[00:00] <pun84> What causes a ftp to show / instead of the chrooted directory i assigned?
[00:00] <sebsebseb> calibre: uhmm
[00:00] <sebsebseb> calibre: two ways you can install once the computer has booted from the CD
[00:00] <Brandano> sebsebseb: you should add a "slap wrist" option to ubottu
[00:00] <primetime34> wildbat:  holding shift down does nothing...my bios says it'll boot from my external, but I have it partitioned into two drives...is that my problem?
[00:00] <calibre> sebsebseb: which do you recommend?
[00:00] <sebsebseb> calibre: you can go with the install option, or the try Ubuntu option, and then open up the installer
[00:00] <Loshki> testi: I'll try if you don't mind that it's out of my expertise. What command did you use to set the route?
[00:00] <sebsebseb> calibre: also if you want guiding at all or something like that,  on IRC whilst installing
[00:00] <sebsebseb> calibre: try is the way to go
[00:00] <sebsebseb> calibre: altough if you have seen that manual
[00:00] <calibre> sebsebseb: So into try and then what do I click?
[00:01] <sebsebseb> calibre: well as I hope you see, installation is rather easy
[00:01] <slevin> hello guys, can i ask something please?
[00:01] <sebsebseb> !ask | slevin
[00:01] <onetinsoldier> pun84: don't know. but from what i've seen, most ftp servers have quite the config files that have to be set up
[00:01] <calibre> sebsebseb: yea I hope so go with installer option?
[00:01] <onetinsoldier> pun84: you might look for it config file(s) somewhere in /etc
[00:01] <wildbat> primetime34, if that's so ~ your external don't have grub installing mbr ~ check with the web page on how t install it back
[00:01] <slevin> thx, i installed dyndns updater tool, how can i start it?
[00:01] <theGman> HELP! Unable to boot into my ubuntu lucid after installing upstart! Haven't the foggiest how to fix....
[00:01] <sebsebseb> calibre: CD boots
[00:01] <primetime34> wildbat:  do you have a link?
[00:01] <Rabbitbunny> red2kic: Ah ha! k3b burns perfecxtly, apparantly I needed the mmc_dvdplus driver and was using mmc_dvd-r. Thanks for the help.
[00:02] <sebsebseb> calibre: you can try Ubuntu from CD,  or go with the install option
[00:02] <wildbat> !grub2 | primetime34
[00:02] <sebsebseb> calibre: however in the try Ubuntu from CD, you could also use IRC, and use the installer
[00:02] <calibre> sebsebseb: So do you want me to use the installer option?
[00:02] <calibre> sebsebseb: I cant get on xchat
[00:02] <Jordan_U> primetime34: You probably don't have grub installed to the mbr of the external, follow this guide to get grub installed properly http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide then when booted again run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc" to be sure that on grub updates grub gets installed to the correct drive
[00:02] <sebsebseb> calibre: if you understand the manual install chapater, which I hope you do, well  you should be fine on your own.  in fact even if you hadn't seen that, installing Ubuntu the standard way, is rather easy indeed
[00:03] <sebsebseb> calibre: very straight forward, just read what it says, and choose what you want
[00:03] <slevin> thx, i installed dyndns updater tool, how can i start it?
[00:03] <sebsebseb> calibre: type in some details, and done
[00:03] <Brandano> jim__: my main problem is that I don't have your phone, or a similar samsung one, so I have no idea what I am contending with
[00:03] <calibre> sebsebseb: So in other words go with the installer option on boot up?
[00:03] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[00:03] <Brandano> jim__: I am sure it's a problem that can be solved
[00:03]  * theGman feels like his questions are just getting lost in the mix. :(
[00:04] <Brandano> jim__: that said, through bluetooth it's trivial
[00:04] <sebsebseb> calibre: yes sure that will be ok
[00:04] <sebsebseb> calibre: can't use IRC like that though as well on the CD, but you won't need to
[00:04] <calibre> sebsebseb: Yea.
[00:04] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok I will go back up my files brb
[00:04] <Brandano> theGman: broken grub2?
[00:05] <Tetracomm> Does anyone want a script that enables them to right click an image and click "set as wallpaper"?
[00:05] <jose1_> how do i put my ps2 to my monitor
[00:06] <iceroot> jose1_: ##playstation
[00:06] <jose1_> yup
[00:06] <Kartmaan> Hi everybody
[00:06] <theGman> Brandano: Doesn't appear to be. I get the gtrub menu fine, and it goes through SOME stuff and I get the splash screen but there it sits...when I press the power button to reboot the last thing before the shttung down stuff is upstart...it apears to be hanging...
