oh sorry. The host is ubuntu off course. | 05:13 |
h00k | BPower: sudo apt-get remove linux-image-versionnumberhere | 05:13 |
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powertool08 | eddy_o: Right, so put the software firewall on the xp guest. | 05:14 |
eddy_o | powertool, I don't have much experience with firewalls on linux. Can I shut it off if I am not using the vbox? My previous experience seemed to be that I couldn't. | 05:14 |
h00k | eddy_o: you might find #virtualbox helpful, also | 05:15 |
BPower | h00k, bastid_raZor, so based on that paste i just posted, I should sudo apt-get remove linux-image-2.6.32-(13,17,18,19,20, and 21) | 05:15 |
pc1oad1etter | could netbook remix possibly be installed on a powerpc, perhaps if one used the 'hard' method of installing it? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNR/Installation/Hard | 05:15 |
BPower | ... -generic | 05:15 |
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h00k | BPower: yep, you can use tab-complete to help you as well | 05:16 |
eddy_o | powertool08: I thought of that but if my XP gets a virus, it can subvert the firewall. | 05:16 |
BPower | h00k thanks, i'll try that out | 05:16 |
pc1oad1etter | meaning if i could install a powerpc build of ubuntu, i could then use those instructions to convert it to netbook remix? | 05:16 |
k3rn | hi - i want to mpunt a folder from an external usb drive to a specific folder in the filesystem. whats the best way to do so? it would be great if it would be mounted automatically when the drive gets connected ... | 05:16 |
Hillshum | pc1oad1etter: Probably, though I don't know how hard it would be | 05:16 |
eddy_o | h00k: I'll try that. | 05:16 |
h00k | !fstab | k3rn | 05:16 |
ubottu | k3rn: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 05:16 |
Hillshum | pc1oad1etter: That would probably not be too hard, assuming everything in UNR runs on PPC | 05:16 |
Animagladius | Hi peoples :0 | 05:17 |
pc1oad1etter | Hillshum: thanks. it's probably more involved than i'm prepared for, but I have an old 12" powerbook that i think would be great for it (if it ran) | 05:17 |
ChogyDan | !info maximus | pc1oad1etter looks like it is in the repos | 05:18 |
ubottu | pc1oad1etter: maximus (source: maximus): A window management tool. In component main, is optional. Version 0.4.14-0ubuntu4 (lucid), package size 19 kB, installed size 152 kB | 05:18 |
Animagladius | So... I need to copy everything that's inside one directory into another one. :( Tried cp -r but that will copy the whole directory itself. What I want it to do is to copy the files and directories which are INSIDE that one specific directory. Anybody got a clue how to do that? | 05:19 |
fwaokda | during my 10.04 upgrade im getting a "configuring grub-pc" window. It's got 4 partitions with checkboxes. How do i know which boxes to check? | 05:19 |
Jordan_U | pc1oad1etter: IIRC netbook remix depends heavily on having hardware accelerated 3D, if it has an nvidia GPU that means you are pretty much out of luck. | 05:19 |
oxyrosis | okay my friends, i just bought a WRT160nl linksys router and am having difficulty setting it up, is this the place for help, or can you recommend a better place? | 05:19 |
slowz3r | What is the command to check which wireless chipset you have? I can't find it somehow | 05:19 |
Jordan_U | fwaokda: If you only have one hard drive then select the drive, and don't select any of the partitions. | 05:19 |
fwaokda | ok thanks Jordan_U | 05:20 |
h00k | oxyrosis: probably your manual, as that isn't ubuntu related. | 05:20 |
Jordan_U | fwaokda: You're welcome. | 05:20 |
jmcantrell | where are the locations from the clock applet stored? | 05:20 |
oxyrosis | the manual is made for windows machines, its useless | 05:20 |
pc1oad1etter | ChogyDan thanks for the tip | 05:20 |
Animagladius | So... I need to copy everything that's inside one directory into another one. :( Tried cp -r but that will copy the whole directory itself. What I want it to do is to copy the files and directories which are INSIDE that one specific directory. Anybody got a clue how to do that? | 05:21 |
pc1oad1etter | Jordan_U I think it does have an nvidia chip | 05:21 |
BPower | h00k, Thanks, I think that did the trick :) | 05:21 |
White-Horse | can someone help me with a Canon Pixma IP1500 Printer I did everything this website said to do: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CanonPixmaIP1500 | 05:21 |
h00k | BPower: cool, then update your grub, and all is good | 05:21 |
ChogyDan | slowz3r: sudo lshw -C network lsusb lspci lspcmcia | 05:21 |
Jordan_U | oxyrosis: There is almost always a web interface, usually you can get to it by entering "192.168.1.1" into the address bar of your browser | 05:21 |
mstkrtfs | Animalgladius: you mean to copy all folders inside a directory through terminal? | 05:22 |
Animagladius | All folders and files, yes. | 05:22 |
BPower | hooks, Thanks again :) | 05:22 |
KurtKraut | When I have desktop effects enabled and I start an OpenOffice Impress presentation, the gnome-panel still appears during the presentation, what is a clear unexpected behaviour. On what package I should report this bug? | 05:22 |
mstkrtfs | Animalgladius: did you use "ls"? | 05:22 |
oxyrosis | i guess you are right, i should find a wireless forum for help, seeing as i have already gotten to that part and have failed | 05:23 |
oxyrosis | any suggestions | 05:23 |
oxyrosis | ? | 05:23 |
Scunizi | oxyrosis: either the address Jordan_U gave you or 192.168.0.1 | 05:23 |
Animagladius | Nope, I didn't. | 05:23 |
Animagladius | How would I do that? Using "ls"? o.o | 05:23 |
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mstkrtfs | Animalgladius: cd to the desired directory and type "ls" to show all contents of the folder | 05:24 |
Radio-g | oxyrosis: you may need to hard reset factory defaults to do anything, then point a web browser to the device's address | 05:24 |
Animagladius | Ah. Okay. | 05:25 |
Radio-g | oxyrosis: which is most likely 192.168.0.1 (or whatever the manual says it is) | 05:25 |
Animagladius | Thanks! But what now? :( | 05:25 |
oxyrosis | im not having problems connecting to the routers setup, im having trouble actually connecting to the router for the internet | 05:25 |
Animagladius | Copy every single file file after file? :D | 05:25 |
Animagladius | Because that would be ... bad in case of about 200 files. :( | 05:25 |
Radio-g | oxyrosis: it could be wireless drivers | 05:25 |
Animagladius | And 20 folders | 05:26 |
Radio-g | oxyrosis: what wlan chip are you using? | 05:26 |
Scunizi | oxyrosis: if you have any wep or wpa enabled, disable it then try.. once you connect then you can go back and play with the encryption | 05:26 |
jken418 | Animagladius: what are you trying to do? Copy a directory recursively? If so, use 'cp -r' | 05:26 |
Scunizi | oxyrosis: make sure ssid is broadcasting.. once you connect you can turn it off. | 05:26 |
litropy | hi, peeps. Could someone please point me to a guide to configuring pulseaudio with Jack Audio? | 05:26 |
Animagladius | I'm trying to copy all folders and files inside a directory into another. | 05:27 |
jken418 | !pulseaudio | 05:27 |
ubottu | PulseAudio is a sound server intended as a drop-in replacement for !ESD - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio for information and installation instructions | 05:27 |
jken418 | Animagladius: yes, that's what I thought. cp -r original destination | 05:27 |
oxyrosis | currently i am using the netbook remix to access wireless | 05:28 |
Scunizi | Animagladius: move or copy | 05:28 |
mstkrtfs | Animalgladius: make sure to use sudo cp if required | 05:28 |
Horus | someone knows how to erase old kernels from my grub...??? | 05:28 |
Animagladius | jken418: Unfortunately that will copy the whole directory and not ONLY what's inside it :( | 05:28 |
Scunizi | Horus: use synaptic package manager to uninstall them.. then sudo update-grub | 05:29 |
jken418 | Animagladius: ah, I see. 'cp -r directory/* destination' then :) | 05:29 |
lucas-arg | hello, can i have gnome-volume-control-applet back in lucid? | 05:29 |
oxyrosis | i cannot use the router as a router for wired networks either, so it makes repairs a bi more difficult | 05:29 |
Animagladius | AH, right | 05:29 |
Animagladius | THAT's it. XD | 05:29 |
Animagladius | Thanks! :] | 05:29 |
jken418 | lucas-arg: probably not | 05:29 |
Animagladius | (Haven't been using Linux in a while due to work... Getting rusty.) | 05:29 |
ArmyVet | Anyone try out PC-BSD yet ? | 05:29 |
Horus | tnx Scunizi | 05:29 |
Animagladius | Thanks everyone :) | 05:29 |
jken418 | np | 05:29 |
h00k | ArmyVet: this isn't the channel for that | 05:29 |
onetinsoldier | !panels | lucas-arg | 05:29 |
ubottu | lucas-arg: To reset the gnome panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 05:29 |
bastid_raZor | Horus: in synaptic search for linux-image .. uninstall the older versions | 05:29 |
Scunizi | oxyrosis: that router might have 2 modes.. router & switch .. which the router portion can be turned on and off.. | 05:30 |
mstkrtfs | anyone here fluent with conky? #conky doesnt work | 05:30 |
jken418 | !conky | 05:30 |
lucas-arg | onetinsoldier: i dont want to reset it, i want to have my old and normal volume icons and not an applet i dont use at all | 05:30 |
bastid_raZor | Scunizi: after uninstalling the kernels grub is automatically updated .. Horus | 05:30 |
mstkrtfs | jken418:is that a server? | 05:30 |
onetinsoldier | lucas-arg: oh... don't know. sorry | 05:30 |
Horus | oohh i c | 05:31 |
Scunizi | bastid_raZor: use to be.. but I haven't played with 10.04 yet.. I never assume :) | 05:31 |
jken418 | mstkrtfs: no. I was asking ubottu for a factoid about conky. No such luck though. | 05:31 |
Scunizi | at least not with all the changes that are made. | 05:31 |
mstkrtfs | jken418: damn. no one seems to know how to work a conky config at all | 05:31 |
Horus | cause i'm having problems my pc is getting very slow.... could this be the problem....??? | 05:32 |
jken418 | mstkrtfs: Try googling; and the ubuntu forums | 05:32 |
bastid_raZor | mstkrtfs: what are you trying to do? | 05:32 |
mstkrtfs | jken418: been there, done that. | 05:32 |
k3rn | can i mount a specific folder of the external ubs drive when using UID in fstab? | 05:33 |
mstkrtfs | bastid-raZor: my conky doesnt stick to the background. it has a border/shadow around it. no matter what window type i try. override, desktop, normal | 05:33 |
k3rn | like UUID=<uuid>/folder /home/user/folder auto default 0 0? | 05:34 |
lucas-arg | LOL i got it back with gnome-volume-control-applet | 05:34 |
bastid_raZor | mstkrtfs: i think that is a metaciy or compiz shading | 05:34 |
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mstkrtfs | does that mean i have to change my theme? | 05:35 |
bastid_raZor | mstkrtfs: just adjust the window shading to none | 05:35 |
onetinsoldier | lucas-arg: nice :) | 05:36 |
lucas-arg | onetinsoldier: yeah cool, i didnt want to have that indicator thign | 05:36 |
Razass | I everyone, I just installed 10.04 on my desktop and it is only detecting 1 of my 3 monitors and I would like to at least use 2 in Ubuntu if possible | 05:37 |
Razass | is there anything I have to enable:? | 05:37 |
mstkrtfs | bastid_raZor: honestly, no idea how to change that setting | 05:37 |
nishanth | can someone help me with a flash player full screen issue? | 05:37 |
Razass | its not even that it shows up at a low res, it doesnt show at all in the monitor section | 05:38 |
heyuka | ello? | 05:39 |
onetinsoldier | !hi | heyuka | 05:39 |
ubottu | heyuka: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 05:40 |
xinwen | hi guys, can I change the background color of skype, qtconfig-qt4 seems didn't help? | 05:40 |
lucas-arg | can someone check this and tell me if this is ok for gnome-volume-control-applet so it starts for any user using gnome desktops? http://paste.ubuntu.com/431484/ | 05:40 |
heyuka | onetinsoldier: got a minute to help me upgrade? | 05:40 |
Azh | can someone tell me how to connect to a wireless network through the terminal? | 05:40 |
xinwen | lucas-arg: you can try add it, then remove it. | 05:41 |
KurtKraut | Azh, if you have used this access point already. just try sudo dhclient. | 05:41 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: i can try. upgrades don't always work out though. but yes | 05:41 |
Azh | KurtKraut, no need for the network name? | 05:41 |
Azh | cause there is like 6 wireless networks | 05:42 |
KurtKraut | Azh, this will trigger an attemp to stabilish a previously known connection. | 05:42 |
joejc | how do i put playlist on my mass storage device from rhythmbox? | 05:42 |
Azh | oh i see | 05:42 |
ShroudedCloud | Hello? | 05:42 |
nishanth | can someone help me with a flash player full screen issue? | 05:42 |
Azh | gonna try it | 05:42 |
Razass | ok I think I have figured out my problem, I am running two graphics cards, one with one monitor and the other with two, its not decting the other graphics card....any tips? | 05:42 |
atomjepes | Hi, I would like to run a script to send a command to a remote computer my pc shuts down, I need to run the script before the network interfaces are stopped. I'm currently on lucide. any recommendation? | 05:42 |
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jken418 | Razass: does it show up in lspci? | 05:43 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: so, what's the scoop? what version of ubuntu you running and what are you wanting to upgrade to? | 05:43 |
heyuka | onetinsoldier: alright, I tried upgrading through the from 8.04 to Lucid update manager , (This old box doesn't have a burner). The upgrade failed, leaving the system unrebootable. I managed a fresh install with feisty, but now I'm stuck trying to get to gutsy | 05:43 |
rosechu | I'm trying to connect my Kodak Easyshare cx7330 to Ubuntu Kharmic Koala. It mounts the camera twice, gives me some errors. Sometimes I can go in and copy pictures, sometimes everything freezes completely (can't move cursor) and I have to reboot. What can I do? | 05:43 |
ShroudedCloud | I'm having some issues with update manager, it shows me a dialog saying the list of sources can't be read and closes automatically... Can anyone help? | 05:44 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: omg | 05:44 |
heyuka | onetinsoldier: eh? | 05:44 |
Razass | jken418: lspci? | 05:44 |
nishanth | anyone know how to solve the flash full screen problem? | 05:44 |
White-Horse | can someone help me with a Canon Pixma IP1500 Printer I did everything this website said to do: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CanonPixmaIP1500 | 05:45 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: so now you're wanting to go through a bunch of upgrades? | 05:45 |
heyuka | onetinsoldier: Not ideal, I know | 05:45 |
Razass | jken418: ahh I think I found it, ill check | 05:45 |
heyuka | onetinsoldier: but that was the plan | 05:45 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: i see | 05:46 |
Razass | heh I like the new transparent terminal window | 05:46 |
ShroudedCloud | Need to know hwo to get rid of a source list without using update manager or synaptic, etc. | 05:46 |
Razass | jken418: yes both graphics cards are shown in the lspci output | 05:46 |
rsvp | what's the default shell under Lucid? is it bash, and if so which version? thanks | 05:46 |
heyuka | onetinsoldier: error given in the update manager is "Could not find the release notes, the server may be overloaded" | 05:47 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: don't know | 05:47 |
maco | rsvp: for user login shells, bash. but if you put /bin/sh in a script, that points to dash | 05:47 |
maco | !info bash | rsvp | 05:47 |
ubottu | rsvp: bash (source: bash): The GNU Bourne Again SHell. In component main, is required. Version 4.1-2ubuntu3 (lucid), package size 631 kB, installed size 3492 kB | 05:47 |
bastid_raZor | rsvp: bash yes, 4.1.5 | 05:47 |
theadmin | What is required for Nmap compilation on Ubuntu? Everything worked here :D Just wanna know, so that I can do so on a new install. | 05:47 |
bastid_raZor | theadmin: nmap is in the repo's | 05:48 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: don't know what to make of the error | 05:48 |
theadmin | bastid_raZor: Yeah, 5.0, which is far from the latest | 05:48 |
heyuka | onetinsoldier: hrm.. ok | 05:48 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: what's the update manager command you're trying? | 05:48 |
bastid_raZor | theadmin: but to get dependencies you would apt-get build-dep nmap | 05:49 |
heyuka | onetinsoldier: sudo update-manager -c | 05:49 |
theadmin | bastid_raZor: Oh. Right... Well, I think all i need was "build-essential", whoever that is | 05:49 |
nishanth | anyone know how to solve a flash full screen problem? | 05:49 |
PerfectLion | hi | 05:49 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: yeah, roger. that's the command i would try too | 05:49 |
rsvp | maco, does the startup first rely on dash ? [That's what I heard ... speed considerations apparently over bash. true or false?] | 05:49 |
maco | rsvp: true | 05:50 |
maco | rsvp: thats why /bin/sh symlinks to dash, not bash | 05:50 |
ShroudedCloud | Where's a good place to report a user? | 05:50 |
theadmin | ShroudedCloud: Like a spammer? | 05:50 |
ShroudedCloud | Yes. | 05:50 |
theadmin | ShroudedCloud: #freenode | 05:50 |
maco | theadmin: its a package | 05:50 |
PerfectLion | where i report bug this ubuntu 10.4? | 05:50 |
theadmin | maco: :P I know that, I just have absolutely no idea what's inside it | 05:50 |
Razass | jken418: you still around? | 05:50 |
theadmin | PerfectLion: Bug in what? | 05:50 |
rsvp | maco, it all makes sense now... So with bash v4, we now have arrays. | 05:51 |
ShroudedCloud | Thanks. | 05:51 |
maco | PerfectLion: just run "ubuntu-bug PACKAGE" replacing PACKAGE with the name of the package in which you found the bug. or help->report a problem, if its a graphical app | 05:51 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: you can change the /etc/apt/sources.list file and try to see if manually upgrading will work | 05:51 |
maco | theadmin: apt-cache depends build-essential | 05:51 |
[mutex] | i know this is foolish to ask, as it would defeat the purpose of the cryptosystem, but i've forgotten the passphrase for my 10.04 machine after leaving it sit for a month or so now, _is_ there a way to reset it given physical access to the machine? | 05:51 |
PerfectLion | theadmin please | 05:51 |
Varanger | what was the name of #ubuntu's bot? | 05:51 |
maco | [mutex]: for an encrypted drive? or are you just talking about a normal user password? | 05:51 |
SunnyDP | I am trying to remove all old kernels starting with 2.6.31 , so I am trying to use the command: sudo aptitude purge `linux-image-2.6.31-*` with no success. Is there another way to do this using this command and the * variable. | 05:51 |
theadmin | PerfectLion: Well, uh, in what application is the bug? | 05:51 |
maco | Varanger: ubottu | 05:52 |
theadmin | Varanger: It's "ubottu" | 05:52 |
heyuka | onetinsoldier: Tried that, don't remember exactly the error it gave. I just found a page in the community documentation that I'm tryinbg | 05:52 |
[mutex] | maco, an encrypted drive. | 05:52 |
maco | [mutex]: i think youre stuck | 05:52 |
[mutex] | maco: i figured | 05:52 |
rsvp | !info whoareyou | Varanger | 05:52 |
ubottu | Varanger: Package whoareyou does not exist in lucid | 05:52 |
theadmin | SunnyDP: You don't need the quotes | 05:52 |
PerfectLion | eclipse | 05:52 |
maco | rsvp: info is for getting info about a package | 05:52 |
onetinsoldier | heyuka: roger. good luck | 05:52 |
theadmin | SunnyDP: sudo apt-get purge linux-image-2.6.31-* | 05:52 |
SunnyDP | theadmin: i will try without then | 05:52 |
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rsvp | well, just thought I would mimic the bot's behavior for Turing's sake. | 05:53 |
cjae | Not familiar with it but on [mutex] question cant you just over write the drive? | 05:53 |
PerfectLion | theadmin: The program 'Eclipse' received an X Window System error. | 05:53 |
PerfectLion | This probably reflects a bug in the program. | 05:53 |
PerfectLion | The error was 'RenderBadPicture (invalid Picture parameter)'. | 05:53 |
PerfectLion | (Details: serial 27239 error_code 158 request_code 148 minor_code 7) | 05:53 |
PerfectLion | (Note to programmers: normally, X errors are reported asynchronously; | 05:53 |
FloodBot3 | PerfectLion: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 05:53 |
PerfectLion | that is, you will receive the error a while after causing it. | 05:53 |
theadmin | PerfectLion: Run this: "ubuntu-bug eclipse" | 05:53 |
SunnyDP | theadmin: Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "linux-image-2.6.31-*" --> i dd not put he quotes | 05:53 |
theadmin | SunnyDP: Huh. Well, I think you have the name wrong then. Let me how is it over here | 05:54 |
[mutex] | cjae: ive got some 1000+ lines of code in a project im in that i cant abandon, i guess the rest of my night will be spent attempting to brute force it | 05:54 |
PerfectLion | theadmin http://paste.ubuntu.com/431488/ | 05:54 |
ShroudedCloud | So, anyone want to help with a package problem? | 05:54 |
theadmin | SunnyDP: Altough looks right... hm. I dunno, but that works here (testing on a vm) | 05:55 |
ShroudedCloud | Sorry a sources list problem. | 05:55 |
onetinsoldier | ShroudedCloud: don't know... what's the problem? | 05:55 |
Wigglestix | perfectlion:what type of package problem? | 05:55 |
SunnyDP | theadmin: wont work here | 05:55 |
apctr | hi all any one tell me how to connect printer on 10.04 | 05:56 |
Wigglestix | shroudedcloud: what type of package problem?? | 05:56 |
ShroudedCloud | I tried installing the unity ppa (after using ppa-purge) and now it won't let me reload or check package lists, saying there is an error in the unity ppa .list file | 05:56 |
theadmin | apctr: Just stick the cable in and see if it works first :P If it doesn't, give more description, as like, model etc | 05:56 |
PerfectLion | !Wigglestix Eclipse | 05:56 |
cjae | [mutex]: plus I thought there was something with the type of encryption used there is a way, besides brute force, I think the encryption used is used to keep most out | 05:56 |
theadmin | ShroudedCloud: Remove that file. | 05:56 |
ShroudedCloud | I've tried. | 05:57 |
t11m | exit | 05:57 |
cjae | [mutex]: Im sure I read that, I'd look into it | 05:57 |
theadmin | ShroudedCloud: It's somewhere around /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ | 05:57 |
White-Horse | Canon Pixma IP1500 Printer will not print please help | 05:57 |
ShroudedCloud | I'm in a root nautilus | 05:57 |
ShroudedCloud | and it won't allow me to move the files. | 05:57 |
[mutex] | cjae: i was unable to parse anything useable out of your line | 05:57 |
theadmin | ShroudedCloud: You what!? You don't run nautilus as root | 05:57 |
ShroudedCloud | Okay, okay. | 05:58 |
nishanth | anyone know how to install flash player on lucid? | 05:58 |
theadmin | ShroudedCloud: cd /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ && ls - see what we have here. Then use "sudo rm filename" to delete | 05:58 |
White-Horse | Canon Pixma IP1500 Printer will not print using driver Canon PIXMA iP1500 Ver.2.50 please help | 05:58 |
theadmin | nishanth: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer | 05:58 |
cjae | [mutex]: I mean that is the encryption used has a loop hole I believe | 05:58 |
myrl | i have apache2 and https works (port 443) but http doesnt work (port 80). I haven't installed a firewall, and I do port forwarding on my router. Whats wrong? | 05:59 |
nishanth | theadmin: wat is sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree? | 05:59 |
bastid_raZor | myrl: possibly your isp blocks 80 | 05:59 |
theadmin | Can I force some programs to run in sudo mode, i.e. when I type "nmap" i want it to eat it like "sudo nmap"? | 05:59 |
mneptok | myrl: which httpd? | 05:59 |
apctr | cannyone tell me to install printer on 9.10 | 05:59 |
theadmin | nishanth: It's a command... | 05:59 |
myrl | apache2 | 05:59 |
PerfectLion | this bug in autocompleat in my eclipse: http://paste.ubuntu.com/431488/ | 05:59 |
Appl6 | theadmin: alias | 05:59 |
ShroudedCloud | theadmin: both the .list & .list.save? | 05:59 |
myrl | does cox block port 80? | 05:59 |
theadmin | ShroudedCloud: Yah | 05:59 |
mneptok | myrl: on the server itself what does http://localhost show you? | 06:00 |
myrl | the webpage | 06:00 |
nishanth | theadmin : i mean the nonfree part? | 06:00 |
pG|KiLLa | I need help with my internet browser on UBUNTU, It is extremely slow and sometimes it doesnt even load the pages. What do i do? | 06:00 |
myrl | mneptok on localhost http works | 06:00 |
onetinsoldier | nishanth: that's an old package name, and is therefore just a 'trasistional' package in lucid | 06:00 |
theadmin | Appl6: Will that work? Cause 'nmap'='sudo nmap'... but nmap is alias of sudo nmap, and that'd end up giving "sudo sudo sudo sudo sudo sudo sudo sudo"... etc, uh. No? | 06:00 |
mneptok | myrl: then port 80 is blocked somewhere. | 06:00 |
myrl | hmm | 06:00 |
theadmin | nishanth: It means it's not FOSS | 06:00 |
myrl | where | 06:00 |
Azh | that command just killed my ubuntu box lol | 06:00 |
PerfectLion | theadmin: you see the link? :http://paste.ubuntu.com/431488/ | 06:00 |
mneptok | myrl: probably by the ISP. what ISP do you use? | 06:00 |
myrl | mneptok COX | 06:01 |
Appl6 | theadmin: When I said that I was much more confident that aliases weren't recursive, but maybe you're right | 06:01 |
mneptok | myrl: consumer or business account? | 06:01 |
Azh | anyone know how to reconnect a wireless connection through the terminal? | 06:01 |
myrl | mneptok consumer... | 06:01 |
theadmin | PerfectLion: I told ya! Run "ubuntu-bug eclipse" | 06:01 |
ShroudedCloud | theadmin: that worked perfectly, thanks... | 06:01 |
pG|KiLLa | I need help with my internet browser on UBUNTU, It is extremely slow and sometimes it doesnt even load the pages. What do i do? | 06:01 |
onetinsoldier | nishanth: 'transitional' ...sorry, mispelled | 06:01 |
ShroudedCloud | Going to try to do what I was trying to again... except... properly this time. | 06:01 |
blacksunseven | I'm finding lucid lynx to be very slow and unresponsive on my hardware. What should I be looking for to try and solve this? | 06:01 |
mneptok | myrl: my guess is that Cox explicitly disallows consumer-grade connections from running servers, and enforces it by port blocking. | 06:01 |
nishanth | theadmin: successfull installation..but does not work in full screen...any clues? | 06:01 |
myrl | mneptok uh oh | 06:02 |
apctr | how to manage printer settings on ubuntu | 06:02 |
myrl | mneptok so now i cant have a webpage | 06:02 |
blacksunseven | My hardware is very, very good and should handle lynx flawlessly in any application. | 06:02 |
theadmin | nishanth: It's a bug, we can't really do much about it, tell the Adobe guys... if they'll listen | 06:02 |
pG|KiLLa | I need help with my internet browser on UBUNTU, It is extremely slow and sometimes it doesnt even load the pages. What do i do? | 06:02 |
mneptok | myrl: only if you run it on a non-standard port. and even so, your ISP TOS may well disallow it, and if they find it, could cut you off. | 06:02 |
PerfectLion | theadmin send this info? | 06:03 |
Jordan_U | blacksunseven: What GPU? Have you tried System > Administration > Hardware Drivers? | 06:03 |
Appl6 | theadmin: I just tried alias ls='sudo ls' and it's fine. | 06:03 |
myrl | mneptok D: | 06:03 |
theadmin | PerfectLion: What info? That will launch a bug-reporting system and report a bug in eclipse, so developers can hel | 06:03 |
theadmin | p | 06:03 |
theadmin | Appl6: Okay thanks | 06:03 |
myrl | mneptok i guess i will have to stop the server | 06:03 |
myrl | mneptok but https still works... | 06:03 |
powertool08 | myrl: It would surprise me if they cut your service without a warning notice. | 06:03 |
blacksunseven | Checking htop shows that X is using >5% CPU all the time, is this normal? | 06:03 |
PerfectLion | theadmin: Ok.. I send the reporting | 06:03 |
pG|KiLLa | I need help with my internet browser on UBUNTU, It is extremely slow and sometimes it doesnt even load the pages. What do i do? | 06:03 |
myrl | lol | 06:04 |
ShroudedCloud | Alright, everything is working perfectly, thanks! | 06:04 |
mneptok | myrl: or call Cox and ask if they offer business grade accounts, and if they do, do they restrict traffic. then upgrade to the level. | 06:04 |
nishad | Hi.. | 06:04 |
Azh | does anyone know the command to connect to a wireless network? | 06:04 |
myrl | mneptok ok but it may cost a fortune | 06:04 |
* mneptok uses Comcast Business, and runs servers out of his home. | 06:04 | |
blacksunseven | Jordan_U: I've got the two restricted drivers installed (realtek and ATI) | 06:04 |
powertool08 | myrl: Complain until they cave, or get a new ISP that doesn't suck. | 06:04 |
myrl | lol | 06:04 |
myrl | ok | 06:05 |
Azh | can someone give the command to connect or reconnect to a wireless network | 06:05 |
Appl6 | Azh: It depends. man iwconfig will connect you to an access point, and you can give it your key if it's WEP. If you use WPA, you need wpa_supplicant. To handle dhcp, you need dhclient. | 06:05 |
theadmin | Apparently, ubuntu.com is running Debian. Right? | 06:05 |
powertool08 | myrl: http://support1.cox.com/sdccommon/asp/contentredirect.asp?sprt_cid=643ad749-1a58-4824-9d1c-8cd5579e132a | 06:05 |
myrl | now im talking with cox chat | 06:06 |
myrl | ok | 06:06 |
Azh | okay i will try that, appl6 | 06:06 |
blacksunseven | Jordan_U: Quad Core AMD | 06:06 |
White-Horse | Canon Pixma IP1500 Printer will not print using driver Canon PIXMA iP1500 Ver.2.50 anyone ? | 06:06 |
powertool08 | myrl: Looks like they want to protect you because obviously you can't protect yourself. :/ I love thier slogan. | 06:06 |
nishanth | Anyone know how to make the full screen work for flash player? | 06:06 |
nishanth | someone help | 06:06 |
Azh | linux programmers manual? | 06:06 |
myrl | powertool08 hahaha | 06:07 |
justdave | ok, found a matching bug in launchpad, my non-functional keyboard after lucid upgrade appears to be https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/513932 | 06:07 |
theadmin | nishanth: In no way. Until Adobe fix the bug... it ain't a gonna work | 06:07 |
justdave | found a workaround though (and added it to the bug) | 06:07 |
justdave | so my keyboard's working again | 06:07 |
Azh | so confusing, i just need the command to connect to a wireless network | 06:07 |
nishanth | theadmin : so this is a problem that exist in the entire lucid? | 06:07 |
blacksunseven | Jordan_U: to get specific, AMD Athlon II X4 620 @ 2.6GHz, 4GB DDR3 RAM | 06:07 |
Azh | something like "sudo connect linksys" | 06:08 |
theadmin | nishanth: Yeah... I experienced it back on Interpid, so maybe it's much more then just Lucid... maybe it's the entire Linux | 06:08 |
myrl | "In addition to protecting bandwidth by preventing customers from running high-traffic web servers." LOL | 06:08 |
Azh | is there anything like that | 06:08 |
Azh | ? | 06:08 |
Razass | sooo unbuntu isn't detecting my other monitors, the second video card is showing up when I do a lspci but nothing in the 'monitors' area | 06:08 |
mneptok | nishanth: it's a problem that exists with Flash for Linux. only Adobe can fix it. welcome to proprietary software. | 06:08 |
theadmin | It's like Microsoft, huh, mneptok? Only they can fix it, but they aren't even planning to :D | 06:08 |
nishanth | mneptok : lol damn i guess i am stuck with this for a while then | 06:09 |
PerfectLion | theadmin: My problem only happens when I run the autocomplete Across the ubuntu-bug the developers will know? | 06:09 |
powertool08 | myrl: translates to: We don't want to build out infrastructure so we limit you to yesterday's technology. | 06:09 |
White-Horse | Azh just right click on the network icon near the top left click edit and fill in your wireless info and connect | 06:09 |
myrl | powertool08 lol cox kinda sucks | 06:09 |
Azh | right, but is there a way to do it through terminal? | 06:09 |
White-Horse | not that i know of | 06:09 |
powertool08 | myrl: Pretty much all ISP's do. | 06:09 |
Azh | oh ok | 06:09 |
nishanth | i should totally go back to windows...linux has broken me | 06:10 |
mneptok | powertool08: more like "the average user will end up clicking something that installs a backdoor httpd, so we make sure we block the usual suspect ports." | 06:10 |
myrl | powertool08 lol then how do you run a web server? | 06:10 |
powertool08 | mneptok: Perhaps, but that is a user education problem, not a legitimate reason to hinder the more savvy. | 06:10 |
theadmin | Mine does not, powertool08, I can run any servers just fine | 06:10 |
White-Horse | nishanth you give up too easy there is never a reason to go back to M$ unless you are a hard core gamer | 06:11 |
pG|KiLLa | My web browser (Mozilla Firefox) Is running extremely slow and wont load some web pages. I need help please. | 06:11 |
rushingad | i have an mkv file and i want to put it on a playstation 3 | 06:11 |
mneptok | powertool08: lol. you believe users can be educated. i miss being young. ;) | 06:11 |
rushingad | help please? | 06:11 |
powertool08 | myrl: Well, they suck in different ways, blocked ports, bandwith caps, outrageous prices, pathetic speeds. | 06:11 |
theadmin | rushingad: NOT an Ubuntu problem | 06:11 |
blacksunseven | Should I remove ATI's restricted drivers? do they suck? | 06:11 |
myrl | powertool08 haha | 06:11 |
theadmin | blacksunseven: If it works, don't touch it. That's the law of computers. | 06:11 |
rushingad | my problem is how to do the conversions on ubuntu | 06:11 |
powertool08 | mneptok: Some can, those who can't will install some screensaver trojan anyway. | 06:11 |
* mneptok tootles off to PS3 land | 06:12 | |
blacksunseven | theadmin: lynx is very slow though, i'm trying to figure out why | 06:12 |
nishanth | White-Horse : a full screen video is the least one can expect from any OS.... | 06:12 |
theadmin | blacksunseven: Lynx? Uh. The browser 'lynx' or the Lucid? | 06:12 |
Jordan_U | myrl: smaller local ISPs are often more reasonable. Mine even offered a static IP address at no extra charge. | 06:12 |
pG|KiLLa | My web browser (Mozilla Firefox) Is running extremely slow and wont load some web pages. I need help please. | 06:12 |
pG|KiLLa | My web browser (Mozilla Firefox) Is running extremely slow and wont load some web pages. I need help please. | 06:12 |
mneptok | nishanth: one last time. it's NOT the OS. it's the proprietary web plugin. | 06:12 |
White-Horse | whats up with the video ? | 06:12 |
theadmin | pG|KiLLa: Be patient! | 06:12 |
greezmunkey | Jordan_U: lucky :P | 06:12 |
myrl | jordan_U local isp? | 06:12 |
blacksunseven | theadmin: Lucid. quad core amd w/ 4GB DDR3 and its much slower than my old hardware was with 8.10 | 06:13 |
myrl | jordan_U is there any local isp in LA? | 06:13 |
progesterone | Question: what do I need to install on Ubuntu to open song file from this website? http://myanmarmp3.net/album.aspx?AlbumID=244 | 06:13 |
theadmin | blacksunseven: Well, it became more consuming, yeah, but I dunno whether it's the video card... Try disabling Compiz, there is some memory allocation issue with it | 06:13 |
blacksunseven | theadmin: where do i disable it? | 06:13 |
theadmin | blacksunseven: system - preferences - appearance - visual effects, set to "None" | 06:13 |
White-Horse | nishanth you have a link to the video ? | 06:14 |
powertool08 | myrl: What is your zip code? | 06:15 |
nishanth | white-horse: i can play no youtube video or any video that use the flash player in full screen | 06:15 |
Jordan_U | nishanth: You can play youtube videos in full screen via Applications > Sound and Video > Movie Player | 06:15 |
theadmin | Jordan_U: Ahem. Totem plays Youtube? o_O | 06:15 |
nishanth | Jordan_U plz tell me how? | 06:16 |
White-Horse | i have a dual LCD setup 15.6" laptop and 19" external on 1 video card | 06:16 |
Jordan_U | theadmin: Yup, and BBC | 06:16 |
theadmin | Jordan_U: Oh well, I'm still sticking to VLC :D | 06:16 |
onetinsoldier | pG|KiLLa: you can try the following if you want. quit firefox. then rename the .mozilla directory and start firefox. see if that does anything | 06:16 |
mneptok | progesterone: VLC works with content from that site | 06:16 |
nishanth | Jordan_U : plz enlighten me how to open online video in totem? | 06:16 |
Jordan_U | nishanth: Click on the drop down labeled "Playlist", choose the "Youtube" option, and search for a video | 06:16 |
onetinsoldier | pG|KiLLa: the .mozilla directory is in your /home | 06:17 |
theadmin | onetinsoldier: Wrong | 06:17 |
theadmin | onetinsoldier: $HOME is not /home | 06:17 |
theadmin | onetinsoldier: It's usually /home/$USER/ | 06:17 |
Vigo | progesterone: That is a tuff one, there are issues that may be there that are just wrong, VLC should work, you may need some Restricted Drivers from Universe. | 06:17 |
onetinsoldier | theadmin: yeah.. i meant his home dir.. $HOME | 06:17 |
Azh | well that did not work | 06:17 |
nishanth | Jordan_U i dont find a playlist option in movie player | 06:18 |
onetinsoldier | pG|KiLLa: the .mozilla directory is in your /home/<user> directory.. sorry | 06:18 |
Azh | my wireless keeps dropping out, and i gotta reconnect manually, is there a way to do this through ssh? | 06:18 |
White-Horse | nishanth i just went to youtube and and watched at full screen on my external 19" LCD so sounds to me that you have a flash prom. or java prom. | 06:18 |
Jordan_U | nishanth: It's in the sidebar, View > Show Sidebar or press F9 to show it. | 06:19 |
anthony | hi guys i have a problem my system is running slow. how can i make it run fast again like it was freshly installed | 06:19 |
White-Horse | nishanth what ubuntu are you using ? | 06:19 |
progesterone | mneptok Vigo Thanks dudes. I'm installing VLC now. | 06:19 |
greezmunkey | anthony: the question should be, what's causing my system to run slowly, check the "top" command. | 06:20 |
nishanth | Jordan_U: ok that worked ...do you know how i can also use this player to watch any video other than those on youtube | 06:20 |
anthony | ok | 06:20 |
Jordan_U | nishanth: For other sites you can often find the video files flash is using in /tmp/ named "Flash<random characters here>. Open them in totem and you can play them also. | 06:20 |
progesterone | Question: On Ubuntu, a short song play regularly like [doo do doo .... do doo do]. How can I turn it off? | 06:20 |
greezmunkey | progesterone: at startup? | 06:21 |
White-Horse | anyways anyone want to take a shot helping me with a Canon Printer ? | 06:21 |
Azh | well thanks anyway | 06:21 |
nishanth | Jordan_U "flash is using in /tmp/ named "Flash<random characters here>" english plz | 06:21 |
progesterone | greezmunkey no ... all the time | 06:21 |
siomyn | White-Horse: What type of printer ? | 06:22 |
greezmunkey | progesterone: wow. What, like over and over and over, all the time? | 06:22 |
UbuntuJeff | Anyone else have either slow internet or seems like internet just randomly won't run for a minute or two on Lucid? then it just kicks back in. | 06:22 |
White-Horse | Canon Pixma IP1500 | 06:22 |
greezmunkey | UbuntuJeff: wired, wireless? | 06:23 |
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White-Horse | its installed and the driver is installed but it will not print at all | 06:23 |
siomyn | White-Horse: the old printer ..:) | 06:23 |
White-Horse | yes its old | 06:23 |
greezmunkey | !pm > anthony | 06:24 |
ubottu | anthony, please see my private message | 06:24 |
progesterone | greezmunkey I got it. It's Pidgin Internet Messenger. | 06:24 |
progesterone | greezmunkey Thanks. | 06:24 |
White-Horse | i am using Canon Driver PIXMA iP1500 Ver.2.50 | 06:24 |
Jordan_U | nishanth: Open a file browser windo and click "Filesystem" in the left sidebar. Then select the directory "tmp" within that. If you are playing a flash video from most (but not all) sites you should see some files whose names begin with "Flash". You can often find which one you want be looking at the thumbnail, double click the file to open it in movie player | 06:24 |
greezmunkey | progesterone: heh, nice. | 06:24 |
anthony | about the problem it sims that the "Xorg " is causing the problem because is to heavy | 06:25 |
theadmin | Jordan_U: You can as well go simplier and use some random site to convert youtube to, say, AVI | 06:25 |
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siomyn | White-Horse: so? | 06:25 |
UbuntuJeff | greezmunkey, wired | 06:25 |
nishanth | white-horse : how do i know if i have a java problem? | 06:25 |
anthony | how can i add more memory to my system | 06:25 |
theadmin | anthony: ...buy it. | 06:25 |
progesterone | greezmunkey I put Pidgin in startup. So, the sound look like coming from ubuntu. LOL | 06:25 |
ClayG | what is the link to the source.list builder | 06:25 |
White-Horse | nishanth what ubuntu are you using ? | 06:25 |
theadmin | ClayG: http://repogen.simplylinux.ch maybe | 06:26 |
ilikecoffee | this to me: A whole computer freeze would require a driver/kernel fault :: My computer 9.10 AMD freezes, recently while playing video in chrome. (advised here to not use firefox). How can I trace this down? | 06:26 |
nishanth | white-horse : lucid | 06:26 |
ClayG | how to you set the default launching applications? | 06:26 |
ClayG | and thanks theadmin | 06:26 |
ilikecoffee | Second question; is there something like chkdsk or scandisk in ubuntu? | 06:26 |
Jordan_U | theadmin: Totem's youtube plugin has a better interface IMHO, and most other sites don't have a corrosponding keepvid type service. | 06:26 |
theadmin | ClayG: "launching applications"? | 06:26 |
White-Horse | sun java is no longer supported | 06:26 |
ClayG | found it | 06:26 |
ClayG | prefered apps | 06:26 |
anthony | is there no way add memory using my hard drive to add memory like in windows | 06:27 |
White-Horse | but you can use ice tea java plugin | 06:27 |
UbuntuJeff | greezmunkey, any idea? | 06:27 |
ClayG | ok how about program closest to mediamonkey? | 06:27 |
theadmin | Jordan_U: I dunno, I dunno, one I am using can convert it to AVI, MP4, 3GP, heck knows what formats, even MP3 o_O (only audio) | 06:27 |
Jordan_U | ilikecoffee: From the terminal, "fsck". From the GUI, System > Administration > Disk Utility | 06:27 |
angrymeat | anyone using an ati5850 ? | 06:27 |
bastid_raZor | !swap | anthony follow the link on how to add a swap file | 06:27 |
ubottu | anthony follow the link on how to add a swap file: swap is used to move unused programs and data out of main memory to make your system faster. It can also be used as extra memory if you don't have enough. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq for more info | 06:27 |
greezmunkey | UbuntuJeff: there is a command line app called bmon that you can use to see activity on any network interface. it's in the repo's. You could use it to see if there is anything running in the background using your connection while you aren't looking. | 06:27 |
White-Horse | <siomyn> White-Horse: so? the printer will not print a thing | 06:27 |
ClayG | how to do you tell what distro you are running? version wise? | 06:28 |
theadmin | ClayG: lsb_release -rc | 06:28 |
angrymeat | anyone able to get the ati drivers to do 1920x1080 resolution ? | 06:28 |
nishanth | White-Horse: i use lucid | 06:29 |
White-Horse | nishanth | 06:29 |
White-Horse | Sun Java moved to the Partner repository | 06:29 |
White-Horse | For Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, the sun-java6 packages have been dropped from the Multiverse section of the Ubuntu archive. It is recommended that you use openjdk-6 instead. | 06:29 |
FloodBot3 | White-Horse: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:29 |
ClayG | anything as good as bitcomet? | 06:29 |
theadmin | ClayG: I wouldn't say bitcomet is good... Transmission cuts it for me tbh | 06:30 |
White-Horse | <siomyn> I did everything this site said to do: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CanonPixmaIP1500 | 06:31 |
nishanth | White-Horse: am i supposed to install openjdk-6-jdk? | 06:31 |
progesterone | Question: how can I put volume control in Ubuntu 10.04 as in Window system tray? | 06:31 |
White-Horse | nishanth one sec | 06:31 |
nishanth | White-Horse: sure | 06:32 |
White-Horse | nishanth Yes use openjdk-6-jdk | 06:32 |
shawnboy | Anyone know where to add "nomodeset" option in Grub entry temporarily? | 06:33 |
nishanth | White-Horse; will this solve the problem? | 06:33 |
White-Horse | nishanth Go To>System>Administration>Synaptic Package Manager | 06:34 |
bizkit | hey i keep getting this message when i try to tabcomplete in terminal, bash: warning: setlocale: LC_CTYPE: cannot change locale (ja_JP.utf8) | 06:34 |
White-Horse | nishanth type is the search box java | 06:35 |
theadmin | progesterone: In 10.04, the volume controls have been merged with the Indicator Applet. | 06:35 |
nishanth | White-Horse : i am installing openjdk using synaptic | 06:35 |
progesterone | theadmin Thanks. | 06:35 |
sjd | trouble configuring screen resolution in Lucid over virtual box. tried xrandr, but return 'Configure crtc 0 failed' error. what to do? | 06:35 |
progesterone | theadmin I got it. | 06:35 |
White-Horse | nishanth ok | 06:35 |
bizkit | hateball: ive been all day | 06:35 |
bizkit | hateball: lawls | 06:36 |
bizkit | wrong room | 06:36 |
oxyrosis | i cannot get my eeepc netbook running 9.04 netbook remix to connect to my WRT160nl router | 06:36 |
gamefreak264 | Whats the URL of that webpage with links to all of the Ubuntu and Ubuntu variant torrents? | 06:36 |
theadmin | gamefreak264: releases.ubuntu.com | 06:36 |
gamefreak264 | theadmin: Thanks for the super-fast response! :) | 06:37 |
sjd | please help with setting up screen resolutions manually on lucid, return crtc 0 failed. | 06:37 |
gamefreak264 | Whats the difference between 10.04 and 10.4 LTS? | 06:38 |
gamefreak264 | Other than the 2 years support. | 06:38 |
onetinsoldier | it's the same thing.. there is no difference | 06:38 |
theadmin | gamefreak264: Uhm. 10.04 IS a LTS, that is "10.04" = "10.04 LTS" | 06:38 |
onetinsoldier | 10.04 = LTS | 06:38 |
gamefreak264 | onetinsoldier:Why too releases? | 06:38 |
gamefreak264 | *two | 06:39 |
crdlb | there are not two releases | 06:39 |
nishanth | White-Horse: installed openjdk now what? | 06:39 |
theadmin | gamefreak264: Some Ubuntu variants don't get the LTS thingy | 06:39 |
theadmin | gamefreak264: e.g. Netbook Remix | 06:39 |
gamefreak264 | Thanks, #ubuntu. | 06:40 |
nishanth | White-Horse : yaay...it worked.....awesome | 06:40 |
gamefreak264 | Are there any Ubuntu Releases currently using the Unity interface? I was hoping I could find a beta or alpha using it on releases.ubuntu.com | 06:40 |
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theadmin | gamefreak264: No, sorry. | 06:40 |
nishanth | White-Horse : Thankx | 06:41 |
ClayG | theadmin, could I get that link for the source builder once agaiun? | 06:41 |
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bizkit | hateball: yea, that didnt do it either keeps failing during the proccess | 06:41 |
bizkit | errr | 06:41 |
gamefreak264 | theadmin: Do you know of any way to install it? I'm kind of excited of the prospect of using it on my netbook | 06:41 |
theadmin | ClayG: http://repogen.simplylinux.ch | 06:41 |
greezmunkey | lo | 06:41 |
theadmin | gamefreak264: I'm quite sure you may be able to, no idea how... | 06:41 |
edbian | gamefreak264, I think it's still a concept. Meaning that it does not yet exist | 06:41 |
ClayG | theadmin, thanks ill book mark it, very useful | 06:41 |
gamefreak264 | I was thinking it might be in the repos or something. Thanks again, all. | 06:41 |
morphix | I have ubuntu server installed on a server machine, i upgraded a package to a new package but actually want to revert back to the previous package version | 06:42 |
morphix | how can i do that with either apt-get or aptitude or similar? | 06:42 |
edbian | morphix, "sudo apt-get install <packageName>=<versionNumber>" | 06:43 |
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sjd | Please help to setup screen resolutions manually. xrandr return crtc 0 failed. Lucid on vbox ose | 06:45 |
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Jon-- | How do I backup my terminal profiles? (color, background, etc) | 06:45 |
greezmunkey | lo | 06:49 |
Jon-- | How do I backup my terminal profiles? (color, background, etc) | 06:49 |
tunafish | How can I get back my audio control widget/button that's on the taskbar | 06:50 |
onetinsoldier | Jon--: hello. took me a bit to find where that 'might' be. still looking here --> ~/.gconf/apps/gnome-terminal | 06:50 |
edbian | tunafish, it's in notification area | 06:50 |
tunafish | it's not an item you can add to the panel | 06:50 |
nishanth | White-Horse: it worked an then it stopped working again | 06:50 |
edbian | tunafish, It's under notification area | 06:50 |
tunafish | notification area? | 06:51 |
tunafish | can you clarify? | 06:51 |
edbian | tunafish, Add a new applet to the panel. Add the notification area applet | 06:51 |
edbian | Does that make sense? | 06:51 |
tunafish | okay, I'll try it | 06:52 |
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tunafish | yeeeeeesss | 06:54 |
tunafish | thank you so much | 06:54 |
Jon-- | onetinsoldier: Thanks bud. | 06:54 |
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trylik | hi, i plugged my old pc to network and to speakers (no lcd no keyboard/mouse) and i connected to it with ssh - than typed mplayer mpfile.mp3 but no sound/. | 06:55 |
trylik | what might be the problem? | 06:55 |
onetinsoldier | Jon--: you're welcome. find what you were looking for? perhaps if you backup the 'profiles' directory in there... | 06:55 |
Jon-- | onetinsoldier: Yep. It has XML config files with colours in them. Good stuff. | 06:56 |
onetinsoldier | Jon--: cool. roger :-) | 06:56 |
smartfisher | hello, why mount file system take too much time in ubuntu 10.04 | 06:59 |
tim__ | my firefox will not connect to the internet ubuntu 10.04 | 06:59 |
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smartfisher | hello, why mount file system take too much time in ubuntu 10.04 ? | 06:59 |
timboy | tim__, you have to plug in the cable... | 07:00 |
timboy | smartfisher, how long? | 07:00 |
greezmunkey | Jon--: check this out: http://www.tuxradar.com/content/detox-your-linux-box | 07:00 |
tim__ | timboy I'm not that new.. lol, xchat is working so the cable is plugged in | 07:00 |
smartfisher | timboy, need 18 sec | 07:01 |
timboy | tim__, is there a proxy setting? | 07:01 |
cErin | a | 07:01 |
smartfisher | I checked dmesg | 07:01 |
cErin | rkgg] | 07:01 |
timboy | smartfisher, not sure what you mean need 18 sec... do you mean it is taking 18 seconds to mount? | 07:02 |
tim__ | timboy in firefox no proxy is checked, but is there another place I should look? | 07:02 |
smartfisher | [ 8.523291] EXT4-fs (sda6): mounted filesystem with ordered data mode | 07:02 |
smartfisher | [ 26.778553] udev: starting version 151 | 07:02 |
smartfisher | timboy, you can see dmesg i just post it | 07:02 |
ClayG | anyone got esmska to install? | 07:03 |
timboy | tim__, in terminal can you ping a website? | 07:03 |
smartfisher | timboy,it takes nearly 18 second to finish mount | 07:04 |
timboy | smartfisher, have you done an fsck on the drive? | 07:04 |
smartfisher | timboy, I didn't do this , how to disable the automatic fsck on startup or disable automouting windows partition ? | 07:05 |
tim__ | timboy I have not tried in terminal but I can from system>admin>network tools | 07:05 |
timboy | tim__, what is the message firefox gives? | 07:06 |
tim__ | timboy ping works in terminal also... message is "unable to connect " | 07:07 |
ForgeAus | hows a wubi installation MEANT to go? | 07:07 |
White-Horse | so guys can anyone help me with my printer ? | 07:09 |
timboy | tim__, try with epiphany-browser | 07:09 |
ForgeAus | White-Horse normally in Ubuntu CUPS handles printers | 07:09 |
timboy | tim__, or try with chrome browser or any other browser | 07:09 |
wyclif_ | hi all | 07:09 |
smartfisher | hello, how to disable automount the other partition during boot time | 07:09 |
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smartfisher | hello, how to disable automount the other partition during boot time ? | 07:09 |
tim__ | I have seamonkey and it does the same thing | 07:10 |
onetinsoldier | tim__: does this command work ok in a terminal? nslookup 67.190.113.196 | 07:10 |
Gnea | !printer | White-Horse | 07:10 |
ubottu | White-Horse: Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows | 07:10 |
White-Horse | ForgeAus I installed the driver and the printer is there says its idle and online but it will not print at all | 07:10 |
greezmunkey | tim__: Try this in a terminal: dig AAAA www.google.com | 07:10 |
greezmunkey | tim__: Do you get any output? | 07:10 |
ForgeAus | is this meant to be at 552%? | 07:10 |
ForgeAus | that doesn't sound right... | 07:10 |
ForgeAus | normally pecentages go to 100 | 07:10 |
tim__ | timboy I have seamonkey and it does the same thing | 07:11 |
radsis | having trouble with nvidia hdmi ->nvidia proprietery tool doesn't complain but tv is blank->anyone else have similar problems, any ideas,ect? | 07:11 |
ForgeAus | "retrieving file 15 of 28" | 07:11 |
tim__ | greezmunkey it worked fine | 07:11 |
onetinsoldier | tim__: does this command work ok in a terminal? nslookup 67.190.113.196 | 07:11 |
onetinsoldier | tim__: if greezmunkey's worked.. then mine will too | 07:11 |
greezmunkey | tim__: ok, it's not ipv6, or a dns issue then | 07:11 |
ForgeAus | is there some way to repair a possibly faulty ISO once its downloaded? | 07:11 |
tim__ | onetinsoldier it did work | 07:12 |
onetinsoldier | tim__: roger | 07:12 |
onetinsoldier | tim__: all i can think of is possible router issue. you behind a router? | 07:13 |
timboy | tim__, seamonkey is too close to firefox for my comfort. if you can ping dns name then browser should work... | 07:13 |
wyclif_ | just successfully installed Lucid, awesome. I'm using the LXDE desktop. Boot time is phenomenally better than the last release | 07:13 |
tim__ | I am having so much trouble with this system since the upgrade that I | 07:13 |
ForgeAus | wyclif_ so it should be :) | 07:13 |
tim__ | am planning new full install | 07:13 |
greezmunkey | tim__: ok, try this: telnet www.google.com 80 - (if it connects it will tell you, ctrl+c to excape) | 07:14 |
ClayG | whats a good itunes like program, pref something like mediamonkey | 07:14 |
onetinsoldier | tim__: personally, i pretty much always do clean installs, no upgrades | 07:14 |
ForgeAus | seamonkey is firefox, kinda... they're both from the same mozilla code... | 07:14 |
Zelozelos | i have an idea if someone is interested (i always good ideas but no skill to see them through rofl_) anyone use opera? theres some widgets that you can get, one of them is SimAquarium, well my idea is to have the aquarium as a background and for the other part like a config that you can play the game like the widget or just set up the acquarium as you want | 07:14 |
ForgeAus | seamonkey has the rest of the suite (composer, mail, chatzilla, etc built in tho) | 07:14 |
Theravadan | i want to send mail via the cmd line but i dont want to use something insecure like sendmail, what's the best optoin? | 07:15 |
tim__ | greezmunkey; says that connection refused | 07:15 |
Theravadan | option | 07:15 |
ForgeAus | where firefox got to go and concentrate on being a browser only | 07:15 |
wyclif_ | ForgeAus: the biggest improvement though is hibernate/suspend. I didn't have to edit any files, it just works. | 07:15 |
greezmunkey | tim__: there's your problem, port 80 (possibly more) are being blocked | 07:15 |
JoeT | Part | 07:15 |
greezmunkey | tim__: can you do this: ping google.com | 07:16 |
Theravadan | wyclif_, then u dont have a new i3/i5 laptop because suspend doesnt work on this w/ 10.04 | 07:17 |
netskillsii | everyone, need help on getting Cairo installed on Debian Lenny. I am getting the following message "No plug-in were found" once i click the check mark application closes. | 07:17 |
Jon-- | What is a good Linux "ghost" app for making in image of my entire / (minus NTFS mounts and such) | 07:17 |
tim__ | greezmunkey how do I unblock it? I cannot ping google.com, but I can ping my internet service provider, I am in Honduras | 07:17 |
joejc | netech, you obviously need plugins | 07:18 |
wyclif_ | Theravadan: true, I don't. What have you attempted so far? | 07:18 |
netskillsii | i am using the compile tar.gz file. | 07:18 |
greezmunkey | tim__: try this: ping 72.14.213.147 | 07:18 |
onetinsoldier | Jon--: perhaps 'Ghost for Unix, g4u. haven't ever used it. but that's what it's made for | 07:18 |
Zelozelos | not sure why you need to ping someone, but try speedtest.net, it will let you choose servers all over the world and you'll get a ping report as well | 07:19 |
onetinsoldier | Jon--: http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/ | 07:19 |
billybig1igger | can someone please tell me why we can't get ubuntu in .img format so it's easy to install from a usb disk? | 07:19 |
Theravadan | wyclif_, i installed a mainline kernel and added a boot param per forum instructions. That worked, but the headers that came with that kernel aren't right and my proprietary broadcom wireless module fails to compile with the new kernel, so I can get suspend working but without network access | 07:19 |
Theravadan | c'est la vie | 07:19 |
tim__ | greezmunkey no | 07:19 |
greezmunkey | tim__: do you know someone else near you that has Internet via the same isp, that maybe you can call and have them run similar tests - even if on windows? | 07:20 |
wyclif_ | Theravadan: have you tried a different kernel yet? I've never tried to compile on an i5. | 07:20 |
maher | hello | 07:20 |
onetinsoldier | hi | 07:20 |
tim__ | greezmunkey: I have a windows laptop sitting right here | 07:21 |
FailPowah | is there a way to remove the chat stuff from the indicator session appelt so i can keep only the logout/shutdown/ect button? | 07:21 |
Theravadan | wyclif_, yes, as I said, I tried a mainline kernel that was compiled about 10 days ago. | 07:21 |
greezmunkey | tim__: try the same tests with it (the dig tests wont work, but the others will) | 07:21 |
maher | im using backtrack4 my distrubition does not detect cdrom | 07:21 |
greezmunkey | tim__: brb while you test... | 07:22 |
Debanjan | Hey guys | 07:22 |
Debanjan | I need one help | 07:22 |
Jon-- | !help | Debanjan | 07:22 |
ubottu | Debanjan: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 07:22 |
Debanjan | cool | 07:23 |
wyclif_ | Theravadan You've got me there. You might want to ask a dev about the header issue and see what they say about it. | 07:23 |
Theravadan | wyclif_, i did, no response.. no big deal, hibernate works, i'll wait a few months until it's supported better | 07:24 |
maher | im using backtrack4 final wish does not detect cdrom | 07:24 |
bazhang | maher, #backtrack-linux | 07:24 |
Debanjan | How to install wireless internet in ubuntu | 07:24 |
netskillsii | hello everyone, need help on getting Cairo installed on Debian Lenny. I am getting the following message "No plug-in were found" once i click the check mark application closes. | 07:24 |
wyclif_ | Theravadan: The bad thing about this is that I know people who won't install Ubuntu or any kind of Debian until a month after the stable release | 07:24 |
bazhang | netskillsii, this is for Ubuntu; #debian for Debian support | 07:25 |
Theravadan | wyclif_, understandable, i usually do that, but i was on win7 and it was killing me so i had to upgrade. Even without hibernate ubuntu is much better htan win7 | 07:25 |
Theravadan | err without supsend i meant | 07:25 |
wyclif_ | yeah | 07:26 |
greezmunkey | wyclif_: early adopters==masochists ?? | 07:26 |
wyclif_ | greezmunkey: hahaha maybe | 07:26 |
bivo | help a noob, how do I get a root window in xubuntu so I can copy over a new xorg.conf? | 07:27 |
onetinsoldier | bivo: SUDO -I | 07:27 |
Jon-- | bivo: is sudo not sufficient? | 07:27 |
onetinsoldier | oops | 07:27 |
onetinsoldier | bivo: sorry about the caps... sudo -i | 07:27 |
TheMusicGuy | Is there a way to create a virtual hard disk in ram, then cache certain speed-critical files in it? | 07:27 |
TheMusicGuy | and also have them automatically written back to disk occasionally? | 07:29 |
greezmunkey | TheMusicGuy: check this: http://www.vanemery.com/Linux/Ramdisk/ramdisk.html | 07:29 |
TheMusicGuy | I know Ubuntu has software that does that sort of thing, but I want to be able to to it with...well, anything. | 07:29 |
dan_hart24 | any1 there? | 07:30 |
Jordan_U | TheMusicGuy: The linux kernel does quite a lot of disk caching automatically | 07:30 |
greezmunkey | TheMusicGuy: here's a quick and dirty: http://www.linuxscrew.com/2010/03/24/fastest-way-to-create-ramdisk-in-ubuntulinux/ | 07:30 |
tim__ | greezmunkey I can still ping my provider here in Honduras but no where else but have never been able to do this successfully but the internet is working without problem on the other computer and my voip phone is working great also | 07:30 |
FailPowah | they say ubuntu/linux can be configured so ones hearts desire.. yet i cant remove the chat/ubuntu one/accounts/whatever in the indicator applet session and only keep the shutdown/Ect drop (to logout, shutdown, reboot ect) | 07:30 |
Ikkakujyu | Wow, I set up internet sharing over ieee1394 and it worked on the first try! I'm amazed | 07:30 |
TheMusicGuy | Jordan_U, greezmunkey: reading... | 07:30 |
greezmunkey | tim__: I guess that narrows it down to the ubox...are you running any kind od firewall? | 07:31 |
tim__ | I had dansguardian installed but removed it after it was blocking ubuntu download pages. | 07:32 |
shadow-wolf | hi | 07:33 |
onetinsoldier | howdy | 07:33 |
shadow-wolf | i have a strange issue with ubuntu desktop 10.04 with wget? | 07:34 |
tim__ | greezmunkey; I don't know if it is considered a firewall but I was running dansguardian and removed it after it blocked the ubuntu download site and nanny but removed it when it crashed all the time and never worked. | 07:34 |
Jordan_U | TheMusicGuy: You can see this fairly easily. For instance try running "time cat /path/to/large/file > /dev/null && time cat /path/to/same/file > /dev/null" | 07:34 |
greezmunkey | tim__: can you paste the result of: sudo iptables -L -to http://paste.ubuntu.com | 07:34 |
Qi | hi | 07:35 |
greezmunkey | tim__: can you paste the result of: 'sudo iptables -L' -to http://paste.ubuntu.com | 07:35 |
Qi | what this ? | 07:35 |
theadmin | Qi: Ubuntu support channel | 07:35 |
greezmunkey | tim__: the quotes are not needed, I was just trying to clarify... | 07:35 |
Qi | anybody? | 07:35 |
onetinsoldier | !hi | Qi | 07:36 |
ubottu | Qi: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 07:36 |
Jordan_U | TheMusicGuy: With an Ubuntu liveCD iso on my machine the first command takes 10 seconds, while the second takes 0.1 seconds because the entire file was already cached in ram for the second run. | 07:36 |
onetinsoldier | Qi: it's supprt channel for Ubuntu Linux OS | 07:36 |
shadow-wolf | does anyone know why wget won't use a proxy serv even though http_proxy is set and i even set proxy info into /etc/wgetrc | 07:36 |
onetinsoldier | Qi: it's support* channel for Ubuntu Linux OS | 07:36 |
Qi | where are you from? | 07:36 |
theadmin | A small problem. I want to use sudo in a shellscript, is it normally possible? | 07:36 |
Qi | Any conrties | 07:37 |
Jordan_U | !offtopic | Qi | 07:37 |
ubottu | Qi: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 07:37 |
Qi | I am in school | 07:37 |
tim__ | greezmunkey: Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT) | 07:37 |
tim__ | target prot opt source destination | 07:37 |
tim__ | Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT) | 07:37 |
tim__ | target prot opt source destination | 07:37 |
tim__ | Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT) | 07:37 |
FloodBot3 | tim__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 07:37 |
tim__ | target prot opt source destination | 07:37 |
Qi | haha a student | 07:37 |
greezmunkey | tim__: dude | 07:37 |
bazhang | Qi, this is not the chat channel. /join #ubuntu-offtopic for chat | 07:37 |
onetinsoldier | !pastebin | tim__ | 07:37 |
theadmin | Qi: This is a SUPPORT channel, that means that you can only ask support questions here | 07:38 |
ubottu | tim__: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 07:38 |
theadmin | ...those trolls :/ Guess it's a bad time of day to be in the channel | 07:38 |
bigbrovar | hi guys, I am trying to upgrade from a (clean install of) hardy to lucid but am getting the following errors http://pastebin.com/zZwZdHqr | 07:38 |
tim__ | onetinsoldier sorry, don't know about that | 07:38 |
onetinsoldier | tim__: no worries | 07:38 |
shadow-wolf | lol my question got ignored o.O | 07:39 |
tim__ | onetinsoldier how do I paste to that when my browser does not work? | 07:39 |
theadmin | bigbrovar: And why do that? Just install Lucid straight away... As far as I'm aware, updating from Hardy will be possible only somewhere around the end of may | 07:39 |
bigbrovar | like I said I tried upgrading from a clean install of hardy.. didn't install anything or add any PPA or 3rd party repo. the first thing i did was to update the hardy installation and try to upgrade. :( | 07:39 |
theadmin | ubottu: pastebinit | tim__ | 07:40 |
ubottu | tim__: pastebinit is the command-line equivalent of !pastebin - Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output - To use pastebinit, install the « pastebinit » package from a package manager - Simple usage: command | pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com | 07:40 |
capletonX | Hi all. Are there any URXVT users here? | 07:40 |
dhikr | hi all ! how to print in black&white on lucid 10.04 ? thanks ! | 07:40 |
greezmunkey | tim__: heh, good point - regardless, from what I saw f/w isn't the issue. | 07:40 |
onetinsoldier | dhikr: on the gnome-terminal, go to... Edit --> Profiles | 07:41 |
bigbrovar | theadmin: because the laptop does not have a cdrom drive and usb install doesnt work. the only option was to do a pxe boot install and only hardy was available for installing via pxe boot.. believe me I am not one for a life of pain | 07:41 |
theadmin | bigbrovar: Oh man... :/ | 07:41 |
bigbrovar | theadmin: what could be the problem, cus I this is just plain hardy install .. its really weird | 07:42 |
capletonX | so no URXVT users here?! | 07:42 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: I'm not on 10.04, but I would assume its the same as before, whereby you have to utilize the model-specific options of your printer via System -> Administration -> Printers | 07:42 |
theadmin | bigbrovar: I tell ya, the update from Hardy to Lucid system is not done yet. | 07:42 |
onetinsoldier | dhikr: if that's what you meant.. did you mean get black&white on terminal in X? | 07:42 |
theadmin | capletonX: Ask the real question | 07:42 |
superjoe | is there a reported bug for firefox taking a long time to "look up" a domain in Lucid? | 07:42 |
vertigo42 | Hey, sorry, I'm new to linux. Just installed Xubuntu 10.04 and have sound problem with USB soundcard Mackie XD-2. It's shown on Mixer plugin as "Playback: Mackie XD-2 ANalog Stereo (pulseaudio mixer)", but there's no any sound. Any issues? | 07:42 |
superjoe | I've confirmed it is firefox's problem and not my system's dns | 07:43 |
dhikr | onetinsoldier sorry but i am new in the buisiness and i don't understand this line but i can open terminal | 07:43 |
vertigo42 | on #xubuntu total silence | 07:43 |
theadmin | superjoe: Not that I'm aware of | 07:43 |
tim__ | greezmunkey: I am burning a new install cd and going to go that route, thanks for the help! | 07:43 |
bigbrovar | theadmin: oh u mean the upgrade path from hardy to lucid is not yet complete? :S like from the ubuntu side of things? :( | 07:43 |
shadow-wolf | question: does wget use http_proxy varible? | 07:43 |
theadmin | bigbrovar: Well, yeah, from what I've read. | 07:43 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: yes it does | 07:43 |
dhikr | themusicguy yes i do that and i scearch but no | 07:43 |
onetinsoldier | dhikr: roger. i have to go. i wish you good luck | 07:43 |
shadow-wolf | on ubuntu 10.04 it doesn't as it tries to resolve directly to the url | 07:44 |
shadow-wolf | :/ | 07:44 |
capletonX | Well I'm using URXVT with the pearl tabbed function, and I can't figure out how to change the background of the tab bar | 07:44 |
Qi | so this isn't chatting room? | 07:44 |
shadow-wolf | will supply pastebin now | 07:44 |
capletonX | *perl | 07:44 |
bigbrovar | theadmin: smh sigh.. this is suppose to be an enterprise edition? smh | 07:44 |
* bigbrovar what am I gonna do now :( | 07:44 | |
theadmin | Qi: It is not. | 07:44 |
greezmunkey | superjoe: in firefox type about:config in the address bar, click through the warning. On the resulting page, about 3/4 of the way down look for: network.dns.disableIPv6 change the value to true, then restart firefox | 07:45 |
theadmin | bigbrovar: who is "smh"? | 07:45 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: I have a Canon MP150. On my system, the option to control b&w is accessed via System -> Adminstration -> Printing -> Canon -> Printer Options -> Color Model | 07:45 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: what is the output of echo $http_proxy | 07:45 |
dhikr | onetinsoldier sorry but i am french and i am little in english langage | 07:45 |
Qi | ok thanks . | 07:45 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: for you it will probably be different because each printer has different options, even though many of them are just aliases. | 07:45 |
dhikr | themusicguy just RBG | 07:46 |
bigbrovar | theadmin: I am just frustrated that such an important thing like upgrade path for an LTS release is not done yet.. | 07:46 |
vertigo42 | guys, I really need help with these sound drivers | 07:46 |
superjoe | greezmunkey, hmm that would explain why google is still fast - they must support ipv6 | 07:46 |
superjoe | thanks | 07:46 |
superjoe | that was definitely the issue | 07:46 |
theadmin | bigbrovar: There might be some issues, maybe follow the instructions in here: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Upgrade%20from%208.04%20LTS%20to%2010.04%20LTS | 07:46 |
greezmunkey | superjoe: :) | 07:46 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: What is the model of your printer? | 07:46 |
theadmin | bigbrovar: Unsure whether it's done though | 07:46 |
dhikr | themusicguy canon pixma ip1700 | 07:47 |
bigbrovar | theadmin: thanks | 07:47 |
AudicaLive | Hey guys, quick question. I've downloaded the new .iso for the Ubuntu 10.4 disk 3 times, and burned 6 cd's. the farthest i've been able to go is when it loads the brownish screen with the desktop = divinci dude symbol, then it appears to load (the disk tray whirrs) and then the screen goes black. It still stays litk, its on,m but all of the pixels are colored black.... | 07:48 |
shadow-wolf | bigbrovar: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/TcaSJnSh | 07:48 |
shadow-wolf | it weird cause if i ssh into the box it works fine | 07:49 |
greezmunkey | AudicaLive: did you md5sum the disks? | 07:49 |
AudicaLive | Greezmunkey, No, dont know how | 07:49 |
greezmunkey | !md5sum > AudicaLive | 07:49 |
ubottu | AudicaLive, please see my private message | 07:49 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: I'm going to try to fake install a printer of your model to see what kind of options I get on my system. | 07:49 |
theadmin | greezmunkey: Um, if they've been downloaded and burned that much... that's not the problem | 07:50 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: everything seems fine to me.. anyway to be really show try | 07:50 |
greezmunkey | theadmin: you sure? | 07:50 |
Jordan_U | AudicaLive: When booting the LiveCD press any key to get a menu with boot options, first try the "check disk for defects" option. | 07:50 |
theadmin | greezmunkey: Well, quite. | 07:50 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: export http_proxy=http://proxy.ct:3128/ | 07:50 |
dhikr | themusicguy do you want the page ? | 07:50 |
greezmunkey | theadmin: it wouldn't hurt to check though | 07:50 |
Jordan_U | AudicaLive: If that shows that the disk has been burned properly try pressing F6 and select the nomodeset option. | 07:51 |
zerosquared | Hey guys | 07:51 |
theadmin | greezmunkey: Yeah :D | 07:51 |
zerosquared | Is this is correct chan to ask for help? :D | 07:51 |
nishanth | someone help me with removing flash player plz? | 07:51 |
theadmin | zerosquared: Depends. For Ubuntu help only. | 07:51 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: also make your the parameters are correct cus wget falls back to port 80 if the parameters are wrong | 07:51 |
theadmin | nishanth: sudo apt-get purge (your flash package) | 07:51 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: I don't think I need it at the moment | 07:51 |
zerosquared | Well of course it is help with Ubuntu :D | 07:51 |
zerosquared | I am trying to get the Android SDK installed. | 07:52 |
worldsayshi | bash script problem: I use echo to channel a multiline string. To accomplish this i use \n and the -e option. However, for some reason the -e is included in the printout, resulting in: | 07:52 |
dhikr | themusicguy http://www.znupii.ro/how-to-canon-pixma-ip1800-si-ip1900.html i do that for my printer | 07:52 |
zerosquared | But I thin I am having an issue with Java. | 07:52 |
worldsayshi | echo -e "hello" becoming | 07:52 |
worldsayshi | -e hello | 07:52 |
Jordan_U | zerosquared: You'd be surprised the subjects that people ask about in here :) | 07:52 |
MeXTuX | Firefox java plugin is not working : ( I typed this: sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/libjavaplugin.so firefox-javaplugin.so /usr/lib/j2sdk1.6-sun/jre/lib/i386/libnpjp2.so 1 and then restarted Firefox and typed about:plugins and java plugin didn't show up | 07:52 |
zerosquared | Jordan_U would it be possible to get support on my issue? | 07:53 |
theadmin | About that... shouldn't update-alternatives have some nice GUI installed by default for new users? That "Preffered applications" of GNOME is really of no good. | 07:53 |
nishanth | theadmin : i tried using synaptic to remove it completely and it gives me the following msg | 07:53 |
nishanth | theadmin : E: flashplugin-installer: subprocess installed pre-removal script returned error exit status 2 | 07:53 |
Jordan_U | zerosquared: You have to wait and see. If anyone knows how to help they will. | 07:54 |
stopsign | how to fix remote desktop refresh bug in 10.04 ? after login cursor moves and thats it no refresh, on lan or biddies pc across town | 07:54 |
theadmin | nishanth: o_O No idea | 07:54 |
zerosquared | Maybe I should just post on the forums. | 07:54 |
theadmin | zerosquared: Might be a good idea to do that too, IRC takes a lot of waiting :D | 07:54 |
zerosquared | I thought for sure there would have been at least one Android Dev in here. :D | 07:54 |
AudicaLive | the checksum works. | 07:55 |
greezmunkey | Jordan_U: that nomodeset option is a nice one, can get an install off the ground at least. Thanks I learned something :) | 07:55 |
theadmin | Jordan_U: Wud it does by the way | 07:55 |
karsten | How would I check for factoids on HAL and keyboard problems? | 07:56 |
Jordan_U | greezmunkey: You're welcome. | 07:56 |
disappearedng | Hey whenever I press delete in mysql-client, I am getting ~. Any idea? | 07:56 |
bigbrovar | theadmin: actually the link u sent was what I followed when trying to do the upgrade | 07:56 |
karsten | There's wiki.ubuntu.com article: "Problem: Keyboard input ceasing to work, but HAL seems to be fine | 07:56 |
theadmin | bigbrovar: oh. Bleh. | 07:56 |
karsten | (I'm in console, cut/paste is a bit tendious). | 07:56 |
AudicaLive | Any more ideas? | 07:56 |
theadmin | karsten: There is NO HAL required by the default install in 10.04, so that's a bit outdated | 07:56 |
Jordan_U | theadmin: It disables kernel mode setting, which with ATI and Nvidia is sometimes not as stable as the old mode switching in the X server. | 07:56 |
AudicaLive | Should I try an older Ubuntu release? if so, where do I get it? | 07:57 |
theadmin | Jordan_U: ...was better not to ask, did not understand a thing. lol. | 07:57 |
karsten | theadmin: Feh. Sounded plausible given my symptoms. | 07:57 |
shadow-wolf | bigbrovar ok but why when i change default proxy in /etc/wgetrc does it only use the proxy when i sudo wget :/ and not only wget | 07:57 |
karsten | theadmin: Anything else which might cause kbd/mouse to not respond once X starts? | 07:57 |
Jordan_U | AudicaLive: Try pressing F6 and select the nomodeset option. | 07:57 |
greezmunkey | AudicaLive: look up at teh response from Jordan_U | 07:57 |
karsten | theadmin: This is the URL: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/HalBreaksKeyboardAndMouse | 07:58 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: hm...unfortunately, it looks like that driver doesn't have very many options to choose from. | 07:58 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: Like you, my only color option is "RGB" | 07:58 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: you might have to use a different driver if you want to get grayscale support. | 07:59 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: I didnt get you there.. can you try rephrasing. Is it working now? | 07:59 |
AudicaLive | Jordan/greez how do check that if I can't see anything on screen. | 08:00 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: alternatively, some applications that support printing may have the option to send a document that is already grayscale to a printer. | 08:00 |
theadmin | karsten: Don't really know anything about the issue :D I just informed you that HAL is not required by default 10.04/Lucid install | 08:00 |
AudicaLive | I tried, and nothing appeared on screen. its' like it's just a backlit blank black screen | 08:00 |
greezmunkey | AudicaLive: what hardware? | 08:00 |
karsten | theadmin: OK. *do* seem to have hald installed, though it doesn't appear to be running. | 08:01 |
theadmin | karsten: It runs only if required by an application (say, KDE requires it still) | 08:01 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: sorry I could not be of more help. | 08:01 |
dhikr | themusicguy i want printed a ticket for fly on firefox (ryanair) | 08:02 |
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karsten | theadmin: Backing up a step: kbd/mouse work in console. Once X starts, not so much. Any guidance? | 08:02 |
shadow-wolf | bigbrovar : http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Z1YhvUBC | 08:02 |
CogitoErgoSam | anyone have a favorite monospace font for the terminal that looks decent at smaller font sizes? mono just ain't doin it for me anymore | 08:02 |
theadmin | karsten: Meh, maybe something wrong with X keybord/mouse daemons if such things exist. | 08:02 |
shadow-wolf | that is after setting proxy in /etc/wgetrc | 08:03 |
AudicaLive | Dell vostro 1500, 2.1 ghz proc, 320 gb hd, 2 g ram, 256 mb vid | 08:03 |
karsten | theadmin: Similar to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-keyboard/+bug/555169 | 08:03 |
nomnex | help with and out of topic question: how do you call it when a sentence has a opposite meaning of the sentence? It's on the tip of my tongue, but I can't remember the term. | 08:03 |
karsten | theadmin: That's the problem with daemons: proving their existence. | 08:03 |
theadmin | gosh... 24 emails from launchpad o_O | 08:03 |
greezmunkey | Jordan_U: is it possible that the display is being sent to the external video port? | 08:04 |
shadow-wolf | guess no one elses wget is giving issues? | 08:04 |
shadow-wolf | :P | 08:04 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: it seems the printing options for Firefox are Dependant on the printer driver. On my system, the "color" option of the "Print" dialog is only available if I choose to use a printer that has color options in the driver. | 08:05 |
worldsayshi | Why are options included in the printout when using echo? How can this be prevented? | 08:05 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: one option you may try is to install a PDF printer, then print to that. | 08:05 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: oh so it works when u add proxy parameters to /etc/wgetrc? but you have to do it with sudo? | 08:05 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: The PDF printer has a color option. | 08:05 |
theadmin | worldsayshi: I actually have this problem too, very annoying, so asking this too. | 08:05 |
shadow-wolf | bigbrovar: yea :/ and when i ssh into the box it works perfectly no sudo needed | 08:06 |
shadow-wolf | bigbrovar using only export http_proxy | 08:06 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: well its because u are using the systemwide config for wget which is in /etc | 08:06 |
linuxmoi | hello | 08:06 |
nerxgas | where can i find a list of usb wifi sticks that are supported by the kernel? | 08:06 |
bigbrovar | try looking if there is a .wgetrc file in your home directory | 08:07 |
AudicaLive | Jordan, the f6 thing didnt accomplish anything, it's basically just a backlit screen | 08:07 |
shadow-wolf | bigbrovar ok but why does wget work fine through ssh using export http_proxy but not on the actual machine | 08:07 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: the settings in /etc/wgetrc is probably not readable to a normal user | 08:07 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: After you've printed to the PDF printer, you get a file that has your printed document in it instead of an actual printer piece of paper. You can then print that PDF file with your Canon printer and it should print it in grayscale. | 08:07 |
Futsuriai | Hello, anyway to check the speed at which your CPU is currently running? I feel like it's never kicking into full gear since installing 10.04 | 08:08 |
dhikr | themusicguy if you want, in one i have virtualboxpuel+windowsxp but my printer is grey in virtualbox puel | 08:08 |
CogitoErgoSam | futsuriai I'm pretty sure there's a panel applet for that | 08:08 |
karsten | Futsuriai: /proc/cpuinfo | 08:08 |
nishanth | anyone know wat the F_*k is this msg mean....E: flashplugin-installer: subprocess installed pre-removal script returned error exit status 2 | 08:09 |
Futsuriai | karsten, CogitoErgoSam, I was not running gnome but I'll try running the panel see, thanks (and the command line version) | 08:09 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: what is puel? | 08:09 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: well your first lesson.. when u change your proxy settings you have to tell bash to use the new proxy settings. and the way to do that is to either source it by doing source .bashrc (if the proxy is added to your bashrc file in your homedir) or just log out and log in again | 08:09 |
karsten | Futsuriai: open a shell. 'cat /proc/cpuinfo' | 08:09 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: the reason it works with ssh is because ssh starts a new bash session which uses the proxy parameter | 08:10 |
Futsuriai | karsten, it seems to just tell me the max cpu frequency, not the current one | 08:10 |
HektoR | hello guys... i want to have two monitor on ubuntu with one video card, can anyone share some how to about this ? | 08:10 |
karsten | nishanth: /var/lib/dpkg/info/flashplugin-instaler.prerm failed. Try running it manually invoking with 'bash -x <filename>' | 08:10 |
AudicaLive | Does any one have an idea how to fix my problem? | 08:10 |
Futsuriai | Ok, karsten, I can't read | 08:10 |
dhikr | themusicguy puel is virtualbox no opensource | 08:10 |
Futsuriai | Thanks :) | 08:10 |
karsten | Futsuriai: Should be one and the same, though I may be wrong on that. | 08:10 |
AudicaLive | HektoR, do you have two montior outputs on your video card or is it a laptop? | 08:10 |
nishanth | karsten : plz explain a little bit more... i am not so used to linux | 08:11 |
nishanth | i am trying to remove the flash player and reinstall it | 08:11 |
Ddddd | Welcome | 08:11 |
HektoR | AudicaLive: i have a desktop. and also i have two monitor output | 08:11 |
karsten | nishanth: I don't have the time now, sorrw. | 08:11 |
Ddddd | Welcome | 08:11 |
AudicaLive | Does it work in windows? | 08:11 |
Futsuriai | karsten, now that that's out of the way, is there some reason it won't up the cpu frequency to 100% when running at 99% usage | 08:11 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: It may be possible to connect your printer to a guest OS running in virtualbox, but that pushes the limit of my experience. | 08:11 |
Ddddd | Welcome | 08:12 |
Ddddd | Welcome | 08:12 |
shadow-wolf | bigbrovar ok tried that same result | 08:12 |