[00:06] <theGman> gtrub -> grub
[00:06]  * Brandano has to look up what upstart is
[00:07] <jim__> Brandano: no worries, I do understand, giving it a break and will try again, like I say, someone is bound to know abut it and able to help, I do appreciate you trying... :)
[00:07] <lucid_lynx> how do you make scripts for Nautilus?
[00:07] <blue_anna> my dvd tray closes right away on eject, and does'nt eject when I tell it to with hotkeys -- it's not a hardware issue, I swaer! can anyone help me with this? right now I have to catch the drawer while it is open and hold it while fiddling with the dvds , and I feel like evil kanevil or something
[00:07] <drizzt_> theGman, remove quiet nosplash boot options and see what happens
[00:07] <pallgone> blue_anna: alt-f2, eject + enter
[00:07] <zcat[1]> blue_anna:  http://xkcd.com/251/
[00:08] <Brandano> theGman: ouch... broken init daemon...
[00:08] <blue_anna> pallgone: it ejects and closes again, just like at the prompt
[00:08] <theGman> drizzt_: Ok, how do I do that from the safe boot menu option? I just edit what exactly?
[00:08] <Loshki> theGman: I don't have any experience with upstart, I suppose you could boot the live cd, chroot to your system, and then apt-get remove upstart, and see if it magically starts working again...
[00:08] <theGman> Brandano: Yeah ouch is for sure...
[00:08] <Brandano> theGman: try fixing it the same way I did for grub2. boot from a liveusb of the same distro, map the filesystem to a chroot, and reinstall upstart
[00:09] <blue_anna> zcat[1]: lol -- http://xkcd.com/149/
[00:09] <drizzt_> theGman, press E and make corrections
[00:09] <Brandano> from within the chroot
[00:09] <blue_anna> zcat[1]: thanks for that -- someone understands !
[00:09] <Brandano> theGman: or purge it and reinstall the init daemon
[00:09] <theGman> Brandano: Prob is, all was well UNTIL I installed upstart. THEN it broke. :(
[00:09] <Brandano> theGman: my bet is that the install didn't complete
[00:09] <slevin> guys how do i go to my desktop using terminal?
[00:09] <theGman> Brandano: Is that aptitude purge upstart ?
[00:10] <jrib> slevin: you mean you want to display the desktop (minimize all windows)?
[00:10] <zcat[1]> blue_anna:  so it behaves normally if you don't boot ubuntu? (eg go into bios settings screen, or boot a live CD)
[00:10] <tony__> ciao a tutti!
[00:10]  * Quelyn is unable to do a clean install of 10.04.  As soon as it prompts for a restart, it will restart to a blinking cursor. 
[00:10] <tony__> hello everyone
[00:10] <Brandano> theGman: try apt-get remove
[00:10] <acerimmer> *it|tony_
[00:10] <theGman> drizzt_: Ah, gotcha, that'll only be to see what's haning without the graphical right?
[00:10] <slevin> jrib: no, i wanna use the terminal to go to my desktop
[00:10] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: hrm ok
[00:10] <hutty> hi all
[00:10] <jrib> slevin: cd ~/Desktop.  Why?
[00:11] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: did you ever boot it up from the live cd and try with things being alright?
[00:11] <tony__> pleasure to meet you
[00:11] <Loshki> theGman: I would purge it, personally, but it shouldn't matter much either way...
[00:11] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: or did you just go for the install Ubuntu option?
[00:11] <Brandano> theGman: but the filesystem mappings are a bit critical, expecially the /proc and /dev paths. better look for a tutorial, I didn't bookmark it
[00:11] <duduindo> iae povo, suave na nave?
[00:11] <Quelyn> LiveCD works fine.  Install to HD does not.  And I don't have an NVidia card.
[00:11] <blue_anna> zcat[1]: exactly
[00:11] <hutty> so today I downloaded a rar file from a web site
[00:11] <zcat[1]> hmmm
[00:11] <onetinsoldier> !br | duduindo
[00:11] <Quelyn> The actual Install process completes 100% too
[00:11] <Loshki> tony__: hi, please ask a question...
[00:11] <theGman> sebsebseb: So the "purge" uninstalls it and removes the downloaded pkgs if I remmeber correclty right?
[00:11] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: which card do you have?
[00:11] <tony__> there is some Italian here?
[00:11] <Quelyn> It's an on-board intel.
[00:11] <blue_anna> zcat[1]: well, actually, not sure about the live CD thing, I've not ejected the cd from the live cd :)
[00:11] <slevin> jrib: i downloaded a zipped file to the desktop and i want to excute a command to unzip it to specified folder
[00:11] <hutty> then I tryed to unrar it
[00:12] <sebsebseb> theGman: purge removes the program and config files
[00:12] <GeekSquid> !it | tony__
[00:12] <duduindo> kubuntu-desktop deu falhou!
[00:12] <jrib> slevin: ok, you know you can just double click or even right click on it?
[00:12] <hutty> the desktop filemanager complained about the file
[00:12] <jrib> !enter | hutty
[00:12] <zcat[1]> blue_anna:  yes, I just realised that was a dumb suggestion. you can't eject an ubuntu live cd. perhaps puppy, but sitting in bios is probably easiest
[00:12] <drizzt_> theGman, yes
[00:12] <jrib> !rar > hutty
[00:12] <theGman> sebsebseb: Will it then re-install the default init daemon stuff as well?
[00:12] <duduindo> please! "Ubuntu-br"?
[00:13] <hutty> ooops!
[00:13] <sebsebseb> theGman: no if you remove or purge a progarm, that's it, it's gone, and then you can install it again yourself
[00:13] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: It's an on-board intel.
[00:13] <slevin> jrib: yes i know, but the command is like this:
[00:13] <jrib> duduindo: /join #ubuntu-br
[00:13] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: hrm ok
[00:13] <slevin> jrib: tar xvfz xampp-linux-1.7.3a.tar.gz -C /opt
[00:13] <Nemeth782> is there an easy way to use iptables to forward all connections to a certain port via a different gateway? Firestarter only seems to have options to allow/deny
[00:13] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: yes there is an Intel graphics card issue at least one in 10.04 as well
[00:13] <jrib> slevin: don't use xampp.  Use the repositories.  See ubottu
[00:13] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: to do with boot up I belive
[00:13] <jrib> !lamp > slevin
[00:13] <blue_anna> zcat[1]: during bootup however, the cd tray behaves itself perfectly well
[00:13] <duduindo> thanks!
[00:13] <malac0da> Hey I have an unusual problem. For some reason I can burn dvds but not cds? I tried two different brands too can neither worked. Any ideas?
[00:13] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: I haven't found any info on that yet, I'll search again...
[00:14] <onetinsoldier> Nemeth782: not sure. you might try 'fwbuilder'
[00:14] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: used Ubuntu before?
[00:14] <GeekSquid> malac0da: filesize ? larger than a CD? would fit on a DVD but not CD?
[00:14] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: http://samiux.blogspot.com/2010/05/howto-fix-blank-screen-on-ubuntu-1004.html  That the one?
[00:14] <zcat[1]> blue_anna:  I have a slightly similar problem in debian, the cd burner can never eject disks when it's done. eject button still works though. I don't burn cds often enough for it to bother me though. someone will fix it eventually.
[00:14] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Nope, newb :D
[00:14] <theGman> sebsebseb: No, what I mean is, apparently upstart replaces the default startup daemon stuff, I'm asking that when removing, will apt-get/aptitude install the default back? As I am presuming the sys MUST have ONE of them?
[00:14] <malac0da> Trying to burn an audio cd and it says there is still time left
[00:14] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: oh so Ubuntu will be your first Linux distro?
[00:15] <malac0da> I can try removing a song though and try again
[00:15] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: Nivida and ATI get issues with the propritary driver, but Intel also has an issue
[00:15] <hutty> to cut a long story short    I ended up having to unrar the file in windows   is there a kind of windows rar file and a linux rar file?
[00:15] <Loshki> malac0da: which burning app do you use?
[00:15] <malac0da> I tried k3b and brasero
[00:15] <timposey> have 10.04 installed and Gimp says it is installed but does not show up in the menu.  What should I do?
[00:15] <jrib> hutty: did you see ubottu's private message?
[00:15] <zcat[1]> hutty:  apt-get install unrar ?
[00:16] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Okay, I am going to try the fix in that link I just posted, *crosses fingers*  And yes, my first linux install.
[00:16] <Loshki> hutty: not that I know of. unrar should work with all rar files...
[00:16] <Brandano> hutty: nope, there is a kind of Windows rar file only. Which is a propietary format. and not even more efficient than a tar-gz
[00:16] <hutty> em just saw that
[00:16] <Loshki> testi: still there?
[00:16] <sebsebseb> theGman: I haven't been following your issue
[00:16] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: hrm
[00:16] <theGman> What I am asking is, apparently upstart replaces the default startup daemon stuff, I'm asking that when removing, will apt-get/aptitude install the default back? As I am presuming the sys MUST have ONE of them?
[00:16] <kraig_> hey im trying to find a get irc client? using xchat right now any suggestions
[00:16] <Brandano> and STILL less efficient than 7z
[00:16] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: by the way what do you think Linux is?