Flannel | Ddddd: Please stop that | 08:12 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: I have not had much luck connecting devices to virtual machines in Linux. | 08:12 |
AudicaLive | Helloooooooo??? anyone have an answer to my question? | 08:12 |
karsten | Futsuriai: Unless you're using a speedstep CPU (in which case you should get og messages indicating CPU speed changes), the CPu runs at the same frequency all the time. | 08:12 |
karsten | Futsuriai: speedstep was tried and largely withdrawn in the early 2000s. | 08:12 |
Ddddd | Welcome | 08:12 |
Ddddd | Welcome | 08:12 |
Ddddd | dundun | 08:13 |
Futsuriai | karsten, I am, there are 5 speedsteps, it's running at 600 MHz instead of it's super powerful 1.4 GHz | 08:13 |
llutz | !ops | Ddddd | 08:13 |
ubottu | Ddddd: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, or nhandler! | 08:13 |
Futsuriai | This is an ooold laptop | 08:13 |
Ddddd | Welcome | 08:13 |
Ddddd | Welcome | 08:13 |
Futsuriai | its* | 08:13 |
dhikr | themusicguy ok no problem , i tell you a lot of thanks for your help , i shearch and maybe a solution | 08:13 |
karsten | Futsuriai: You can also disable speedstep with kernel options, though you'll have to research how. As I said originally: /proc/cpuinfo's reading is almost certainly valid. | 08:13 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: tried what? sourcing? restarting? | 08:14 |
Futsuriai | karsten, I don't disagree... hm... ok, I'll investigate along this avenue, thanks | 08:14 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: you're welcome. I know printing can be difficult on Linux based systems sometimes, especially with newer printers. | 08:14 |
worldsayshi | Does anyone know how to not include options in a echo printout? | 08:14 |
AudicaLive | Greezmonkey, what should I do? | 08:15 |
karsten | theadmin: Got any more detail on what's happened with hal lately? | 08:15 |
Ddddd | eat | 08:15 |
karsten | worldsayshi: ??? | 08:15 |
CogitoErgoSam | worldsayshi what exactly do you mean by options? And if its about a bash script, there's a channel for it at #bash | 08:15 |
Ddddd | Welcome | 08:15 |
llutz | worldsayshi: read "man echo" or "help echo" | 08:15 |
shadow-wolf | bigbrovar: yea added export http_proxy=http://proxy.ct:3128 to .bashrc, sourced .bashrc and restarted, wget still doesn't use proxy | 08:15 |
AudicaLive | Oh my god I am so sired of that guy saying welcome. | 08:15 |
TheMusicGuy | may be a bot | 08:15 |
karsten | AudicaLive: learn /ignore ;-) | 08:16 |
AudicaLive | Shadow-Wolf. Do you have a clue what could be going on with my ubuntu live disk? | 08:16 |
Flannel | AudicaLive: He's been taken care of, thanks. | 08:16 |
theadmin | karsten: It no longer is required, so it's started on request as opposed to on boot, being, well, faster. | 08:16 |
hubertchang_ | who can tell me http://plugins.intellij.net ip address? A insane question from China. :(. Thanks in advance. | 08:17 |
karsten | theadmin: ... which means that it could still be the cause of my keyboard problems. | 08:17 |
uiyaw76ve346w8a9 | Welcome | 08:17 |
uiyaw76ve346w8a9 | Welcome | 08:17 |
CogitoErgoSam | hubertchang seems to resolve to 213.182.181.98 from here | 08:17 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: in case you are unable to find anything, try using the PDF printer Idea. You can install support for pdf printer using this command: sudo apt-get install cups-pdf | 08:17 |
gamefreak264 | Welcome | 08:17 |
AudicaLive | theadmin, do you know why I would be essentially getting a backlit screen when I load the Ubuntu Live disk? I've got a 10.4 iso, and it gets to the "desktopimage" = "davinci man circle" with a brown background (i'm guessing the loading screen) and turns to that black thing. Any ideas? | 08:18 |
hubertchang_ | THanks. | 08:18 |
theadmin | karsten: It's started on request, however, keep in mind that the default install does NOT require it. | 08:18 |
hubertchang_ | CogitoErgoSam: Thanks. | 08:18 |
bigbrovar | shadow-wolf: but it does via ssh? try adding proxy varable to /etc/profile /etc/bash.bashrc and /etc/environment and restart and see if that works | 08:18 |
theadmin | AudicaLive: ... :/ No idea | 08:18 |
uiyaw76ve346w8a9 | Welcome | 08:18 |
theadmin | Flannel: Thanks! | 08:18 |
shadow-wolf | bigbrovar: yea that what confusing me :/ ok adding it now will brb with results | 08:18 |
CogitoErgoSam | hubertchange: bu yong xie :D | 08:18 |
karsten | theadmin: So you say. However I find that 1) I've got it installed, 2) my kbd/mouse fail when X starts, and 3) this matches the description of HAL / kbd/mouse issues. | 08:19 |
theadmin | karsten: as per 1, it is installed by default so that apps which require HAL can run. | 08:19 |
karsten | theadmin: ... at which point dispositve evidence that it is in fact HAL are more interesting than assurances that it's not essential or installed by default. | 08:19 |
hubertchang_ | :D | 08:20 |
karsten | theadmin: Dude. It's installed. | 08:20 |
theadmin | karsten: Yes. Does it run? No, as you stated before. | 08:20 |
dhikr | themusicguy ok i have install but i don't know use pdfcups | 08:20 |
AudicaLive | Am I being ignored or something? | 08:20 |
karsten | theadmin: Um. That's kinda what I'm trying to sort out. | 08:20 |
theadmin | AudicaLive: If nobody knows, nobody answers. | 08:20 |
karsten | theadmin: Anyhow, thanks, but you're not halping. | 08:20 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: You install it like a printer using the System -> Adminstration -> Printers dialog. | 08:21 |
theadmin | karsten: Well, sorry, I can't really help with your issue... all I tried to do was to inform you that HAL does not start on boot anymore. | 08:21 |
dhikr | themusicguy thanks ! | 08:21 |
karsten | theadmin: Dude. I got it already. | 08:21 |
theadmin | karsten: And then you thought I can help :P and it started... So... whatever. Sorry. | 08:21 |
diverse_izzue | hi all. i have an issue with the indicator applet not starting correctly after login. it's rendering is corrupted and it doesn't react to mouse clicks. killing and restarting the panel helps. is that a known issue? | 08:21 |
Aciid | why doesn't gnome-screensaver support electricsheep? | 08:22 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: you're welcome. Let me know if you need more help setting it up. | 08:22 |
karsten | theadmin: figuring out *if* it's starting later, and how to determine that (nothing under /var/log) would be mor euseful. | 08:22 |
Leak_Brother | guys | 08:22 |
greezmunkey | AudicaLive: I've been looking, but I don't see much of any help out there. Most of what's there for your mach, is in regard to solving issues *after* install :/ | 08:22 |
dhikr | themusicguy thank you very much ! | 08:22 |
Leak_Brother | I have some important linux news | 08:22 |
Flannel | Leak_Brother: Take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks. | 08:22 |
Leak_Brother | Viacom Inc, known for producing pornographic videos & violence-inducing gangsta rap on its MTV station, is owned by the Jewish billionaire, Sumner Redstone. | 08:22 |
Leak_Brother | .Sumner. was actually born, .Murray Rothstein,. who resides in Newton MA. | 08:22 |
Leak_Brother | Rothstein told Jewish investors in 2005 that its proposed Gay cable channel .LOGO. would cost only $30 million to launch, but by 2007 would be worth over $1 billion. | 08:23 |
FloodBot3 | Leak_Brother: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:23 |
adobe | hi bro, why the simple compiz fusion on ubuntu lucid was error. not open the application | 08:23 |
CogitoErgoSam | Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeenied | 08:23 |
karsten | theadmin: Meantime, I've got a rather nice laptop with no X, which is kind of annoying, and a limited hour or so to try to work at resolving it per evening. | 08:23 |
dhikr | themusicguy sorry but i must go in an other time maybe with pleasur | 08:23 |
theadmin | karsten: After you start X, can you hit Ctrl+Alt+F1 (as far as i'm aware it's not exactly X which takes it) and try "ps aux | grep hald"? | 08:23 |
greezmunkey | AudicaLive: for kicks, do you have an external monitor hanging around anywhere that you can plug into your vostro? | 08:23 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: by the way, the documents that get "printed" will appear in /home/YourUserName/PDF | 08:23 |
karsten | theadmin: Keyboard is completely nonresponsive. | 08:23 |
TheMusicGuy | dhikr: ok then. Farewell! | 08:24 |
dhikr | themusicguy ok | 08:24 |
theadmin | karsten: oh. bleh. | 08:24 |
karsten | theadmin: I can power-cycle. That's it. | 08:24 |
karsten | theadmin: No other systems I might be able to ssh infrom, though I may be able to change that. | 08:24 |
* HexLaTor is at classroom ! | 08:24 | |
Gryllida | HexLaTor, plesae turn away messages off | 08:25 |
theadmin | karsten: Well... out of any ideas. | 08:25 |
Gryllida | the auto away ones | 08:25 |
theadmin | Gryllida: That may have been intentional flood, I dunno... | 08:25 |
karsten | theadmin: Hey, di d you hear that HAL isn't started at boot in Lucid? ;-) | 08:25 |
HexLaTor | Hello guys ! | 08:25 |
greezmunkey | AudicaLive: I ask because I had a similar issue on a Dell w/nvidia. I had to use the external monitor to get through install, then to reconfigure the xorg.conf to send the signal to the built-in display | 08:25 |
theadmin | karsten: Uh. Yes, it's me who told you that, no? | 08:25 |
shadow-wolf | bigbrovar i think it a bug in ubuntu somewere :/ cause that didn't fix either | 08:26 |
HexLaTor | does the VMware supports the 3D acceleration => Compiz for Lucid ? | 08:26 |
karsten | theadmin: Yankin' your chain. | 08:26 |
theadmin | karsten: ...what. | 08:26 |
karsten | theadmin: Humor. | 08:26 |
theadmin | karsten: Then I don't get it :/ | 08:26 |
karsten | theadmin: I noticed. Thanks anyhow. | 08:27 |
biborn | theadmin : do u know how to pm someone using irssi?? | 08:27 |
robertzaccour | when i rotate a picture in Ristretto, how do i save it how i rotate it? | 08:27 |
theadmin | biborn: /msg username message | 08:27 |
Gryllida | robertzaccour, edit menu might contain rotate menuitem; file menu might contain save button | 08:28 |
shadow-wolf | anyone else behind a firewall here | 08:28 |
robertzaccour | biborn, with XChat i just right click | 08:28 |
shadow-wolf | on there ubuntu 10.04 machine | 08:28 |
theadmin | robertzaccour: he asked about irssi, not xchat :P | 08:28 |
robertzaccour | Gryllida, no save button in the file menu | 08:28 |
Gryllida | robertzaccour, and edit - rotate? | 08:29 |
marcoo | have you got an offtopic channel too? | 08:29 |
Gryllida | !ot | marcoo | 08:29 |
ubottu | marcoo: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 08:29 |
theadmin | marcoo: Yup, #ubuntu-offtopic | 08:29 |
marcoo | thankx | 08:29 |
robertzaccour | theadmin, i know that, just thought i'd enlighten him about one thats more user friendly so that he'd have LESS questions lol | 08:29 |
biborn | theadmin : do u know how to pm someone using irssi?? | 08:29 |
shadow-wolf | i want to see if my issue not only my networj | 08:29 |
robertzaccour | Gryllida, i don't see save anywhere. i can rotate, but saving, i can't find the button | 08:29 |
theadmin | biborn: I told ya just NOW! Type "/msg username message" (example: /msg theadmin blah) (do not use quotes) | 08:29 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: I missed you ?? what's going on (or not) | 08:30 |
theadmin | robertzaccour: Maybe he doesn't have a X | 08:30 |
robertzaccour | theadmin, maybe | 08:30 |
Gryllida | robertzaccour, try hitting CTRL + S keys | 08:30 |
KOPRajs | hi, where can I get info on what's new in updated package? | 08:31 |
shadow-wolf | wget won't use proxy when i export http_proxy on the box, uses proxy when i set proxy in wgetrc, but then onlt when i sudo wget, wget works perfectly through ssh | 08:31 |
theadmin | What is "XF86..." stuff in that keyboard shortcuts thingy? | 08:31 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, release notes, might be in its readme somewhere | 08:31 |
shadow-wolf | @greezmunkey | 08:31 |
karsten | shadow-wolf: "in the box?" Are you invoking wget in a subshell of whatever process that is? | 08:32 |
silv3r_m00n | hi there | 08:32 |
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shadow-wolf | terminal :/ box running ubuntu 10.04 desktop | 08:32 |
lapion | hello, is it possible to use a fbdev console, and kms for xorg only ? | 08:32 |
robertzaccour | Gryllida, it didin't do anything :( | 08:32 |
theadmin | Flannel: What the? | 08:32 |
Flannel | theadmin: what? | 08:32 |
Gryllida | robertzaccour, hmm. | 08:32 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: I mean I just installed some updates and I want to know what bugs they possibly fix? | 08:32 |
theadmin | Flannel: You just banned someone who didn't even say anything | 08:32 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, this is called release notes, depends on package, what were you updating. | 08:33 |
felon | firefox comes with ubuntu. | 08:33 |
felon | is there any other options to use | 08:33 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: e.g. HAL | 08:33 |
Flannel | theadmin: I forwarded them to ##fix_your_connection, because they've been bouncing on and off a couple of times every minute for a dozen minutes now. | 08:33 |
theadmin | felon: Google Chrome, Opera, abrowser... | 08:33 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: bugger...obviously a permissions thing...looking to see if I can find anything that will help. | 08:33 |
theadmin | Flannel: I see... I hide joins and quits so I didn't notice | 08:34 |
felon | what do you use theadmin | 08:34 |
* theadmin uses Firefox, felon, it's nice | 08:34 | |
H0Li | Is there a way to check what drivers my tablet is using (after I plug it in)? | 08:34 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: where can I find release notes for the package? | 08:34 |
karsten | felon: options for what? Other browsers? Yes. | 08:34 |
shadow-wolf | yea but this on a clean install on ubuntu 10.04 desktop, having same issue on the server edition i just installed | 08:34 |
karsten | fekonqueror, dillo (very minimal GUI browser), w3m, links, lynx (console browsers). | 08:34 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey everything else uses proxy fine it only wget :/ | 08:35 |
karsten | alsmod | 08:35 |
TheMusicGuy | theadmin: Don't question the ops! They always have a good reason for their actions. :D | 08:35 |
TheMusicGuy | usually. | 08:35 |
nishanth | karsten : did wat you told but still did not remove flash player | 08:35 |
theadmin | TheMusicGuy: Well, depends, I knew an op who'd kick everyone whose nick would start with "f"... :/ | 08:35 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, might be in /usr/share/doc/hal/README, not sure | 08:35 |
theadmin | TheMusicGuy: Another channel, though, obviously :D | 08:35 |
karsten | H0Li: lsmod. 'dmesg' should show how it was detected. 'tail -10f /var/og/messages' as you plug it in / disconnect it should show how the device is registered. Um. /var/log messages (sticky '' key here). | 08:36 |
Futsuriai | Ok, so I've confirmed that my cpu scaling is stuck at the lowest setting though I can't see why as it was not in previous versions and I can't find any instances of this problem online | 08:36 |
TheMusicGuy | yes. f-banning would lead to losing privileges here, I imagine. | 08:36 |
karsten | nishanth: You should have got a bunch of messages from that. Pastebin them. | 08:36 |
nishanth | karsten : actually i got none | 08:37 |
Flannel | theadmin, TheMusicGuy: That's not how it works. Especially because sometimes we make mistakes, tab complete snags the wrong person, etc. | 08:37 |
karsten | |tell nishanth about pastebin | 08:37 |
karsten | nishanth: Hrm. | 08:38 |
Gryllida | !pastebin | 08:38 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 08:38 |
shadow-wolf | seriously no one else having issues with wget on there boxes through a proxy | 08:38 |
llutz | TheMusicGuy: even ops are just humans, mostly :) | 08:38 |
nishanth | karsten : i know abt pastebin but i did not get any msg after running that command | 08:38 |
theadmin | Flannel: Well, errare humanum est or whatever | 08:38 |
H0Li | karsten: thanks | 08:38 |
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TheMusicGuy | llutz: FloodBot? | 08:38 |
karsten | nishanth: I understand. | 08:38 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: there's not much info there... I meant isn't some on the web some package history with brief info on every update or anything? | 08:39 |
neurodamage | app armor in 9.10? | 08:39 |
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* shadow-wolf sits in corner waiting for support | 08:39 | |
nishanth | karsten : i installed openjdk-6 to fix smthg in flash player but then had to remove it | 08:39 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: did you edit wgetrc ? | 08:39 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey yip | 08:40 |
nishanth | karsten: after that the flash wont work properly | 08:40 |
hubertchang_ | is "host -t a abc.example.com" nis aware? | 08:40 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, I found http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/h/hal/hal_0.5.14-0ubuntu5/changelog ; the algorithm is to find the package at packages.ubuntu.com & hit changelog link at the right | 08:40 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey wget doesn't use proxy sudo wget does | 08:40 |
daishadar | are there any more big disadvantages to running 64bit ubuntu (like flash not working, etc)? or have these issues been ironed out by now? | 08:40 |
TheMusicGuy | oh hey, just so I'm not wasting bandwidth: I'm planning on upgrading to 10.04 in a few days. Has anyone had any issues performing an upgrade as opposed to a full install? | 08:40 |
theadmin | daishadar: Unfortunately they have not. | 08:40 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: nice, that's what I was looking for... thank you | 08:40 |
theadmin | TheMusicGuy: Yeah, well not from Karmic to Lucid, but update from Jaunty to Karmic broke my X | 08:41 |
Gryllida | TheMusicGuy, update should be just fine, but backup your data anyways | 08:41 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey i think it a bug lol :/ but no one else seems to have the problem | 08:41 |
robertzaccour | Gryllida, i tried with gimp but it says error read only file system | 08:41 |
daishadar | theadmin: oh... still flash problems? | 08:41 |
nishanth | karsten ; so now i been trying very hard to remove and reinstall flash | 08:41 |
theadmin | daishadar: Yeah :( | 08:41 |
neurodamage | TheMusicGuy: nope :) | 08:41 |
Gryllida | robertzaccour, try running gimp as root for experiment, check the permissions for that partition | 08:41 |
theadmin | Gryllida: gimp? Don't you mean gparted? gimp has nothing to do with partitions o-O | 08:42 |
robertzaccour | Gryllida, how do i do that? | 08:42 |
Gryllida | theadmin, user can't save file in gimp | 08:42 |
TheMusicGuy | Do the free (libre) X drivers for nvidia support compositing yet? | 08:42 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: yes, I'm finding some pretty interesting stuff...had to add in the proxy server and authentication settings to wgetrc to get it to connect | 08:42 |
theadmin | Gryllida: ahhhh | 08:42 |
TheMusicGuy | as of 10.04? | 08:42 |
Gryllida | robertzaccour, um. no clear idea. might be "sudo gimp" | 08:42 |
theadmin | Gryllida: Wrong, "gksu gimp", robertzaccour, you don't sudo with graphical apps | 08:43 |
Gryllida | ok | 08:43 |
llutz | robertzaccour: where do you want to write files to? (what directory) | 08:43 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: lol, but the last change acording to changelog is 1st April... how's possible that I got the package updated in last few days? :) | 08:43 |
robertzaccour | thanks | 08:43 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, your package version? | 08:43 |
robertzaccour | llutz, i'm just trying to save it after rotating | 08:43 |
karsten | nishanth: Yes, I undrestandWwunderstand. Take a look at that file, see if you can figure anything out about it. Running it as 'bash -x <file> should produce *some* output. if it doesn't, there's something wrong with the file (like: it's empty). | 08:43 |
llutz | robertzaccour: where do you want to write files to? (what directory not what file) | 08:43 |
karsten | nishanth: but I've got to got to sleep now. Good night. | 08:44 |
ouissam | hi world | 08:44 |
Gryllida | hi hi just ask | 08:44 |
Susanne_ | Hello Everybody! I have a corrupted reiserfs. Are there any tools that let me see some infos like directories without attempting a rescue with reiserfsck? reiserfsck asks me a scaringly number of options and im afraid i will ruin the partition. | 08:44 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: ...0ubuntu6 | 08:44 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey i even tried copying the /etc/wgetrc to ~/.wgetrc :/ still nothing, as wget still won't use proxy unless i sudo it | 08:44 |
ouissam | this is a support cat or what ?? | 08:44 |
robertzaccour | llutz, desktop, just so i can upload to a site and delete right after | 08:44 |
tarzeau | Susanne_: you don't have a backup? | 08:44 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, what? HAL version 0ubuntu6? | 08:44 |
tarzeau | Susanne_: maybe make a mirror of the partition first, and don't use reiserfs anymore | 08:44 |
llutz | robertzaccour: "ls -ld ~/Desktop" | 08:44 |
ouissam | anyone speaking sapnish here = | 08:44 |
ouissam | ?? | 08:45 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: stupid question: What's wrong with sudo-ing it? | 08:45 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: 0.5.14-0ubuntu6 | 08:45 |
Gryllida | !es | 08:45 |
ubottu | En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 08:45 |
tarzeau | Susanne_: you shouldn't ask stuff in #debian AND #ubuntu | 08:45 |
tarzeau | Susanne_: you the appropriate channel only | 08:45 |
theadmin | ouissam: > Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 08:46 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: I was just lazy to write the first part of version since it is the same... but it seems I've got newer version than the newest in the changelog :) | 08:46 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, no wonder, I see only "Package: hal (0.5.14-0ubuntu5) " at the packages.ubuntu.com, your version is newer, I'll try to figure it out where else to search; do you have a "/usr/share/doc/hal/changelog"? | 08:46 |
ouissam | i want to talk about forex | 08:47 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey :/ nothing though desktop version you shouldn't have to sudo wget to download anything :/ | 08:47 |
ouissam | any forex trader here ?? | 08:47 |
rww | ubottu: ot | ouissam | 08:47 |
ubottu | ouissam: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 08:47 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey plus anyone wanting to use winetricks :/ will need sudo rights | 08:47 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: only changelog.debian.gz | 08:47 |
Flannel | Gryllida: If you're only worried about changes in a single package: http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/h/hal/hal_0.5.14-0ubuntu5/changelog (linked on the rightside of http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/hal ) | 08:47 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, is it a text file, or an archive? no idea what .gz is, can you openit? | 08:47 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey and in deployment not all users must have sudo rights anyways, but they should still have option to download | 08:48 |
TheMusicGuy | Back to my ramdisk idea earlier, I want to copy certain programs and/or directories into a ramdisk during startup and copy them back to the hdd during shutdown. This should happen before I log in and as close to the end of the reboot/shutdown sequence as possible, respectively. I'm assuming there are probably scripts I can edit for that, but I don't know which ones. | 08:48 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: might be because I have unsupported updates allowed? | 08:48 |
Gryllida | Flannel, we're about v.same-ubuntu6 | 08:48 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey plus this bug affects desktop and server :/ so not ideal for ubuntu | 08:48 |
nascentmind | hi. I am trying to install pylucene in karmic but it installs it for python 2.5 and not python 2.6 . How do i fix it? | 08:48 |
rww | KOPRajs: "apt-cache policy hal" would tell you where the newer version came from, assuming it's from a repository you have enabled. | 08:48 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, might be the reason, yes, can you open that change log though and what server did you get the package from | 08:48 |
Flannel | Gryllida: Ah, he got that from -proposed I imagine | 08:48 |
theadmin | Or backports? | 08:49 |
Flannel | theadmin: There wouldn't be lucid-backports yet, and HAL would probably not get backported anyway | 08:49 |
theadmin | Flannel: oh. | 08:49 |
TheMusicGuy | I would presume using cp -a so that datestamps and permissions stay intact. | 08:49 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: it is from: http://ubuntu.sh.cvut.cz/ lucid-proposed/main Packages | 08:49 |
nascentmind | anybody? | 08:49 |
Gryllida | !anybody | 08:50 |
ubottu | A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 08:50 |
theadmin | sh.cvut.cz... whozat o_O | 08:50 |
shadow-wolf | bleh gonna try reinstall wget :/ cause no one having answer here see if that fixes it | 08:50 |
KOPRajs | theadmin: just local mirror | 08:50 |
PKR1 | the answer is reinstall wget | 08:50 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: have you tried teh bind address option in wget? | 08:51 |
TheMusicGuy | Oh, better yet, maybe I could copy the entire ramdisk IMAGE into a file at shutdown, then reload it back into memory at startup? Is that practical, or even possible? | 08:51 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, can you not open that change log file yet? | 08:51 |
mukeshh | hi needed help on ubuntu destop release 10.04 | 08:51 |
Gryllida | !details | mukeshh | 08:51 |
ubottu | mukeshh: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 08:51 |
mukeshh | i m using ubuntu 10.04..needed to install a printer on network namely HP Laserjet M 1005 | 08:52 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: yes, by: gunzip -c /usr/share/doc/hal/changelog.Debian.gz | 08:53 |
HexLaTor | does the VMware supports the 3D acceleration => Compiz for Lucid ? | 08:53 |
nascentmind | Gryllida: I already asked. | 08:53 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey still nothing | 08:53 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, looks like an archive, what's inside? | 08:53 |
syn-ack | HexLaTor, Depends on the card and the driver. | 08:54 |
nascentmind | I have installed pylucene in karmic but it installs it in python2.5 directory and not 2.6 . How can i fix it? | 08:54 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: there is also "--no-proxy" as an arguement, seems counter intuitive, but maybe worth a shot? | 08:54 |
llutz | Gryllida: "zless /usr/share/doc/hal/changelog.Debian.gz" no need to gunzip | 08:55 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: it is gzipped changelog but only changelog of the debian package I think... so there are nothing about changes between ...-ubuntu5 and ...-ubuntu6 hal packages | 08:55 |
zniavre | hello | 08:55 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey lol that ruins the point of what i trying to do, cause all http traffic goes through proxy at my work :P | 08:55 |
Gryllida | zniavre, hi just ask :) | 08:56 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey but tried it nothing changed | 08:56 |
zniavre | how can i make emesene working inside indicator-applet | 08:56 |
erebus | Do DVD drives normally get labelled as /media/cdrom0 in fstab? (I just replaced an older cdrom drive with a ide DVD ROM and it says it can't get the permissions for the device, though it reads files ok. | 08:56 |
zniavre | ? | 08:56 |
zniavre | Gryllida, thank you | 08:56 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: last change in it is from 7th Feb 2004 | 08:56 |
syn-ack | erebus, yes, they do | 08:56 |
erebus | Thanks syn-ack | 08:56 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: heh, yeah I figured...is "--proxy-user={username}" and "--proxy-password={password}" already in your wgetrc? | 08:57 |
mukeshh | pl help...using ubuntu 10.04 .needed help to install network printer namely HP Laserjet m1005 MFP | 08:57 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, did you install the http://ubuntu.sh.cvut.cz/ubuntu/ls-lR.gz ? | 08:57 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey proxy doesn't require a user and password so no | 08:57 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: maybe for wget it does, since you are having to sudo to get it to work... | 08:58 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: what do you mean by install ls-IR.gz? | 08:58 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, I tried to go to the server you mentioned, looks like an FTP, what was the package that you took from there? | 08:59 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey but then why when i ssh into the box everything works fine :/ | 09:00 |
shadow-wolf | greezmunkey with my current configuration | 09:00 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: the server is of course ftp... it is just local mirror of the Ubuntu repository -> there is the same | 09:00 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: what are you using as a proxy server, the software? | 09:01 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: I choose to download all packages from there because the server is close... the main one is on the other side of the world | 09:02 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, but the official repo contains only version 5, while you got version 6; what was the exact file you took? | 09:02 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, from your server? | 09:02 |
guntbert | greezmunkey: to see if that is an issue with wget or with your current environment: use w3m from the commandline - if it uses the proxy in the same context where wget does not then the wget config must be to blame | 09:03 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: I didn't took any file manually... it was installed automatically by apt-get update from that repo... the package is hal-0.5.14-0ubuntu6 and must have been released during last few days... | 09:04 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: You see that? ^^^ | 09:04 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, okay, I see | 09:04 |
Gryllida | KOPRajs, wait a bit | 09:04 |
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KOPRajs | Gryllida: and it is from proposed repo... I just cannot find any info about what's new in the package :) | 09:05 |
shadow-wolf | guntbert how i use w3m ? | 09:05 |
iceroot | shadow-wolf: w3m url | 09:05 |
asraniel | hello. network manager reports all my interfaces as "unmanaged". i can manualy (dhclient) connect to my wired network. how can i cure network manager? i tried reinstalling it. | 09:05 |
greezmunkey | guntbert: same for lynx browser as well? | 09:05 |
shadow-wolf | bleh w3m works fine | 09:05 |
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guntbert | greezmunkey: yes, lynx is as well used | 09:06 |
guntbert | shadow-wolf: then you can be certain that somehow the wget confi got messed up - next step: compare the .wgetrc in /root and in your home dir | 09:07 |
greezmunkey | guntbert: I have to agree shadow-wolf can use other software, just not wget (for some as yet inexplicable reason) | 09:07 |
greezmunkey | guntbert: yet with sudo, it works, so it has to be permissions related. | 09:08 |
guntbert | greezmunkey: my goal was to clearly distinguish if it is connected with being on CLI vs GUI | 09:08 |
KOPRajs | Gryllida: I'm trying to find this out because I actually have a little problem with HAL not properly mounting my VFAT volume (I can't open files with accents on it)... it was working fine in karmic... so I'm waiting for a fix i HAL | 09:08 |
shadow-wolf | guntbert there is no .wgetrc in root | 09:08 |
greezmunkey | guntbert: understood. | 09:08 |
shadow-wolf | guntbert */root | 09:08 |
guntbert | shadow-wolf: ok - please rename your .wgetrc to .wgetrc-fail and start wget again | 09:09 |
shadow-wolf | lol | 09:09 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: can you try putting your username/pword in a wget command to see what happens? | 09:09 |
greezmunkey | fail, heh | 09:10 |
guntbert | greezmunkey: need not be a permissions problem - I suspect a borked .wgetrc | 09:10 |
shadow-wolf | guntbert no .wgetrc is created when i use wget | 09:10 |
HexLaTor | FAIL ! | 09:10 |
asraniel | such a shame that this horrible networkmanager bug exists. had it twice in a week.. like that i can't upgrade my gf's laptop... | 09:10 |
greezmunkey | guntbert: why not, right - it has to be something simple. | 09:10 |
shadow-wolf | 10.04 lol is such a fail for me at the moment i having this issue with desktop and server | 09:11 |
shadow-wolf | :/ | 09:11 |
guntbert | shadow-wolf: and does wget work as expected (it *should* pick up the proxy settings from the environment if I remember correctly ) | 09:12 |
shadow-wolf | guntbert nope doesn't use proxy | 09:12 |
greezmunkey | guntbert: according to the manpage that is correct. | 09:12 |
shadow-wolf | what i don't get is how when i ssh into the same account it works, but on the host machine it fails to read the varibles | 09:13 |
meuhlavache | hi, and bye ! :) | 09:14 |
shadow-wolf | i even reinstalled wget and same issue | 09:14 |
guntbert | shadow-wolf: have a look at /etc/wgetrc -- thats the system master, used when there is no user file | 09:14 |
shadow-wolf | guntbert when i set that i was able to use wget with sudo, but not wget by itself | 09:14 |
shadow-wolf | and for a user that i don't want to have sudo rights, that won't work | 09:15 |
phiqtion | i have 1gb ddr2 right now, i just ordered a 2gb ddr2 dual channel kit. should i only leave the dual channel running or should i also insert the 3rd stick as well for a total of 3gb? | 09:16 |
guntbert | shadow-wolf: thats why I suspected a borked .wgetrc - but I admit I'm not too familiar with the case - I have to leave for a while - sorry I could not help | 09:17 |
Galerien | phiqtion: It depend if you need 3 gb | 09:17 |
MikeChelen | phiqtion: usually the most ram possible is best | 09:17 |
phiqtion | MikeChelen] phiqtion: usually the most ram possible is best | 09:17 |
phiqtion | «« quit i_is_ | 09:17 |
greezmunkey | shadow-wolf: same here, I hope you can get it sorted. | 09:17 |
phiqtion | my bad | 09:17 |
Galerien | phiqtion: if, just like the majority of linux users you don't need a lot, then keep the dual chanel | 09:18 |
phiqtion | question is, upon inserting 3rd stick. will i break the dual chan mode? | 09:18 |
MikeChelen | could run a benchmark in each config | 09:18 |
phiqtion | k | 09:19 |
JoshuaL | hello, i have no sound in java applications, how can i solve this? | 09:19 |
karthiksharu | has anybody bought anything from ubuntu shop and shipped to India ?? | 09:19 |
karthiksharu | any ideas of how many days does it take for wearables/accessories to get shipped to India ? | 09:21 |
phiqtion | is 10.04 worthed? | 09:21 |
phiqtion | im runnin win7 | 09:21 |
ginbuntu | if I kill the gnome-panel, does Ubuntu still go to sleep when I close my netbook? | 09:21 |
Zorge | "worthed" | 09:21 |
ginbuntu | PhilippeD, yes | 09:21 |
Galerien | phiqtion: It is but you might have some problem with your video card. And yes, a 3rd stick will break the dual chanel | 09:24 |
wildbat | my gnomes' windows don't have a title bar i have to run "compiz --replace" everytime how do i fix it ? | 09:24 |
andruk | my karmic installation finally gave up the good fight, and now i cant even recover it because it wont accept my password. this is right during finals week. am i boned? | 09:26 |
phiqtion | Galerien: thx for the info. why will i have problems? i have an integrated 9300 ge | 09:26 |
crimsun | andruk: boot from a live cd/usb thumb drive. | 09:27 |
crimsun | andruk: and/or use init=/bin/sh | 09:27 |
dotblank | andruk, you can also boot into single user mode and reset the password | 09:27 |
andruk | crimsun: how do i use init=/bin/sh ? | 09:27 |
andruk | crimsun: is that a kernel boot parameter? | 09:28 |
crimsun | andruk: dotblank's suggestion is likely preferable in this context. | 09:28 |
crimsun | andruk: yes, it's a kernel boot parameter | 09:28 |
andruk | dotblank: how do i do that? | 09:28 |
syn-ack | crimsun, are you listening to/at UDS? | 09:28 |
crimsun | syn-ack: I am at UDS, yes. | 09:28 |
syn-ack | Who's currently speaking in the Amarante room? | 09:29 |
kozin | !sound | 09:29 |
ubottu | If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 09:29 |
andruk | dotblank: nm, just googled it. dotblank and crimsun: thanks, enjoy UDS! | 09:30 |
JoshuaL | hello, i have no sound in java applications, how can i solve this? (all my volume sliders are open and other applications are able to produce sound). | 09:32 |
swapy | i want to keep multiple wallpapers and want them to change after 5 mins in ubuntu which software is required | 09:32 |
raavi | join #vbox | 09:32 |
extremity | hello | 09:33 |
wildbat | !hi | 09:33 |
ubottu | Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 09:33 |
wildbat | !bt | 09:34 |
extremity | which application we have in ubuntu for visual config of apache2? | 09:34 |
llutz | extremity: gvim :) | 09:34 |
extremity | hahaha! very smile | 09:34 |
wildbat | extremity, rapache~ but i can't get it to work | 09:34 |
wildbat | i keep freezing for me | 09:35 |
wildbat | it* | 09:35 |
extremity | ummm wildbat thanx i will try it now | 09:35 |
raavi | How to watch tv with totem in ubuntu-10.04 | 09:35 |
wildbat | !tv| ravic, | 09:36 |
ubottu | ravic,: http://www.linuxtv.org/ has extensive information about using TV cards under Linux. Available viewers for analog cards: Zapping, tvtime (GTK/GNOME), Kaffeine, kdetv (KDE), xawtv, motv. For digital cards: Me-TV (GNOME), Klear (KDE), dvb-utils. For both analog and digital cards, !MythTV is a powerful framework. Your card may work the !IVTV drivers. See also !TV-Out | 09:36 |
ForgeAus | gvim ??? isn't that a console app in a window? | 09:36 |
ForgeAus | essentally | 09:36 |
ForgeAus | I never did get what was Visual about vim | 09:36 |
ForgeAus | or even vi for that matter | 09:36 |
syn-ack | ForgeAus, ever use ed? if you have you'd then see it | 09:37 |
e3a124 | f**k | 09:37 |
extremity | hmmm my synaptic package manager could not found the package rapache | 09:37 |
ForgeAus | syn-ack yes but visual means something different now when it comes to apps... as in GUI instead of cli/curses/etc... | 09:37 |
extremity | maybe some body knows another visual configuration tool for apache2 | 09:37 |
e3a124 | synaptic f**ks | 09:37 |
ForgeAus | vi should have been renamed long ago... | 09:38 |
e3a124 | synaptic s]**ks | 09:38 |
syn-ack | meh | 09:38 |
ForgeAus | I'd have called it ate :) advanced text editor | 09:38 |
wildbat | extremity, hmmm i seem it is no longer in the repos for 10.04 @@ | 09:38 |
e3a124 | ubuntu su*ks | 09:38 |
e3a124 | red hat is gud than ubuntu | 09:38 |
wildbat | !ot| e3a124 | 09:38 |
ubottu | e3a124: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 09:38 |
ForgeAus | I can't get over how OSX-like Ubuntu Lucid has become | 09:38 |
llutz | e3a124: demand a refund and leave | 09:39 |
Futsuriai | Drats, why does 10.04 think my BIOS is limiting CPU speed to 600MHz when it can go up to 1.4 GHz (and did in 9.10) | 09:39 |
e3a124 | llutz : who in the hell are u to ask me | 09:39 |
e3a124 | ubuntu is child of RedHat Linux | 09:40 |
extremity | i think i will configure apache manually =) cos anybody don't knows about graphical config tool for apache2 | 09:40 |
extremity | =) | 09:40 |
extremity | lol | 09:40 |
ForgeAus | mostly due to its default purple b/g theme and Gnome-do | 09:40 |
ForgeAus | actually debian which ubuntu is based on predates redhat! | 09:40 |
ginbuntu | extremity, make a gui tool for apache then | 09:40 |
wildbat | extremity, hehe ~ may be it is better that way ;p | 09:40 |
ForgeAus | I was kinda suprised to learn that... | 09:40 |
wildbat | this channel is surprising quiet at night considering 1600+user here @@ | 09:42 |
* quiescens drops a pin | 09:43 | |
llutz | wildbat: >1400 sleeping 24/7 | 09:43 |
ForgeAus | I agree wildbat, many lurkers here | 09:43 |
* ForgeAus picks iup the pin and hands it back... quescens, that could be dangerous... | 09:43 | |
ForgeAus | I recommend you be more careful next time | 09:43 |
wesguin | alright now who woke me up? | 09:43 |
theDom | can someone help me fix my NVIDIA setting | 09:43 |
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ForgeAus | theDom, no not even God can do that! (kidding) | 09:44 |
theDom | nice | 09:44 |
ForgeAus | !nvidia | 09:45 |
ubottu | For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 09:45 |
ForgeAus | (I hope thats up to date) | 09:45 |
* wildbat dances quietly .... | 09:46 | |
Lefantomedurezo | hello | 09:46 |
wildbat | !hi Lefantomedurezo | 09:46 |
theDom | Ill check it in a minute, I had nvidia set up fine with dual screens etc etc but then when i turned my computer on this avo, neither screen worked, i plugged the screen into the motherboard and it told me that my xconfig file wasnt valid, or something similar, i tried resetting it to the default, creating a new one etcwith no success | 09:46 |
Lefantomedurezo | is it possible to send a message by net send on wine? | 09:47 |
cjs | hello | 09:47 |
swapy | hello | 09:47 |
cjs | o my god | 09:48 |
Gryllida | hi | 09:48 |
wildbat | Lefantomedurezo, define message ~ | 09:48 |
swapy | theDom, in terminal type sudo nvidia-settings now edit settings and save in xconfig file | 09:48 |
wesguin | is it my imagination or is lucid lynx just less stable than karmic was? | 09:48 |
cjs | think ubuntu | 09:48 |
ForgeAus | Lefantomedurezo I doubt it | 09:49 |
tarzeau | wesguin: as in, it crashes? | 09:49 |
cjs | i am from china | 09:49 |
tarzeau | wesguin: no i don't think so. | 09:49 |
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Lefantomedurezo | shade | 09:49 |
tarzeau | wesguin: but the existing problems remain: OOM | 09:49 |
theDom | alrighty, although i dont actually know what the file needs to contain, you dont have a generic one i can copy do you? | 09:49 |
ForgeAus | theres some winpopup package thats not built into wine that can do it | 09:49 |
cjs | who is from china | 09:49 |
wesguin | well it has errors and doesn't want to install on some machines karmic worked fine on | 09:49 |
Lefantomedurezo | a can't send a pop up message to a friend "fatal error windows sucks" | 09:49 |
ForgeAus | wesguin quite possibly your correct about the stability thing | 09:50 |
wesguin | I never had probs with ata2 errors before and I couldn't install it on my sisters desktop at all when karmi worked a charm | 09:50 |
jumbers | I've removed the Indicator Applet, as I find it very annoying, but I see that I no longer have sound controls. How can I get a volume control back? | 09:50 |
Name141 | how much longer will 9.10 be supported? | 09:50 |
wesguin | well it *is* new and all I guess | 09:50 |
cjs | ^_^ bye | 09:51 |
ForgeAus | hmm... | 09:51 |
swapy | 18months is support for 9.10 and still 6 months remain i think | 09:51 |
Julia | Hey People! When you use fdisk and delete a partition and then recreate it from the same beginning but make it larger - will reiserfs notice that and refuse to mount it? I know that its not a valid ways to resize a partition. Im trying to find a lost reiser partition and wonder if i guessed the beginning correctly and reiser does not mount anyway because of wrong ending. | 09:51 |
hans_ | _--_ | 09:51 |
Name141 | swapy: so there is longer on hardy than there is on 9.10 ? | 09:51 |
wesguin | lucid works pretty good in most respects on my eeepc tho | 09:51 |
wesguin | the UNE | 09:52 |
swapy | Name141, didnt get your question | 09:52 |
Name141 | swapy: there is more support left on hardy , than there is on 9.10 ? | 09:52 |
Name141 | in terms of time | 09:52 |
swapy | hardy is no longer supported | 09:52 |
Name141 | so I should get off of hardy ASAP? | 09:52 |
swapy | you should get off hardy | 09:53 |
theDom | swapy, it gave me the message "You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server. ", i also tried nvidia-xconfig but after restart it still didnt work | 09:53 |
wesguin | swapy, when supports end does that mean no more updates? | 09:53 |
swapy | wesguin, yes no more updates and all | 09:53 |
wesguin | i | 09:53 |
wesguin | ic | 09:53 |
guntbert | Julia: no, if the beginning is set correctly the file system will not notice any difference | 09:53 |
wesguin | theDom, bummer | 09:53 |
swapy | theDom, in terminal type sudo nvidia-settings and do settings then click on option > save in xconfiguration file | 09:53 |
swapy | brb | 09:54 |
Julia | guntbert: damn. | 09:54 |
Julia | guntbert: testdisk finds like 50 reiserfs filesystems in that partition. are that copies of the journal or something? | 09:54 |
SuperJane | hey~ what's up? | 09:55 |
wesguin | weird thing was the only eeebuntu that worked on this eeepc900 well was standard 2.0 | 09:55 |
guntbert | Julia: sorry, no idea | 09:55 |
guntbert | !hi | SuperJane | 09:55 |
ubottu | SuperJane: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 09:55 |
SuperJane | guntber: hi~! | 09:55 |
guntbert | SuperJane: Do you have an ubuntu support question? | 09:55 |
gogeta1 | wesguin: most stuff that was in eebuntu is in newer linux likr ubuntu lucid | 09:55 |
SuperJane | yeah actually | 09:56 |
SuperJane | i'm finding a proper html editor | 09:56 |
SuperJane | but it's too hard | 09:56 |
SuperJane | i'm using bluefish now, but... | 09:56 |
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guntbert | !html | SuperJane there are several | 09:56 |
SuperJane | the color is .... um.... | 09:56 |
skydrome | HTML: Unable to validate | SuperJane there are several: You need to supply a URI scheme (e.g http) | 09:56 |
ubottu | SuperJane there are several: html is HyperText Markup Language, used to build web pages. WYSIWYG editors: KompoZer (was Nvu), Iceape Composer, Amaya - Development environments: Bluefish, Quanta+, Screem - For a howto on HTML coding, see: http://www.w3schools.com/ | 09:56 |
gogeta1 | SuperJane: vi heh | 09:56 |
SuperJane | gogeta1: hi! | 09:57 |
wesguin | gogeta1, well I had everything working including applet which controlled fan, cpu, on/off for reader, bluetooth, etc.. but don't have that working on lucid | 09:57 |
SuperJane | i found 'screem' | 09:57 |
theDom | swapy, it doesnt give me the usual screen options, or dual screen options because the screen is connected to the motherboard(just didnt work at all connected to the graphics card) it does give me the option to save a file ".nvidia-settings-rc" in root, is that correct? | 09:57 |
wesguin | gogeta1, but at least the hotkeys work for acpi stuff | 09:57 |
SuperJane | but in the 10.04 | 09:57 |
gogeta1 | wesguin: look up eee im sysanptic you will find eeeacpi scripts to enable all of that | 09:57 |
SuperJane | i couldn't find package and compile neither | 09:58 |
teflon | hi room | 09:58 |
wesguin | gogeta1, I've already tried all that.. none of it works right.. some of it partially | 09:58 |
SuperJane | thanks ubottu~! | 09:58 |
kale | hi i'm about to install ubuntu. i got the "Ubuntu 10.04 LTS" it that the correct version for a desktop home system? | 09:58 |
wesguin | gogeta1, I think the eeepc 900 is just quirky or something | 09:58 |
gogeta1 | wesguin: 900a hear | 09:59 |
teflon | i would say: yes @ kale | 09:59 |
kale | teflon: ok, thanks. I just wondered is LTS was a linux terminal server edition | 09:59 |
wesguin | gogeta1, yeah I read some people had good luck with other models | 09:59 |
teflon | it means Long term service, kale | 09:59 |
gogeta1 | wesguin: well all eebuntu used was the array.org kernel maybe that will work for you | 09:59 |
kale | heh, nice acronyms | 09:59 |
gogeta1 | wesguin: if they have a lucid build | 10:00 |
wesguin | gogeta1, hmm.. could be | 10:00 |
Teknotik | I would like to play some classic arcade games on my laptop. I have had problems with GXMame & also GAMAMEUI. I would like to use a usb game pad I own 2 different types. Gravis Gamepad Pro & Logitech Dual Action. | 10:00 |
Teknotik | I have Ubuntu 9.10 32bit installed & running very strong. The specs on the laptop are. | 10:00 |
kraut | moin | 10:00 |
wesguin | gogeta1, will look into that | 10:00 |
Teknotik | Dell Inspiron 2200 | 10:00 |
SuperJane | i have to build PHP+HTML but in blufish, the color of PHP code is too simple | 10:00 |
Teknotik | *-cpu: Intel(R) Celeron(R) M processor 1.40GHz | 10:00 |
FloodBot3 | Teknotik: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 10:00 |
Teknotik | *-Hard drive: 40GB 4200rpm | 10:00 |
Teknotik | *-memory size: 1247MiB (MAX) | 10:00 |
rabidweezle | gogeta1, did your dog eat your charger again? | 10:00 |
gogeta1 | rabidweezle: no it burned out | 10:00 |
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ForgeAus | argh catch22 | 10:01 |
rabidweezle | gogeta1 == Randy? | 10:01 |
ForgeAus | I wanted to get mc to edit sources.list from cli while wubi's installing | 10:01 |
gogeta | rabidweezle: lol well yea my nick was ghosted | 10:01 |
teflon | sorry afk | 10:02 |
ForgeAus | but in order to apt-get install mc to get an editor... I have to edit sources.list! | 10:02 |
Name141 | swapy: is more support left on hardy , than there is on 9.10 ? | 10:02 |
Name141 | er | 10:02 |
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Name141 | swapy: I mean, I thought hardy had one year left? | 10:02 |
ForgeAus | maybe I'll try pico (or is it nano?) | 10:02 |
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swapy | yes | 10:03 |
Name141 | swapy: So it's not really 'unsupported' ? | 10:04 |
swapy | Name141, use ubuntu 10.04 it has long term support ie of 3 yrs | 10:04 |
bXi | can i easily change the order of items in grub from the CLI | 10:04 |
Name141 | swapy: my lucid disk hasn't got here yet | 10:04 |
swapy | Name141, you can download image and burn it to a cd | 10:05 |
SuperJane | where u from guys? | 10:05 |
swapy | Name141, else download and boot via usb and install | 10:05 |
wesguin | gogeta, doesnt look like there's been activity at array.org for ages | 10:05 |
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gogeta | wesguin: strange | 10:06 |
Name141 | swapy: I don't have any CD's and the computer that will be use only has a CD-RW drive | 10:06 |
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gogeta | wesguin: wow your not kidding all but dead | 10:06 |
Name141 | swapy: It's an older computer, so I doubt it'd boot off of a USB | 10:06 |
WarrenSH | :) | 10:06 |
swapy | Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron) * ardy Heron is a LTS (Long Term Support) release and will be supported with security updates for five years on the server and three years on the desktop. | 10:07 |
swapy | Ubuntu 8.04 was released on 24 April 2008 . so more 3 yrs support for hardy | 10:07 |
wesguin | gogeta, oh well it works well enough | 10:07 |
* Name141 shrugs | 10:07 | |
swapy | Name141, so u have cd writer right? then you can burn iso file easily on a blank disc | 10:07 |
Name141 | I'll just wait on Lucid's disk to get here | 10:07 |
Name141 | swapy: I don't have any CDs | 10:08 |
swapy | Name141, fine as u wish | 10:08 |
Name141 | swapy: All I got is DVD+R's | 10:08 |
Name141 | or -R's | 10:08 |
wesguin | man I thought I was making coasters, but I guess we threw away a couple good install cd's I burned | 10:08 |
wesguin | heh | 10:09 |
swapy | Name141, so its a combo drive it will write cd read cd/dvd and it only cannot write dvd | 10:09 |
fpauser__ | I enabled effects (compiz) for testing and disabled it again, but now the window-shadows don't go away and the window-switcher is the slow compiz-one (big preview-images with icon on it) - is this a bug? | 10:09 |
swapy | Name141, so wait for a cd | 10:10 |
meowbuntu | ubuntu si a hard os | 10:10 |
Name141 | swapy: Correct | 10:10 |
Name141 | swapy: or go buy me some CD-R's | 10:10 |
Name141 | I mean, or I'll go buy me some | 10:10 |
Name141 | I don't really need them though.. | 10:10 |
meowbuntu | the newer versions are not good for older machines 8.o4 is still the best for old computer | 10:10 |
wesguin | fpauser__, maybe you can enable compiz again and change those settings back then disable compiz | 10:10 |
fpauser__ | tried `gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz` without any effect... | 10:10 |
fpauser__ | wesguin: tried this, even rebootet after changing it (instead of justlogout/login) - no change | 10:11 |
gogeta | wesguin: i think the repos have a netbook kernel now maybe why the array site is inactiv | 10:11 |
Name141 | meowbuntu: I'm only using it for eggdrops, energymechs, maybe an IRCd | 10:11 |
wesguin | gogeta, which repo tho? | 10:11 |
gogeta | wesguin: stock ubuntu | 10:11 |
meowbuntu | Name141, try puppy linux then | 10:11 |
hateball | !minimal | 10:12 |
ubottu | The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want (the installer is like the one on the !Alternate CD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD | 10:12 |
wesguin | gogeta, hmm.. I didn't see on in there but I'll look with another search term maybe | 10:12 |
fpauser__ | The shadow is not my most important problem - but the really slow window-switcher is really annoying... want the simple default window-switcher back! | 10:12 |
Name141 | meowbuntu: I noticed the hardy versions of things are outdated.. I thought about putting 9.10 on it till I get the Lucid CD | 10:12 |
wesguin | fpauser__, maybe you can access that in another config app | 10:13 |
fpauser__ | Extra-strange: removed compiz - but the shadows remained! | 10:13 |
teflon | re | 10:14 |
fpauser__ | wesguin: removed compiz, shadows & window-switcher remain... | 10:14 |
fpauser__ | wesguin: which config-app would you suggest? | 10:15 |
celyo | how to send sms with modem on my ubuntu? | 10:16 |
wesguin | fpauser__, I seem to remember there was a panel app which let you choose the window switcher? | 10:16 |
fpauser__ | wesguin: sounds interesting | 10:16 |
wesguin | but that was in karmic | 10:17 |
teflon | the compiz-manager maybee? | 10:17 |
fpauser__ | running lucid here - 64bit | 10:17 |
celyo | hallo | 10:17 |
teflon | hi celyo | 10:17 |
wesguin | lucid UNE here | 10:17 |
celyo | how to sms with my ubunt | 10:17 |
fpauser__ | i'll try the compiz-manager | 10:17 |
celyo | teflon, do you now? | 10:17 |
wesguin | fpauser__, fingers crossed | 10:18 |
amagee | ok i have just upgraded to 10.04 but now my second monitor isn't working | 10:18 |
fpauser__ | wesguin: ;) | 10:18 |
amagee | it appears in the display configurator, i can turn it on and off, and it detects the right resolutions, but it doesn't actually draw anything on the monitor | 10:18 |
sicksquirrel | hi all | 10:18 |
celyo | hello | 10:18 |
celyo | anyone help meee | 10:18 |
sterz | where is my bash profile? | 10:18 |
sterz | is it ~/.bashrc ? | 10:19 |
sicksquirrel | hey can anyone explain something to me? Im a few clicks away from switching from windows to ubuntu ^^ | 10:19 |
sterz | i mean is it safe to edit ~/.bashrc? | 10:19 |
amagee | i'm using an ati graphics card (5770), before the upgrade i was using the proprietary drivers but something failed regarding those drivers during the upgrade. now when i try to install them it fails. | 10:19 |
rww | sterz: yes | 10:19 |
fpauser__ | sterz: ~/.bashrc is yout bash-profile; if its safe | 10:19 |
sterz | rww, thanks | 10:19 |
erUSUL | !ask | sicksquirrel | 10:20 |
ubottu | sicksquirrel: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 10:20 |
fpauser__ | hm, depends | 10:20 |
sterz | fpauser__, i am trying to add this line: export PATH=${PATH}:<your_sdk_dir>/tools | 10:20 |
sterz | to my bash profile. should i just add it to the lastline? | 10:20 |
fpauser__ | sterz: looks good | 10:20 |
fpauser__ | sterz: yep, to the last-line | 10:21 |
sterz | alright then :) | 10:21 |
fpauser__ | sterz: ;) | 10:21 |
sicksquirrel | when I create partitions I have one for root, one for my data and a swap ( I don't need a seperate home partition ). the thing is, should I make them all primary or logical? and when I go for primary a lot of my disk space seems to be used, although its a new partition oO | 10:21 |
wesguin | bbl | 10:22 |
frostschutz | sicksquirrel: linux doesnt really care whether its on a primary or logical partition. if its a multi boot system you should save the first primary partition for windoze though | 10:22 |
teflon | anyone with an old medion pc (germany) around? its ich5/cmi9780 sound onBoard, cant get the mic to work. | 10:22 |
sicksquirrel | ok, but qwhy | 10:22 |
sicksquirrel | oops | 10:22 |
daedra | I'm building my own PC and would like software to be the easy bit this time. Where should I go to find ubuntu friendly hardware? | 10:23 |
rww | !hcl | 10:23 |
sicksquirrel | ok but why is like 14 gb of my new 800gb partition used? | 10:23 |
ubottu | For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection | 10:23 |
daedra | rww: thanks! | 10:23 |
pkki | could anyone tell me where I can find this/these so I can install sopcast player? ia32-libs|lib32stdc++5 | 10:23 |
gogeta | sicksquirrel: linux doesent care eyther way | 10:23 |
erUSUL | pkki: ia32-libs is on the repos | 10:24 |
hateball | !apt | pkki | 10:24 |
ubottu | pkki: APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome), !Adept (KDE) or !KPackageKit (KDE) | 10:24 |
pkki | erUSUL, i didnt find it | 10:24 |
sicksquirrel | yeah but I just want to know where its gone :D is the filesystem taking that space? | 10:24 |
Radio-l | can someone give me a hand with this? I have a Windows 7 machine with a network share that I'd like to access. I can mount it through mount command using .smbcredentials, but accessing the machine through Nautilus prompts me for a password and I can't figure out how to make it work | 10:24 |
gogeta | pkki: do you have all the repos enabled | 10:24 |
aef | i'm looking for a guide on how to para-virtualize a ubuntu system on a debian lenny based xen hypervisor. any hint? | 10:24 |
erUSUL | pkki: only in 64 bits is aviable (obviously) | 10:24 |
frostschutz | sicksquirrel: some file systems reserve some space for root (ext by default 5%, you can change that with tune2fs though) | 10:24 |
gogeta | Radio-l: the password can be anything | 10:25 |
sicksquirrel | aaaah thx frostschutz | 10:25 |
jetienne | q. is there a theme which fix the window decoration ? aka large window button + on the right ? | 10:25 |
Radio-l | when I click on [Nameofsystem] under Network Places, even the correct password fails | 10:25 |
pkki | gogeta, how do I make sure I have them all installed? | 10:25 |
erUSUL | !controls | jetienne | 10:25 |
ubottu | jetienne: In Lucid, the minimize, maximize, and close buttons have been moved to the left side. For more information, please see http://alturl.com/b6ja | To move them back to the right-hand side, see http://alturl.com/x5d6 | 10:25 |
Radio-l | yet, performing a cifs mount with name and password supplied work fine | 10:25 |
gogeta | Radio-l: any random password windows just likes to get one | 10:25 |
jetienne | erUSUL: this doesnt answer my question tho | 10:26 |
jetienne | erUSUL: i asked for a theme, not a kludge in a norner | 10:26 |
pkki | ia32-libs|lib32stdc++5 | 10:26 |
jetienne | erUSUL: norner=corner | 10:26 |
pkki | i need these^ | 10:26 |
Radio-l | gogeta: the problem is that no password works period | 10:26 |
erUSUL | jetienne: use the human theme the one from previous versions of ubuntu | 10:26 |
jetienne | erUSUL: how do i install it ? | 10:27 |
gogeta | Radio-l:when it ask just use anything it makes no diffrence | 10:27 |
pkki | hello? | 10:27 |
gogeta | Radio-l: like afsdtrd | 10:27 |
sicksquirrel | aaaand another thing. A friend told me I should go for 9.04 coz its the most stable. but 10.04 will be LTS and 9.04 support ends this year ( or has ended ) what should I choose? my main goal is to build a workstation for Houdini / Rendering / Compositing | 10:27 |
erUSUL | pkki: sudo aptitude install ia32-libs | 10:27 |
Radio-l | gogeta: I use anything and it fails. | 10:27 |
pkki | i did that erUSUL | 10:27 |
swapy | 10.04 is faster try it | 10:27 |
teflon | i would recommend 10.4 | 10:27 |
sicksquirrel | but is 10.04 bug free ? | 10:27 |
erUSUL | pkki: and ? | 10:28 |
swapy | ya its bug free | 10:28 |
gogeta | Radio-l: works on my xp box when it ask for a user and pass i just enter random stuff and it connects | 10:28 |
Radio-l | gogeta: it doesn't matter what password I give, whether it's valid or not, the system returns NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL | 10:28 |
teflon | nothing seems to be 'bug-free' :) | 10:28 |
pkki | erUSUL, and it says the package doesn't exist | 10:28 |
gogeta | Radio-l: windows firewall will block samba if you have it on | 10:28 |
erUSUL | pkki: are you in 64 bit ubuntu ? what does "uname -m" says? | 10:28 |
pkki | im in 32 bit | 10:29 |
gogeta | pkki: in sysanptic slect repos make shure there all checked | 10:29 |
gogeta | pkki: well no wonder why you cant use ia32 in 32 bit | 10:29 |
gogeta | thats for 64bit | 10:29 |
erUSUL | pkki: then you do not need a special ia32-libs package | 10:29 |
jetienne | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9204643 <- erUSUL found it | 10:29 |
Radio-l | gogeta: even with inbound SMB enabled for public, domain, and user? | 10:29 |
guntbert | sicksquirrel: no, no OS will ever be bug free -- don't expect that | 10:29 |
jetienne | erUSUL: if possible it would be nice to modify the bot. this seem a much cleaner fix to install the theme | 10:29 |
gogeta | Radio-l: yea i had to kick off the firewall in xp for linux to connect but not other windows machines at least with xp | 10:30 |
pkki | erUSUL, where can I find that? | 10:30 |
erUSUL | jetienne: ask in #ubuntu-ops if you feel is better to recommend a new theme | 10:30 |
tjingboem | what is a nice GUI for cvs? | 10:30 |
erUSUL | pkki: find what? | 10:30 |
jetienne | erUSUL: will do thanks | 10:31 |
pkki | oops misread | 10:31 |
pkki | erUSUL, what do i need then? | 10:31 |
erUSUL | pkki: again; if you are in a 32 bit ubuntu you do not need the ia32 libs package | 10:31 |
pkki | im in i686 ubuntu | 10:31 |
erUSUL | pkki: i dunno; what are yu trying to do ? | 10:31 |
pkki | install sopcast | 10:31 |
Athenon | i just upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04 and am experiencing this bug and do not know how to solve it. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openldap/+bug/538516 | 10:31 |
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pkki | im in i686 ubuntu | 10:32 |
blablab | HI, I would like to install ubuntu lucid on an Acer extensa 5230 E. On it, theres already win7 and theres only 1 partition available .. I tried the live cd, everything went allright, but during the installation steps regarding partiioning/formating etc, I do not have the possibility (as I thought there was) to install ubuntu on the same existing partition next to win7... neither could I... | 10:33 |
blablab | ...split resize it even though I have >80% of the partion free.... is there a way via the ubuntu live cd to split existing partitions, or should I do it with a third party software from win7? | 10:33 |
Damien | anyone know where i can play poker with 5$ or less deposit in the us | 10:33 |
erUSUL | pkki: http://www.sopcast.com/download/ | 10:33 |
Parsons | Athenon: bummer, it might just be easier to do a clean install | 10:33 |
gogeta | blablab: do you mean inside ntfs | 10:33 |
blablab | hmm good point | 10:34 |
blablab | gogeta, I had not thought about that | 10:34 |
pkki | erUSUL, that's the page im using! | 10:34 |
blablab | gogeta: the partions are probably ntfs yes | 10:34 |
gogeta | blablab: thats a wubi install to install ubunti without reparting | 10:34 |
Damien | gedit lets you split partitions | 10:35 |
erUSUL | pkki: well in there there is a link to the program and a link to libstd5c++ | 10:35 |
gogeta | blablab: just instert the cd wile running windows it will give you that option | 10:35 |
erUSUL | pkki: and one to get a gui | 10:35 |
amagee | ok. i have successfully removed the proprietary ati drivers, but i still can't get my second monitor working. the gnome display configurator sees the monitor and says it's "on", but there is no signal being sent to the second monitor. | 10:35 |
Damien | better to reformat both and set up new partitions | 10:35 |
blablab | gogeta: ho ok, Ill try, thanks! | 10:35 |
Julia | Hey People! Im trying to figure out, where an old partition started. The partition before ends at cylinder 6879 according to fdisk. I tried 6880 for the next partitions, but the fs (reiser) cannot be mounted. Can it be, that the next partition starts at 6879? Can one partition start in the cylinder in wich the one before ends? | 10:36 |
Damien | anyone know where i can play poker with 5$ or less deposit in the us | 10:36 |
blablab | Damien: the laptop isnt mine, and the owner would probably not like this | 10:36 |
Zeek | blablab, what type of partition did you need to resize? | 10:36 |
blablab | Zeeb: ntfs I guess | 10:36 |
pkki | erUSUL, the GUI deb is saying i need those two dependencies | 10:36 |
james-admin | hey i have a question that is going to blow everyone's mind i downloaded ubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64 and now out of the blue i go to enter xp pro x32 bit and everytime i try to access it, it does not even boot it does not even give me a error message it justs sits there | 10:36 |
Zeek | mm I think gparted will do that | 10:37 |
Zorge | a lot of people like to put the dollar sign on the wrong side of the digits | 10:37 |
gogeta | blablab: it will act mutch like a parted install but will use a mix of the windows boot loader and grub to start inside ntfs | 10:37 |
red2kic | Would an Ubuntu-Crazed Volunteer please run something for me? "aptitude search cpufreq" -- Which packages are installed for you? | 10:37 |
Zorge | ubuntu-crazed volunteer? | 10:37 |
james-admin | hey can someone help me out with grub codeing ?? | 10:37 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, are you trying to install lm-sensors? | 10:37 |
red2kic | Zorge: Apparently not you. ): | 10:37 |
gogeta | blablab: but he will also have a uninstall option like a windows program | 10:37 |
blablab | Zeek: is gparted the partition editior included in ubuntu live cd? | 10:37 |
erUSUL | pkki: i only see rpm's there | 10:37 |
Damien | gedit partition manager xp in google | 10:37 |
pkki | go to the download page its the last link | 10:38 |
Damien | yes | 10:38 |
fpauser__ | how to reset compiz-settings (lucid, gnome, 64bit)? | 10:38 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: No. CPU frequency scaling is unsupported for my machine and I very much know that is untrue. | 10:38 |
james-admin | hey i hate to be a total nagg but i really need some help with a grub issue with booting my comp | 10:38 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, which processor do you have | 10:38 |
shafin | hi | 10:38 |
blablab | Gogeta: Ill be able from there to split the existing ntfs partition, and reformat the new one it to e.g. ext3/4? | 10:38 |
erUSUL | pkki: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-sopcast-player-in-ubuntu-9-10karmic.html | 10:39 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Intel 64bit. By the way, great lecture on stuffing faces other day. ;X | 10:39 |
gogeta | blablab: wel wubi avoides partating aand hides inside ntfs | 10:39 |
james-admin | hey is anyone willing to help me out with a grub booting issue in ubuntu 10.04 | 10:39 |
blablab | gogeta: is that clean? | 10:39 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, dont remind me.. drink and irc do not mix | 10:39 |
Zeek | blablab, I believe so; The CD I downloaded (is there one different than the normal DL?) has it under System/Administration at the very least; I had to use the CD to shrink my ext4 partition once and when I brought it up just now, it allowed me the option of shrinking my ntfs partition | 10:39 |
gogeta | blablab: but the installer will see it as a linux part | 10:39 |
pkki | erUSUL, that's the original link i started with but the dependency problem still comes up. its unavoidable | 10:39 |
twoshot_ | james-admin: just ask the question and people will help if they know the solution. | 10:40 |
gogeta | blablab: its a bit slower then running nativ | 10:40 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: If you installed using Ubuntu-Desktop, could you check which packages are installed from you on "aptitude search cpufreq" ? | 10:40 |
red2kic | s/from/for | 10:40 |
blablab | gogeta & Zeek: ok thanks for the info | 10:40 |
Damien | anyone know where i can play poker online with a 5$ deposit with visa | 10:41 |
Athenon | oh thank God i fixed it | 10:41 |
james-admin | hey i downloaded ubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent and i burned it to a disk and installed it so i was able to get the grub menu but now every time i try to boot xp i just get a white _ and it does not do anything at all | 10:41 |
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Zeek | blablab, here is a link for it: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot | 10:41 |
mooty509 | hello | 10:41 |
gogeta | blablab: it copys the installer cd it the fake part then it installs to there its all guided | 10:41 |
twoshot_ | james-admin: windows boots a different way | 10:41 |
twoshot_ | You have to re-install grub or something. Can't remember exactly what. | 10:41 |
gogeta | blablab: its a good way to try it without dealing with reparting the hdd and playing with the mbr | 10:42 |
wesguin | fpauser__, hey try deleting /etc/compizconfig/config | 10:42 |
james-admin | how do you mean ??? like the windows xp professional tab is there and i go down and press enter for it to but it just does nothing | 10:42 |
mooty509 | i'm brand new to ubuntu, and linux in general, does anyone know if i can use nvidia's driver for an old school TNT? | 10:42 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, the exact model of the cpu would be a start.. sorry | 10:42 |
OldPete | @james-admin, try running 'sudo update-grub' | 10:42 |
erUSUL | pkki: try with the tar.gz instead of the deb ? | 10:42 |
Athenon | every time i start lighttpd, it tells me port 80 is already in use. i stop lighttpd and start it again, nothing. ive even rebooted the whole server...and no, i dont have apache installed alongside it | 10:42 |
james-admin | no help i tryed that last night but no help | 10:42 |
Damien | fpauser try Preferences->Reset To Defaults | 10:43 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Where can I get more information? lscpu shows '15' for Model. | 10:43 |
Paddy_NI | hmm | 10:43 |
Damien | oops | 10:43 |
Thurisaz | Hello dude! :) | 10:43 |
fpauser__ | Damien: where? | 10:43 |
james-admin | @oldpete i tryed that last night but no help | 10:43 |
OldPete | James: Do you have Windows and Linux on different hard drives or the same? | 10:43 |
Damien | try deleting these files | 10:43 |
erUSUL | pkki: i read the readme and you still need to install libstdc++5 by hand too | 10:43 |
Damien | ~/.gconf/apps/compiz | 10:43 |
james-admin | the same | 10:44 |
Damien | ~/.compiz | 10:44 |
Damien | itll put them back | 10:44 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, sudo lshw | 10:44 |
james-admin | @oldpete the exact same i just installed ubuntu 10.04 ontop of xp | 10:44 |
red2kic | Athenon: Afaik, lighttpd starts automatically in the daemon. I think you're just running it twice. | 10:44 |
Zeek | I am using 10.0.4 on a normal desktop, fresh install. I have a logitech USB headset but when I use the mic the audio system locks completely up. It has happened before under Ubuntu 9, even at times when just using the headphones and no mic. Is there something special about getting a USB headset to work? | 10:44 |
pkki | erUSUL, well how the heck are you supposed to do that when it doesnt exist? | 10:44 |
fpauser__ | thanks! | 10:44 |
Athenon | red2kic: connections are refused on port 80. | 10:44 |
Athenon | red2kic: ie, its not working | 10:45 |
Damien | my normal mic doesnt work but the earphone does... | 10:45 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, You can also get it in a html page layout "sudo lshw -html > your-file-name.html" | 10:45 |
gogeta | Zeek: normaly you have to slect it in your sound prefs | 10:45 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Look for anything in particular? | 10:45 |
Thurisaz | I have a problem with sound on Ubuntu 8.04. When put in the microphone I'm receiving feedback from the speakers | 10:45 |
james-admin | @oldpete so what do you think i should do ??? | 10:45 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, pastebin the results | 10:45 |
gogeta | Zeek: otherwise you whont hear anything from them | 10:45 |
erUSUL | pkki: from the sopcast dl page: If you need the stdc++5 library, download it here: http://www.sopcast.com/download/libstdcpp5.tgz | 10:45 |
swapy | ya | 10:45 |
Thurisaz | any Ideas about the problem | 10:45 |
Thurisaz | ? | 10:45 |
Zeek | gogeta, mhm, it is when it is selected that the audio system locks up | 10:45 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: http://pastebin.com/9GXvRM7a | 10:45 |
shadow-wolf | anyone using ubuntu 10.04 here through a proxy? | 10:46 |
* wesguin hears a hard drive sounding like it's gonna die | 10:46 | |
gogeta | Zeek: strange my usb logitic works fine | 10:46 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, its the X6800 | 10:46 |
amagee | hey.. sorry, i just crashed. did anyone have any ideas about my question (sorry for asking so many times) | 10:46 |
OldPete | @James: You should read the link offered above. You've got something messed up with Windows boot record most likely. There are a dozen different things that can happen when installing over an existing XP installation. | 10:46 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: I'm certain I'm missing specific packages for this support. It's the matter of finding out which one. | 10:46 |
Damien | whats it amagee | 10:46 |
gogeta | Zeek: i just slect usb logitic from the sound prefs and they work | 10:46 |
amagee | Damien: can't get second monitor working since upgrade to 10.04 | 10:46 |
Zeek | gogeta, yeah is annoying; I wanted to use it for skype, but after the test call all of the audio was locked up | 10:46 |
shadow-wolf | anyone using ubuntu 10.04 here through a squid proxy | 10:47 |
shadow-wolf | :/ | 10:47 |
gogeta | Zeek: i only wish it auto switched | 10:47 |
james-admin | @oldpete ok i am and thx loads for the link :) | 10:47 |
Damien | you got the vid drivers? | 10:47 |
Thurisaz | When I'm using the mic, I don't want to hear my voice from the speakers, but I can't find a solution | 10:47 |
amagee | Damien: umm no, i'm using the default ones | 10:47 |
amagee | i just uninstalled fglrx | 10:47 |
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gogeta | Zeek: try using a diffrent sound driver like oss | 10:47 |
amagee | since the upgrade complained about it | 10:47 |
wesguin | Thurisaz, you need to mute the monitor volume | 10:47 |
blablab | Another question, I installed without any problem Lucid on a desktop, its running smoothly, but I noticed that some files that I try to delete from Lucid, are bypassing the trash. It seems to apply to any file located on another partition than where Lucid is (file created either on ealier ubuntu/mint distributions, i.e. ext3). Files which are deleted from Lucid partition are normally going... | 10:48 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, This might sound silly but after you installed "lm-sensors" did you do 'sensors --detect'? | 10:48 |
blablab | ...to trash. Any idea, how to fix it so that any file from anywhere goes through the trash bin? | 10:48 |
Thurisaz | well, I'll try | 10:48 |
james-admin | @oldpete hey does EasyBCD work with xp ??? | 10:48 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: I never have installed lm-sensors afaik. | 10:48 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, oh then do so "sudo apt-get install lm-sensors@ | 10:49 |
Paddy_NI | err "lm-sensors" | 10:49 |
Zeek | gogeta, how would I go about selecting oss? | 10:49 |
OldPete | James: Supposed to. I've personally never used it, so I offer no guarantees. :) | 10:49 |
gogeta | james-admin: i always used supergrub to restore my mbr | 10:49 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Want me to ran the command too? | 10:49 |
gogeta | Zeek: same windows you switch it to usb | 10:49 |
red2kic | s/ran/run | 10:49 |
amagee | sigh, hello again | 10:50 |
recsa | Hi, could anyone help with vnc4server config in Karmic? its almost done just need help to make each desktop to run as a different user | 10:50 |
james-admin | ok il give supergrub a try :) | 10:50 |
joebodo | no penguins running xpenguins ... running gnome + compiz - sigh | 10:50 |
OldPete | @James: Ditto supergrub | 10:50 |
amagee | also if i try to install the proprietary drivers now i get an error saying "SystemError: installArchives() failed" | 10:50 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, sudo sensors-detect | 10:50 |
gogeta | Zeek: you should have the option to change the type from alisa to oss | 10:50 |
gogeta | Zeek: and run some test sounds to see if it works | 10:51 |
james-admin | kk i am a bit desperate so il give supergrub no matter the no guarantees lol | 10:51 |
JediMaster | can anyone suggest a VM that I can install remotely on ubuntu server to setup windows VMs that can be access remotely? | 10:51 |
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recsa | JediMaster, VBox | 10:51 |
erUSUL | JediMaster: kvm ? | 10:51 |
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Zeek | gogeta, mmm I do not see a selection area for either alisa or oss | 10:51 |
t3h_1337_|\|1C|k | h1, wh3r3 (4|\| 1 1mp|`00v m`/ 5k1llZ in 1337? | 10:51 |
james-admin | hey where do you actually get supergrub it is no in ubuntu software centre ? | 10:51 |
gogeta | Zeek: if i rember i had to play with what driver ir used | 10:51 |
gogeta | Zeek: you hould be able to slect that unless they changed the layout again | 10:52 |
gogeta | Zeek: from sound prefs | 10:52 |
ouyes | where is the main page of eubuntu? | 10:52 |
OldPete | http://www.supergrubdisk.org/ | 10:52 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, hey by the way.. I apologise for my childish outburst on the offtopic the other day... was rather pathetic of me | 10:52 |
recsa | Please i really would appreciate some help on VNC4SERVER config | 10:53 |
joebodo | is there an xpenguins channel ? i'm desperate | 10:53 |
dr0id | any idea what this means -> http://pastie.org/955097 | 10:53 |
dr0id | ? | 10:53 |
james-admin | thx loads oldpete ! | 10:53 |
JediMaster | erUSUL: kvm can run windows? | 10:53 |
burningcpu | hey guys, I've noticed something weird about my cpu temperature: on win xp it is usually around 50°C while it is around 60°C when running ubuntu :s | 10:53 |
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JediMaster | recsa, can VBox VMs be accessed remotely? | 10:53 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: I'm done. This is for probing modules? | 10:53 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, yep | 10:53 |
Paddy_NI | cool | 10:53 |
burningcpu | (isn't ubuntu supposed to be less power hungry and therefor lower cpu temp?) | 10:53 |
gogeta | JediMaster: most vms can do windows i found virtulbox to be the most responsiv | 10:53 |
chandrageetha | how to run googleearth for ubuntu? | 10:53 |
Galerien | dr0id : 127.0.1.1 ==> 127.0.0.1 ? | 10:54 |
dr0id | any idea what this means -> http://pastie.org/955097 ? | 10:54 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: I guess I'll do a reboot and see what happen now. | 10:54 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, lets see if it worked.. type in to the terminal "sensors" | 10:54 |
erUSUL | !medibuntu | chandrageetha | 10:54 |
dr0id | even I am thinking about that :P | 10:54 |
ubottu | chandrageetha: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org | 10:54 |
joebodo | burningcpu, check to see what your cpu usage is currently - | 10:54 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Okay. | 10:54 |
gogeta | chandrageetha: | 10:54 |
Galerien | dr0id : That's the only thing I understood, sorry | 10:54 |
gogeta | chandrageetha: http://earth.google.com/download-earth.html | 10:54 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: "No sensors found! Make sure you loaded all the kernel drivers you need." | 10:55 |
xpike | Having a problem setting up webcam in aMSN and tokbox keeps crashing :( | 10:55 |
gogeta | says linux on it | 10:55 |
burningcpu | joebodo both the full 100% | 10:55 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, a restart | 10:55 |
Paddy_NI | :) | 10:55 |
sporedi | how to use reverse proxy with ubuntu using apache | 10:55 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Roger roger. I'm on it. | 10:55 |
joebodo | burningcpu, what's consuming cup - you can use system monitor or top in terminal | 10:55 |
burningcpu | joebodo but even under xp my CPU is usually full 100% as I continuously run BOINC | 10:55 |
xpike | does anyone have a problem with tokbox.com | 10:57 |
recsa | im throwing my question so if some1 knows answer ..... i have read that in order to gonfig vncserver you have to edit /etc/sysconfig/vncservers file, i have look for it but that file is not present at my Karmic .... how can i make my second vnc4server desktop to run as a specific user? | 10:57 |
joebodo | any xpenguins experts around ? i can run xpenguins - but i get no penguins appearing on desktop | 10:57 |
gogeta | lol | 10:58 |
burningcpu | joebodo Xorg and gnome-systemmonitor seem to use between 4 and 25 percent each | 10:58 |
benoitc | hi, anyone is running ubuntu on a macbook 5,1 ? i'm looking for a good touchpad config. I can't select or have left/right click with the one on the wiki :/ | 10:58 |
david00 | Hi all | 10:58 |
burningcpu | joebodo xsensors about 4 percent | 10:58 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: http://pastebin.com/SMPKTdM0 | 10:58 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, nice one | 10:58 |
joebodo | burningcpu, that's mostly due to system monitor - unfortuantely, it really skews the results | 10:58 |
david00 | I ran grub-install on a hardy machine and grub-install hung | 10:59 |
david00 | The process won't die | 10:59 |
david00 | Is it safe to reboot the machine? | 10:59 |
wesguin | joebodo, maybe you have compiz interfering with it | 10:59 |
burningcpu | joebodo and once in a while another program pops up with 2 percent | 10:59 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, okay so would you like to use a panel applet/icon to change your cpu speed? | 10:59 |
voolty | bonjour | 10:59 |
Galerien | david00 : bin us you "top" | 10:59 |
voolty | j ai un probleme | 10:59 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: That was the plan. Yes. | 10:59 |
Galerien | voolty : tu est sur un chan anglais la | 10:59 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, cool.. just a sec | 10:59 |
Galerien | essaye ubuntu-fr | 10:59 |
voolty | j ouai je vien de le remarquer pardon ^^' | 10:59 |
joebodo | burningcpu, not sure why you see such a difference - possibly one OS is using the cpu more than the other running boinc | 10:59 |
burningcpu | joebodo yeah but it usually only uses 6 percent or 4 percent and only once in a while jumps to 25 percent or less | 10:59 |
Irreducibilis | Hey guys -- I just wanted to say thanks for making the best version of Ubuntu ever with 10.04 | 11:00 |
burningcpu | joebodo atm I've sjut down boinc | 11:00 |
david00 | Galerien: it's not listed in top, not consuming much cpu or mem | 11:00 |
burningcpu | joebodo but temps hardly changed | 11:00 |
burningcpu | pretty weird :s | 11:00 |
joebodo | burningcpu, should slowly go down - maybe 5 or 10 mins before it gets to the idle temp | 11:00 |
david00 | Galerien: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/0BxUq7AJ | 11:01 |
david00 | Galerien: those are the lines from ps aux | 11:01 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, right click and empty area on your panel and click add to panel | 11:01 |
Athenon | so ubuntu uninstalled mysql in the upgrade process and didn't install any replacement or updated package..... | 11:01 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, then type cpu and add the frequency selector | 11:01 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Hmm. Done. I still can't adjust anything. | 11:01 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, which version of ubuntu? | 11:01 |
irvken | hi, I recorded some audio using google voice recorder on my android phone, it's in a format called 3gp, and I can't find anyway to play it in ubuntu. It says I'm missing plugins, but then it says it can't find them (all applications). when I googled it it said the gstreamer utilities should play it but they are installed | 11:02 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: lucid. | 11:02 |
jacekowski | irvken: mplayer | 11:02 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, sudo dpkg-reconfigure gnome-applets | 11:02 |
jacekowski | irvken: and don't use android | 11:02 |
joebodo | burningcpu, is it 50 in windows at idle temp ? | 11:02 |
jacekowski | irvken: slowdroid* | 11:02 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, answer yes | 11:02 |
irvken | mplayer doesn't play it | 11:02 |
chandrageetha | where can i find the installed or downloaded packages on my system? | 11:03 |
burningcpu | joebodo it's been about five minuts since I shut down boinc and cpu is still 100% both | 11:03 |
wesguin | chandrageetha, /var/cache/apt/archives | 11:03 |
joebodo | burningcpu, run top from command line and see what's at the top of the list | 11:03 |
irvken | jacekowski, "cannot find codec for audio format" | 11:03 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: it does not ask anything but yeah, the command ran. | 11:04 |
blablab | Another question, I installed without any problem Lucid on a desktop, its running smoothly, but I noticed that some files that I try to delete from Lucid, are bypassing the trash. It seems to apply to any file located on another partition than where Lucid is (file created either on ealier ubuntu/mint distributions, i.e. ext3). Files which are deleted from Lucid partition are normally going... | 11:04 |
blablab | ...to trash. Any idea, how to fix it so that any file from any partition goes through the trash bin? | 11:04 |
jacekowski | irvken: have you tried google? | 11:04 |
chandrageetha | i got downloaded googe earthlinux.bin. now how to install it? | 11:04 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, okay | 11:04 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, did you try clicking the applet? | 11:04 |
irvken | jacekowski, do you catually read what people say | 11:04 |
burningcpu | joebodo aha! according to top boinc is still running >:-) | 11:04 |
loly | how to install tar file | 11:04 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: I only can monitor. Unable to change anything. | 11:04 |
jacekowski | irvken: no | 11:04 |
wesguin | chandrageetha, well the best way would be directly from package manager | 11:04 |
Six6siX | is there any problems if I went to update the kernel in ubuntu 10.04? if not are there anything I need to do before or after updating the kernel ? | 11:05 |
burningcpu | joebodo that evil system monitor seems to hide information from me! | 11:05 |
wesguin | chandrageetha, but you could make it executable and run it with sudo | 11:05 |
jacekowski | irvken: and you have to google it again | 11:05 |
joebodo | burningcpu, ha - try killall boinc from command line | 11:05 |
jacekowski | irvken: and apt-get proper packages | 11:05 |
irvken | well the ubuntu crowd sourced support has certainly gone downhill | 11:05 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, try "sudo chmod +s /usr/bin/cpufreq-selector" | 11:05 |
chandrageetha | that doesn't work -it says package not found | 11:05 |
burningcpu | joebodo ouch won't that kill all runing applications? | 11:06 |
kale | does ubuntu have 3D support for the ATI X1300 GFX card? | 11:06 |
Aciid | kale: try it | 11:06 |
irvken | are you sure didn't stumble in here from debian jacekowski | 11:06 |
joebodo | burningcpu, in ubuntu killall will just kill one process - "killall boinc" | 11:06 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: What does +s stands for? | 11:06 |
wesguin | chandrageetha, probably for the best.. hang on a minute and i'll get you a url | 11:06 |
jacekowski | irvken: just google it | 11:06 |
joebodo | burningcpu, it does do some bad things on other types of unix | 11:06 |
shtirlic | any good sql frontend that can work with ODBC ? | 11:06 |
chandrageetha | yes. thanks | 11:06 |
kale | anyone having "world of warcraft" running in Wine on ubuntu here? and is it easy to get running? | 11:07 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: I get this when I add CPU-SCALE applet to the panel. http://tinyurl.com/26jm6ur | 11:07 |
SmokeyD | hey everyone. I have a samba share mounted on my ubuntu box through fstab and smbfs. But when I edit a file on it with vim, sometimes I get "warning the file has been modified since opening it", which definately is not the case. I am the only one who has access to it. | 11:07 |
SmokeyD | any ideas what causes this? | 11:07 |
kale | SmokeyD: try running "watch" in another terminal | 11:07 |
Six6siX | Im planning on updating the kernel from source... are there any tips I should know of ? as this is my first time updating the kernel for ubuntu.. | 11:07 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, hmm.. okay let me try something a sec | 11:07 |
jacekowski | Six6siX: don't do it | 11:08 |
Ubuntu104 | I have an anoying default keyring popup every time I boot, it comes after the wireless so not that. any ideas what it might be. | 11:08 |
chandrageetha | is there any drop-in competetor s/w for Microsoft Visual Studio in Ubunto/Linux? | 11:08 |
Six6siX | jacekowski: :D.. any particular reason ? | 11:08 |
jacekowski | Six6siX: most likely you will end up with bloated slow kernel | 11:08 |
joebodo | chandrageetha, what language | 11:08 |
jacekowski | Six6siX: or not working kernel | 11:08 |
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Six6siX | ah ok | 11:08 |
chandrageetha | any - php or any | 11:08 |
jacekowski | chandrageetha: nothing as good as visual studio | 11:08 |
burningcpu | haha! back to 42°C instantly! thanks joebodo! | 11:09 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, do "cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies" | 11:09 |
Six6siX | all i was gonna do was.. make oldconfig and do a straight compile | 11:09 |
jacekowski | chandrageetha: but eclipse/kdevelop might to the job | 11:09 |
joebodo | chandrageetha, eclipse is pretty much on the same level | 11:09 |
joebodo | burningcpu, good to hear | 11:09 |
jacekowski | Six6siX: take a look at ubuntu patchset | 11:09 |
jacekowski | Six6siX: loads of different patches | 11:09 |
Six6siX | where is that? | 11:09 |
burningcpu | joebodo, woohoo 36 degrees! now that's cool! | 11:09 |
chandrageetha | how can i get eclipse, will it run on Ubuntu 8.04? | 11:09 |
jacekowski | Six6siX: packages.ubuntu.org | 11:09 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: There are no cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies | 11:09 |
Radio-l | okay I still can't access the windows 7 system | 11:09 |
joebodo | burningcpu, nice | 11:09 |
jacekowski | Six6siX: and apt-get source .... | 11:09 |
wesguin | chandrageetha, http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2010/05/02/how-to-install-google-earth-in-ubuntu-10-04/ | 11:09 |
wesguin | chandrageetha, are you not running ubuntu 10.04? | 11:10 |
SmokeyD | kale: what command should I watch then? Watch executes a command periodically and displays the output. What command should I execute on my file? | 11:10 |
Gothfunc | hi. getting "configure: error: Error: codegen not found (should be shipped with pygtk!)" when trying to compile pygtksourceview. i compiled and installed the latest pygtk fine. any idea how i can fix the error? | 11:10 |
Ubuntu104 | I have an annoying default keyring pop-up every time I boot, it comes after the wireless so not that. any ideas what it might be. | 11:10 |
remrot | SmokeyD : try "fuser" | 11:10 |
burningcpu | btw does anyone know somekind of underclocking tool for ubuntu? | 11:11 |
aqwsx | /join #asdertg | 11:11 |
joebodo | burningcpu, you may be able to change how much cpu boinc uses by using the nice command for it | 11:11 |
Six6siX | Ubuntu104: the keyring automatically unlocks ur wifi password so you can connect to the wifi network | 11:11 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, cat /proc/cpuinfo | 11:11 |
joebodo | burningcpu, like "nice -20 boinc" | 11:11 |
SmokeyD | remrot: I don't have it mounted through fuse but with smbfs. And it is not opened by another process. It is somethin that is specific for samba shared mounted through smbfs. When the file is local or on a nfs share, there is no problem | 11:11 |
chandrageetha | how can i upgrade it to 10.04? | 11:12 |
Ubuntu104 | 11:12 | |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: http://pastebin.com/PJqidmvT | 11:12 |
AnxiousNut | what is the new key combination that causes X to stop? (the new version of Ctrl+Alt+backspace) | 11:12 |
burningcpu | joebodo god commands in linux have funny names >_< thanks for the tip | 11:12 |
red2kic | AnxiousNut: There are none. Simply enable it again. | 11:12 |
red2kic | !dontzap | AnxiousNut | 11:12 |
ubottu | AnxiousNut: To re-enable the Ctrl-Alt-Backspace combination that restarts your X server see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/DontZap | 11:12 |
joebodo | AnxiousNut, alt-sysreq-k | 11:13 |
Iuly | joebondo, what does that command does ? the one you gaved to burningcpu? please | 11:13 |
remrot | SmokeyD: smbfs is deprecated, switch to cifs if possible | 11:13 |
joebodo | !nice | 11:13 |
ubottu | 'Nice' is a property of a process that determines how willing it is to give CPU time to other processes. A higher value makes it more likely to give away time. A negative value makes it less likely. Values are from -19 to 19, with 0 being the default. For more information, type 'man nice' at a terminal. | 11:13 |
Iuly | thanks!1 | 11:13 |
SmokeyD | remrot: there is no cifs available in ubuntu as far as I can see | 11:14 |
chandrageetha | simply update manager will do upgradation of 8.04 to 10.04? | 11:14 |
remrot | SmokeyD: yes it is | 11:14 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: they refused. | 11:14 |
AnxiousNut | thank you joebodo!! | 11:14 |
SmokeyD | remrot: there is only an smbfs package available, no cifs | 11:14 |
remrot | try mount.cifs | 11:14 |
SmokeyD | remrot: argh, it is builtin in the kernel :) Didn't know that | 11:14 |
red2kic | chandrageetha: LTS-to-LTS Upgrade. Yes. | 11:14 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, remove the cpu applet and run "sudo modprobe acpi-cpufreq" | 11:14 |
SmokeyD | :( | 11:14 |
SmokeyD | remrot: thanks, going to try now | 11:14 |
remrot | SmokeyD: also "fuser" has nothing to do with FUSE! | 11:14 |
wesguin | chandrageetha, I think that's too far a jump.. you would be better off to download the iso and burn a cd or usb | 11:14 |
burningcpu | joebodo if I get it the nice command gives applications another priority or does it limit it's cpu usage? (coz it wasn't really slowing my pc down but merely kinda burning my cpu) | 11:15 |
chandrageetha | red2kic, pls. make it clear | 11:15 |
erUSUL | jetienne__: wel i agree with them | 11:15 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: FATAL: Module acpi_cpufreq not found. | 11:15 |
Paddy_NI | heh | 11:15 |
red2kic | !upgrade | chandrageetha | 11:15 |
ubottu | chandrageetha: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading | 11:15 |
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red2kic | chandrageetha: Look in Software Sources / Update Manager. You should see it there if you haven't upgraded yet. | 11:15 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, try "sudo modprobe speedstep-centrino" | 11:15 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: large button on the right since 20y vs small button on the left for no stated reason ? | 11:15 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Same thing. :o | 11:16 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: care to explain to me ? because it makes no sense from here . | 11:16 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: the only reason i got is marc telling "we may add stuff on the right later" | 11:16 |
chandrageetha | software/sources/updatemanager will upgrade 8.04 to ubuntu 10.04? | 11:16 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: which is hardly a convincing argument for changing a 20yo UI | 11:16 |
Gothfunc | hi. getting "configure: error: Error: codegen not found (should be shipped with pygtk!)" when trying to compile pygtksourceview. i compiled and installed the latest pygtk fine. any idea how i can fix the error? | 11:16 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: It was working until I removed granola a day or two ago. It was pretty much same thing as cpufreq-applet with detailed information. So I removed it. http://grano.la/ | 11:16 |
hisham | Hello Everyone! | 11:17 |
erUSUL | jetienne__: i agree that the workaround is better than recomending a whole new theme. | 11:17 |
omar | hi hisham | 11:17 |
Iuly | hello hisham | 11:17 |
Athenon | hmm, i seem to be getting this error when i run irc services: error while loading shared libraries: libmysqlclient.so.15: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory | 11:17 |
Gothfunc | oops | 11:17 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: it leave the small hard to click button tho | 11:17 |
chandrageetha | where could i see the updated packages on my system? | 11:17 |
erUSUL | jetienne__: about the new control placement i have mixed opinion... | 11:17 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: ok gimme the pro change | 11:17 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: seriously i dont get it | 11:17 |
joebodo | burningcpu, check for an option with boinc to reduce cpu usage - the website for boinc is pretty slow | 11:17 |
red2kic | chandrageetha: http://tinyurl.com/2cspc7q | 11:17 |
hisham | I have a problem compiling libstdc++ v3 from source . when i ./configure it gives the following error | 11:17 |
hisham | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/qPM12YwM | 11:17 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: i got "may add stuff on the right later" | 11:18 |
erUSUL | jetienne__: i am not arguing pro or con in this matter. i am nly saying that the bot factoid is good as it is. | 11:18 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, okay that must have removed something.. try "sudo apt-get install cpudyn powernowd" | 11:18 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: ok too bad. i will remain with my "dont get it" opinion | 11:19 |
erUSUL | jetienne__: that's the thing i agree with the ops. again about the new control placement i have mixed opinion... | 11:19 |
erUSUL | jetienne__: i would have a stronger one when i actually move to lucid | 11:19 |
joebodo | burningcpu, maybe this: Open BOINC Manager->Advanced view->Advanced->Preferences->change the line While processor usage is less than 25 percent to 0 percent (zero)->click OK. | 11:19 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: this and the pulseaudio hickup of previous release. grumble. this is the second strick | 11:19 |
jetienne__ | strike | 11:20 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: thanks for your help and your time tho | 11:20 |
hisham | getting error of config-ml.in :file not found , i am trying to ./configure libstdc++ help anyone! | 11:20 |
erUSUL | jetienne__: the thing about linux is that you have choice. you can use a new theme... you can tweak the existing one... you can move to kde etc... | 11:20 |
Iuly | what is your problem. jetienne, you don't like the buttons on the left side ? sorry for asking, i camed late , i was following the discussion | 11:21 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: yep but for example, it was real hard to get working sound on previous release. not because the choise wasnt there, just because canonical released beta software when previous one was working | 11:21 |
burningcpu | joebodo, oh thanks! coz google search results seemed to suggest installing an add on :p but if its built in it makes it easier | 11:21 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Which one? Both packages are in conflict with each others. | 11:21 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: im still installing/deinstalling alsa and pulseaudio dependaing on the applicaiton i need to use | 11:21 |
erUSUL | jetienne__: i can only said that pulseaudio has allways worked for me. | 11:21 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, oh then cpudyn | 11:21 |
jetienne__ | erUSUL: and with your presence here, you likely know that it failed for many :) | 11:22 |
erUSUL | jetienne__: no that i have a demanding use case. (music via headphones) | 11:22 |
erUSUL | jetienne__: indeed | 11:22 |
molfar | hi. anyone knows how to chenge the pointer? in theme customization windows i switch cursor to black - but i have no changes | 11:23 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Do I have to reboot now? Btw, powernowd displays "* CPU frequency scaling not supported... [OK]" | 11:23 |
SmokeyD | hmm, I remounted the sambashare through cifs, but I still have the same problem. And "watch -n1 fuser $file" doesn't show any application using it | 11:23 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, you installed cpudyn? | 11:23 |
SmokeyD | but still vim complains that the file has been modified since reading it | 11:23 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, yes reboot then add the applet again and see if that made a difference | 11:23 |
joebodo | molfar, i believe you need to log out / back in to get the cursor changes | 11:24 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Yes. cpudyn in, powernowd out. | 11:24 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Okay. Hold tight. | 11:24 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, cool | 11:24 |
molfar | hi. when i change the pointer in ubuntu 10.4 - it has no effect | 11:24 |
lukefeil | hi | 11:25 |
lukefeil | in which paket is the programm "pv" | 11:25 |
Paddy_NI | molfar, log out and back in | 11:25 |
Paddy_NI | molfar, that happens sometimes with certain installs | 11:25 |
remrot | lukefeil: use apt-file | 11:25 |
molfar | Paddy_NI: i nave already restarted gdm | 11:26 |
joebodo | lukefeil, sudo apt-get install pv | 11:26 |
hisham | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/qPM12YwM | 11:26 |
t3h_1337_|\|1C|k | molfar: |J6u|\|7U 5U>< | 11:26 |
erUSUL | !info pv | lukefeil | 11:26 |
ubottu | lukefeil: pv (source: pv): Shell pipeline element to meter data passing through. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.1.4-1 (lucid), package size 28 kB, installed size 140 kB | 11:26 |
molfar | t3h_1337_||1C|k: ? | 11:26 |
guntbert | !en | t3h_1337_|\|1C|k , molfar | 11:27 |
ubottu | t3h_1337_|\|1C|k , molfar: The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat | 11:27 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: No good. If this does not work, I suppose I could reinstall the whole thing. I have /home on different hard drive so it is okay if you can't figure out why. | 11:27 |
lukefeil | erUSUL: i tried, but i forgotten to activate the universe sources | 11:27 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, no not just yet | 11:27 |
seblabel | hello | 11:27 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Sure. Go ahead and take a crack at it. :) | 11:27 |
erUSUL | lukefeil: should be enabled by default .... | 11:27 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, see if you already have "sudo apt-get install libcpufreq0" | 11:27 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Not installed. (which I was asking about in first place!) | 11:28 |
Paddy_NI | hehe | 11:28 |
Paddy_NI | install it | 11:28 |
Aidar-Nagato | so strange... one of daily kernel snapshots knew my touchpad, but not newer versions | 11:28 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Do I have to reboot for something like this? shared libraries. | 11:29 |
pozic | Why does Ubuntu change my background when I upgrade? | 11:29 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, I dont think so | 11:29 |
red2kic | pozic: New Ubuntu Background? I don't know. | 11:29 |
pozic | I set it to "black" for a reason. | 11:29 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, do "cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies" | 11:29 |
pozic | This "let's wipe the user settings" is completely silly. | 11:30 |
molfar | firefox windows show me the selected cursor. but in other place the cursor is default | 11:30 |
pozic | It's the same thing with Thunderbird. | 11:30 |
red2kic | pozic: Change it back to black again, I guess. You're committing a big upgrade after all. | 11:30 |
joebodo | pozic, bigger things to complain about ... | 11:30 |
pozic | It used to work fine, but now I have to figure out how to undo this terrible new feature. | 11:30 |
Joe_Black | hi | 11:31 |
pozic | They tried to copy some of gmail's interface and they failed like only people without taste can. | 11:31 |
joebodo | like - can't get xpengiuns to run - im going to switch to arch ! | 11:31 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Same thing -- No cpufreq after cpu0 (but there are ../cpufreq) | 11:31 |
lukefeil | can i give a path like "of=smb://laptop/public" as target for an dd operation? | 11:31 |
remrot | lukefeil: try it, I don't think it'll work | 11:32 |
lukefeil | or is the methode via SSH the only one over ethernet | 11:32 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, try "sudo modprobe speedstep-centrino" | 11:32 |
remrot | lukefeil: why don't you mount the share before writing to it? | 11:32 |
molfar | help me please te change pointer in gnome | 11:32 |
pozic | Anyway, I want to see the first message when I click on a thread, not this "summary view" or whatever it is called in Thunderbird. | 11:33 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Nothing. Same for acpi-cpufreq. | 11:33 |
barberan | Is there a deafult firewall in 10.04 ? How would I configure it ? | 11:34 |
MikeH_ | Where is the zone template file for bind under Ubuntu? | 11:34 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, gah... I guess another reboot after installing those libs.. then try the applet.. failing that.. throw the computer at whomever is nearest to you | 11:34 |
MikeH_ | barberan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo | 11:34 |
joebodo | !ufw | 11:34 |
ubottu | Ubuntu, like any other Linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'ufw' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW), or 'iptables' (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo). GUI frontends such as Firestarter/Gufw (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE) also exist. | 11:34 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: I think granola borked things but yeah. I'll try. | 11:36 |
Athenon | hmm, i seem to be getting this error when i run irc services: error while loading shared libraries: libmysqlclient.so.15: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory | 11:38 |
chuxxsss | Hi all | 11:39 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Arrrrg. Nothing. This is irking me too much. No sweat. I'll just... nuke / | 11:40 |
crimsun | Athenon: which package? which Ubuntu release? | 11:40 |
remrot | Athenon: is mysql installed properly? | 11:40 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, gah... that's a shame | 11:40 |
crimsun | Athenon: keep in mind that 10.04 LTS no longer contains that file. | 11:40 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, I wish I knew what granola removed/changed | 11:40 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Are you admitting you failed me? :( | 11:40 |
Paddy_NI | :( | 11:40 |
Athenon | crimsun: ok, well....this program doesnt require nor use mysql, so i dont understand why it requires it | 11:41 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, umm.. some tea? | 11:41 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Yeah. Better than a cake. | 11:41 |
pozic | Does anyone know the solution to http://getsatisfaction.com/mozilla_messaging/topics/any_way_to_opt_out_of_a_v3_change_to_display_multiple_message_summaries ? | 11:41 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, I tried searching the forums for granola when you where gone... not much joy | 11:41 |
chuxxsss | anyone having problem with virtualBox 2.2 after upgrading to 10.04 | 11:41 |
crimsun | Athenon: probably because it was a build-depends, but which irc services package is this? | 11:41 |
Athenon | crimsun: so either way, what can i do to fix it? it's a compiled-from-source program fully up-to-date | 11:42 |
Athenon | crimsun: its anope | 11:42 |
crimsun | Athenon: namely, did you apt-get install <irc services>? | 11:42 |
Athenon | crimsun: no, its compiled from source | 11:42 |
remrot | Athenon: you could symlink to the proper mysql library | 11:42 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, the only other thing I can think of is cpufrequtils | 11:42 |
BCMM | how do you start ubuntu without X? | 11:42 |
Athenon | remrot: it appears to simply not exist anymore. | 11:42 |
crimsun | Athenon: then you need to recompile anope source against libmysqlclient-dev | 11:42 |
hisham | Error404NotFound, HELLO | 11:43 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, and perhaps maybe collectd-core | 11:43 |
Athenon | crimsun: ok, erm...how do i do that? :S | 11:43 |
Error404NotFound | hisham, hi :) | 11:43 |
crimsun | Athenon: apt-get install libmysqlclient-dev, then recompile the anope source. | 11:43 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: I looked in /var/apt/log/history -- No mention of anything 'cpu' removed. | 11:43 |
Athenon | crimsun: i believe ive done that.....but i'll try again | 11:43 |
crimsun | Athenon: in Lucid? | 11:43 |
Athenon | crimsun: yep | 11:43 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Eh, /var/log/apt/history.log. | 11:43 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, you did not install or uninstall granular with apt did you? | 11:44 |
crimsun | Athenon: libmysqlclient-dev would require the package that contains libmysqlclient.so.16 not libmysqlclient.so.15 | 11:44 |
remrot | Athenon: maybe it is just a version conflict. If you ahve mysql installed, search for teh proper .so and create a symlink with the name that anope searches for | 11:44 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Meh. Should check dpkg | 11:44 |
Athenon | crimsun: im compiling again to be sure. | 11:44 |
Athenon | remrot: the proper .so doesnt EXIST anymore. | 11:44 |
jiggy | hello | 11:45 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: No. There was deb. | 11:45 |
jiggy | can someone help me please | 11:45 |
remrot | then reinstall the package | 11:45 |
Athenon | remrot: it doesnt exist. the version of the file im looking for does not exist anymore in lucid..... | 11:46 |
remrot | but another version exists! | 11:46 |
jiggy | how can i edit this directory ./ ??? | 11:46 |
chuxxsss | anyone having problem with virtualBox 2.2 after upgrading to 10.04 | 11:46 |
Votan | o.0 | 11:46 |
jiggy | Votan have you an idea ? | 11:46 |
Votan | jiggy what directory you mean ? | 11:46 |
remrot | ln -s libmysqlclient.so.15 libmysqlclient.so.16 | 11:46 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, ah.. then you could still try installing both "cpufrequtils" and "collectd-core" before you nuke | 11:46 |
Athenon | crimsun: recompiled, same result | 11:46 |
jiggy | i mean the directory | 11:46 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, might as well? | 11:46 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Trying them. | 11:47 |
crimsun | Athenon: recompiled and reinstalled? | 11:47 |
mickster04 | jiggy: ./ means the directory you are in... | 11:47 |
Athenon | crimsun: yep. | 11:47 |
jiggy | example when i programming in c | 11:47 |
jiggy | and i want to start then this programm | 11:47 |
jiggy | i must always write ./hello.c how can i fix this | 11:47 |
crimsun | Athenon: can you get me an strace? strace -f -o debug.txt someanopebinary | 11:47 |
mickster04 | jiggy: what happens when you don't write ./? | 11:47 |
jiggy | its not start the programm | 11:48 |
mickster04 | jiggy: well then leave it there...its only two characters | 11:48 |
Votan | well ./ means that the following file should be executed, i do not think u can get around that | 11:48 |
Votan | at least not that I know of | 11:48 |
jiggy | yes but im hearing that i can fix this problem | 11:49 |
mickster04 | jiggy: ./ means "in the folder this part of the program is running..." | 11:49 |
joebodo | jiggy, export PATH=.:$PATH | 11:49 |
Radio-l | ". [file]" or a fully qualified path will execute | 11:49 |
Athenon | crimsun: http://pastebin.com/J38s7vZA | 11:49 |
jiggy | joebodo ? | 11:49 |
joebodo | jiggy, that will add your current directory to the search path that is used to locate the command you are trying to execute | 11:50 |
erUSUL | joebodo: o.0! welcome to the worl of DOS 3.01 ... where your current dir is in path | 11:50 |
Radio-l | joebodo: that is not a good practice | 11:50 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Meh. I'm going to call it a quit. It is almost six here. I have to partake in spraying (in 15~min) Tenants spotted more bugs. We have bedbugs problem lately in our apartment. :( | 11:50 |
ranjan | hi all how to register in freenode irc??? | 11:50 |
joebodo | Radio-l, he didnt ask for best practices - just how to do it | 11:51 |
crimsun | Athenon: services (in your CWD) is only looking for the obsolete library version | 11:51 |
red2kic | !register > ranjan | 11:51 |
ubottu | ranjan, please see my private message | 11:51 |
jiggy | thank you joebodo | 11:51 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, oh dear.. well best of luck.. shame I could not help you | 11:51 |
crimsun | Athenon: are you actually using the newly compiled and installed version of services? | 11:51 |
Athenon | crimsun: ok, how can i fix it? | 11:51 |
Paddy_NI | :/ | 11:51 |
Athenon | crimsun: its not even the stable version, its the dev version >.> | 11:51 |
Radio-l | just a fair warning, I wouldn't do that on anything delicate | 11:51 |
ranjan | red2kic: i am using pidgin | 11:51 |
crimsun | Athenon: but did you install the recompiled version? | 11:51 |
red2kic | Paddy_NI: Thank you for your tea. Have a nice evening. Mkay? ;\ | 11:51 |
Athenon | crimsun: im recompiling from scratch though, one sec | 11:51 |
ranjan | red2kic: how to register. | 11:51 |
Paddy_NI | red2kic, later man :) | 11:52 |
crimsun | Athenon: please remember to make clean or whatever before recompiling | 11:52 |
ranjan | red2kic: i am not able to login to fedora irc | 11:52 |
rww | ubottu: register | ranjan | 11:53 |
ubottu | ranjan: Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available in #freenode | 11:53 |
Athenon | crimsun: completely removed and recompiled from scratch....same exact error | 11:53 |
jiggy | joebodo | 11:53 |
red2kic | ranjan: I see. I have to go. Read the fascinating manual. (The one ubottu gave you). | 11:53 |
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ranjan | /msg nickserv register thejranjan thejranjan@gmail.com | 11:54 |
jiggy | where i must write the command , so that this problem fix forvever ^^ | 11:54 |
* Gnea flips ranjan a penny for his thoughts | 11:54 | |
crimsun | Athenon: does anope services use autotools? i.e., is there a config.log? If so, please pastebin. | 11:54 |
Votan | jiggy it is not a problem tbh, you are merely trying to build a regression imo | 11:54 |
ranjan | Gnea: hey can u help me?? | 11:55 |
Gnea | with? | 11:55 |
joebodo | jiggy, it really is discouraged to do so - you can potentially run a non-os command inadvertantly | 11:55 |
ranjan | Gnea: registering in freenode...i am not able to login to Fedora irc | 11:55 |
jiggy | and how#+ | 11:55 |
Gnea | ranjan: ask in #freenode | 11:55 |
ranjan | Gnea: oh god | 11:56 |
Athenon | crimsun: http://pastebin.com/yPsVxpBQ | 11:56 |
Gnea | lol? | 11:56 |
jiggy | the path ./ must write in a textfile or not joebodo ? | 11:56 |
KittyBoots | Hello everyone. I am having trouble with my external usb hard drive. All of the sudden I do not have write permissions. How can I resolve this? | 11:57 |
jiggy | joebodo | 11:57 |
jiggy | are you there | 11:57 |
Athenon | crimsun: i believe ive tricked it into forgetting mysql exists....i hope... | 11:58 |
Aidar-Nagato | should linux-source-2.6.34 be empty? | 11:58 |
under0 | hi all, i've this problem: E: /var/cache/apt/archives/splashy_0.3.13-5ubuntu1_i386.deb: tentata sovrascrittura di "/etc/lsb-base-logging.sh" presente anche nel pacchetto lsb-base 0 | 11:58 |
crimsun | Athenon: what does "mysql_config --version" return? | 11:59 |
Athenon | crimsun: 5.1.41 | 11:59 |
Athenon | crimsun: i fixed it...albeit hackedly....i hard-coded --without-mysql into the Config script so when it called ./configure it'd do so with the --with-mysql option, therefore ignoring mysql...and it works...and since i dont use the mysql stuff in anope anyway....yeah | 12:01 |
crimsun | Athenon: and does /usr/lib/libmysqlclient.so.16.0.0 exist? | 12:01 |
under0 | hi all, i've this problem: E: /var/cache/apt/archives/splashy_0.3.13-5ubuntu1_i386.deb: tentata sovrascrittura di "/etc/lsb-base-logging.sh" presente anche nel pacchetto lsb-base 0 | 12:02 |
Athenon | crimsun: | 12:02 |
Athenon | athenon@subaru:/usr/lib$ ls |grep client.so.16 | 12:02 |
Athenon | libmysqlclient.so.16 | 12:02 |
Athenon | libmysqlclient.so.16.0.0 | 12:02 |
FloodBot3 | Athenon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 12:02 |
Athenon | FloodBot3: yeah i know...3 line paste max | 12:03 |
Appl6 | under0: This channel is for help in English. If you want help you probably have to translate that error message into English, or try the Italian ubuntu channel. | 12:03 |
mickster04 | under0: thats not a problem, thats a link to a deb file | 12:03 |
crimsun | Athenon: do you have /usr/local/lib/*mysql*? | 12:03 |
Athenon | crimsun: athenon@subaru:/usr/local/lib$ ls | 12:03 |
Athenon | python2.6 xemacs | 12:03 |
under0 | mickster04 how can i fix? | 12:03 |
mickster04 | under0: i don't know whats broken? | 12:04 |
under0 | splashy | 12:04 |
crimsun | Athenon: hmm, looks like there was an old cached autotools-generated file from configure, then | 12:04 |
jetienne | mouamoua | 12:04 |
mickster04 | under0: what is splashy? | 12:04 |
jetienne | sudo apt-get install human-theme <- that simple :) | 12:04 |
Athenon | crimsun: ok, what would the solution be for that in the future? | 12:04 |
under0 | theme for grub | 12:04 |
* jetienne is happy it can still maximize its windows and close them | 12:05 | |
mickster04 | under0: oh, i don't know...i recommend searching google for "grub theme install" | 12:05 |
molfar | how can i align icons to RIGHT in Notification Area applet? | 12:05 |
Appl6 | mickster04: The error sounds like "attempting to overwrite "/etc/lsb-base-logging.sh" which is present in lsb-base. | 12:06 |
Mark22 | what could the reason be eth0 (with IP 172.16.0.104) doesn't work to ping to another system in the same range (/24)? /etc/network/interfaces is available on http://yourpaste.net/5352/ and the output from ip addr is available at http://yourpaste.net/5353/. The switch settings are the same as on another system on the same switch with the same network settings (different IPs). | 12:06 |
seblabel | re | 12:06 |
Mark22 | That other system does work | 12:06 |
Mark22 | the system with the problem runs ubuntu server 64 bit 10.4 LTS | 12:06 |
mickster04 | Appl6: ? huh | 12:06 |
Appl6 | mickster04: The error that under0 pasted. | 12:07 |
evrard | Buenos días! Alguien de habla española?? | 12:07 |
mickster04 | Appl6: oh i didnt see an error message...or was that the writing at the end...i cuoldn't read that | 12:07 |
erUSUL | Mark22: what does ping returns ? | 12:07 |
erUSUL | !es | evrard | 12:07 |
ubottu | evrard: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 12:07 |
molfar | Using Ubuntu 10.4. How can I change aligment of icons to right in Notification Area Applet? | 12:08 |
mickster04 | molfar: google tells you honest | 12:08 |
Mark22 | erUSUL: PING 172.16.0.102 (172.16.0.102) 56(84) bytes of data. From 172.16.0.104 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable | 12:08 |
molfar | mickster04: google is so silent in this question ... | 12:09 |
evrard | uh... thanks for the info! | 12:09 |
erUSUL | Mark22: routing problem ? --> compare the « ip route » output of the working vs no workin machines | 12:09 |
mickster04 | molfar: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1113999 and the post by giblet5 about halfway down | 12:09 |
mickster04 | molfar: and i googled that | 12:10 |
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Mark22 | erUSUL: it is the same (only different src IP, but that is to be expected) | 12:10 |
Mark22 | and only the last number is different in the IP | 12:11 |
molfar | mickster04: i am not about icons in title of windows. I LIKE them to be left side)) I speak aboun Notification Area applet in Gnome | 12:11 |
erUSUL | Mark22: then i dunno :( maybe in #network you get more help ? | 12:12 |
mickster04 | well i don't understand, they centre align? you can move them along the panel? keep askin otherwise? | 12:12 |
Mark22 | http://yourpaste.net/5358/ << at least that looks correct to me | 12:13 |
Mark22 | #network doesn't exist on freenode | 12:13 |
erUSUL | #networking sorry | 12:14 |
drcode | hi all | 12:14 |
drcode | can I run dd even if I am using the same drive | 12:14 |
drcode | like /dev/sda1? | 12:14 |
molfar | mickster04: no. the applet alighn them to left, when I move the whole applet rignt corner... please, look at screen http://piccy.info/view3/94198/438ae93b957c59955b397af3500c5b9b/ | 12:15 |
alex88 | mmhhh..what was that app to jail ssh users? that created jailed folder for all users? | 12:15 |
Diverdude | Hello. I have been using some free software and gotten some free advise from a homepage, and I feel I actually got a lot for free. So I would like to make a donation. But I am unsure what people normally donate for such help? Are there any kind of standard donation fees or something? | 12:16 |
nhandler | alex88: Google how to setup a chroot | 12:16 |
nhandler | Let me find the guide on the wiki | 12:16 |
drcode | I want to backup my system , can I run dd on same part when my linux is up? | 12:16 |
molfar | mickster04: I wonna no space between skype, ICQ and for example sound pref. when I move it right, its OK, but when some Icons are added or removed - the situation is on the screen | 12:16 |
nhandler | alex88: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot | 12:16 |
ubuntu | hello all, i have problem with gparted? | 12:16 |
nucking | hey everyone i'm a little noobish with the shell, i'd like to untar the contents of an archive into a specific dir and overwriting existing files, but i'm not sure what the contents of that tar.gz are | 12:16 |
perlsyntax | What package do i need to make my own deb files? | 12:16 |
nucking | so i first have to find out if the files in the tar are in the root or in a dir | 12:16 |
ubuntu | I can't resize my partition why? | 12:17 |
alex88 | nhandler: there was a ubuntuforum post for a program that does everything automatically...if i found it i'll tell to you | 12:17 |
gnomefreak | Diverdude: to freenode or to Ubuntu? | 12:17 |
erUSUL | Diverdude: what you want to donate too? | 12:17 |
erUSUL | Diverdude: what you want to donate to? | 12:17 |
mickster04 | molfar: no idea...sorry, i don't think thats a configurable thing... | 12:17 |
qfluid | nucking, what do you mean? | 12:17 |
nucking | qfluid: well i have a tar.gz and i wanna see if the files inside are in root or in a dir | 12:17 |
qfluid | nucking, check the content of the tar ball with tar tzf xxx.tar.gz | 12:17 |
nhandler | alex88: Be careful with some of those scripts. Unless you know exactly what it is doing, I would be very cautious running it (unless you trust the author) | 12:17 |
jrib | !packaging > perlsyntax | 12:17 |
ubottu | perlsyntax, please see my private message | 12:17 |
nucking | after i know that i wanna unzip either the root or that dir into a different dir | 12:17 |
gnomefreak | perlsyntax: you have to build the package to make your own .deb. | 12:17 |
ubuntu | I can't resize my partition why? | 12:17 |
alekksander | does anyone use google docs ? i need some help with it | 12:18 |
ubuntu | I can't resize my partition why with GParted? | 12:18 |
gnomefreak | !packaging | Diverdude | 12:18 |
ubottu | Diverdude: The packaging guide is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages for information on getting a package integrated into Ubuntu - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment - See also !backports | 12:18 |
qfluid | nucking, extract to specific localtion with tar xzf xxx.tar.gz -C /path/ | 12:18 |
drcode | any help with dd? | 12:18 |
alex88 | nhandler: sure.. there is a dedicated site about it.. :S still can't find | 12:18 |
mickster04 | ubuntu: cos it's full? | 12:18 |
trungie | HI ALL | 12:18 |
ubuntu | !flash | 12:18 |
ubottu | To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 12:18 |
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nucking | qfluid: but i don't know if the files are in the root of the tar.gz or in a dir | 12:18 |
gnomefreak | oops wrong person | 12:18 |
ubuntu | I can't resize my partition why with GParted? | 12:19 |
qfluid | nucking, check with it tar tzf xxx.tar.gz | 12:19 |
nucking | ok | 12:19 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: they are mounted ? there is no space to do the resizing ? | 12:19 |
nucking | sec | 12:19 |
qfluid | nucking, ignore the it before tar | 12:19 |
nucking | qfluid: ok the files are in root | 12:19 |
ubuntu_ | // | 12:19 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, Can I give you screenshot? | 12:19 |
erUSUL | !screenshot | ubuntu | 12:20 |
ubottu | ubuntu: Screenshots can be made with the [PrtScr] button. Want to show us a screenshot of your problem? Upload an image to http://tinyurl.com/imagebin and post a link to it. | 12:20 |
alekksander | can anyone help me with google docs ? | 12:20 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: not me; the channel | 12:20 |
jrib | alekksander: if it's ubuntu related, just ask your question | 12:20 |
trungie | alekksander: Whats your google docs problem? | 12:20 |
alex88 | nhandler: found! http://olivier.sessink.nl/jailkit/ | 12:20 |
Aturey | Could somebody help me with GRUB? | 12:20 |
HoldenC | erUSUL: I reported the bug yesterday https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/578401 but maybe i've already found a solution. i've compiling mplayer and md5summing 200gb of data at the same time and it's working so far | 12:21 |
nucking | qfluid: thank you very much | 12:21 |
nucking | qfluid++ | 12:21 |
ubuntu | http://imagebin.org/96416 | 12:21 |
mickster04 | !ask | Aturey | 12:21 |
ubottu | Aturey: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 12:21 |
Six6siX | is there any other program other than DeVeDe | 12:21 |
alekksander | it's not really ubuntu related, but i have to do it for my study and don't know where to ask | 12:21 |
qfluid | nucking, welcome | 12:21 |
jrib | alekksander: maybe #ubuntu-offtopic | 12:21 |
erUSUL | HoldenC: i'm glasd you "fixed" it (or workaround it anyway) | 12:21 |
alekksander | jrib: thanks, i'll try | 12:21 |
HoldenC | erUSUL: thanks for your help. | 12:21 |
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shaanLinx | Hello! Now I'm using EXT4 file system (after reiserfs), and I noticed that each partition has a 'lost+found' folder. How can I removed or hide this? | 12:22 |
jrib | shaanLinx: hide where? | 12:22 |
Aturey | I recently upgraded to 10.04 and upon doing so it updated my GRUB boot loader version. It then proceeded to "redo" all my boot menu entries for GRUB. I have no problem with that, except that now even though Windows is listed on the GRUB menu, it doesnt load! | 12:22 |
shaanLinx | hide from my eyes | 12:22 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, http://imagebin.org/96416 | 12:22 |
erUSUL | HoldenC: no problem | 12:22 |
jrib | shaanLinx: well on nautilus, you can create a .hidden file and list it there | 12:23 |
giantpune | hey boys, ive created a ubuntu installer from my PC that has nvidia driver set up. now ive installed that CD in a wbmare PC and the nvidia drivers are messing stuff up. when i remove the drivers, it doesnt let me startx normally. i guess i need to adjust the settings back to default. how would i go about that? | 12:23 |
perlsyntax | Does anyone know what tool i need with apt-get to make my own deb? | 12:23 |
JuJuBee | After a recent kernel upgrade to 2.6.32-22 from 32-21 I cant get my nvidia drivers to work. Tried purging and reinstalling, but no luck. Is this a known bug? | 12:23 |
jrib | perlsyntax: did you read the link(s) ubottu sent you? | 12:23 |
Aturey | ...Could someone help me? | 12:23 |
jrib | !helpme | Aturey | 12:24 |
ubottu | Aturey: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !attitude | 12:24 |
ubuntu | I have problem please help me http://imagebin.org/96416 | 12:24 |
remrot | JuJBee: did you install them manually | 12:24 |
Aturey | mate I just asked the question | 12:24 |
perlsyntax | yes not what i looking for. | 12:24 |
Aturey | jrib can you help me?? | 12:24 |
Mark22 | !repeat | 12:24 |
ubottu | Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 12:24 |
JuJuBee | remrot: after purging them I used apt-get install nvidia-current | 12:24 |
jrib | Aturey: I don't know what your question is... | 12:24 |
shaanLinx | jrib: ok thanks i will try that | 12:24 |
perlsyntax | i was asking what tools in my Stnaptic package maanager i need. | 12:24 |
Aturey | I recently upgraded to 10.04 and upon doing so it updated my GRUB boot loader version. It then proceeded to "redo" all my boot menu entries for GRUB. I have no problem with that, except that now even though Windows is listed on the GRUB menu, it doesnt load! | 12:24 |
Aturey | I just said it before | 12:24 |
jrib | !packaging | perlsyntax | 12:25 |
ubottu | perlsyntax: The packaging guide is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages for information on getting a package integrated into Ubuntu - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment - See also !backports | 12:25 |
Aturey | jrib? | 12:25 |
perlsyntax | yes | 12:25 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: did you actually entered a new size for the partition ? or moved the arrows ? check that the partition is not mounted ( ritght click on it ) | 12:25 |
Aturey | arghhhhh | 12:25 |
jrib | Aturey: don't say "can anyone help me", just wait ~10 minutes and if no one replies to your question, repeat it | 12:26 |
Aturey | Nobody even noticed my question. | 12:26 |
remrot | JuJuBee: had problems too installing the with apt-get. Try enabling them from jockey ("hardware drivers" menu) | 12:26 |
JuJuBee | Aturey: you asked it like 4 minutes ago... be patient | 12:26 |
JuJuBee | remrot: Thanks, I will try that... | 12:26 |
jrib | Aturey: you don't know that. No one replied to your question. Either because they don't know the answer or you didn't provide enough details for them to know if they did. Maybe add details like what exactly happened and your grub configuration on pastebin | 12:27 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, i change 476838 to 426838 | 12:27 |
perlsyntax | ? | 12:27 |
ubuntu | and nothing | 12:27 |
remrot | JuJuBee: have you ever isntalled them manually before, with the NVdia installer? | 12:27 |
ubuntu | I can't use the arrows | 12:27 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: checked that it is not mounted ? | 12:27 |
Six6siX | is there any other program other than DeVeDe for converting avi's to DVD? | 12:27 |
jrib | perlsyntax: if you want to create packages properly, read the links ubottu has given you | 12:27 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: before trying to resize it | 12:27 |
Six6siX | DeVeDe is good but slow | 12:27 |
JuJuBee | remote: gotta reboot to test. let you know how it goes... | 12:28 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, I can read files | 12:28 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, I have in places menu on the taskbar 500GB Filesystem | 12:28 |
Aturey | I recently upgraded to 10.04 and upon doing so it updated my GRUB boot loader version. It then proceeded to "redo" all my boot menu entries for GRUB. I have no problem with that, except that now even though Windows is listed on the GRUB menu, it doesnt load! I then proceeded to try to manually configure the grub.cfg file, but that didn't work. I decided to try using an earlier version of grub, so i backed up my settings installed G | 12:28 |
Aturey | RUB 0.97. Now Windows doesnt even show up on the GRUB Menu at all! | 12:28 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: so they are mounted ... you can't edit mounted partitions... umount them | 12:29 |
jrib | Aturey: "add details like what exactly happened and your grub configuration on pastebin" | 12:29 |
PHP_Arun | Hello everyone.... | 12:29 |
PHP_Arun | :) | 12:29 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, I can't unmount? | 12:29 |
erUSUL | why ? | 12:30 |
PHP_Arun | can anyone tell me how to reconfigure apache so that i can change my domain names? | 12:30 |
Aturey | I just added details, and here is my pastebin for grub.cfg:http://pastebin.com/0h33VJpG | 12:30 |
jrib | Aturey: what exactly happened when you selected windows at the grub prompt? | 12:30 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, You can see I have warning ot this partition http://imagebin.org/96416 | 12:31 |
Aturey | Before I downgraded to 0.97?? | 12:31 |
jrib | Aturey: yes... | 12:31 |
Aturey | When I selected it the screen was nothing but black with a flashing white underscore in the top left corner | 12:31 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: what happens when you right click on the partition in gparted and choose umount | 12:31 |
jrib | Aturey: good, now you have a good question | 12:31 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, I can't choose it | 12:32 |
Aturey | Well I posted on to forums but no one ever answers. | 12:32 |
PHP_Arun | How can i reconfigure my apache binding address? | 12:32 |
remrot | Aturey: seems like teh windoes bootloader is missing/broken | 12:32 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: greyed out ? | 12:32 |
ChogyDan | Aturey: how many harddisks do you have? | 12:32 |
Aturey | So is there a way I can get it back? And I don't see why 10.04 would damage the windows bootloader. | 12:32 |
Aturey | I have 2 hard disks | 12:33 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, yes i can't choose i | 12:33 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, yes i can't choose it | 12:33 |
Aturey | One is Ubuntu and Windows, the other is for data | 12:33 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: can you choose mount ? | 12:33 |
remrot | Aturey: did you try an "update-grub"? | 12:34 |
remrot | Aturey: shouldnt be necc. but who knows... | 12:34 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, I do not mount | 12:34 |
ChogyDan | Aturey: do you have your old menu.lst? | 12:34 |
Aturey | Yes. | 12:34 |
Aturey | Yes. | 12:34 |
Aturey | Not from before 10.04 though | 12:35 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: can you see why the partiton has the warning sign in it? does gparted show you the error ? | 12:35 |
Yeti_69 | !fr | 12:35 |
ubottu | Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr, ou #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 12:35 |
Aturey | Any ideas? | 12:36 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, http://imagebin.org/96418 | 12:36 |
remrot | Aturey: actually 2, either the bootload is damaged, or the grub entry points to the wrong partition | 12:36 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: the filesystem is in bad state you have to check it in a windows machine | 12:37 |
MohammadRR_ | Hi , is there a program like IDM (in windows) for ubuntu that change downloaded file to small pieces ? | 12:37 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: run chkdsk /f on windows then reboot TWICE ( that's what it says) | 12:37 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, how to check it? | 12:37 |
Aturey | I'm pretty sure it'd be pointing to the wrong partition, however I am not sure how to make it point to the correct place. | 12:38 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, in windows cmd? | 12:38 |
remrot | Aturey: it points to /dev/sda1. is this correct? | 12:38 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: yes; maybe you can use the disk utility in windows too | 12:38 |
Aturey | Yes | 12:38 |
ChogyDan | Aturey: I don't really know, but can you pastebin your old menu.lst? also, are you sure you installed them correctly? I think you have to run grub-install at various points | 12:38 |
Aturey | There is no menu.lst... | 12:39 |
remrot | Aturey: try running grub-install, it autodetects the right partition | 12:39 |
molfar | in last time doky began to crash many times. may be someone knows the issue? | 12:39 |
ubuntu | erUSUL, in windows7? | 12:39 |
s3r3n1t7 | molfar, began to crash ... how did it crash? Did it go funky? Did you do something special? Did you edit the config file? | 12:39 |
erUSUL | ubuntu: yes; ask in ##windows for more help... never touched a win7 system | 12:39 |
s3r3n1t7 | ubuntu, yup, reboot to windows, then run chkdsk /f. The f flag tells it to fix any errors found, the reboots are to make sure windows closes the partition. ( erUSUL ) | 12:40 |
Aturey | Typing grub-install results in terminal telling me "install_device not specified" | 12:40 |
aar | Is it possible to start a Live CD in a laptop with no hard drive inserted, then slot the hard drive in (after boot) and get the OS to recognize it? | 12:40 |
jrib | !who | Aturey | 12:40 |
molfar | s3r3n1t7: it just close up with "no words". trying to run it again - 1-2 sec it it closed again. 3-5 times this procedure - it works | 12:40 |
ubottu | Aturey: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 12:40 |
remrot | Aturey: sorry I meant update.grub... sorry | 12:41 |
remrot | update-grub | 12:41 |
Aturey | Remrot: OK. | 12:41 |
erUSUL | aar: if the disk is sata and supports hot/warm plugg it may work | 12:41 |
Aturey | Remrot: I typed update.grub and terminal says No command update.grub found | 12:41 |
erUSUL | Aturey: is a - not . | 12:42 |
remrot | Aturey: I've corrected it to update-grub | 12:42 |
erUSUL | Aturey: update-grub | 12:42 |
s3r3n1t7 | molfar, are you running this via command line, or via some script? Can you pastebin? | 12:42 |
aar | erUSUL, I've tried doing it but a "fdisk -l" wont show anything. Does it mean it's a no-go? | 12:42 |
erUSUL | aar: only ahci controllers support hot/warm plug | 12:42 |
Aturey | Remrot: it said it updated menu.lst | 12:42 |
remrot | Aturey: check if it's different from the one you pasted | 12:43 |
remrot | Aturey: especially the windows partition | 12:43 |
Aturey | Remrot: I didn't paste menu.lst, I pasted grub.cfg | 12:43 |
aar | erUSUL, do ahci controllers come with Ubuntu 10.04 or do they have to be compiled? | 12:44 |
remrot | Aturey: I know, menu.lst doesn't exist in grub2 | 12:44 |
Aturey | Remrot: Windows does not even show up on this one. | 12:44 |
remrot | Aturey: can you paste it? | 12:44 |
erUSUL | aar: ahci is something the sata chip has to support and you have to enable it in the bios of the machine (if not enabled by default) | 12:44 |
erUSUL | aar: lsmod | grep -i ahci | 12:44 |
mikelifeguard | Where can I see the boot messages after booting with 'quiet splash' on a desktop install? | 12:45 |
erUSUL | mikelifeguard: dmesg | 12:45 |
Aturey | http://pastebin.com/BSE7mU8m | 12:45 |
mikelifeguard | erUSUL: thanks | 12:45 |
RockHamOre | Sweet: http://mange.dynalias.org/linux/gadmin-sshd/screenshots/gadmin_sshd_server_settings.png | 12:45 |
Aturey | Remrot: http://pastebin.com/BSE7mU8m | 12:45 |
remrot | Aturey: got it, Windows is indeed missing | 12:46 |
Aturey | Remrot: So we need to somehow add it correctly? | 12:46 |
remrot | Atury: check the outptu of update-grub. Did it say something about "found windows"? | 12:46 |
qfluid | hi, how do I figure out which port is X-server running on in order to decide value for DISPLAY variable? | 12:47 |
Aturey | Remrot: No. | 12:47 |
RockHamOre | qfluid: export DISPLAY=:0.0 | 12:47 |
aar | erUSUL, yes, I've got ahci enabled. Should it work if I simply slot the hard drive in, or does it need some command-line magic? | 12:47 |
qfluid | RockHamOre, it didn't work | 12:48 |
remrot | Aturey: that's bad, seems there is a problwm with the windows installation | 12:48 |
qfluid | RockHamOre, cannot open display :0.0 | 12:48 |
Aturey | Remrot: Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo | 12:48 |
ChogyDan | Aturey: when you boot, can you select the Chainload into GRUB 2 option, and that works ok? | 12:48 |
RockHamOre | qfluid: xpdyinfo | more | 12:49 |
Aturey | Remrot: I can select Chainload into GRUB 2 but I am pretty sure it failed. | 12:49 |
remrot | Aturey: you can always reinstall teh wn boot loader if nothing else works | 12:49 |
RockHamOre | qfluid: name of display: :0.0 | 12:49 |
remrot | Aturey: http://www.chrisburgess.com.au/reinstalling-or-repairing-the-windows-xp-bootloader/ | 12:49 |
qfluid | RockHamOre, thanks, let me try that | 12:50 |
RockHamOre | qfluid: Np | 12:50 |
remrot | Aturey: if that works (i.e. win boots properly) you can reisntall grub2 from an ubuntu live cd | 12:50 |
trungie | Can someone help me access a windows shared folder. Feel so defeated. | 12:50 |
remrot | Aturey: got no other idea right now, sorry | 12:50 |
Aturey | Remrot: Thank you for all your help, I will try that now. | 12:50 |
RockHamOre | trungie: smbclient //servername/sharename -U UserName | 12:51 |
ne7work | erUSUL give me again url for imagebin uplod | 12:52 |
ne7work | erUSUL give me again url for imagebin upload | 12:52 |
qfluid | RockHamOre, did work. I am trying to do this from console, and I got an "Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 keyxhost: unable to open display" error | 12:52 |
qfluid | RockHamOre, I meant didn't work. | 12:52 |
cobra-the-joker | Hey there guys ... if i choosed install windows side by side ...and got some space from one of my partitions ...is it possible to lose data from this partition ? | 12:53 |
trungie | RockHamOre: I do not recall setting up a username on my folder. Is that how windows does it these days? Can't i just use guest? or something? | 12:53 |
frustrated | is there a page for people that had ubuntu working fine with wireless until they upgraded to 10.04? | 12:53 |
RockHamOre | qfluid: The keyfile (magic cookie file) in your home directory in invalid for this session. | 12:53 |
qfluid | RockHamOre, do I remove it or something? where is it anyway? | 12:53 |
RockHamOre | trungie: If guest is allowed, yes. | 12:53 |
ne7work | http://imagebin.org/96420 | 12:54 |
RockHamOre | qfluid: Look at what i wrote last ;) | 12:54 |
RockHamOre | in your home directory | 12:54 |
ne7work | erUSUL http://imagebin.org/96420 | 12:54 |
qfluid | is it .XAuthority? | 12:54 |
RockHamOre | qfluid: yes | 12:55 |
JuJuBee | remrot: thanks for the tip. nvidia drivers up and running again... I'm a happy camper | 12:55 |
remrot | JuJuBee: you're welcome | 12:56 |
qfluid | now, I got a "No protocol specified" error | 12:56 |
erUSUL | aar: i think it should just work (it wont autoount like usb but the dev should appear) | 12:56 |
frustrated | is there a webpage for people that had ubuntu working fine with wireless until they upgraded to 10.04? | 12:56 |
trungie | RockHamOre: I enabled the Guest account on my win xp PC. I can't see anywhere i can specify a password. When i use smbclient it asks me for one | 12:56 |
remrot | trungie: what happens if you don't enter a pwd? | 12:56 |
qfluid | trungie, did you use smbclient with -N option? | 12:56 |
erUSUL | ne7work: i can not help with windows problems ... ask in ##windows | 12:57 |
trungie | RockHamOre: maybe i should use -H or --nopass? | 12:57 |
qfluid | I think that's the option for no password | 12:57 |
trungie | lol im silly man is my friend | 12:57 |
nucking | hey everyone, it seems like my apache2 has no mod-rewrite, am i missing something or what is the module name? | 12:57 |
JuJuBee | Is there a good how-to on editing boot menu with the new version of grub? I found one and tried it, but now I have double of all entries. | 12:57 |
nucking | can't seem to find it | 12:57 |
nucking | i mean the package name | 12:57 |
JuJuBee | nucking: a2enmod rewrite | 12:57 |
nucking | JuJuBee: thank you | 12:57 |
cyc | how are you | 12:57 |
RockHamOre | trungie: just press enter | 12:57 |
JuJuBee | np | 12:57 |
mikelifeguard | Does GRUB2 support password protection by now? | 12:58 |
nucking | JuJuBee: can't find it | 12:58 |
trungie | RockHamOre: no success with -N and with an empty password. I keep getting NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL | 12:58 |
remrot | trungie: smb is deprecated, cifs should be preferred | 12:58 |
frustrated | is there a webpage for people that had ubuntu working fine with wireless until they upgraded to 10.04? | 12:58 |
JuJuBee | do you have apache2 installed? | 12:58 |
trungie | RockHamOre: i don't understand, i was accessing this share just last week with my Ubuntu 10 live cd :( | 12:58 |
frustrated | why do you guys release 10.04 when it doesnt work? | 12:59 |
qfluid | trungie, can you login using an admin account? | 12:59 |
sipior | frustrated: just to make you angry. | 12:59 |
remrot | trungie: which program have you used to connect? | 12:59 |
erUSUL | frustrated: it is working for a lot of people | 12:59 |
carr | hello | 12:59 |
trungie | remrot: is cifs support not already a part of the default desktop ubuntu 10 install? | 12:59 |
dziadu | hi guys, according to this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnvironmentVariables | 12:59 |
nucking | JuJuBee: yeah | 12:59 |
dziadu | only one place where I can put evn variagle is /etc/environment | 12:59 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, It is working just fine for me, as does it for quite a lot of people. | 12:59 |
ilmenite | is there an app, that can monitor the signal strength of a internet datacard? | 12:59 |
aar | erUSUL, I'll play around with it, thanks | 12:59 |
remrot | trungie: yes, but if it depends on the pgroam you use to connect! What are you using? | 13:00 |
trungie | remrot: File Browser | 13:00 |
JuJuBee | nucking: what happens when you type sudo a2enmod rewrite ? | 13:00 |
qfluid | trungie, my exps is, if you can't at least connect with smbclient, cifs is going to fail but without telling you much error. | 13:00 |
dziadu | is there another place where I could put it and system can find it? | 13:00 |
frustrated | gnome-network-manger wont work for shit | 13:00 |
nucking | Enabling module rewrite. | 13:01 |
trungie | i am so embarrassed about all this. still can't get it working | 13:01 |
nucking | Run '/etc/init.d/apache2 restart' to activate new configuration! | 13:01 |
dziadu | i.e. if I prepare deb with my package for app which need additional env variable | 13:01 |
remrot | trungie: have you tried using "places->connect to server"? | 13:01 |
guntbert | frustrated: did you help test it and did you report bugs? | 13:01 |
trungie | windows blows, and i sux | 13:01 |
JuJuBee | frustrated: have you tried wicd? | 13:01 |
nucking | JuJuBee: thanks =D | 13:01 |
frustrated | JuJuBee: yes | 13:01 |
JuJuBee | nucking: np | 13:01 |
guntbert | !language | frustrated | 13:01 |
ubottu | frustrated: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 13:01 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, perhaps some more info would be useful... will it not start? Does it not detect something? Don't you like the interface? | 13:01 |
qfluid | dziadu, why would you want to do that? you can surely put your env. var. in your ~/.profile | 13:02 |
zero | fsdfe | 13:02 |
frustrated | gnome-network-manager will not show up | 13:02 |
zero | er | 13:02 |
dziadu | qfluid: I want to make it system-wide | 13:02 |
qfluid | dziadu, are you having problem that the system don't see your env var when you are using sudo? | 13:02 |
qfluid | dziadu, put it int /etc/profile then | 13:02 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, and if you try to start it via command line, will it load or error out? | 13:02 |
trungie | remrot: havent tried 'places' i am using netbook remix ubuntu 10 if it matters | 13:02 |
trungie | remrot: is 'places' the same as File Browser, File, Connect to Server? | 13:03 |
junkY_San | hey, i have changed my cursor long time ago in ubuntu 9.10, i've upgraded to 10.04, now i have a strange behavour. i have different cursors for e.g. firefox and the rest of X | 13:03 |
frustrated | gnome-network-manager: command not found | 13:03 |
kushalone | I was logged in as myself and for some reason the screen blacked out and sent me back to the log in screen. I could still hear music playing all this time. I logged back in as myself and apparently, it started a new session. What's happening? | 13:03 |
remrot | trungie: probably yes :) | 13:03 |
veepee | I just rebooted my computer today and now I'm sitting at 640x480 resolution | 13:04 |
veepee | what should I do? | 13:04 |
frustrated | s3r3n1t7: gnome-network-manager: command not found | 13:04 |
veepee | it worked with 1920x1200 flawless before. I' | 13:04 |
veepee | I | 13:04 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, hmm, a sec ... checking for the correct command | 13:04 |
kushalone | veepee can you change it back from Display? | 13:04 |
veepee | I've tried nvidia drivers (latest), the 173 onesa nd nouveau | 13:04 |
remrot | trungie: you can try using a cli command, like mount.cifs or mount.smbfs | 13:04 |
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veepee | kushalone, yes I can but it doesnt affect to my screen or so. | 13:05 |
airtonix | veepee, when you say latest what do you mean ? (which version) | 13:05 |
veepee | from the device drivers. | 13:05 |
veepee | the latest one | 13:05 |
veepee | (current) or so. | 13:05 |
guntbert | !enter | veepee | 13:06 |
airtonix | veepee, have you tried using ppa nvidia drivers ? | 13:06 |
ubottu | veepee: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 13:06 |
airtonix | veepee, can you open nvidia-settings for me and tell me what nvidia driver version says ? | 13:06 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, you're referring to the default network manager of the gnome desktop, correct? Then it's the network manager you're referring to specifically? | 13:06 |
nucking | theres a movie coming out called earthbound | 13:07 |
veepee | airtonix, 173.14.22 atm. | 13:07 |
dziadu | qfluid: it is not nice solution but it seems i have no other option, thx | 13:07 |
nucking | oh wrong chat | 13:07 |
nucking | xD | 13:07 |
frustrated | s3r3n1t7: yes | 13:07 |
Noo | Hey I reinstalled my computer and installed thunderbird with enigmail and then I wanted to import my .asc key file but it doesn't work and gives me a very strange error does anybody know what to do? | 13:07 |
veepee | I used the "current" setting at first and now I tried reverting back to 173 or so. | 13:07 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, is the applet running in the right top of your screen? Run in a console ==> nm-applet (without the arrows, ofc) | 13:07 |
veepee | I also tried uninstalling everything to nouveau | 13:07 |
airtonix | veepee, ok those are quite old, you should try the ppa ones, they are 195. although it may depend on your card. what card do you have ? | 13:07 |
veepee | 9800GTX | 13:07 |
trungie | remrot: i tried mount.smbfs connection timed out. it must be my windows share. maybe it's not sharing anymore or something.. | 13:08 |
trungie | has to be | 13:08 |
veepee | airtonix, can you give me tips how to install them | 13:08 |
airtonix | veepee, sure, one moment please | 13:08 |
frustrated | s3r3n1t7: no, it's not running | 13:08 |
remrot | trungie: at least you have a new error message :) Maybe a FW is blockng traffic? | 13:08 |
trungie | remrot: windows share is ok from another xp machine | 13:09 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, and if you run nm-applet, what is the output? | 13:09 |
airtonix | veepee, read this and let me know if you need help : http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-nvidia-drivers-manually-on-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx.html | 13:09 |
trungie | remrot: do i need to apt-get anything? i pretty much got a vanilla 10.04 install netbook remix edition | 13:09 |
JuJuBee | Need some assistance with grub2 . After install, my boot menu had all of my partitions/os's listed including older kernels... How do I get rid of older kernels in the boot menu and how do I change the names to a more friendly name if I am not supposed to edit the /boot/grub/grub.cfg file? | 13:09 |
remrot | trungie: don't think you need more than mount | 13:10 |
trungie | i c | 13:10 |
remrot | trungie: try mount -v | 13:10 |
airtonix | veepee, to make the last part simple i would suggest you make a script file with an easy to remember name that contains those last steps | 13:10 |
Radio-l | I want to configure my wireless connection through rc.local (i.e. not using networking-manager), and want to know if there's a way of dynamically handling multiple SSID's | 13:10 |
Radio-l | one access point is at school, another at home, both unencrypted | 13:10 |
veepee | airtonix, wouldn | 13:10 |
jrib | anyone know of alternatives to halevt (automatic usb mounting) that don't require hal (as it seems that's going the way of the dodo)? Preferrably, not requiring gvfs/gnome/kde libraries | 13:10 |
Radio-l | can this be accomplished? | 13:10 |
veepee | wouldn't it be okay to just run the sh file? | 13:10 |
ynk | hey guys. | 13:11 |
airtonix | veepee, no. | 13:11 |
veepee | why? | 13:11 |
airtonix | veepee, feel free to try but it's cleaner if X isn't running. | 13:11 |
ynk | how do i move the little notification pop-up to another place? for instance, all system tray notifications appear in the same place -- i want to move that spot to somewhere else on the screen. how do i do that? | 13:11 |
arand_ | JuJuBee: http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/grub-2.html for creating custom menu entries, easiest way to remove old kernels is to remove the packages (headers headers-generic image) | 13:11 |
veepee | airtonix, okay Ill try these. thanks. lets hope it helps | 13:12 |
trungie | remrot: trying now | 13:12 |
frustrated | s3r3n1t7: it loads in the upper right hand corner, and shows it as connected after i click connect, but pages wont load | 13:13 |
trungie | remrot: mount.cifs kernel mount options: unc=//painbringer\M,ver=1,rw,username=Trungie,ip=67.215.65.132 | 13:13 |
trungie | remrot: why is my public ip displayed? that's wierd!! | 13:14 |
trungie | remrot: i just want to go over the lan! | 13:14 |
arand | Men men, J | 13:14 |
JuJuBee | arand_: never removed old headers etc... how do I go about that? | 13:14 |
trungie | remrot: omg it works when i specify the ip addr of my local adapter | 13:14 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, and by pages I assume you mean a general webpage? How are you connected to the internet, via a cable or via wireless? Can you try to ping google.com for example? | 13:14 |
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arand | JuJuBee: Mind, those linux-*-<version>-* packages, with a specific version name | 13:15 |
trungie | remrot: whats the point of using the //servername when i have to specify the ip address too? | 13:15 |
JuJuBee | arand_: so I don't want to add to what is there, just change the names... am I out of luck? | 13:15 |
remrot | trungie: how does the call look exaclty? | 13:16 |
trungie | remrot: sudo mount -t smbfs -v //painbringer/M pics/ -o username=Trungie,password=,ip=192.168.1.3 | 13:16 |
marel | Hey, there's two partitions on my PC, if I delete one of them, does the GB of the deleted partition add to the existing partition ? | 13:16 |
veepee | airtonix, the installation went fine but problem didnt get solved... :( | 13:16 |
rawr | marel, no | 13:16 |
s3r3n1t7 | marel, no, not by default. | 13:17 |
remrot | trungie: and if you omit the "ip=" it doesn't work? | 13:17 |
rawr | marel, you'll have to resize the other one, assuming the file system supports resizing | 13:17 |
arand | JuJuBee: What you do is disable the automatic 10_linux script and add you own manually crafted one in /etc/grub.d/ it is tricky, and won't work automatically when a kernel is updated. But as far as I know, that's the way to do it. | 13:17 |
viliny__ | Hello! | 13:17 |
viliny__ | Anyone able to recommend any good keyloggers for ubuntu? | 13:17 |
trungie | remrot: if i omit the ip, it does not work. -v tells me that ip=my public router ip which i am nat'ed behind | 13:17 |
frustrated | s3r3n1t7: pings come back fine | 13:18 |
remrot | trungie: seems like your servername could not be resolved | 13:18 |
veepee | airtonix, I'll get my words back! | 13:18 |
A-R-R | How can I move some of the installed applications from my computer (10.04) to another (10.04) ? | 13:18 |
jrib | anyone know of alternatives to halevt (automatic usb mounting) that don't require hal (as it seems that's going the way of the dodo)? Preferrably, not requiring gvfs/gnome/kde libraries | 13:18 |
veepee | I just needed to change the resolution at display | 13:18 |
airtonix | veepee, sorry i already sold them | 13:18 |
remrot | try the ip adress instead of "painbringer" | 13:18 |
trungie | remot: dont understand, it was working first time around using File Browser last week with the live cd... | 13:18 |
jrib | A-R-R: just install the packages using your favorite APT frontend? | 13:18 |
veepee | airtonix, thousand thanks mate ;) | 13:18 |
carr | hello | 13:18 |
EgYPaRaDoX | I need to expand my file system, is resizing ext4 safe? | 13:18 |
veepee | works perfectly now. | 13:18 |
EgYPaRaDoX | using gparted | 13:18 |
veepee | gotta keep that in mind next time ;) | 13:19 |
rawr | my friend did a clean install of 10.04 and I noticed that his fonts don't look like complete crap. If I upgrade to 10.04 from 9.x, will I also see those neat improvements, or will my old configs mess everything up, kill my dog and burn my house down? | 13:19 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, then your web should be working just fine. Which page are you trying to show? Would it be possible this site is down? | 13:19 |
airtonix | veepee, hopefully you can use the ppa instead when it gets lucid support soon | 13:19 |
trungie | remrot: omg johnny 5 is alive.. it works | 13:19 |
Zeek | Eghie, I used it to shrink a filesystem so I expect growing is as safe | 13:19 |
remrot | trungie: if it works when using the ip adress instead of "painbringer" maybe there's sth. wrong with DNS | 13:19 |
A-R-R | jrib, the other computer is not connected to the internet. How can I repackage the installed applications? | 13:19 |
JuJuBee | arand I'd be happy just removing the old kernels... | 13:19 |
frustrated | s3r3n1t7: google.com, yahoo.com, msn.com | 13:19 |
Zeek | EgYPaRaDoX, , I used it to shrink a filesystem so I expect growing is as safe | 13:19 |
jrib | rawr: either. Depends on what you have in your HOME. On a new user at least, you should have the same settings your friend has | 13:19 |
remrot | trungie: great! what does ping painbringer say? | 13:19 |
trungie | remrot: OMG i realised. i changed my DNS in my router this last week from itself to opendns / google dns | 13:19 |
dziadu | qfluid: I put my file with exports to /rtc/profile.d/root and expected that file is executed after each shell login | 13:19 |
trungie | remrot: STUPID STUPID STUPID | 13:19 |
dziadu | qfluid: but is not | 13:20 |
remrot | trungie: ahhh :)) | 13:20 |
jrib | A-R-R: copying /var/cache/apt/ is probably enough but see ubottu for more sophisticated approaches: | 13:20 |
trungie | remrot: thank you for everything lol so embarrassing | 13:20 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, hmm ... yeah those sites are up. Have you tried a different browser? It would appear your web connection is working just fine. | 13:20 |
jrib | !offline > A-R-R | 13:20 |
ubottu | A-R-R, please see my private message | 13:20 |
trungie | FML FML FML | 13:20 |
JuJuBee | arand: so if I want to remove linux-headers-2.6.32-21 I just sudo apt-get remove linux-headers-2.6.32-21 ? and -generic also? | 13:20 |
remrot | trungie: no prob ;) | 13:20 |
frustrated | s3r3n1t7: yes i have | 13:20 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, calm down. | 13:20 |
qfluid | qfluid, it should, did you make it chmod +x? | 13:20 |
MsTegan | Ubuntu 10.4 LTS thoughts, feelings? bugs? annoyances? should I upgrade | 13:20 |
dziadu | qfluid: yes | 13:20 |
s3r3n1t7 | MsTegan, that's an opinion, for which this is the wrong channel. | 13:20 |
qfluid | dziadu, you should check your /etc/profile and see how it reads file in /etc/profile.d/* | 13:20 |
trungie | Thank all, thank you remrot again | 13:21 |
arand | JuJuBee: Computer Janitor might be able to do it, make sure to only remove linux-* items, and check what your current version is, and make dead sure that one is still left | 13:21 |
MsTegan | Which is the right channel? | 13:21 |
jrib | MsTegan: try a live cd and see if you prefer it or not | 13:21 |
s3r3n1t7 | frustrated, then i'm afraid i'm at a loss. Considering that ping works but your browser doesn't, I don't see where the problem lies. | 13:21 |
dziadu | qfluid: I've checked and it seems to be reading | 13:21 |
dziadu | qfluid: ok, i have it, it is looking for *.sh files, my was w/o extension | 13:22 |
Zeek | MsTegan, 10.4 is slick; I was using 9 and it is visually nice. It uses a different manager layout for max/min/close but still, sweet fast boot speed | 13:22 |
arand | MsTegan: This one is more for specific support, "ubuntu-offtopic might give you more generla answers and discussions, or ther forums, which seems to have a lot of discussions ongoing. | 13:22 |
qfluid | dziadu, there you go. | 13:22 |
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Noo | hello, how do I import my .asc key into a newly installed thunderbird? | 13:24 |
JuJuBee | arand: I have a second hd with older version with same issue (4 kernels ) so I have to reboot to that drive and remove them also then back to 10.04 and update grub... That how its done? | 13:24 |
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MsTegan | Thx | 13:24 |
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arand | JuJuBee: Yes, I would guess so, (you could chroot into the other installtion, but that's if you care for mucking in terminal) | 13:25 |
mahdi1602 | hi | 13:26 |
mahdi1602 | i have problem in ubunto 10 notebook | 13:26 |
theadmin | What could cause the following? "Makefile is outdated. Run make again now" - that makes me run make twice | 13:26 |
root_ | wanna know what /dev/zero is for | 13:26 |
mguy | Please describe your problem, mahdi1602 | 13:26 |
JuJuBee | arand: nah, I'll reboot to it later and clean up... | 13:27 |
JuJuBee | thanks for the info | 13:27 |
theadmin | root_: Infinite source of nothing | 13:27 |
root_ | thank's man | 13:27 |
mahdi1602 | my vga is geforce 7200 | 13:27 |
trungie | root_: /dev/zero useful if u want alot of zeros. maybe u want to initialise something to zero | 13:27 |
angel | is there a command to see how long Linux has been running? | 13:27 |
remrot | root_: actually, it returns 0 when you read from it | 13:27 |
root_ | got dat | 13:27 |
mahdi1602 | and i have installed the driver for it | 13:27 |
mguy | angel: uptime | 13:27 |
root_ | always? | 13:28 |
angel | mguy, thanks :) | 13:28 |
theadmin | root_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki//dev/zero | 13:28 |
trungie | anyone used flickrfs here? | 13:28 |
root_ | cool | 13:28 |
theadmin | remrot: Not 0, NUL character | 13:28 |
mahdi1602 | but i cant active my visual effects | 13:28 |
mahdi1602 | what should i do? | 13:28 |
root_ | yo theadmin do you have a link to download a debian bible | 13:29 |
angel | mguy, " 07:28:13 up 6:13, 2 users, load average: 0.40, 0.34, 0.20" Would that mean it has been on since 6:13? | 13:29 |
theadmin | root_: A what? | 13:29 |
root_ | meant bible for debian. ubuntu has got one i think | 13:30 |
theadmin | mguy: For 6 hours and 13 minutes | 13:30 |
iloioh | hi im using Xchat and i want to login as new but even if i change the user name it get me the same friend list | 13:30 |
trungie | BTW can anyone explain load averages to me? I've never understood the man page... :( | 13:30 |
root_ | i'm i wrong? | 13:30 |
theadmin | angel: Ehm. ^ | 13:30 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, it's how hard your pc is working on average over the past X minutes. | 13:31 |
mahdi1602 | any one can help me with my vga problem in ubuntu 10 notebook | 13:31 |
mahdi1602 | ? | 13:31 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, to be more precise, the CPU load for your box. | 13:31 |
angel | root_, Xiphos is a good Linux bible, also you can install E-Sword in Linux if you look around for the tutorial. | 13:31 |
angel | theadmin, what? | 13:31 |
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theadmin | angel: That means that your system has been up for 6 hours, 13 minutes. | 13:31 |
angel | theadmin, oh ok. Thanks a lot :) | 13:32 |
trungie | s3r3n1t7: what does a load average of 1 mean? | 13:32 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, 100% cpu usage for the past X minutes | 13:32 |
root_ | thank you angie | 13:33 |
iloioh | hi im using Xchat and i want to login as new but even if i change the user name it get me the same friend list | 13:33 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, the 3 you see in top are usually something around 2, 5 and 10 minutes or so | 13:33 |
angel | root_, no problem. | 13:33 |
mguy | Isn't it 1,5,15? | 13:33 |
trungie | s3r3n1t7: ive seen load averages of more than 1 sometimes. Sometimes like 4! how can my computer work at 400% | 13:33 |
s3r3n1t7 | mguy, quite well possible. | 13:33 |
mguy | trungie: It can't , it means you were overloaded | 13:33 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, It's calculated per core, so if you have more cores it can go well over 100%. | 13:34 |
remrot | trungie: it can, if you have more than one cpu | 13:34 |
mguy | You would ideally like them under 1 | 13:34 |
mguy | (on a single CPU system) | 13:34 |
trungie | oh i see now | 13:34 |
trungie | awesome! | 13:34 |
kornerr | hello | 13:34 |
trungie | thanks all | 13:34 |
kornerr | what's the procedure of accepting packages for Ubuntu? I'm interested in an updated CEGUI | 13:35 |
Pici | !newpackage | kornerr take a look | 13:35 |
ubottu | kornerr take a look: The packaging guide is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages for information on getting a package integrated into Ubuntu - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment - See also !backports | 13:35 |
Pici | iloioh: Er, there typically isn't a concept of a friends list on IRC clients. Do you mean the userlist? | 13:35 |
kornerr | thanks | 13:35 |
iloioh | hi im using Xchat and i want to login as new but even if i change the user name it get me the same friend list | 13:35 |
iloioh | can some1 help | 13:35 |
angel | mahdi1602 have you installed the "current" Nvidia driver? | 13:35 |
trungie | anyone use GNU screen here? | 13:36 |
Pici | trungie: Many people. | 13:36 |
theadmin | trungie: I do | 13:36 |
Toink | Who's to blame for the window close button no longer working when clicking the top right corner of the screen (when using the "menu:minimize,minimize,close" arrangement)? | 13:36 |
trungie | i have a question :) | 13:36 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, instead of saying you have a question, how about just ask it? We can't read your mind | 13:37 |
trungie | typing :) | 13:37 |
trungie | maybe, no1 uses it here, so yeah | 13:37 |
* remrot uses screen too, great invention ;) | 13:37 | |
Roobarb-Work | Anyone here using Ubuntu as an OSX Time Machine backup target? | 13:38 |
Pici | iloioh: I don't think that xchat's notify list can be different if you are logged into gnome as the same person. You may want to ask in #xchat for more specific help though. | 13:38 |
trungie | GNU screen - while using split and then ^d to disconnect, then reconnect, i loose the way i've split the screens | 13:38 |
trungie | how can i resume how i've split previously? | 13:38 |
trungie | or is this not possible? | 13:38 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, I try to answer questions of people who use software I don't use or even heard of, by the use of a great invention called google ;-) And even so, just ask away and if someone happens to know the answer they'll be sure to answer you. | 13:38 |