[00:16] <Loshki> malac0da: I don't like brasero (lots of bugs) but k3b is usually reliable....
[00:16] <zcat[1]> why on earth do so many people still use rar?
[00:17] <sebsebseb> zcat[1]: since WIndows users like it
[00:17] <manster_> could anyone please help me with unloading the rivafb, nvidiafb or rivatv kernel
[00:17] <manster_>    module
[00:17] <theGman> kraig6412: Kvirc, Konversation, irssi there are many, just depends on your tastes. :)
[00:17] <drizzt_> Brandano, that's a bulls*t
[00:17] <Loshki> zcat[1]: what else should they use?
[00:17] <agronholm> since the 7zip app is such utter crap
[00:17] <sebsebseb> agronholm: no it's not
[00:17] <onetinsoldier> Loshki: .7z - 7-Zip
[00:17] <drizzt_> Brandano, rar is much more efficient then gzip
[00:17] <agronholm> sebsebseb, from personal experience I can affirm that it is
[00:17] <zcat[1]> Loshki:  zip is built into windows already?
[00:17] <primetime34> fwiw, taking the faulty hard drive  out completely fixed the problem....it's always something easy.  Thanks all for the help
[00:17] <sebsebseb> 7-zip is :)
[00:17] <sebsebseb> WinRAR sucks
[00:17] <sCOTTo> anyone good with iptables ? :)
[00:17] <Brandano> drizzt_: it just concatenates files before compressing
[00:17] <hutty> jrib      I did install the free un-rar pkg      then I installed the  xarchiver pkg    but neither worked
[00:17] <camilla_Nilsson> hmm guys whats the difference between 8 + 8 and 8 += 8 ??
[00:18] <drizzt_> zcat[1], since win me
[00:18] <Brandano> guess what tar does?
[00:18] <jrib> hutty: the wiki page does not tell you to install the free one, install just "unrar"
[00:18] <theGman> sebsebseb: Ok, if I apt-get remove upstart, which REPLACED the default installed init daemon pkg will it RE-INSTALL the default? Since upstart is a replacement?
[00:18] <kianleong> guys i dl and install bittorrent in synatic how do i use it ?
[00:18] <drizzt_> camilla_Nilsson, second expression won't compile
[00:18] <slevin> thx, can i download lamp and install it using synaptic?
[00:18] <jrib> camilla_Nilsson: wrong channel?
[00:18] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: quite a lot of new users seem to think that Ubuntu = Linux  that is not the case,  loads of other distro's as well,  hence why I asked
[00:18] <malac0da> Tried brasero with one less song still no go going to try k3b
[00:18] <zcat[1]> I think windows users are not used to the idea of there being any remotely useful software included with the OS, if they have a job to do they MUST go and download something to do it, always.
[00:18] <agronholm> sCOTTo, just ask
[00:19] <CaponeBH> Hey guys how are you all?
[00:19] <hutty> ok
[00:19] <ole> hi Capone
[00:19] <camilla_Nilsson> jrib yes wrong channel i know and really sorry but ..
[00:19] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: also you may have better luck with a previous version of Ubuntu such as 9.10
[00:19] <hutty> hi CaponeBH
[00:19] <camilla_Nilsson> drizzt thank u
[00:19] <zcat[1]> yet strangely so many still use MSIE?!
[00:19] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Well Linux is just an arrray of Unix like operating systems. ... I knos Ubuntu is based on Debian..
[00:19] <GeekSquid> selvin: lamp is a bunch of stuff, and yes you can install it from synaptic, however I find using aptitude for installing a lamp server much easier
[00:19] <drizzt_> zcat[1], stop flaming
[00:19] <kianleong> guys i dl and install bittorrent in synatic how do i use it ??
[00:19] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: I'd consider it a linux distro
[00:19] <theGman> !hi |CaponeBH
[00:20] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: yes it is a Linux distro, but it isn't The Linux Distro
[00:20] <Kartmaan> fine
[00:20] <kevr> hm..
[00:20] <theGman> Oh right, ubbotu got dropped. :P
[00:20] <kevr> my synaptics seems to be screwed.
[00:20] <zcat[1]> drizzt_:  commenting on behaviour, not intended to be a flame. just trying to understand why people do strange things
[00:20] <Brandano> kianleong: which bittorrent? the default is Transmission, but there's other clients
[00:20] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: it's not the Linux operating system
[00:20] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: it's just one of many
[00:20] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Right.
[00:20] <ubertroll> OWNADOR1
[00:20] <kianleong> Brandano,  i dl through synatic , package name is bittorrent
[00:20] <CaponeBH> Guys, can you help me? I want to add some cool effects on my ubuntu-studio, when i read about it long ago but i didnt had a good computer to do so, it was with beryl, am i right? still being with beryl? or is with compiz?
[00:21] <malac0da> Hrmmm...k3b is saying I have to manually convert the songs to wav then it can burn?
[00:21] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: There was an ancient Fedora Core install on this machine, I'm just renovating :D
[00:21] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: 9.10 is alright with Intel
[00:21] <sCOTTo> ok I have a ubuntu firewall, inside it I have a number of computers and a voip server. I have firewall as a gateway boviously, I have iptables commands running to allow me to share the internet connection, I have the currect incoming commands for routing the data for the voip server, it seems though that teh voip server cannot connect to the outside world. reading the man pages is REALLY starting to confuse me. Can anyone tell
[00:21] <sCOTTo> me a command that will allow ALL connections outbound from a specific ip address?
[00:21] <sebsebseb> by the way
[00:21] <soreau> CaponeBH: compiz now
[00:21] <timposey> Gimp is installed on my system but not showing up in the menu...what do I need to do to get it to show up.
[00:21] <hutty> jrib    the message the bot sent me says........ "There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free"
[00:21] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: There's a workaround for this issue with 10.04 LTS though right?
[00:21] <soreau> CaponeBH: beryl is dead
[00:21] <Loshki> malac0da: that's true, unless your player plays mp3 format. Does it?
[00:21] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: it's a bug
[00:21] <jrib> hutty: install unrar
[00:21] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: so any work around won't be perfect
[00:22] <zcat[1]> timposey:  reinstall it. It _should_ be there? or right click, edit menus and see if it's unchecked?
[00:22] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: or uhmm well i'll have a look at the link you gave hold on
[00:22] <hutty> np
[00:22] <blue_anna> !rubygem
[00:22] <malac0da> No it does not...I thought k3b converted the songs right to audio tracks for an audio cd does it not?
[00:22] <CaponeBH> soreau: So how can i install cool effects like the cube, and snow, close the windows and they get on fire?
[00:22] <slevin> does it differ using 32 or 64 bit?
[00:22] <zcat[1]> timposey:  also possibly log out and back in?
[00:22] <CaponeBH> soreau: is just go to the terminal and apt-get install compiz?
[00:22] <lee__> what is the difference between google chrome and chromium?
[00:22] <soreau> CaponeBH: not sure about ubuntu studio.. is it gnome?
[00:23] <zcat[1]> apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[00:23] <hutty> jrib     will it work in the file manager or do  I havre to use the terminal?
[00:23] <blue_anna> why is ruby gems not allowed to update itself on Ubuntu? http://pastebin.org/227739
[00:23] <chalcedony> *something* i did messed up my sound, where can i get help? i have ubuntu 9.04
[00:23] <theGman> Can ANYONE tell me if I apt-get remove upstart, which REPLACED whatever the default installed init daemon pkg will it RE-INSTALL the default? Since upstart is a replacement?
[00:23] <zcat[1]> CaponeBH:  apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[00:23] <CaponeBH> soreau: yeah, gnome, i believe that the same things that works for ubuntu works for ubuntu-studio
[00:23] <jrib> slevin: the link ubottu gave you should have fairly straightforward instructions. They do not depend on architecture
[00:23] <drizzt_> theGman, yes
[00:23] <Loshki> malac0da: hold on, I'll run my k3b and check...
[00:23] <soreau> CaponeBH: Try this:
[00:23] <jrib> hutty: it will work through the file manager
[00:23] <soreau> ! compiz | CaponeBH
[00:23] <theGman> drizzt_: Thank you.
[00:23] <timposey> zcat[1] thanks, it was checked but I unchecked it and checked it again and it shows up now,  Thanks so much for being here and for the help!
[00:23] <hutty> jrib    thanks
[00:23] <soreau> CaponeBH: I meant sys>prefs>visual effects>extra
[00:23] <mannyv> can anyone here help me with an LTSP problem?
[00:24] <soreau> CaponeBH: sys>prefs>appearance, srry
[00:24] <CaponeBH> soreau: ok, let me try...just a moment
[00:24] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: well the link you gave is some blog, and I see no comments, so nothing about if it actsaully works,  plus with unoffical websites,  they will sometimes give bad advice
[00:24] <GeekSquid> mannyv: you might ask in #ltsp
[00:24] <zcat[1]> not sure why I still hang out here, I switched to debian a month ago.. ;)
[00:24] <blue_anna> what's the unix command to log a bash session ?