trungie | google is my friend, used abused, often by the hour.. | 13:39 |
jrib | anyone know of alternatives to halevt (automatic usb mounting) that don't require hal (as it seems that's going the way of the dodo)? Preferrably, not requiring gvfs/gnome/kde libraries | 13:39 |
gmonnie | I need to reload the drivers for the touchpad on my laptop, can anyone help me out | 13:39 |
b00s | I'm having the following problem, when you start ubuntu before the login screen I cannot see anything, now my video drive crashed, I need to reinstall, more qnd I Ctrl + Alt + F1 it goes to text mode but I can not see anything on screen | 13:39 |
b00s | help me | 13:39 |
remrot | b00s: boot into maintenancy mode, then reinstall your driver | 13:40 |
trungie | i love GNU screen split feature.. i wish the session remembers what you've done but.. thats my problem/question/query | 13:41 |
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b00s | remrot, how do I? | 13:41 |
remrot | b00s: you can select it in the grub boot menu | 13:41 |
b00s | remrot, Tankś | 13:42 |
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marel | Is there any program in Ubuntu installed by default that I can burn images with ? | 13:42 |
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remrot | marel: brasero | 13:42 |
DJones | marel: I think Brasero is there by default, other options could be Gnomebaker or K3b | 13:43 |
Appl6 | marel: Applications -> Sound and Video -> Brasero Disc Burner | 13:43 |
angel | trungie, not sure but that might be what you want: http://superuser.com/questions/117000/tell-gnu-screen-where-to-save-the-sessions | 13:43 |
trungie | angel: thanks, nice superuser post, but doesnt help with my GNU screen split query | 13:44 |
Fawzib | question: when i try to start the nmbd service (service nmbd start) it fails saying "start: job failed to start", but when I do it directly (/usr/sbin/nmbd -i -s <configfile>) it works perfectly any idea where I should start looking for the problem? since they changed the init scripts I have no idea where to look :) | 13:44 |
trungie | i sometimes use screen via putty on a nokia e71.. it's insane. hahahah | 13:44 |
angel | trungie, http://serverfault.com/questions/51033/is-there-a-way-to-have-gnu-screen-automatically-open-a-number-of-screens-the-firs | 13:44 |
trungie | angel: interesting | 13:45 |
trungie | angel: still no solution for gnu split session preservation | 13:45 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, have you tried nesting screen? | 13:46 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, so run screen inside screen, with the splits inside the second screen? | 13:46 |
trungie | s3r3n1t7: i do that regularly | 13:46 |
mungojerry | !help > mungojerry | 13:46 |
ubottu | mungojerry, please see my private message | 13:46 |
trungie | s3r3n1t7: it's a mind fck! LOL ^aa^aa O_o!! HEH | 13:46 |
angel | trungie, hmmm well that's all I got. Really can't help much more by searching google as I don't use GNU Screen and don't know exactly how to word it. | 13:46 |
marel | What's the best IRC client for Ubuntu ? I'm currently using Gnome X-Chat and it .. sucks. | 13:46 |
theadmin | marel: Use the normal xchat | 13:47 |
Fawzib | anyone, any ideas? | 13:47 |
iceroot | !best | marel | 13:47 |
ubottu | marel: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 13:47 |
theadmin | marel: The gnome one is meh | 13:47 |
Tm_T | jrib: why not using hal? it won't go away entirely anyday soon I think | 13:47 |
trungie | angel: thank you very much. actually from your links, i will be looking at all superuser.com gnu-screen posts now :P | 13:47 |
iloioh | im using Xchat and i want to login as new but even if i change the user name it get me the same friend list | 13:47 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, mind your language though, it's still a public channel. However, the nested screens seem to be able to do what you want, don't they? Since you'll either need to run the commands to create the split anyway, a second screen would be sufficient. | 13:48 |
trungie | s3r3n1t7: sorry, too excited. havent been on irc in 3+ years heh | 13:48 |
LinuxPhreak | Just got done with BEeN GRUBed for Ubuntu. Testing it now | 13:48 |
trungie | what is your favourite gnu screen feature | 13:49 |
trungie | mine is split as of recent | 13:49 |
trungie | vertical and horizontal split! | 13:49 |
iceroot | trungie: ctrl a + ctrl + n | 13:49 |
marel | . | 13:49 |
s3r3n1t7 | trungie, would you mind if we kept this channel to a help channel? I'm sure they love you in #ubuntu-offtopic. | 13:50 |
mickster04 | trungie: there is an off topic channel... | 13:50 |
trungie | heh ok | 13:50 |
trungie | wheres that channel? | 13:50 |
angel | does anyone else find the editing of the new grub to be rather difficult. About a month ago I switch to grub2 and tried to simply change the boot order and for the life of me I couldn't find a guide that would tell me how to do it that actually worked. | 13:50 |
Tm_T | trungie: #ubuntu-offtopic | 13:50 |
trungie | thanks | 13:50 |
Fawzib | question: when i try to start the nmbd service (service nmbd start) it fails saying "start: job failed to start", but when I do it directly (/usr/sbin/nmbd -i -s <configfile>) it works perfectly any idea where I should start looking for the problem? since they changed the init scripts I have no idea where to look :) | 13:50 |
mickster04 | Fawzib: sudo it? | 13:51 |
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Fawzib | im logged as root | 13:52 |
remrot | Fawzib: look into nmbd's logfile | 13:52 |
s3r3n1t7 | !root | Fawzib | 13:52 |
ubottu | Fawzib: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 13:52 |
mfpockets | Hi Guys, im using an acer aspire one, and the expansion slot is supposed to automatically add free space to the SSD card, but when I put it in, it acts as its own unique drive. Anyone have any ideas to fix this? | 13:54 |
trungie | does Ubuntu 10 have any support for biometrics finger print scanners? | 13:54 |
angel | Fawzib, I think simply put what s3 is trying to say is it is VERY bad practice to log into root and do anything. Linux has great security if you do it right. Don't log into root and don't make changes from root. Use your profile and use sudo and your password. | 13:54 |
Fawzib | ok, the problem I thin its before it starts nmbd because 'service nmbd start' does not create the log file | 13:54 |
zamba | can i do the upgrade from jaunty, by karmic and to luci without restarting between jaunty and karmic? | 13:55 |
remrot | Fawzib: look into upstart's man-page for a verbose or debug flag and use that to get more output | 13:56 |
piero | how to install SQL scanner | 13:56 |
mfpockets | Hi Guys, im using an acer aspire one, and the expansion slot is supposed to automatically add free space to the SSD card, but when I put it in, it acts as its own unique drive. Anyone have any ideas to fix this? | 13:56 |
Fawzib | ok, will do | 13:56 |
benzo | could anyone please tell me how to go back to an old point using "Back in time"? | 13:56 |
s3r3n1t7 | zamba, possibly, though unrecommended. If something goes wrong, you have no idea between which update it went wrong. | 13:56 |
mungojerry | !commands > mungojerry | 13:56 |
ubottu | mungojerry, please see my private message | 13:56 |
angel | Fawzib, if it is rejecting the creation of the log file it may be because of lack of administrative access to whatever folder it is attempting to create it in. Log out of root, back into your account and issue the sudo before the command and see if it creates the log. | 13:56 |
h00k | mfpockets: What do you mean when you say "fix" it? | 13:56 |
mungojerry | anyone know how to query the full list of commands that ubottu understands? | 13:57 |
s3r3n1t7 | !ubottu | mungojerry | 13:57 |
ubottu | mungojerry: Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots | 13:57 |
mfpockets | @h00k I mean i would like it to merge with my ssd and act as the filesystem. | 13:57 |
benzo | I need some serious help. Could anyone please lend a hand? my system is screwed up badly. | 13:57 |
mickster04 | !ask | benzo | 13:57 |
s3r3n1t7 | benzo, define screwed up badly? Some more info would be nice so others know what's wrong | 13:57 |
ubottu | benzo: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 13:57 |
mungojerry | s3r3n1t7: thanks | 13:57 |
benzo | i just said | 13:58 |
benzo | could anyone please tell me how to go back to an old point using "Back in time"? | 13:58 |
h00k | mfpockets: They're going to mount as separate drives because...well, they are separate drives. You can mount it as something differently, for instance, your /home/ folder | 13:58 |
Fawzib | angel: thats not it 'service smbd start' works ok, and creates the log ok (when i said root, it means i did 'sudo bash') | 13:58 |
JuJuBee | arand: can/should I also remove linux-restricted-modules for each of the headers I remove? | 13:58 |
mickster04 | benzo: we saw that, if no one knows, no-one will answer | 13:58 |
h00k | mfpockets: but your BIOS isn't going to recognize them as one drive | 13:58 |
benzo | my restore points aren't showing up | 13:58 |
angel | Fawzib, oh ok I got you. I thought you said it wouldn't create the log file. Misunderstanding | 13:58 |
benzo | just the first restore point i did only | 13:58 |
alket | How to add Google search bar in top panel in Ubuntu 10.04 (Something like this http://goo.gl/FsRv , but not UNR) ? | 13:59 |
arand | JuJuBee: If they have the same verison number, that should be ok to do. | 13:59 |
JuJuBee | what about linux-headers-generic | 13:59 |
mfpockets | @h00k Thanks hook, im a total newb to linux. I was reading here:http://www.google.ca/url?q=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acer_Aspire_One%23Storage_expansion_slot&usg=AFQjCNH1CbIIhKp4lbNqcw_bezeLd6hJ6g&ei=QlTpS-SQJ4L6lwfwqomSCw&sa=X&oi=section_link&resnum=1&ct=legacy&ved=0CCAQygQ | 13:59 |
nibblyn | Hi there! I'm having some weird address resolving issues with Lucid. Please check out this: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/USn2QwpR | 13:59 |
mfpockets | @h00k it says it merges with filesystem automattically | 13:59 |
angel | mfpockets, also an SSD has many more read and rights before hard drive failure than an SD card. If you were to merge them as one somehow and have it store information at random on the SD card you could wear it out very fast and end up losing a lot of data. | 13:59 |
firestorm | Hi. Can I convert ext3 to fat32 without data loss? If so, then how? | 13:59 |
remrot | Fawzib: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/wiki/Debugging | 13:59 |
llutz | firestorm: you can't | 14:00 |
s3r3n1t7 | Fawzib, sudo bash is bad practice as well. If you must use a root shell, use sudo -i, this will reinitialize your shell. | 14:00 |
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mickster04 | firestorm: back up then reformat then put that data back | 14:00 |
karthiksharu | i am new to IRC .. ubottu is awsome | 14:00 |
angel | mfpockets, what size is your SSD in your Acer? | 14:00 |
h00k | mfpockets: ah, cool, that is new to me. Check out using http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aufs then, it seems | 14:00 |
mfpockets | @angel 8gb ssd, and an 8gb sdhc | 14:01 |
arand | JuJuBee: again, if there are certain version numbers on the package, it should be safe to remove all along with one linux-image | 14:01 |
h00k | mfpockets: perhaps someone else knows, I'm not familiar, but neat | 14:01 |
alket | welcome tomor do you have problems with youtube ?:P | 14:01 |
tomor | ahahaha yes | 14:01 |
tomor | would you mind helping me alket :P | 14:01 |
h00k | karthiksharu: it's true :) | 14:01 |
mfpockets | @h00k ok i guess i need to instal the aufs manually? it sounded like it was automatic.... thanks for your help | 14:01 |
Fawzib | s3r3n1t7: ok, good to know, btw, pick an easier name ti type, like bob :) | 14:02 |
alket | ask your question and maybe one expert will answer, im not geek :P | 14:02 |
angel | mfpockets, then if you are needing more space I suggest you take a look at SuperTalents SSD's. Very fast and a 16gb one shouldn't cost you much. | 14:02 |
s3r3n1t7 | Fawzib, it's really easy, try typing s3r and hit tab | 14:02 |
Fawzib | wtf, hahaha | 14:02 |
h00k | mfpockets: my netbook has 2 separate SSD's (8gb and 32gb) and I use the 8gb for my / (root) and I use the 32gb for my home (/home/user) | 14:03 |
mickster04 | !tab | Fawzib | 14:03 |
ubottu | Fawzib: You can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 14:03 |
mfpockets | @angel, Ya, im trying to avoid opening my computer and soldering a new card. | 14:03 |
tomor | hi, i've recently installed ubuntu 10.04, and it is working greately except that today youtube sound is not working anymore. I tried some solutions such as editing the /etc/firefox/firefoxrc but this file seems to be empty..Is there any other solution to this? | 14:03 |
angel | s3r3n1t7, lol that's actually a trick I didn't know. Been wondering for awhile if there was a shortcut like that. Thanks. | 14:03 |
h00k | !wtf | Fawzib | 14:03 |
ubottu | Fawzib: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 14:03 |
s3r3n1t7 | angel, now you know, use the power wisely ;-) | 14:03 |
angel | mfpockets, the card should not be soldered in. It wasn't in my Asus. | 14:03 |
tomor | hi, i've recently installed ubuntu 10.04, and it is working greately except that today youtube sound is not working anymore. I tried some solutions such as editing the /etc/firefox/firefoxrc but this file seems to be empty..Is there any other solution to this? | 14:03 |
angel | mfpockets, they are plug and play style. | 14:03 |
mfpockets | @angel, cool! something to look into then. I was doing some reading saying that it was soldered to the board. | 14:04 |
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invalidrecord | what have they done to my terminal bell in 10.4 no mater what i try it wont work | 14:04 |
mickster04 | mfpockets: you don't need he @ sign at the beginning of the nick...:D | 14:04 |
mfpockets | @angel, any idea how many plug and play ssd slots it has? just the one eh? | 14:04 |
angel | mfpockets, well maybe acer is different but that sounds like some miss information. if you have a removable door over your hard drive I suggest just taking it off and taking a quick look. | 14:05 |
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angel | mfpockets, the netbooks generally only have one SSD slot. Sadly. | 14:05 |
firestorm | mickster04: ok thanks | 14:05 |
mfpockets | mickster04 thanks. Total newb here. LOL. Windows usr and totally new to IRC. Only place I can seem to find fast help on linux. | 14:05 |
Appl6 | invalidrecord: Terminal -> Edit -> Profile Preferences -> Uncheck Terminal Bell | 14:05 |
mickster04 | firestorm: ? | 14:05 |
invalidrecord | Appl6: un-check to get a bell that is odd | 14:06 |
Appl6 | invalidrecord: Oh haha, I just assumed you wanted it off, sorry. | 14:06 |
Appl6 | invalidrecord: I've never met a person who wanted it on. | 14:06 |
angel | mfpockets, on my Asus I changed out my 4gb SSD for a 64gb one that read at about 3-4 times the rate of the original. Little netbook was as fast as greased lightning. | 14:06 |
invalidrecord | no i want it on | 14:06 |
invalidrecord | Appl6: also visual bell has gone | 14:06 |
invalidrecord | I use irssi want it to beep on apm | 14:06 |
invalidrecord | a pm | 14:07 |
mfpockets | angel: how much did a 64gb ssd run you ? | 14:07 |
angel | mfpockets, honestly, you don't want to know >.< Roughly $250. I spend way to much on computer crap. It cost me more than the computer brand new. | 14:07 |
mfpockets | angel: LOL, thats why i was looking to go the expansion slot route :) | 14:08 |
Maximo | Any1 know where I could get a CD with ubuntu10:04LTS ...I am trying to get from Shipit but it takes so long...thanks | 14:08 |
angel | mfpockets, well a 16gb one won't cost near that. | 14:08 |
qfluid | Maximo, download and burn | 14:08 |
invalidrecord | Appl6: i use irssi in console in a tab and vim at same time would be handy to get notified of pm's on irc | 14:09 |
Appl6 | invalidrecord: I understand. I'm trying to enable my terminal bell to see how to do it. | 14:09 |
Maximo | qfluid: how do you do from within Ubuntu itself? | 14:09 |
mfpockets | angel: thanks man. Im going to do some more reading. | 14:09 |
mickster04 | Maximo: there is brasero installed by default? | 14:10 |
BluesKaj | 'Morning folks | 14:10 |
angel | mfpockets, good luck. | 14:10 |
Maximo | mickster04: okay so just use that to burn it, huh? | 14:10 |
mickster04 | Maximo: yah | 14:11 |
luis_ | hola | 14:11 |
angel | Maximo, you could also setup a USB stick with Ubuntu 10.04LTS on it pretty easily with unetbootin, if your interested in that kinda thing. | 14:12 |
invalidrecord | Appl6: tried modloading pcspkr and checked inputrc cant think of anything else | 14:12 |
Maximo | angel: yes I am interested... | 14:13 |
Maximo | angel: I tell you what ...I just bought a brand new TOSHIBA laptop and want to install Ubuntu right beside windows... | 14:14 |
Maximo | 10:04LTS | 14:15 |
h00k | !dualboot | 14:15 |
ubottu | Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro https://help.ubuntu.com/community/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot | 14:15 |
angel | do a google search for unetbootin, download the linux version and open the properties on the unetbootin file and go to permissions and select to make it executable. Then double click the file, select the ISO option and point it to the downloaded Ubuntu ISO, make sure your usb is plugged in and start it. Won't take long. make sure it';s a 2gb stick or more. | 14:15 |
Maximo | Angel: thanks alot | 14:16 |
gnubie | Maximo; you might look through this site http://easylinux.info/wiki/Ubuntu:Lucid | 14:17 |
angel | then make sure your bios can boot from USB. It may not show up as USB in your bios, make sure it's plugged in before you start up your comp. It may show up as another hard drive under the hard drive boot order option. | 14:17 |
angel | Maximo, ^ | 14:17 |
Maximo | gnubie: will do that too | 14:17 |
mr_pinc | Hey I'm using 10.04 and I just hooked up an external USB hard drive but it is transfering at super low speed 800 kb/sec anyone know why this might be? port hsould be usb 2.0 | 14:18 |
hateball | mr_pinc: NTFS? | 14:19 |
mr_pinc | yeah it might be | 14:20 |
Quinn_Storm | quick question -- want to switch on 10.04 to pidgin, is there any way to get the indicator applet to use it instead of telepathy? | 14:20 |
mr_pinc | when i check properties it sasy : filesystem type: msdos | 14:20 |
SUPEROGT | Good Morning, i'm trying to share a folder from one ubuntu to another. I tried the shares-admin method and right click -> Sharing options... From target i can see my source netwrok but when i try to explore it, just says Unable to mount location. Any idea ? | 14:21 |
ase | ada yang dari solo ga | 14:21 |
* Quinn_Storm tries removing empathy and relogging | 14:21 | |
Pretto | where do I find the official cd cover art for downloadł | 14:23 |
marel | What partitions are considered Windows partitions ? Only the one that windows is installed in or all partitions that have been created on windows ? | 14:24 |
remrot | marel: considered by whom? | 14:26 |
eyitope_ | i am unable to login to my ubuntu lucid desktop | 14:26 |
Roobarb-Work | marel: Anything with NFTS or FAR filesystems i suspect | 14:26 |
Roobarb-Work | *FAT | 14:26 |
eyitope_ | xsession-errors says 'cant open /home/user/.profile' | 14:26 |
lolcat2010 | hi | 14:27 |
lolcat2010 | How do you install kjots in KDE 4.3 | 14:27 |
hateball | eyitope_: did you do anything special before it stopped working? | 14:27 |
antonio_ | hey everyone... | 14:28 |
antonio_ | I've been having some problems with my lappy just shutting down randomly...not sure if its from overheating... | 14:28 |
antonio_ | is it possible to hvae a kind of log going to give me a report as to what is causing it to shutdown? | 14:29 |
marel | How do I delete and format all the partitions so I can install UBuntu on a clear system ? | 14:29 |
erUSUL | marel: boot into a livecd and use gparted | 14:29 |
LinuxPhreak | marel: you can do all that with Ubuntu disk. | 14:29 |
marel | and just delete all the partitions ? | 14:29 |
mickster04 | marel: u ca do it during install. | 14:29 |
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eyitope_ | did any ubuntu update break login? | 14:30 |
LzrdKing | marel: or format them all | 14:30 |
erUSUL | marel: but you can just tell the installer to use the whole diesk when installing | 14:30 |
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lolcat2010 | How do you install kjots in KDE 4 | 14:30 |
mickster04 | marel: you can do it during install.* | 14:30 |
erUSUL | lolcat2010: #kubuntu | 14:30 |
LinuxPhreak | marel: if you burn image to disk. Boot from disk, you can reformat and install | 14:30 |
zirikili | hello guys. I just install ubuntu 10.4 on a box with Nvidia NIC but it does not appear on lspci. I mean, Ubuntu does not recognize the Nvidia NIC. what should I do? | 14:32 |
lolcat2010 | erUSUL: Thanks. Will try there. | 14:32 |
erUSUL | zirikili: if it does no appear in lspci there's little to do ... « lspci | grep -i net » | 14:32 |
eyitope_ | please, i can't login to my ubuntu and i don't know why | 14:33 |
LinuxPhreak | zirikii: it's really Ubuntu 10.04. When you say Ubuntu 10.4 that looks as though it is 10.40 and their isn't 40 months in a year | 14:33 |
zirikili | erUSUL: show nothing | 14:33 |
giiker | connecting from my android yraaaah | 14:33 |
antonio_ | anyone? | 14:34 |
zirikili | LinuxPhreak: sorry. it is 10.04 | 14:34 |
LinuxPhreak | antonio_: what was your question? | 14:34 |
LinuxPhreak | zirikili: no problem | 14:34 |
erUSUL | zirikili: can you post the whole lspci output ? | 14:35 |
erUSUL | !paste | zirikili | 14:35 |
ubottu | zirikili: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 14:35 |
Mba7eth | guys how can i create a bootable cd from the current exist system i'm running ? | 14:35 |
Gothfunc | just installed lucid. my settings from jaunty are still in my home dir (different partition), but i want to delete them and have the default lucid ones. deleting them is easy. what's the best way to repopulate with default lucid settings? | 14:35 |
zirikili | erUSUL: I will try. as you know, the box is isolated. | 14:36 |
bcurtiswx | i have an autoremove for policykit, is this right? | 14:36 |
Gothfunc | all i need is someone to point me to a command or manpage | 14:37 |
antonio_ | linuxphreak: >I've been having some problems with my lappy just shutting down randomly...not sure if its from overheating... <antonio_>is it possible to hvae a kind of log going to give me a report as to what is causing it to shutdown? | 14:37 |
erUSUL | zirikili: ok... you do not see anything related to the nic in the output ? maybe it is somehow disabled in bios ? | 14:37 |
zirikili | erUSUL: let me check. | 14:38 |
Gothfunc | if it's that easy | 14:38 |
bcurtiswx | does ubuntu use policykit anymore? | 14:38 |
PerfectLion | hi staff.... | 14:39 |
PerfectLion | how generate this images? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=unmount-progress.jpg | 14:39 |
PerfectLion | there usage some program? | 14:40 |
PerfectLion | or is in paper ? | 14:40 |
craigbass1976 | !flash | 14:41 |
ubottu | To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 14:41 |
craigbass1976 | Is the adobe flash player the best one to install? It won't work right with analytics, and the gnash one won't work at all | 14:41 |
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PerfectLion | someone from the staff of ubuntu? | 14:42 |
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ForgeAus | I have kubuntu via wubi is it possible to upgrade to 64-bit somehow? | 14:42 |
qfluid | Maximo, do what?? | 14:42 |
h00k | ForgeAus: you'll have to reinstall to get 64bit from 32bit | 14:42 |
h00k | PerfectLion: that is just a drawing, a mockup | 14:42 |
ForgeAus | h00k of everything or can I do it incrementally? | 14:43 |
antonio_ | linuxphreak: I've been having some problems with my lappy just shutting down randomly...not sure if its from overheating... <antonio_>is it possible to hvae a kind of log going to give me a report as to what is causing it to shutdown? | 14:43 |
ForgeAus | also my windows is 32 bit does that matter? | 14:43 |
h00k | ForgeAus: that particular image you linked is a drawing, I'm not sure what you're asking | 14:43 |
PerfectLion | hook: but I wonder if it was done in the same hand or some specific program. | 14:43 |
plustax | Anybody here have gauged ears? | 14:44 |
ForgeAus | image I linked? | 14:44 |
h00k | ForgeAus: sorry, wrong tab | 14:44 |
PerfectLion | because I want to create some prototypes of screens | 14:44 |
LinuxPhreak | antonia_: sorry did get that before. Not sure what the problem could be. So many things possible | 14:44 |
plustax | I have a question I know its off topic | 14:44 |
h00k | !ot | plustax | 14:44 |
ubottu | plustax: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 14:44 |
PerfectLion | h00k:because I want to create some prototypes of screens | 14:44 |
PerfectLion | h00k: but I wonder if it was done in the same hand or some specific program. | 14:44 |
h00k | ForgeAus: I don't...believe so, does your hardware support 64bit? | 14:45 |
h00k | PerfectLion: I'm not for certain, but I believe it's probably done by hand | 14:45 |
s3r3n1t7 | ForgeAus, switching from 32bit to 64bit must be done in 1 step, since the kernel and all the libraries used must be swapped over at once | 14:45 |
drellok | antonio_, did you check syslog? | 14:46 |
PerfectLion | hum... is because i like this designer generate. | 14:46 |
PerfectLion | h00k you is the suport in ubuntu? for because i the bug with ubuntu 10.4 | 14:47 |
antonio_ | drellok: wheres syslog? | 14:47 |
h00k | PerfectLion: You've filed a bug? | 14:48 |
ahtmly2k | help i just installed a secondary display and now the nvidia app requires me to restart x session.. is there a way i can do this without rebooting? | 14:48 |
s3r3n1t7 | ahtmly2k, a relog does the same. Just log out and back in. | 14:48 |
ahtmly2k | ok | 14:48 |
drellok | antonio_, check /var/log directory | 14:49 |
PerfectLion | my eclipse closing when i open diaglog for autocompleat | 14:49 |
namelessf | Hi I have a little problem with ssh. Could anyone help me please :( ? | 14:49 |
Soyo_ | Come on everybody do the ubottu! | 14:49 |
PerfectLion | is closing =/ | 14:49 |
ortsvorsteher | !anyone | namelessf | 14:49 |
ubottu | namelessf: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 14:49 |
PerfectLion | this programa | 14:49 |
mickster04 | !ask | 14:49 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 14:49 |
s3r3n1t7 | PerfectLion, there are more issues with the eclipse from the repo's, have you tried using the one from their site? | 14:49 |
Reckon | How are displayed the wireless connections in the console if I type "ifconfig"? (I don't have any wireless-conn in this computer) Thanks | 14:49 |
h00k | PerfectLion: This is the Ubuntu support channel, yes. If you've filed a bug, I suppose wait until the maintainer verifies it and fixes it, or feel free to submit a patch yourself | 14:49 |
jrib | anyone know of alternatives to halevt (automatic usb mounting) that don't require hal (as it seems that's going the way of the dodo)? Preferrably, not requiring gvfs/gnome/kde libraries | 14:49 |
namelessf | I can't connect to my webserver via ssh. I get this error: http://pastebin.com/HqqMJJGX | 14:50 |
Tomukas_ | what is the new "sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg" for lucid? | 14:50 |
llutz | Reckon: iwconfig | 14:50 |
jrib | Tomukas_: why? | 14:50 |
Reckon | ok, thanks | 14:50 |
blablab | sorry was disconnected... no idea if anyone replied to me, i repeat then my question: | 14:50 |
blablab | Hi! I have installed recently Lucid on a desktop, its running smoothly, but I noticed that SOME files that I try to delete from Lucid are bypassing the trash. Trash bypassing (it actually tries to send the file to trash but it prints an error msg like: cant send to trash, permanently delete only) seems to apply to any file located on another partition than where Lucid is (in my system case... | 14:50 |
blablab | ...it also means that the problematic files that were made from older ubuntu/mint distributions). Files which have been created under Lucid are normally going to trash, no pbs here. Any idea, how to fix it so that any file to be deleted would go through the trash bin? | 14:50 |
FloodBot3 | blablab: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 14:50 |
Tomukas_ | jrib: my graphical settings didnt work after an upgrade to lucid; the live session environment works | 14:50 |
airtonix | PerfectLion, that image is hand drawn. (most likely a capture from eletronic whiteboard) | 14:50 |
Reckon | llutz, are they labeled eth# as any wired connection? | 14:50 |
Tomukas_ | jrib: i'm not able to use an external monitor | 14:51 |
jrib | Tomukas_: what driver are you using? | 14:51 |
llutz | Reckon: depends on your wifi-driver | 14:51 |
airtonix | PerfectLion, however, if you want to prototype your own dialouge boxes you might like to look at glade3 | 14:51 |
ortsvorsteher | namelessf, are you able to connect to other boxes with the dsa key which you use? | 14:51 |
Tomukas_ | jrib: standard for Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML | 14:51 |
drellok | jrib, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Autofs | 14:51 |
s3r3n1t7 | blablab, the trash bin is a specific folder in your home folder. If you try to delete a file on another partition it would mean the file is going to be copied over to your home folder, which is undesirable most of the times, and thus you will only get the option to permanently delete. If you wish to move it to your trash can, you will have to move the file there by hand. | 14:51 |
Shinydan | hello all. | 14:51 |
antonio__ | hi, where is the syslog.conf file? | 14:51 |
PerfectLion | airtonix Ok.. thank | 14:52 |
Pici | jrib: I just did a little searching of the archives, it looks like the package usbmount might be able to help you. It uses udev, so it won't be hurt when hal finally goes away, plus it has very few dependencies. | 14:52 |
airtonix | antonio_, "locate syslog.conf" will tell you | 14:52 |
Shinydan | Just upgraded to 10.04 LTS and Flash (Youtube) audio wasn't working. Removed and reinstalled Flash and now there is audio, but it's very very quiet. Any ideas? | 14:52 |
ahtmly2k | my nvidia x server settings can't seem to be able to detect my crt.. what do i do? | 14:52 |
antonio__ | its named rsyslog.conf | 14:53 |
ahtmly2k | it reads both laptop + crt displays.. but can't activate the crt.. | 14:53 |
airtonix | Shinydan, tried looking at the applications tab of the volume app you get from right clicking the audo speaker icon in the notification tray ? | 14:53 |
vin | hi did any body have already dealed with hdd mechanical problem? | 14:53 |
remrot | vin: what do you mean? | 14:53 |
Soyo_ | Solidstate FTW | 14:54 |
PerfectLion | h00k in my computer in job the eclipse working ok.. more in my home with a Dell ispiron the eclipse don't working when i access the autocompleat of application | 14:54 |
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s3r3n1t7 | !ping | 14:54 |
ubottu | pong | 14:54 |
Shinydan | airtonix: Yes. *facepalm* My housemates bloody cats managed to knock the volume on my speakers down to zero. *wears dunce cap* | 14:54 |
jrib | drellok, Pici: thanks I'll take a look. autofs seemed more geared to network mounting. I'll try to see how usbmount does | 14:54 |
Shinydan | Thanks guys. Dur. | 14:55 |
vin | hi did any body have already dealed with an hdd mechanical problem? | 14:55 |
mickster04 | !anyone | vin | 14:55 |
ubottu | vin: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 14:55 |
Pici | vin: This channel is only for Ubuntu support, unless I'm misunderstanding what you are asking, you'd have better luck asking in ##hardware - you'll need to register to talk there though. | 14:56 |
Pici | !register > vin | 14:56 |
ubottu | vin, please see my private message | 14:56 |
remrot | vin: once again? what do you mean? repairing a broken hdd is almost impossible... | 14:56 |
chrisw1 | where does pydev live in Lucis? | 14:56 |
vin | remrot :yes | 14:56 |
chrisw1 | Lucid, even | 14:56 |
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chrisw1 | the package used to be callde eclipse-pydev :-/ | 14:57 |
vin | almost broken | 14:57 |
mickster04 | !deatils | 14:57 |
falafell | Hi people, i'm trying to setup encrypted ubuntu with alternate installer, when i check 'ubuntu desktop' at the software packages it starts installing and ends up with 'installation failed', google doesnt give anything related... any clues? | 14:57 |
mickster04 | !details | 14:57 |
ubottu | Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 14:57 |
vin | cause dat grindin when plugged | 14:57 |
remrot | vin: backup your data and buy a new one | 14:57 |
craigbass1976 | firefox is trying to reload the page that crashed it. How do I stop this from happening? | 14:58 |
Allx | yeap | 14:58 |
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Soyo | It is a good thing no one has the nick identify because that would have been fail | 14:58 |
al-tabq | !ping | 14:58 |
ubottu | pong | 14:58 |
* Allx want to be a hAx0r | 14:58 | |
medicdave | Confused - small word-bubble app in my notification area (where Empathy and Evolution links live) is gone this morning - what command can I run to get it back? | 14:58 |
remrot | vin: could read SMART data if you like but it's not useful most of the time | 14:58 |
Soyo | !hacker | 14:59 |
ubottu | A hacker is a person who delights in having an intimate understanding of the internal workings of a system, computers and computer networks in particular, as defined by Request for Comments (RFC) 1392 - i.e. a good programmer -- crackers on the other hand break systems, see also !piracy | 14:59 |
Allx | !piracy | 14:59 |
ubottu | piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music, and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o | 14:59 |
Allx | take it easy guys | 15:00 |
vin | impossible .it's not even reconized when i plug it | 15:00 |
medicdave | hi @dreamnid - fellow Rochesterian here | 15:00 |
mickster04 | vin then its dead | 15:00 |
remrot | yupp | 15:00 |
dreamnid | medicdave: :waves: | 15:01 |
Pici | vin: This channel is only for Ubuntu support, unless I'm misunderstanding what you are asking, you'd have better luck asking in ##hardware - you'll need to register to talk there though. | 15:01 |
remrot | vin: however, just to be sure, try plugging it in another pc... | 15:01 |
Pici | !ot | 15:01 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 15:01 |
medicdave | Small word-bubble app in my notification area (where Empathy and Evolution links live) is gone this morning - what command can I run to get it back? | 15:01 |
jake2 | hey room i have ubuntu 9.1 installed and was in the middle of upgrading to 10.04 and all the screen does is goes blank it will not load. i put in the 9.01 live cd and am first backign up everythign from there. how do i mount a USB harddrive in terminal? | 15:02 |
Soyo | !mount | 15:02 |
ubottu | mount is used to attach devices to directories. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount | 15:02 |
marel | Is 6600GT 256MB graphic card good enough for these extra dekstop effects ? | 15:03 |
dj_segfault | Hey. I just started up my main Ubuntu 9.10 laptop, and it gets up to the Mythbuntu herringbone screen then stays there. Ctr-Alt-F1 etc shows a blank screen with no prompt. I also hooked up an external monitor and see the same thing. I am SSHed into it from my netbook so I can examine things. What can I do to diagnose/fix the problem | 15:03 |
Reckon | llutz, could you be more explicit please? | 15:04 |
llutz | Reckon: device-names depends on the driver being used. my intel-wifi is called ethX, my atheros is wlanX etc.pp | 15:04 |
Soyo | dj_segfault | I had a similar problem and it turned out to be a bad display driver | 15:05 |
llutz | Reckon: "iwconfig" should give you a list of devices with some "no wireless extensions", which are wired and you can ignore | 15:05 |
remrot | marel: yes, if you use the official nvidia drivers | 15:05 |
dj_segfault | Soyo: What did you do? | 15:06 |
Reckon | are they labeled as wlan# instead of eth#? | 15:06 |
Soyo | Re-installed the drivers | 15:06 |
marel | Thanks, I just installed the ones that have been suggested when I chose these extra effects. | 15:06 |
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dj_segfault | Soyo: using apt-get from command line sshed in? | 15:07 |
BluesKaj | iwconfig will list a lan connection parameters , if the lan wifi is available | 15:07 |
jake2 | ok not really mount how to i access a USB drive in terminal | 15:07 |
remrot | marel: than you've got the right ones | 15:07 |
medicdave | What is the command to show the notification-area applet that accesses Empathy and shows new chats? (the little mail envelope) | 15:07 |
sdk | I've been working on this for days. I have a Radeon 4890 w/ a TV in my living room and my system an primary monitor in my bedroom. The radeon insists the primary monitor is the TV, so all menus are there. This is w/ both catalyst and Ubuntu native drivers. Does anyone know how to force the graphics card to set the VGA as primary monitor? | 15:08 |
sdk | sorry for the length. | 15:08 |
dekroning | i've been a way from ubuntu for a while, i was wondering what happend to /etc/hotplug has it become obsolete ? | 15:08 |
tlab | how can I get a list of hard drives and usb drives on ubuntu? | 15:08 |
remrot | sdk: last time I ised the catalyst, there has been an option for this... | 15:09 |
dj_segfault | What command will take me out of X and drop me back to the command line? | 15:09 |
remrot | dj_segfault: /etc/init.d/gdm stop | 15:09 |
dj_segfault | remrot: thanks | 15:09 |
medicdave | dj_segfault: ctrl+alt+F[1-6] if you don't actually want to stop the X server | 15:09 |
remrot | dj_segfault: with sudo | 15:09 |
lun4tic | hi does anyone in here speak phillipine? :D | 15:10 |
remrot | oh, right, swithcing terminals may be enough ;) | 15:10 |
dj_segfault | medicdave: CtlAltF1 brings up a blank screen. That's part of my problem | 15:10 |
falafell | what could be wrong if alternate install fails with 'ubuntu desktop' package selected? | 15:10 |
medicdave | tlab: ls /dev/sd* | 15:10 |
dj_segfault | That's why I don't think it's a video driver problem. | 15:10 |
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s3r3n1t7 | dj_segfault, if you have a graphical desktop you can kill it and get dropped into a command line interface, if you open up a terminal and type in ==> sudo /etc/init.d/?dm stop | 15:11 |
amikrop | Hello, I have deleted Downloads, Documents, Pictures, Music... as Nautilus bookmarks, but they keep coming back each time I reboot. Any help, please? | 15:11 |
grndslm | lun4tic: philippines, eh? that's a lot like english, isn't it? :) | 15:11 |
billybigrigger | has anyone here install lucid from the mini.iso netinstall? | 15:11 |
Soyo | !en | 15:11 |
ubottu | The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat | 15:11 |
lun4tic | grndslm, i just picked up a phrase and don't know what it means and neither does google ^^ | 15:11 |
lun4tic | i just know it's supposed to be phillipine ^^ | 15:12 |
medicdave | amikrop: try going into System->Preferences->Startup applications and unchecking "User folders update" | 15:12 |
s3r3n1t7 | lun4tic, try to stay ontopic please. | 15:12 |
lun4tic | s3r3n1t7: didn't find any other channels and hoped because ubuntu has so many languages that there would be someone who at least understands it *g* | 15:13 |
grndslm | lun4tic: did you see the link above, about the non-english channels?? | 15:13 |
amikrop | medicdave: ok, thank you :) | 15:13 |
s3r3n1t7 | lun4tic, i'm sure there is some channel where that language is spoken and appropriate, however this channel is dedicated to the help of english speaking users with ubuntu related questions. | 15:14 |
grndslm | lun4tic: you might have seen this... #ubuntu-ph | 15:14 |
Soyo | !ph ? | 15:14 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 15:14 |
medicdave | amikrop not sure if that will fix it but its worth a try | 15:14 |
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amikrop | medicdave: ok, I will logout/in again | 15:14 |
grndslm | !ubuntu-ph | 15:14 |
Pici | !ph | 15:14 |
ubottu | Join #ubuntu-ph for tagalog | 15:14 |
falafell | medicdave, do you have any clue what could be wrong? (install of alternate cd failing with 'ubuntu desktop' selected (setup from usb)) | 15:14 |
dj_segfault | Heh. Killing GDM leaves me with a screen flashing white with grey stripes. Maybe it's a display driver issue after all. I'm using the proprietary nvidia one. How can I switch back then reinstall the proprietary one. If I edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and change "Nvidia" to "nv" is that it? | 15:15 |
grndslm | !#ubuntu-ph | 15:15 |
Pici | grndslm: What are you trying to do? | 15:15 |
grndslm | Pici: i'm not sure :D | 15:15 |
udi | Somehow I cannot remove objects from my gnome panel-- when I right click and choose: remove from panel, it fails | 15:15 |
udi | no error message | 15:15 |
medicdave | falafell: sorry, wish I knew more about this | 15:15 |
sinbox | Hi, I am trying a network install but am stuck at this point: bootpd refuses to start and says "Can not get my IP address" any clues as to what I should look at to solve this? gogle did not bring any answer so far nor the forums search I did | 15:15 |
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s3r3n1t7 | Pici, he's trying to find the phillipinian (if that's the correct word) channel. | 15:15 |
venik212 | any help on removing panel objects? | 15:17 |
dj_segfault | venik212: If you right click on the icon there should be a remove option | 15:17 |
falafell | weird thing is, the normal 'desktop' edition works fine, i'm assuming that needs the desktop components aswell... | 15:17 |
amikrop | OK, thanks again, it indeed worked ;) | 15:17 |
amikrop | Although I don't remember your nickname :S | 15:18 |
falafell | since i need full encryption i'm stuck with the alternate setup wich gives the error :/ | 15:18 |
sdk | remrot: I've been through every menu in Catalyst. I dont think it's catalyst thing. Even with catalyst unintstlled, the Ubuntu 'display' sets the TV as primary. Could it be xrandr? | 15:18 |
remrot | dj_segfault: if you haven't created an xorg.conf, you won't have any | 15:19 |
remrot | dj_segfault: deactivate the nvidia driver from teh jockey menu "hardwa drivers" | 15:20 |
marel | Package installer has failed to install the package and now I can't close it. What are the options here ? | 15:20 |
pmatulis | where is eclipse-pydev these days? i can't find it after jaunty | 15:20 |
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remrot | dj_segfault: if it works with nouvaeu, write a bug report ;) | 15:20 |
dj_segfault | remrot: If I could get to the GUI menu to do that I wouldn't have any problems ;) | 15:20 |
joaopinto | pmatulis, the package is broken, better install it using the eclipse repository | 15:20 |
remrot | dj_segfault: I thought you had a running GNOME and want a terminal??? | 15:21 |
pmatulis | joaopinto: there is an eclipse repository? | 15:21 |
marel | How do I force close some program ? | 15:21 |
s3r3n1t7 | marel, CLI method: pkill <programname> | 15:21 |
Soyo | He is in SSH, can't see anything locally I think is what he said | 15:21 |
joaopinto | pmatulis, I mean a regular eclipse based repository, that's the regular way to install pydev, not an APT repository :) | 15:21 |
marel | s3r3n1t7, it's a package installer, how do I kill it | 15:21 |
marel | ? | 15:22 |
dj_segfault | remrot: No, X wouldn't get past the Mythbuntu herringbone pattern and Ctl Alt F1 showed a blank screen | 15:22 |
remrot | marel: pkill -9 if it is still alive ;) | 15:22 |
Soyo | top | 15:22 |
s3r3n1t7 | marel, can you tell me what you were doing and/or installing when it crashed, and how do you specify crash? | 15:22 |
s3r3n1t7 | remrot, that's a last resort sort of killing a program. Much better to use pkill. | 15:22 |
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T3rm1l1nux | is it better to upgrade or fresh install of ver. 10.04 | 15:22 |
remrot | dj_segfault: ah, I see. Then boot into maintenance mode and do sudo apt-get remove --purge nvidia-current | 15:22 |
pmatulis | joaopinto: but broken in Karmic *and* Lucid? that's weird | 15:22 |
shruggar | I am now at about 75% of downloading updates for 10.04 after several hours. Is there any way I can share these on the local network so that everyone else in the office doesn't need to spend 5 hours downloading? | 15:22 |
sdk | marel: open a terminal. ps aux | grep <program name> then kill <program's PID> | 15:22 |
joaopinto | pmatulis, is not weird, eclipse had a major rework on lucid | 15:23 |
marel | I was installing the skype and then I got an error, it opened the terminal and the terminal said something about Wine. I closed the terminal, now I can't close the package installer. | 15:23 |
remrot | s3r3n1t7: I know, but if it ignores the SIGTERM, there's only one was | 15:23 |
remrot | way | 15:23 |
s3r3n1t7 | remrot, the package manager doesn't ignore it. | 15:23 |
remrot | s3r3n1t7: as long as it behaves correctly ;) | 15:23 |
joaopinto | s3r3n1t7, unless it's severely broken | 15:24 |
s3r3n1t7 | joaopinto, remrot, there's always an if and you can always break a package beyond the point it can behave properly. | 15:24 |
s3r3n1t7 | It's not realistic to take those situations into account and most certainly not to assume a package is in such a state. | 15:24 |
remrot | s3r3n1t7: but it doesn't hurt to KNOW what to do in such a situation! | 15:25 |
s3r3n1t7 | remrot, you were telling him to use pkill -9 right of the bat | 15:25 |
Soyo | Only the Sith deal in absolutes | 15:25 |
remrot | s3r3n1t7: no, read again... | 15:25 |
JenniferB | I am trying to set up a static ip address.. .and I want to set it up with my current connection | 15:25 |
theDom | can someone help me install my graphics card on 10.04 | 15:25 |
Soyo | !ask | 15:26 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 15:26 |
ForgeAus | theDom nvidia? | 15:26 |
s3r3n1t7 | remrot, <remrot> marel: pkill -9 if it is still alive ;) How would you know what's wrong with it if it was still alive? | 15:26 |
sdk | marel: open a terminal and enter sudo -i (you will be prompted ofr your password) then do $ps aux | grep skype. It will probably return a few lines. The second column is the PID or process ID. remember the LOWEST number and do $kill -9 <that number> | 15:26 |
remrot | JenniferB: best way is to use network manager | 15:26 |
ForgeAus | I'm having same problem here with Geforce 9500m GS | 15:26 |
JenniferB | --> Edit connection --> Edit auth0 --> Ipv4 Settings | 15:26 |
JenniferB | yes.. and I have chosen manual | 15:26 |
ForgeAus | I know it works in PCLinuxOS great with compositing and all | 15:26 |
JenniferB | but what is gateway ? | 15:26 |
dj_segfault | remrot: E: Couldn't find package nvidia-current Should I uninstall all of them or just the latest? thanks | 15:26 |
ForgeAus | so it should be doable in ubuntu | 15:26 |
JenniferB | right click and "view connection information " | 15:27 |
remrot | s3r3n1t7: I wrote "if it is still alive", meaning if "pkill" did not help! | 15:27 |
JenniferB | shows other things... like "Default Route" | 15:27 |
theDom | nvidia | 15:27 |
JenniferB | what is that? | 15:27 |
remrot | s3r3n1t7: can we stop this discussion now? it's pretty pointless... | 15:27 |
remrot | dj_segfault: dpkg -l | grep nvidia | 15:27 |
s3r3n1t7 | remrot, your advice was wrong in my opinion. You don't tell someone to use that unless you're sure there's no other way. Ok. | 15:27 |
JenniferB | anyone? | 15:28 |
roberto_ | how can I set the output audio to something different than the system audio output ? | 15:28 |
remrot | JenniferB: right-click on the network applet and choose "configure" | 15:28 |
JenniferB | right click.. "view connection information" shows other things than what I can set in manual settings | 15:28 |
JenniferB | remrot: ok | 15:28 |
roberto_ | for empathy | 15:28 |
JenniferB | I am there | 15:28 |
Kane_Hart | what would run better windows with ubuntu vmware or the other way around? | 15:29 |
remrot | JenniferB: select teh interface you want (probably eth0) and enter a static IP address and a gatewy | 15:29 |
Soyo | Or just a dual boot... | 15:29 |
JenniferB | what is my gateway? | 15:29 |
sdk | Kane_Hart: UBU w/ virtualbox running Win. I have 4 servers running that way. | 15:29 |
Kane_Hart | thanks :) | 15:30 |
sdk | Kane_Hart: Np. Enjoy. | 15:30 |
JenniferB | remrot: in "connection information" for my current internet I have things like, broadcast Address and "default route"/// | 15:30 |
JenniferB | but no gateway | 15:30 |
remrot | JenniferB: you need to get to the settings | 15:31 |
roberto_ | when I do netstat -rn I see two 0.0.0.0 gateways :P that seems wrong to me | 15:31 |
dj_segfault | remrot: Do I want to remove nvidia-modaliases | 15:31 |
dj_segfault | Oops skip that | 15:31 |
sdk | JenniferB: you running Linksys router? | 15:31 |
remrot | JenniferB: are you sure you need static IP? it doesn't seem you've done that ever before... why do you need it? | 15:31 |
JenniferB | remrot: what settings ? configure ? | 15:31 |
JenniferB | i need a static ip | 15:32 |
remrot | JenniferB: yes | 15:32 |
Razass | Hey, I am having a problem with Ubuntu 10.04 detecting my multiple monitors here is my Q : http://superuser.com/questions/139818/ubuntu-10-04-not-detecting-multiple-monitors | 15:32 |
Soyo | DynDns? FTW... | 15:32 |
JenniferB | so I can connect to the same ip all the time | 15:32 |
JenniferB | sdk: not sure | 15:32 |
s3r3n1t7 | roberto_, from my understanding they are broadcast adresses and are safe to be left there. | 15:32 |
remrot | JenniferB: from where do you want to connect? From within your LAN? | 15:32 |
JenniferB | its stupid that the information is not consisten in ubuntu | 15:32 |
remrot | JenniferB: it's easy, you just have to get to the settings. You get there from the applet in the upper right corner. I would make you a sceenshot if I could.. | 15:33 |
Oer | default route = gateway, JenniferB | 15:33 |
JenniferB | thansk | 15:33 |
roberto_ | s3r3n1t7: ooh, ty | 15:33 |
JenniferB | Oer: thats all I wanted to know | 15:34 |
ActionParsnip | yo yo yo | 15:34 |
s3r3n1t7 | JenniferB, if you need a static IP it's usually best to set it on the router itself. | 15:34 |
s3r3n1t7 | JenniferB, most routers have the option to assign the same IP to a pc. | 15:34 |
JenniferB | it should be consistent in my opinion | 15:34 |
roberto_ | how can I set the output audio for empathy (or anything I guess) to something different than the system audio output ? | 15:34 |
sdk | JenniferB: there is only one universally consistent interface.. CLI. Sorry to say, but it's the truth. | 15:34 |
Palestine | can i install ubuntu server on server PC ?;x | 15:34 |
BlackDog10 | \list | 15:35 |
sdk | Palestine: clarify? what is a 'server PC'? | 15:35 |
JenniferB | its about the "connection information" and the settings to the a manual/static ip... they should present/ask for information in the same way | 15:35 |
Palestine | sdk pc with 2 cpus | 15:35 |
Palestine | server tower | 15:35 |
Palestine | :S | 15:35 |
jrib | sdk: even then, that's often a stretch :) | 15:35 |
remrot | JenniferB: don't forget to add the IP of your gateay as a DNS server (if it's not there yet) | 15:35 |
sdk | Palestine: you can install Ubuntu on almost any hardware. | 15:36 |
Palestine | thank u | 15:36 |
sdk | From a PII to the Intel i7s. | 15:36 |
sdk | np. | 15:36 |
sinbox | Hi, I am trying a network install but am stuck at this point: bootpd refuses to start and says "Can not get my IP address" any clues as to what I should look at to solve this? gogle did not bring any answer so far nor the forums search I did | 15:37 |
braindump | I've been issuing safe-upgrade command every few days since 10.04 was released, and every time it finds new stuff to do | 15:37 |
braindump | I am not sure why, I thought safe-up replaced dist-up, and that you really only have to do that once for each major version | 15:38 |
braindump | if someone knows more about this, would appreciate any clarification | 15:38 |
ActionParsnip | sinbox: do you have a DHCP server around (a home grade router is also a DHCP server) | 15:38 |
braindump | ActionParsnip: sounds like he has one puter on the interweb and 1 he is tying to nw install onto | 15:38 |
jrib | braindump: did you take a look at the man page? It explains what each command does. "full-upgrade" replaced "dist-upgrade" and it's usual to receive updates even after release for things like security fixes | 15:39 |
braindump | jrib: ah, I was confusing safe-up and full-up | 15:39 |
hutty | hi all | 15:39 |
braindump | jrib: I would assume that the updates will slow down as we get farther out from 10.04's release date | 15:39 |
kong | hi guys, heres a question for yah, Im running 9.10 and created a network share with a "guest account" so everyone could access/read/write to my drive, it worked great for about 4 days, now no one can write files to my share... any suggestions? | 15:39 |
theadmin | Can I run apt-get -d without being root? | 15:40 |
braindump | kong: maybe they filled it lol | 15:40 |
jrib | braindump: yeah, usually | 15:40 |
theadmin | braindump: Well yeah that's how it works | 15:40 |
kong | briandump, naw its not full | 15:40 |
hutty | why is there no functions file in "init.d" directory | 15:40 |
sinbox | ActionParsnip, yes I have a netgear modem/router set as DHCP server for the lan and the box with the botp server does receive an IP from it | 15:40 |
theadmin | hutty: Because init.d is old | 15:40 |
jrib | !upstart | hutty | 15:40 |
ubottu | hutty: Upstart is meant to replace the old Sys V Init system with an event-driven init model. For more information please see: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/ | 15:40 |
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ActionParsnip | theadmin: not sure, it may download to /var/cache/apt/archives which users do not have write access to (unless you can chane the destination folder or -d downloads to pwd) | 15:40 |
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ActionParsnip | sinbox: does your network hardware work out of the box? | 15:41 |
theadmin | ActionParsnip: Well, yeah, that's what I'm trying to clear up, where does it put them | 15:41 |
ActionParsnip | sinbox: on the system you are configuring | 15:41 |
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llutz | theadmin: you cannot, needs root-permissions to lock | 15:41 |
hutty | I have an app that will not start it says "/etc/init.d/functions: No such file or directory" | 15:42 |
hutty | any ideas how to fix this? | 15:42 |
sinbox | ActionParsnip, network card on server worked out of the box (as in: I did not have to edit anything by hand) | 15:42 |
dj_segfault | hutty: What app | 15:42 |
theadmin | llutz: aw shrugs. I managed to figure that debian packages are archives and can be unpacked to any folder and normally it "works" from there on. I just wanted it to be possible to download em without root as well :D | 15:42 |
remrot | hutty: what app? | 15:42 |
hutty | its called zipproxy | 15:43 |
ActionParsnip | sinbox: thats good, if you check the network cable, are the activity lights flashing around the physical connection ? | 15:43 |
jrib | theadmin: that doesn't run the .postinst and friends scripts though | 15:43 |
Futsuriai | So, my CPU frequency is somehow defaulting to the lowest setting after running for a while (and temperature is at an acceptable level) and I can after that point never increase it | 15:43 |
hutty | its not an ubuntu package | 15:43 |
theadmin | llutz: Okay then, is there a way to make apt-get get em in some directory, or is there an other way doing this? | 15:43 |
sinbox | ActionParsnip, yes and I can ping modem without problem | 15:44 |
trism | theadmin: well, you can download the single package without root with aptitude download package_name; it will download it to the current directory | 15:44 |
avis- | why isn't there an amazonmp3 downlaoder for lucid ? the selection in the ubuntu store was lacking songs that i hoped to hear. one might hope they'd partner with amazonmp3.com | 15:44 |
remrot | hutty: how does the output look exactly? | 15:44 |
theadmin | jrib: I dunno, my favorite way has always been ./configure --prefix=$HOME/somedir && make && make install anyway :D | 15:44 |
trism | theadmin: without root (or you could get the source and rebuild the package with apt-get source package_name; without being root) | 15:44 |
dj_segfault | hutty: I see /lib/lsb/init-functions which seems to be what /etc/init.d/functions used to be. Try that. | 15:45 |
ActionParsnip | avis: submit a suggestion on http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com | 15:45 |
zubair | Hi, I am trying to build gnu-pdf, it complains "libcheck (svn required) too old". Couldnt find any libcheck* package for ubuntu. | 15:45 |
avis- | i just feel its not rocketscience | 15:45 |
ActionParsnip | sinbox: ok but you can't connect to the world beyond the router? | 15:45 |
hutty | well when I try this "./zipproxy" | 15:45 |
mikedoty | Hi. Where's the best place to go to look for themes for ubuntu? | 15:46 |
hutty | all I get is "/etc/init.d/functions: No such file or directory" | 15:46 |
hutty | and nothing else! | 15:46 |
DJones | !themes | mikedoty | 15:46 |
ubottu | mikedoty: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy | 15:46 |
DJones | mikedoty: That should give you plenty of places to look | 15:47 |
ActionParsnip | mikedoty: http://ubuntumanual.org/posts/177/eyecandy-themes-for-ubuntu-download-via-launchpad-ppa-repo-and-be-safe | 15:47 |
DarkStar1 | Hello people. Is anyone here a big Monster Hunter fan? | 15:47 |
theadmin | DarkStar1: Uh. Offtopic. | 15:47 |
Pici | DarkStar1: try #ubuntu-offtopic | 15:48 |
mikedoty | Wow, that should definitely cover it. Thanks... | 15:48 |
DarkStar1 | theadmin: Aww.. come on!! gimme this one :) | 15:48 |
sinbox | ActionParsnip, I can, it is the bootp daemon which refuses to start on this machine | 15:48 |
ActionParsnip | mikedoty: there is no best btw, these are only suggestions | 15:48 |
theadmin | DarkStar1: ...heh... | 15:48 |
DarkStar1 | Pici: Oh It's a channel. Didn't realise.. :D | 15:48 |
ActionParsnip | sinbox: can you ping the bootp server? | 15:48 |
hutty | dj_segfault so I just install the lsb package? | 15:49 |
remrot | hutty: is zipproy a script? | 15:49 |
remrot | hutty: if so, try to change the call to what dj_segfault suggested | 15:49 |
Nubulis_Maximus | Hello | 15:50 |
remrot | hutty: or make a symlink: "sudo ln -s /lib/lsb/init-functions /etc/init/functions" | 15:50 |
Nubulis_Maximus | can anyone tell me how to get the login screen to display when I boot up? | 15:51 |
Nubulis_Maximus | I've added another user, but dont have the option to choose | 15:51 |
ActionParsnip | Nubulis_Maximus: did you enable autologin? | 15:51 |
remrot | dj_segfault: have you solved your problem? | 15:51 |
theadmin | Nubulis_Maximus: System - Admininstration - Login window | 15:51 |
hutty | no is not a script as its in "/usr/bin" | 15:52 |
Nubulis_Maximus | ActionParsnip: I did when I first installed | 15:52 |
david_ | Hi all | 15:52 |
AnxiousNut | this is weird! i just stoped /etc/init.d/networking but programs were still connected!! | 15:52 |
ActionParsnip | Nubulis_Maximus: then disable that, it will be shown | 15:52 |
sinbox | the bootp server won't start ActionParsnip when I try it says "Can not get my IP address" | 15:52 |
ilikecoffee | this to me: A whole computer freeze would require a driver/kernel fault :: My computer 9.10 AMD freezes, recently while playing video in chrome. (advised here to not use firefox). How can I trace this down? | 15:52 |
dj_segfault | remrot: No. I was able to completely remove the nvidia drivers and start x with nv driver. When I put the nvidia drivers back on I'm once again frozen at the Mythbuntu herringbone screen. | 15:52 |
david_ | du -sh and mount show a difference of 17.5 gigabytes. I think it has to do with the mysql databases I dropped ( they had a lot of innodb tables ), is there a easy way to recover this space ? | 15:52 |
Nubulis_Maximus | Got it | 15:52 |
dj_segfault | remrot: Thanks for getting back to me | 15:52 |
remrot | hutty: can be a script though! do "file ./zippproxy" | 15:52 |
Nubulis_Maximus | Thx | 15:53 |
hutty | ok then one sec | 15:53 |
Nubulis_Maximus | I looked in admin earlier, but didn't see it. | 15:53 |
PHP_Arun | Hello folks, i was sorta looking for some help regarding my Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop Edition... is it possible to upgrade it to 10.04 via ISO? | 15:53 |
remrot | dj_segfault: seems you've found a bug... | 15:53 |
DuCkNeT | got little issue my line in wont work in ubuntu 9.10 64 bit on a dell vostro 1520.... | 15:53 |
DuCkNeT | anyone has a clue ? | 15:53 |
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dj_segfault | remrot: I'm trying to remove my xorg.conf and restart now | 15:54 |
jrib | PHP_Arun: upgrade from what? | 15:54 |
remrot | hutty: if forgot the path, better to use "file /usr/bin/zipproxy" | 15:54 |
_bt | DuCkNeT: my vostro 1520 doesn't have a line in? | 15:54 |
theadmin | PHP_Arun: Uh, no. Better go with a clean install. Or you can first update to 9.10, then to 10.04, but... bad idea in general | 15:54 |
Nubulis_Maximus | anyone running superkaramba? | 15:54 |
theadmin | jrib: He wants to do a Jaunty => Lucid update | 15:54 |
remrot | dj_segfault: OK | 15:55 |
jrib | PHP_Arun: sorry, missed your statement. You can upgrade using an iso as theadmin said by going to 9.10 first, then 10.04. You have to use the alternate cd if you want to use an iso and not use the update-manager online | 15:55 |
jrib | !alternate > PHP_Arun | 15:55 |
ubottu | PHP_Arun, please see my private message | 15:55 |
DuCkNeT | _bt: i mean the mic input hehe | 15:55 |
jrib | !upgrade > PHP_Arun | 15:55 |
ActionParsnip | sinbox: the bootp server will most likely need a static IP or some other config, the client should just pick up the bootp so I'd look at the server config | 15:55 |
DuCkNeT | _bt: doesn it work for you ???? ive got headphone with a mic it does work on other system but not this one... and i need it hehe :P | 15:56 |
dj_segfault | remrot: I got X started, but dialog boxes have no window bar on top with close/max/min buttons etc. What can cause that? | 15:56 |
_bt | i got windows oon my 1520 :( | 15:57 |
DuCkNeT | awww gee | 15:57 |
DuCkNeT | hehe | 15:57 |
remrot | dj_segfault: so, evereything works with env drivers, but not with NDvidia? | 15:57 |
ActionParsnip | dj_segfault: press ALT+F2 type: metacity --replace press ENTER | 15:57 |
jiffe | does the quota system not update real time? | 15:57 |
jiffe | repquota doesn't seem to be accurate | 15:58 |
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nopix | hi | 15:58 |
Wavesonics | any good RSS readers for Linux that integrate well with Google Reader? | 15:58 |
sinbox | ActionParsnip, I've assigned a static IP to both the server machine and the client I want to install to in the modem config | 15:58 |
hutty | hey thanks remrot it seems the make install command didn't actually copy the zipproxy file into "/usr/bin/" | 15:58 |
remrot | hutty: np, you need to execute it as root! Does it work now? | 15:59 |
regebro | Dammit, I tried to upgrade from 8.04 LTS server to 10-04 LTS server, and it failed in the middle, and now everything is borked... | 16:00 |
Oprtz | regebro: lol :) | 16:00 |
hutty | remrot yeah but I need to set up the config file now! | 16:00 |
ragazzo | salve a tutti | 16:00 |
JuJuBee | Is there a simple way to install acroread, msttfcorefonts, flash,etc... | 16:00 |
regebro | Oprtz: Yeah, not so funny really. :-/ | 16:00 |
ragazzo | c'e qualcuno ita? | 16:00 |
ragazzo | che m può aiutare? | 16:01 |
Oprtz | regebro: i am sorry dude, :) | 16:01 |
ragazzo | :( | 16:01 |
wooj | !medibuntu JuJuBee | 16:01 |
Waldsen | Hello, what package installs Java 6 in Ubuntu 10.04? | 16:01 |
regebro | Any ideas on how to recover a half-upgrade? | 16:01 |
zubair | How to install "libcheck" on ubuntu 9.10? | 16:01 |
wooj | hmm. guess I don't know how to work the bot. | 16:01 |
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ActionParsnip | !java | Waldsen | 16:01 |
ubottu | Waldsen: To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java products search for sun-java6 -packages from the !Multiverse repository (!partner repository in Lucid) | 16:01 |
remrot | regebro: boot from a live system, chroot to the installed one and continue the upgrade | 16:02 |
JuJuBee | !medibuntu | JuJuBee | 16:02 |
ubottu | JuJuBee, please see my private message | 16:02 |
mbeierl | !it |ragazzo | 16:02 |
ubottu | ragazzo: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 16:02 |
ActionParsnip | regebro: boot to livecd, chrrot to the installed system and fix the system. half upgrades are not advised at all | 16:02 |
regebro | remrot, ActionParsnip: Good idea. Can't unfortunately, as I don't have physical access. | 16:02 |
hutty | ok I have to reboot now thanks guys! | 16:02 |
Mcl0vin | Good morning folks | 16:02 |
remrot | regebro: ohh... | 16:02 |
nucking | hey everyone how can i untar only a specific dir inside an archive? to a specific spot? | 16:02 |
remrot | hutty: np | 16:03 |
ActionParsnip | regebro: you'll need it dude | 16:03 |
regebro | apt-get says "tar: ./md5sums: Cannot utime: Bad file descriptor" | 16:03 |
Milos_SD | Hi. I have a problem with playing anything with gstreamer apps... | 16:03 |
regebro | ActionParsnip: well I don't have it, and even if I did, there is no CD. :) | 16:03 |
Milos_SD | I can't play video files with it :( | 16:03 |
remrot | regebro: maybe your server has a rescue system or sth. liek that? | 16:03 |
regebro | remrot: Possibly. | 16:04 |
dj_segfault | Ugh. When I use nvidia settings, it says failed to parse existing X config file | 16:04 |
remrot | dj_segfault: does an xorg.conf exist? | 16:04 |
mbeierl | nucking: "tar xvf tar.tar the.directory.name.here" | 16:04 |
Waldsen | Thank you!! | 16:04 |
ActionParsnip | nucking: http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/tar/extracting-files.html) | 16:04 |
JuJuBee | wooj: I didn't install it on my laptop and still go these items. I | 16:04 |
VCoolio | Milos_SD: go for mplayer apps then; also be more specific; any error messages? what if you do 'gstreamer-app video.avi' in a terminal? | 16:04 |
ActionParsnip | regebro: most systems can boot usb | 16:04 |
remrot | regebro: check that, most of the time, if you rent a server there is something like that, where you can get a shell and access your installation... | 16:04 |
regebro | ActionParsnip: Look, I do NOT have physical acces. The end. | 16:04 |
ActionParsnip | regebro: well you need it. the end | 16:05 |
ien | hi, everybody! i want to uninstall transmission from my laptop, but synaptics suggest to uninstall lubuntu-desktop too. is that safe? | 16:05 |
regebro | remrot: i *only* have shell access. It's a server. | 16:05 |
Milos_SD | VCoolio, error is that totem is trying to find a codec for the video file, but can't find it. Even rhythmbox doesn't play mp3 :) | 16:05 |
ActionParsnip | ien: its a metapackage so is completely hollow | 16:05 |
david_ | nevermind, my bad. Linux released the space but cause I deleted so much it took it's time | 16:05 |
nucking | thanks mbeierl and ActionParsnip | 16:06 |
ActionParsnip | ien: removing metapackages doesn't remove the contents | 16:06 |
VCoolio | Milos_SD: did you install restricted-extras and the media stuff that is recommended by any howto available on the net? | 16:06 |
kriston | What's the best way to manage running services in Ubuntu 10.04 that keeps things working? The bum(8) command? | 16:06 |
remrot | regebro: i know, I have one of those too ;) but i can start sth. called "rescue shell". The system is shut down and I can access it from another system via a shell... | 16:06 |
JuJuBee | wooj: Ah restricted-extras | 16:06 |
antonio_ | is this umask 012 = chmod 654??? | 16:06 |
ActionParsnip | kriston: there is no best | 16:06 |
Milos_SD | VCoolio, yes I did ... I have all gstreamer packages installed | 16:06 |
Julia | Whats a good format these days? ext3? | 16:06 |
VCoolio | !codecs | Milos_SD | 16:06 |
ubottu | Milos_SD: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 16:06 |
theadmin | Julia: Use ext4 | 16:07 |
Jenna | hiyall I need to change the color of xdm screen from gray to white ? any pointers ? | 16:07 |
regebro | remrot: Ah, I see what you mean. Yeah, I think I have that. | 16:07 |
Julia | theadmin: sounds a bit bleeding edge to me. | 16:07 |
ActionParsnip | Julia: for non flash based storeage ext4 is good, for flash based storage, ext2 will prolong the life | 16:07 |
ien | thanx! | 16:07 |
Julia | ActionParsnip: what about ext3? | 16:07 |
regebro | remrot: What could you do at that point? | 16:07 |
ien | <ActionParsnip> thanx! | 16:07 |
VCoolio | antonio_: 765 I think | 16:07 |
kriston | ActionParsnip: Oh I was afraid of that. Am I to edit /etc/init/ and /etc/rc?.d ? | 16:07 |
remrot | regebro: good :) use it to do a backup first! | 16:07 |
ActionParsnip | Julia: ext3 is long standing tried and tested but the current kernels implement ext4 well | 16:07 |
jiffe | how do I get the quota system to work in real time? | 16:07 |
remrot | regebro: then check if you can chroot from there and continue upgrade | 16:08 |
ActionParsnip | !boot | kriston | 16:08 |
ubottu | kriston: Boot options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions - To add/remove startup services, you can use the package 'bum', or update-rc.d - To add your own startup scripts, use /etc/rc.local - See also !grub and !dualboot - Making a boot floppy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto/BootFloppy - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SmartBootManagerHowto | 16:08 |
Julia | ActionParsnip: the current stable debian has no ext4. and i dont like partitions that i cannot access from some oses. | 16:08 |
regebro | remrot: I can access it as it is now. I do not know hot to continue the upgrade | 16:08 |
w00tw00t | help... any empathy users? | 16:08 |
regebro | . | 16:08 |
w00tw00t | how do i disable the groups in contact list? | 16:08 |
ActionParsnip | Julia: debian is offtopic here, this is ubuntu support | 16:08 |
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remrot | regebro: sudp update-manager -d | 16:08 |
w00tw00t | i wish to list all users without groupings, e.g. Family or Co Workers | 16:08 |
ActionParsnip | Julia: if you want access from more OSs then ntfs is a good choice, or fat32 | 16:09 |
Julia | ActionParsnip: i am not allowed to format a disk with ubuntu in a way that debian can read it? | 16:09 |
remrot | regebro: or "sudo aptitude dist-upgrade" | 16:09 |
como | Hi. I have a problem with Ludic. I had a sshfs mount last time I was logged on. Now when I try to login to the X window session, it asks me for a password for that mount point several times, and then it logs me off automatically no matter what I do. Any ideas how to fix this? | 16:09 |
Linux | Is there any way we can use msn and yahoo voice chat in Ubuntu 10.04? | 16:09 |
kriston | ActionParsnip: Thanks, but BootOptions has utterly nothing to do with my question. | 16:09 |
theadmin | ActionParsnip: You can't install on a NTFS or a FAT32 | 16:09 |
Linux | Is there any way we can use msn and yahoo voice chat in Ubuntu 10.04? | 16:09 |
ActionParsnip | Julia: ext2 will be readable by debian, windows also has an ap to install to read ext2 | 16:09 |
regebro | remrot: Right, then we get to the error: " Cannot utime: Bad file descriptor" | 16:10 |
Julia | ActionParsnip: what about ext3? | 16:10 |
under | hi, i've to listen this radio ( http://www.elleradio.it/ascolta.php?op=wmp ) but ubuntu cant find a codec. How can i fix? | 16:10 |
w00tw00t | empathy help needed! i wish to list all users without groupings, e.g. Family or Co Workers | 16:10 |
w00tw00t | how do i do it? | 16:10 |
theadmin | Julia: ext3 can not be read by Windows already due to introduction of journal | 16:10 |
ActionParsnip | Julia: sure, ext3 is ext2 with a journal and is great | 16:10 |
Linux | Is there any way we can use msn and yahoo voice chat in Ubuntu 10.04? | 16:10 |
ActionParsnip | linux: amsn | 16:10 |
theadmin | Linux, w00tw00t, be patient please, if someone knows, they will answer | 16:11 |
Linux | ok, thx | 16:11 |
Julia | theadmin, ActionParsnip: ok, will use ext3. dont care about windows. last windows i used was windows 2000. | 16:11 |
ActionParsnip | julia: same here, weird BSOD pused me to Linux :) | 16:11 |
theadmin | ActionParsnip: Haha! You went to Linux because you got tired of BSoD's, too? Cool. | 16:12 |
under | hi, i've to listen this radio ( http://www.elleradio.it/ascolta.php?op=wmp ) but ubuntu cant find a codec. How can i fix? | 16:12 |
remrot | regebro: then the system is a bad state | 16:12 |
regebro | remrot: Hm. | 16:12 |
remrot | regebro: backup as much as you can and try the chroot thin | 16:12 |
regebro | remrot: OK... | 16:13 |
lucid_lynx | is it possible to manually update the list of items in the list with the mail icon thingy on the top panel? | 16:13 |
ActionParsnip | theadmin: i completely rebuilt the system a billion times using different hardware and got the same result. Strangely the system was fine with Mandrake 7, go figure | 16:13 |
remrot | regebro: good luck, and don't forget the backup ;) | 16:13 |
theadmin | ActionParsnip: ...o_O | 16:13 |
* Julia uses linux because i like the shell. | 16:13 | |
iceroot | Julia: have a look at zsh | 16:14 |
theadmin | ActionParsnip: Mandrake, mandrake... Wait, isn't it Mandriva now? | 16:14 |
Dr_Willis | !info fish | 16:14 |
ubottu | fish (source: fish): a friendly interactive shell. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.23.1-2 (lucid), package size 786 kB, installed size 3840 kB | 16:14 |
Dr_Willis | So many shells... | 16:14 |
ActionParsnip | theadmin: its before they merged with whatevertheyarecalled-iva its pre-mandriva days | 16:14 |
Julia | bash works fine for me | 16:14 |
trism | lucid_lynx: adding items or removing them? adding is easy (although they don't do much other than launch the item), and you're supposed to be able to blacklist items but I haven't managed to get it to work | 16:14 |
onetinsoldier | i installed 'bashish'... it required that 'fish' shell :-) | 16:15 |
lucid_lynx | trism: no, I mean just updating it - I ran multiple instances of one of the programs, and now I have two items, even though I quitted one of the instances | 16:15 |
theadmin | ActionParsnip: Well... Mandriva is a paid distribution which I totally laugh at, paid linux is like lolwut | 16:15 |
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trism | lucid_lynx: oh, that should be fixed if you log out and back in | 16:15 |
lucid_lynx | trims: okey - by the way, do you by any chance know what that item is called in the "Add to Panel" list? | 16:16 |
trism | lucid_lynx: indicator applet | 16:17 |
Razass | on a dualboot with vista and ubuntu 10.04 installed on separate drives, how can I see my linux drive from within windows? | 16:17 |
theadmin | lucid_lynx: Indicator Applet | 16:17 |
w00tw00t | help, there is an "envelope" at my notification area. how do i get rid of it? | 16:17 |
Mcl0vin | i am ssh to my linux box1, then ssh to another box"box2" in my LAN ..how can i transfer a file from box2 to box1 | 16:17 |
regebro | remrot: Thanks. Luckily most data is on a separate disk, so I won't have to get it back after backing it up. But it's still an annoying pain to have to reinstall the OS. *All* my Lucid upgrades have failed, but not this hard. :/ | 16:17 |
lucid_lynx | trism, theadmin: okay, thanks :) | 16:17 |
ActionParsnip | theadmin: its a free distro, there are paid for bits, just like their are paid for bits of ubuntu | 16:17 |
theadmin | Razass: You can not, Windows doesn't read ext4 | 16:17 |
Mcl0vin | scp? | 16:17 |
lucid_lynx | w00tw00t: right click -> Remove from panel | 16:17 |
Razass | theadmin: alright thanks | 16:17 |
theadmin | ActionParsnip: Well... WHAT. Where are paid-for bits in Ubuntu O_O | 16:17 |
ActionParsnip | theadmin: http://www2.mandriva.com/downloads/?p=linux-one has a torrent and a link to the iso direct, its free | 16:17 |
ActionParsnip | theadmin: phone support | 16:18 |
* Julia hates the "lost+found" directory in ext3 | 16:18 | |
Julia | it looks messy | 16:18 |
theadmin | ActionParsnip: Ah, support... | 16:18 |
theadmin | Julia: It's there in ext4 too... it kind of a blehs | 16:18 |
w00tw00t | lucid_lynx: doesnt work. that is to remove the notification area. | 16:18 |
Razass | I'm going to throw this up again in case anyone new is here :) http://superuser.com/questions/139818/ubuntu-10-04-not-detecting-multiple-monitors | 16:19 |
Julia | theadmin: blehs? | 16:19 |
w00tw00t | lucid_lynx: doesnt work. that is to remove the notification area. | 16:19 |
theadmin | Julia: Well, "sucks", but that word is not appreciated here | 16:19 |
remrot | regebro: I totally understand, had similar probs too, that's why I'm using debian on teh server, less upgrades ;) | 16:19 |
trism | w00tw00t: is this on 10.04? you should be able to uninstall indicator-messages and it will remove the envelope but keep the volume control | 16:19 |
Julia | theadmin: yeah it sucks. | 16:19 |
Mcl0vin | !scp | 16:20 |
ubottu | SCP is a secure way of copying files across networks using !SSH. Usage: scp filename user@host:filename - WinSCP is a client for Windows, available at http://winscp.net/ | 16:20 |
w00tw00t | trism, thanks | 16:20 |
Waldsen | Hello, how do i add the !partner repository in Ubuntu 10.04? (I want Sun Java 6) | 16:20 |
theadmin | ubottu: partner | Waldsen | 16:20 |
ubottu | Waldsen: Canonical's partner repositories provide packages a location for software vendors to publish applications. The repo itself can be added by running this in a !terminal: « sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ RELEASE partner" » where RELEASE is lucid/karmic/etc | 16:20 |
regebro | remrot: Well, I haven't upgraded it since 2008, so. ;) In fact, once I backed everything up, I'll just scratch it and deploy 10.04 LTS directly. | 16:20 |
JuJuBee | If I want to use netbeans, do I need the sun java or will open do fine? | 16:20 |
Julia | is "cp -r" the right way to copy everything without following symlinks but copying the symlinks themselves? | 16:20 |
ActionParsnip | wassup with ext4, works fine here and everyones favourite google use the fs | 16:21 |
Julia | Looks like "cp -a" is the way. | 16:21 |
peaces | any way i can get nautilus to remember the folders i have open in tree view? i routinely get several levels deep in a tree in various subfolders and then when i double click a folder or hit a bookmark or something, and hit back, i'm back to the root view | 16:21 |
ActionParsnip | Waldsen: look in system -> admin -> software sources | 16:21 |
resno | what is the easiest way to move all the files from one machine to another? | 16:21 |
ActionParsnip | resno: rsync | 16:21 |
resno | ActionParsnip: rsync will maintain permissions? | 16:22 |
IdleOne | rsync is nice. I did 80GiB in about 6 hours | 16:22 |
Julia | Will "cp -av" work to see some action on screen while copying? | 16:22 |
ActionParsnip | resno: afaik yes | 16:22 |
IdleOne | resno: yes | 16:22 |
ActionParsnip | resno: theres grsync too if you want a GUI | 16:22 |
resno | IdleOne: good, i will be moving about 80 gb | 16:23 |
resno | ActionParsnip: its on a server, so gui wont any help | 16:23 |
jiffe | how do I get the quota system to work in real time? I have a mailbox which was over quota, I cleaned it out but it still shows it being over quota | 16:23 |
ActionParsnip | resno: ok no worries :) | 16:23 |
resno | thanks ActionParsnip IdleOne | 16:23 |
onetinsoldier | Julia: it will show in a terminal... the -v means 'verbose', so it will show what's it's copying with that option | 16:24 |
Julia | ok | 16:24 |
helo | i need to install an older version of xorg to get avoid a regression... is there some way to see which versions are available? | 16:24 |
JoeSomebody | hi, will this ati chipset card work in ubuntu? ASUS EAH4650/DI/1GD2(LP) | 16:24 |
jo_ | anyone know hoy to get evolution to work with free yahoo mail? | 16:24 |
dacresni | who thought it was a good idea to make gnome-terminal interpret single letter commnads like Q for help? | 16:25 |
helo | i don't think it is supposed to do that | 16:26 |
Dr_Willis | /home/willis $ Q | 16:26 |
Dr_Willis | Q: command not found | 16:26 |
dacresni | now, (for some reason) whenever i type q in the terminal it pops help | 16:26 |
dacresni | its gnome-terminal, Lucid Lynx | 16:26 |
Dr_Willis | dacresni: you mean the 'f1' help browser? | 16:26 |
IdleOne | helo: does not do that here | 16:26 |
Canaman | Hi, i'm with problem with Thunderbird and new ubuntu. The http links aren't open in firefox anymore. I seted the option network.protocol-handler.app.http to /usr/bin/firefox, but still not open. Anyone? | 16:26 |
dacresni | just look, under the help it has Q contents | 16:27 |
dacresni | so just capital q | 16:27 |
smik | What is the CTRL+Z in xterm produce as its equivalent? | 16:27 |
helo | F1 help can be fixed by chmod -x `which gnome-help` | 16:27 |
helo | for some values of "fixed" ;) | 16:27 |
Dr_Willis | Help menu -> Contents F1 | 16:27 |
stopsign | anyone know a good program for finding and deleting duplicant files? | 16:27 |
jo_ | anyone know hoy to get evolution to work with free yahoo mail? | 16:27 |
dacresni | hm | 16:27 |
smik | I mean I want to know the ASCII equivalent of CTRL+Z in xterm | 16:27 |
Dr_Willis | smik: thats sends a task to the background. | 16:27 |
dacresni | Dr_Willis: even on Luicd linx? | 16:27 |
Dr_Willis | smik: im not sure there is one | 16:27 |
helo | dacresni: i suspect you accidentally assigned the 'q' key to help | 16:27 |
Dr_Willis | dacresni: I am on lucid. F1 is help in gnome terminal. not Q, | 16:28 |
dacresni | well its capital but how do I change it? | 16:28 |
Dr_Willis | dacresni: there are some ways to reassign menu items in gnome. but normally thats disabled | 16:28 |
aaandaiii | Every time i login ubuntu needs to connect to my secure wifi and asks for my master password. Can I make it unlock the keyring when i login instead? | 16:28 |
dacresni | oy | 16:28 |
jo_ | anyone know hoy to get evolution to work with free yahoo mail? | 16:28 |
Dr_Willis | aaandaiii: you can set the keyring password to be blank. and it wont ask. | 16:28 |
dacresni | jo_ free yahoo mail doesn't have pop access | 16:28 |
arand | Canaman: Maybe you need to set it to <<firefox "%s">> or so... | 16:28 |
Dr_Willis | aaandaiii: video if doing it at -> http:/drop.io/dr_willis (i think the video is still there) | 16:29 |
onetinsoldier | !info fdupes | stopsign | 16:29 |
ubottu | stopsign: fdupes (source: fdupes): identifies duplicate files within given directories. In component main, is optional. Version 1.50-PR2-2build1 (lucid), package size 18 kB, installed size 84 kB | 16:29 |
stopsign | ty onetinsoldier | 16:29 |
ActionParsnip | Canaman: http://www.zulustips.com/2007/03/28/forcing-thunderbird-to-open-links-in-firefox.html | 16:29 |
w00tw00t | trism: you are right! how did you know about it?? | 16:29 |
aaandaiii | Dr_Willis: thank you :) | 16:29 |
bastid_raZor | jo_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingYahooWithEvolution you'll need to edit some of the paths.. probably drop the .au in some | 16:29 |
Canaman | arand ActionParsnip i'll try | 16:29 |
onetinsoldier | stopsign: you're welcome. i've never used it, but i thinkit's what you're looking for. good luck :-) | 16:30 |
jo_ | thanks | 16:30 |
Dr_Willis | aaandaiii: its trival to do.. you just got to realize theres a 'right click' menu item in the passwords tool :) harder to explain then to do. | 16:30 |
artisan | hi, having troubles with knetworkmanager & 3g stick. anyone experiences here? where can I see (log) what knetworkmanager does (or doesn't do) ? | 16:30 |
ActionParsnip | aaandaiii: http://johnny.chadda.se/article/unlock-the-gnome-keyring-upon-login/ | 16:30 |
TuX10 | hi all | 16:30 |
ActionParsnip | aaandaiii: i use wicd instead, doesn't have that nonesense | 16:31 |
onetinsoldier | howdy | 16:31 |
leagris | What is the proper/recommanded way of configuring a static eth0 network interface and not having NetworkManager complain it is disconnected? | 16:31 |
dacresni | hmm | 16:31 |
tn90 | hey after some time my xserver crashes on my lucid with intel hd graphics. i guess that this error message from /var/log/messages is related to the problem: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/398266/ | 16:31 |
dacresni | keyboard shortcuts commands | 16:32 |
dacresni | i dont know how that happened | 16:32 |
padhu | One question is iches in my mind for an long period. that is why Ubuntu will not add ffmpeg plug-in in Live CD/DVD like Debian? | 16:32 |
ActionParsnip | leagris: if you will always use staic ip then you can sitch network manager and use /etc/network/interfaces | 16:32 |
_blackwater_ | tn90 what does /var/log/Xorg.0.log output | 16:32 |
Charbel | hi, how can i remove spaces between icons in indicator area ? can some help ? | 16:32 |
Palestine | when i get the xfce desktop, i shall active it or just reboot my box ? | 16:33 |
artisan | hi, having troubles with knetworkmanager & 3g stick. where can I see (log) what knetworkmanager does (or doesn't do) ? stick gets detected, credentials are set, LEDs go green, but actually no connection is there .. | 16:33 |
ActionParsnip | leagris: s/sitch/ditch | 16:33 |
arthurmaciel | hi! | 16:34 |
ActionParsnip | artisan: can you ping 8.8.8.8 ? | 16:34 |
Charbel | hi, how can i remove spaces between icons in indicator area ? can some help ? | 16:34 |
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tn90 | _blackwater_, i did not find an error message on this: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/398267/ | 16:35 |
Impy^ | Hi i'm using ubuntu 10,04 and sometimes when i start up my computer i get full working sound but other times theres no sound at all, Plus there's no shutdown button only logout | 16:35 |
jackal_ | hi guys | 16:35 |
vadi01 | guys in ubuntu 10.04 how do i install flash player plugin? | 16:35 |
vadi01 | 32 bit | 16:35 |
artisan | ActionParsnip: nope. ip r shows neither a ppp device (which I would expect) nor any device with an IP | 16:36 |
onetinsoldier | Charbel: don't know. you might be able to right-click on an icon and then select 'Move' and be able to move it around a little. other than that, i don't know | 16:36 |
ActionParsnip | Impy^: when it boots with sound etc run: dmesg > ~/works.txt when you get a bad boot run: dmesg > ~/bad.txt and compare the text | 16:36 |
Wavesonics | i have a directory of scripts in my home dir that i want to be able to execute from anywhere, how do i add that dir to the path to search? | 16:36 |
arthurmaciel | I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 on an i386 laptop. Yesterday I updated the pc, but now I cannot boot. The boot screen keeps running and on shell I get the following msg: 'init ureadahead-other main process (725) terminated with status 4'. This happens with kernels 2.6.[32,31].[21,22]. I'm running shell on 2.6.28 now. | 16:36 |
Dr_Willis | vadi01: theres a package in the package manager you install. called flash-installer i think | 16:36 |
ActionParsnip | artisan: if you run: route do you have a default gateway set | 16:36 |
onetinsoldier | vadi01: try installing 'flashplugin-installer' | 16:36 |
jacekowski | arthurmaciel: reinstall | 16:36 |
ActionParsnip | Wavesonics: add the folder to $PATH | 16:36 |
Dr_Willis | flashplugin-installer - Adobe Flash Player plugin installer | 16:37 |
onetinsoldier | !info flashpulgin-installer | 16:37 |
ubottu | Package flashpulgin-installer does not exist in lucid | 16:37 |
Impy^ | ActionParsnip i just did the bad.txt one | 16:37 |
artisan | ActionParsnip: as I said 'ip r' shows nothing relevant | 16:37 |
onetinsoldier | oops.. i misspelled. as usual.. typo prone here | 16:37 |
madbiologist | G'day all | 16:37 |
vadi01 | thanks | 16:37 |
^mNotIntelligent | hi all ! | 16:37 |
onetinsoldier | !info flashplugin-installer | 16:37 |
ubottu | flashplugin-installer (source: flashplugin-nonfree): Adobe Flash Player plugin installer. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 10.0.45.2ubuntu1 (lucid), package size 19 kB, installed size 184 kB (Only available for i386 amd64 lpia) | 16:37 |
arthurmaciel | jacekowski: can I do this through network (question). I dont have a pendrive nor CD/DVD | 16:37 |
artisan | ActionParsnip: where is logged what the networkmanager does? | 16:37 |
Charbel | onetinsoldier, if i do that the indicator applet move with all its icons | 16:37 |
Impy^ | ActionParsnip do you have somewhere i can paste it all too? | 16:37 |
onetinsoldier | Charbel: oh, roger. i don't know then, sorry | 16:37 |
smik | I want to know the ASCII equivalent of CTRL+Z in xterm | 16:37 |
ActionParsnip | Impy^: you need a good one to compare to dude, see whats different | 16:38 |
Charbel | thank you onetinsoldier | 16:38 |
achilles | i have bought a usb drive, and wanna check if there are any bad sectors present in it..how do i do it | 16:38 |
achilles | ..? | 16:38 |
Impy^ | okay | 16:38 |
Impy^ | i'll brb | 16:38 |
Impy^ | ha | 16:38 |
smik | I want to know the ASCII equivalent of CTRL+Z in xterm | 16:38 |
onetinsoldier | Charbel: you're welcome. sorry i couldn't really help | 16:38 |
blackxored | hi guys, two questions, since the ubuntu development seems to be limitating me ;) a) how do I enable terminal audible bell back b) how can I change splash screen | 16:38 |
ActionParsnip | Wavesonics: export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/folder | 16:38 |
vadi01 | and one more thing i need a graphical svn which one can i use in ubuntu? | 16:38 |
Charbel | it's ok man | 16:38 |
ActionParsnip | smik: could try xev | 16:38 |
vadi01 | cause kdesvn gets too slow | 16:38 |
blackxored | anyones? | 16:38 |
onetinsoldier | Charbel: if you keep asking someone else might know eventually. just don't repeat too often | 16:38 |
vadi01 | !svn | 16:39 |
ubottu | svn is Subversion: an open-source revision control system, which aims to be a compelling replacement for CVS. See http://subversion.tigris.org/ | 16:39 |
vadi01 | !gnome svn | 16:39 |
achilles | hello any one ready to help me | 16:39 |
onetinsoldier | vadi01: use 'esvn' | 16:39 |
regebro | Weird, it seems I got caught in a bug that makes it impossible to upgrade from 8.04 to 10.04. Yet, the official docs say you can!? | 16:39 |
onetinsoldier | !info esvn | 16:39 |
ubottu | esvn (source: esvn): frontend for the Subversion revision system written in Qt. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.6.12+1-1ubuntu1 (lucid), package size 382 kB, installed size 1120 kB | 16:39 |
w00tw00t | how do i change the 3D effects on Lucid? in the past i used beryl manager. now? | 16:39 |
vadi01 | ok thanks | 16:39 |
ActionParsnip | blackxored: edit -> profile preferences tick the terminal bell box | 16:39 |
vadi01 | achilles, just ask question | 16:39 |
ActionParsnip | !beryl | w00tw00t | 16:40 |
ubottu | w00tw00t: Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion. New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz | 16:40 |
Charbel | thx onetinsoldier i will try google | 16:40 |
tn90 | w00tw00t, compizconfig-settings-manager (CCSM) | 16:40 |
achilles | vadi01, i have already asked it | 16:40 |
onetinsoldier | Charbel: roger.. good luck | 16:40 |
Charbel | ty | 16:40 |
achilles | vadi01, should i repeat it..? | 16:40 |
blackxored | ActionParsnip, don't take for that lol, it's something wrong with pulseaudio, when I do a pactl list on fedora shows a gnome-terminal profile preference, in lucid it doesn't | 16:40 |
w00tw00t | oops | 16:40 |
arthurmaciel | guys, how can I reinstall ubuntu through network? | 16:40 |
Julia | arthurmaciel: without a cd? | 16:41 |
madjoe | is there any application I could use to see a website in IE8 browser on my Ubuntu? I don't want to use Windows emulator (VM), and if there's any possible way, I would avoid wine for security (?) reasons. | 16:41 |
arthurmaciel | Julia: yes | 16:41 |
Julia | arthurmaciel: i never tried that. | 16:41 |
smik | ActionParsnip: I am on it. There are lot of information outputed. When I press CTRL I can see it. But I can't exactly find the ascii equivalent | 16:41 |
blackxored | arthurjohnson, setup a dhcp and bootp server and boot through network toward net-install imgs | 16:41 |
tull | how can i modify display illumination on ubuntu lucid? | 16:41 |
alberto | hi | 16:41 |
bastid_raZor | !install | arthurmaciel | 16:41 |
ubottu | arthurmaciel: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 16:41 |
achilles | i have bought a usb drive, and wanna check if there are any bad sectors present in it..how do i do it | 16:41 |
blackxored | arthurmaciel, the msg for arthurjohnson, tab completion sucks :P | 16:41 |
yeryry | you want to avoid wine for security reasons.. yet you want to run IE? | 16:41 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: given those limits.. proberlyu not. theres some tools to use some older ie's in wine. | 16:41 |
alberto | can i run MSN videoconference in Ubuntu? how? | 16:42 |
lisa_ | hi can someone tell me how to determin which type of encrption one of my partitions is using? | 16:42 |
* Dr_Willis agrees with yeryry | 16:42 | |
notbenh | I'm having udev issues with my mouse, followed docs, built rule, but it never matches and the default udev picks are wrong. | 16:42 |
ActionParsnip | achilles: use fsck, make sure the partitions are unmounted | 16:42 |
blackxored | lisa_, mount? | 16:42 |
onetinsoldier | achilles: yes, repeat your question. something like every five to ten minutes or so... | 16:42 |
sik4mpret | hello all. | 16:42 |
notbenh | is there any way that I can attempt to mimic the addition of a udev device so that I can follow the rules that are matched? | 16:42 |
arthurmaciel | blackxored: I didn't put it right: I'm on an ubuntu box with internet and want to reinstall the whole system on it (no network, no CD, no pendrive - it is real) | 16:42 |
tn90 | hey after some time my xserver crashes on my lucid with intel hd graphics. i guess that this error message from /var/log/messages is related to the problem: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/398266/ | 16:42 |
Julia | lisa_: if it uses luks you can probably readit with some tool. | 16:42 |
ActionParsnip | yeryry: http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Installation its not great but kinda works | 16:42 |
lisa_ | i want to resize it but i cant because its ntfs/encrypted | 16:42 |
blackxored | arthurjohnson, get access to other machine and setup network boot | 16:43 |
artisan | where is logged what the networkmanager does? | 16:43 |
blackxored | none? | 16:43 |
blackxored | hi guys, two questions, since the ubuntu development seems to be limitating me ;) a) how do I enable terminal audible bell back b) how can I change splash screen | 16:43 |
lisa_ | i plan to use cyptsetup to but i need to figure pt is being used what type of cry | 16:43 |
Julia | artisan: tail -f /var/log/syslog | 16:43 |
madjoe | yeryry, Dr_Willis: no, not to run IE8, maybe there's some light IE-viewer, I need it for the development only.. not for surfing.. but ok, I'll go with wine then | 16:43 |
yeryry | ActionParsnip: that would be for madjoe | 16:43 |
artisan | Julia: nope. | 16:43 |
w00tw00t | i have installed CCSM, but can i find it in the main menu? i wish to start it | 16:43 |
madbiologist | madjoe - the User Agent Switcher extension might be what you need. | 16:43 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: theres no such thing that ive ever seen. | 16:43 |
demonspork | on Ubuntu 9.10, I had Google Chrome running in the background for a long time, using it periodically. After a recent stint of not using it for a while, I switched to that window and my system suddenly slowed to a crawl. The mouse moves only a little bit, very jumpy, I can't even SSH into it, it takes forever to acknowledge a connection and then never does reach a shell after entering the password. I tried switching to another TTY and log | 16:43 |
demonspork | ging in there and trying to kill Chrome or whatever was causing this bug (it may be compiz) But that did the same thing as SSH. How can I kill the process that is destroying my system without forcing a restart and losing all of my work? | 16:43 |
lisa_ | could be luksopen | 16:43 |
arthurmaciel | blackxored: I just can't. | 16:43 |
ActionParsnip | w00tw00t: press alt+f2 type: ccsm press enter | 16:44 |
artisan | Julia: actually there is nothing regarding connections, just eg. the kernel messsages regarding the 3g modem, but nothing network related | 16:44 |
blackxored | w00tw00t, system -> preferences -> settings manager | 16:44 |
notbenh | Is there a better place to ask udev questions? | 16:44 |
Wavesonics | hhmmm i dont have a .bash_profile in 10.04, is htat just b/c it hasnt been created yet? or is that deprecated? | 16:44 |
arthurmaciel | blackxored: I really suspect it is a problem with X. How can I reinstall it? | 16:44 |
Dr_Willis | madbiologist: the reason the ies4linux thing was developed was to let one run ie to 'test' your web devopment in a real IE. | 16:44 |
blackxored | arthurjohnson, and how do you plan to install *anything* in such an issolation state, no cd, wow? | 16:44 |
Julia | artisan: ok, i thought it might be there because wifi stuff gets logged there on my machine. | 16:44 |
ActionParsnip | demonspork: ps -ef | grep -i chrom | 16:44 |
blackxored | arthurjohnson, you might have not, maybe tweaking /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 16:44 |
w00tw00t | thanks blackxored!!! i found it! | 16:44 |
blackxored | will do it | 16:44 |
ActionParsnip | demonspork: then kill the pid using -9 option | 16:44 |
arthurmaciel | blackxored: does not the upgrade from 9.10 to 10.04 happened that way, replacing core packages? | 16:44 |
madjoe | madbiologist: user agent switcher just changes the user agent.. it does not help me to render the page like IE does... | 16:44 |
shkiper | hey people. Anybode executed the fallout 1 ? | 16:44 |
blackxored | w00tw00t, np next time go watch a little bit first ;) | 16:45 |
blackxored | arthurjohnson, always does | 16:45 |
blackxored | arthurjohnson, that's the point of a dist-upgrade | 16:45 |
Pici | !dist-upgrade | blackxored | 16:45 |
ubottu | blackxored: A dist-upgrade will install new dependencies for packages already installed and may remove packages if they are no longer needed. Please see !upgrade for the proper way to upgrade to a new version of Ubuntu. | 16:45 |
tull | lisa, gparted or gnome disk utility doesn't say you the type of encryption? | 16:45 |
blackxored | I have a dialog with arthurjohnson ;) hope he's not there ;) | 16:46 |
arthurmaciel | blackxored: after upgrading some packages (I don't know wich - ubuntu that did it) I cannot boot. How can I fix it? | 16:46 |
madjoe | Dr_Willis: ies4linux is for older IE browser only... I was hoping there's something similar for IE8 | 16:46 |
blackxored | Pici, thank you but that's supposed to help me how? | 16:46 |
Pici | blackxored: Because dist-upgrades are not for upgrading to the next release of Ubuntu | 16:46 |
blackxored | arthurjohnson, rephrase can't boot, you see grub, you see splash, you see X, you see GDM? where are you exactly stock | 16:46 |
Pici | blackxored: and you're responding to the wrong nick ;) | 16:47 |
blackxored | Pici, I was refering to distribution upgrade, probably you're talking about apt-get dist-upgrade :P | 16:47 |
jwdavidjw | UML 2.0 infp? | 16:47 |
blackxored | Pici, yes I pointed that out ;) | 16:47 |
jwdavidjw | UML 2.0 information | 16:47 |
kraehe | can someone tell me where ubuntu stores the list of locales to generate on `dpgk-reconfigure locales` (normaly this would be /etc/locale.gen - but ubuntu ignores this file) | 16:47 |
demonspork | ActionParsnip, I need a place to enter that command, I ssh never reaches a shell, another TTY never reaches a shell, they both finish the login but never reach a prompt, and the GUI is completely useless (it won't even rerender correctly after switching back from the other TTY) | 16:47 |
Pici | blackxored: No, I mean you still are talking to 'arthurjohnson' not arthurmaciel | 16:47 |
blackxored | Pici, yeah | 16:48 |
blackxored | I should be getting lunch by now | 16:48 |
blackxored | :P | 16:48 |
arthurmaciel | guys, how is the Xorg package called? I intend to remove it. | 16:48 |
subspider | guys i don't have sound | 16:48 |
subspider | !sound | 16:48 |
ubottu | If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 16:48 |
mustu | hi, where in work the ubuntu trademark is registered...? | 16:49 |
mustu | world* | 16:49 |
madjoe | How valid is my fear of using Wine (regarding security)? Should I rather not use it without any "extra protection"? | 16:49 |
onetinsoldier | kraehe: hmmm, not certain, but you might want to look at the following file --> /etc/default/locale | 16:50 |
madbiologist | madjoe - I guess a VM would be slightly better than dual booting | 16:50 |
demonspork | ActionParsnip, nevermind, the other TTY finally hit a shell after about 17 minutes | 16:51 |
kraehe | onetinsoldier, this file defines the default locale - not the list to generate | 16:51 |
onetinsoldier | kraehe: roger | 16:51 |
madjoe | madbiologist: I already use Ubuntu in a dual boot environment... actually I use wubi now... | 16:51 |
Noo | hey I just installed ubuntu and now I wanted surf on a website with javascript on it with the firefox but neither he does't show me the javascript part nor does he say something like "would you like to install javascript" .... can anybody tell me what to do? | 16:51 |
leagris | Thanks ActionParsnip yes I use system wide static eth0. I wondered if NetworkManager would be able to show correct interface state. I can get ride of the NetworkManager though It may break proper upgrade from ubuntu-desktop meta-package. Thanks. | 16:52 |
h00k | Noo: are you referring to Java and not Javascript? | 16:52 |
Wavesonics | Noo, FF has JS already, it might not be enabled though | 16:52 |
Noo | hmm... I thought it is javascript | 16:52 |
guntbert | demonspork: I have seen such behaviour when the machine wasn't able to find a DNS server it had configured | 16:52 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: ive seen a few ubuntu-variants that install inside windows and run at the same time. :) 'andlinux' (anlinux>?) and one other.. I forget the vm they are using to do the neat trick | 16:52 |
Noo | on www.chessgames.com | 16:52 |
ActionParsnip | leagris: if you use the interfaces file it supercedes network manager apps unfortunately. If you only use eth0 then network manager is now useless and can be uninstalled | 16:52 |
Noo | when you click on a game then it javascript right? | 16:52 |
madbiologist | Do I need to (or should I) use any particular configure -- flags when building gtk+ on Lucid? | 16:53 |
onetinsoldier | kraehe: ok, looks to be... /etc/locale.alias ...if that's not it, i don't know | 16:53 |
Noo | ok if its java what should I do then? | 16:53 |
h00k | !java | Noo | 16:53 |
ubottu | Noo: To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java products search for sun-java6 -packages from the !Multiverse repository (!partner repository in Lucid) | 16:53 |
look | !fuel | 16:53 |
look | !wow | me | 16:54 |
ubottu | me: Information about games on Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games and http://www.icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php | 16:54 |
Noo | well I have installed the openjdk-6-jdk should that work ? | 16:54 |
kraehe | *no* its also not this file - this file defines the alias'es - i've tried a find | xargs fgrep - and it looks as if ubuntu does NOT store the info of the list of locales to generate on reconfigure inside /etc | 16:54 |
madjoe | Dr_Willis, madbiologist: I'd like to install Ubuntu 10.4 on my dedicated partition and treat it as the default OS.. I think I'll go with wine then.. but how valid is my fear from using Wine anyway (regarding security)? | 16:54 |
guntbert | !askthebot | look | 16:54 |
tull | i have ubuntu lucid and suspension is not enabled. Ibernation is enabled. How can enable suspension? | 16:54 |
ubottu | look: Please investigate with me only with "/msg ubottu Bot" or in #ubuntu-bots. Search for factoids with "/msg ubottu !search factoid". | 16:54 |
onetinsoldier | kraehe: arrrgh. i don't know | 16:55 |
saxin | When I use Gwibber 2.30.0.1 (Ubuntu 10.04) there is no notifications in the upper-right corner when friends are posting (I use facebook). But if I click the "Like this message"-button the notification is working great. What can the reason for that be? :) | 16:55 |
mustu | Hi, why one can't sue Ubuntu for shipng non-free software? | 16:55 |
demonspork | guntbert, I saw this behavior the other day when I was trying to write a 27GB backup file to an NTFS partition on this machine via FTP | 16:55 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: why are you thinking wine is a security issue? | 16:55 |
_blackwater_ | un1x01d: | 16:55 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: you planning on running malware in wine? | 16:55 |
h00k | mustu: what? | 16:55 |
guntbert | demonspork: you can investigate with top immediately after finally getting a shell | 16:56 |
swapy | where is recent in ubuntu ie i recently played files | 16:56 |
h00k | swapy: Places -> Recent Documents | 16:56 |
clayg | what is the site that tells all the different things you can add, it's like a beginner page with a bunch of programs, codecs, and different stuff to add | 16:56 |
aetaric | mustu: you aren't making much sense. | 16:56 |
h00k | !manual | clayg | 16:56 |
ubottu | clayg: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 16:56 |
Dr_Willis | !manual | clayg | 16:56 |
Dr_Willis | heh | 16:56 |
madjoe | Dr_Willis: oh I read something about Ubuntu regarding security and I just remember that if I install wine then I'll probably allow some potential viruses, or malware for Win to be active on my Ubuntu, which sucks if it's true... | 16:56 |
clayg | found it, ubuntuguide | 16:56 |
domjohnson | How do I change the root password in 10.04? | 16:57 |
aetaric | !info clamav | 16:57 |
ubottu | clamav (source: clamav): anti-virus utility for Unix - command-line interface. In component main, is optional. Version 0.96+dfsg-2ubuntu1 (lucid), package size 308 kB, installed size 568 kB | 16:57 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: i think you missread the artical or it was wrong. | 16:57 |
h00k | !root | domjohnson | 16:57 |
ubottu | domjohnson: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 16:57 |
sgo11 | hi, any open source ajax-based document viewer so that I can embed it to my own website? thanks. | 16:57 |
domjohnson | h00k - but there is a root account, no? | 16:57 |
aetaric | domjohnson: yes there is | 16:57 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: unless you download/run malware email atatchments or other silly things in wine.. its really not an issue | 16:57 |
aetaric | just sudo -i | 16:57 |
domjohnson | aetaric - what is the password for the root account? | 16:58 |
mustu | aetaric, once i read that Ubuntu trademark is registered in such a country where others can't sue Ubutu ... Fedora doesn't ship any non-free bcoz its registered in USA... I need to know name of that conntry here Ubuntu trademark is regsitered.. | 16:58 |
onetinsoldier | domjohnson: sudo -i | 16:58 |
ActionParsnip | !noroot | domjohnson | 16:58 |
ubottu | domjohnson: We do not support having a root password set. See !root and !wfm for more information. | 16:58 |
guntbert | domjohnson: but it has no password | 16:58 |
acicula | domjohnson, the root account has no pasword, as you cant login as root, you can do stuff as root using sudo | 16:58 |
h00k | domjohnson: please see that article in the first factoid that I sent you | 16:58 |
domjohnson | I know about Sudo and all that jazz, but I need the root account for webmin | 16:58 |
aetaric | domjohnson: it is nulled. so you can't login as root. just use sudo -i | 16:58 |
madjoe | Dr_Willis: so there's nothing to be worried if I use wine and surf the web with Ubuntu? like if I go to any xxx site and pick up some trash with my browser? | 16:58 |
jrib | !webmin | domjohnson | 16:58 |
ubottu | domjohnson: webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. | 16:58 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: you said earlier you were NOT going to use IE in wine to surf the web.. just to test your web development. | 16:58 |
IdleOne | domjohnson: You aren't off to a good start. you want to use an app that is not supported with a user account that is not supported | 16:59 |
domjohnson | !ebox | 16:59 |
ubottu | ebox is a web-based GUI interface for administering a server. It is designed to work with Ubuntu/Debian style configuration management. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox | 16:59 |
Noo | ok thank you I think its going to work now . The icedtea6-plugin package was missing :) | 16:59 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: or are you refering to using firefox or some other linux browser while having wine installed? | 16:59 |
aetaric | mustu: i'm pretty sure if it is a US trademark, it will be on http://tess2.uspto.gov/ | 16:59 |
blendmaster1024 | how do i configure something with the autotools configure so that it is compiled in debug mode? | 16:59 |
madjoe | Dr_Willis: that's what I said, and that's true, yes... now I didn't say anything different.. for browsing the web I use Firefox or Chrome... | 16:59 |
domjohnson | ok...that's kinda sucky. | 16:59 |
domjohnson | !ebox | 16:59 |
soumya | hi all | 16:59 |
madjoe | Dr_Willis: yeah.. while having wine installed | 16:59 |
aetaric | domjohnson: sudo -i gives you a root prompt | 17:00 |
ActionParsnip | domjohnson: having root disabled is very smart | 17:00 |
mustu | aetaric, no Ubuntu isn't a US product that's why it ships non-free softwares... | 17:00 |
Pici | mustu: You may want to take a look at and/or contact http://www.ubuntu.com/legal | 17:00 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: not an issue.. whatever artical said it was... was.. well.. paranoid. :) | 17:00 |
soumya | my problem is that my connection manager cannot save any network settings | 17:00 |
exigraff | sgo11: what kind of document? | 17:00 |
blendmaster1024 | how do i configure something with the autotools configure so that it is compiled in debug mode? | 17:00 |
soumya | i can edit network settings and hit apply and then everything disappears | 17:00 |
aetaric | ActionParsnip: actually not so much. sudo gives you access to the same kind of problems | 17:00 |
mustu | Pici, i couldnt find that piece of info / i had read it in a article .. that country is called heaven for suc companies who wanna remain safe frm getting sued | 17:00 |
sgo11 | exigraff, any document type should be fine. such framework/application can even have their own format. | 17:01 |
ActionParsnip | aetaric: sure but an attacker from the outside has to now guess the username and password rather than getting the username right as root is on every account | 17:01 |
sgo11 | exigraff, I found out flexpaper is very cool. but it's flash-based. I would like to see an ajax-based one. but so far I couldn't find one by googling. | 17:01 |
ActionParsnip | system sorry, not account | 17:01 |
onetinsoldier | blendmaster1024: perhaps try asking in #ubuntu-dev | 17:01 |
p1und3r | can anyone help me out with a strange ubuntu server anomaly :D | 17:01 |
blendmaster1024 | onetinsoldier: just thought of that | 17:01 |
domjohnson | So....is there any package I can use that is like webmin? | 17:01 |
h00k | !anyone | p1und3r | 17:01 |
ubottu | p1und3r: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 17:01 |
burg | hello. i upgraded ubuntu from 9.10 to 10.04 - and i can`t see the volume icon in the task bar, near the clock. how can i see it again? | 17:02 |
ActionParsnip | domjohnson: ebox | 17:02 |
onetinsoldier | blendmaster1024: roger... good luck | 17:02 |
h00k | domjohnson: yes, ebox, as you were directed earlier | 17:02 |
saxin | When I use Gwibber 2.30.0.1 (Ubuntu 10.04) there is no notifications in the upper-right corner when friends are posting (I use facebook). But if I click the "Like this message"-button the notification is working great. What can the reason for that be? :) | 17:02 |
p1und3r | sometimes i just lose internet out of no where, and i must reset my router to regain internet, how can I find out whats going on? | 17:02 |
aetaric | p1und3r: #ubuntu-server | 17:02 |
p1und3r | tru thanks | 17:02 |
h00k | p1und3r: if you have to reset your router, it sounds like you're router is silly. | 17:02 |
Dr_Willis | or the isp is having some issues | 17:02 |
Dr_Willis | Or the dog chewed the cables.. | 17:03 |
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exigraff | sgo11: try #web, #ajax or some other topical channel | 17:03 |
madbiologist | Do I need to (or should I) use any particular configure -- flags when building gtk+ on Lucid? (apart from the reccomendation in the gtk+ documentation to pass --with-libjasper if I want JPEG2000 support). | 17:03 |
Pici | mustu: Okay? I linked you to where such legal questions about Ubuntu should be directed. We cannot really answer those questions to any certainty. Any other legal questions related to trademark policy for other software is not really on-topic for this channel. You might find someone to talk about it in #ubuntu-offtopic though. | 17:03 |
ActionParsnip | p1und3r: next time it drops run: dmesg | tail -n 15 | 17:03 |
sgo11 | exigraff, thanks a lot for the advice. will try that. | 17:04 |
madbiologist | Dr_Willis - re the router cables - http://icanhascheezburger.com/2007/10/02/adsl-cat-is-connecting-acquiring-ip-address/ | 17:05 |
clayg | system startup makes a sound, youtube's audio works but playing mp3's results in no sound | 17:05 |
madbiologist | Could be why they call them cat 5e network cables :) | 17:05 |
clayg | any ideas? | 17:05 |
simar | hey please help me .. i 'm not able to open my ununtu ?? display problem ... | 17:05 |
Dr_Willis | clayg: codec packages needed for mp3 | 17:05 |
h00k | !broken | simar | 17:06 |
ubottu | simar: Saying "It says nothing", "It does nothing" is generally not very useful for troubleshooting. Please be as specific as possible: if you see a black screen, say so, if you see a shell prompt, say so, if you see an !error message, say so - Also, most !CLI commands don't print anything when they succeed, but only when they fail. | 17:06 |
Dr_Willis | !mp3 | 17:06 |
ubottu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 17:06 |
clayg | Dr_Willis, how can I call them? | 17:06 |
phr0z3n | iTunes 9.1.1.11 stopped | 17:06 |
madjoe | thanks Dr_Willis! | 17:06 |
csmrfx | I do not like 10.4 | 17:06 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: for what? :) i forget | 17:06 |
madjoe | csmrfx: why not? | 17:06 |
csmrfx | 9.10 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 10.4 | 17:06 |
Dr_Willis | csmrfx: see #ubuntu-complaints ? :) | 17:06 |
poop23 | what command to check what driver xorg is using? | 17:06 |
himik | csmrfx: why? | 17:06 |
madjoe | Dr_Willis: for answering my questions! :) | 17:06 |
domjohnson | Can you hook ebox up to apache and mysql and such in the same way that you can with webmin? | 17:06 |
erUSUL | poop23: grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log | 17:06 |
Dr_Willis | domjohnson: read the ebox homepage.. I belive thats one of its design goals.. yes.. but ive not used it in ages. | 17:07 |
csmrfx | madjoe, himik its a downgrade. pcmanfm buggy. gdm cannot be modified. apperances shows up as double.. and so on and so on. Rough. | 17:07 |
poop23 | erUSUL: Aha! That's it. (EE) Failed to initialize GLX extension (Compatible NVIDIA X driver not found) | 17:07 |
poop23 | erUSUL: I tried reinstalling and rebooting :/ | 17:07 |
madjoe | Dr_Willis: does on #ubuntu exist something like karma points? | 17:07 |
Dr_Willis | madjoe: not that ive seen :) | 17:07 |
Dr_Willis | I dont have a lot of beans in the forums either madjoe :) | 17:07 |
Dr_Willis | ebox -> single, easy-to-use platform to manage all your network services. | 17:08 |
madjoe | Dr_Willis: ok, I wanted to give you some karma points... but, well.. :) | 17:08 |
paulus68 | hi at work where they closed all possible ports to connect to my server at home except for the proxy port 3128 is there a way that I can connect through that port to connect to my server? | 17:08 |
humbolt | samba shares wont work for me | 17:08 |
poop23 | I had the nvidia driver. I installed 10.04. it was fine. I installed updates (which were behind for some reason), broke my xorg :P | 17:08 |
humbolt | finding the other machine is hard enough, and authentication just never works | 17:09 |
madjoe | csmrfx: is it like common community opinion? is it really that bad? | 17:09 |
mickster04 | paulus68: i think you can direct traffic thru a port, not sure though | 17:09 |
vici0us | In what file do i change the order of prefferred wireless networks? Thanks in advance | 17:09 |
humbolt | what might be wrong? | 17:09 |
* madjoe was just thinking of doing an upgrade to 10.4. | 17:09 | |
* Dr_Willis has very few issues with 10.04 - | 17:09 | |
paulus68 | mickster04: I am using putty here | 17:09 |
veepee | hey, do you know if it's possible to get multiple timezones to be shown in GNOME easily? | 17:09 |
onetinsoldier | 10.04 is the cat's pajamas | 17:10 |
Dr_Willis | veepee: what do you mean by 'shown in gnome' ? | 17:10 |
clayg | Dr_Willis, I'm having trouble locating information on Hardy in there | 17:10 |
mickster04 | paulus68: ah then maybe not...can u set proxy settings in putty? | 17:10 |
xsaiddx | hello people | 17:10 |
paulus68 | dunno never tried it | 17:10 |
tn90 | after some undefined time my xserver crashes on my lucid with intel hd graphics. i guess that this error message from /var/log/messages is related to the problem: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/398266/ | 17:10 |
Dr_Willis | clayg: ive not used hardy in ages... | 17:10 |
Dr_Willis | !hardy | 17:10 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron) was the eighth release of Ubuntu. Downloading: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04 - See !lts for more details. | 17:10 |
veepee | Dr_Willis, well... some kind of desktop application or then in the panel or something :) | 17:10 |
subspider | i have no sound can someone help me | 17:10 |
subspider | ?? | 17:10 |
sporedi | where i an get free web site page | 17:10 |
aetaric | !intel | 17:10 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 9.04 has a known regression for some Intel graphics support. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 for more information. | 17:10 |
xsaiddx | googlesite | 17:10 |
h00k | !ot | sporedi | 17:10 |
veepee | I just need to see times in 2 different timezones, in an easy way without opening any external apps or so | 17:10 |
ubottu | sporedi: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 17:10 |
Dr_Willis | veepee: theres all kinds of clock applets/widgits/desklets/google-applets you can use. | 17:10 |
clayg | Dr_Willis, thanks I'll give that a shot | 17:10 |
onetinsoldier | !sound | subspider | 17:10 |
ubottu | subspider: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 17:10 |
simar | i see a blank screen after i removed nvidia drivers .. i thought this will activate default drivers ... | 17:11 |
jbwiv | guys, I run a 64-bit system. driftnet (from repos) doesn't work. I think it's a 64-bit issue. I downloaded the source via "apt-get source driftnet", and now I want to build the source as a 32-bit app. However, when I specific -m32 in the Makefile I get errors. Does Debian or Ubuntu modify source at all to be target specific? | 17:11 |
subspider | onetinsoldier, i allready seen that | 17:11 |
tanner | is there an easy way to have apache automatically restart when it dies? | 17:11 |
Dr_Willis | tanner: its a service.. it should allready be doing that. | 17:11 |
xsaiddx | hjello | 17:11 |
Dr_Willis | Or course it shouldent be dieing. :) | 17:11 |
crimsun | tanner: it does already with upstart. | 17:11 |
xsaiddx | can someone help me | 17:11 |
tanner | Dr_Willis: *should* doesn't mean it does however :-\ | 17:11 |
onetinsoldier | subspider: roger... hmm. sorry | 17:11 |
h00k | !ask | xsaiddx | 17:11 |
ubottu | xsaiddx: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 17:11 |
subspider | onetinsoldier, i had my sound working i make i made upgrade and now no sound | 17:12 |
jbwiv | I get things like "collect2: ld terminated with signal 11 [Segmentation fault]\n /usr/bin/ld: i386 architecture of input file `audio.o' is incompatible with i386:x86-64 output" | 17:12 |
renegaid | i get terrible sound with my x-fi sound card in ubuntu | 17:12 |
xsaiddx | i jst got landed on lubuntu so how ican get ride of all gnome allplication | 17:12 |
tanner | crimsun: how should the service be started? via /etc/init.d/apache2 {start|stop|restart}? | 17:12 |
subspider | onetinsoldier, i have xfce | 17:12 |
renegaid | 5.1 does not seem to work properly and when changing the volume it sounds scratchy | 17:12 |
csmrfx | madjoe well, the bugs I listed are reported by multitudes of others, and despite solutions offered, frankly, releasing buggy versions is not wise. | 17:12 |
poop23 | xsaiddx: You get Kubuntu :P | 17:13 |
crimsun | renegaid: just adjust one of the surround channels slightly with alsamixer | 17:13 |
Dr_Willis | xsaiddx: fire up package manager and start removing things.. be warned.. Lubuntu still uses a lot of gnome apps for some features I belvive.. Theres also the #lubuntu channel | 17:13 |
xsaiddx | no Lubuntu | 17:13 |
crimsun | renegaid: it's both a linux bug and a pulseaudio bug | 17:13 |
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snap-l | Hello, I'm having trouble booting a 10.04 machine. | 17:13 |
ActionParsnip | renegaid: x-fi are a pain to get nice and best avoided | 17:13 |
poop23 | Oh. wtf | 17:13 |
csmrfx | madjoe Despite lot of shoehorning I am back on 9.10 (which feels polished and powerful compared to 10.4) | 17:13 |
paulus68 | mickster04: the thing is that I use Putty at this point to get a kind of vpn connection and make sure that I bypass all the blocked sites from that particular proxy server, however my boss adapted everything and now I cant connect therefore I'm trying to find a workarround :) | 17:13 |
ActionParsnip | renegaid: you can switch to OSS and get better sound | 17:13 |
xsaiddx | well im new to this irc | 17:13 |
h00k | !wtf | poop23 | 17:13 |
renegaid | works fine on other os | 17:13 |
xsaiddx | so how can i find that chaneedl pls | 17:13 |
renegaid | what is OSS | 17:13 |
avis | does oss work on lucid ? | 17:13 |
snap-l | mounted-tmp main process (952) terminated with status 127 is the error I get, where it just hands | 17:13 |
crimsun | ActionParsnip: depends on the X-Fi model. | 17:13 |
nemo | Hey, what's the ubuntu standard way to add directories to PATH ? | 17:13 |
ubottu | poop23: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 17:13 |
Dr_Willis | xsaiddx: /join #lubuntu | 17:13 |
snap-l | hangs, rather. | 17:13 |
onetinsoldier | subspider: roger. i'll just say, if it were me, i'd probably try using 'dpkg' to purge all pulseaudio and alsa packages with the --purge and --force-depends options and then reinstalling them | 17:14 |
xsaiddx | how?? | 17:14 |
crimsun | ActionParsnip: the actual models using alsa's ctxfi would have "better sound" with OSSv4 | 17:14 |
nemo | nessus debian installer is remarkably stupid, and fails to both set MANPATH and PATH | 17:14 |
erUSUL | nemo: edit ~/.bashrc or ~/.profile | 17:14 |
Dr_Willis | xsaiddx: type in what i said... or click on the word #lubuntu | 17:14 |
nemo | erUSUL: I want it system-wide | 17:14 |
ActionParsnip | crimsun: i avoid them like paris hilton avoids talent, not worth the pain | 17:14 |
xsaiddx | okay tnx im thee | 17:14 |
h00k | xsaiddx: you can type /join #lubuntu | 17:14 |
renegaid | i have the x-fi xtremegamer | 17:14 |
subspider | thnks onetinsoldier | 17:14 |
nemo | erUSUL: I know how to set it for one user :) | 17:14 |
erUSUL | nemo: /etc/environment | 17:14 |
nemo | thanks | 17:14 |
poop23 | h00k: My bad. Where I come from wtf means "Oh cool, I didn't know that even existed." | 17:14 |
Dr_Willis | !find wtf | 17:14 |
mickster04 | paulus68: well 3128 is a proxy port, so set up the proxy in windows? i'm sure you can get ssh to connect thru one port at the proxy then a different port at destination, but that may be on ubuntu(ssh) only.... | 17:15 |
ubottu | File wtf found in bsdgames, gcc-snapshot, gnat-4.4, pcp, python-mlpy (and 4 others) | 17:15 |
h00k | poop23: Acronyms count as well, just please watch that in the future :) | 17:15 |
poop23 | k :P | 17:15 |
Dr_Willis | I think the command 'wtf' in teh bsdgames package has a discitonary of all these anacronims :) | 17:15 |
renegaid | would i get better sound with the onboard chip? | 17:15 |
ActionParsnip | renegaid: you'll probably have less grief setting it up | 17:16 |
renegaid | when i change to 5.1 i don't get 5.1 | 17:16 |
madbiologist | Do I need to (or should I) use any particular configure -- flags when building gtk+ on Lucid? (apart from the reccomendation in the gtk+ documentation to pass --with-libjasper if I want JPEG2000 support). | 17:16 |
paulus68 | mickster04: that proxy is setup for windows correct what would the syntax be to check this? I need to go out on Port 3128 and then go to port lets say for argument sake 1500 how do I achieve this? | 17:17 |
aetaric | !repaet | 17:17 |
onetinsoldier | madbiologist: don't know if you'd want this or not, but a lot of time i make --prefix=/usr | 17:17 |
aetaric | !repeat | 17:17 |
ubottu | Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 17:17 |
madbiologist | I have successfully compiled the new GTK+ 2.21 but most of the UI components are a a bit vanilla now | 17:18 |
onetinsoldier | madbiologist: you might want to use the 'checkinstall' package to actually install | 17:18 |
tull | how can i modify display illumination on ubuntu lucid? | 17:18 |
mickster04 | paulus68: not sure, i'll give it a google... | 17:18 |
mikebot | Is there an easy tutorial that can tell me how to install Windows XP on a system that already has 10.4 so that I cna have a dual boot machine? | 17:18 |
marel | How do I open python shell and where do I write python code ? | 17:19 |
madbiologist | instead of make install? | 17:19 |
h00k | marel: 'python' in a terminal | 17:19 |
poop23 | My screen resolution is crap, nvidia module not working. Help? | 17:19 |
onetinsoldier | madbiologist: checkinstall will run a 'make install' command to build a custom ubuntu package... it makes a .deb file | 17:20 |
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humbolt | I cant figure out, why samba shares dont work for me. this used to be so simple. | 17:20 |
erUSUL | !checkinstall | 17:20 |
ubottu | checkinstall is a wrapper to "make install", useful for installing programs you compiled. It will create a .deb package, which will be listed in the APT database and can be uninstalled like other packages. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall - Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page, and DO NOT interrupt CheckInstall while it's running! | 17:20 |
madbiologist | That does sound handy, with the apt integration | 17:21 |
marel | h00k, where do I write my python source code ? | 17:21 |
paulus68 | mickster04: this is how it's setup today with a different port http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/security/?p=421 | 17:21 |
mikebot | Is there an easy tutorial that can tell me how to install Windows XP on a system that already has 10.4 so that I cna have a dual boot machine? | 17:21 |
h00k | marel: either in that python shell, or in a file | 17:21 |
DASPRiD | can you still get rid of pulseaudio in ubuntu lucid without loosing anything? | 17:21 |
h00k | ubottu: tell mikebot about dualboot | 17:21 |
ubottu | mikebot, please see my private message | 17:21 |
mickster04 | paulus68: so did that work? cos thats what i would have suggested | 17:22 |
mikebot | h00k: Thanks. | 17:22 |
humbolt | do the UIDs of samba users have to be the same on two systems in order to connect? | 17:22 |
raffaele | how do I share a folder on my ubuntu box so that my windows machines can access it without authentication? | 17:22 |
h00k | mikebot: just remember that you'll have to recover your grub afterwards | 17:22 |
mikebot | h00k: is that included in the instructions on that page? | 17:22 |
poop23 | my xorg borked. help? | 17:22 |
h00k | mikebot: yep, also | 17:22 |
w00tw00t | how do i create a "My Computer" launcher on the Desktop? | 17:22 |
h00k | !grub2 | mikebot | 17:22 |
ubottu | mikebot: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 17:22 |
mikebot | h00k: Thanks, I also have one more question if you don't mind... | 17:23 |
w00tw00t | how do i create a "My Computer" launcher on the Desktop? | 17:23 |
h00k | mikebot: sure, I can try | 17:23 |
paulus68 | mickster04: yes this part is working just great but somehow my boss blocked all trafic from/to either my ip towards my dyndns account and now trying to figure out a way to bypass this | 17:23 |
raffaele | w00tw00t: can't you simply drag n drop it | 17:24 |
raffaele | from the menu? | 17:24 |
mikebot | h00k: I have a netbook, and whenever there is an Ubuntu upgrade I have to clear everythign off of it because an upgrade requires like 2GB of space. If I also install Windows, I will never have that much space. Is there any wya to upgrade Ubuntu without having to go through deleting a ton of files? | 17:24 |
w00tw00t | let me try... | 17:24 |
EspenK | I got a weird problem: According to "members <groupname>" some users are listed twice. But I am unable to remobe the "ghost" from the group? | 17:24 |
h00k | mikebot: someone was asking about this yesterday and I'm not sure what answer they got, somebody else might know | 17:24 |
w00tw00t | raffaele: IT WORKED! thanks! | 17:24 |
raffaele | w00tw00t: :D | 17:24 |
mikebot | h00k: OK thanks. And can you recommend a site that tells me how to make the most bare-bones Windows XP install possible? | 17:25 |
h00k | mikebot: off the top of my head, no | 17:25 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: remove old kernels as well as unused apps, you can remove all of openoffice and install abiword to get more space | 17:25 |
dj_segfault | Due to my problems with nvidia discussed earlier, I am going to try to upgrade from 9.10 to 10.04. Does 10.04 use the same version of MythTV, or will I have to upgrade my backend too? | 17:25 |
h00k | mikebot: ##windows might be able to, though | 17:25 |
mikebot | h00k: Thanks. | 17:26 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: How do I do that stuff? | 17:26 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: Is abiword as good as OpenOffice? | 17:26 |
onetinsoldier | dj_segfault: i think it's a newer version, but i'm not sure. you could probably find out by visiting --> http://packages.ubuntu.com/ | 17:26 |
VCoolio | !info mythtv | dj_segfault | 17:26 |
ubottu | dj_segfault: mythtv (source: mythtv): A personal video recorder application (client and server). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 0.23.0+fixes24158-0ubuntu2 (lucid), package size 29 kB, installed size 56 kB | 17:26 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: absolutely, if you only use writer then abiword is great and a whole LOT smaller | 17:27 |
lisa_ | is there anywhere to find the coolest compize settings? like themes? | 17:27 |
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onetinsoldier | lisa_: try --> http://www.gnome-look.org/ | 17:27 |
skinder00 | who registered both my nicks | 17:27 |
lisa_ | oh sweet, duh | 17:27 |
skinder00 | >< | 17:27 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: run: uname -a; dpkg -l | grep linux-image-2 the first line is the current kernel (do NOT remove this) you can remove the other kernels in the output to save ~120Mb per kernel | 17:27 |
mickster04 | paulus68: can u ping it? | 17:27 |
lisa_ | i have desktop cube enabled and 4 screens.. how do u actually invoke it? | 17:28 |
ActionParsnip | lisa_: you can use: http://ubuntumanual.org/posts/177/eyecandy-themes-for-ubuntu-download-via-launchpad-ppa-repo-and-be-safe | 17:28 |
madbiologist | Do I need to (or should I) use any particular configure -- flags when building gtk+ on Lucid? (apart from the reccomendation in the gtk+ documentation to pass --with-libjasper if I want JPEG2000 support). | 17:28 |
onetinsoldier | lisa_: or you can see what themes are available through apt with something like.... apt-cache search | themes | sort | 17:28 |
mickster04 | lisa_: ctrl + alt + leftkey | 17:28 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: I don't even know what a kernel is, so I'm wary to mess with that stuff | 17:28 |
ActionParsnip | !themes | lisa_ | 17:28 |
ubottu | lisa_: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy | 17:28 |
madbiologist | I have successfully compiled the new GTK+ 2.21 but most of the UI components are a a bit vanilla now | 17:28 |
madbiologist | I tried to change the theme afterwards in System>Preferences>Appearance but the themes tab has a yellow section near the botton saying "This theme will not look as intended because the required GTK+ theme 'Human' is not installed. Browsing using the Install button does not find anything usefull. I reinstalled human-theme but nothing changed. | 17:28 |
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onetinsoldier | lisa_: oops.. i messed that up. | 17:28 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: Can abiword export in .doc? | 17:28 |
dj_segfault | onetinsoldier: Clarification: When I upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10, Mythtv's API had changed along with the version so I had to upgrade all my machines. If the Mythtv change is minor, I shouldn't have that problem. I'm trying to recover from a laptop crash, so I don't have my full laptop at my disposal to do the research, only a tiny netbook. | 17:28 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: its the centre of the OS | 17:28 |
LzrdKing | lisa_: on my karmic install, i use control-alt-<left arrow> or <right-arrow> | 17:28 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: pretty sure it can | 17:28 |
onetinsoldier | lisa_: or you can see what themes are available through apt with something like.... apt-cache search themes | sort | 17:28 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: OK, thanks. | 17:29 |
lisa_ | LzrdKing, not working for me... is there a way to define the hotkeys? | 17:29 |
lisa_ | onetinsoldier, thanks | 17:29 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: if space isnt a luxury you need to trim a lot of the rubbish ubuntu ships with which you dont use | 17:30 |
LzrdKing | lisa_: install ccwm | 17:30 |
mickster04 | lisa_: compizconfig-settings-manager.... | 17:30 |
lisa_ | i have that | 17:30 |
lisa_ | and i enabled desktop cube | 17:30 |
onetinsoldier | dj_segfault: roger. i don't really know anything about mythtv. but you can get a good idea of what lucid has by visiting that link i gave you. or do what VCoolio did, list the ubottu factoid about the packages | 17:30 |
mickster04 | lisa_: click on desktop rotate... | 17:30 |
onetinsoldier | !info mythv | 17:30 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: Yeah, I'm trying to do that... but since that dual boot site says that I have to install WIndows first, it would be pointless for me to do that now... | 17:30 |
ubottu | Package mythv does not exist in lucid | 17:30 |
onetinsoldier | !info mythtv | 17:31 |
ubottu | mythtv (source: mythtv): A personal video recorder application (client and server). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 0.23.0+fixes24158-0ubuntu2 (lucid), package size 29 kB, installed size 56 kB | 17:31 |
mickster04 | lisa_: or cube rotate | 17:31 |
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mikebot | ActionParsnip: (My school exam software and printing software is only compatible with Macs and WIndows machines. Not fun.) | 17:31 |
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econdudeawesome | Howdy! Anyone aware of any documentation for ubuntu unity? | 17:31 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: it just makes it easier, if you install windows you lose grub, you can boot to livecd and reinstate grub and it will boot but installing windows on a portion of the space makes life a tonne easier | 17:31 |
paulus68 | mickster04: can't even ping my homenetwork from work | 17:31 |
lisa_ | ahhh gotcha cool! | 17:31 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: you could use a virtualbox, if its compatible with what you need | 17:32 |
onetinsoldier | what is this Unity interface i keep hearing of? hehe | 17:32 |
mickster04 | paulus68: well then theres your problem...the ip is wrong, your ip may have changed and your dns service hasnt been updated | 17:32 |
mickster04 | onetinsoldier: not technically availabe is it? | 17:32 |
tomatto_ | i copied ubuntu to next pc and install grub mbr but grub don't find disk and no load kernel. what i must to do? | 17:32 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: Well I'm not sure about my school, but the website of another school (that uses the same software) states that it is a violation of the honor code to run the exam software on any WIndows emulation software. | 17:33 |
onetinsoldier | mickster04: i don't know. guess i should say no | 17:33 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: thats a bit weird, but i guess your hands are tied | 17:33 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: Yeah :/ | 17:33 |
econdudeawesome | check out http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2010/05/10/first-look-at-the-ubuntu-unity-desktop-environment/#comment-88788 | 17:33 |
h00k | !ot | econdudeawesome | 17:34 |
ubottu | econdudeawesome: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 17:34 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: What's the easiest way of installing abiword? | 17:34 |
onetinsoldier | econdudeawesome: thanks... taking a look now :-) | 17:34 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: sudo apt-get install abiword | 17:35 |
monkey_dust | hi all -- about DynDNS -- i have a fix IP address linked to an URL, but am unable to use either -- http finds my remote server, using the current DHCP WAN IP address, ok -- so how do I use DynDNS -- i have no easier way to put it | 17:35 |
saxin | When I use Gwibber 2.30.0.1 (Ubuntu 10.04) there is no notifications in the upper-right corner when friends are posting (I use facebook). But if I click the "Like this message"-button the notification is working great. What can the reason for that be? :) | 17:35 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: Thanks. | 17:36 |
como | Ubuntu Lucid doesn't let me log into X session any more. I enter the password, then it tries to initialize the session, then it logs me out and I end up with the log in screen again. What's wrong? | 17:36 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: uninstall openoffice fully, first | 17:36 |
paulus68 | mickster04: nope everything is ok on that level I double checked | 17:36 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: Oh, I was goign to install both to compare.. | 17:37 |
paulus68 | mickster04: brb | 17:37 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: Is that not a good idea? | 17:37 |
tomatto_ | i copied ubuntu to next pc and install grub mbr but grub don't find disk and no load kernel. what i must to do to work it correctly? | 17:37 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: if you can hold both then do so | 17:37 |
ActionParsnip | mikebot: yeah its fine, i thought you were low on space :) | 17:37 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: OK. I'm not too worried about space/exam software until the fall. | 17:37 |
mickster04 | paulus68: and you're sure you have set ssystem proxy settings for everything? | 17:37 |
mikebot | ActionParsnip: Since this semester has slowly come to an end. | 17:37 |
ActionParsnip | monkey_dust: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DynamicDNS | 17:38 |
mikebot | h00k: ActionParsnip: Thansk for your help guys. Take care. | 17:39 |
GeekSquid | tomatto_: you need to update-grub on the new machine, so that the new UUID's get added to grub | 17:40 |
luh | hi | 17:41 |
GeekSquid | !hi | luh | 17:41 |
ubottu | luh: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! Feel free to ask questions and help people out. The channel guidelines are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines . Enjoy your stay! | 17:41 |
simar_mohaar | please help I 'm not able to open my ubuntu after i uninstalled nvidia drivers. whenever i try to boot linux my display turns off even in recovery mode ... please help to recover my ubuntu | 17:41 |
luh | can someone explain me why my computer is faster when i set lower fsb speed ? | 17:42 |
GeekSquid | simar_mohaar: sudo dpkg --reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg | 17:42 |
jcrawford | hey guys I just installed 10.04 on a corporate system and ran our registration process which includes adding a user with all corporate settings. I would like to change the password for this user however it does not seem to be listed in the Users & Groups UI. Anyone know why a user would not show up there? | 17:42 |
PeterFA | I know am on 10.04 | 17:43 |
PeterFA | Yay! | 17:43 |
poop23 | So I'm still stuck at 800x600. Help? | 17:43 |
simar_mohaar | GeekSquid, how to open linux when i can't see anything even in recovery mode ... | 17:43 |
PeterFA | My broadcom is working flawlessly. | 17:43 |
GeekSquid | simar_mohaar: in recovery mode do you get to the recovery menu, root failsafe? | 17:43 |
jcrawford | anyone? | 17:44 |
dekroning | i have a integrated USB device and i can see with with lsusb, i'm just wondering which USB device in /dev it is connected to, how can i find ou t? | 17:44 |
GeekSquid | jcrawford: did you add the user to the local computer, or your Active Directory? | 17:44 |
simar_mohaar | GeekSquid, no actually it appears for a sec and then display turns off .. i'm helpless ??? | 17:44 |
regebro | Just out of interest: I now have my broken system in a rescue shell, with the hard disk in read-only mode. How to I go from there? Can I remount it as read-write? | 17:45 |
jcrawford | local computer | 17:45 |
jcrawford | though the user is in active directory i dont have ubuntu setup to use it | 17:45 |
marel | how do I run my python source file that I've written ? | 17:45 |
crweb | How do I stop the upgrade notification to upgrade to Ubuntu 10.04? I can't upgrade now and every 4 minutes the upgrade notification blocks my reading area. | 17:45 |
onetinsoldier | jcrawford: i don't know, but has anyone logged in as this user yet? | 17:46 |
regebro | I'd like to try to recover the system it before I reinstall everything. :) | 17:46 |
jcrawford | onetinsoldier, not yet no | 17:46 |
GeekSquid | jcrawford: and are you logged in as the first user on the system, the one with sudo privlidges | 17:46 |
jcrawford | i checked and the users uid is not < 1000 | 17:46 |
jcrawford | GeekSquid, yes i am | 17:46 |
onetinsoldier | jcrawford: roger. might try it and then see if the user is in there afterwards | 17:46 |
jcrawford | the users uid: 10322803 | 17:46 |
anarchoid | morning | 17:47 |
jcrawford | gah seems i cannot even do 'sudo passwd jocrawfo' as it asks for the current password which i do not know because the script they ran did all that lol | 17:47 |
ajah | amarok i just forwarding trough the tracks quickly and doesn`t play at all, how to fix this bug? | 17:47 |
pjotter | Does anybody here use Vice c64 emulator on Ubuntu? | 17:47 |
GeekSquid | jcrawford: strange, where is that coming from .... does sudo passwd username .. do anything for you | 17:48 |
jcrawford | GeekSquid, yea it asks me for the users password | 17:48 |
crweb | ajah: you probably need to install the codecs | 17:48 |
jcrawford | when i type a new one in it says incorrect try again lol | 17:48 |
jcrawford | doh my bad | 17:48 |
jcrawford | it wants my sudo password haha | 17:48 |
kcw12 | question my drive that /var was on took a crap, i coppied all data off /var before it happened. Any idea on how i would get a new /var | 17:48 |
ajah | crweb | 17:48 |
abhi_ | hi | 17:48 |
GeekSquid | jcrawford: first sudo password, then users password | 17:48 |
simar_mohaar | display problem ... nvidia uninstalled and not able to open ubuntu | 17:49 |
ajah | crweb any specifics? | 17:49 |
jcrawford | GeekSquid, i got it changed :) | 17:49 |
jcrawford | now how can i login as this user in my terminal? sudo jocrawfo does nto work | 17:49 |
crweb | ajah: ubuntu-restricted-extras maybe | 17:49 |
anarchoid | question : - ubuntu with remote desktop | i can connect baut only able to see that state what are happaedn that time, but cannot see any new actions, if i click a menu on the remote computer clicking on the menu but i didnt see this .... (any hint ? ) | 17:49 |
simar_mohaar | how to install nvidia that is installed in my computer from usb ????? | 17:49 |
GeekSquid | jcrawford: sudo login | 17:50 |
jcrawford | that worked | 17:50 |
jcrawford | but did give the following error: groups: cannot find name for group ID 55555 | 17:50 |
tomatto_ | GeekSquid: how i update grub? | 17:51 |
Aumgn | Can anyone help me out? i can't open .php files in firefox, and google didn't give the answer. | 17:51 |
motaka2 | hello , how can i change my password in ubuntu? | 17:51 |
brianherman | motaka2: passwd | 17:51 |
brianherman | motaka2: in console | 17:52 |
anarchoid | motaka : passwd in terminal | 17:52 |
mickster04 | Aumgn: error messages? | 17:52 |
GeekSquid | jcrawford: the script they ran had entries for /etc/groups that wern't entered properly, talk to your admin, group 55555 has a name on your network | 17:52 |
kcw12 | i just put a new drive in my machine how would i see it | 17:52 |
Aumgn | it asks how to open the file. | 17:52 |
GeekSquid | Aumgn: clear your firefox cache | 17:52 |
jcrawford | GeekSquid, could that be why the user is not showing up in the UI? | 17:52 |
mickster04 | Aumgn: have you tried using firefox > file > open? | 17:52 |
IdleOne | motaka2: see your user name on the top left? click it then click your name again | 17:52 |
Aumgn | it's a webpage, and yes @ both | 17:52 |
IdleOne | errr top right sorry | 17:52 |
GeekSquid | jcrawford: sounds likely | 17:52 |
jcrawford | thanks GeekSquid i will get in touch with them | 17:53 |
mickster04 | Aumgn: so what happens when u open it thru firefox, cos that wouldnt ask how to open it? | 17:53 |
motaka2 | IdleOne: brianherman it says the two pass are so similar | 17:53 |
GeekSquid | Aumgn: Clear Your Firefox Cache | 17:53 |
Aumgn | well i open a webpage, and it asks how i want to open it. | 17:53 |
IdleOne | motaka2: I think you need to change minimum 4 characters | 17:53 |
Aumgn | I did, geeksquid | 17:53 |
tomatto_ | GeekSquid: how i update grub? | 17:53 |
GeekSquid | Aumgn: and restart firefox | 17:54 |
mickster04 | tomatto_: update-grub in termina; | 17:54 |
GeekSquid | !grub | tomatto_ | 17:54 |
ubottu | tomatto_: grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before Karmic (9.10). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 17:54 |
ActionParsnip | mickster04: needs sudo | 17:54 |
mickster04 | ActionParsnip: fair point | 17:54 |
Aumgn | didnt work, geeksquid | 17:54 |
motaka2 | IdleOne: i dont want to, i want to have the same pass as my office ubuntu | 17:54 |
ajah | crweb i found this notification : the audio playback device HDA Intel (ALC662 rev1 Analog) does not work Falling back to playbakc/recording through the PulseAudio | 17:55 |
kcw12 | I just put a new drive in my machine and i cant see it with blkid | 17:55 |
kcw12 | anyhelp would be nice | 17:55 |
theadmin | I have a weird blue stripe on right edge of the screen. It's not there if Firefox is running. what the heck. | 17:55 |
ActionParsnip | kcw12: well....what do you want to do with it? | 17:55 |
IdleOne | motaka2: is it not allowing you to set the password or just saying they are similar? | 17:55 |
Aumgn | theadmin, install drivers | 17:56 |
theadmin | Aumgn: It worked fine just 5 seconds ago. | 17:56 |
theadmin | Now that thing appeared o_O | 17:56 |
kcw12 | ActionParsnip i would like to be able to format it ext4 and mount it as /var | 17:56 |
lubuntu-user | Hey, I installed ubuntu, and then afterwards installed lubuntu-desktop. Im having serious troubles. Hard disks dont mount, I cant see the flash disk I just plugged in, and I cant seem to get automatic login to work. If automatic login works, it logs into the gnome desktop. Please help! | 17:56 |
motaka2 | IdleOne: not allowing | 17:56 |
ActionParsnip | kcw12: use: sudo apt-get install gparted; gksudo gparted | 17:56 |
Aumgn | well, i had the same, and installed drivers, worked | 17:56 |
kcw12 | ActionParsnip in recovery console will that work? | 17:56 |
theadmin | Aumgn: I do have the drivers, so no... | 17:57 |
theadmin | Hm, restarting X solved it | 17:57 |
Aumgn | :) | 17:57 |
IdleOne | motaka2: in that case I am not sure what to tell you. I guess you could change it to something completely different and then change it again to what you want | 17:57 |
Aumgn | so, can anyone help me out? i still can't open php webpages in firefox | 17:57 |
motaka2 | IdleOne: let me check | 17:57 |
theadmin | Aumgn: php is not a webpage, it's a server-side script | 17:57 |
michou | je suis france | 17:57 |
Kaapa | hey everyone. I'm trying to install java (sun) but failing miserably | 17:58 |
GeekSquid | !fr | michou | 17:58 |
ubottu | michou: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr, ou #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 17:58 |
Aumgn | theadmin, but a page ending in .php fails | 17:58 |
kcw12 | is there ayways to temporaryly link /var to a folder on another drive? then when the pc reboots it will mount to the drive u need | 17:58 |
ActionParsnip | kcw12: you can use: sudo fdisk then to create the partiton, you can then use: sudo mkfs.ext4 /dev/partition-name to format it, you can then edit fstab to mount the partition. You may need to copy the current /var contents to the new partition | 17:58 |
theadmin | Aumgn: Where is the page located? | 17:58 |
theadmin | Aumgn: Link, please | 17:58 |
ajah | it shows me this notification: the audio playback device HDA Intel (ALC662 rev1 Analog) does not work Falling back to playback/recording through the PulseAudio and amarok doesn`t work | 17:58 |
saxin | When I use Gwibber 2.30.0.1 (Ubuntu 10.04) there is no notifications in the upper-right corner when friends are posting (I use facebook). But if I click the "Like this message"-button the notification is working great. What can the reason for that be? :) | 17:58 |
kcw12 | ActionParsnip can i pm? | 17:58 |
Aumgn | pff long link, will write it over | 17:58 |
michou | merci ubuntu | 17:58 |
tomatto_ | GeekSquid: it said me /boot/grub/menu.lst is not found | 17:58 |
theadmin | Aumgn: write it over? Why not just copy-paste :/ | 17:59 |
Kaapa | I added multiverse to /etc/apt/sources.list, did a apt-get update and then a apt-get install sun-java6-bin. I got a 'E: Couldn't find package sun-java6-bin' | 17:59 |
ActionParsnip | kcw12: if you configue the drive in liveCD environment it will be easier (if its an option) | 17:59 |
Aumgn | other pc theadmin ;) | 17:59 |
ActionParsnip | !grub2 | tomatto_ | 17:59 |
theadmin | Kaapa: ...pfftch, sun java is in Partner repo | 17:59 |
ubottu | tomatto_: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 17:59 |
kcw12 | ActionParsnip good idea Dirrr im smart today | 17:59 |
theadmin | ubottu: partner | Kaapa | 17:59 |
ubottu | Kaapa: Canonical's partner repositories provide packages a location for software vendors to publish applications. The repo itself can be added by running this in a !terminal: « sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ RELEASE partner" » where RELEASE is lucid/karmic/etc | 17:59 |
ActionParsnip | tomatto_: grub2 doesnt use menu.lst | 17:59 |
GeekSquid | !grub2 | tomatto_ | 17:59 |
ubottu | tomatto_: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 17:59 |
leotherussian | how do i install linux? | 18:00 |
Aumgn | ncc-1701a.homelinux.net/~linux-sis/index.php?page=downloads | 18:00 |
Aumgn | theadmin^ | 18:00 |
Aumgn | leotherussian, take a look at the ubuntu site | 18:00 |
Kaapa | theadmin: thanks. (how do I see which version is installed here?) | 18:00 |
theadmin | leotherussian: ...god, what a weird question, you just put the disc in, click "Install ubuntu", and uh... follow the instructions on screen | 18:00 |
theadmin | Kaapa: lsb_release -sc | 18:00 |
onetinsoldier | leotherussian: normally you download a cdrom .iso, burn it to cd, then boot the cdrom installer | 18:00 |
mickster04 | leotherussian: normally you do a little research yourself? | 18:01 |
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davidJW | ITSELF INSTALL LINUX | 18:01 |
theadmin | Aumgn: Problem is simple, the server does not process the PHP script | 18:01 |
GeekSquid | Aumgn: that is happening here too... the server isn't running PHP so it just gives you the file | 18:01 |
abstrakt | right now i have to run Ardour and qjackctl and Audacity and Kino as root | 18:01 |
leotherussian | ok but i put linux on but NOW IT DOESN'T DO ANYTHING | 18:01 |
theadmin | leotherussian: what do you mean? | 18:01 |
abstrakt | how can i change this so i can run these things as my normal user? | 18:01 |
GeekSquid | !work | leotherussian | 18:01 |
ubottu | leotherussian: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. | 18:01 |
mickster04 | leotherussian: define doesn't do anything.... | 18:01 |
Aumgn | hmm, i had it on a few sites. So those sites just suck? | 18:01 |
Mcl0vin | pastebinit , doesn't return the correct url | 18:01 |
Mcl0vin | can someone help me | 18:01 |
theadmin | leotherussian: By the way, according to your nickname, you are russian, folks over at #ubuntu-ru might be of more help | 18:01 |
onetinsoldier | ubottu: doesn't work | leotherussian | 18:02 |
davidJW | UML 2.0 | 18:02 |
ActionParsnip | abstrakt: run one in a terminal, you will get an output which will hopefully give an output | 18:02 |
theadmin | Aumgn: Basically, that is right. :D | 18:02 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: the pastebin.com API changed... in /usr/bin/pastebinit ... change the default pastebin to pastebin.ca | 18:02 |
leotherussian | theadmin: i guess my linux is broken? how do i get the free one? | 18:02 |
bubbles | whats ubuntu? | 18:02 |
abstrakt | ActionParsnip, and output that will give an output lol | 18:02 |
abstrakt | ActionParsnip, what does that mean? | 18:02 |
theadmin | leotherussian: uhm. there is a download button on ubuntu.com | 18:02 |
ActionParsnip | !ubuntu | bubbles | 18:02 |
ubottu | bubbles: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com | 18:02 |
theadmin | leotherussian: take a look at our official russian site, too, www.ubuntu.ru | 18:03 |
ActionParsnip | abstrakt: the command ran in terminal will not hide kernel messages. very useful | 18:03 |
vadi01 | guys if i install laptop mode tools should i add ENABLE_LAPTOP_MODE=true to /etc/default/acpi-support? | 18:03 |
theadmin | bubbles: A strange question to ask in Ubuntu support, if you're here you're expected to know what that is o_O | 18:03 |
lubuntu-user | Hey, I installed ubuntu, and then afterwards installed lubuntu-desktop. Im having serious troubles. Hard disks dont mount, I cant see the flash disk I just plugged in, and I cant seem to get automatic login to work. If automatic login works, it logs into the gnome desktop. Please help! | 18:04 |
ActionParsnip | vadi01: try it, you can always comment out the line if its bad | 18:04 |
leotherussian | theadmin: i want to put linux on to mess with the kernel but it is saying select install media? WHAT? | 18:04 |
theadmin | leotherussian: ...what. | 18:04 |
ActionParsnip | lubuntu-user: log off and select LXDE from the session options (bottom of screen after clicking name), the autologin uses the last good login | 18:04 |
abstrakt | ActionParsnip, yeah that didn't help at all | 18:04 |
theadmin | leotherussian: Are you russian? Please type "/join #ubuntu-ru", might be better to talk on your native language | 18:04 |
leotherussian | ok now it is saying select time zone? | 18:05 |
ActionParsnip | abstrakt: can you pastebin the text unless it only says "segfault" | 18:05 |
nits | lubuntu-user: in lxde you will have to mount things yourself | 18:05 |
leotherussian | i think my linux is hacked. it doesn't work. | 18:05 |
lubuntu-user | Thanks ActionParsnip... Ill give it a try. | 18:05 |
paulus68 | mickster04 yes I am sure that everything was working ok | 18:05 |
theadmin | ...:/ | 18:05 |
sipior | this should be good. | 18:05 |
venik212 | I know that right-click gives you the option to remove from the panel, the problem is-- IT DOES NOT WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | 18:06 |
Pici | leotherussian: It sounds like you're going through the normal install steps. | 18:06 |
venik212 | It used to, but not in Lucid | 18:06 |
venik212 | at least not for me | 18:06 |
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ActionParsnip | lubuntu-user: pcmanfm will have the removable media on the left panel, you should be able to mount from there, but I'm kinda sidiing with nits | 18:06 |
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abstrakt | ActionParsnip, it doesn't say segfault | 18:06 |
lubuntu-user | nits, so it doesn't auto mount? Can I get something to auto mount? Besides after mounting my one HDD it "cant find it". Thou I found it in the /media folder | 18:06 |
abstrakt | ActionParsnip, the ubuntu forums said to add my user to the audio group | 18:06 |
abstrakt | which i did | 18:06 |
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abstrakt | but that didn't help | 18:07 |
ActionParsnip | abstrakt: sweet, please use: http://pastebin.com to give the output | 18:07 |
nits | lubuntu-user : you will have to edit the /etc/fstab | 18:07 |
leotherussian | Pici: i just want linux to reprogram the whole kernel and now it is saying something about a partition table? what is that? | 18:07 |
GeekSquid | #lubuntu | 18:07 |
motaka2 | a program cant be closed is there anything like alt+ctl+del to have it closed? | 18:07 |
lubuntu-user | nits, to what? | 18:07 |
simar_mohaar | I need help .. not able to open ubuntu as my display goes off after i try to open it ... also recovery mode not working ... same problem display goes off before recovry menu ... this happened after i uninstalled my nvidia drivers ..?? how to reinstall it ... | 18:08 |
swapy | hello guys | 18:08 |
grspence__ | anyone have any experience with LTSP - is it possible to share a usb connected drive on the ltsp client to the rest of the network? | 18:08 |
nits | lubuntu-user : you will have to add the partition you want to the /etc/fstab | 18:08 |
theadmin | motaka2: Try "xkill" command | 18:08 |
xsaiddx | #lubuntu | 18:08 |
paulus68 | j/ ##networking | 18:08 |
jcrawford | ok one more question. I was doing the new install of Ubuntu for a thumb drive and in doing so I think i hosed my grub install on /dev/sda1 because it boots to grub rescue all the time now. How can I reinstall grub? | 18:08 |
Pici | leotherussian: I'd appreciate you not wasting our time here. | 18:08 |
motaka2 | theadmin: what are the xkill args? | 18:08 |
swapy | i want that in my computer i can see how much free space is present and other details of hdd drives how to do it in ubuntu?? | 18:08 |
jcrawford | without reinstalling my OS on the workstation? | 18:08 |
leotherussian | OK I AM TAKING THIS LINUX BACK TO TARGET AND GETTING A DELL | 18:09 |
GeekSquid | lubuntu-user: lubuntu is pretty left field here ... there are some people using it, but not as many as the standard ubuntu install, better help in #lubuntu, I would think | 18:09 |
swapy | jcrawford, download supergrub it will fix your problem | 18:09 |
theadmin | motaka2: Nothing. xkill will turn your mouse into a application killing device. The console way: "killall firefox" or something like that | 18:09 |
jcrawford | thanks swapy will check that out | 18:09 |
Radiant | Hi people | 18:09 |
Radiant | I've got a problem | 18:09 |
onetinsoldier | hello Radiant | 18:09 |
swapy | jcrawford, even auto super grub is available | 18:09 |
Radiant | I cant' install nVidia drivers | 18:09 |
onetinsoldier | Radiant: what's the error message? | 18:10 |
Radiant | (the newest ones from Nvidia's site) | 18:10 |
swapy | Radiant, you have to first exit x server to install them | 18:10 |
acicula | Radiant, how are you installing the driver? | 18:10 |
jcrawford | swapy, it's not in package manager it must be external source eh? | 18:10 |
swapy | ya | 18:10 |
motaka2 | theadmin: it is still alive, should i restart ? | 18:10 |
Radiant | Unable to load the kernel module ‘nvidia.ko’. .... | 18:10 |
Radiant | i did exit x server | 18:10 |
swapy | jcrawford, you can find it here http://www.supergrubdisk.org/ | 18:10 |
abstrakt | there's a website that says: You can update your system with unsupported packages from this untrusted PPA by adding ppa:stochastic/ppa to your system's Software Sources. | 18:10 |
theadmin | motaka2: Dunno. | 18:10 |
abstrakt | how do i add said PPA to my system's Software Sources? | 18:10 |
onetinsoldier | Radiant: are you in X when you try to install them? | 18:10 |
abstrakt | where do i go to configure this? | 18:11 |
abstrakt | is this an option in synaptic? | 18:11 |
simar_mohaar | nvidia problem /?????? | 18:11 |
jcrawford | swapy, that seems to be windows software eh... i don't use that crap :) | 18:11 |
Radiant | onetinsoldier: nope, i killed xserver | 18:11 |
swapy | jcrawford, no man | 18:11 |
onetinsoldier | Radiant: roger | 18:11 |
Radiant | i tried this tutorial: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-nvidia-drivers-manually-on-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx.html but it wont work | 18:11 |
swapy | jcrawford, 1st checkout stuff ,, on that site | 18:11 |
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Radiant | i can copy the install log if you want? | 18:12 |
brianherman | thanks | 18:12 |
swapy | Radiant, other idea is goto right click on desktop > change desktop background > then>effects> select extra and it will search and download drivers for u :) | 18:12 |
The_Thing | Is is possible to use a tower with Ubuntu without a monitor of any kind? | 18:12 |
Radiant | swapy: ohhhh | 18:12 |
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scared | what is the cleanest way to clean bad packages ? | 18:12 |
ActionParsnip | The_Thing: sure, headless servers are great | 18:12 |
scared | I manually removed configuration files and now it won't install again | 18:13 |
swapy | else system>hardware drivers Radiant if you cannot see there you can apply trick i told you | 18:13 |
max_ | join #ubuntu | 18:13 |
urthmover | CPU scaling is very frusterating (and the gnome applet doesn't seem to work all the time.) How can I view and change CPU scaling from the command line? | 18:13 |
onetinsoldier | scared: sudo aptitude purge <package_name> | 18:13 |
Pici | max_: you're already here. | 18:13 |
jcrawford | wow that's complex swapy i cannot just run the install cd again without commiting to installing the files to fix the issue? | 18:13 |
ActionParsnip | scared: sudo apt-get install deborphan; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get --purge remove `deborphan`; sudo apt-get --purge remove `deborphan` | 18:13 |
Radiant | swapy: yeah, that was the problem.. i couldnt see them in that "hardware drivers" list | 18:13 |
jcrawford | i cannot just edit a file and fix this? | 18:13 |
swapy | Radiant, but now it will find for you | 18:14 |
max_ | Anyone know of a way to generate multiple dependency trees based on different versions of installed libraries so all programs can be compatible on one version of ubuntu? | 18:14 |
Radiant | swapy: hmmm it cant find the drivers | 18:14 |
swapy | Radiant, else you need a software called envy sudo apt-get install envy | 18:14 |
Radiant | ok | 18:14 |
Radiant | i'll do that | 18:14 |
xsaiddx | how ican format a thmdrive usin the commande line | 18:14 |
onetinsoldier | urthmover: i'm using 'cpufreqd'. is that what you have installed? | 18:14 |
Pici | ActionParsnip: You probably should be more careful using deborphan, I've seen it suggest packages that really shouldn't be uninstalled before. | 18:14 |
swapy | i want that in my computer i can see how much free space is present and other details of hdd drives how to do it in ubuntu?? | 18:14 |
scared | ActionParsnip: thank you | 18:15 |
ActionParsnip | Pici: really, surely it shouldn't be included in the repo then... | 18:15 |
swapy | jcrawford, i reffered you to that site you can google out more details on supergrubdisk too | 18:15 |
GeekSquid | max_: interesting concept, you might consider asking your question in #gcc, this channel is more for the user, and less programming | 18:15 |
Radiant | swapy: E: Package envy has no installation candidate | 18:15 |
Ikester | hi all... I have (i assume) a routing table issue I need to workout. | 18:15 |
Pici | ActionParsnip: No tools should be used blindly. | 18:15 |
cozziemoto | swapy, if I understand applications/accessories disk usage and also system/adminitration disk utility | 18:15 |
max_ | thanks GeekSquid | 18:15 |
swapy | applications>ubuntu software center search envy here | 18:15 |
onetinsoldier | urthmover: i use the following command as root user on my system. might be different for yours.... cpufreq-set -r --min 2.00GHz | 18:15 |
max_ | join #gcc | 18:15 |
urthmover | onetinsoldier: I have a fresh install .... and have been using the gnome applet.....but it stopped working...when I pick other speeds....so I just installed cpufrequtils....thinking it was a CLI tool that I could read a man page for but it is not.... | 18:16 |
steve__ | hi-ho should i do anything after uprading ram on my xubuntu laptop? swap file need to be resized? | 18:16 |
onetinsoldier | urthmover: try... dpkg -L cpufrequtils | 18:16 |
swapy | cozziemoto, thanks but can i implement via a widget | 18:17 |
urthmover | onetinsoldier: what does dpkg -L do? install or purge and reinstall? | 18:17 |
swapy | !dpkg | 18:17 |
ubottu | dpkg is the Debian package maintenance system, which together with apt forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. | 18:17 |
onetinsoldier | urthmover: even better, do --> apropos cpufreq | 18:17 |
cozziemoto | swapy, in compiz widget layer? sure you can | 18:17 |
GeekSquid | steve__: is your laptop able to hibernate? only reason to need swap to be larger than ram | 18:17 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: that didn't fix it for me | 18:17 |
Ikester | basically: eth0 has a static public ip, eth1 has dhcp assigned ip. when pinging or tracert to the public ip it will time out if there is a gateway lsited for the 192.168 on eth1 | 18:17 |
Ikester | if I remove the gateway for eth1, traffic to eth0 does not time out. | 18:17 |
urthmover | onetinsoldier: ok ssh'ing into the machine hang on | 18:17 |
swapy | urthmover, in terminal type man dpkg and find more details | 18:17 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: would you pastebin your pastebinit file, I'll take a look | 18:17 |
onetinsoldier | urthmover: the 'dpkg -L <package_name>' command list all the files installed on your system by that packaged | 18:18 |
Radiant | argh... fucking noveau | 18:18 |
onetinsoldier | lists* | 18:18 |
swapy | cozziemoto, thanks let me try that out | 18:18 |
steve__ | geeksquid, thanks for the info, no i dont use hibernate | 18:18 |
onetinsoldier | urthmover: the 'dpkg -L <package_name>' command lists* all the files installed on your system by that packaged | 18:18 |
urthmover | onetinsoldier: ok I'm looking at a list of the cpufreq utils I | 18:18 |
urthmover | onetinsoldier: I'll read up on how to use these thanks | 18:18 |
onetinsoldier | urthmover: even better, do --> apropos cpufreq | 18:18 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: ii pastebinit 0.11.2-1 | 18:18 |
GeekSquid | steve__: then your machine should be super fast now, congratulations | 18:18 |
Pici | Radiant: Please control your language here. | 18:18 |
onetinsoldier | urthmover: you're welcome.. good luck | 18:18 |
jcrawford | funny swapy the howto says to copy over the folder 'boot' but the tar did not contain one just debian and menus | 18:18 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: is this is the most recent release ? | 18:19 |
Radiant | Pici: Sorry | 18:19 |
The_Thing | Now, here's the thing... I want to set up a headless Ubuntu terminal on my mother's old computer... Originally I was gonna transplant the video card from that computer to my computer, but the card is too long to fit in my tower. The main reason I wanted the card was for the svideo port... | 18:19 |
cozziemoto | swapy, just open the application you want to be a widget then open widgetlayer plugin in ccsm and the Behavior tab ...click the + icon then the Grab button and then click on the application you want to include into the widget layer | 18:19 |
GeekSquid | !info pastebinit | 18:19 |
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steve__ | geeksquid, super is not a word i'd use in the same sentence as 700mhz :) | 18:19 |