[00:25] <sebsebseb> zcat[1]: heh yeah I know what you mean
[00:25] <zcat[1]> well, this machine is debian, others are still ubuntu
[00:25] <sebsebseb> zcat[1]: I switched to Mandriva on this computer in Novemember, but yet I am still here,   ok Ubuntu is on the other computer still, but  stil
[00:25] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Not much to lose, it's a fresh install and I can always just whack it again heh.
[00:25] <ahzrukhal> I am preparing to tripple boot XP, Ununtu, and Back|Track4
[00:25] <sebsebseb> zcat[1]: altough I know why I hang out in here still
[00:25] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: that's true
[00:25] <CaponeBH> soreau: there is visual effects, but not extras. Im using it already but its nothing special, just when i open and close the window, the window shakes
[00:25] <Quelyn> Does anyone know a solid work around they've tried for 10.04 LTS not booting with on Board intel sound?
[00:25] <mannyv> GeekSquid, thanks i tried #ubuntu-ltsp but there was nobody there
[00:26] <CaponeBH> soreau: i just can choose the option of use effects, but not which effects
[00:26] <zcat[1]> No way I can switch my wife's computer, she hates change.. going to be hard enough to sneak 10.04 onto her 9.10 system
[00:26] <sebsebseb> zcat[1]: something about helping users I guess loads of them
[00:26] <soreau> CaponeBH: Ok, install ccsm
[00:26] <agronholm> sCOTTo, iptables -A OUTPUT --source <ip> -j ACCEPT
[00:26] <soreau> ! ccsm | CaponeBH
[00:26] <zcat[1]> (it might even be 9.04, I haven't updated it for a while..)
[00:26] <Loshki> malac0da: nope, with k3b you need to convert to wav manually first....
[00:26] <sebsebseb> zcat[1]: plus  maybe you also want a Linux distro to gain some proper market share against Windows,  and if we like it or not,  Ubuntu is the one that has most chance at doing so at the moment
[00:26] <sCOTTo> agronholm:   I could kiss you right now... but I wont... my wife would get a little upset ;)
[00:27] <DarkStar1> zcat[1]: just make up some computer jargon speak about security and updates :)
[00:27] <agronholm> sCOTTo, consider using ufw instead
[00:27] <agronholm> if it's an option for you
[00:27] <CaponeBH> soreau: ok, installing compizconfig-settings-manager
[00:27] <sCOTTo> agronholm:   is that a gui ?
[00:27] <Tetracomm> Does anyone want a script that enables them to right click an image and click "set as wallpaper"?
[00:28] <agronholm> sCOTTo, I bet it has a gui, but check out the ufw (uncomplicated firewall) command
[00:28] <zcat[1]> DarkStar1: I could just ininstall java/flash and when her games stop working I tell her she needs to upgrade.
[00:28] <CaponeBH> soreau: installed, and now? install simple-ccsm?
[00:28] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: oh you got a sound issue as well?
[00:28] <sCOTTo> agronholm:   i try to avoid gui ;) I Was once taught by someone special that gui is not good ;)
[00:28] <rww> agronholm, sCOTTo: gufw is a GUI for ufw.
[00:28] <DarkStar1> Tetracomm: no thanks. I'm going to learn scripting in a sec and script image rotation of the desktop background
[00:28] <soreau> CaponeBH: open ccsm by running it in your terminal or selecting it from sys>prefs
[00:28] <sCOTTo> ill look into ufw
[00:28] <sCOTTo> thanks
[00:28] <rww> agronholm, sCOTTo: but yeah, just ufw is easy to use :)
[00:29] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Oops, typo.
[00:29] <zcat[1]> or I could just wait until her games no longer work with the version of flash in 9.10 ;)
[00:29] <Quelyn> Onboard Video rather.
[00:29] <agronholm> I wonder why that program is not installed by default
[00:29] <Tetracomm> Ok.
[00:29] <malac0da> darn...
[00:29] <Tetracomm> Darkstar1: Could you tell me how when you find out how to do that?
[00:29] <Lurner>  hello to all.. I am using the latest version of Ubuntu ( 10.4) and I'm trying to adjust the grub menu.lst but when I bring it up, it's blank.. did they change the name of the grub loader's menu file ?
[00:29] <DarkStar1> zcat[1]: That could bite you in the ass esp when the software tells her that Java/flash that used to be there before is no longer there anymore
[00:29] <rww> !grub2 | Lurner
[00:29] <sCOTTo> rww:   should I not be learning this stuff fromt eh base upward? not trying for the easy way out ?
[00:29] <bentspace> Anyone know where the Xchat's status window is for registering nick names?
[00:29] <zcat[1]> !grub2 | Lurner
[00:30] <zcat[1]> hmm, too slowp
[00:30] <rww> sCOTTo: generally I'd say yes, but iptables (which ufw is a frontend for) is horribly confusing
[00:30] <Lurner> oh thanks a lot !