ubottu | pastebinit (source: pastebinit): command-line pastebin client. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.1-1 (lucid), package size 22 kB, installed size 404 kB | 18:20 |
The_Thing | So I'm planning to use it as a kind of terminal, connected only to a TV and a network. The only problem I see is that it's so old that I'm not too sure if it will play videos smoothly. | 18:20 |
jcrawford | hah swapy the download link just directed me to the improper file my bad :) | 18:20 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: what version of ubuntu, in Lucid the latest is 1.1-1 | 18:20 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: i don't know | 18:20 |
RedNifre | Hi! I have troubles connecting my new bluetooth keyboard: Ubuntu says it's connected, but it doesn't work. | 18:21 |
RedNifre | What can I do? (I use Ubuntu 10.04 and an Apple bluetooth keyboard) | 18:21 |
Mischievous | does anyone know how to remove the "me menu" social network thing from the indicator applet? | 18:21 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: type lsb_release -a ... in the terminal | 18:21 |
xukun | I just did a fresh 10.04 install but I'm getting this error: (EE) NVIDIA: Failed to load the NVIDIA kernel module. Any Idea why this is happening or how to solve it? thanks | 18:21 |
swapy | cozziemoto, didnt find option or widget | 18:22 |
cozziemoto | has the wallpaper rendering bugs been fixed as well as no "unmount" option for external drives with multiple partitions? | 18:22 |
saxin | When I use Gwibber 2.30.0.1 (Ubuntu 10.04) there is no notifications in the upper-right corner when friends are posting (I use facebook). But if I click the "Like this message"-button the notification is working great. What can the reason for that be? :) | 18:22 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: am on release 9.10 | 18:22 |
brianherman | xukun: That means the nvidia lkm is not loading there is something wrong with your nvidia driver. | 18:22 |
cozziemoto | swapy, in ccsm? | 18:22 |
swapy | yes me in ccsm | 18:22 |
mahmod | hey guys greetings | 18:22 |
Mcl0vin | Karmic | 18:22 |
thorhalland | Hello? I haven't a clue what I am doing | 18:22 |
brianherman | xukun: is everything else working? | 18:22 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: now type gksudo gedit /usr/bin/pastebinit | 18:22 |
Ken8521 | thorhalland, well, start by asking a question aboutyour problem | 18:23 |
cozziemoto | swapy, under the "Desktop" category Widget layer plugin | 18:23 |
h00k | saxin: there's an "Only display notifications on a mention" checkbox in gwibber's preferences, perhaps uncheck that | 18:23 |
Mcl0vin | ok | 18:23 |
thorhalland | ah ken thanks | 18:23 |
xukun | brianherman, yes everything else is working | 18:23 |
theadmin | What is "exec" thing for (bash), as a matter of fact? | 18:23 |
cozziemoto | swapy, click on widget layer plugin go into the "behaviour" tab | 18:23 |
swapy | cozziemoto, yes then | 18:23 |
brianherman | xukun: Ok that means that ubuntu has defaulted to the vesa driver, you wont get desktop effects but everything else works. | 18:23 |
mahmod | I need some help I wanna download yahoo messenger from wineHQ Appdb | 18:23 |
kcw12 | I have my drive mounted now as /var do i just copy the contents off the old drive over? | 18:23 |
thorhalland | OK I have just upgraded to 10.4 and my thumb drives don't work.I am not IT wise -I'm a history teacher! | 18:23 |
cozziemoto | swapy, click the + icon then when that dialog opens click the "Grab" button and then click on the application window you want to treat as a widget | 18:24 |
mahmod | can you guys help me | 18:24 |
brianherman | mahmod: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=29 | 18:24 |
h00k | !wine | mahmod | 18:24 |
ubottu | mahmod: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu | 18:24 |
exalt | hello fellow opensource freaks! lets enhance ubuntu with some extra opensource games! http://www.wolfire.com/humble | 18:24 |
h00k | exalt: please don't spam here :) | 18:24 |
thorhalland | I Hav eupgraded to 10.4 and my thumb drives wont work | 18:24 |
brianherman | mahmod: Do you want to try something fun, you could try yahoo messenger for unix. | 18:25 |
ubuntu | hi | 18:25 |
brianherman | hi ubuntu | 18:25 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: look for the line 'defaultPB = "http://pastebin.com" #Default pastebin' and change it from pastebin.com to pastebin.ca and save | 18:25 |
exalt | h00k: hehe ok ill not spam any more but please.. go there :P | 18:25 |
exalt | whoops i did it again! | 18:25 |
h00k | exalt: I already have :) | 18:25 |
steve__ | anyone tried djl? | 18:25 |
h00k | !anyone | steve__ | 18:25 |
ubottu | steve__: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 18:25 |
thorhalland | hello? | 18:25 |
exalt | h00k: cool, when you see the trend, we'll make it! | 18:25 |
RedNifre | hello | 18:25 |
Ken8521 | i have a laptop cooler pad on my laptop(USB) why would it be constantly shutting off and on? Also, I notice the laser on my optical mouse, is constantly going dim/bright/dim/bright.. but appears tobe functional all the time | 18:25 |
mahmod | yes man I want 2 Install it in wine but something wronge | 18:25 |
synchance | hello,everybody,i know "C-d" stands for "Ctrl-c" but what's the key "M" in "M-c"? | 18:26 |
brianherman | Ken8521: thats your computer trying to save energy, dont worry about it. | 18:26 |
RedNifre | M might be meta | 18:26 |
cozziemoto | steve__, what is djl? googling | 18:26 |
h00k | thorhalland: the thumbdrives don't appear to be mounting at all? | 18:26 |
RedNifre | If your keyboard has a Meta key | 18:26 |
steve__ | not allowed to start a sentence with *anyone* | 18:26 |
Ken8521 | brianchidester, its annoying as hell, and it's running on power, no need to save energy | 18:26 |
Ken8521 | can i turn it off? | 18:26 |
Mischievous | how do I remove the "me menu" social networking icon from the panel indicator applet in the panel? It's the one that looks like an envelope with links to evolution/empathy/pidgin/gwibber/etc. | 18:26 |
thorhalland | Hook -not at all -they were fine under KK but after upgrade wont work | 18:26 |
cozziemoto | steve__, no I have not tried that | 18:26 |
mahmod | sir I went 2 that website but I can't find the download link | 18:27 |
h00k | thorhalland: After you plug one in, can you check 'dmesg | tail | 18:27 |
h00k | ' | 18:27 |
mahmod | or that's just 4 explaining | 18:27 |
h00k | thorhalland: in a terminal and see if it is showing that they are indeed plugged in? | 18:27 |
thorhalland | I hav eno idea how to check dmesg tail | 18:27 |
brianherman | Ken8521: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=846480 | 18:27 |
Ken8521 | thanks | 18:27 |
brianherman | Ken8521: It complicated though. | 18:27 |
synchance | RedNifre: semms that my keyboard has no that "Meta key".. | 18:27 |
itsa | Mischievous: righ click and remove from pannel | 18:28 |
Ken8521 | brianchidester, this is not an internal fan... it's a USB fan | 18:28 |
h00k | thorhalland: open up a terminal, Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal, and type this without quotes: 'dmesg | tail' | 18:28 |
GeekSquid | synchance: windows key | 18:28 |
Nitsuga | synchance, the key eith the windows logo | 18:28 |
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Nitsuga | with | 18:28 |
RedNifre | sometimes the Windows/Apple-key is configured as a Meta key | 18:28 |
steve__ | i heard it called super key yesterday | 18:28 |
Mischievous | itsa: that removes the entire indicator applet, I want to remove only the me menu envelope icon | 18:28 |
h00k | thorhalland: and then can you paste that into http://pastebin.ubuntu.com, hit Paste!, and get me the link? | 18:28 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: now when i cat /log/file | pastebinit . nothing happen and i don't get a shell prompt unless i ^c or ^z | 18:28 |
thorhalland | how do I do a vertical line? | 18:29 |
Hans_Henrik | where should this bug be reported? : using update-manager to update from 9.10 to 10.04 in desktop edition will stop ssh service | 18:29 |
h00k | thorhalland: shift + \ | 18:29 |
h00k | thorhalland: right above "Enter" | 18:29 |
theadmin | Hans_Henrik: I think in update-manager | 18:29 |
mophead | IS anyone else having problems with lacking a top bar when booting ubuntu sometimes? How do I fix this? | 18:29 |
Micheal` | anyone know how to install wfica? | 18:30 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: give me a min, doing the same here, see if i can fix | 18:30 |
steve__ | i have an amnesiac panel bar too | 18:30 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: cool | 18:30 |
erpingham | Micheal`, I've done it before. | 18:30 |
h00k | mophead: you can start by resetting the panel to it's defaults and seeing if it continues | 18:30 |
h00k | !resetpanel | mophead | 18:30 |
ubottu | mophead: To reset the panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 18:30 |
mahmod | Guys I'd install yahoo messenger on wine but stills same error ? | 18:30 |
onetinsoldier | Mcl0vin: replace 'file' with the name of an actual file on /var/log... or /log or whatever it is. or just try --> pastebinit /var/log/<filename> | 18:30 |
Micheal` | i was looking thru synaptic didnt see it though | 18:30 |
h00k | mahmod: you need to check with #winehq for wine support | 18:31 |
Scunizi | Why is Cups loosing information on an installed network printer? (9.04) | 18:31 |
mophead | h00k: wouldn't that put the buttons back on the left? I prefer them on the right. | 18:31 |
mahmod | ok | 18:31 |
h00k | mophead: that resets your gnome-panel, it doesn't touch your button config | 18:31 |
mahmod | thank U sir | 18:31 |
thorhalland | I have pasted as required | 18:31 |
mophead | uh oh... how do I undo that? | 18:31 |
h00k | thorhalland: what is the link to that paste? | 18:31 |
synchance | i find the "M-c".. from the info command, but it seems not work by windows key | 18:31 |
h00k | mophead: undo resetting the panel? could make your customizations again | 18:32 |
mophead | shit... I had a lot of customizations | 18:32 |
thorhalland | Hook | 18:32 |
thorhalland | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/431796/ | 18:32 |
thorhalland | http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/431796/ | 18:32 |
theadmin | synchance: M-c would be Alt+C | 18:32 |
thorhalland | hook http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/431796/ | 18:32 |
mophead | I really really shouldn't have done that | 18:32 |
steve__ | ok is there a way to stop the text window scrolling in xchat so i can copy txt? | 18:32 |
Capcap | when i hit capslock it types a T is there anyway to turn that off? its obnoxious | 18:32 |
h00k | thorhalland: got it | 18:33 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: you said /log/file ... try something simple like lspci |pastebin | 18:33 |
Micheal` | erpingham, any pointers you can give me? | 18:33 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: pastebinit | 18:33 |
erpingham | Michael`: sorry, my pidgin client crashed | 18:33 |
Hans_Henrik | holy c* google is down! o.0 | 18:33 |
h00k | thorhalland: I think fd0 refers to a floppy drive, is that what you're using? | 18:33 |
Micheal` | erpingham, no worries | 18:33 |
onetinsoldier | steve__: on mine, if i scroll up a little with my mouse scrollwheel, it stops the xchat messages from scrolling | 18:33 |
h00k | Hans_Henrik: it works here | 18:33 |
thorhalland | no - I am using a USB stick | 18:33 |
mophead | h00k is there a way I can open the file I just changed, and undo the change? | 18:33 |
erpingham | Micheal`: I believe if you try to use the client, Citrix will offer you a download for Linux. Use that. | 18:34 |
Hans_Henrik | h00k: now it works here too, but i couldn't load google for a few seconds (while www.123spill.no worked fine) | 18:34 |
h00k | mophead: no, but log out and back in a few times and see if your panel is still dying | 18:34 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: well i didn't type the whole path here , but it is a valid log | 18:34 |
mophead | h00k: no, I mean change back the thing I just changed, the gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel | 18:34 |
thorhalland | h00k I am using a usb stick | 18:35 |
h00k | mophead: No, that reset your gnome-panel to default to see if something in your customizing was breaking it | 18:35 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: we are working with different versions, so, in order to properly debug, please do lspci | pastebinit , and see if you still get errors | 18:35 |
mophead | ok | 18:35 |
bambam_ | Hello Everyone ! I would like to know if there is any good IDE for python,java,php,c,c++ for ubuntu | 18:35 |
theadmin | bambam_: NetBeans | 18:35 |
equilibrium | eclipse is the best | 18:35 |
erpingham | Micheal`: are you 64 bit by the way? That is what I have, and there are some additional workarounds for that. | 18:35 |
theadmin | bambam_: For all those :D | 18:36 |
h00k | thorhalland: can you do the following: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; dmesg | pastebinit; | 18:36 |
simar_mohaar | not able to open ubuntu ... due to uninstalling nvidia ... black screen ... help | 18:36 |
h00k | thorhalland: from the terminal | 18:36 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: same thing | 18:36 |
bambam_ | netbeans or eclipse ? which one should I go for. | 18:36 |
Micheal` | yes | 18:36 |
theadmin | bambam_: Both are worth checking out | 18:36 |
onetinsoldier | bambam_: for c/c++ try codeblocks. however 8.02 is really really old. you might want to follow their wiki on downloading/compiling the latest 'svn' version of it | 18:36 |
bambam_ | I am almost a newbie when it comes to programming | 18:36 |
onetinsoldier | ubottu: codblocks | bambam_ | 18:36 |
onetinsoldier | ubottu: info codeblocks | bambam_ | 18:37 |
erpingham | Micheal`: were you able to get a tarball? | 18:37 |
Hans_Henrik | onetinsoldier: not long till next release btw | 18:37 |
h00k | mophead: Check to see if the problem still exists with a default panel, then make your customizations again, see if it crashes, if it does, check ~/.xsession-errors | 18:37 |
Micheal` | looking now | 18:37 |
onetinsoldier | Hans_Henrik: ahh, roger. cool | 18:37 |
bambam_ | onetinsoldier: so codeblocks is good IDE for all ? | 18:37 |
Capcap | when i hit capslock it types a T is there anyway to turn that off? its obnoxious | 18:37 |
bambam_ | or just c,c++ | 18:37 |
thorhalland | its unpacking | 18:37 |
thorhalland | OK its finieshed | 18:38 |
thorhalland | finished | 18:38 |
h00k | thorhalland: Alright, this will let me any important information in your dmesg (kernel ring buffer) about devices that you plug in or errors they are having | 18:38 |
itsa | how to fix these warning? please see here: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/vXcw8LDX | 18:38 |
amgarching | My 10.04 installation from CD progesses very slow at 79% saying "Retriving file 1 of 5" (exact numbers change, X of 28). What is happening? See also a similar observation at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9236115 | 18:39 |
h00k | thorhalland: so you're aware of what I'm trying to do | 18:39 |
thorhalland | H00k ok | 18:39 |
thorhalland | do I leave the drive in or out | 18:39 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: this is a fixed version ... install it https://launchpad.net/~arand/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/1009117/+listing-archive-extra | 18:39 |
h00k | thorhalland: it doesn't matter | 18:39 |
thorhalland | ok | 18:39 |
synchance | theadmin: it seems in my keyboard ESC is worked as the meta key,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_key | 18:39 |
erpingham | Micheal`: I have used this tutorial: | 18:40 |
erpingham | http://www.madox.net/blog/2009/05/04/citrix-linux-client-64bit-amd64-for-ubuntu-jaunty-904/ | 18:40 |
private_meta | my key! | 18:40 |
h00k | thorhalland: did you do dmesg | pastegin? | 18:40 |
onetinsoldier | bambam_: don't know. i'm not really a developer. however, i have installed it and taken a look at it, and it looks really nice. but i don't know if it's for other than c/c++ | 18:40 |
h00k | thorhalland: *pastebinit | 18:40 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: how , with apt-get | 18:40 |
h00k | thorhalland: that should spit out a link that you can paste here | 18:40 |
onetinsoldier | bambam_: let me start it up again right now and see if i can see anything like what you're asking | 18:40 |
APERSON | can anyone give me the name of the graphical os selection menu that one can install? | 18:40 |
simar_mohaar | help needed!!!! urggent | 18:40 |
bambam_ | In that case I will go for eclipse, as I want one interface for all languages | 18:40 |
thorhalland | sorry I'm a bit lost what do you want me to do ? | 18:40 |
swapy | guys i am in trouble i can see only my deskop wallpaper and icons but not gnome panels and when i open any of icons no window is displayed | 18:40 |
sebsebseb | !help | simar_mohaar | 18:40 |
ubottu | simar_mohaar: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 18:41 |
h00k | thorhalland: in the terminal, can you do: dmesg | pastebinit | 18:41 |
abstrakt | bambam_, i would suggest netbeans instead, eclipse is buggy | 18:41 |
abstrakt | bambam_, but actually, IDE = fail | 18:41 |
abstrakt | bambam_, vim = win :) | 18:41 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: wget https://launchpad.net/~arand/+archive/ppa/+files/pastebinit_0.11.2-1ubuntu0.1~ppa1_all.deb ... then sudo dpkg -i pastebinit_0.11.2-1ubuntu0.1~ppa1_all.deb | 18:41 |
bambam_ | abstrakt : what do you mean by IDE=fail ? I didn't get it | 18:41 |
h00k | Mcl0vin: sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 18:41 |
Poundo | on Karmic when i run apachectl configtest i get "(EAI 2)Name or service not known: Could not resolve host name xx.xxx.xxx.xxx" any suggestions on whats wrong | 18:41 |
Micheal` | erpingham, thank you | 18:42 |
bambam_ | I have gvim on my ubuntu | 18:42 |
kahraman | how can i remove the news konto in emphtoy? | 18:42 |
abstrakt | bambam_, ahh, yes i have gvim as well | 18:42 |
GeekSquid | h00k: no, he needs the patched version that has the API fixed for pastebin.com | 18:42 |
kahraman | in synatic | 18:42 |
h00k | re having | 18:42 |
kahraman | whats the name of paket | 18:42 |
h00k | GeekSquid: ah | 18:42 |
kahraman | i cant find the paket | 18:42 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, i can't open ubuntu after i unistalled nvidia drivers not even recovery ... i c a blank screen as if display is turned off ...?? | 18:42 |
erpingham | Micheal`: also, notice this comment for a shortcut regarding the CA certificates (one of the later steps in the howto) | 18:43 |
erpingham | http://www.madox.net/blog/2009/05/04/citrix-linux-client-64bit-amd64-for-ubuntu-jaunty-904/comment-page-1/#comment-408 | 18:43 |
onetinsoldier | bambam_: i took a look here Settings --> Editor --> Syntax Highlighting ... and there are a lot of options there! a lot of languages.... including Python | 18:43 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: after removing the propritary Nivida driver? | 18:43 |
kesi | Hi, since upgrade to 10.04 I have terrible lag. I thought at first it was just Firefox but I'm having it in games as well. Any suggestions? It's fine after reboot for a few min and then the cpu shoots up and it drags | 18:43 |
h00k | thorhalland: did I lose you? I'm sorry. | 18:43 |
kahraman | no idea? | 18:43 |
thorhalland | |h00k http://pastebin.com/x5aehU1H | 18:43 |
fagel | How Do I download files when I connect to a server with SSH via vintage (the remote viewer built in)? | 18:43 |
Micheal` | erpingham, thanks for the pointer | 18:43 |
itsa | kesi: reduce your swappiness | 18:44 |
Mcl0vin | GeekSquid: that fix it :) | 18:44 |
bambam_ | onetinsoldier: thanks for the tip, I going to look into it | 18:44 |
swapy | guys i am in trouble i can see only my deskop wallpaper and icons but not gnome panels and when i open any of icons no window is displayed i edited compiz config and my panels vanished even i cant see any windows | 18:44 |
thorhalland | h00k http://pastebin.com/x5aehU1H | 18:44 |
kesi | itsa, how would I go about doing that? | 18:44 |
h00k | thorhalland: yep, got it, give me a sec | 18:44 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, ya i uninstalled all old kernels too!!! | 18:44 |
GeekSquid | fagel: ssh and VNC are two different protocols 2 different worlds | 18:44 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: which version of Ubuntu? | 18:44 |
GeekSquid | Mcl0vin: awesome | 18:44 |
arand | GeekSquid: Glad to know my ppa is useful to someone :D | 18:44 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, 10.04 lucid lync | 18:44 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: ok why did you get rdi fo the propritary driver? | 18:45 |
Capcap | when i hit capslock it types a T is there anyway to turn that off? its obnoxious | 18:45 |
sebsebseb | rid | 18:45 |
Roasted | Hey guys - got a laptop here with an intel card I want to dual screen. I'm used to nvidia with their GUI to handle this task for me. How do I do it with intel? | 18:45 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: why did you get rid of it? | 18:45 |
fagel | GeekSquid: Yes But the vnc and ss are both supported via vinagre | 18:45 |
javi | javi23 | 18:45 |
itsa | kesi: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq | 18:45 |
fagel | *ssh | 18:45 |
steve__ | I just entered "gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel" and it says no process found, but then i realised i'm using xfce, so gconf is probably wrong, no? | 18:45 |
GeekSquid | arand: it really should be incorporated into the ubuntu package tree, as it fixes the api for karmic and jaunty | 18:45 |
neolitic | I think maybe I'm too stupid for this | 18:45 |
itsa | kesi: look at swappiness section | 18:45 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, i think i removed `nvidia two times one properity n one some other .... | 18:46 |
GeekSquid | fagel: use the nautilus Connect to server function in Places | 18:46 |
kesi | itsa, ok but why would this change with the upgrade and do I want more or less? | 18:46 |
ActionParsnip | steve__: have you tried asking in #xubuntu | 18:46 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: some other? | 18:46 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: by default 10.04 has noveau or whatever it's called as an open source driver | 18:46 |
ubnub | I've just installed Ubuntu and my /etc/apt/sources.list is empty, except for the cdrom line (the install process went a bit wrong). Where can I get a list of Ubuntu servers? | 18:46 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, actually i wanted to use nvou ... some alternative of nvidia ... | 18:46 |
onetinsoldier | 0bambam_: roger. i want to let you know that i do not see Java or php listed in there though. but codeblocks looks like quite an IDE anyway. cheers and good luck | 18:46 |
GeekSquid | arand: happy to see someone made a fix for this, glad to have you around | 18:46 |
arand | GeekSquid: Yea, I think I've done all the policy that should be for the bug report, but patch reviewers and sponsors are busy I guess :/ | 18:46 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: which works great with teh Plymouth 10.04 boot up | 18:46 |
fagel | GeekSquid, Sweet thanks | 18:46 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: by default it will use that, and if you remove the propritary driver | 18:46 |
h00k | thorhalland: It appears to be able to see your drive as a Kingston DataTraveler II and isn't giving any errors about it, I can't really look into this anymore because I have to go take a final. Keep this link and continue to ask the channel with the link to your dmesg, somebody may be able to pick it up and help you out. | 18:47 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, may be i removed it too!!! | 18:47 |
steve__ | @ActionParsnip will do thanks | 18:47 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, now i see a blank display | 18:47 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, what to do now???? | 18:47 |
arand | GeekSquid: Not my fix though, just took the fix that the original pastebinit developer had and packaged it up... | 18:47 |
thorhalland | thanks h00k | 18:48 |
cypher_ | ауы | 18:48 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: right ok black screen yeah yeah, but why exactly did you remove the nivida propritary driver? since the boot up was all messed up and not showing properly? | 18:48 |
GeekSquid | arand: aah, but glad you put it in your PPA | 18:48 |
thorhalland | can anyone help withmy problem ? | 18:48 |
cypher_ | русские есть | 18:48 |
Pici | !ru | cypher_ | 18:48 |
ubottu | cypher_: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 18:48 |
theadmin | cypher_: Есть есть :D В #ubuntu-ru мы | 18:48 |
namelessf | Please help me. with this problem: http://superuser.com/questions/140016/ssh-doesnt-work-in-my-lan | 18:48 |
rolsworth | anyone use the creative xtremegamer sound card? | 18:48 |
amgarching | this is supposed to solve the issue, thanks https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/445385 | 18:49 |
paulm2822 | anybody got dual boot experience with grub2? | 18:49 |
rolsworth | i fint it much easier to dual boot with easybcd | 18:49 |
rolsworth | that's if you are dual booting windows | 18:49 |
neolitic | I've lost wired connection for 10.04lts, and am a complete newb, help? | 18:49 |
thorhalland | hello anyone ? | 18:49 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, i removed it because i see a nvidia logo at startup and i can;t change my display brightness using function keys ... so i thought removing nvidia will use noveau ..... | 18:50 |
thorhalland | I can't access my usb | 18:50 |
paulm2822 | worked fine til grub misidentified my other os partition | 18:50 |
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econdudeawesome | Howdy! Anyone aware of any documentation for ubuntu unity? | 18:50 |
ActionParsnip | neolitic: if you run: sudo lshw -C network you can see the driver module which you can then rmmod then modprobe back in | 18:50 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, so i can change my brightness and all good ... but all bad here now | 18:50 |
thorhalland | can anyone help me access my usb? | 18:50 |
Cube`` | i would like to install kwordquiz, but do i really have to install the 350mb KDE dependencies? | 18:51 |
neolitic | Help with reconnecting 10.04 lts? | 18:51 |
demongeot | you mean mount your usb? | 18:51 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: I am not sure about your issue, but if you have a propritary nivida driver installed, you may also have boot up issues | 18:51 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: since it doesn't like Plymouth | 18:51 |
teflon | well, do it once Cube, and you can use all the other kde apps too... | 18:51 |
thorhalland | demongeot computer appears to recognise my USB drive but it doesn't come up on screen | 18:52 |
ajah | phonon claims it cannot play mp3 files how to solve this? | 18:52 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: boot up issues, as in the boot up showing rather oddly | 18:52 |
teflon | i installed all the stuff because i like k9copy :) | 18:52 |
josvuk | hello, My uptdate manager don't appear in the panel when I iconify it. How can I fix this? | 18:53 |
david_ | join #mysql | 18:53 |
econdudeawesome | Howdy! Anyone aware of any documentation for ubuntu unity? | 18:53 |
Cube`` | teflon: and have my freshly installed 10.04 bloated.. :( | 18:53 |
sebsebseb | !manual | econdudeawesome | 18:53 |
ubottu | econdudeawesome: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 18:53 |
thorhalland | hello anyone ? I can't use my USB drives | 18:53 |
sebsebseb | econdudeawesome: also system > About Ubuntu | 18:53 |
josvuk | Where can I get python 2.6 for ps3? | 18:53 |
thorhalland | hello anyone ? I can't use my USB | 18:53 |
Nitsuga | thorhalland, are they recognised? | 18:53 |
econdudeawesome | sebsebseb this contains information for the new unity platform? | 18:53 |
brono | gadacie po polskiemu? | 18:54 |
ikonia | !pl | brono | 18:54 |
ubottu | brono: Na tym kanale używamy tylko języka angielskiego. Możesz uzyskać pomoc w języku polskim na #ubuntu-pl. | 18:54 |
ActionParsnip | thorhalland: if you run: sudo fdisk -l do you see the partition? | 18:54 |
thorhalland | nitsuga apparently they are h00k managed to fin it but it isn't coming up onscreen | 18:54 |
brono | !pl | 18:54 |
mahmod | back | 18:54 |
onetinsoldier | thorhalland: don't repeat so often. make sure you have a good description of you problem and just post it on the channel. but like about every 5 minutes or so | 18:55 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, what is plymouth?? and i don't really know that before reomoving nvidia i was actually using it what i'm sure is i see a nvidia logo at startup .... and of diaplay problem before .. actually i used to see a black screen before too about a month ago but i managed to repair it by using edid settings fro some tutorial as i was able to run recovery mode .... but this time unfortunaltly i 'm not ...... | 18:55 |
thorhalland | ok | 18:55 |
mahmod | Guys I can't join the winehq chat | 18:55 |
gsr | I all. I'm in Ubuntu 9.10, and I wish to do a network upgrade to 10.4. I've tried doing "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade", as well as looking for the "Dist Upgrade" button in Update-Manager, but its no where to found. by command line, I get a message that I'm all updated. But I'm definitely still in 9.10 KK. | 18:55 |
mahmod | can I ask U some quiz ? | 18:55 |
simar_mohaar | sebastian, i don't even able to run recovery mode ... sme black screen in recovery too !!!!! | 18:56 |
Nitsuga | gsr, open the update manager | 18:56 |
gsr | ok | 18:56 |
gsr | Nitsuga: done | 18:56 |
sebsebseb | EntityReborn: no, but there's a blog entry about that on this fanboy and fangirl site. http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/05/install-new-ubuntu-1010-netbook.html also there's this http://njpatel.blogspot.com/2010/05/unity.html | 18:56 |
onetinsoldier | gsr: have you tried... sudo update-manager -c ...? | 18:56 |
Nitsuga | gsr, click "check" and in the top it will inform you abot the new Ubuntu release | 18:56 |
mahmod | How can I download yahoo messenger from wineHQ Appdb | 18:56 |
sebsebseb | oh not you EntityReborn ,but you econdudeawesome so see above | 18:56 |
ActionParsnip | mahmod: there is a linux native yahoo messenger from yahoo for linux | 18:57 |
gsr | Nitsuga, onetinesoldier: ahh, the -c flag added the dist-update! | 18:57 |
econdudeawesome | sebsebseb thanks--ill check itout | 18:57 |
gsr | Nitsuga, onetinesoldier: thanks | 18:57 |
onetinsoldier | gsr: roger... cool. you're welcome :) | 18:57 |
teflon | as i read plymouth part... how do i switch my boot to NOT display the graphic but,well, the messages | 18:57 |
mahmod | I'd try It before but still the same errors | 18:58 |
erUSUL | teflon: edit /etc/default/grub ---> remove quiet and splash from boot options | 18:58 |
isaac_ | I had a number of programs open last night. The RAM requirements were greater than the RAM available. Did I see correctly that Ubuntu killed one of the programs to preserve free free RAM? | 18:58 |
onetinsoldier | teflon: edit the following file --> /etc/default/grub | 18:58 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: i'll be back soon, but time for me to eat. may be worth doing a clean install though of Ubuntu | 18:58 |
TimeRider | so upstart.... yeah I can like 'stop gdm' but where does it get the list of startup programs from so I can stop it starting gdm, just move it from /etrc/init, or init.d, or? | 18:59 |
onetinsoldier | teflon: edit the following file --> /etc/default/grub. remove the following options.. "quiet splash" you'll need to edit it as root | 18:59 |
An_Ony_Moose | wow, 1Mbps on torrents ^_^ | 18:59 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, but can i revert my old settings | 18:59 |
thorhalland | hello anyone ? | 18:59 |
An_Ony_Moose | I'm going to reinstall because I've messed up my system too much | 18:59 |
mahmod | I tried 2 install the linux yahoo but some error messege appears during the installation | 18:59 |
onetinsoldier | teflon: then when that's all done, you'll need to run --> sudo update-grub | 18:59 |
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swapy | guys where can i find popular linux applications on net which site has information for that | 19:00 |
teflon | :) im learning more in this chat, then reading, hmm, lets say ten blogs :) | 19:00 |
TimeRider | 19:00 | |
onetinsoldier | teflon: lol | 19:00 |
namelessf | Please help me. with this problem: http://superuser.com/questions/140016/ssh-doesnt-work-in-my-lan | 19:00 |
edbian | swapy, Just look at the ubuntu software center | 19:01 |
thorhalland | my computer recognises my USB port (according to hook) but it doesn't come onto the desktop and I cant access it thor@Chaka:~$ dmesg | pastebinit | 19:01 |
arvind_khadri | mahmod, use gyachi | 19:01 |
josvuk | hi, clicking on the minimize window in update manager should take it in the panel on the bottom of the screen, am I right | 19:01 |
arvind_khadri | !gyachi | mahmod | 19:01 |
josvuk | but it doesn't | 19:01 |
rabidweezle | swapy, check out the ubuntu software center | 19:01 |
powertool08 | swapy: www.linuxalt.com has alternatives for popular windows programs, it should give you an idea of some popular programs. | 19:01 |
thorhalland | correction my computer recognises my USB port (according to hook) but it doesn't come onto the desktop and I cant access it http://pastebin.com/x5aehU1H | 19:01 |
mahmod | I'had install yahoo V10 after installation and loging I can't chat with any one I can see them in my list but I can't talk 2 them | 19:01 |
romulobr | hi, can you tell me a good channel for web development? | 19:02 |
An_Ony_Moose | CRUD | 19:02 |
An_Ony_Moose | my CD burner isn't connected | 19:02 |
An_Ony_Moose | will it work if I just plug it in now? or will I have to reboot? | 19:02 |
josvuk | romoulubr, there is selfhtmls I can remember | 19:02 |
An_Ony_Moose | (it's IDE I think) | 19:02 |
powertool08 | romulobr: #html, #css, #php, etc. | 19:03 |
teflon | did you have it plugged in on install, moose? | 19:03 |
teflon | (I know my english is quite painful to read) | 19:04 |
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swapy | i have installed software apexdc++ in wine but now it is not starting | 19:04 |
econdudeawesome | Me again! Does anyone know why 10.10 UNE does not allow for transparent terminal? | 19:05 |
GeekSquid | swapy: this is ubuntu support not wine ... #winehq for that | 19:05 |
An_Ony_Moose | Will connecting an IDE CD drive work while booted, or does the BIOS have to take care of it? | 19:05 |
thorhalland | my computer recognises my USB port (according to hook) but it doesn't come onto the desktop and I cant access it http://pastebin.com/x5aehU1H | 19:05 |
mguy | I wouldn't try it while powered on | 19:05 |
econdudeawesome | 10.04 UNE rather | 19:05 |
abstrakt | how do I setup/install a PPA? Personal Package Archive? | 19:05 |
abstrakt | is that a synaptic thing? | 19:05 |
crweb | An_Ony_Moose: most likely bios | 19:05 |
trijntje | !ppa | 19:05 |
ubottu | A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and should be used at your own risk. | 19:05 |
GeekSquid | An_Ony_Moose: Bios, and plugging in a IDE would be a bad idea with the computer on, could fry your IDE controller | 19:06 |
richapple | hi everybody! i'm new Linux user from Russia(it means sorry for my english :) i've installed ubuntu 10.04 to my old laptop on the weekend and was very happy. but now i have a problem-usb flash drive isn't work. usb mouse works well. what should i do? | 19:06 |
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edbian | richapple, Does the usb driver show up in the output of fdisk -l ? | 19:07 |
danix71 | Good evening | 19:07 |
vietnam | xin chao | 19:07 |
edbian | danix71, Good afternoon | 19:07 |
Sweet | Hi, I'm having a problem that really needs to be fixed... I have no input from my mic on my Intel HDA sound card using coded Realtek ALC275, G45 DEVIBX | 19:07 |
teflon | sounds quite like thor problem @richapple. sorry that i dunno a solution | 19:07 |
Sweet | I've tried everything and I'm looking for a workaround, anything will do... | 19:07 |
Sweet | I'm running latest build of ubuntu lucid on a Sony Vaio VPC11X9E btw | 19:08 |
danix71 | Nicee.. | 19:08 |
isaac_ | >I had a number of programs open last night. The RAM requirements were greater than the RAM available. Did I see correctly that Ubuntu killed one of the programs to preserve free RAM? | 19:08 |
brandon | sudo apt-get wine | 19:08 |
brandon | poo | 19:08 |
An_Ony_Moose | crweb, GeekSquid , thanks :) | 19:08 |
richapple | edbian could you possibly say it simplier for me | 19:08 |
erpingham | Sweet, I had a similar problem. | 19:08 |
Roasted | does anybody dual screen with different sized monitors? Im having a problem doing it with my intel card on my laptop + lcd. | 19:08 |
edbian | isaac_, Doubtful. It's more likely that that program crashed | 19:08 |
* danix71 using xubuntu | 19:08 | |
frostschutz | isaac_: it's possible -when the kernel runs out of memory it starts killing processes | 19:08 |
erpingham | Sweet, try plugging your mic into the line in and using that input. | 19:08 |
thorhalland | (01:07:39 AM) thorhalland: my computer recognises my USB port (according to hook) but it doesn't come onto the desktop and I cant access it http://pastebin.com/x5aehU1H | 19:08 |
edbian | richapple, Run "sudo fdisk -l" in a terminal and see if the usb drive shows up there | 19:08 |
teflon | i have the same problem @sweet. i just ordered an usb headset | 19:08 |
* danix71 thinks is bext linux | 19:08 | |
ouned | hi. I got a "logitech media keyboard" and i would like to control the vlc media player with it. IS there any plugin or something for this? | 19:08 |
grumbly | What is the easiest way to create an FTP WRITE ONLY account? Essentially, I am trying to prevent people who upload data from downloading it or listing it at all. | 19:09 |
dj_segfault | Roasted: I do, but I use separate X sessions | 19:09 |
Dede_one | how to run perl in ubuntu | 19:09 |
lungan | How do I choose default Bittorrent client in ubuntu? | 19:09 |
Sweet | erpingham: doesn't work... as I said I tried everything | 19:09 |
Roasted | dj_segfault, do you use an intel card? | 19:09 |
Sweet | erpingham: I'm getting desperate even :5 | 19:09 |
Sweet | :( | 19:09 |
prkoat | I seem to have a problem with the 980x only having 8 cores detected. dmidecode is fine but /proc/cpuinfo only reports 8. | 19:09 |
Nitsuga | isaac_, when there is no free ram, the kernel kills the process with most private ram use, or one of its childs, unless it is niced (high priority) or active, | 19:09 |
prkoat | any ideas? | 19:09 |
onetinsoldier | Dede_one: perl <file.pl> | 19:09 |
erpingham | Sweet, incidentally, what have you used to test it? Audacity or the ubuntu sound recorder app? | 19:09 |
dj_segfault | Roasted: No, sorry I missed that. I'm nvidia so it works different. Are you 10.4? I heard there were problems with intel video on 10,4. | 19:09 |
prkoat | I've tried 10.04, deb 5, updating to the latest kernal ..... | 19:10 |
erpingham | I've found that the sound recorder app is unreliable. | 19:10 |
crdlb | lungan: right click on a torrent file > properties > open with | 19:10 |
onetinsoldier | Dede_one: perl <perl_script_file.pl> | 19:10 |
Nitsuga | isaac_, you can prevent this by adding swap space, but when you run out of memory the system will be realy slow. | 19:10 |
cypher__ | куские | 19:10 |
Roasted | dj_segfault, I am on 10.04 - I did not hear about these problems. Perhaps I should see what happens with any updates that come down. | 19:10 |
cypher__ | рускии | 19:10 |
Sweet | erpingham: I've tried skype echo service and the sound config panel | 19:10 |
Roasted | dj_segfault, I never tried this before, so I cant say "yes it worked on 9.10" | 19:10 |
dj_segfault | Roasted: Google for it | 19:10 |
powertool08 | !ru | cypher__ | 19:10 |
ubottu | cypher__: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 19:10 |
Nitsuga | !ru | cypher_ | 19:10 |
ubottu | cypher_: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 19:10 |
teflon | may i ask what one should use instead @erpingham? | 19:10 |
grumbly | Hello, I am trying to create an FTP user account that has only write permissions- no list, no dir, no download, no overwrite... | 19:10 |
Nitsuga | !ru | cypher__ | 19:10 |
resno | Nitsuga: beat me to it | 19:10 |
erpingham | Sweet, okay, in skype, go into the settings and uncheck the box "let skype manage my volume levels" | 19:10 |
Wavesonics | where does thunderbird store my pgp public key after i generate it? | 19:11 |
Dede_one | perl No such file or directory | 19:11 |
teflon | gotta go, cu | 19:11 |
erUSUL | Wavesonics: all programs should sotr it in ~/.gnupg/ | 19:11 |
erpingham | Sweet, "Options" then "Sound devices" then uncheck "allow skype to automatically adjust my mixer levels" | 19:11 |
Sweet | erpingham: doesn't work | 19:12 |
Wavesonics | erUSUL, ah yep, thanks :D | 19:12 |
onetinsoldier | Dede_one: do you get anything from the following command? --> whereis perl | 19:12 |
erpingham | Sweet, ok, then I don't know what next. | 19:12 |
thorhalland | thorhalland: my computer recognises my USB port (according to hook) but it doesn't come onto the desktop and I cant access it http://pastebin.com/x5aehU1H | 19:12 |
Sweet | erpingham: tried internal mic and line in with external mic | 19:12 |
Nitsuga | isaac_, if you run out of ram and don't want to wait for the kernel to kill a processs, you can force it to do that with Alt-Print screen-F (F from Full). If your system hangs, you can try that first to unfreeze it. | 19:12 |
erpingham | Sweet, though I would recommending trying to record something with Audacity as a way of testing | 19:13 |
prkoat | on the 980x bug - If I disable acpi in grub bootloader it will properly see the 4 logical cores. | 19:13 |
grumbly | Is it possible to create an account that only has access to ftp login, but can only upload- no download, no ls, no dir no anything else? | 19:13 |
prkoat | doing acpi=ht only sees 8 out of the 12 cores... | 19:13 |
miked595 | anyone use kino? it seems to crash on me when i try to render an effect | 19:13 |
carriazola | heey!! | 19:13 |
GeekSquid | grumbly: seems like that would be easier using HTTP, and a password protected webform | 19:13 |
carriazola | i'm new here!! | 19:13 |
carriazola | alguien en español? | 19:13 |
Sweet | erpingham: thx for the help, however I need to be making an urgent call so SKype has to work! :p | 19:13 |
grumbly | GeekSquid: I agree, but this is what i've been given to work with. | 19:13 |
GeekSquid | !es | carriazola | 19:13 |
ubottu | carriazola: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 19:13 |
thorhalland | can someone help ?my computer recognises my USB port (according to hook) but it doesn't come onto the desktop and I cant access it http://pastebin.com/x5aehU1H :) | 19:13 |
erpingham | Sweet: I guess I wasn't much help. | 19:14 |
Sweet | I have no input from my mic on my Intel HDA sound card using coded Realtek ALC275, G45 DEVIBX, need a workaround anybody???? | 19:14 |
carriazola | OK | 19:14 |
edbian | thorhalland, I can help you. Send me a personal message. It's busy in here. | 19:14 |
Sweet | erpingham: thx for trying! | 19:14 |
GeekSquid | grumbly: do you have an FTP server running currently | 19:14 |
grumbly | I do | 19:15 |
prkoat | sorry - acpi=off resutls in 6 cores ... not 4. | 19:15 |
grumbly | I just remembered the name of the type of account! Blind drop | 19:15 |
grumbly | that's what I'm gonna look for. | 19:15 |
grumbly | brb | 19:15 |
richapple | i can't write my password in teminal | 19:15 |
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trijntje | richapple, you can, you just dont see anything ;) | 19:16 |
frankS2 | richapple: it doesnt echo | 19:16 |
GeekSquid | richapple: you won't see your password or anything when you type it, | 19:16 |
perlsyntax | How do i remove perl 5.10.1 from ubuntu 9.10 i didn't compile it i put a new PPA in my apt-get | 19:16 |
perlsyntax | i hope someone can help me. | 19:16 |
perlsyntax | ? | 19:17 |
GeekSquid | perlsyntax: apt-get remove --purge perl ... then edit the sources.list file and remove the PPA | 19:17 |
GeekSquid | !patience | perlsyntax | 19:17 |
ubottu | perlsyntax: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait. | 19:17 |
perlsyntax | ii try that | 19:17 |
Sweet | Anyone who is an ALSA expert? | 19:17 |
An_Ony_Moose | !any | SWAT | 19:18 |
An_Ony_Moose | oops | 19:18 |
An_Ony_Moose | !anyone | Sweet | 19:18 |
ubottu | Sweet: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 19:18 |
richapple | ok, i typed "sudo fdisk -l" what should i see? | 19:18 |
angedelenfer | Salut tout le monde !! | 19:18 |
Dawgmatix | is there someway to specify different font sizes for different screens? | 19:18 |
ljsoftnet | what do i need to type, so i can paste a theme in /usr/share/dockbarx/themes ? | 19:18 |
GeekSquid | !fr | angedelenfer | 19:18 |
ubottu | angedelenfer: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en francais, merci de rejoindre #ubuntu-fr, ou #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 19:18 |
perlsyntax | thanks | 19:18 |
An_Ony_Moose | !fr | angedelenfer | 19:18 |
perlsyntax | i hope it not remove everything | 19:19 |
GeekSquid | perlsyntax: just perl | 19:19 |
KaOSoFt | How do I display Samba users? | 19:19 |
perlsyntax | ok | 19:19 |
ginbuntu | why is firefox so buggy? some times the location field does not show anything when I type in a previously visited website | 19:20 |
Sweet | An_Ony_Moose: ? | 19:21 |
isaac_ | Thank you. | 19:21 |
lungan | Why does VLC, AMSN and so have white backgrounds in the trayicons in 10.04? | 19:21 |
An_Ony_Moose | !anyone | Sweet | 19:21 |
ubottu | Sweet: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 19:21 |
An_Ony_Moose | that :p | 19:21 |
richapple | usb-flash drive isn't work. i typed "sudo fdisk -l" what should i see? | 19:21 |
Sweet | An_Ony_Moose: I asked my question but no reply... | 19:21 |
simar_mohaar | i need to reinstall ubuntu ... can i copy all my files old settings or my old softwares that i compiled myself .... to the new one ... including wallpaper , menu settings n all ..... presently i am running ubuntu from a pen drive and i can access all the filesystem of my old ubuntu on my hard disk .... | 19:21 |
ActionParsnip | ginbuntu: try adding the mozilla ppa, maye the later build will fix it. Personally I got sick of firefox being garbage and use anything but firefox | 19:21 |
Sweet | An_Ony_Moose: Hi, I'm having a problem that really needs to be fixed... I have no input from my mic on my Intel HDA sound card using coded Realtek ALC275, G45 DEVIBX | 19:21 |
ljsoftnet | what do i need to type, so i can paste a theme in /usr/share/dockbarx/themes ? | 19:22 |
WLU | #latex | 19:22 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: sure, just keep all the folders from $HOME | 19:22 |
An_Ony_Moose | Sweet, I have not the faintest clue, sorry. Try being patient :) | 19:22 |
doh | hey guys | 19:22 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: having a seperate /home partition makes this waaaaay easier | 19:22 |
GeekSquid | ljsoftnet: gksudo nautilus will give you root in a file managment window | 19:22 |
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ginbuntu | ActionParsnip, so you have experienced this problem before? | 19:22 |
Guest92189 | im using 9.10 with nvidia 8800gt :) im a noob, though, and have no idea how to enable tv-out | 19:22 |
ljsoftnet | GeekSquid: il give it a shot | 19:22 |
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KaOSoFt | Have you people had problems with Samba permissions on Lucid Lynx? | 19:23 |
Sweet | Looking for ALSA expert | 19:23 |
ActionParsnip | ginbuntu: just got sick of it chewing my ram way back in early aunty and switched to arora, then chromium | 19:23 |
doh_lol | 8800GT tv-out on 9.10 pls :D | 19:23 |
Zelozelos | the update manager- does it only notify me of updates i need/and that pertain to only my puter? it has an nvidia-current-modaliases update and i dont have a nvidia card?? | 19:23 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, if i replace my newly installed home with my old one is it going to keep all the settings incuding compiz n menu i had placed at bottom n all my softwares ??? also tell me what about seprate partition ??? | 19:24 |
ActionParsnip | KaOSoFt: have you tried: sudo smbpasswd -a $USER you can then authenticate as that user. This is necessary if you have shared a home folder | 19:24 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: yes, the hidden folders store that info on a per user basis | 19:24 |
dboehmer | hello | 19:24 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, hey r u there | 19:24 |
dboehmer | i've just installed ubuntu 10.04 on my girlfriend's thinkpad | 19:24 |
dboehmer | how to import old gnome keyring passwords to the new keyring? | 19:24 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: if you have a seperate ome partition you can reinstall the OS on the system partition and leave the home data intact and untouched | 19:25 |
ljsoftnet | GeekSquid: how do i open the window with gksudo? | 19:25 |
richapple | . but now i have a problem-usb flash drive isn't work. usb mouse works well. what should i do? | 19:25 |
gidna | Hi | 19:25 |
ljsoftnet | hello | 19:25 |
resno | hello gidna | 19:25 |
roadman1980 | hi | 19:25 |
ActionParsnip | richapple: can you expand on "isn't work" | 19:25 |
nits | richapple: you mean you cannot mount the usb flash drive? | 19:25 |
roadman1980 | iss anyone free? | 19:25 |
gidna | How do I remove the password request when it goes in stand-by? | 19:25 |
dboehmer | i have now 2 keyrings but i cannot transfer old passwords to the new keyring in order to have them right after login | 19:25 |
resno | !ask | roadman1980 | 19:25 |
ubottu | roadman1980: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 19:25 |
richapple | yeah | 19:25 |
Zelozelos | the update manager- does it only notify me of updates i need/and that pertain to only my puter? it has an nvidia-current-modaliases update and i dont have a nvidia card?? | 19:25 |
roadman1980 | resno, i wanted to install skype again on 10.04 | 19:26 |
ActionParsnip | richapple: can you do so then please | 19:26 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, whats a seprate ome partirion ... do u mean that i should replace the new installtion on new one n keep a backup of /home ??? | 19:26 |
resno | roadman1980: you can either download it. it may have a ppa, but im dont hitnk so | 19:26 |
lubuntu-user | Hey hey | 19:26 |
lubuntu-user | Back | 19:26 |
roadman1980 | resno but ubuntu software says that it can b installed | 19:26 |
lubuntu-user | It didn't work | 19:26 |
lubuntu-user | Nothing much has changed... | 19:26 |
nits | gidna: system-> admin-> screensaver uncheck the box which tells that password will be asked wen your screensaver is activated | 19:27 |
resno | roadman1980: go to the skype website. and install from there | 19:27 |
lubuntu-user | Gonne install windows... Thanks anyway for all the help... | 19:27 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: i'm just saying its advantageous, if you plan to reinstall then do a full install with a seperate partition for home, use about 10Gb for / will cover you easily. The rest can be /home then restore the config folders from your backups | 19:27 |
nits | lubuntu-user: what happened | 19:27 |
miked595 | anyone have issues with kino in ubuntu? | 19:27 |
roadman1980 | resno i can download from there, but can t install | 19:27 |
lubuntu-user | Maybe ill sit down and do it when I have time. :) | 19:27 |
Zelozelos | well i guess ill just go with the if it aint broke-dont fix it thing i guess | 19:27 |
resno | roadman1980: why cant you install it? | 19:27 |
lubuntu-user | hey nits, they gave me a way to automount. But it was unsuccessful | 19:27 |
gidna | nits: I don't have the screensaver menu | 19:27 |
roadman1980 | however i was searching on the net and i found on geek website how to do it | 19:27 |
roadman1980 | and i made a comand, and i don t know if i fu*ekd up now something | 19:28 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip ok | 19:28 |
Sweet | I have no input from my mic on my Intel HDA sound card using coded Realtek ALC275, G45 DEVIBX, need a workaround.... | 19:28 |
ActionParsnip | lubuntu-user: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountwindows9 | 19:28 |
Kentrel | Hi, I've just installed Lucid and my windows look all weird. I don't have a window bar, so I can't move anything!!! | 19:28 |
chaverma | is there a package for kexi available in ubuntu lucid? i'm having a devil of a time finding one | 19:28 |
ActionParsnip | !info kexi | 19:29 |
resno | Kentrel: compiz has likely crashed. try reducing your compiz settings. | 19:29 |
Nitsuga | Kentrel, try deactivating and they reactivationg the desktop effects | 19:29 |
ubottu | Package kexi does not exist in lucid | 19:29 |
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simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, can i repair my display (which goes blank) without reinstalling ... actually i uninstalled nvidia n now not able to run recovery mode also ... plz if u know tell me i don't really want to to do a fresh install ????? | 19:30 |
roadman1980 | resno i ve got this message sudo apt-get install xchat-gnome | 19:30 |
roadman1980 | resno, no wate | 19:30 |
Kentrel | resno and Nitsuga my visual effects are set to none | 19:30 |
resno | roadman1980: ok? | 19:30 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: you can boot to reovery root mode and uninstall the nvidia driver | 19:30 |
onetinsoldier | chaverma: you could always compile the source code | 19:30 |
Kentrel | Oh wait, its fixed now | 19:30 |
Kentrel | nm | 19:30 |
Nitsuga | Kentrel, try to enable them, nd then disable them again | 19:31 |
Nitsuga | Kentrel, oh, great | 19:31 |
Kentrel | Okay, but now my window control buttons are on the left hand side! | 19:31 |
resno | !controls | Kentrel | 19:31 |
ubottu | Kentrel: In Lucid, the minimize, maximize, and close buttons have been moved to the left side. For more information, please see http://alturl.com/b6ja | To move them back to the right-hand side, see http://alturl.com/x5d6 | 19:31 |
roadman1980 | resno i can t install it cause i m using pc with amd64, it s not for this type of computer | 19:31 |
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simar_mohaar | no when i open recovery mode i can;t see anything as the display goes blank ... this happened after i uninstalled my nvidia ... | 19:31 |
Kentrel | Thanks | 19:31 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, | 19:31 |
Kentrel | ubottu, thanks! | 19:31 |
ubottu | You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-) | 19:31 |
chadi | I have a /home partition formatted with ext3, and I wanna go ext4. Data will be lost, how do I back up? | 19:32 |
ActionParsnip | chaverma: http://ubuntuupdates.org/ppas/4 its on the beta ppa. There are instructions how to add the PPA there, you can then install kexi using apt-get adding the PPA may upgrade other apps though so install kexi then remove the PPA if you want to avoid this | 19:32 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, no when i open recovery mode i can;t see anything as the display goes blank ... this happened after i uninstalled my nvidia ... | 19:32 |
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resno | chadi: you somewhere to backup to. usb drive, hdd or server, etc. you can use rsnync | 19:32 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: then use root recovery mode, the video driver is then moot | 19:32 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: recovery mode in kernel, scroll down and select root | 19:33 |
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Jordan_U | chadi: You can do an in place upgrade from ext3 to ext4 | 19:33 |
simar_mohaar | no i can't see the menu display goes off before the menu | 19:33 |
Nitsuga | chadi, copy everything !as root! to another filesystem (must allow permissions, for example: ext*, reiserfs, format, and copy everything again | 19:33 |
chadi | Jordan_U I was told by someone that my data will be lost | 19:34 |
Kentrel | resno, thats fixed it. Thanks! | 19:34 |
paca997 | Hello. | 19:34 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, no i can't see the menu display goes off before the men | 19:34 |
resno | Kentrel: no problem. cheers | 19:34 |
Jordan_U | chadi: You were misinformed. | 19:34 |
bullgard4 | What is the function of the file ~/.gnome2/keyrings/login.keyring? (see for example http://www.fedoraforum.de/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=15684) | 19:34 |
Nitsuga | Jordan_U, yeah, but the advantage will be partial and only to the new files, not to the fileas already there. | 19:34 |
frostschutz | chadi: nevertheless, having a backup is always a good idea | 19:34 |
Nitsuga | chadi, you can change an ext3 partition to a ext4 prtition, but you will se no performance gain on the existing files. | 19:35 |
chadi | great .. and should I do the backup from a livecd or something? coz my /home partition would be in use.. | 19:35 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: hold shift at boot, you will get the full grub menu | 19:35 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, but i can realise the root as i have tested sudo reboot .. it opens but there is no display | 19:35 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, ok | 19:35 |
Jordan_U | Nitsuga: You can always re-copy the old files if you really need to. | 19:35 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, then what | 19:35 |
ActionParsnip | chadi: you should have a backup anyway | 19:35 |
Nitsuga | bullgard4, save almos every password you want gnome to remember, including FTP/SSH, Gwibber, empathy, and a long etc | 19:35 |
chadi | Nitsuga so copy them back would be the better thing to do | 19:35 |
Nitsuga | Jordan_U, if you are recopying the files, why not start clean? | 19:36 |
Jordan_U | chadi: It depends, why do you want to switch to ext4? | 19:36 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, should i install nvidia binary | 19:36 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: then you can uninstall the package, if you run: dpkg -l | grep nvidia you will see whats what and you can remove what you need | 19:36 |
chadi | Jordan_U why not? | 19:36 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: I am back | 19:36 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: no as the binary doesn't upgrade along with kernel updates | 19:36 |
Nitsuga | chadi, you can do the backup in the running system, linux doesn't have things like "files in use" as windows has. | 19:36 |
paca997 | can you help with removing of an annoying app? | 19:36 |
Jordan_U | chadi: The "best" course of action depends on your reasons for wanting to upgrade | 19:37 |
chadi | Nitsuga okay | 19:37 |
warriorforgod | Can anybody tell me how to make xrandr rotate my screens before gdm runs? | 19:37 |
ActionParsnip | paca997: use software-center | 19:37 |
skrite99 | paca997, what app? | 19:37 |
Nitsuga | chadi, you'll not be able to copy .gvfs, that's perfectly normal. | 19:37 |
paca997 | http://wklej.org/id/332171 | 19:37 |
paca997 | skrite99: i can't remove nodm | 19:37 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, sebsebseb then what to do ??? i have uninstalled nvidia and want to reinstall it or install noveau ????? | 19:37 |
xenocampanoli | I am seeing two outstanding bugs with my new 10.04 install on my laptop: 1. disk check slows until it never gets past 90th percentile, and 2. I lock up on switch user. | 19:37 |
chadi | Jordan_U because ext4 is supposedly better? | 19:37 |
xenocampanoli | Are these already known bugs? | 19:38 |
Kentrel | After using the gconftool to move the window buttons back to the right, how do I get rid of that extra space thats now to the left of the window title | 19:38 |
datacrusher | Kentrel, put menu:minimize,maximize,close | 19:38 |
chadi | Jordan_U but it's ok, i can stay with ext3, i just wanted to have the same filesystem as / | 19:38 |
paca997 | skrite99: when i try to do this i have this error | 19:38 |
paca997 | http://wklej.org/id/332171 | 19:38 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: the package will be removable there using apt-get as normal | 19:38 |
Kentrel | datacrusher, thats what I have, but I still have half an inch or so of extra space | 19:39 |
celeste | hi there | 19:39 |
bullgard4 | Nitsuga: And what is - in contrast - the function of the file ~/.gnome2/keyrings/user.keystore? | 19:40 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip sebsebseb , i don't want to remove the package ,,, i want to install it so my display works fine as before from the root as you told me open by holding down shift at grub menu ???? | 19:40 |
datacrusher | Kentrel, where did u put it on gconf? | 19:40 |
Nitsuga | chadi, the main benefits it a hughe improvement on managing a lot of small files, way better seek times and much faster disk chack. IF you don't care about annything of that, for /home ext3 is great. | 19:40 |
corpse | does anyone here use TorK? | 19:40 |
Wavesonics | ext4 FTW! | 19:41 |
mark___ | hey, can't get sound in ubuntu, any suggestions? | 19:41 |
Kentrel | datacrusher, to the right. I used: gconftool-2 --set "/apps/metacity/general/button_layout" --type string "menu:minimize,maximize,close" | 19:41 |
bullgard4 | !sound | mark___ | 19:41 |
ubottu | mark___: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 19:41 |
Wavesonics | mark___, speakers? | 19:41 |
Nitsuga | bullgard4, you can set a different password fot that one, and it's used by some apps when you have autologin enabled, as it is unencrypted by default. | 19:41 |
chadi | Nitsuga thank you :) | 19:41 |
xenocampanoli | I am seeing two outstanding bugs with my new 10.04 install on my laptop: 1. disk check slows until it never gets past 90th percentile, and 2. I lock up on switch user. | 19:42 |
xenocampanoli | Are these already known bugs? | 19:42 |
roadman1980 | resno. i have 10.04, i can t install skype from ubuntu software center (sorry, skype is not available for this type of computer (amd64)). i had it before, but it was freezing after 2 minutes. so i uninstalled it and i wanted 2 install it again. but i got that sorry message. then i found on ubuntugeek.com how to do it with amd64. and i made "sudo aptitude install ia32-libs lib32asound2 libasound2-plugins", result- The following NEW packa | 19:42 |
roadman1980 | ges will be installed: | 19:42 |
roadman1980 | ia32-libs lib32asound2 lib32bz2-1.0{a} lib32gcc1{a} lib32ncurses5{a} | 19:42 |
roadman1980 | lib32stdc++6{a} lib32v4l-0{a} lib32z1{a} libc6-i386{a} | 19:42 |
roadman1980 | The following packages will be REMOVED: | 19:42 |
FloodBot3 | roadman1980: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 19:42 |
roadman1980 | gwibber-service{u} python-egenix-mxdatetime{u} python-egenix-mxtools{u} | 19:42 |
onetinsoldier | !pastebin | roadman1980 | 19:42 |
Bobrobyn | Does anyone know where an ssh public key is located in ubuntu? Or do I have to generate one somehow? I need to specify a "ssh public key" for heroku. | 19:42 |
bullgard4 | Nitsuga: Thank you for explaining. | 19:42 |
datacrusher | Kentrel, sorry.. thats all i knew too | 19:42 |
nine_ | Hi! I want to generate closing credits for a movie I'm editing in PiTiVi. What's the easiest way to do that. Can't find any way within that application. Any other apps as a suggestion? | 19:42 |
ubottu | roadman1980: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 19:42 |
paca997 | Can anybody help me? | 19:43 |
Nitsuga | bullgard4, no prob ;) | 19:43 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: if you remove it, you can reinstall it if its needed once you get a desktop | 19:43 |
Bobrobyn | Nevermind my last question. I'm an idiot and should have just googled it :p | 19:43 |
bullgard4 | Bobrobyn: I am finding it using Seahorse. | 19:43 |
Bobrobyn | seahorse? | 19:43 |
xenocampanoli | I just want to know if they are known bugs so I can know whether to do reporting. | 19:43 |
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simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, sebsebseb ok so you say that i should remove it ... but it had already removed it from desktop and reached this situation ...???? | 19:44 |
mezquitale | Bobrobyn, you can PM me if you want | 19:44 |
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kesi | Since upgrade, my computer is always locking up and the CPU and load are ridiculously high when doing anything at all. Any suggestions? I've played with the swapiness a bit but it doesn't seem to have made a difference | 19:44 |
mguy | What processes are using the CPU? How much RAM do you have | 19:45 |
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bullgard4 | Bobrobyn: man 1 seahorse-daemon: "Seahorse is a GNOME application for managing encryption keys." | 19:46 |
sebsebseb | chadi: I was going through backlog/scrollback, why do you want to do Ext4? Which version of Ubuntu? Also for full Ext4 support or at least to be sure you have it, you would need to do a clean install of Ubuntu (or if you like put some other distro on that has Ext4). | 19:46 |
kesi | mguy, whatever program I am using seems to use 70% + of the cpu. For example, opening the system monitor now has gnome-system-monitor using 72%. I have 1GB of RAM | 19:46 |
sebsebseb | simar_mohaar: Do you still see the Nivida boot up screen? | 19:47 |
chadi | sebsebseb: lucid, did a clean install | 19:47 |
roadman1980 | hm | 19:47 |
nine_ | How do I generate closing credits for a movie in Ubuntu? | 19:47 |
sebsebseb | chadi: ok if you arleady put Lucid on, then you should have got Ext4 by default, unless you told it not to use it of course | 19:47 |
sebsebseb | chadi: clean install of Lucid that is | 19:47 |
Bobrobyn | Thanks guys | 19:47 |
chadi | sebsebseb: i have /home on its own aprtition, only / got ext4, /home is still ext3 from karmic | 19:48 |
sebsebseb | chadi: oh right well that's ok | 19:48 |
simar_mohaar | sebastian, ActionParsnip no , no boot up screen, my screen goes off before graphics appear , may it appear but i can't see it .... | 19:48 |
sebsebseb | chadi: main thing is to have / in Ext4 if any | 19:48 |
sebsebseb | chadi: altough when it wants to also do a automatic disk check of /home it will be a bit slower, when it's in Ext3 | 19:48 |
chadi | yeah, it is in ext4 :) | 19:48 |
ActionParsnip | simar_mohaar: as soon as the BIOS screen vanishes, hold shift | 19:48 |
bushbaby | How would you go about reinstalling GRUB to the MBR using a liveCD having overwritten it with SYSLINUX with an install of Fedora on another partition?. Ubuntu 10.04 Is my main Distro | 19:48 |
sebsebseb | chadi: if you converted from Ext3 to Ext4, you won't quite have the proper thing | 19:49 |
simar_mohaar | ActionParsnip, ok | 19:49 |
chadi | sebsebseb actually i'm thinking of resizing /home, so I might resize and format to ext4 and resize the data | 19:49 |
Nitsuga | chadi, also remember that most probabbly in the next year a new filesystem will arive and it will make ext4 obsolete :P | 19:49 |
ActionParsnip | kesi: try installing LXDE and logging off and selecting LXDE as the session | 19:49 |
chadi | resize=backup the data | 19:49 |
erUSUL | !grub2 | bushbaby | 19:49 |
ubottu | bushbaby: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 19:49 |
sebsebseb | chadi: for full Ext4 support, you need to start with a brand new partition, that has only been Ext4 | 19:49 |
kesi | ActionParsnip, what is that? | 19:49 |
chadi | sebsebseb that's what I am going to do | 19:50 |
sebsebseb | chadi: ok | 19:50 |
ActionParsnip | kesi: its a lighter faster DE than boxt Gnome and XFCE | 19:50 |
sebsebseb | chadi: also give it a year or so, and things will be about btfs instead of Ext4 | 19:50 |
chadi | Nitsuga that fast already? | 19:50 |
bushbaby | erUSUL: Gah! why didn't i think of that!? thanks for your response. | 19:51 |
Sweet | I have no input from my mic on my Intel HDA sound card using coded Realtek ALC275, G45 DEVIBX, need a workaround.... | 19:51 |
erUSUL | bushbaby: no problem | 19:51 |
simar_mohaar | sebsebseb, ok i will try what ActionParsnip has told me to hold down shift and removing nvidia realted ackages .... then after i will get back ... | 19:51 |
Nitsuga | chadi, yep, btrfs seems to be going pretty well, and it is 2x faster than ext4, and 5x faster con SSD drives | 19:51 |
An_Ony_Moose | is it a good idea to use the default of ext4 in a new installation of ubuntu? | 19:51 |
sebsebseb | An_Ony_Moose: yes | 19:52 |
Nitsuga | chadi, it is still experimental, just as ext4 two years ago. | 19:52 |
krul | irc.piratpartiet.se:6667 | 19:52 |
mikelifeguard | I have both ssh-agent and gpg-agent running, but gnupg key passphrases are not remembered for me, while ssh key passphrases are. How can I configure gpg-agent to cache my passphrases? | 19:52 |
krul | "/join #partia_piratow_meeting" | 19:52 |
kesi | ActionParsnip, is this an alternative to gnome? I don't want to be unable to use gnome | 19:52 |
chadi | Nitsuga, sebsebseb: interesting news | 19:52 |
An_Ony_Moose | sebsebseb, could ext3 have been causing problems in my old installation of 10.04? It kinda broke completely. Which is why I'm installing a new copy. | 19:52 |
sebsebseb | kesi: loads, Gnome, KDE, XFCE, LXDE, and so on | 19:52 |
sebsebseb | kesi: uhmm I accidentl typed Gnome | 19:53 |
sebsebseb | accidently | 19:53 |
chadi | why not ext5? | 19:53 |
bushbaby | erUSUL: Hang on, i can't issue the commands as i have no access to the internet from the liveCD and Apparently the grub2 package is not on the installation media? | 19:53 |
kesi | sebsebseb, OK I'm confused. What will loading LXDE fix or accomplish? | 19:53 |
sebsebseb | chadi: btrfs will basically be Ext5, altough I think actsauly an Ext5 wil also be made | 19:53 |
sebsebseb | kesi: I thought you asked if there was an alternative to Gnome | 19:54 |
erUSUL | bushbaby: but it is installed in the hard disk. and if you perform trhe chroot (as the wiki explains) you will be using the hard disk commands | 19:54 |
kesi | sebsebseb, No. Somebody in here said to install LXDE and I was wondering why since I want to use Gnome | 19:54 |
csmrfx | openbox runs with gnome. lxde is kind of alternative, but you can run gnome services and apps if its installed. | 19:54 |
kesi | I don't want to run a different desktop env, I want to fix mine | 19:54 |
kesi | never had a problem with koala | 19:55 |
sebsebseb | kesi: yeah ActionParsnip | 19:55 |
edbian | kesi, What's the problem? | 19:55 |
sebsebseb | kesi: why since less CPU useage and RAM useage | 19:55 |
kesi | or with this one at first, it just happened sometime last week | 19:55 |
drbobb | gawd, the new empathy IM client sucks, I wonder why in the world it was made default | 19:55 |
bushbaby | erUSUL: missed the section about restoring from liveCD.. today is really not my day.. Thanks again! | 19:55 |
erUSUL | bushbaby: no problem | 19:55 |
sebsebseb | kesi: Which program is having the issues? | 19:55 |
Nitsuga | kesi, are you using compiz? IF you are not, try enabling it. In some configurations it may offload the cpu. | 19:56 |
kesi | sebsebseb, because I like gnome and I'm used to it. I shouldn't have to switch. I use compiz. It's all programs, including the system-monitory | 19:56 |
sebsebseb | Klapo: Lubuntu/LXDE is actsauly quite similar to Gnome | 19:56 |
edbian | drbobb, Because it connects to more protocols | 19:56 |
sebsebseb | no not you Klapo | 19:56 |
kesi | some update last week seems to have caused this | 19:56 |
sebsebseb | kesi: Which version of Ubuntu? | 19:57 |
kesi | 10.04 | 19:57 |
drbobb | edbian: orilly? | 19:57 |
roadman1980 | does anyone know why is skype not "available" for amd64 in 10.04 in software center? | 19:57 |
sebsebseb | kesi: also as someone is asking do you have compiz enabled? well you probably have at least basic effects enabled | 19:57 |
kesi | sebsebseb, 10.04. Worked fine until last week. I have compiz enabled | 19:57 |
csmrfx | kesi sorry to inform you but the 10.4 sucks compared to 9.10. | 19:57 |
drbobb | both empathy and pidgin do the gg protocol for instance, except empathy does it badly | 19:57 |
edbian | drbobb, That was their reasoning. | 19:58 |
csmrfx | I felt like someone put me OS 4 years back in time. Most things DO work though. | 19:58 |
edbian | drbobb, facebook? | 19:58 |
sebsebseb | csmrfx: depends on user and hardware, but yes 9.10 really is now better in certain ways, thing is before when it was the latest it was a not very good release for a lot of people, hence why quite a lot went back to 9.04, and some went to other distros | 19:58 |
drbobb | edbian: facebook is accessible via xmpp, I'm connected on pidgin right now | 19:59 |
josvuk | Someone here with troubles connecting to isp-provider with pon dsl-provider? I do sudo pon dsl-provider and than plog ---> no conection :-) than I have to do sudo poff -a couple times and again sudo pon dsl-provider and finally plog shows me a ppp0 conection :-( | 19:59 |
edbian | drbobb, Can you show me a link? | 19:59 |
csmrfx | sebsebseb: things like stripped gdm and buggy appearances does not depend on hw. | 19:59 |
drbobb | edbian: just use facebook.username@chat.facebook.com | 19:59 |
kesi | Does anyone have any suggestions to fix this that don't involve downgrading or ditching Gnome? | 19:59 |
roadman1980 | why i can t install skype on 10.04? ubuntu software center says that it s not available for amd64 | 19:59 |
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csmrfx | kesi what *exactly*? | 20:00 |
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drbobb | edbian: as xmpp identifier of courde | 20:00 |
sebsebseb | csmrfx: yes GDM 2 lacks feautres such as theming, however that's upstream's fault not Canonical. buggy apperance? | 20:00 |
proroot | Hello. | 20:00 |
drbobb | course* | 20:00 |
John____ | Hello, I am wondering if someone has time to go over a couple of basic linux questions | 20:00 |
edbian | drbobb, Trying right now | 20:00 |
sebsebseb | John____: ok sure | 20:00 |
csmrfx | sebsebseb in gnome go to System > Preferences | 20:00 |
edbian | drbobb, Thanks for the tip I'll let you know how it goes! | 20:00 |
falafell | finally managed to get my bootdisk encrypted (luks), told the guided manager to use 20 out of 80gb, now all is setup and i'm stuck with 20gb usable space, where can i find/mount the rest? | 20:00 |
roadman1980 | can anyone c me? | 20:00 |
sebsebseb | csmrfx: system > preferences > apperance now lacks interface, that was Gnome though not Ubuntu | 20:00 |
markitoxs | how can i make the screen to not be turned off in ubuntu server ? | 20:00 |
celeste_ | roadman1980, hi there | 20:01 |
kesi | csmrfx, lockups, high cpu, high load. I can barely run xchat and if I try to open the sys monitor the computer becomes relatively unuseable. Worked fine till some time late last week | 20:01 |
sebsebseb | csmrfx: as for other bad changes, well at least some of us, such as top panel editing and so on, that's Ubuntu | 20:01 |
markitoxs | i remember bash had some timeout feature or seomthing? | 20:01 |
falafell | /dev/mapper shows only the /boot space and root and full crypt_device | 20:01 |
csmrfx | sebsebseb: what I mean is two appearance options | 20:01 |
csmrfx | kesi oh, try opening a terminal and typing 'top' to see what hogs the cpu | 20:01 |
roadman1980 | i wanna ask why i can t install skype on amd64 in ubuntu software center, it says because amd64 | 20:01 |
drbobb | edbian: you might need to disable ssl in advanced xmpp settings, I don't remember exactly | 20:01 |
sebsebseb | csmrfx: not that I remember, on another distro right on here these days :) and right now anyway, I don't feel like loading up an Ubuntu vm, to maybe see what you mean | 20:02 |
proroot | I was going to use my S-Video tv-out under lucid lynx (Ati X700) and i'm unable to use XRANDR to force him use s-video because of an OPCODE 149 error | 20:02 |
John____ | Does anyone hve any experience mounting / remounting removable media | 20:02 |
edbian | drbobb, My facebook username is ed.novak3 as in http://www.facebook.com/ed.novak3 so I put in facebook.ed.novak3@chat.facebook.com | 20:02 |
marel | How can I make Vuze my default torrent program ? | 20:02 |
kesi | csmrfx, it doesn't seem to matter. If I have FF open, that's the problem, but gedit and xchat do the same thing | 20:02 |
sebsebseb | kesi: ah yes Firefox in Ubuntu | 20:02 |
csmrfx | sebsebseb: perhaps it will get better | 20:02 |
drbobb | edbian: uh no initial 'facebook' | 20:02 |
edbian | drbobb, No luck | 20:02 |
frostschutz | falafell: fdisk -l, make a partition? | 20:03 |
sebsebseb | kesi: yes Firefox in Ubuntu, can slow things down | 20:03 |
trijntje | marel, right click on a torrent file -> properties | 20:03 |
kesi | sebsebseb, it's not just firefox. It's every program | 20:03 |
proroot | John____: mount /dev/cdrom0 /media/cdrom -o loop | 20:03 |
edbian | drbobb, Please elaborate | 20:03 |
sebsebseb | kesi: ok maybe you got failing RAM | 20:03 |
drbobb | edbian: I meant put "your facebook username" before the @ | 20:03 |
John____ | proroot, what is -o loop? | 20:03 |
sebsebseb | kesi: or you don't have much RAM, and so need a bigger swap space | 20:03 |
edbian | drbobb, hang on | 20:03 |
llutz | proroot: why "-o loop"? | 20:03 |
proroot | because cdrom is loop device | 20:03 |
proroot | google it | 20:03 |
llutz | proroot: nonsense | 20:03 |
John____ | pro, I am looking into SD cards | 20:03 |
John____ | not cd, will this work for it? | 20:03 |
proroot | True. ;P | 20:03 |
drbobb | ed.novak3@chat.facebook.com | 20:03 |
Sweet | I have no input from my mic on my Intel HDA sound card using coded Realtek ALC275, G45 DEVIBX, need a workaround.... | 20:04 |
kesi | sebsebseb, it happens when I open other programs. I don't think it's bad RAM since my Windows partition doesn't have the same problems. I also doubt that it suddenly became too little RAM last week | 20:04 |
edbian | drbobb, Trying right now | 20:04 |
crashanddie | Hi, I'm currently looking at jobs for Canonical, I wanted to know if someone had some experience working for them | 20:04 |
shauno | loopback is for mounting files as block devices. cdrom is a block device, it's not looped | 20:04 |
erUSUL | proroot: wrong; you only need loop when you are trying to get a regular file ( an iso image) to look like a block device | 20:04 |
Craiggles | hey guys | 20:04 |
edbian | drbobb, What is resource ??? It says "home" | 20:04 |
Craiggles | I've got a file, "NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-195.36.24-pkg2.run", how can I 'run' it? | 20:04 |
vasiph | hi All! plzzz help to me i can not speak by the microfon. I am using msn I can`t hear and say by the msn | 20:04 |
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llutz | proroot: loop is used when mount cd-images, not drives | 20:04 |
erUSUL | !nvidia | Craiggles | 20:04 |
ubottu | Craiggles: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 20:04 |
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proroot | Ah maybe. | 20:04 |
John____ | What would I use if I want to swap drives | 20:04 |
sebsebseb | !job | crashanddie | 20:04 |
mezquitale | Sweet, are you trying to use the onboard mic or are you plugging a mic into your machine? | 20:04 |
John____ | like a sd card reader | 20:04 |
sebsebseb | crashanddie: this isn't really the channel for that | 20:05 |
proroot | I was going to use my S-Video tv-out under lucid lynx (Ati X700) and i'm unable to use XRANDR to force him use s-video because of an OPCODE 149 error, in /var/Xorg.log i found line "S-video disconnected" while it's connected | 20:05 |
crashanddie | sebsebseb: don't think #ubuntu-jobs exists | 20:05 |
John____ | thx | 20:05 |
sebsebseb | crashanddie: I guess #ubuntu-offtoipc can point you in the right direction though | 20:05 |
crashanddie | sebsebseb: thanks | 20:05 |
sebsebseb | crashanddie: #ubuntu-offtopic that is | 20:05 |
_CONFIG_NR_CPUS | any idea on how to increase the value for CONFIG_NR_CPUS to something greater than 8 with 10.04 distro. | 20:05 |
crashanddie | sebsebseb: aye | 20:05 |
sebsebseb | crashanddie: I did a typo | 20:06 |
_CONFIG_NR_CPUS | anything greater than 8 it will complain. | 20:06 |
crashanddie | sebsebseb: I noticed :) | 20:06 |
sebsebseb | kesi: ok | 20:06 |
sebsebseb | kesi: Which graphics card? | 20:06 |
kesi | is there a way to test my RAM in ubuntu? | 20:06 |
sebsebseb | kesi: of course | 20:06 |
_CONFIG_NR_CPUS | CONFIG_NR_CPUS=8 means than a 980x will only report 8 cores ... no 12. | 20:06 |
sebsebseb | kesi: memtest | 20:06 |
proroot | exit | 20:06 |
ActionParsnip | kesi: theres an option in grub. Hold shift at boot and choose memtest | 20:06 |
sebsebseb | kesi: which is probably still on the Grub boot loader. you can press esc I think it is to see the Grub 2 if it's not showing | 20:06 |
sebsebseb | kesi: and then run over night | 20:06 |
Craiggles | thanks erUSUL | 20:07 |
sebsebseb | kesi: need to run for quite a lot of hours for good results | 20:07 |
klkl21 | any1 know about medusa ? lolz | 20:07 |
edbian | drbobb, It works! Awesome! Thank you! :) You just made my day!!! | 20:07 |
drbobb | edbian: I just left resource blank in the config | 20:07 |
sebsebseb | kesi: however don't do that just yet, let's find out some more | 20:07 |
erUSUL | _CONFIG_NR_CPUS: you will have to recompile; or maybe use the server kernel ? | 20:07 |
kesi | OK I'll run that tonight. It's an Intel chipset of some sort (video card) I'll see if I can get the model. | 20:07 |
drbobb | edbian: you're welcome | 20:07 |
sebsebseb | kesi: well unless your on another computer for IRC, if so, sure go a head start it now | 20:07 |
mahdi1602 | hi | 20:07 |
klkl21 | hi | 20:07 |
mahdi1602 | can any one help me? | 20:07 |
sebsebseb | kesi: Intel hrm | 20:07 |
Craiggles | don't ask to ask | 20:07 |
sebsebseb | kesi: that might have something to do with it | 20:08 |
ActionParsnip | mahdi1602: not without telling us whats wrong | 20:08 |
animesh1 | hi mahil602 | 20:08 |
sebsebseb | !ask | mahdi1602 | 20:08 |
ubottu | mahdi1602: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 20:08 |
mahdi1602 | aha | 20:08 |
mahdi1602 | ok | 20:08 |
mahdi1602 | see | 20:08 |
erUSUL | _CONFIG_NR_CPUS: but just checked and « grep NR_CPU /boot/config* » ---> /boot/config-2.6.31-21-generic:CONFIG_NR_CPUS=64 | 20:08 |
xsaiddx | there's no sound on myLUBUNTU | 20:08 |
sebsebseb | kesi: Was it a clean install of 10.04? | 20:08 |
mezquitale | mahdi1602, use one line | 20:08 |
erUSUL | _CONFIG_NR_CPUS: so you should be on the safe side | 20:08 |
mahdi1602 | i have ubunto 10 notebook edition | 20:08 |
kesi | sebsebseb, but why would it suddenly cause trouble? I've had every release since edgy on here with no problem. Not a clean install - upgrade | 20:08 |
sebsebseb | mahdi1602: netbook you mean | 20:08 |
sebsebseb | mahdi1602: ? | 20:08 |
_CONFIG_NR_CPUS | I updated to 2.6.32-22-generic ... it reports CONFIG:NR:CPUS=8 | 20:08 |
RonaldJ | How can I get the "close/max/min" buttons on the right side? | 20:08 |
_CONFIG_NR_CPUS | I'm using x86 desktop. | 20:08 |
sebsebseb | kesi: since sometimes, hardware that worked fine in previous versions, doesn't in the latest release | 20:09 |
mahdi1602 | a have problem with activating the visual effects | 20:09 |
_CONFIG_NR_CPUS | Perhaps I should try out the server image. | 20:09 |
klkl21 | hello guys i have a medusa question : what does the FORM-DATA param means? im in search for quite a long time but i couldnt get it right , i will appreiciate if any kinds souls are able to answer my question. =) | 20:09 |
RonaldJ | In the same theme | 20:09 |
kesi | sebsebseb: right, but as I keep saying. It worked fine after the upgrade and then suddenly started screwing up on Friday | 20:09 |
onetinsoldier | !controls | Ronald | 20:09 |
tado | hey all. i have a problem with a partition on lucid: not only it doesn't automount, but now in my /media/ folder I have a "Data" (name of my partition) that doesn't open and the functioning Data whose name is "Data_". anyone can help? | 20:09 |
ubottu | Ronald: In Lucid, the minimize, maximize, and close buttons have been moved to the left side. For more information, please see http://alturl.com/b6ja | To move them back to the right-hand side, see http://alturl.com/x5d6 | 20:09 |
edbian | mahdi1602, Have you looked at the compiz check script?? | 20:09 |
sebsebseb | kesi: I guess get a 10.04 CD, boot from it, and see what the Live CD is like. you could clean install 10.04 as well | 20:09 |
sebsebseb | kesi: also upgrades aren't meant to make something stop working | 20:09 |
animesh1 | mahdil602: whats your problem exactly?? | 20:09 |
sebsebseb | kesi: that worked fine before | 20:09 |
mahdi1602 | whats that ? | 20:09 |
animesh1 | whats its showing .. error | 20:09 |
mahdi1602 | i'm new to linux | 20:09 |
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Turgon | tado: does this happen all the time? | 20:10 |
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tado | Turgon: yes | 20:10 |
sebsebseb | !unr | mahdi1602 | 20:10 |
ubottu | mahdi1602: Ubuntu Netbook Remix is a slightly altered version of Ubuntu, optimised for small screens. For more information, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNR - support in #ubuntu | 20:10 |
klkl21 | !unr | 20:10 |
kesi | sebsebseb: I don't understand what you mean about upgrades... | 20:10 |
edbian | mahdi1602, It explains why compiz won't run. It's very helpful. http://forlong.blogage.de/entries/pages/Compiz-Check | 20:10 |
animesh1 | mahdil602: what is the error? that you getting | 20:10 |
sebsebseb | kesi: you said it was all working fine, untill you got security updates? | 20:10 |
Turgon | tado: i'm not sure but maybe this is related to your fstab file... did u edit it latly? | 20:10 |
oddbio | Can someone please tell me how to remove the count-down from GRUB when choosing a boot option for a Dual boot system? | 20:11 |
mahdi1602 | animesh1:i have installed the vga | 20:11 |
mahdi1602 | but | 20:11 |
sebsebseb | oddbio: Grub or Grub 2? | 20:11 |
ActionParsnip | oddbio: its in /etc/default/grub | 20:11 |
kesi | sebsebseb, I'm not sure what exactly did it. There are updates every other day or so though | 20:11 |
sebsebseb | kesi: not every day | 20:11 |
RonaldJ | ubottu thanks for the link to set it back to the right! | 20:11 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:11 |
sebsebseb | kesi: and yeah they shoudn't brake things | 20:11 |
mahdi1602 | the visual effect sreen is disabled for me | 20:11 |
oddbio | sebsebseb: whatever Ubuntu 10.04 uses by default | 20:11 |
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xsaiddx | guys im on Lubuntu but i have no sound even the icon tray its to the max | 20:11 |
sebsebseb | !thanks | RonaldJ | 20:11 |
ubottu | RonaldJ: You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-) | 20:11 |
tado | Turgon: i tried to add a line concerning the partition in order to automount, something i found on the forum. didn't work, i deleted the line and now it's as it was before- but you might be right, might have started with that to load the two different things | 20:11 |
sebsebseb | !grub2 | oddbio | 20:12 |
ubottu | oddbio: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 20:12 |
animesh1 | mahdil602: which laptop are you using | 20:12 |
kesi | sebsebseb, I agree they *shouldn't* but it seems like the most likely culprit | 20:12 |
sebsebseb | kesi: I don't think so | 20:12 |
mahdi1602 | sony | 20:12 |
animesh1 | do you have a graphics card | 20:12 |
madjoe | how can I make my Karmic boot with Visual effects set on "Normal" by default? | 20:12 |
klkl21 | !grub2 | oddbio | 20:12 |
edbian | madjoe, Put it to normal once. It should stay | 20:12 |
Turgon | tado: did u back up your fstab before doing the changes? | 20:12 |
edbian | madjoe, Is it not? | 20:12 |
goku12205 | what's up | 20:12 |
sebsebseb | kesi: try a clean install I guess, and get the updates | 20:13 |
klkl21 | !medusa | 20:13 |
animesh1 | mahdil602: Full name of your laptop | 20:13 |
tado | Turgon: stupidly enough, no. but i added one specific line that i deleted when it didn't work. should i post it pastebin? | 20:13 |
sebsebseb | kesi: first check teh RAM though | 20:13 |
onetinsoldier | !info medusa | 20:13 |
madjoe | edbian: I use Compiz and I set my window manager to Metacity, so when I do that, it switches back to "No effects" after I boot | 20:13 |
diguana | Are there any major applications that still don | 20:13 |
sebsebseb | kesi: and obviosuly if you get RAM errors, well there you go, failing RAM | 20:13 |
klkl21 | !info medusa | 20:13 |
mahdi1602 | sony vaio vgn-fs760/w | 20:13 |
Turgon | tado: yeahis u want post it | 20:13 |
diguana | Are there any major applications that still don't work in 64bit Linux? | 20:13 |
edbian | madjoe, Metacity and compiz do not run at once. compiz replaces it | 20:13 |
ubottu | medusa (source: medusa): fast, parallel, modular, login brute-forcer for network services. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.5-1 (lucid), package size 208 kB, installed size 712 kB | 20:13 |
sebsebseb | diguana: not that I know of | 20:13 |
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diguana | Flash runs in 64bit now? | 20:14 |
kesi | It's definitely the worst when using Firefox | 20:14 |
sebsebseb | kesi: and if the RAM is fine, but the clean install mess's up, well you could try a previous version of Ubuntu, or another distro :) | 20:14 |
RonaldJ | ubottu: So this is a question asked alot. I do understand that. It's just silly to change it | 20:14 |
erUSUL | diguana: for a long time now | 20:14 |
madjoe | edbian: I use Compiz Fusion Icon.... so now I'm using Metacity by using that Icon.. and it boots like that as well | 20:14 |
gigasoft | my ubuntu use to much memory, help ! | 20:14 |
klkl21 | !info grub2 | 20:14 |
ubottu | grub2 (source: grub2): GRand Unified Bootloader, version 2 (dummy package). In component universe, is extra. Version 1.98-1ubuntu6 (lucid), package size 2 kB, installed size 308 kB (Only available for i386 kfreebsd-i386 hurd-i386 kopensolaris-i386 amd64 kfreebsd-amd64 lpia powerpc sparc mipsel) | 20:14 |
mant1s | anyone noticing the differences in the new ldap implementation between 8.04 and 10.04? | 20:14 |
bushbaby | erUSUL: If you're still there, followed wiki instructions but it still booted to SYSLINUX not GRUB.. | 20:14 |
sebsebseb | kesi: I have had issues with Ubuntu's Firefox myself in the past, with previous releases. it's very similar to the upstream Mozilla version, but no it is not exaclty the same thing | 20:14 |
diguana | Cool. | 20:14 |
madjoe | edbian: but it also boots with no Visual effects no matter how I change it now | 20:15 |
edbian | madjoe, Turning metacity on is the same as turing compiz off. They cannot run at once | 20:15 |
tado | Turgon: http://paste.ubuntu.com/431846/ | 20:15 |
gigasoft | my ubuntu use to much memory, help ! | 20:15 |
sebsebseb | kesi: and then Firefox can make the system go rather slow indeed | 20:15 |
animesh1 | mahdil602: right click on desktop -> change desktop background | 20:15 |
madjoe | edbian: so what's your point, how can I do this? | 20:15 |
erUSUL | !ram | gigasoft | 20:15 |
ubottu | gigasoft: A short primer on linux memory management can be found here: http://sourcefrog.net/weblog/software/linux-kernel/free-mem.html | 20:15 |
klkl21 | !backtrack | 20:15 |
ubottu | There are some Ubuntu derivatives that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mintsupport), LinuxMCE (support in #linuxmce), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux) | 20:15 |
edbian | madjoe, You can get lower level. Just install simple-ccsm | 20:15 |
gigasoft | thanks all | 20:15 |
sebsebseb | kesi: try another browser I guess | 20:15 |
madjoe | edbian: simple-ccsm? | 20:15 |
edbian | madjoe, Than you can tell the system more explicitally | 20:15 |
klkl21 | !info simple-ccsm | 20:16 |
ubottu | simple-ccsm (source: simple-ccsm): Simple Compizconfig settings manager. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.8.2-0ubuntu1 (lucid), package size 50 kB, installed size 620 kB | 20:16 |
edbian | madjoe, It's a package. Lets you configure compiz | 20:16 |
animesh1 | mahdil602: go to visual effect and try choosing normal | 20:16 |
kesi | sebsebseb, seamonkey drags too.. What other option on linux? | 20:16 |
sebsebseb | kesi: also when Firefox goes bad, do you have Flash open in it? | 20:16 |
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falafell | i did alternate install (10.04) with full encryption, i told the guided setup to use 20 GB out of 80. Now i have only access to 20 GB, i can't seem to find where the other 60 has gone to, can i find it back/mount it somehow? or do i need to reinstall? | 20:16 |
edbian | animesh1, He's using fusion icon | 20:16 |
tado | Turgon: there is no trace of my partition in it | 20:16 |
erUSUL | bushbaby: dunno what's wrong ... if everything went ok you should have grub in the mbr of the boot disk ... do you have more than one hard drive? | 20:16 |
kesi | sebsebseb, don't know. I guess I can install noscript to find out | 20:16 |
sebsebseb | kesi: Flash can cause right issues for Firefox, but soon Mozilla will have a fix for that in the stable version | 20:16 |
klkl21 | !medusa | FORM | 20:16 |
pallgone | does anyone have a clue on this: grub-update is detecting the debian LVM "Found Debian GNU/Linux (5.0.4) on /dev/mapper/8400-root" but does not add it to the grub.cfg | 20:16 |
sebsebseb | !browsers | kesi | 20:16 |
madjoe | edbian: I have that package installed already | 20:16 |
mahdi1602 | animesh1 : an i speak in private with u? | 20:16 |
grumbly | is it possible to create a BLIND DROP ftp account? If so, how do I do this? | 20:17 |
sebsebseb | kesi: oh where's the bot, well anyway Konqueror :) and yes KDE app | 20:17 |
Turgon | tado: ur fstab looks gd | 20:17 |
edbian | madjoe, Then use it. system -> preferences -> simple ccsm | 20:17 |
bushbaby | erUSUL: No, just the one partitioned. | 20:17 |
Turgon | tado: still wait.. when u installed ubuntu.. u did a manual partitioning? | 20:17 |
pallgone | ^ update-grub I mean | 20:17 |
erUSUL | bushbaby: the i do not really know what happened | 20:17 |
ibeekman | has the Ubuntu mobile (Ubuntu MID) project been discontinued? | 20:17 |
ubottu | kesi: Browsers available for Ubuntu: Firefox (GTK, Gecko engine), Konqueror (KDE/Qt, KHTML engine), Epiphany (GTK, Gecko engine), Dillo (GTK), w3m (terminal-based), Links2 (terminal-based or graphical, see !man page), edbrowse (command-line), Opera (Qt, proprietary) | 20:17 |
madjoe | edbian: where do I set this option? | 20:17 |
bushbaby | erUSUL: Thanks all the same. I'll try looking for SYSLINUX boot commands i guess.. | 20:18 |
tado | Turgon: yes. well.. i installed lucid clean, so formatted the main partition and left Data there. it didn't automount but when i mounted it worked good | 20:18 |
kesi | sebsebseb, I don't think I could live without adblock... | 20:18 |
brontosaurusrex | and chrome is considered evil? | 20:18 |
erUSUL | bushbaby: good luck | 20:18 |
sebsebseb | kesi: plus some others that aren't mentioned in the factoid | 20:18 |
bushbaby | erUSUL: Thanks | 20:18 |
sebsebseb | kesi: it seems that add ons for Firefox, can also slow it down sometimes | 20:18 |
Turgon | tado: in your first post u said: "I have a "Data" (name of my partition) that doesn't open and the functioning Data whose name is "Data_". anyone can help?" .. i didnt get what you meant by:"functioning Data whose name is "Data_"" isnt the phease missing? | 20:18 |
kesi | sebsebseb, yeah I know but I still don't think that's the real problem. FF didn't change last week adn I didn't install any other addons. Running in safe-mode sans addons has the same problems. | 20:19 |
sebsebseb | kesi: they should update that factoid, doesn't even mention Chromium | 20:19 |
animesh1 | mahdil602: ya ... reply | 20:19 |
sebsebseb | kesi: well in that case, I guess failing RAM or something like that | 20:19 |
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tado | Turgon: under "places" i can see Data, if i click, it mounts and works. but the real path is to /media/Data_ so, for instance, exaile can't find music because the path is different. the problem is that it doesn't automount, but when it mounts is like if there was Data already mounted (but not accessible) and it mounts on Data_ | 20:20 |
onetinsoldier | kesi: have you tried renaming your ~/.mozilla directory and the running ff? | 20:20 |
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onetinsoldier | then* | 20:20 |
edbian | madjoe, Tell me again what you're trying to do :) I'll actually pay attention this time | 20:20 |
Turgon | tado: in the future.. check this website: http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html .. this is where i learnt to do what u are trying to do :P | 20:20 |
sebsebseb | onetinsoldier: his issues aren't only with Firefox | 20:20 |
onetinsoldier | sebsebseb: oh, i see | 20:20 |
madjoe | edbian: lol | 20:20 |
Turgon | tado: oww i get it! so the prob is that now it mounts when u tell it to mounit via the menu.. but the name is different! | 20:21 |
tado | Turgon: i'll do :) any clue on how to make disappear the non functioning Data? at least i can mount manually | 20:21 |
Castarmax | Hello all, is this the place for help with Ubuntu? | 20:21 |
sebsebseb | Castarmax: yes | 20:21 |
Castarmax | I just spurt out my issue? | 20:21 |
onetinsoldier | yep | 20:21 |
onetinsoldier | !ask | 20:21 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 20:21 |
SuperLag | I'd like to make Ubuntu start in the command-line mode, and have to start gdm manually... is this possible? | 20:21 |
edbian | Castarmax, Say it already! The suspense is killing me | 20:21 |
Turgon | tado: try this.. unmouint the data... next go to /media and look for the folder Data_ ... if it exist delete it.. | 20:21 |
erUSUL | SuperLag: yes | 20:21 |
tado | Turgon: yes. there is a Data already mounted from the beginning, the icon has a white X on top and i can't open it. when i mount from the menu, it works but on a different name | 20:21 |
ikonia | SuperLag: sure, disable gdm | 20:21 |
John____ | Anyone who has experience mounting / unmounting sd cards, please pm me | 20:22 |
madjoe | edbian: I know how to setup my Compiz it's all good... I don't know why but I'm not so keen to ged rid of it completely, but somehow it just takes all my resources, so I used Compiz Fusion Icon to switch my window manager temporary to Metacity... and now when I put my Visual Effects to "Normal" that setting has not been remembered by the system | 20:22 |
mikedoty | I believe at one time (awhile back) I manually changed the default icon for folders (e.g. desktop folder icon). Today I installed a new theme, but it's still using that other (non-theme-matching) folder icon I set last time. | 20:22 |
Castarmax | random i/o errors with known good drives after upgrade to Lucid | 20:22 |
Sol-Operator | hi All! plzzz help to me i can not speak by the microfon. I am using msn I can`t hear and say by the msn | 20:22 |
ZykoticK9 | SuperLag, sudo mv /etc/init/gdm.conf /etc/init/gdm.conf-disabled | 20:22 |
mikedoty | How can I remove that folder icon setting so that it uses the one in the theme I installed? | 20:22 |
edbian | madjoe, So you want to use the icon to occasionally turn fusion icon on and off and when you reboot it forgets where it was set? Is that the problem? | 20:22 |
tado | Turgon: the how to on the forum suggested to add the fstab line and give a sudo mount -a | 20:23 |
tado | Turgon: i think this specific problem started from there. if i can fix this, later i can work on the automount again | 20:23 |
Turgon | tado: which forum? | 20:23 |
madjoe | edbian: only for Visual Effects... it remembers my Window Manager setting | 20:23 |
tado | ubuntufourms.org | 20:23 |
edbian | madjoe, It's going to extra instead of normal? | 20:23 |
mikedoty | I tried right-click properties on an individual desktop folder, but that looks to just be for individual folders, not a global setting. | 20:23 |
John____ | Anyone who has experience mounting / unmounting sd cards, please pm me | 20:23 |
madjoe | edbian: it's going to No effects | 20:24 |
ikonia | John____: just ask your question | 20:24 |
Turgon | tado: ok wait.. now is ur data mounted? | 20:24 |
John____ | Ikonia, I need to know how to mount / remount multiple SD cards in one drive | 20:24 |
madjoe | edbian: I always has to switch it back to Normal upon each boot | 20:24 |
John____ | say I want to copy data to 5 different sd cards on one drive | 20:24 |
ibeekman | dear all: has the Ubuntu mobile (Ubuntu MID) project been discontinued? | 20:24 |
corpse | does anyone here know anything about setting up tor,pivoxy,tork? | 20:24 |
ikonia | John____: when you plug them in look in /var/log/messages and you'll see what device they are listed as | 20:24 |
tado | Turgon: now i have my files mounted, under the name Data_ - in the folder /media where it usually mounts, there is a Data folder that i can't open and has the big white X on top | 20:25 |
ikonia | John____: also if you are using an ubuntu desktop, then when you plug them in they should get automounted on our desktop | 20:25 |
Razass | is there file recovery software for linux? | 20:25 |
John____ | No | 20:25 |
John____ | this is ubuntu server | 20:25 |
ikonia | John____: ok, so you'll manuall need to mount them | 20:25 |
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ZykoticK9 | Razass, check out PhotoRec | 20:25 |
John____ | and I know how to mount them... using the standard command, but when i pull one out and place another in, it doesnt seem to recognize them | 20:25 |
edbian | madjoe, With fusion icon compiz is off by default at boot so that is normal. If you want you can write a script that turns it on as soon as you log in. (virtually instantly) then compiz will be turned on everytime you log in. How does that sound? You can still use the icon to turn it on and off but everytime you reboot it will be one. | 20:25 |
corpse | !backup | 20:25 |
ubottu | There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning | 20:25 |
Turgon | dato: so you have 2 folders rigth? | 20:25 |
sebsebseb | Razass: or test disk, altough I think that only works with deleted partitions | 20:25 |
ibeekman | Castarmax got scared away | 20:25 |
tado | Turgon: yes | 20:25 |
ikonia | John____: you have to unmount them before pulling them out | 20:26 |
John____ | ok Thank you Ikonia | 20:26 |
John____ | If I have an array of say... 15 readers, will they always have the same id? | 20:26 |
Est | turgon bala le3eb | 20:26 |
Turgon | tado: owww ,, wait unmount ur data | 20:26 |
ikonia | John____: the ID's are normally taken from volume lables | 20:26 |
Razass | ZykoticK9: thanks ill check it out sebsebseb: ill take a look into that as well | 20:26 |
Turgon | Est nte7ir :D | 20:26 |
John____ | I mean will they always have the same volume label | 20:26 |
Yerushalmi | Anytime I disable my wireless (I'm on an ASUS Eee 900A) I can't reenable it without a reboot. How do I fix this? | 20:26 |
John____ | wait... | 20:26 |
Est | chou beh el chab? | 20:26 |
John____ | lets say they have identicle volume labels | 20:26 |
tado | Turgon: ? automount my Data? you mean from the menu? | 20:27 |
sebsebseb | Razass: they are nearly the same program | 20:27 |
John____ | wha tI mean is will drive 1 always be /dev/sdb1? | 20:27 |
Turgon | tado: noramlly it appers on ur desktop no? | 20:27 |
tado | yes | 20:27 |
frostschutz | John____: /dev/sdXn is pretty mcuh random | 20:27 |
John____ | great... | 20:27 |
corpse | yerushalm: have you tryed the ifconfig wlan0 up command? | 20:27 |
Turgon | tado: so rigth click it and press the unmout | 20:27 |
Castarmax | sorry guys wifey called | 20:27 |
tado | Turgon: done | 20:27 |
Yerushalmi | corpse: I'm completely new to ubuntu, so I quite literally haven't tried anything. | 20:27 |
frostschutz | John____: that's why there are labels, uuid, etc - see /dev/disk/by-*/* | 20:27 |
John____ | Is there any way to make sure drive X always mounts to sdXn? | 20:28 |
madjoe | edbian: when I switch Visual Effect to Normal, my Ubuntu still uses Metacity and that's the default setting I'd like to save on boot somehow... but I don't know how to write the script... Metacity is loaded upon boot, but not the Visual Effect | 20:28 |
Sol-Operator | how can i open new channel? | 20:28 |
ibeekman | dear all: has the Ubuntu mobile (Ubuntu MID) project been discontinued? | 20:28 |
luca | !list | 20:28 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 20:28 |
Castarmax | I get random i/o errors on 10.04 after upgrade | 20:28 |
Yerushalmi | corpse: That's the command I should enter to try to reenable it? | 20:28 |
John____ | can you elaborate frostschutz ? | 20:28 |
ibeekman | !MID | 20:28 |
Turgon | tado: now just check.. what folders are there in /media? | 20:28 |
tado | Turgon: in my /media folder there is still the Data partition with the white X | 20:28 |
corpse | yerushalm: I am new as well, and i had to use this command a bit and it worked. | 20:28 |
Turgon | tado: gr8! now delete it! | 20:28 |
ibeekman | !Mobile | 20:28 |
ubottu | Learn more about Ubuntu Mobile at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileAndEmbedded | 20:28 |
Turgon | tado: if u cant... do it via terminal.. u know how? | 20:28 |
tado | Turgon: sudo rm -R? | 20:28 |
Yerushalmi | corpse: I'll check it out. Thanks. | 20:29 |
edbian | madjoe, Compiz and metacity can't run at the same time. | 20:29 |
chadi | Turgon: suicide | 20:29 |
edbian | madjoe, What makes you think they do? The window decoration? | 20:29 |
Turgon | tado: yup!..but it should be: sudo rm -r /media/Data | 20:29 |
Turgon | chadi chouf kif n7alit :D | 20:29 |
tado | Turgon: don't i risk to delete the whole content? | 20:29 |
corpse | yerushalm: that is assuming that your wireless is under wlan0, you can do ifconfig and look for your wirless card and what it is labled under e.g wlan0 eth0 etc | 20:29 |
z3row3b | Anyone here know anything about PC-BSD? I've got a problem but nobody in that channel is awake. | 20:30 |
Turgon | tado: watch out man... type it the same way i did.. and u wont risk anything :P | 20:30 |
markitoxs | how do i make ubuntu server to use the nouveau driver by default? | 20:30 |
Castarmax | System runs fine for a while then locks up if im watching the logs they say i/o error but the drives are good | 20:30 |
chadi | tado beware of Turgon :P | 20:30 |
tado | Turgon: done, now i'll mount again | 20:30 |
Turgon | tado dont mind chadi :D | 20:30 |
madjoe | edbian: do u use Compiz Fusion Icon? no it's not a problem, I do understand that... but I'm just saying.. I can see my Compiz Fusion Icon says it's set on Metacity right now... | 20:30 |
tado | chadi: ;) | 20:30 |
Turgon | tado: ok | 20:30 |
John____ | what is /dev/disk/by-*/* | 20:30 |
falafell | i did alternate install (10.04) with full encryption, i told the guided setup to use 20 GB out of 80. Now i have only access to 20 GB, i can't seem to find where the other 60 has gone to, can i find it back/mount it somehow? or do i need to reinstall? | 20:30 |
Yerushalmi | corpse: Hmm. I have both eth0 and wlan0 listed. I'll assume the latter is my wireless. | 20:31 |
Yerushalmi | corpse: Just makes sense :) | 20:31 |
Yerushalmi | Okay. Disconnecting now. | 20:31 |
tado | Turgon: damn. was it that easy? sometimes i really think i lack creativity :) | 20:31 |
edbian | madjoe, That's very strange... I have used the icon before. I don't use it now | 20:31 |
paulus68 | Hi until yesterday I was able to connect to my homenetwork using the following procedure http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/security/?p=421 since my boss is an pain in the butt he closed down every port on his network with only the proxyport 3128 available. is there a way that I can tell putty that I can connect over port 3128 to the port on my homenetwork? | 20:31 |
BenB | I upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04 yesterday. gnome-screensaver didn't ask for a password before, now it enabled that all by itself. bad. worse: it doesn't accept my password. I checked on text console, it works there. it's not keyboard focus issues or capslock either, it all worsk fine. | 20:31 |
tado | Turgon: it worked. it's on normal Data now | 20:31 |
corpse | yerushalm: lol yeah, the eth0 would be your wired device | 20:31 |
edbian | madjoe, Either i am wrong or the icon has a bug | 20:31 |
madjoe | edbian: yes, that's the reason of our misunderstanding ... | 20:31 |
LjungmannL | Hi, just installed 10.04 on a system with multiple disks, the installer lists my OS drive as sde (and not sda as it should be from the bios list), when booting, grub fails with "error: file not found" ideas? | 20:31 |
paulus68 | without being limited by the restrictions on the proxy server | 20:31 |
tado | Turgon: i still have to fix the automount though | 20:31 |
BenB | what gives? why did gnome-screensaver enable passwords, and why doesn't it accept the password, and locks me out? | 20:31 |
Turgon | tado: thing is.. when doint it manually u had to create the data dir.. when u removed the line from fstab.. u did not delete the data :D so it remained there :P | 20:31 |
John____ | what is /dev/disk/by-*/* | 20:32 |
tado | Turgon: i see. makes sense too ;) | 20:32 |
ikonia | John____: device id's | 20:32 |
John____ | how do I use it? | 20:32 |
ibeekman | Anyone know if has the Ubuntu mobile (Ubuntu MID) project been discontinued? Was it merged with moblin or something? Or replaced? | 20:32 |
Turgon | tado: easy thing.. go to disk utility system->admin->disk utility | 20:32 |
John____ | cat /dev/disk/by-*/* ? | 20:32 |
ikonia | John____: same as /dev/sd* | 20:32 |
John____ | sry for being a newb but I rly dont undedrstand | 20:32 |
Turgon | tado: from there get the name of ur data .. i.e. sda1 for instance.. | 20:32 |
BenB | paulus68: try "corkscrew" | 20:32 |
mikedoty | If I installed a theme that didn't have an icon for the desktop folder, I guess it would default to... maybe /usr/share/icons/gnome? | 20:32 |
ZykoticK9 | BenB, not sure about the password thing - but System / Preferences / Screensaver - and uncheck Lock | 20:32 |
grumbly | Is anyone here using VsFTPd? | 20:33 |
tado | Turgon: /dev/sda3 | 20:33 |
Castarmax | so can anyone help with random i/o errors after upgrade to Lucid? | 20:33 |
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BenB | paulus68: I used that with openssh commandline clients to go through a proxy, using the SSL connect hole. | 20:33 |
Phibs | !sns | 20:33 |
corpse | does anyone here know anything about setting up tor,pivoxy,tork? | 20:33 |
madjoe | edbian: so you don't have any other thoughts on this? :) | 20:33 |
Turgon | tado: gr8 :D so now go again to your fstab and add this line: /dev/sda3 /media/Data auto defaults 0 0 | 20:33 |
Phibs | !snss | 20:33 |
paulus68 | BenB: how does this work? | 20:33 |
Phibs | grr | 20:33 |
Phibs | where is shiny new shit syndrome! | 20:33 |
edbian | madjoe, I'm asking around if you can run metacity and compiz at the same time | 20:34 |
Turgon | tado: and let me guess.. ur data was the second partition onur windows system... :D | 20:34 |
tado | Turgon: i'll do, one sec. although i think it's the same i did last time | 20:34 |
Yerushalmi_ | Well, that didn't work. | 20:34 |
madjoe | edbian: thanks buddy | 20:34 |
nits | Turgon: wouldn't using a UUID be a better solution? | 20:34 |
Turgon | maybe.. | 20:34 |
tado | Turgon: moved on linux a long time ago, just never had problems with partition. i don't eventhink i had Data on windows | 20:34 |
Turgon | tado: but i used this one :D the same line :D... just turned out that my data was also sda3 :P | 20:34 |
Turgon | tado: lol :P | 20:35 |
tado | Turgon: edited fstab | 20:35 |
Yerushalmi_ | corpse: I disabled wireless with Fn+F2, then tried to reenable it through the command. It gave me (I believe) error 132. ifconfig didn't have anything but the loopback item, so I assumed I had to reenable it with Fn+F2 prior to entering the command, but I got an input-output error. | 20:35 |
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tado | Turgon: should i reboot or is log out enough? | 20:35 |
ZdAmp | can somebody tell me how to acces NetworkManager? if I do nm-applet --sm-disable & it doesnt show up. I messed up my network settings and can't change anything anymore. | 20:36 |
Castarmax | How about this is there a way I can easily save all system logs so I may post them on the boards so someone may have a look at them? | 20:36 |
Yerushalmi | corpse: So I had to reboot. | 20:36 |
Turgon | tado: argh.. i'm not sure :/ but try reboot :P | 20:36 |
tado | Turgon: ok. be back in a minute | 20:36 |
BenB | paulus68: google "corkscrew ssh" | 20:36 |
edbian | madjoe, I am talking to a friend of mine that agrees. fusion icon is lying to you. So I think you should just write a script that turns compiz on at boot time | 20:36 |
Warrior` | ubuntu rocks man | 20:36 |
Jonathan_L | Hi | 20:37 |
edbian | Warrior`, Yes it does | 20:37 |
Warrior` | its first time i m using it..after migrating from windows...and i like it so much | 20:37 |
corpse | yerushalm: hmm, like i said im a newb as well. have your run the device driver program to see if there is newer drivers for your wifi card? | 20:37 |
Jonathan_L | What can I do about screen brightness? I had to install some acpi-package before even being able to use those default keybard shortcuts | 20:37 |
nits | ZdAmp: Have you tried putting a notification area on one of the panels? coz if you are connected to the internet then nm should probably show up there | 20:37 |
RedNifre | Hello! | 20:37 |
madjoe | edbian: so you think that I have Compiz not Metacity loaded now? how can I check this? can I see it in process list? | 20:37 |
grumbly | bah... | 20:37 |
Jonathan_L | I want to dim my screen at night (now) | 20:37 |
grumbly | i give up | 20:37 |
edbian | madjoe, Want help with that? | 20:37 |
grumbly | i'll just jail them | 20:37 |
madjoe | edbian: please | 20:37 |
Yerushalmi | corpse: Trying that now. | 20:37 |
mikedoty | Darn. Tried creating .../scalable/places/folder.svg (/usr/share/icons/gnome/scalable/places/folder.svg looks just like the folder I'm trying to not have), but no luck. Does it sound like I'm in the right ballpark here even? | 20:37 |
RedNifre | Is there a way to make my bluetooth keyboard work on the login screen? It currently only activates AFTER I'm logged in. | 20:37 |
edbian | madjoe, It shows up in system monitor | 20:38 |
RedNifre | And I don't want to connect a cable keyboard just to enter my password. | 20:38 |
edbian | compiz and compiz.real | 20:38 |
Razass | Just checking to see if anyone here is experienced with dual monitor issues http://superuser.com/questions/139818/ubuntu-10-04-not-detecting-multiple-monitors | 20:38 |
eGelor | SAY Hello | 20:38 |
eGelor | Hell | 20:38 |
Yerushalmi | Where do I go for that? I opened "Hardware drivers" and it just said no proprietary drivers are in use in this system. | 20:38 |
bushbaby | The Phantom Bootloader (Part 2): OK, I'm having issues restoring GRUB from a liveCD i've followed the wiki instructions twice and even resorted to wiping my MBR using dd and reinstalling GRUB but to no avail. The computer STILL want's to load up SYSLINUX and not GRUB.. There's no critical information on my computer so i'm not too worried about wiping and reinstalling but i'd rather not and it would be more interesting to solve the mystery! Anyone have an | 20:38 |
bushbaby | y idea why this is happeneing? | 20:38 |
edbian | madjoe, Do you see compiz / compiz.real or metacity in the process list of system monitor? | 20:38 |
eGelor | o | 20:38 |
ZdAmp | nits: I'm not connected to the internet (writing this on another computer). I was trying to set up a static IP and somehow messed up and now my connection is gone. | 20:39 |
tado | Turgon: here i am and Data is mounted | 20:39 |
tado | Turgon: great :) | 20:39 |
falafell | frostschutz, it only shows the full disk there 80gb | 20:39 |
Turgon | tado: yepiy :D | 20:39 |
madjoe | edbian: hmmm... no.. let me check again | 20:39 |
nits | ZdAmp: Is there a notification area on your panel already? | 20:39 |
Ryann_ | Hello, can someone help me, please? I'm currently running windows 7 ultimate, and I was wondering if i installed ubuntu 10.04 LTS via usb, then creating a new partition by shrinking my current volume and installing it on that, would I still be able to choose to boot into windows 7 via GRUB? | 20:39 |
edbian | madjoe, Sort by name ;) | 20:39 |
omar | Ryannn ya you can | 20:40 |
madjoe | edbian: I see it | 20:40 |
edbian | madjoe, Which? | 20:40 |
corpse | yerushalm: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=980603 that pretty much the same thing as i suggested but mabey it could help you | 20:40 |
tado | Turgon: thanks a lot man! :D by the way, it's the first time i use empathy with irc, and i can't found where to turn on the sounds when someone says my name in chat. is there such a function here? | 20:40 |
edbian | madjoe, compiz or metacity? | 20:40 |
Turgon | ryann sure! | 20:40 |
josvuk | razass: Did you look at the output of xrandr? | 20:40 |
resno | Ryann_: but id suggest you backing up everything just in case | 20:40 |
ichristopher | Ryann_, indeed you can | 20:40 |
madjoe | edbian: compiz | 20:40 |
Oer | Ryann_, shrink your volume with win7, diskmanagment | 20:40 |
edbian | madjoe, Will you pm me? It's loud as hell in here | 20:40 |
falafell | i did alternate install (10.04) with full encryption, i told the guided setup to use 20 GB out of 80. Now i have only access to 20 GB, i can't seem to find where the other 60 has gone to, can i find it back/mount it somehow? or do i need to reinstall? | 20:40 |
Ryann_ | So, once it's installed on a new partition and installed, I'll be given the option to boot into either os? | 20:40 |
Turgon | tado: erhh... u wana laugh? it's the first time i use irc :D.. a firend ( chadi) :P told me to use xchat...check the setings :D | 20:41 |
IWannaBeTheGuy | Hello, can someone please pastebin the default lucid repo list to me? would be very kind | 20:41 |
bushbaby | Ryann_: yes you will. | 20:41 |
Ryann_ | Right, thanks a lot everyone. It's always a pleasure in this IRC channel :D | 20:41 |
ZdAmp | nits: yes. what do I use it for? | 20:41 |
tado | Turgon: ah ah ah. cool. i used it on pidgin and there was that brilliant function, so that even if you were not looking at the screen it would make a sound when someone wrote your name | 20:41 |
corpse | falafell: go to system>administratin>disk utility. from there you can see the partitions on your drive. if there is one for 60gb then you may need to format it to EXT4 | 20:41 |
chadi | tado: his ubuntu experience doesn't exceed two weeks :P | 20:42 |
Yerushalmi | corpse: Heh, well, it might've worked for other people but not from me. Thanks anyways. | 20:42 |
Yerushalmi | Anybody else know what to do about this? | 20:42 |
falafell | corpse, there's not, only shows the full 80gb | 20:42 |
nits | ZdAmp : The notification area is where the nm shows up | 20:42 |
Turgon | tado: pidgin? really? damn i want to :P | 20:42 |
tado | chadi: well, he did solve my partition issue though :) | 20:42 |
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falafell | as does fdisk -l | 20:42 |
Turgon | tado: chadi: true.. i just landed on ubuntu.. and i know more that you chadi :D | 20:42 |
Castarmax | Is the a way I can create a file with all system logs on it so i may post it on the boards? | 20:42 |
chadi | tado yea :P agreed, he learned more than I did, even though I've been using ubuntu for more than a year | 20:43 |
corpse | falafell: you may want to get a program called gparted (from the repository) with that you may beable to shink the disk down and regain that space | 20:43 |
bushbaby | The Phantom Bootloader (Part 2): OK, I'm having issues restoring GRUB from a liveCD i've followed the wiki instructions twice and even resorted to wiping my MBR using dd and reinstalling GRUB but to no avail. The computer STILL want's to load up SYSLINUX and not GRUB.. There's no critical information on my computer so i'm not too worried about wiping and reinstalling but i'd rather not and it would be more interesting to solve the mystery! Anyone have an | 20:43 |
bushbaby | y idea why this is happeneing? TL;DR I can't restore grub to my MBR from a liveCD. why not? | 20:43 |
vlt | Hello. I have two Ubuntu machines, two USB (uvc) webcams and IP network between them. How can I make a "video phone call"? | 20:43 |
falafell | tried that, incompatible with luks partitions :/ | 20:43 |
jego1266 | hi all | 20:43 |
tado | does anyone know if there is a way to enable a sound when someone says your name in chat on empathy? | 20:43 |
chadi | tado: but you risked it :p | 20:44 |
ZdAmp | nits: of course. sorry I misunderstood you. nm is not showing up there. I have tried to kill it and relaunch it and when I look at my running processes it is running but I can't access it. | 20:44 |
tado | chadi: yep :) | 20:44 |
tn90 | after some undefined time my xserver crashes on my lucid with intel hd graphics. i guess that this error message from /var/log/messages is related to the problem: http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/398266/ | 20:44 |
omar | Ryann_ ubuntu sets up win 7 via grub automatically | 20:44 |
Turgon | tado: chadi: there was not risk! the folder named data was empty anyway since nothing was mounted! | 20:44 |
nits | ZdAmp: Maybe a simple restart will do the trick, before that make sure nm is selected in the startup applications | 20:44 |
chadi | Turgon: ok :( | 20:45 |
Yerushalmi | When disabling my wireless card on an Asus Eee 900a, it doesn't reenable without a reboot. Anybody know what to do? | 20:45 |
tado | Turgon: thanks again :) | 20:45 |
Julia_ | Hey People! Is there a tool in ubuntu to show temperature sensors values? | 20:45 |
falafell | corpse, i can only delete, format or flag that partition, not resize, | 20:45 |
nits | Julia: lm_sensors | 20:45 |
erUSUL | !sensors > Julia_ | 20:45 |
ubottu | Julia_, please see my private message | 20:45 |
chadi | !sensors | 20:45 |
ubottu | To access CPU temperature sensors and detect fan speeds, install the lm-sensors package. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto for installation and usage instructions. | 20:45 |
jego1266 | If I was already using the beta version of 10.04 should I still re-install the LTS version | 20:45 |
erUSUL | !final > jego1266 | 20:45 |
Castarmax | Which logs should I post on the boards if Im having a random i/o error? | 20:46 |
ubottu | jego1266, please see my private message | 20:46 |
ikonia | Castarmax: explain your problem | 20:46 |
IWannaBeTheGuy | Can someone provide me the default repository list for either lucid, karmic or jaunty, please :) | 20:46 |
Scunizi | I've got twinkle loaded and running but since I closed the window I can no longer bring it to the foreground and there is no sys tray icon to try clicking on... how do I fix this? (kubuntu 9.10) | 20:46 |
Turgon | tado: anytime :) | 20:46 |
corpse | falafell: does Gparted show it as a separet partition from your /dev/sda1 partition? | 20:46 |
Castarmax | ubuntu freezes at random times if im watching the logs i see i/o error but i know its a good drive its right after upgrade to Lucid | 20:46 |
jego1266 | private message didn't stay up long enough for me to read! | 20:46 |
Turgon | tado: btw.. do you mind me asking what do you in life? :) | 20:46 |
erUSUL | Castarmax: dmesg or/and /var/log/messages | 20:47 |
ikonia | Castarmax: can you get the exact error's you're seeing please. | 20:47 |
bushbaby | I can't restore GRUB to my MBR from a liveCD. I've followed the instructions and even wiped the MBR but SYSLINUX keeps grabbing control?? | 20:47 |
Castarmax | yea havent written them down though only happens when system freezes so they arent saved | 20:48 |
nits | bushbaby: you have grub already installed on your system but mbr wrote over it? | 20:48 |
guntbert | how can I get rid of the question "are you sure that you want to close...." when I select "restart" or "shut down" from the "power menu" ? (lucid) | 20:48 |
Julia_ | bushbaby: i had to chroot into the partition grub is in and reinstall it lately. | 20:48 |
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IWannaBeTheGuy | Hello, Can someone provide me the default repository list for either lucid, karmic or jaunty, please :) | 20:49 |
bushbaby | nits: Julia_ : I'm having issues restoring GRUB from a liveCD i've followed the wiki instructions twice and even resorted to wiping my MBR using dd and reinstalling GRUB but to no avail. The computer STILL want's to load up SYSLINUX and not GRUB.. There's no critical information on my computer so i'm not too worried about wiping and reinstalling but i'd rather not and it would be more interesting to solve the mystery! | 20:49 |
Yerushalmi | When disabling my wireless card on an Asus Eee 900a, it doesn't reenable without a reboot. Anybody know what to do? | 20:49 |
nits | bushbaby: http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/06/howto-recover-grub2-after-windows.html | 20:49 |
nits | bushbaby: follow that link it'll guide you through the process | 20:50 |
bushbaby | nits: I installed Fedora on a different partition not windows.. | 20:50 |
nits | bushbaby: so grub2 or the legacy grub? | 20:50 |
bushbaby | nits: grub2 but either would be fine | 20:50 |
mojitoking | I'm trying to change the shell from bash to tcsh but when i run the chsh command and then check /etc/passwd it's still /bin/sh for all except root and my user... help? | 20:51 |
nits | bushbaby: then follow the link it'll guide you through the whole process http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/06/howto-recover-grub2-after-windows.html | 20:51 |
ubuntu | does anyone know how to use the apic=off option when installing via unetbootin? | 20:51 |
erUSUL | mojitoking: chsh only changes the user's running it shell | 20:51 |
IWannaBeTheGuy | mojitoking, change the /etc/passwd directly then? | 20:51 |
bushbaby | nits: I've already gone through that process. The computer doesn't load GRUB at all.. ignores it completely just jumps stright into SYSLINUX | 20:51 |
ikonia | Castarmax: look in /var/log/messages they may be in there | 20:52 |
xorwhy | What is the command string to copy an entire directory | 20:52 |
ppcleog5 | i'm using "rsync -avn". when i rsync drive A to drive B i get "librasqal.0.dylib -> \#016\#014\#002\#016\#016#\#016\#016\#014\#002\#016\#016\#016#\#016\#016\#016\#002\#016\#016\#016" when i rsync drive B to drive A i get "librasqal.dylib -> librasqal.dylib" i think this is a sign that one of the drives is corrupted, but which? | 20:52 |
ppcleog5 | xorwhy: cp -r | 20:52 |
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mojitoking | ok, thanks! | 20:52 |
xorwhy | ppcleog5: Thank you thank you. | 20:52 |
syme | does anyone know how to use the apic=off option when installing via unetbootin? | 20:52 |
celeste_ | hi there, anybody could help me connecting to hispano server? Thanks | 20:52 |
bushbaby | nits: SYSLINUX is the Fedora Bootloader i think. ubt i wiped the MBR completely and installed GRUB so it shouldn't start? | 20:53 |
Castarmax | copied current gonna post em now ill give url in a sec | 20:53 |
ikonia | bushbaby: syslinux is NOT the fedora boot loader | 20:53 |
achilles | hello guys, I'm trying to edit a source code of some packages, is there a special IDE or software that makes it easier for me than using gedit ? | 20:53 |
LinuxPhreak | I uploaded my product an hour ago on Linux Tracker and I've got 4 downloads | 20:53 |
IWannaBeTheGuy | Hello, Can someone pastebin me the default repository list for either lucid, karmic or jaunty, please :) | 20:53 |
erUSUL | !info anjuta | 20:53 |
nits | bushbaby: no idea about SYSLINUX sorry i am useless as of the moment, LOL | 20:53 |
ikonia | LinuxPhreak: so ? | 20:53 |
ubottu | anjuta (source: anjuta): A GNOME development IDE, for C/C++. In component universe, is optional. Version 2:2.30.1.0-0ubuntu1 (lucid), package size 1736 kB, installed size 4552 kB | 20:53 |
erUSUL | !sources | IWannaBeTheGuy | 20:53 |
ubottu | IWannaBeTheGuy: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories | 20:53 |
bushbaby | ikonia: Ah. right... | 20:53 |
xorwhy | I'm making a startup script to copy the entire firefox directory to /dev/shm (ramdisk), and I have also set downloads and all temp files to /dev/shm | 20:53 |
xorwhy | Now thats fast browsaging | 20:54 |
bushbaby | nits: No worries. it's not really my day either! | 20:54 |
bushbaby | nits: Thanks anyway | 20:54 |
LinuxPhreak | ikonia: just really impressed with my results | 20:54 |
nits | achilles : Might want to give Geany a shot | 20:54 |
syme | anyone know how to get rid of an errno 5 on install? | 20:54 |
ikonia | LinuxPhreak: ok - this is a support channel only so please keep that out of this channel | 20:54 |
nits | bushbaby: cheers and hope you find a solution soon | 20:54 |
IWannaBeTheGuy | erUSUL, thanks | 20:54 |
achilles | nits, thank you .. apt-ing .. | 20:54 |
ikonia | bushbaby: what's the problem you are having ? | 20:54 |
edbian | Does this channel have karma points? | 20:54 |
bushbaby | ikonia : I'm having issues restoring GRUB from a liveCD i've followed the wiki instructions twice and even resorted to wiping my MBR using dd and reinstalling GRUB but to no avail. The computer STILL want's to load up SYSLINUX and not GRUB.. There's no critical information on my computer so i'm not too worried about wiping and reinstalling but i'd rather not and it would be more interesting to solve the mystery! | 20:55 |
ikonia | edbian: no | 20:55 |
nits | edbian : what's karma points? | 20:55 |
bushbaby | ikonia: Also wiki says SYSLINUX is a bootloadr of the same ilk as ISOLINUX? [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SYSLINUX ] | 20:55 |
ikonia | bushbaby: syslinux probably means you've left a CD in the drive as it's used to load a mini environment | 20:55 |
ZdAmp | nits: didn't work. :( too bad. have to go now, thanks for the help anyway. | 20:55 |
ikonia | bushbaby: or maybe even a net boot | 20:56 |
nits | ZdAmp : Sorry mate cheers | 20:56 |
ubuntu | I'm trying to install Ubuntu on my Macbook Pro. I have Mac OS X Snow Leopard and Windows 7 installed. OS X occupies around 300 GB of hard disk space. Windows 7 occupies around 80 GB. The rest out of the 500GB HDD is unallocated free space. However, the Ubuntu installer does not detect the Windows partition. What's wrong? | 20:56 |
syme | anyone know how to deal with an errno 5 on install? | 20:56 |
LinuxPhreak | someone want the repos deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ lucid/ | 20:56 |
bushbaby | ikonia: No cd or net boot. plus BIOS boots HDD before Net.. | 20:56 |
LinuxPhreak | that is the lucid repos for karmic do karmic/ | 20:56 |
ikonia | bushbaby: it won't boot from hard disk if there is not a valid boot loader on it | 20:57 |
ikonia | bushbaby: what command did you use to restore the boot loader (exactly) | 20:57 |
IWannaBeTheGuy | erUSUL, I Forget to tell that Iam using debain, headless... and I really need the repos =/ | 20:57 |
achilles | nits, yeah looks good for edit single file and build, I'm looking for something can help debugging break points | 20:57 |
ubuntu | The installer seems to think the Windows partition is just not there. It thinks there's around 180 GB of free space... | 20:57 |
mojitoking | I just changed /etc/passwd to use /bin/tcsh instead of /bin/sh but when i run a terminal and run the alias command it still shows me the aliases set on .bashrc | 20:57 |
ikonia | ubuntu: is the windows partition a raid partition ? | 20:57 |
bushbaby | ikonia: I used "dd if=/dev/null of=/dev/sda" to wipe the MBR and then chrooted into sda1 (Ubuntu) partition and ran update-grub | 20:57 |
ubuntu | ikonia: Nope. | 20:58 |
bushbaby | ikonia: And install-grub /dev/sda | 20:58 |
LinuxPhreak | IWannaBeTheGuy: did you get the repos thing I posted on channel you had asked for them' | 20:58 |
ikonia | bushbaby: so then there should be no syslinux anywhere as grub is nothing to do with it | 20:58 |
ikonia | bushbaby: how many disks do you have in your system | 20:58 |
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respire | whats dev channel so i can get flamed for suggesting a good idea that everyone hates? :) | 20:59 |
bushbaby | ikonia: Exactly... which is why i'm confused as to why it's apearing. only one HDD with 3 partitions: Ubuntu 10.04, Fedora 13 Beta, Swap | 20:59 |
IWannaBeTheGuy | LinuxPhreak, I didn't get any repos thing? :S where do you mean? | 20:59 |
syme | anyone know how to deal with an errno 5 on install? | 20:59 |
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Yerushalmi | Anytime I disable my wireless, I can't reenable it without rebooting. Anybody know how to fix this sort of thing? | 20:59 |
ikonia | respire: log a bug/wish on launcpad.net to suggest something, or use brainstorm.ubuntu.com | 20:59 |
jordy240 | hi | 20:59 |
jordy240 | 2 minutes left http://www.wolfire.com/humble | 20:59 |
respire | too lazy | 20:59 |
ubuntu_1 | ikonia: What do you think might be wrong with the installation? | 20:59 |
omar | hey doods, my wifi tends to die randomly. I have to do a ifconfig wlan0 down/up in order to get it connected again. transmission (bit torrent) seems to exacerbate the problem. | 21:00 |
ikonia | ubuntu_1: I don't know, | 21:00 |
respire | ubuntu should use sqlite3 for it's package management easy to make a deb/sqlite3 gateway | 21:00 |
respire | massive speed gains doesn't annoy the deb "it aint broke keep it simple" people | 21:00 |
alexi_ | hi i downloaded a theme for and loaded into emerald, when i click it, emard just closes.. how do i apply it to compiz? | 21:00 |
ikonia | bushbaby: re-install grub without chrooting make sure it is using the right partitions | 21:00 |
erUSUL | !emerald | alexi_ | 21:01 |
ubottu | alexi_: emerald is an obsolete window decorator for compiz. It's unsupported and unmaintained, making issues with it very hard to diagnose and fix. There are no known, supported alternatives. | 21:01 |
IWannaBeTheGuy | LinuxPhreak, Thank you | 21:01 |
respire | some poor deb guy even did it i looked all his patches and benchmarks brilliant idea | 21:01 |
LinuxPhreak | IWannaBeTheGuy: repos deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ lucid/ | 21:01 |
respire | no reason ubuntu cant do it | 21:01 |
bushbaby | ikonia: Ok thanks. I'll try that now | 21:01 |
alexi_ | that explains that! | 21:01 |
respire | with a simple gate to move in and out from normal deb system | 21:01 |
ikonia | respire: why are you telling us? I told you where to make a suggestion | 21:01 |
alexi_ | how do i apply a theme in compiz? | 21:01 |
Alien_Freak | so.. I had Ubuntu running on an iMac.. it was running fine. I used tasksel to remove the kubuntu-desktop and ubuntu-desktop...and now it seems to be freezing in the boot process right after is finishes starting up apache . No errors or anything | 21:01 |
respire | cuz im too lazy maybe someone will repeat it | 21:01 |
respire | i don't care enough to fill out all your forms | 21:02 |
erUSUL | alexi_: compiz will use metacity themes ... | 21:02 |
alexi_ | gotcha | 21:02 |
alexi_ | thanks!! | 21:02 |
ikonia | respire: then we don't care to listen, this is a support hannel | 21:02 |
respire | ok, i thought it was general ubuntu not only support | 21:02 |
dominicdinada | Why when i set program defaults does lucid not honor them...... like i set php files to open with kate and every time it opens with gedit instead | 21:03 |
respire | respire retracts world class outstanding improvement meme | 21:03 |
sebsebseb | respire: you want #ubuntu-offtopic | 21:03 |
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respire | sebsebseb, ty LD | 21:03 |
sebsebseb | respire: np | 21:03 |
oCean_ | omar: i had wireless disconnecting when downloading torrents. Solved by installing the linux-backports-modules wireless (*and* new firmware on the zyxel router) | 21:03 |
splig | except in smb.conf, where can i find more shared folders??? | 21:03 |
dominicdinada | splig: you have to add them | 21:04 |
mickster04 | splig: i dont understand your question, it doesnt make sense | 21:04 |
madjoe | hi, can I leave a message to a user of #ubuntu channel by using your bot and how? | 21:04 |
dominicdinada | splig: if you need an example how to add ill help | 21:04 |
dominicdinada | !samba | splig | 21:04 |
ubottu | splig: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 21:04 |
mickster04 | madjoe: /msg usernick messagehere | 21:04 |
ubuntu_1 | This is sad. fdisk -l reports the NTFS partition while gparted thinks the space is unallocated... I cannot install Ubuntu. | 21:04 |
RonaldJ | What is recommended when working with svn? With developer editor? | 21:04 |
madjoe | mickster04: no, when a user leaves the channel | 21:04 |
splig | no no... there is a file with the same format as smb.conf where nautilus add the shared staff | 21:04 |
resno | can i safely use the disk utility to remove a windows ntfs install? | 21:05 |
splig | i can't find it right now | 21:05 |
BenB | ARG!!!!! I file a bug. I type the long text, cliock submit. error "No referer, please enable referer". click Back, comment is gone! AAAARRRGGG! how stupid do you have to be to write such web software??? | 21:05 |
dominicdinada | resno: why not partition it and make a second ext4 | 21:05 |
mickster04 | madjoe: i dont think ubottu can do that? | 21:05 |
LinuxPhreak | resno: I don't see why you wouldn't beable to remove windows with disk utility | 21:06 |
resno | dominicdinada: i dont know what to do with it. | 21:06 |
helo | BenB: s/stupid/lazy/ | 21:06 |
dominicdinada | resno: what do you mean safely.... you either wipe the drive or split the drive | 21:06 |
resno | LinuxPhreak: i just dont want anything to blow up | 21:06 |
dominicdinada | !gparted | resno | 21:06 |
ubottu | resno: gparted is a !GTK/!Gnome !GUI partitioning program. Type « sudo apt-get install gparted » in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php | 21:06 |
alexi_ | where is compiz do you import a theme? | 21:06 |
guntbert | madjoe: /msg memoserv help will tell you how to do that | 21:06 |
alexi_ | im lost lol | 21:06 |
resno | dominicdinada: its not gparted. its "disk utility" | 21:06 |
splig | dominicdinada, mickster04: no no... there is a file with the same format as smb.conf where nautilus add the shared staff. i can't find it you knwo about it? | 21:06 |
mickster04 | splig: i think google is your better fgriend here | 21:07 |
madjoe | guntbert: thanks | 21:07 |
Oer | resno don't forget to update grub :-) | 21:07 |
dominicdinada | splig: i do not... | 21:07 |
Spreadsheet_ | How long should it take to copy 9 MP3s? | 21:07 |
mickster04 | splig: nor do i | 21:07 |
LinuxPhreak | resno: kind of hard to do that. Backup any data on partitions and delete it. I've even done it with the grub partition not the best idea | 21:07 |
starspot | I used gparted to delete my windoze partitions and extend my ubuntu partition to fill the whole drive - but only by using the ubuntu boot CD | 21:07 |
soreau | alexi_: There are decorator themes, gtk themes, a conglomerate of images you can call a theme.. what is it you're trying to change exactly? | 21:07 |
Spreadsheet_ | From folder to folder in your own HD | 21:07 |
dominicdinada | splig:i use samba | 21:07 |
bushbaby | ikonia: That seems to have solved the issue.. Not sure why but thanks anyway! | 21:07 |
dominicdinada | maybe he is thinking of tomcat? | 21:07 |
Glowball | When I press super-s, the logout button (that one in the upper right corner on a default installation) activates. How can I put that off? It's not in Preferences > Keyboard shortcuts | 21:07 |
erUSUL | Spreadsheet_: a split second (or two) | 21:07 |
Spreadsheet_ | I torrented the MP3s | 21:07 |
Spreadsheet_ | It takes ~10 seconds for me | 21:07 |
mickster04 | !ubottu | 21:07 |
ubottu | Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots | 21:08 |
ikonia | bushbaby: no problem, keep in mind you have 2 distros on there, so its easy for grub to not work out what you really want to do | 21:08 |
soreau | Glowball: use compiz to bind super+s to nothing :) | 21:08 |
Spreadsheet_ | I know that if you torrent files the files are fragmented | 21:08 |
guntbert | madjoe: you're welcome :-) and you can ask in #freenode if there remain questions | 21:08 |
pretty | hi | 21:08 |
LinuxPhreak | SpreadSheet_: hope thay are legal mp3 | 21:08 |
onetinsoldier | !hi pretty | 21:08 |
Glowball | soreau: I want to bind it to something else... But it's something in Compiz, you say? Hmm, didn't look there yet. | 21:08 |
madjoe | guntbert: wow.. a full service.. I love #ubuntu :) | 21:08 |
alexi_ | soreau, i had a theme in emerald i untinstalled it, now i have no titles on my windows, like maximize min ect... so a new theme in compriz for that :) | 21:08 |
dominicdinada | splig: are you thinking of tomcat? if so ask the bot if not you might need to use google as the other person suggested | 21:08 |
Castarmax | ikonia wanna take a look please? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9281975#post9281975 | 21:09 |
resno | LinuxPhreak: so, thikn i should let it remain or can i wipe the ntfs partiton | 21:09 |
alexi_ | holding alt to move windows is ok in a bind but not ok for general use lol | 21:09 |
Castarmax | or anyone whos interested :) | 21:09 |
guntbert | madjoe: that special service is provided by freenode :-) | 21:09 |
madjoe | I know :) | 21:09 |
al-tabq | does anyone know where the rhythmbox plugins folder has been moved? It used to be in .gnome2/rhythmbox/plugins as far as i remember | 21:09 |
ikonia | Castarmax: looking | 21:09 |
Castarmax | ty | 21:09 |
LinuxPhreak | resno: their should be no problem wiping ntfs file system. | 21:09 |
madjoe | guntbert: I'm just saying it's nice that you point me to it | 21:09 |
hechoensonora | #ubuntu-es | 21:09 |
maco | alexi_: you need to use gtk-window-decorator instead of emerald for the window decorator. g-w-d will work fine with your existing metacity themes | 21:09 |
craigbass1976 | What's the best way to convert avi to swf in ubuntu? Will ffmpeg do this? | 21:09 |
guntbert | madjoe: :-)) | 21:10 |
maco | !ccsm | alexi_ | 21:10 |
ubottu | alexi_: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu: install 'compizconfig-settings-manager' or 'simple-ccsm'. If you install the latter, a new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz | 21:10 |
resno | LinuxPhreak: should i partion it as? | 21:10 |
LinuxPhreak | resno: I would use gparted to resize | 21:10 |
maco | alexi_: ccsm should let you choose the decorator | 21:10 |
helo | is it possible for me to downgrade xorg in lucid to the version from karmic? | 21:10 |
Glowball | soreau: Any clue where it is? I can't find a plugin where it would fit... | 21:10 |
Guest_499 | can I run virtual machines in ubuntu? | 21:10 |
erUSUL | helo: no | 21:10 |
maco | Guest_499: yes | 21:10 |
erUSUL | !virtualizers | Guest_499 | 21:10 |
ubottu | Guest_499: There are several solutions for running other operating systems (or their programs) inside Ubuntu, while using the native CPU as much as possible: !QEmu (with !KQemu), !VirtualBox, !VMWare, as well as !WINE and !Cedega for Windows applications | 21:10 |
resno | LinuxPhreak: should i use gparted for the full process? or just erase with disk utility and resize with gparted | 21:10 |
ikonia | Castarmax: I can't see the files as they are gzipped at the moment | 21:10 |
maco | Guest_499: virtualbox, vmware, parallels, xen, kvm, and qemu all work in ubuntu | 21:11 |
helo | the version of xorg in lucid introduces a terribly annoying bug that ruins it... should i just install karmic? | 21:11 |
Castarmax | how should i have posted them they were too large to post otherwise | 21:11 |
LinuxPhreak | resno: beuty of linux you can choose. Either way would work | 21:11 |
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dominicdinada | helo: what bug are you getting because mine is buggy also | 21:11 |
erUSUL | helo: what bug ? maybe if you enable the xorg updates ppa ? | 21:11 |
maco | helo: you can use dpkg -i --force-downgrade after gathering up the packages you want to downgrade to, but there is NO guarantee that theyll be compatible / work | 21:11 |
erUSUL | !ppa | helo | 21:11 |
ubottu | helo: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and should be used at your own risk. | 21:11 |
ikonia | Castarmax: nothing wrong with gzipped files, I'm just not on a unix OS at the moment | 21:12 |
resno | LinuxPhreak: ive learned stick to the best way, else it blows up. good news is ive got backups :) | 21:12 |
nsahoo | hi | 21:12 |
helo | dominicdinada: with xinerama and the nvidia driver, the mouse cursor is unstable/erratic on the second screen | 21:12 |
helo | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/563100 | 21:12 |
sebsebseb | helo: probably better to just re install Karmic | 21:12 |
splig | dominicdinada, no, i don't think so... i don't find in google, probably not best keywords... for example: i shared with nautilus menu via samba a folder named "taxi". it appears shared but it's not in smb.conf. i know there is an "extra file" probably in .home but i don't find it :S | 21:12 |
Castarmax | ahh:) sec then | 21:12 |
dominicdinada | helo: ok nevermind mine keeps crashing and i lose the window tab controls then the desktop taskbar crashes | 21:13 |
nsahoo | can't run vmware-workstation on ubuntu 10.04. Tried vmware-modconfig --console --install-all, but, it's failing to compile vmnet | 21:13 |
resno | should i just change the parition type or actually format the volume? | 21:13 |
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ZALI | hi, im new to linux, can someone, please assist me? | 21:13 |
resno | !ask | ZALI | 21:13 |
ubottu | ZALI: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 21:13 |
sebsebseb | !ask | ZALI | 21:13 |
dominicdinada | resno: me personally i would wipe it.... | 21:13 |
Craiggles | hey guys, how can I change the sensitivity of my mouse in ubuntu 10.04? I was told to go system->pref->mouse, but there's no options there | 21:13 |
LinuxPhreak | resno: I haven't used windows in years. So not sure if you would need to do sudo update-grub to remove from menu if Windows was on partition | 21:13 |
onetinsoldier | Craiggles: there should be options there... such as 'Pointer Speed' | 21:14 |
Craiggles | onetinsoldier, none to do with the scroll wheel though? | 21:14 |
mojitoking | how do i set an alias to use a parameter in bash? | 21:14 |
resno | LinuxPhreak: dominicdinada should i format it ext4 or 3? | 21:14 |
ZALI | How do i start, there are many different choices? ie, ubuntu, kubuntu, debian.... | 21:14 |
nsahoo | any help? | 21:14 |
dominicdinada | resno: ext4 | 21:15 |
sebsebseb | ZALI: many choices even Debian what? | 21:15 |
sebsebseb | ZALI: oh distros | 21:15 |
sebsebseb | ZALI: yes many distros to choose from | 21:15 |
resno | ZALI: are you new to linux? | 21:15 |
dominicdinada | resno: I also believe lucid uses ext4 | 21:15 |
Nitsuga | mojitoking, for that you have to use functions, nos aliases. They are created liek this: | 21:15 |
resno | dominicdinada: mine was an upgrade, so im using ext3 | 21:15 |
onetinsoldier | Craiggles: no. none that i know of in there for the scroll wheel. | 21:15 |
ZALI | YES i am new to linux | 21:15 |
sebsebseb | ZALI: Ubuntu is useaully a good start | 21:16 |
Craiggles | it's just it scrolls way to fast | 21:16 |
sebsebseb | ZALI: 10.04 even has a nice manual for beginners | 21:16 |
ZALI | ok | 21:16 |
dominicdinada | resno but for new systems i think it wipes it ext4 | 21:16 |
resno | ZALI: i would suggest ubuntu. its the easiest to pickup, and thats what we support here :) | 21:16 |
sebsebseb | !manual | ZALI | 21:16 |
ubottu | ZALI: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 21:16 |
Nitsuga | mojitoking, name() { command1 --option $1 ; command2 "$@" ; command3 } $1 - $9 is parmeter from 1 to 9, and "$@" (quote it!) is all the parameters | 21:16 |
ZALI | just to make, it will work on windows 7 | 21:16 |
dominicdinada | resno: lucid by default uses ext4 :) | 21:16 |
resno | dominicdinada: ok, thanks | 21:17 |
sebsebseb | ZALI: uhmm you can dual boot with Windows 7, and virtual machine Windows 7 for loads of apps even | 21:17 |
mojitoking | ok thanks! | 21:17 |
vlitos | talking for beginers can anyone help me fix my wireless? | 21:17 |
Nitsuga | mojitoking, welcome :D | 21:17 |
LinuxPhreak | I'm behind on the game. I thought they only went up to ext3 | 21:17 |
mojitoking | how do i make the default shell tcsh? | 21:17 |
sebsebseb | vici0us: no, but this might be helpful | 21:17 |
resno | vlitos: what tpe of issue you having? | 21:17 |
craigbass1976 | !avi | 21:17 |
ubottu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 21:17 |
ZALI | ok thanks, and a 4gb ram is enough to hole linux, i hope | 21:17 |
dominicdinada | sebsebseb: wouldnt he just use wine if he totally switched to ubuntu or any linux | 21:17 |
Pici | vlitos: Just ask your question here and someone may be able to help. | 21:17 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: no, but this might be helpful | 21:17 |
vlitos | ok | 21:18 |
sebsebseb | !wireless | vlitos | 21:18 |
kianleong | !wireless | 21:18 |
benekastah | does anybody know if there is a configuration file that deals with login in Ubuntu 9.10? When I changed it to automatically login for a particular user it really messed up my computer, so i need to change the file manually (if it exists) | 21:18 |
LinuxPhreak | What are size limitation on ext4 | 21:18 |
vlitos | i can establish conection with my router but no inertnet | 21:18 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: ok the bot is being show, that might show in a bit though, plus someone could actsaully give the link that the bot gives | 21:18 |
* ZALI says thanks to everyone for help | 21:18 | |
sebsebseb | vlitos: slow not show, above | 21:19 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: not sure, but rather big indeed | 21:19 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: I think it can deal with like 100TB files or something | 21:19 |
ubottu | vlitos: Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 21:19 |
LinuxPhreak | sebsebseb: yeah well ext3 is very big to | 21:20 |
vlitos | i ve read them | 21:20 |
Castarmax | back froze again:( look now pls http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9281975#post9281975 | 21:20 |
vlitos | my wireless stoped workin since i closed my router | 21:20 |
vlitos | i can connect every where else | 21:20 |
resno | viliny__: vlitos closed your router? | 21:20 |
MikeH_ | Just added a network card to my 10.4 box, how do I configure it? | 21:21 |
erUSUL | LinuxPhreak: 16 TiB currently but it could in theory go up to 1 EiB | 21:21 |
erUSUL | LinuxPhreak: that a single filesystem | 21:21 |
vlitos | closed by my mom she wanted to plug there something elese | 21:21 |
erUSUL | LinuxPhreak: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4 | 21:21 |
rene_gr | hey everyone! maybe one of you got that problem already: previous day i switched from ubu9.10 to 10.04. my system partition has about 70G in total, and using "cd / && sudo du -hc --max-depth=1" it tells me, that i have 3.4gb used. BUT df -h tells me that the root (70gb) is used completely .... i can't find out why !? any idea? | 21:21 |
sebsebseb | erUSUL: yeah 16TB that sounds more right, than 100TB | 21:21 |
vlitos | ok whatever since then i have no internet | 21:21 |
jayp | hi is there are channel for Ubuntu netbook edition? | 21:22 |
sebsebseb | jayp: this one | 21:22 |
erUSUL | jayp: no; ask here | 21:22 |
vlitos | PING 192.168.0.1 (192.168.0.1) 56(84) bytes of data. | 21:22 |
vlitos | 64 bytes from 192.168.0.1: icmp_seq=58 ttl=64 time=2358 ms | 21:22 |
vlitos | 64 bytes from 192.168.0.1: icmp_seq=59 ttl=64 time=1357 ms | 21:22 |
vlitos | From 192.168.0.3 icmp_seq=104 Destination Host Unreachable | 21:22 |
vlitos | From 192.168.0.3 icmp_seq=105 Destination Host Unreachable | 21:22 |
FloodBot3 | vlitos: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:22 |
vlitos | From 192.168.0.3 icmp_seq=106 Destination Host Unreachable | 21:22 |
jayp | ok, how do I order my favourites? | 21:22 |
LinuxPhreak | sebsebseb: nice that should be good for quite some time | 21:22 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: 16TB not 100TB | 21:23 |
ZALI | just to make sure if i get linux, can i take it off my comp. later? | 21:23 |
jacekowski | no | 21:23 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: uhmm I don't tend to try and help with wireless, however that's odd, if everything is still connected properly, and it's no longer working | 21:23 |
jacekowski | you will be stuck forewer | 21:23 |
Castarmax | question really is will you want to take it off later :) | 21:24 |
vlitos | i know | 21:24 |
xsaiddx | hello people | 21:24 |
guntbert | jacekowski: please don't make jokes here - stay helpful | 21:24 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: got Ubuntu Live CD? | 21:24 |
LinuxPhreak | erUSUL: if it isn't to much trouble I don't plan on signing up to the forums. Could you post logs instead of using them as attachments ;) | 21:24 |
rene_gr | any ideas guys to that problem: previous day i switched from ubu9.10 to 10.04. my system partition has about 70G in total, and using "cd / && sudo du -hc --max-depth=1" it tells me, that i have 3.4gb used. BUT df -h tells me that the root (70gb) is used completely .... i can't find out why !? any idea? | 21:24 |
vlitos | i did the same qoustion in my country channel | 21:24 |
vlitos | yes | 21:24 |
tn90 | what do i do if my xserver process is stuck in disk sleep mode? | 21:24 |
xsaiddx | how ican seach for commande | 21:24 |
erUSUL | LinuxPhreak: ?? | 21:24 |
xsaiddx | how i can searche for commande | 21:24 |
xsaiddx | for exp audio commande | 21:25 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: ok you could do a quick test, to see if it really a problem with Ubuntu, or if it's a problem with the hardware, because things aren't connected | 21:25 |
erUSUL | xsaiddx: man -k audio | 21:25 |
Rev84 | Hi, I wish to install Ubuntu on my computer however I'm having trouble. I have 3 hard-drives 2 in raid0 and one 500gb sata drive. I wish to install to a partition on the 500gb drive however when I try I get the message "ubuntu no root file system is defined, please check this at the partitioning menu" Help what do I do? | 21:25 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: boot from the Live CD and find out if wireless works | 21:25 |
resno | how do i make the volume automount? | 21:25 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: also if you got Windows on there, you could boot that up, and find out if works in there | 21:25 |
vlitos | hmm i ll try it | 21:25 |
LinuxPhreak | erUSUL: sorry wrong person | 21:25 |
jayp | if nobody knows how to order the UNE favourites, can anyone tell me what the sidebar launcher is called? | 21:25 |
helo | woot! i found a fix... the nvidia+xinerama cursor problem only happens if "screens with higher number appear to the left of screens with a lower number"... so i just had to switch the devices that each screen was associated with, so that the higher number screen was to the right... | 21:25 |
xsaiddx | erufu:tnx | 21:25 |
Castarmax | grats helo!! :) | 21:26 |
vlitos | i ll try that i have no windows | 21:26 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: ok Live CD test then, then you can come back, and tell people if that worked or not | 21:26 |
jayp | btw has anyone tried Unity? | 21:26 |
sebsebseb | jayp: some people yes | 21:26 |
vlitos | actually i cant do that | 21:26 |
sebsebseb | jayp: also since that's 10.10 | 21:26 |
sebsebseb | jayp: #ubuntu+1 | 21:26 |
Castarmax | Anyone who has a sec to read these logs to help me would be appreciated :) | 21:26 |
vlitos | the driver works after th update | 21:26 |
Castarmax | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9281975#post9281975 | 21:26 |
ZALI | is android linux-based? | 21:26 |
jayp | i installed it today looks a bit rough | 21:26 |
vlitos | when i first insatlled ubuntu | 21:27 |
jayp | but lots of potential | 21:27 |
sebsebseb | jayp: or maybe not quite, since I guess the ppa is for 10.04 as well | 21:27 |
vlitos | i wasn;t able to see my network | 21:27 |
LinuxPhreak | Castarmax: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9281975#post9281975 can you post the actual errors on the forum instead of putting them as attachments | 21:27 |
jayp | it is quite nice and the ideas are great | 21:27 |
vlitos | so i am going to have the same problem | 21:27 |
sebsebseb | jayp: it's an interesting one, ppa for 10.04, but unity itself will be in 10.10, so maybe as a result unity stuff should be in #ubuntu+1 really | 21:27 |
Castarmax | im not aware of any specific errors which is why i posted the entire logs | 21:28 |
Rev84 | Hi, I wish to install Ubuntu on my computer however I'm having trouble. I have 3 hard-drives 2 in raid0 and one 500gb sata drive. I wish to install to a partition on the 500gb drive however when I try I get the message "ubuntu no root file system is defined, please check this at the partitioning menu" Can somebody please help, as I don't know what to do? | 21:28 |
vlitos | i ll try from my netbook | 21:28 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: ok | 21:28 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: maybe for some reason you need to set it up in your install of Ubuntu again | 21:28 |
jayp | sebsebseb: yeah but it is good to jump on the back of lucid. I'll be getting Maverick for sure | 21:29 |
kianleong | is it possible for us to install chinese language reading pack on linux ? | 21:29 |
sebsebseb | jayp: jump on the back of Lucid? | 21:29 |
rene_gr | anyone knows why my "df -h" tells me that my "/" is used 100% (70GB), and inspecting the total diskusage it tells me: 3.4GB used (of 70GB) | 21:29 |
jayp | sebsebseb: it is announced just after the lucid launch | 21:29 |
Pici | rene_gr: how are you inspecting it? | 21:29 |
BluesKaj | Rev84, have you formatted the 50G drive to ext for linux ? | 21:30 |
rene_gr | cd / && sudo du -hc --max-depth=1 | 21:30 |
sebsebseb | jayp: Unity isn't well it's not Gnome, so Ubuntu specific at the moment, and so not compatible with other distro's as well, however from what I seen, looks interesting | 21:30 |
BluesKaj | err 500G | 21:30 |
Rev84 | Blueskaj - Yes it's formatted to EXT4 | 21:30 |
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Guest94870 | hi everyobe | 21:30 |
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sebsebseb | jayp: and no I haven't virtual machine tried it yet | 21:30 |
porsche911turbo | Is anyone having any issues with Empathy? | 21:30 |
rene_gr | pici: got my message? (cd / && sudo du -hc --max-depth=1) | 21:31 |
scarybiscuits666 | irc://irc.p2p-network.net/stf | 21:31 |
Guest94870 | does anyone know how to get volume control back into panel ? | 21:31 |
dstaubsauger | hi, is there any documentation on how to create a plymouth boot splash? | 21:31 |
Guest94870 | i deleted it by accent | 21:31 |
sebsebseb | Guest94870: which version of Ubuntu? | 21:31 |
BluesKaj | !raid | Rev84 | 21:31 |
ubottu | Rev84: Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto | 21:31 |
jayp | sebsebseb: you don't need it, just install the ppa for lucid and it plays nice with your freedesktop settings | 21:32 |
sebsebseb | dstaubsauger: I think that's really off topic and so #ubuntu-offtopic | 21:32 |
scarybiscuits666 | how can shorewall (running on a linux guest virtualbox vm) be configured to deny all but pptp traffic in bridged mode? | 21:32 |
nemo | joaopinto: So, now that http://www.wolfire.com/humble has been FOSS'd, does that mean you guys will be adding 'em to the ubuntu gaming repo? | 21:32 |
sebsebseb | jayp: don't need the UNR for Unity? | 21:32 |
dstaubsauger | sebsebseb: oh is it? k, i'll go there | 21:32 |
RonaldJ | Is there a eclipse for php on Ubuntu? | 21:32 |
jayp | sebsebseb: ubuntu is getting REALLY polished these days | 21:32 |
vlitos | sebsebseb: my netbook conects normaly | 21:32 |
rene_gr | Pici: got my message? | 21:32 |
vlitos | no prob | 21:32 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: from Live CD? | 21:32 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: uh I thought it was your net book with the issue? | 21:32 |
vlitos | from windows xp | 21:32 |
Rev84 | Blueskaj - It's not a raid related question as the system see's my raid array, it see's the 500gb drive to, just not the partitions on the 500gb drive, which is where I need to install to. | 21:33 |
vlitos | no thats my laptop | 21:33 |
LinuxPhreak | Is it at all possible to repair an iso image that got corrupt durring download or will I have to download all over again? | 21:33 |
Pici | rene_gr: Got it, thinking... | 21:33 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: do computer with the Ubuntu issue, does it work with something else? | 21:33 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: you will have to download again | 21:33 |
sebsebseb | !md5sum | LinuxPhreak | 21:33 |
ubottu | LinuxPhreak: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 21:33 |
docta_v | what is the preferred method for creating xen guest domains on ubuntu 10.04? i used to use xen-create-image but doesn't look like that's available anymore | 21:33 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: you could do sha1sum and sha2sum or whatever that other one is, as well | 21:33 |
vlitos | what do you mean? | 21:34 |
sebsebseb | vlitos: the computer that wireless in Ubuntu no longer works on is the what? | 21:34 |
BluesKaj | Rev84, so it sees the drive as unformatted or unallocated , did you install a swap ? | 21:34 |
mahmod | Greetings guys | 21:34 |
BotenAnna | hello, I just upgraded to 10.04 and when I move my mouse to the second monitor it is blinky and kind of gets stuck and i have to "pull" it back. i can't really use the second monitor at all | 21:34 |
LinuxPhreak | sebsebseb: thanks I'm aware of that info I was really hoping I could avoid downloading again I'll have to do it later on better connection | 21:34 |
BotenAnna | any idea what might be wrong? | 21:34 |
vlitos | the laptop... | 21:35 |
Mekzholan | Hi, I've got big troubles to get my touchpanel to work (using ubuntu lucid / 10.04) - it is allways puting the cursor on the top left :( driver is evdev. Calibration infos don't seem to make any difference :( - are there any hints? | 21:35 |
vlitos | if that was your question | 21:35 |
sebsebseb | !touchpad Mekzholan might be useful | 21:35 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 21:35 |
mahmod | I can't find my ethernet in network connections ? | 21:35 |
sebsebseb | !touchpad | Mekzholan might be useful | 21:35 |
ubottu | Mekzholan might be useful: For a comprehensive Synaptics Touchpad guide, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad | 21:35 |
mneptok | LinuxPhreak: you could put the .iso in a torrent directory, grab the .torrent for the file, and have your BiTorrent client force a re-check | 21:35 |
mahmod | what I've 2 do ? | 21:35 |
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Icehawk | I have all of my music collection stored on my server in a publicly-facing directory. Are there any easily installed programs that will allow me to create a form of online "radio" or something else that will let me play my music directly from a browser? | 21:36 |
mneptok | LinuxPhreak: a smart BitTorrent client will only replace the pieces it finds to be corrupted | 21:36 |
BotenAnna | going to try some nvidia display settings | 21:36 |
ZALI | if i re-install windows, ubuntu, will go away, right? | 21:36 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: oh touchpanel whatever that is, not touchpad | 21:36 |
mahmod | hey guys | 21:36 |
mahmod | can somebody help me | 21:36 |
mahmod | ? | 21:36 |
Icehawk | !ask | mahmod | 21:36 |
ubottu | mahmod: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 21:36 |
mneptok | Icehawk: do you want to listen from outside the local network? | 21:37 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: yup. Not an synaptic device - the wohle screen it is | 21:37 |
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ZALI | if i re-install windows, ubuntu, will go away, right? | 21:37 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: right touch screen support and Ubuntu hrm | 21:37 |
LinuxPhreak | mneptok: I would have no problem doing that. But on work computers bosses don't allow torrents. Because they can have potential of illeagal downloads | 21:37 |
arvind_khadri | ZALI, no | 21:37 |
limikael | my update manager doesn't tell me automatically if there are new updates | 21:37 |
LinuxPhreak | I'll bring in a copy to them later | 21:37 |
limikael | any idea how come? | 21:37 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: I don't really know anything as such about this, however I have a feeling that most touch screen devices, won't just work with Ubuntu at the moment, or at least not work properly | 21:37 |
mneptok | LinuxPhreak: operating systems have the potential to have viruses. better ban those, too. | 21:37 |
Icehawk | mneptok: Yes, outside the local network. ie I'd like to be able to go to http://music.myserver.com or http://www.myserver.com:9000 or whatever | 21:37 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: I got it to run under 9.10 - but not under a minimal 10.04 | 21:37 |
ZALI | why, arvind? how do i get it off | 21:37 |
BluesKaj | Rev84, perhaps if you use gparted live cd to label the partition as / , then the kubuntu cd may see it as ext4. | 21:37 |
xsaiddx | how ican show my sound controller vie comande line | 21:37 |
larsendt | Has anyone heard about sound issues with Ubuntu Lucid on the Eeepc 900? My headphones work, but the speakers do not. | 21:37 |
mneptok | Icehawk: look at Ampache | 21:38 |
scarybiscuits666 | how can a virtualbox ubuntu guest be contained in bridging mode from host for all but VPN traffic? i have working shorewall rules in NAT mode but cant translate them over to bridging | 21:38 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: I think minimal 10.04 install installs the whole of xorg as well, however yes the version of xorg in 9.10 and 10.04 will be quite differnet | 21:38 |
Icehawk | mneptok: Will Ampache play from the browser, or just let you download? | 21:38 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: why do you think it's broken? | 21:38 |
LinuxPhreak | mneptok: I use that to my defense. Doesn't work to well though ;) | 21:38 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: it's basically MinimalCD + Chromium (which pulls X) | 21:38 |
mahmod | I can't find my ethernet in network connections ? | 21:38 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: Xorg is a complacted program for running the graphical stuff, also touch screens haven't been around for that long, plus then the whole lack of Linux manufacture support thing, which I assume they also have | 21:39 |
LinuxPhreak | mneptok: I guess that is why I consider my employers to be idiots | 21:39 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: was that a clean install of 10.04? | 21:39 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: yes, it's a new box :) | 21:39 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: you may be able to configure stuff and get it working properly, but it won't be easy in that case | 21:40 |
dominicdinada | Why is lucid not setting my program defaults when you go in and change the default program for say php files from Gedit and set it to Kate... same with totem formats... mp3,mp4,avi etc | 21:40 |
dominicdinada | this craps annoying | 21:40 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: why? what's the difference (so I could start looking there...)? | 21:40 |
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wamicho | why when mounting hdd it doesnt ask for password like previous version? | 21:40 |
dominicdinada | !crappy assocations | 21:41 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: oh if you already done quite a bit with xorg, then I guess you will be ok trying to configure in 10.04 | 21:41 |
helo | is bistream-ttf not included any longer? | 21:41 |
joaopinto | nemo, probably yes | 21:41 |
dominicdinada | !default programs | 21:42 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: Do you know what Xorg is? | 21:42 |
nastjuid | Does anyone know of a piece of software that sends all audio output from one machine to another machine for actual playback? I use synergy for multiple machines and only have one headset. I'd just go audio out to mic in and listen to mic all the time, but I don't have a cable atm. | 21:42 |
mahmod | soory about that but my english is not good | 21:42 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: I'm mostly only a user, but using linux since a few years. So if I get the right directritions I might find my way | 21:42 |
wamicho | why 10.04 when mounting hdd it doesnt ask for password like previous version? | 21:42 |
dominicdinada | Why is lucid not setting my program defaults when you go in and change the default program for say php files from Gedit and set it to Kate... same with totem formats... mp3,mp4,avi etc | 21:42 |
sebsebseb | !xorg | Mekzholan | 21:42 |
ubottu | Mekzholan: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 21:42 |
alexi_ | hi my windows partition is automaticly mounted.. i do not want it mounted.. i looked in fstab but its not in there.. how do i kill it? | 21:42 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: right so never tried to configure xorg before? | 21:42 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: of course I know Xorg, I even know #xorg, but it's quite quiet... | 21:43 |