[00:30] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: Newer is not alwasy better by the way!  in certain ways  previous versions are still better,  so if you want to try a previous version :D
[00:30] <DarkStar1> Tetracomm: google is your friend :) + I have some old books on unix scripting lying around somewhere.. Used to script way back but I've forgotten it :)
[00:30] <CaponeBH> soreau: nice, it opened a windows with the configs, let me check if it will work, just a moment pls.
[00:30] <zcat[1]> DarkStar1:  ubuntu makes things so easy she could probably figure out how to reinstall it anyway!
[00:30] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Yeahhh I have a 9.10 ISO waiting in the wings, but I just want to make this stupid work :D
[00:31] <Tetracomm> Yes, but if ou find out, you can just tell me. :)
[00:31] <Whitor> Hi. Is it OK for me to delete the .thumbnails directory in my home dir? I assume it will just rebuild as it encounters the thumbnailable files again ... correct ?
[00:31] <Tetracomm> Darkstar1
[00:31] <DarkStar1> zcat[1]: Wacha gonna do then? :P
[00:31] <zcat[1]> Whitor:  correct
[00:31] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: also what happens with Ubuntu at the moment, for various reasons, is that sometimes hardware that worked fine in a previous version, no longer does in the current latest
[00:31] <Whitor> zcat[1], thanks
[00:31] <soreau> CaponeBH: if you want to do cube, come to #compiz (see you there)
[00:31] <DarkStar1> Tetracomm: que pasa?
[00:31] <sCOTTo> ok rww thanks
[00:31] <zcat[1]> my thumbnails is linkedto /dev/shm/.thumbnails so it gets cleaner at every reboot
[00:31] <zcat[1]> *cleaned
[00:31] <sCOTTo> agronholm:   thanks for the help :D
[00:32] <sCOTTo> I had better get back to this....
[00:32] <DarkStar1> Tetracomm: Oh just caught up with your chat.. Will let you know
[00:32] <calibre> sebsebseb: My backup is almost done
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: also I expect loads of the other desktop Linux distro's don't have the issue your getting
[00:32] <sebsebseb> calibre: ok
[00:32] <FirstSgt> I am running ubuntu server (latest), have openvpn installed, and am getting this error when trying to connect: TCPv4_CLIENT []: No route to host (code=113)
[00:32] <calibre> sebsebseb: SO after that I boot CD and hit the installl option correct?
[00:33] <calibre> install*
[00:33] <sebsebseb> calibre: yeah or check ISO,  you can do that after it's installed even, oh so easy in ubuntu
[00:33] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok. cool.
[00:33] <sebsebseb> calibre: good practice to check them, even though 99% of the itme they will have downloaded fine
[00:34] <calibre> sebsebseb: Check within Ubuntu?
[00:34] <sebsebseb> calibre: yeah Live  CD or install
[00:34] <zcat[1]> good idea to check iso before you start the install too.. had a fingerprint on a disk yesterday which messed up my upgrade, had to clean the disk and start again from the beginning!
[00:34] <calibre> sebsebseb: I will check after it installs.
[00:34] <Seq> the PAM module that ecryptfs-utils provides, is it hard coded for just home directories, or can I modify it to decrypt other filesystems as well?
[00:34] <calibre> sebsebseb: That cool?
[00:34] <sebsebseb> zcat[1]: well sure, but this guy's CD seems to be working fine
[00:35] <Therian^> Hello, I'm having an issue trying to install 10.04.. the installer doesn't recognize my HD. (I can see it fine outside from it, was even able to run gparted to create the partitions already).. What could be wrong?
[00:35] <calibre> sebsebseb: I made the CD today, and its been runing great
[00:35] <sebsebseb> zcat[1]:  calibre also yeah, I would normally check before doing an install
[00:35] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok When I boot into the CD what do I do
[00:35] <calibre> sebsebseb: Link?
[00:35] <Loshki> malac0da: try serpentine
[00:36] <sebsebseb> zcat[1]: so you think calibre should be guided through how to check the ISO whilst using the Live CD, before installing Ubuntu?
[00:36] <DarkStar1> HAs anyone who dual boots timed how long it takes to get to the log in screen from choosing Lucid in the GRUB menu?? I need to compare with my system
[00:36] <sebsebseb> calibre: have you used the terminal at all in Ubuntu?
[00:36] <zcat[1]> mine was just-burned and verified, put a fingerprint on it putting it in the drive and wasted about a half hour because of that. Cleaned off the disk and did a test again and it was OK and then did the upgrade.
[00:36] <calibre> sebsebseb: Yea I have.