tobiasz_ | I've got no sound in frozen bubble for some reason | 21:43 |
Tyler-- | New to ubuntu, installed lucid on my server and tried to add-apt-repository. Read that this only works on karmic, how do you do this | 21:43 |
tobiasz_ | can someone help me | 21:43 |
dominicdinada | !open with | 21:43 |
Tyler-- | by hand* | 21:43 |
wamicho | sebsebseb | why 10.04 when mounting hdd it doesnt ask for password like previous version? | 21:43 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: ok well your choice then. 1. Find out or try to find out how to do it, maybe here, but good luck with that. 2. Put Karmic back on 3. Try another distro | 21:43 |
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mark___ | !sound | mark | 21:43 |
ubottu | mark: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 21:43 |
rene_gr | "df -h" tells me my "/" is Full (entirely used=70GB), but inspecting through "cd / && sudo du -hc --max-depth=1" it uses only 3.4GB ... can't even login (after restart). worked yesterday (before the update to 10.04) just fine ... any idea? | 21:43 |
Nitsuga | Tyler--, karmic and later, lucid and the future maverick included | 21:43 |
tobiasz_ | there was sound and now it's gone after I did this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UGrlAJgdlI | 21:43 |
Tyler-- | Nitsuga: Are you saying it should be enabled? | 21:44 |
tobiasz_ | anyone? | 21:44 |
Nitsuga | Tyler--, just remember to give it permission by appending sudo ( sudo add-apt-repository ) | 21:44 |
nastjuid | Tyler--: you're just trying to change your apt-sources or | 21:44 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: thanks, I'll try my luck (I might also try chromium-os - but I guess it's not stable enough for me at the moment) | 21:44 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: uhmm | 21:45 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: well yeah, and that's really just a web os | 21:45 |
Tyler-- | nastjuid: trying to add a ppa | 21:45 |
tobiasz_ | nvm for some reason deleting .frozen-bubble helped | 21:45 |
Tyler-- | Nitsuga: im running it as root... | 21:45 |
Tyler-- | add-apt-repository: command not found | 21:45 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: that's exactly what I need. Only a browser - nothing else | 21:45 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: oh so your on a net book? | 21:45 |
mark___ | i got no sound ! :( someone help pls | 21:45 |
atoi | anyone know why there's doesn't seem to be an openssl-dev package available for intrepid? | 21:45 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: on a nettop with a screen mounted in the wall to controll my house | 21:46 |
DasEi | I need help with my broken apt : libatk1.0-dev_1.30.0-0ubuntu2_amd64.deb refuses upgrading | 21:46 |
Nitsuga | Tyler--, it seems that for some reason it is not include din server | 21:46 |
atoi | oh, I was searching for openssl | 21:46 |
atoi | not libssl | 21:46 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: hrm standard Ubuntu or Netbook Remix? | 21:46 |
sebsebseb | !unr | Mekzholan | 21:46 |
Nitsuga | someone should file a bug, the package that provides it is python-software-properties | 21:46 |
ubottu | Mekzholan: Ubuntu Netbook Remix is a slightly altered version of Ubuntu, optimised for small screens. For more information, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNR - support in #ubuntu | 21:46 |
LinuxPhreak | Mekzholan: Their is Firefox Kiosk I believe they call it. Pretty much firefox on live cd | 21:46 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: minimal CD. I don't even have a window manager - I don't need it... | 21:46 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: nettop I have heard of this, but I am thinking what is it at the moment. a bit like the ipad or? | 21:47 |
LinuxPhreak | you could do frugal to get it on a computer with no drive | 21:47 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: just a minimal system that starts as fast as possible. No cruft | 21:47 |
wamicho | why 10.04 when mounting hdd it doesnt ask for password like previous version? | 21:47 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: no, nettop is like a netbook, just without the screen | 21:47 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: oh | 21:47 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: basically a normal PC with Intel ATOM | 21:47 |
scarybiscuits666 | can ubuntu be configured to deny all traffic except through vpn, if inside a bridged vm? | 21:48 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: and quite cheap | 21:48 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: if you have no screen, how do you browse? well you do have a screen the touch screen? | 21:48 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: but fast enough for web browsing | 21:48 |
LinuxPhreak | Mekzholan: how does that work. How do you see what your doing. Does it print on on printer like old days | 21:48 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: I am not sure, but I have a feeling you could try the UNR on there | 21:48 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: yes, I've got a normal LCD screen with touch | 21:48 |
mkquist | no its a desktop machine but with netbook specs | 21:48 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: really the minimal install of Ubuntu is standard Ubuntu, except many of the other packages weren't also installed | 21:48 |
DasEi | wamicho: depends on the group regular user is in | 21:49 |
mkquist | its tiny, small footprint | 21:49 |
Mekzholan | that's why I'm using ist | 21:49 |
mkquist | like a large paperback maybe | 21:49 |
Mekzholan | no cruft :) | 21:49 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: right, but you can remove stuff you don't want yourself later on | 21:49 |
helo | how do i get bitstream vera fonts? | 21:49 |
LinuxPhreak | Mekzholan: the minimal will give command line only. I would suggest also install fluxbox and light wieght things | 21:49 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: plus the UNR is really made for touch screens as far as I know, and won't take that much space up, hence why I am thinking you could try that | 21:49 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb: but it's usually easier to add only the necessary bits than to remove | 21:49 |
crdlb | helo: why? the default font is a derivative of that font | 21:50 |
helo | crdlb: dejavu? | 21:50 |
wamicho | DasEi |iam the admin but the other version even if you are admin it used to ask for authorisation | 21:50 |
alexi_ | hi, how to do remove items and update timeout on grub? the /boot/grub/grub.cfg file says not to edit | 21:50 |
crdlb | helo: yes, it is bitstream vera with some tweaks an a lot more international characters | 21:50 |
crdlb | and* | 21:50 |
LinuxPhreak | Mekzholan: sebsebseb is right easier to build up then build down. I learned that the hardway | 21:50 |
Mekzholan | LinuxPhreak: fluxbos is already heavier than necessary. An xinit chromium is enough. Only one window, full screen | 21:50 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: did you by mistake message me just then or? | 21:51 |
DasEi | wamicho: there is the group disk on the one hand, then also fstab regulates acces -listed or not, and with which parameters | 21:51 |
helo | crdlb: the sizes are different... i can't get it to allow me to have teh same number of rows with this resolution | 21:51 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: yes Ubuntu really is starting to come with programs, that quite a few of us more expereinced users, won't want, but it's not that difficult to remove most of that | 21:51 |
LinuxPhreak | sebsebseb: did you tell Mekzholan: about the minimal | 21:51 |
wamicho | DasEi | so i can return that feature? | 21:51 |
Strernd | Hey guys, ive got ubuntu 10.04 on my notebook. when i press ctrl alt f1 the console mode should open but i only see my desktop but cant click on my desktop :( What can i do? | 21:51 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: no he told me he was using it | 21:51 |
sebsebseb | !minimal | 21:52 |
ubottu | The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want (the installer is like the one on the !Alternate CD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD | 21:52 |
DasEi | wamicho: yes | 21:52 |
LinuxPhreak | sebsebseb: okay my bad | 21:52 |
helo | crdlb: ahh, using "system default font" isn't using dejavu... if i set it manually to dejavu it looks nice again. thanks :) | 21:52 |
tado | hey all. in pidgin there is the possibility of enabling a sound when someone says your name in chat, does anyone know if such a thing exist in empathy? i can't see it... | 21:52 |
wamicho | DasEi | how do i get it? | 21:52 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: I think UNR is worth a try on your device | 21:52 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: is UNR good for a nettop? | 21:52 |
DasEi | wamicho: which behaviour you want ? fixed internal disk ? | 21:53 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb well, I'll give it a try | 21:53 |
LinuxPhreak | sebsebseb: not familair with UNR. What is it? link info please | 21:53 |
Mekzholan | sebsebseb I don't think nettop and netbook is making a difference here | 21:53 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: I was rather impressed with it in a vm | 21:53 |
grandrew | hi all! does anybody know how does screensaver decide which display(if there are two) to show 'unlock screen' dialog on? | 21:53 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: what you mean not making a difference? as in hardware wise? | 21:53 |
cipher42 | is btrfs in the new ubuntu? | 21:53 |
wamicho | DasEi ya fixed internal hdd the other partition to authorise when mounting | 21:53 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: I finally got round to doing a netbook version in a vm, and did like 10.04 beta 2, and was rather impressed indeed | 21:54 |
LinuxPhreak | sebsebseb: is UNR stand for Ubuntu Net Remix? | 21:54 |
helo | cipher42: btrfs isn't quite production ready yet | 21:54 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: yes | 21:54 |
sebsebseb | Mekzholan: plus from what I know so far about the 10.10 version, it seems they are going to improve it quite a bit more, however it will become even less upstream Gnome like as a result. | 21:54 |
DasEi | wamicho: so list it in fstab an own it to root, | 21:54 |
* helo pronounces UNR "UNURNU" | 21:54 | |
LinuxPhreak | sebsebseb: I would have to say if that is the case then use good for netbooks and other light hardware. | 21:55 |
sebsebseb | !unr | LinuxPhreak Mekzholan | 21:55 |
ubottu | LinuxPhreak Mekzholan: Ubuntu Netbook Remix is a slightly altered version of Ubuntu, optimised for small screens. For more information, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UNR - support in #ubuntu | 21:55 |
helo | luckily there's nobody around to hear me | 21:55 |
Strernd | Hey guys, ive got ubuntu 10.04 on my notebook. when i press ctrl alt f1 the console mode should open but i only see my desktop but cant click on my desktop :( What can i do? | 21:55 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: shame about standard Ubuntu really, netbook version looks so much better | 21:55 |
alzamabar | My ubuntu theme changes to something I haven't set. Any ideas? | 21:55 |
LinuxPhreak | I usually just use alternate and add what is needed. | 21:55 |
flan_suse | How do I use chkconfig to add my own custom script to run upon starting up Ubuntu Lucid? | 21:56 |
tado | is it normal that in empathy that window changes size to fit what i'm writing, rather than showing it on two lines? | 21:56 |
mark___ | can't get sound working for the life of me | 21:56 |
mark___ | any help? | 21:56 |
DasEi | after an upgrade 9.04 > 9.10 I get https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/atk1.0/+bug/572359, hel p debugging dpkg ? | 21:56 |
flan_suse | I made a script, and chmod'ed it to be eXcutable. I placed the script within /etc/init.d/. | 21:56 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: i'll install desktop, and customize a bit here and there, and maybe remove some apps | 21:56 |
sebsebseb | LinuxPhreak: however that's other computer now, and depends on user. on this one I use another distro these days :) | 21:56 |
wildbat | !sound | mark___ | 21:56 |
ubottu | mark___: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 21:56 |
flan_suse | What's the next step to register it as a service to execute when starting up Lucid? | 21:56 |
flan_suse | !services | 21:56 |
LinuxPhreak | I even went the rought of make a remix of ubuntu that is only minimal | 21:56 |
KingSeta123 | Does anybody know why my desktop blinks since the Upgrade? theres a "Starting File Manager" in the Taskline what is blinking too... getting eyecancer please help! | 21:57 |
alzamabar | flan_suse: sudo update-rc.d <script> defaults | 21:57 |
wamicho | DasEi i only see the file system one | 21:57 |
tn90 | what do i do if my xserver process is stuck in disk sleep mode? | 21:57 |
flan_suse | alzamabar, this will create symlinks in the respecting rc#.d folders? | 21:57 |
flan_suse | *resptive | 21:57 |
erkangur | hi , I cant see my "unibrain BCL 1.2" firewire camera in /dev , i installed all packages about 1394 and ieee.. It plugged with smaller firewire converter | 21:57 |
flan_suse | *respective | 21:57 |
alzamabar | flan_suse, yes | 21:57 |
ikonia | Castarmax: those io errors are for the floppy drive - don't worry about thatm | 21:58 |
flan_suse | alzamabar, alright, thank you. I read somewhere, (I forget where), that Karmic+ should use chkconfig? | 21:58 |
erkangur | I'm using 10.04 | 21:58 |
alzamabar | flan_suse, I don't know about this. I use update-rc.d | 21:58 |
scarybiscuits666 | can ubuntu be configured to deny all traffic except through vpn, if inside a bridged vm? | 21:58 |
alzamabar | Can anyone help with themes pls? | 21:59 |
onetinsoldier | Dasda: try --> sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite /var/cache/apt/archives/libatk1.0-dev_1.30.0-0ubuntu2_amd64.deb | 21:59 |
tull | anyone know how to set suspend to ram in ubuntu lucid? | 21:59 |
flan_suse | alzamabar, thank you. I just tried it and it worked! | 21:59 |
LinuxPhreak | tull: due to my hardware I have problems setting that up. So if your having problem check specs | 22:00 |
alzamabar | flan_suse, np | 22:00 |
reportingsjr | was the "write to disc" option for iso files and such removed from the context menu in ubuntu 10.04? | 22:00 |
mickster04 | !anyone | 22:00 |
ubottu | A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 22:00 |
Strernd | if i press ctrl + alt + f1 to open console mode, i just see my desktop but cant do anything on that desktop, waht should i do? | 22:00 |
sum1 | hi all! | 22:00 |
alzamabar | Why does my theme change without me chaning it? | 22:01 |
alzamabar | s/chaning/changing | 22:01 |
lee__ | I got a question... | 22:01 |
DasEi | wamicho: like : /dev/sdb2 /media/sdb2 ext4 noauto,exec 0 0 | 22:01 |
Glowball | When I press super-s, the logout button (that one in the upper right corner on a default installation) activates. How can I put that off? It's not in Preferences > Keyboard shortcuts and it's not a Compiz key binding either (or at least not one that I can change) | 22:01 |
lee__ | why doesn't edocument veiwer on 10.04 work good with .pdf files like 9.10 does? | 22:01 |
sum1 | can i make amule-daemon work with upnp port only? (without opening 4600 etc.. ports?) | 22:01 |
Lok | anybody knows how to downgrade libsdl1.2.14 to libsdl1.2.13, since it is not in the apt-cache | 22:01 |
student888 | hello | 22:02 |
Lok | Someone knows??? | 22:02 |
tull | LinuxPhreak, what does it mean "check specs" ? | 22:02 |
Dizz | how come command "sudo apt-get install tremulous" doesnt work? | 22:02 |
lee__ | I had a eBook "wxPython in Action" and I could read it fine on 9.10 but when I upgraded to 10.04 it has an error | 22:03 |
nemo | Dizz: you don't have the repository enabled? | 22:03 |
onetinsoldier | Lok: why do you need to downgrade it? | 22:03 |
nemo | Dizz: your version of ubuntu doesn't have it? | 22:03 |
tull | LinuxPhreak, but suspend to disk is ok, it's suspend to ram the problem. | 22:03 |
LinuxPhreak | tull: find out if their are problems that are caused to hardware limitation for Ubuntu | 22:03 |
Nitsuga | Lok, here a DEB for i386: http://91.189.94.219/intrepid/i386/libsdl1.2debian/download | 22:03 |
nemo | Dizz: your hardware doesn't have a native package? | 22:03 |
ZykoticK9 | reportingsjr, it's present on my system | 22:03 |
Dizz | im on 10.4 and i just used same command to get "playonlinux" app . so i dont see why | 22:03 |
sum1 | can i make amule-daemon work with upnp port only? (without opening 4600 etc.. ports?) | 22:03 |
ajmitch | Lok: why do you need to do that? | 22:03 |
reportingsjr | ZykoticK9: that's certainly a pain. Thank you, though. | 22:03 |
tull | LinuxPhreak, i have 2 Gb of ram, and an nvidia 8600 GT with nouveau drivers | 22:03 |
Lok | onetinsoldier: I need to downgrade it cause I have issues with using left click in wesnoth (game) | 22:04 |
nemo | Dizz: hm. I pulled up synaptic package manager, and tremulous is definitely there | 22:04 |
vlitos | http://pastebin.ubuntu-gr.org/d70dbe423 does anyone knows what tha means? | 22:04 |
wamicho | DasEi this one proc /proc proc nodev,noexec,nosuid 0 0 | 22:04 |
Lok | ajmitch: cause I have issues with left clicking in games | 22:04 |
nemo | Dizz: multiverse | 22:04 |
ajmitch | Lok: you're running it in windowed mode, I guess? | 22:04 |
onetinsoldier | Lok: ok | 22:04 |
Dizz | oh okay its working now . | 22:04 |
wamicho | and UUID=f7b6d873-a551-4054-890a-094929d57bef / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1 | 22:04 |
Lok | ajmitch: yes | 22:04 |
rg58sma | hello | 22:04 |
LinuxPhreak | tull: not entirely sure how to help you. Just made suggestion. Didn't mean to have it taken wrong way :( | 22:04 |
Lok | ajmitch: i know that playing it in full screen mode is a work around, but I´d prefer the windowed mode | 22:04 |
wamicho | DasEi and this UUID=f7b6d873-a551-4054-890a-094929d57bef / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1 | 22:05 |
Lok | nitsuga, thanks | 22:05 |
nemo | Dizz: oh yes. I forgot "you didn't type it correctly" and "you have a bad mirror" :) | 22:05 |
DasEi | wamicho: is one, but not the one you want to mount ; sudo fdisk -l in trml lists your partitions | 22:05 |
sum1 | can i make amule-daemon work with upnp port only? (without opening 4600 etc.. ports?) | 22:05 |
ajmitch | Lok: I know the bug, I'm trying to get an updated package libsdl1.2 package ready with the fix for it | 22:05 |
DasEi | wamicho: the later is your root | 22:05 |
Dizz | confused but okay. | 22:05 |
Lok | ajmitch: sounds great, I´ll be waiting, thanks for your work ;-) | 22:05 |
ajmitch | Lok: I'll probably stick it in a PPA first & then lucid-proposed once it's also in maverick | 22:05 |
Lok | ajmitch: well maverick won´t be out soon right ^^ ... but won´t I get a problem if I try to install this deb package? last time I tried something like this, it asked me to uninstall the ubuntu/gnome-desktop | 22:06 |
ajmitch | Lok: I know that maverick won't be out soon, but the fix needs to get in there (within the next day or so) before a similar fix will go into lucid | 22:07 |
fuffalo | when I connect to a samba share using the "connect to server..." under places, how do i browse to that share in a terminal? I can't find it in /mnt | 22:07 |
cabbrick12431 | Hi all i really need help with this. As of install of Lucid, my computer's loading screen has been off and the text in the virtual console (TTY 1-6) is random squares. After the most recent update, it will now not start gdm, and only the multi-colored squares will show. | 22:07 |
wamicho | DasEi did that have seen them. which later? | 22:07 |
ajmitch | Lok: so if you can wait maybe a day or so, I'll add something to bug 528957 | 22:08 |
DasEi | wamicho: you described two existing entrys of your fstab | 22:08 |
fluix | s lib|music|04 50 | 22:08 |
DasEi | wamicho: are two, but not the one you want to mount ; sudo fdisk -l in trml lists your partitions | 22:08 |
Lok | ajmitch: I definately have that much time, thank you ;-) | 22:08 |
lucas-arg | can someone paste me /etc/gdm/gdm.conf defaults please? | 22:08 |
wamicho | DasEi already listed | 22:09 |
DasEi | wamicho: so which partiton ? | 22:09 |
DasEi | i* | 22:09 |
vlitos | http://pastebin.ubuntu-gr.org/d70dbe423 does anyone knows what that means? | 22:09 |
nemo | Dizz: please don't pm me - for one thing, I don't monitor this channel much | 22:09 |
wamicho | DaSei sda2 | 22:09 |
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DasEi | wamicho: like : /dev/sda2 /media/sda2 ext4 noauto,exec 0 0 | 22:10 |
nemo | Dizz: but anyway, rather than guessing at packages, I would make sure you have repos such as playdeb setup | 22:10 |
DasEi | wamicho: and o' course sudo mkdir /media/sda2 | 22:10 |
nemo | Dizz: I have no idea even what urbanterror is, or if it is FOSS | 22:10 |
Dizz | nemo: oh okay. srry .. well im not guessing i have a list of all in repo and it says its there. | 22:10 |
Dizz | nemo: and when i do it ovbiously it doesnt come up | 22:11 |
sum1 | upnp works but i can't connect from amulecmd | 22:11 |
cabbrick12431 | Hi all i really need help with this. As of install of Lucid, my computer's loading screen has been off and the text in the virtual console (TTY 1-6) is random squares. After the most recent update, it will now not start gdm, and only the multi-colored squares will show. | 22:11 |
Wavesonics | i have 10.04 and i need to backport repos, where can i get them? | 22:11 |
DasEi | Dizz: start it from trml to see it's output ? | 22:11 |
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DasEi | Wavesonics: /etc/apt/sources.list | 22:11 |
cabbrick12431 | or does anyone know how to remove updates (recover?) from the live disk? | 22:12 |
Frozen | ; | 22:12 |
wamicho | DasEi let me work on that first | 22:12 |
mickster04 | is there a way to run chkdsk from ubuntu? | 22:12 |
DasEi | cabbrick12431: can you boot safemode ? | 22:12 |
Dizz | DasEi: it just says it cant find the package | 22:13 |
cabbrick12431 | DasEi: No, and none of the previous kernels either | 22:13 |
Dizz | DasEi: but im on ubuntu guide and it says its in the repo | 22:13 |
Frozen | Anyone know if i can stop a logging facility from logging to /var/log/messages? | 22:13 |
DasEi | cabbrick12431: then you will have to boot live cd and chroot in the sys to fix xsserver | 22:14 |
gmonnie | Im trying to reinstall the drivers for the touchpad on my toshiba satellite laptop, can anyone help me out | 22:14 |
DasEi | Dizz: apt-cache search <Packagename> shows it ? | 22:14 |
cabbrick12431 | DasEi: ty, will try | 22:14 |
Dizz | DasEi: no output | 22:15 |
KingSeta123 | Does anybody know this Problem with Nautilus after Upgrading to 10.04? | 22:16 |
KingSeta123 | (nautilus:2568): Unique-DBus-WARNING **: Error while sending message: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken. | 22:16 |
DasEi | Dizz: third post : http://tinyurl.com/2wb5da7 | 22:16 |
DasEi | Dizz: it's in getdeb, but can also be d/l ' ed directly, try that | 22:17 |
Dizz | DasEi: thank you | 22:17 |
DasEi | Dizz: np, feed back | 22:18 |
vlitos | http://pastebin.ubuntu-gr.org/d70dbe423 can anyone help i can not connect to the internet plus i am a total newbie | 22:18 |
Wavesonics | i need the 9.04 repositories in 10.04, anyone know the line to add it? | 22:18 |
miked595 | vlitos: how are u connected here? | 22:19 |
acerimmer | vlitos: ping google.com and see if you get hits | 22:19 |
magicbronson | anyone know the status of the couchdb 0.11 package? i'm running lucid and the newest i'm seeing is 0.10 | 22:19 |
vlitos | wired | 22:19 |
wgrant | Wavesonics: Why? | 22:19 |
DasEi | vlitos: you connect to router offering dhcp ? | 22:19 |
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DasEi | Wavesonics: sound dangerous | 22:19 |
DasEi | s* | 22:19 |
vlitos | dhcp? | 22:19 |
Wavesonics | i need libstdc++5 and 9.04 was the last time it was in the repos | 22:19 |
miked595 | vlitos: your pastebin seems to suggest you have a bad connection to our wireless | 22:19 |
DasEi | vlitos: automatic addressing | 22:20 |
miked595 | your^ | 22:20 |
BluesKaj | Wavesonics, not a good idea to use 9.04 apps in 10.04 | 22:20 |
Wavesonics | i need it for development | 22:20 |
vlitos | it maust be very bad | 22:20 |
arthurmaciel | jacekowski: I had that problem at initialisation and you told me to reinstall. The only thing needed was to reinstall Xorg. Now works perfectly. Thank you for help! | 22:20 |
miked595 | 97% packet loss | 22:20 |
Kentrel | Anyone know much about Apache? I want to be able to redirect a URL like "http://test.localhost" to my user account, while leaving http://localhost pointing to /var/www | 22:21 |
BluesKaj | Wavesonics, try the multiverse repos on your sources.list and change lucid to jaunty | 22:21 |
miked595 | vlitos: does the router have antenna? do you have other devices that connect to it wirelessly? | 22:21 |
shezomb | is there any way to get mp3s to play while you use a 10.04 live cd? | 22:21 |
ikonia | shezomb: install the codecs, the same as you would on a disk install | 22:22 |
shezomb | how should I do that? :s | 22:22 |
wamicho | DasEi the last is later or number for sudo mkdir? | 22:23 |
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DasEi | wamicho: no, first was a line for stab, save the file, close it, then run mkdir (creates the mountpoint) in trml | 22:24 |
DasEi | wamicho: fstab: /dev/sda2 /media/sda2 ext4 noauto,exec 0 0 | 22:24 |
scarybiscuits666 | how do you block all traffic but vpn in ubuntu? | 22:24 |
DasEi | wamicho:trml : sudo mkdir /media/sda2 | 22:24 |
shezomb | ikonia, how do I install the codecs? | 22:25 |
DasEi | shezomb: easiest install vlc | 22:25 |
LinuxPhreak | shezomb: didn't get earlier question. But for media try different gstreamers | 22:26 |
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kostas_ | acerimmer: i get no hits from google | 22:26 |
DasEi | mm, my apt still hangs, tried to delete cache and infor, tried -f install, still no dice, libatk~ | 22:26 |
wamicho | da | 22:26 |
acerimmer | kostas_: fouble check that wireless is enabled? | 22:26 |
kostas_ | it is actually it says conection established | 22:27 |
wamicho | DasEi did that and when opening it said only root can do that | 22:27 |
Dizz | can anyone here tell me how to apply the "playonlinux" repo? | 22:27 |
DasEi | wamicho: you d/l the deb-package ? | 22:27 |
acerimmer | kostas_: re ask the question. This one's over my head = SHOULD be working. | 22:27 |
acerimmer | Dizz: software center all repositories | 22:28 |
DasEi | wamicho: sorry , missed nick/story | 22:28 |
DasEi | wamicho: did what ? | 22:28 |
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wamicho | DasEi already did the steps and when opening it said only root can do that | 22:29 |
Dizz | acerimmer: what do you mena? | 22:29 |
Dizz | acerimmer: mean*? | 22:29 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: i don't understand if it says it is connected how could be the wireless disabled and how i check if it is? | 22:29 |
DasEi | wamicho:you added the entry to fstab, created the mountdir.. sudo mount -a | 22:29 |
DasEi | wamicho:you want it to only be mountable by root | 22:30 |
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acerimmer | Dizz: start as root user, System>Admnistration>Software Sources - enable all the software repositiories. | 22:31 |
JuJuBee__ | I have an LG dvd-rw and cannot burn anything with it. They all fail. It works if I boot into windows, so I know it is not the drive. I tried burning at 4x and still makes coasters. | 22:31 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: sorry but i am new to ubuntu.. | 22:31 |
wamicho | DasEi it is already saying that | 22:31 |
acerimmer | kostas_: no prob, wait one | 22:31 |
wamicho | DasEi when opening | 22:31 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: no prob | 22:31 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: i ll wait.. | 22:31 |
Dizz | acerimmer: okay done | 22:31 |
scarybiscuits666 | JuJuBee__: what software are you using to burn? | 22:32 |
JuJuBee__ | tried k3b | 22:32 |
DasEi | wamicho : I don't understand .. | 22:32 |
sawyer | me too | 22:32 |
acerimmer | dizz: now start Ubuntu Software Center and search for play on linux | 22:32 |
JuJuBee__ | also brasero (or whatever its called) | 22:32 |
onetinsoldier | there's also gnomebaker | 22:33 |
acerimmer | kostas_: right hand upper corner you should see an icon for network on the panel | 22:33 |
Fretta | Is apt-get the equivalent of yum on some other linux distros? | 22:33 |
wamicho | DasEi i already did what you said and when i open the partition it brings a message only root can mount that | 22:33 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: see it | 22:33 |
DasEi | Fretta: yupp | 22:33 |
cabbrick12431 | how do i change root from the live cd? chroot pulls up "chroot: cannot run command ' /bin/bash' :No such file or directory | 22:33 |
acerimmer | Fretta: apt-get access the Aptitude package manager | 22:33 |
Dizz | acerimmer: okay | 22:33 |
acerimmer | kostas_: right click the icon | 22:33 |
DasEi | wamicho : is what you wanted to achieve, nor ? | 22:33 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: done | 22:33 |
JuJuBee__ | scarybiscuits666: any thoughts? | 22:33 |
bittyx | i'm using ubuntu 10.04. is there any way to set it up so i can switch between more than 4 keyboard layouts? | 22:33 |
acerimmer | kostas_: wireless enabled?? | 22:33 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: yes | 22:34 |
acerimmer | kostas_: networking enabled? | 22:34 |
Fretta | DasEi acerimmer thanks | 22:34 |
Kentrel | Anyone know much about Apache? I want to be able to redirect a URL like "http://test.localhost" to my user account, while leaving http://localhost pointing to /var/www | 22:34 |
Dizz | acerimmer: now what? | 22:34 |
scarybiscuits666 | JuJuBee__: when you say they all fail, are the programs reporting any errors, or are they saying burn successful but still the coasters? | 22:34 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: yes and i can conect to other networks as well with no probs | 22:34 |
JuJuBee__ | scarybiscuits666: no program says failed. | 22:34 |
wamicho | DasEi yap but is there a way to make it graphical like in the previous version when mounting it was opening a gksudo to enter password for authorisation like in 9.10 | 22:35 |
bittyx | i'm using ubuntu 10.04. is there any way to set it up so i can switch between more than 4 keyboard layouts? | 22:35 |
acerimmer | kostas_: what i've done is turned off all network options then re-start so they'll reset. | 22:35 |
scarybiscuits666 | can you give a specific error that its giving? might help narrow down the issue and whether its an lg problem or something else | 22:35 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: how can i do that | 22:35 |
stephen_ | I am upgrading from Gutsy to Hardy following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades/Gutsy and The command sudo do-release-upgrade is failing. Thoughts? I get command unknown | 22:35 |
JuJuBee__ | scarybiscuits666: does k3b have a log file? | 22:35 |
acerimmer | kostas_: right click network icon, uncheck the boxes | 22:35 |
kw | im having a sound problems, my sound will work but only on games | 22:35 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: ok i ll give it a try | 22:36 |
acerimmer | kostas_: then recheck for restart | 22:36 |
rgov | When I apt-get update (as root) I get an error that it can't write to /var/cache/apt, though the directory would appear to have the right permissions | 22:36 |
rgov | and i'm root anyway | 22:36 |
bittyx | i'm using ubuntu 10.04. is there any way to set it up so i can switch between more than 4 keyboard layouts? | 22:36 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: you mean recheck after restart | 22:36 |
cabbrick12431 | how do i change root from the live cd? chroot pulls up "chroot: cannot run command ' /bin/bash' :No such file or directory | 22:37 |
acerimmer | kostas_: right | 22:37 |
DasEi | wamicho: system> user and groups (unlock it) > manage groups > disk | 22:37 |
kw | im having a sound problems, my sound will work but only on games | 22:37 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: ;-) | 22:37 |
bittyx | i'm using ubuntu 10.04. is there any way to set it up so i can switch between more than 4 keyboard layouts? | 22:37 |
Dizz | acerimmer: i searched playonlinux in the software center. now what | 22:38 |
onetinsoldier | stephen_: do you ger anything from the following command? --> whereis do-release-upgrade | 22:38 |
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cabbrick12431 | kw: check your sound profile under system>preferences>sound>hardware tab | 22:38 |
Sc00byVVh0 | hello all! | 22:38 |
tvoutproblem | hello can anyone tell me how to set tv out to pal under ubuntu 10.4 with nvidia-settings installed? | 22:38 |
kw | cabbrick12431: there is nothing listed | 22:38 |
acerimmer | Dizz: should be able to select and install | 22:39 |
stephen_ | tried sudo apt-get upgrade -d which is working. Hope that is the same as sudo do-release-upgrade | 22:39 |
DasEi | wamicho: there you can either choose by group-membership or the properties of the specific user account | 22:39 |
kw | cabbrick12431: there is nothing listed | 22:40 |
cabbrick12431 | kw: hmm, this seems to happen from time to time, and i don't know the exact answer. I know you need the pulse audio driver for your device, please go on the forums and search for that | 22:40 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: nothing again i get conected( conection established with "essid") but no intenet :-( | 22:40 |
onetinsoldier | stephen_: i don't think it is.... -d = devel release | 22:40 |
cabbrick12431 | how do i change root from the live cd? chroot pulls up "chroot: cannot run command ' /bin/bash' :No such file or directory | 22:40 |
acerimmer | kostas_: over my head, then. sorry. plz re-ask | 22:40 |
onetinsoldier | stephen_: i could be wrong, but right now i think the devel release is name 'maverick' | 22:40 |
kw | cabbrick12431: They told me to get rid of pulseaudio, in which I did, and installed OSS which now plays with some applications | 22:40 |
ikonia | -d is for development releases | 22:41 |
kostas_ | acerimmer: i understand | 22:41 |
cabbrick12431 | kw: ah... i'm not going to be much help then... | 22:41 |
cabbrick12431 | kw: sorry | 22:41 |
raddi | #koszalin | 22:41 |
stephen_ | <onetinsoldier > I looked at this help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1179816; it pulled down code and am doing reboot now, we shall see | 22:41 |
DasEi | jrib: can you give me a hand on my broken apt ? | 22:41 |
kw | cabbrick12431: okay, is there a shortcut to replying to someone? | 22:41 |
cabbrick12431 | kw: idk | 22:42 |
onetinsoldier | stephen_: roger.. good luck. i think you would have wanted to use -c though | 22:42 |
cabbrick12431 | kw: i'm a noob to | 22:42 |
DasEi | !tab | kw | 22:42 |
ubottu | kw: You can use your <tab> key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. | 22:42 |
BluesKaj | kw, why not just use alsa ? | 22:42 |
Loshki | kw: which release are you running? | 22:42 |
stephen_ | onetinsolider: looks like I had some luck today, it actually worked!!! Thanks for your thoughts | 22:43 |
cabbrick12431 | how do i change root from the live cd? chroot pulls up "chroot: cannot run command ' /bin/bash' :No such file or directory | 22:43 |
mkquist | cabbrick12431: su? | 22:43 |
eGelor | help me update http://paste.ubuntu.com/431894/ | 22:43 |
moss | Was using Ubuntu9.10 and Windows XP, upgraded to Ubuntu 10.04 and now cannot access Windows XP | 22:43 |
kw | im running kubuntu OSS | 22:43 |
Loshki | cabbrick12431: what exactly are you typing when you get tham msg? | 22:43 |
acerimmer | moss: sudo update-grub | 22:44 |
kw | they told me to un-install pulse audio | 22:44 |
wamicho | DasEi what if you delete disk course i dont see a place to make it root | 22:44 |
acerimmer | moss: are you on wubi?? | 22:44 |
kw | which now works with games, but thats about it and now i dont see any in hardware in sound | 22:44 |
onetinsoldier | stephen_: cool. cheers :-) | 22:45 |
cabbrick12431 | Loshk: Nvm... i got it if it is mounted it would be /media/(device name) right? | 22:45 |
DasEi | wamicho: again don't understand that question | 22:45 |
DasEi | wamicho: don't delete the group disk | 22:45 |
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kw | BluesKaj, cause they told me to un install it | 22:45 |
Loshki | cabbrick12431: depends what you're typing. which you haven't told me... | 22:45 |
cabbrick12431 | Loshk: I got it | 22:45 |
kw | Loshki, kubuntu, dont know how to find out other then that | 22:46 |
moss | acerimmer I'm very new and got the program on ubuntu site What is wubi? | 22:46 |
wamicho | DasEi went to the place you told me how do i remove the user to access the disk | 22:46 |
DasEi | cabbrick12431: step two only for succesfull chroot http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide | 22:46 |
Loshki | kw: open a terminal and type cat /etc/issue | 22:46 |
BluesKaj | kw , hmm , are you sure they didn't tell you to uninstall pulseaudio | 22:46 |
DasEi | wamicho: unlock the gui, then click the user > properties | 22:46 |
acerimmer | moss: no problem. wubi is an install method that puts ubuntu in as a fake windows app. NOt as stable as a dual boot. How to tell: when you boot, do you see a "grub" menu to choose from? | 22:47 |
Killa666 | Helo | 22:47 |
Clouser | Hi there all | 22:47 |
Killa666 | I need help, I am running ubuntu 9.10 i need to know how to change my resolution | 22:47 |
moss | acerimmer yes I see a grub menu | 22:48 |
kw | Loshki, -bash: cat/etc/issue: No such file or directory | 22:48 |
acerimmer | moss: ok you're dual booting. Are you logged into ubuntu as root? | 22:48 |
wamicho | DasEi did that therr are three tabs contact info user privi and advanced | 22:48 |
Killa666 | I NEED HELP, I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO CHANGE MY RESOLUTION ON UBUNTU 9.10 PLEASE HELP. | 22:48 |
kw | BluesKaj, dont remember i just copy posted lines into terminal to get rid of whatever and to get OSS | 22:48 |
juanjoA2 | hi, I cant install ubuntu 10.04 lucid with raid1 from installation (ALERT! dev/by-uuid.... busibox). Is a bug? | 22:48 |
acerimmer | !caps|killa666 | 22:49 |
ubottu | killa666: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too. | 22:49 |
moss | acerimmer yes i am logged int ubuntu as root I think | 22:49 |
kostas_ | Does anybody knows what sould i do with my wireless?It was warking fine since i turned off the router.I can conect to other networks and from other pc i connect normaly to my router and the inernet. | 22:49 |
Loshki | kw: try again, but copy my spacing. There is a space after the 'cat'. The spaces matter: cat /etc/issue | 22:49 |
kostas_ | ?? | 22:49 |
DasEi | wamicho: user-privilegs | 22:49 |
mkquist | Killa666: preferences/display | 22:49 |
acerimmer | moss: sudo grub-update | 22:49 |
rjaguar3 | I have not been able to boot Vista from Grub since upgrading to 10.04 | 22:49 |
wamicho | DasEi am there | 22:49 |
Killa666 | THANK YOU MKQUIST | 22:49 |
Killa666 | :d | 22:49 |
acerimmer | moss: sorry. Applications>Terminal then that command | 22:49 |
mkquist | Killa666: your welcome | 22:49 |
kostas_ | Does anybody knows what sould i do with my wireless?It was warking fine since i turned off the router.I can conect to other networks and from other pc i connect normaly to my router and the internet.Ububtu 10.04 | 22:50 |
DasEi | wamicho: mount ~.. FUSE <<unchecked box ? | 22:50 |
BluesKaj | acerimmer,moss, wubi also puts a grub menu in place of the windows mbr | 22:50 |
eGelor | help http://paste.ubuntu.com/431894/ | 22:50 |
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wamicho | DasEi ya the box is unchecked for FUSE | 22:50 |
kw | Loshki, Ubuntu 9.10 \n \l | 22:50 |
acerimmer | BluesKaj: I know, but i thought he said he first got the grub menu not the windows menu | 22:51 |
kevinr | kostas: does your computer recognize the connection? | 22:51 |
wamicho | DasEi default unchecked | 22:51 |
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BluesKaj | moss, sudo update-grub | 22:51 |
kostas_ | kevinr : what do you mean recognise | 22:51 |
kostas_ | ? | 22:51 |
moss | acerimmer Have tried it but got update not found | 22:52 |
Loshki | kw: Well, I had good luck following this guide, but I dunno if it works for kubuntu 9.10: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-all-pulseaudio-related-issues.html | 22:52 |
kevinr | does it show up under connections? | 22:52 |
DasEi | wamicho: what happens if you go places > sda2 now ? | 22:52 |
mkquist | kostas_: you cannot connect with your ubuntu machine? | 22:52 |
kostas_ | kevinr : i get connectino established | 22:52 |
corpse | Do people still use GNUnet? | 22:52 |
kostas_ | no with my wireless | 22:52 |
wildbat | anyone know where iconv go in 10.04 ~ can't find it in repos. :< | 22:52 |
kostas_ | mkquist_: any ideas? | 22:53 |
kw | Loshki, the tab is not the same as mine for system pref sound | 22:53 |
acerimmer | moss: sudo update-grub? | 22:53 |
kevinr | connection established but it doesnt actually work? | 22:53 |
kostas_ | yes | 22:53 |
kw | Loshki, should i go back to regular ubuntu then? my session i think is in GNOME not kde | 22:53 |
kostas_ | exactly that | 22:54 |
wamicho | DasEi still auto mounting!! | 22:54 |
bsmith093 | is there a way to check if there are any source code downloads for the currently installed packages that are newer than the debs and automagically download and compile them? | 22:54 |
acerimmer | !grub|kostas | 22:54 |
ubottu | kostas: grub is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before Karmic (9.10). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub2 for Karmic onwards. | 22:54 |
markus_ | hy everybody | 22:54 |
rjaguar3 | !grub2 | 22:54 |
ubottu | GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 22:54 |
acerimmer | !grub2|kostas | 22:54 |
ubottu | kostas: please see above | 22:54 |
kostas_ | ok | 22:55 |
acerimmer | kostas_: the reset/recover solution is on the grub2 wiki | 22:55 |
markus_ | The icon of banshee appears with a white background. (The one when running). Is this a gnome or a banshee problem? | 22:55 |
duffydack | Anyone else had lucid lockup while doing something disk intensive? | 22:55 |
Loshki | kw: try skipping the gui part that you don't have and follow the rest of the guide. The important bit is the part where you remove pulseaudio and install esound instead... | 22:55 |
GothSpark | hi every one , I got a grub error just after an install , it seams that grub rescu start but I do not know how to fix it , can some one help ? | 22:56 |
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acerimmer | GothSpark: more info on what version, what install setup plz | 22:56 |
eGelor | . | 22:57 |
moss | acerimmer thanks for trying to help. I'm too new to it to really understand. thanks anyway | 22:57 |
cabbrick12431 | i changed the root with chroot from the live cd, now i need to run a sudo command but sudo:cannot resolve host ubuntu appears | 22:57 |
kw | Loshki, thanks I did the terminal part of that seems to be only thing really i ca do | 22:57 |
enav1 | moss what is your problem | 22:57 |
xQuasar | Hi all, I just installed Apache on my Ubuntu, where's the apache folder? | 22:57 |
GothSpark | acerimmer I installed Xubuntu 10.4 and the setup is use full hard drive , the one that has been remplaced cause of a disk faillure | 22:58 |
Loshki | kw: worth a try. Does the aplay example work now? | 22:58 |
Attila_ | Hello everyone | 22:58 |
enav1 | xQuasar /etcapache2/ | 22:58 |
enav1 | xQuasar /etc/apache2/ | 22:58 |
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moss | enav1 Have just loaded ubunbu 10 and now unable to access Windows XP | 22:58 |
acerimmer | GothSpark: so no other OS? | 22:58 |
GothSpark | acerimmer no , I don't have other os | 22:58 |
Attila_ | i really hope you can help me guys... im a total beginner | 22:58 |
kw | Loshki, in class and i already had sound disrupt class lol will try in a few minutes | 22:59 |
mkquist | moss: you cannot boot to xp? | 22:59 |
enav1 | moss go private | 22:59 |
kw | Loshki, the code for aplay is aplay -l? | 22:59 |
Attila_ | i installed the newest ubuntu on my hard drive, to be more exact, on D:/ubuntu | 22:59 |
Attila_ | but im stuck here, what should I do to boot ubuntu? | 22:59 |
moss | mkquist No. I was able to using ubuntu 9 | 22:59 |
cabbrick12431 | Loshki: i changed the root with chroot from the live cd, now i need to run a sudo command but sudo:cannot resolve host ubuntu appears | 22:59 |
mkquist | moss: but not now, right? | 23:00 |
cabbrick12431 | Loshki: i changed the root with chroot from the live cd, now i need to run a sudo command but sudo:cannot resolve host ubuntu appears | 23:00 |
moss | enav1 how do i go private? | 23:00 |
Loshki | kw: shame on you. Pay attention in class! The aplay command is aplay /usr/share/sounds/login.wav | 23:00 |
mkquist | moss: click on him name | 23:00 |
mkquist | moss: his.. | 23:00 |
Loshki | kw: note space between the command and its argument, as before... | 23:00 |
markus_ | Attila_: There is no such thing as drive D. That is something m$ came up with. In linux drive naming works different. https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/i386/device-names.html | 23:01 |
Attila_ | I know that. But i have installed ubuntu on my windows drive D | 23:01 |
kw | Loshki, ya sorry i know, just paying attention to class and doing this | 23:01 |
kw | Loshki, its okay thought cause they just caught up to me | 23:01 |
cabbrick12431 | i changed the root with chroot from the live cd, now i need to run a sudo command but sudo:cannot resolve host ubuntu appears | 23:01 |
VCoolio | Attila_: how did you do that? | 23:01 |
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markus_ | <Attila_> So when you have installed a bootloaded on your first hd you should be able to restart and it will show you an option what to boot | 23:02 |
kw | Loshki, thanks | 23:03 |
Loshki | kw: did it work? | 23:03 |
enav1 | moss open console an type this: update-grub2 | 23:03 |
eGelor | waiting | 23:03 |
enav1 | moss show me the outcome using http://pastebin.com/ | 23:03 |
Attila_ | I have windows 7 , and I installed ubuntu in windows. Now i don't have a clue how to boot it. I don't have any options when booting. | 23:03 |
mkquist | !private | moss | 23:03 |
ubottu | moss: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. | 23:03 |
anao | lucid lynx is much faster than 9.10 on Thinkpad :-) | 23:03 |
kw | Loshki, ill let you know inn lie 5-7 minutes | 23:03 |
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Loshki | kw: :-) | 23:03 |
perscitus | Is it possible to install Lucid on a flash drive? And no, LiveCD is NOT AN OPTION | 23:04 |
acerimmer | Attila_: easiest fix is to delete ubuntu through win7 then reinstall.. Be aware that this wubi install is not as stable as a dual boot configuration | 23:04 |
Nitsuga | permalac, do you have ubuntu installed? | 23:05 |
DasEi | wamicho: it had been in policykit previously, but it changed, and I haven't follow it up, and are overasked now how to do it manually | 23:05 |
arvind_khadri | hi, how do i install java in lucid ? which repo has it been moved to ? | 23:05 |
onetinsoldier | !usb | perscitus | 23:05 |
ubottu | perscitus: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 23:05 |
markus_ | <arvind_khadri> sudo apt-get ubuntu-restricted-extras ? | 23:06 |
enav1 | arvind_khadri: java or or OpenJava? | 23:06 |
Attila_ | So you say that when I install ubuntu on my windows drive D, for example, i should have the option to choose between operating systems when my PC boots? | 23:06 |
wamicho | DasEi so they have removed it from the policykit | 23:06 |
arvind_khadri | markus_, did that. | 23:06 |
arvind_khadri | enav1, sun-java6-* | 23:07 |
bucho | arvind_khadri: http://beeznest.wordpress.com/2010/04/23/howto-install-suns-java-on-ubuntu-lucid-lynx-10-04/ | 23:07 |
enav1 | Attila_ yes but install side by side | 23:07 |
acerimmer | Attila_: upon booting you'll get a choice menu from windows | 23:07 |
DasEi | wamicho: not on my box, I just upgraded few days ago, and it still shows that same behaviour | 23:07 |
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Attila_ | ok im going to reinstall ubuntu and try it. thank you very much for your help! | 23:08 |
cabbrick12431 | how do i remove an update from the live cd? the update will not allow me to start | 23:08 |
GothSpark | will be back If I cross any other peoblem | 23:08 |
markus_ | <Attila_> Install Ubuntu anew. Without Wupi. By starting up with the live CD. It will make sue you have a bootloader to actually boot into it then. | 23:08 |
DasEi | wamicho: but the config has changed, and as said, idk it yet | 23:08 |
arvind_khadri | bucho, thanks... | 23:09 |
Attila_ | but if i install it from a cd, at startup, should i have an empty partition on my hard drive? | 23:09 |
enav1 | arvind_khadri: sudo aptitude install sun-java6-jre | 23:09 |
wamicho | Das | 23:09 |
jatt | hi, how do I put the maximize/minimize buttons on the right? | 23:09 |
arvind_khadri | enav1, it has been removed from multiverse, as ubuntu now be default gives openjdk | 23:10 |
wamicho | DasEi so they wont have that feature any mmo | 23:10 |
acerimmer | Attila_: not under wubi. A wubi install fools windows into thinkting the ubuntu is a win7 app | 23:10 |
markus_ | <Attila_> WHen the part comes up where to install you select the partition you chose before. It is the advanced menu | 23:10 |
enav1 | arvind_khadri no is not | 23:10 |
FardadJalili | when I mount my ntfs drives and use it for certain things the mount.ntfs process consumes 100% cpu, what should I do?? | 23:10 |
acerimmer | Attila_: this is easier to set up but not as stable as a dual boot install. Either way the OS's share HDD space | 23:10 |
Attila_ | Is it going to make a folder on my drive? | 23:10 |
purvesh | can some one help me to opening new Translation Team ? | 23:10 |
enav1 | now you need to change linux to choose java instead of openJava | 23:10 |
acerimmer | Attila_: yes a regular "win7 app" folder | 23:11 |
shuttleworth | ubunto no es una democracia | 23:11 |
enav1 | arvind_khadri now you need to change linux to choose java instead of openJava | 23:11 |
aljae | mad | 23:11 |
Kentrel | Anyone know much about Apache? I want to be able to redirect a URL like "http://test.localhost" to my user account, while leaving http://localhost pointing to /var/www | 23:11 |
Attila_ | all right, im going to install ubuntu by starting up the live cd. thank you guys | 23:11 |
arvind_khadri | enav1, what do you say about this , http://paste.ubuntu.com/431901/ | 23:11 |
enav1 | arvind_khadri: http://pastebin.com/5upY9SgW | 23:11 |
acerimmer | !manual|attila | 23:12 |
ubottu | attila: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 23:12 |
arvind_khadri | enav1, i know my stuff, thanks | 23:12 |
VCoolio | !controls | jatt | 23:12 |
ubottu | jatt: In Lucid, the minimize, maximize, and close buttons have been moved to the left side. For more information, please see http://alturl.com/b6ja | To move them back to the right-hand side, see http://alturl.com/x5d6 | 23:12 |
enav1 | arvind_khadri: sudo aptitude update and try again | 23:13 |
shuttleworth | ubuntu is not a democracy | 23:13 |
eGelor | . | 23:13 |
jatt | thanks | 23:13 |
wamicho | DasEi so the only way to encrypt this is through the first way you told me | 23:14 |
erUSUL | shuttleworth: pointing out the obvious ? | 23:14 |
enav1 | arvind_khadri: http://pastebin.com/udw0fS3j | 23:14 |
jatt | what's the point of having them on the left side? just to piss people off? | 23:14 |
DasEi | wamicho: to prevent a user to mount it | 23:14 |
VCoolio | FardadJalili: that's a lot, but linux performance with ntfs is not so good; better use another file system if you want to use it more than just accessing files (like using it with torrents, that's a bad idea with ntfs) | 23:14 |
arvind_khadri | enav1, can you please have a look at this, http://beeznest.wordpress.com/2010/04/23/howto-install-suns-java-on-ubuntu-lucid-lynx-10-04/ | 23:15 |
cabbrick12431 | how would i install a nvidia driver from the live cd? I cannot see my tty otherwise | 23:15 |
VCoolio | jatt: some like it, some don't, it's easily fixed, just a google search would have sufficed | 23:15 |
DasEi | !controls | jatt | 23:15 |
ubottu | jatt: In Lucid, the minimize, maximize, and close buttons have been moved to the left side. For more information, please see http://alturl.com/b6ja | To move them back to the right-hand side, see http://alturl.com/x5d6 | 23:15 |
wamicho | DasEi yes to prevent a user to mount it? | 23:15 |
enav1 | arvind_khadri: sorry mate i'm using 9.10 maybe that is the problem | 23:16 |
arvind_khadri | enav1, thanks for understanding. | 23:16 |
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FardadJalili | VCoolio: but I don't have enough space in my ext3 drives, should I format one of those ntfs s into ext3? | 23:16 |
DasEi | wamicho: yes, easiest approch are fstab and group-permissions, the gui of policykit has changed, so idk don't know for now | 23:16 |
mkquist | !pastebin | moss | 23:16 |
ubottu | moss: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 23:16 |
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VCoolio | FardadJalili: if you don't need to access them from windows, yes, definitely (also there is a windows tool to access ext3, but it will ask you to format it, beware) | 23:17 |
DasEi | bazhang: got some time ? | 23:17 |
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mkquist | moss: paste the contents of your /boot/grub/grub.cfg if you would in pastebin | 23:18 |
FardadJalili | VCoolio: OK. tnx a lot ;) | 23:18 |
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grandrew | FardadJalili, you may also try 'gparted' tool to resize your volumes preserving data | 23:18 |
john_d__ | is there any way to mount multiple drives to one folder? | 23:18 |
karpus | are there any known bugs regarding graphical errors in the notification area? 3 of my computers (2 laptops, 1 stationary) sometimes get a copy of e.g. the volume applet, and sometimes applets are missing from the notification area (most often it's the network/wireless icon) | 23:19 |
tripelb | My computer 9.10 AMD freezes, recently while playing video in chrome. (advised here to not use firefox). How can I trace this down? | 23:19 |
VCoolio | john_d__: no, subfolders: yes | 23:19 |
kianleong | guys can linux install chinese language package? | 23:19 |
DasEi | tripelb: /var/log/syslog | 23:19 |
airtonix | kianleong, linux is justa kernel. | 23:19 |
john_d__ | VCoolio, in that case, I was pointed towards the direction of using /dev/disk/by-*/* how would I do that? | 23:19 |
kianleong | !justa | 23:20 |
airtonix | kianleong, gnome can use language packs though | 23:20 |
DasEi | kianleong: yes, can | 23:20 |
Simkin | my onitor settings keep changing on their own | 23:20 |
VCoolio | john_d__: that one I don't understand either | 23:20 |
kianleong | so how am i suppose to install ? | 23:20 |
john_d__ | Thank VCoolio | 23:20 |
Simkin | from dual display side by side to well.. just a mess. | 23:20 |
Simkin | they switch sides.. but half the screen is missing | 23:20 |
airtonix | kianleong, apt-cache search lang | grep chinese | 23:21 |
Simkin | any ideas what would cuse this to "just happen" ? | 23:21 |
kianleong | wow | 23:21 |
wamicho | DasEi where do i get the policykit | 23:21 |
Simkin | if i go to setting display and change it back it's fine. | 23:21 |
Simkin | for about 6 hours | 23:21 |
DasEi | kianleong: there are language packs in synaptic or just youse your desired keyboard-layout | 23:21 |
SteamInc | Any of you guys know if Office works on wine/ | 23:21 |
SteamInc | ? | 23:22 |
kianleong | actually i want it to display on web browser | 23:22 |
DasEi | wamicho: again, I'm overasked there | 23:22 |
Simkin | SteamInc: i beleive it works with some problems. | 23:22 |
Simkin | SteamInc: but crossover runs it very well | 23:22 |
Xenoit | Hello, I'm having issues getting my internet to connect on an older laptop (Compaq Presario V2000) I have tried the internal Wi-Fi, a Wi-Fi USB dongle (Netgear), and the built in LAN, all to no effect. (Also, tried bypassing therouter and going direct through the modem.) | 23:22 |
SteamInc | ok | 23:22 |
Simkin | Steaminc: codeweavers.com | 23:22 |
wamicho | DasEi where do i get the policykit in 10.04 | 23:22 |
airtonix | kianleong, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwitchingLanguages | 23:23 |
grandrew | Simkin, your monitors do change in screen resolution or in settings like brightness/contrast etc. from OSD? | 23:23 |
airtonix | Xenoit, get more help from prople here if you can provide the manufacturer and machine id of your wifi device. (retrieve it with lspci -nn | grep Network) | 23:23 |
SteamInc | Xenoit: I think i had the same problem as you. What i did is reinstall me system all over again and it was fixed. But i dont belive it would help completly. | 23:24 |
T384NH3 | hi | 23:24 |
kianleong | airtonix, means we cant have both huh? | 23:24 |
DasEi | kianleong: or synaptic > language pack chinese, the choose your type | 23:24 |
DasEi | then* | 23:24 |
Xenoit | I will grab that info now airtronix, thanks. | 23:24 |
SteamInc | how do you send a private message on this? | 23:24 |
Xenoit | I might try a reinstall if nothing eles works steaminc | 23:24 |
nastjuid | Xenoit: you attached to the router with a cable and ran dhclient on the ethernet device? | 23:24 |
CogitoErgoSam | SteamInc: /msg name message | 23:24 |
bastid_raZor | jkduuitffnhjdswfrituligrilury;llegkuyeiygreuryriuytrruywrweuwqrgqw;4r3r43uiry4rgerehgweuirwergertyutrttrtgrrfyurgefugdsfgregtregfrfreyery4ytreieyrtoeyt;wrtutyietyutretretrtyretyroytyt | 23:25 |
bastid_raZor | r4tyirtyiet | 23:25 |
SteamInc | thanks | 23:25 |
airtonix | Xenoit, if its not working now i doubt a reinstall with do anything. | 23:25 |
Simkin | grandrew: not that i can tell. | 23:25 |
CogitoErgoSam | Xenoit: Do a postbin of this: "cat /etc/network/interfaces" | 23:25 |
Xenoit | nastjuid - No I did not, I just let it attempt to connect. I am rather noobish with linux :) | 23:25 |
CogitoErgoSam | Xenoit: And "infconfig" | 23:25 |
DasEi | bastid_raZor: catwalk on tty ?? | 23:26 |
CogitoErgoSam | xenoit: Typoed last one, its "ifconfig" | 23:26 |
wamicho | DasEi thanks man am out | 23:26 |
adan_ | ola | 23:26 |
SteamInc | Xenoit: Is the system not seeing your wifi card? | 23:26 |
shuttleworth | canonical announces bankruptcy, ubuntu will disappear http://bit.ly/9RsCXQ | 23:26 |
adan_ | what | 23:26 |
DasEi | wamicho: sry for no further | 23:26 |
airtonix | !troll | shuttleworth | 23:26 |
ubottu | shuttleworth: trolling / trollish behaviour is behaviour that is considered annoying by other channel users, this includes going offtopic, asking the same question time and again getting answered and not acknowledging the answer, and these are not the only ways behaviour can be considered trolling, please see /msg ubottu guidelines - if this applies to you, you may find yourself outside the channel | 23:26 |
wamicho | DasEi ayt | 23:27 |
DasEi | CogitoErgoSam: ifconfig it is, and a pastebin | 23:27 |
nastjuid | Xenoit: no problem, I think if you attache with the cable and just run dhclient with no options, it will try to get an address from dhcp on all interfaces | 23:27 |
nastjuid | might take a while though | 23:27 |
MrPiracy | i downloaded a program in *.bz2 format, i extracted the folder in the desktop and it's running fine. How can i copy it to the proper program location and create a shortcut to it in the menu? | 23:27 |
Xenoit | I'm not sure, it shows wifi and ethernet, in the upper right corner. However no networks acctually show up. | 23:27 |
Xenoit | Alrighty, I'll give it a shot :) | 23:27 |
CogitoErgoSam | Xenoit: Do a postbin of "cat /etc/network/interfaces" to see if there are manual settings that are interfering | 23:28 |
airtonix | Xenoit, cant really do much to help if you dont provide the unique product id of your wifi device. | 23:28 |
erUSUL | MrPiracy: such programs are best installed in /opt/ copy the folder there and create the launcher | 23:28 |
Nitsuga | MrPiracy, chack if you program has a file called "makefile" or "sConstruct" | 23:28 |
shuttleworth | m | 23:28 |
MrPiracy | Nitsuga: it doesnt, the folder has an icon, a script file and a bounch of others | 23:29 |
nastjuid | Xenoit: which device would you prefer to connect with? wifi? Also, a pastebin like CogitoErgoSam suggest would be helpful in a long term resolution | 23:29 |
Nitsuga | MrPiracy, if it has one, go to the programs folder and run sudo make install. If it doesn't, copy the folder to /opt and make the launcher. | 23:29 |
myrl | when i boot in 9.10 i can see what's happening (ex. Running /scripts) when it shows the white logo. how can i make that happen in 10.04? | 23:29 |
kianleong | so i cannot install language package that support on ff ? | 23:30 |
kianleong | firefox i mean | 23:30 |
myrl | please help | 23:30 |
DasEi | myrl: /etc/default/grub , remove quiet/splash, afterwards sudo update-grub | 23:30 |
MrPiracy | Nitsuga, erUSUL: ok, i moved it to /opt now how do i create a launcher? | 23:31 |
myrl | thanks! | 23:31 |
SteamInc | Gnome vs KDE anyone? | 23:31 |
Nitsuga | in the desktop: right click -> make launcher | 23:31 |
CogitoErgoSam | SteamInc: this isn't really the channel for arguing which is better, its more for support | 23:31 |
SteamInc | AH ok | 23:31 |
MrPiracy | Nitsuga: will it go to the menu? | 23:31 |
Xenoit | Sorry you guys are out paceing me :) The Adapter is Broadcom BC4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g wireless LAN Controller [14e4:4318] | 23:31 |
erUSUL | MrPiracy: right click on the panel crweate launcher (personalized) in the command test box put /opt/whatevernamehere/binary.file | 23:31 |
Nitsuga | MrPiracy, in the menu: Right click Applications -> edit menu -> go to the ccategory that fits your app, and click new in the right | 23:32 |
CogitoErgoSam | Xenoit: No prob, just try to do a pastebin (link in channel motd) of your "ifconfig" results and contents of "/etc/network/interfaces". These will tell us if any network devices are being manually configured, and than if and how the system is detecting them | 23:33 |
MrPiracy | Nitsuga, erUSUL: works like a charm, tyvm | 23:33 |
erUSUL | MrPiracy: no problem | 23:33 |
Nitsuga | MrPiracy, change the icon by clicking on the launcher icon on the left and navigate to your app's icon. | 23:33 |
k1llm3kw1k | KMS is new in 10.04 correct? | 23:33 |
LinuxGuy2009 | I need to report a bug for boot time fsck hanging at 91% and was wondering what package that would fall under? | 23:34 |
Castarmax | Can anyone tell me what to do with this?.............May 11 16:15:50 john-desktop gdm-session-worker[1246]: GLib-GObject-CRITICAL: g_value_get_boolean: assertion `G_VALUE_HOLDS_BOOLEAN (value)' failed | 23:34 |
Nitsuga | MrPiracy, no problem :) | 23:34 |
dewman | Castarmax, Pastbin | 23:34 |
jrib | LinuxGuy2009: try #ubuntu-bugs if no one bites here | 23:34 |
LinuxGuy2009 | jrib: thank you | 23:34 |
Castarmax | Pastbin? | 23:34 |
cabbrick12431 | how do i change the driver i'm using from the live cd? | 23:34 |
qaissi | I am so lost | 23:34 |
Nitsuga | LinuxGuy2009, may fall in fsck.ext# or in mountall... | 23:34 |
cabbrick12431 | for video? | 23:34 |
dewman | pastebin! Castarmax | 23:34 |
LinuxGuy2009 | Ok cool thank you | 23:34 |
Castarmax | oh lol | 23:34 |
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CogitoErgoSam | !pb | 23:35 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 23:35 |
Xenoit | I will do a paste bin now, going to take me a little as I have to type it onto this PC hehee | 23:35 |
pure_hate | cabbrick12431, rmmod (olddriver) && modprobe (newdriver) | 23:35 |
cabbrick12431 | ty | 23:35 |
qaissi | how do i get on a server that is not in my server list | 23:35 |
Castarmax | its actually here at the bottom of the posted log http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1480432 | 23:36 |
erUSUL | qaissi: add that servetr to the list (if you plan to use it more than once) | 23:36 |
qaissi | sure that is easy to say lol | 23:36 |
erUSUL | qaissi: if that's not the case just do « /server irc.ircnetwork.org » | 23:36 |
digitalfiz | is there a way to install kde without messing up gnome? | 23:37 |
alket | I have to admit that Pidgin is much superior to Empathy, now i am removing empathy through USC but it stuck at 90% ? Is Ubuntu akting like Windows who don't like to uninstall theyre default products ? | 23:38 |
erUSUL | digitalfiz: sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop | 23:38 |
digitalfiz | i still want gnome as my wm just want kde stuff | 23:38 |
Castarmax | ok here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/431914/ | 23:38 |
airtonix | digitalfiz, ? just install the kde programs you want. | 23:38 |
digitalfiz | ty erUSUL | 23:39 |
kyubutsu | digitalfiz: you can install qt programs on gnome | 23:39 |
sicksquirrel | can anyone help me ? I try to assign the current dir to a variable in .bashrc with CURRENTDIR=pwd but when I try to go to the dir with cd CURRENTDIR I get an error.... | 23:39 |
digitalfiz | well the problem is quanta doesnt remember my passwords lol im trying to fix that :/ | 23:39 |
erUSUL | sicksquirrel: CURRENTDIR=pwd <<< thyat's the actual line you used in bashrc ? | 23:40 |
pure_hate | sicksquirrel, whats the error and did you update you enviorment variables | 23:40 |
DasEi | alket: no.. | 23:40 |
DasEi | alket: sudo apt-get remove --purge emphaty | 23:40 |
jeff_ranger1 | Does anyone know where to get canon printer drivers from? I have a pixma mx340 and I cannot get to install. I tried looking for drivers but had no luck | 23:41 |
sicksquirrel | yeah thats the line | 23:41 |
DasEi | alket: err, typo ^ | 23:41 |
pure_hate | export CURRENTDIR=pwd and then type bash in the shell to update you users .bashrc | 23:41 |
kyubutsu | digitalfiz: just be aware that any kde/qt program you install might/will also install many dependencies .. which will 'bloat' your system and perhaps 'cause stability problems | 23:41 |
erUSUL | sicksquirrel: that wont work ... | 23:41 |
sicksquirrel | and then I can go with cd CURRENTDIR ? | 23:41 |
Sia-- | Dasda, empathy is depends ubuntu-desktop, is not good idea | 23:41 |
erUSUL | sicksquirrel: cd $CURRENTDIR | 23:42 |
erUSUL | sicksquirrel: but if your dir is not named pwd that wont work | 23:42 |
subone | is there a gnome-mplayer support channel? | 23:42 |
pure_hate | sicksquirrel, maybe if you explain the goal it will be easier to help | 23:42 |
sicksquirrel | the thing is I need to set up a variable for houdini, so I need to change the dir with cd. but I still want to use this nice "open terminal here" nautilus script. so I want to save the dir Im in to a variable, do the other stuff and then go back to where I came from | 23:43 |
qaissi | how do i get to irc.thebox.bz/#thebox.bz | 23:43 |
SteamInc | #flyff | 23:43 |
mkquist | jeff_ranger1: try here http://www.openprinting.org/printers | 23:43 |
DasEi | Sia--: (missed my nick); just try it with --dry-run, works | 23:43 |
CogitoErgoSam | sicksquirrel: If you're making one directory change, check the "$OLDPWD" environment variable | 23:43 |
erUSUL | sicksquirrel: i i understand correctly you want CURRENTDIR=$(pwd) | 23:43 |
duongthaiha | subone: there is a list of channel here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList | 23:44 |
erUSUL | sicksquirrel: but i'm not sure that will work either | 23:44 |
alpaka | I have Ubuntu at home and in office as well as on my parents' netbooks, How do I implement a home-brew VoIP with video extension for my personal use, so that I don't have to go to office? | 23:44 |
alpaka | any links, books, readings will be greatly appreciated | 23:44 |
CogitoErgoSam | sicksquirrel and erusul $OLDPWD holds the previous directory | 23:44 |
jeff_ranger1 | mkquist, thanks, I'll give it a shot | 23:44 |
pure_hate | [root@tools ~]# export local="/home/kracker" | 23:44 |
pure_hate | [root@tools ~]# cd $local | 23:44 |
uRock | try to use gparted to shrink Windows 7 from ubuntu and it refuses to let me resize, would doing this from a liveCD work? | 23:44 |
pure_hate | [root@tools kracker]# pwd | 23:44 |
pure_hate | /home/kracker | 23:44 |
sicksquirrel | kk thx guys I'll try it | 23:44 |
mkquist | jeff_ranger1: one more | 23:45 |
mkquist | jeff_ranger1: http://mp610.blogspot.com/ | 23:45 |
alpaka | I don't want Skype | 23:45 |
alpaka | I want to setup my own server | 23:45 |
mkquist | jeff_ranger1: i got my pixma running fine under linux = ) | 23:45 |
Xenoit | How do I show the contents of "/etc/network/interfaces"? | 23:45 |
DasEi | uRock: y, as hd must not be mounted | 23:45 |
alpaka | Xenoit: cat filename | 23:45 |
pure_hate | Xenoit, cat /etc/network/interfaces | 23:45 |
uRock | kool, thanks | 23:45 |
alpaka | Xenoit: sudo cat filename | 23:45 |
Xenoit | ahh thank you :) | 23:45 |
alpaka | Xenoit: sudo cat filename | less | 23:46 |
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Ryann_ | Hey guys, again. I was wondering, if I removed the partition which contained my Kubuntu install, i'm currently running windows 7, would it mess up my windows 7 boot? | 23:46 |
alpaka | Xenoit: sudo cat filename | grep 'keyword' | 23:46 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: yes | 23:46 |
derdui | Hey guys, could somebody tell me please, where to find the menu.lst? Iam running lucid :) | 23:46 |
SteamInc | I HATE WINDOWS. Just had to say that. | 23:46 |
erUSUL | Ryann_: you will have to reinstall the windows bootloader | 23:46 |
dima202 | Can someone tell me if my server memory will fit Desktop motherboard same DDR2 240Pin 800Mhz | 23:46 |
uRock | Ryan yas | 23:46 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: however... | 23:46 |
pure_hate | alpaka, thats silly, why pipe it into less, just less filename | 23:46 |
Ryann_ | Snap. | 23:46 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: yes what erUSUL said, also why getting rid of Kubuntu? | 23:46 |
alpaka | pure_hate: yeah, bad habits :) | 23:46 |
DasEi | derdui: grub changed completly to grub2 | 23:46 |
erUSUL | Ryann_: ask in ##windows how to do that | 23:46 |
magn3ts | I'm having three very serious problems after upgrading and I'd love any input: I have a 5,1 Apple Macbook Pro. Before the upgrade these things were not issues: One, My accelerated nvidia driver works exactly every other time I boot my computer. Every other time it tells me it has to work in failsafe mode. Second, when I wake up from sleep/hibernate, my laptop is unable to release its IP Address from my router. Three, Flash performane is te | 23:47 |
magn3ts | rrible. Two simultaneous youtube videos are enough to crash my computer (like, the entire computer freezes and halts). I'm not so worried about the third problem because its probably a result of adobe having their thumb up their bums, but the other problems are rather serious. | 23:47 |
uRock | You can use a livecd to install Lilo afterwards, which will repair the MBR | 23:47 |
DasEi | !grub2 | derdui | 23:47 |
ubottu | derdui: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since Karmic. For more information and troubleshooting on GRUB2 please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2 | 23:47 |
erUSUL | Ryann_: it involves booting into recovery mode with an intaller disk and running « fixmbr » there | 23:47 |
alpaka | pure_hate: as we say it in perl: there's always more than one way to do it | 23:47 |
derdui | thx DasEi but where can i find that list? | 23:47 |
sicksquirrel | yaaaay | 23:47 |
derdui | thx DasEi | 23:47 |
sicksquirrel | the $OLDPWD did the trick | 23:47 |
sicksquirrel | THX!! | 23:48 |
pure_hate | alpaka, yeah I guess if you like using extra cpu cycles :-) | 23:48 |
jhijayz | hi all | 23:48 |
DasEi | derdui: there are now 3 locations for configurung with even more files on there, /etc/default/grub could be of interest, but it really changed completly from grub1 | 23:48 |
SteamInc | anybody know how to make empathy turn on when i log in? | 23:48 |
CogitoErgoSam | sicksquirrel: np, its saved my butt a few times when scripting things that call other scripts | 23:48 |
Ryann_ | @sebsebseb, cause it doesn't have my wireless drivers and I'm physically unable to connect by ethernet cable. + i've tried using a mobile broadband USB stick, however I don't know how to set it up - it's very different from gnome because it just asks what network I use for my mobile broadband and does the rest. | 23:48 |
sicksquirrel | CogitoErgoSam I owe you a beer ;) | 23:48 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: right ok | 23:48 |
VCoolio | SteamInc: system > preferences > startup applications | 23:49 |
Ryann_ | In Kubuntu, I have to put in a lot of details I don't know. | 23:49 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: have you tried another distro that wasn't Ubuntu or Ubuntu based? | 23:49 |
CogitoErgoSam | sicksquirrel: Careful what'cha offer, I have expensive taste in beer :P | 23:49 |
zanzibar1982 | hi! how do I uninstall nomoroka??? | 23:49 |
DasEi | derdui: more details on your goal ? | 23:49 |
dima202 | Does Desktop Motherboard accept fully buffered DIMM? | 23:49 |
SteamInc | thanks | 23:49 |
Ryann_ | Well, I know the copy of ubuntu 9.04 I have already has my wireless drivers on it. | 23:49 |
jeff_ranger1 | mkquist, I can't find anything for the mx340. Any other sites you can recommend? | 23:49 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: some distro's your wireless is likely to just work, others will need set up | 23:49 |
flan_suse | Is there a way to disable auto-suspend/auto-shutdown when the battery is "critically low"? I ask this because on my netbook, when I unplug the AC adapter, Ubuntu warns me that there is only 2 minutes remaining on the battery, and it then suspends. This is strange, since my battery is 100% full, and it even shows it being 100% full when I resume from suspend. | 23:49 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: oh | 23:49 |
cabbrick12431 | Bleh i'm in a pickle... Ok so the virtual console on my Nvidia Ge-force 6150 se never worked right... That means i can't see tty, recovery mode, nothing. It ran, until the latest updates today. Once those were installed and running, i restarted it and now the gdm won't load, and i can't see what it says cause all of the text is colorful squares... | 23:49 |
Ryann_ | am I able to take them from that disc to kubuntu? | 23:50 |
DasEi | zanzibar1982: sudo apt-get remove firefox* --dry-run lists the desired package(s) ? | 23:50 |
CogitoErgoSam | zanzibar1982: The standard process for uninstalling is through the software center, or if you want to use the command line, "sudo apt-get uninstall <packagename>" | 23:50 |
duongthaiha | zanzibar1982: go to system preference synaptic package | 23:50 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: probably | 23:50 |
jeff_ranger1 | mkquist, which pixma do you have? | 23:50 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: I mean maybe not quite | 23:50 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: however the details for setting up the wireless, I expect so | 23:50 |
DasEi | zanzibar1982: if so run without the --ru.. tail | 23:50 |
Castarmax | I made a paste of my syslog. Will someone pls look and let me know whats wrong? http://paste.ubuntu.com/431914/ | 23:50 |
Xenoit | Pastebin uploaded http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/yBFcxY7G | 23:50 |
zanzibar1982 | DasEi I did not try your way yet | 23:50 |
Ryann_ | I'm sorry, what are you asking? | 23:50 |
derdui | DasEi, well then, my problem is, i whant to delete a partition, but i dont know really which part. that is. and i neather what to kill my karmic nor my lucid :) | 23:50 |
zanzibar1982 | nomoroka is not listed anywhere | 23:51 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: you can't just use 9.04 programs in 10.04, with some exceptions | 23:51 |
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kyubutsu | CogitoErgoSam: sudo apt-get remove | 23:51 |
zanzibar1982 | so I need to kill it from terminal | 23:51 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: what about 9.10 that works? | 23:51 |
Ryann_ | Nope. | 23:51 |
CogitoErgoSam | kyubutsu is right, my bad. Been having one brain fart after another today | 23:51 |
Ryann_ | 9.10 the driver isn't there. | 23:51 |
DasEi | derdui: that's not for grub, but for fstab then | 23:51 |
cabbrick12431 | Bleh i'm in a pickle... Ok so the virtual console on my Nvidia Ge-force 6150 se never worked right... That means i can't see tty, recovery mode, nothing. It ran, until the latest updates today. Once those were installed and running, i restarted it and now the gdm won't load, and i can't see what it says cause all of the text is colorful squares. | 23:51 |
duongthaiha | zanzibar1982: have you search in the synaptic package manager? | 23:51 |
Ryann_ | However, i'm able to download it if I have internet access. | 23:51 |
magn3ts | Anyone have any help for me, I don't really want to repeat the paragraph I sent above... | 23:51 |
Ryann_ | It's preinstalled on the 9.04 | 23:51 |
mkquist | jeff_ranger1: 3000 | 23:52 |
derdui | and where can i find fstab | 23:52 |
derdui | DasEi, | 23:52 |
pure_hate | /etc/fstab | 23:52 |
DasEi | derdui: /etc/fstab | 23:52 |
zanzibar1982 | the terminal tells me "11:resource not available at the moment" or similar (I am translating) | 23:53 |
Alien_Freak | is there a way to force all packages to be re-installed | 23:53 |
derdui | thx DasEi | 23:53 |
Ryann_ | sebsebseb could you recommend anything? | 23:53 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: of course | 23:53 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: So have you only used Ubuntu so far? | 23:53 |
Ryann_ | And kubuntu, on this laptop. | 23:53 |
cabbrick12431 | Bleh i'm in a pickle... Ok so the virtual console on my Nvidia Ge-force 6150 se never worked right... That means i can't see tty, recovery mode, nothing. It ran, until the latest updates today. Once those were installed and running, i restarted it and now the gdm won't load, and i can't see what it says cause all of the text is colorful squares. | 23:53 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: ok | 23:53 |
serraphyn | I'm running KDE desktop with ubuntu and I'm not able to right click as I stumbled on a way to change the buttons and I can't seem to find it again to fix it. Any help please? | 23:53 |
CogitoErgoSam | zanzibar1982: Another thing is that different processes that manipulate packages (installing, uninstalling, etc) like Software Center, Synaptic, apt-get and aptitude all lock other programs out while they're open | 23:53 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: Kubuntu is really just Ubuntu, but with KDE instead of Gnome | 23:53 |
DasEi | !pm | zanzibar1982 | 23:54 |
ubottu | zanzibar1982: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. | 23:54 |
DasEi | zanzibar1982: just ask here | 23:54 |
zanzibar1982 | umm | 23:54 |
Ryann_ | Right | 23:54 |
zanzibar1982 | ok | 23:54 |
CogitoErgoSam | zanzibar1982: So if you have any packages downloading, updating, or have software/center or synaptic open and you try to run a remove from somewhere else, it won't let you until the other process is done | 23:54 |
flan_suse | Repaste, sorry: Is there a way to disable auto-suspend/auto-shutdown when the battery is "critically low"? I ask this because on my netbook, when I unplug the AC adapter, Ubuntu warns me that there is only 2 minutes remaining on the battery, and it then suspends. This is strange, since my battery is 100% full, and it even shows it being 100% full when I resume from suspend. | 23:55 |
alket | Is there a way to use empathy icons (online,away,busy etc) in pidgin ? | 23:55 |
magn3ts | I'm having three very serious problems after upgrading and I'd love any input: I have a 5,1 Apple Macbook Pro. Before the upgrade these things were not issues: One, My accelerated nvidia driver works exactly every other time I boot my computer. Every other time it tells me it has to work in failsafe mode. Second, when I wake up from sleep/hibernate, my laptop is unable to release its IP Address from my router. Three, Flash performane is te | 23:55 |
magn3ts | rrible. Two simultaneous youtube videos are enough to crash my computer (like, the entire computer freezes and halts). I'm not so worried about the third problem because its probably a result of adobe having their thumb up their bums, but the other problems are rather serious. | 23:55 |
zanzibar1982 | ok, now I have closed other progs | 23:55 |
mkquist | jeff_ranger1: ip3000, 10.4 just set it up without my help btw | 23:55 |
CogitoErgoSam | flan_suse have you messed around with the Power Management control panel? | 23:55 |
zanzibar1982 | I closed the programs running | 23:55 |
DasEi | alket: no, put pidgin has a decent plugin-pack | 23:55 |
Ryann_ | sebsebseb: how could i get the possible wireless drivers from the 9.04 CD to my 10.04? | 23:56 |
derdui | hmmm.... but in the fstab, i dont see anything about my installed distros :( | 23:56 |
zanzibar1982 | now it tells me that he removed everything... but | 23:56 |
alket | DasEi: which one ? | 23:56 |
Ryann_ | and check if they worked. | 23:56 |
flan_suse | CogitoErgoSam, yes, but it only gives you two options: Shutdown or Suspend when battery is critically low. The problem is, whenever I unplug the AC power cord, it incorrectly assumes the battery is critically low, when it is not, and therefore it will suspend without even asking me. | 23:56 |
zanzibar1982 | the truth is nomoroka is still there | 23:56 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: I help people out in here, because I would like Desktop Linux to gain quite a bit of market share against Windows, and at the moment Ubuntu seems to be the one that has most chance at doing this, since it has most users. Right so you could put 9.04 on, but that runs out of support at the end of October on the desktop. You could try 8.04, but that runs out of support end of April next year. Also instead of just going back to Windows, | 23:56 |
DasEi | alket: pidgin-plugin-pack | 23:56 |
sebsebseb | you could try another distro, such as Mandriva or PC Linux OS, which are also rather user friendly, and where your wireless may just work. | 23:56 |
alket | DasEi thanks again | 23:57 |
DasEi | alket: after installing go buddylist > plugins | 23:57 |
DasEi | np | 23:57 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: or you could try and get it working in 10.04, and if so, good luck with that | 23:57 |
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Xenoit | http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/yBFcxY7G - ifconfig and /etc/network/interfaces. I'm not sure if I got the right info out of the cat /etc, though | 23:57 |
CogitoErgoSam | flan_suse: I remember something similar with my laptop in 9.04 or 9.10, I'm trying to find out what I did to fix it. I think there might have been a setting in gconf-editor | 23:57 |
Ryann_ | sebsebseb: that's the thing, - I don't know where to start, thus, am unable to even try. | 23:58 |
flan_suse | CogitoErgoSam, anything will help! | 23:58 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: I understand | 23:58 |
tn90 | how long should i calculate for compiling a kernel on a 2.4Ghz dual core with HT and als cores running? | 23:58 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: wireless is also not that easy to configure natively | 23:58 |
sebsebseb | Ryann_: saying this though, maybe you could use ndiswrapper and the Windows wireless driver instead | 23:58 |
tn90 | *all | 23:58 |
zanzibar1982 | I can not delete namaroka | 23:58 |
zanzibar1982 | :( | 23:58 |
CogitoErgoSam | Xenoit: Ok so you don't have manual settings interfering, and the system isn't autodetecting. Check http://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html for info on manually configuring an interface | 23:59 |
Ryann_ | sebsebseb: ndiswrapper? | 23:59 |
zanzibar1982 | any support? | 23:59 |
saxin | When I use Gwibber 2.30.0.1 (Ubuntu 10.04) there is no notifications in the upper-right corner when friends are posting (I use facebook). But if I click the "Like this message"-button the notification is working great. What can the reason for that be? :) | 23:59 |
Xenoit | Will do, thanks CogitoErgoSam! | 23:59 |
DasEi | zanzibar1982: sure | 23:59 |
jeff_ranger1 | mkquist, Thanks for helping, I'm going to return it and get another one that will work with Linux | 23:59 |
DasEi | zanzibar1982: apt calls it firefox | 23:59 |
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