[00:36] <calibre> sebsebseb: Worked just fine.
[00:37] <hutty> DarkStar1    is it really really quick?
[00:37] <sebsebseb> calibre: have you ever cd'd into a folder on your hard disk?  no I guess not
[00:37] <calibre> sebsebseb: nope.
[00:37] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok my files are done backing up.
[00:37] <sebsebseb> calibre: could check ISO in Windows as I said before, easier to do it in Ubuntu though.  plus  if I guide you through that, you'll learn something
[00:37] <hutty> I dont dual boot lucid   but it nload in less than 15 sec
[00:37] <DarkStar1> hutty: That's what I want to know.. It takes 25 seconds on this dying hard drive I installed it on
[00:37] <drizzt_> sebsebseb, why he needs to cd ever?
[00:38] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: what you on about bootable USB sticks?
[00:38] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok, well
[00:38] <zcat[1]> lucid is really noticably faster to boot on every machine I've installed it on so far.
[00:38] <hutty> is it a sata drive?
[00:38] <calibre> sebsebseb: How do I do it in windows.
[00:38] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | calibre
[00:38] <DarkStar1> hutty: yes.. SATA1
[00:39] <hutty> 7200 rpm?
[00:39] <blue_anna> how can I install from source with apt-get instead of from binary?
[00:39] <DarkStar1> hutty: Yes, but like I said it's also a dying hard drive
[00:39] <sebsebseb> calibre: I think dijikul was trying to say that you don't really need a CD to install Ubuntu, since if you have a big enough USB stick, you could make a bootable USB stick and install from that,  however as far as I know most of us still use CD's, for installing these kind of operating systems
[00:40] <sebsebseb> calibre: that we have made
[00:40] <MPX> I got no idea what Chet's email ad is.
[00:40] <onetinsoldier> blue_anna: first download like so... apt--get -d source <package_name>
[00:40] <drizzt_> blue_anna, apt-get build-dep <package-name>
[00:40] <MPX> I've just read alot on the forums about people Emailing him
[00:40] <hutty> DarkStar1     use it just for swap then maybe
[00:40] <mikeliss> I'm fairly certain that I need a version of libpoppler from about 2007. Is there any easy way to install it?
[00:40] <MPX> and him always replying to emails, no matter what
[00:40] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok.
[00:40] <zcat[1]> blue_anna:  usually install source package, build binary package from that, install binary package..
[00:40] <MPX> Ooops sorry wrong room
[00:40] <sebsebseb> not dijikul  ,but  drizzt_
[00:40] <calibre> sebsebseb: How do I do this ISO test?
[00:40] <calibre> sebsebseb: I dont get it.
[00:40] <sebsebseb> calibre: that's ok
[00:40] <DarkStar1> hutty: nahh.. I can't use a 160GB just for swap!!
[00:41] <sebsebseb> calibre: altough in Windows you basically, download a program to check ISO,  and then compare the code you get on a website
[00:41] <Loshki> blue_anna: sudo apt-get source <packagename>
[00:41] <hutty> hehe
[00:41] <blue_anna> -d or build-dep or source ? are they all the same?
[00:41] <calibre> sebsebseb: Do ya think anything will mess up?
[00:41] <sebsebseb> calibre: so much easier in a Linux distro though,  but first you would need to cd (change directory)  into the folder where the ISO is stored, so in this case your Windows partition
[00:41] <amites> Anyone here dealt with errors with mysql-server while upgrading to Lynx??
[00:41] <drizzt_> IBT Windows haz no wc FUD
[00:41] <onetinsoldier> blue_anna: they are not all the same
[00:41] <sebsebseb> calibre: as long as Windows is shut down properly,  Ubuntu should have no problem at all, accessing your Windows partition
[00:41] <calibre> sebsebseb: i am still new, lol I dont know all of this yet
[00:41] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: OK, turns out I was given the wrong specs, this machine actually does have Nvidia, yay
[00:42] <sebsebseb> calibre: I know
[00:42] <zcat[1]> Handy tip I've found, to save digging around looking for md5sum files just generate md5sum and put that into google. If there are any results at all it's probably good (at least matches a good copy of something..)
[00:42] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: oh
[00:42] <drizzt_> md5*
[00:42] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok then, well I am gunna restart and switch to the CD, and then I will hit the installer option and go from there.
[00:42] <malac0da> I got k3b to recognize mp3s. I just installed libk3b6-extracodecs. Now I just got to see if it actually burns the cd.
[00:42] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: right however you don't even have a propritary driver installed hrm
[00:42] <sebsebseb> calibre: no go on the try Ubuntu option
[00:42] <sebsebseb> calibre: then come back here, when your on the CD
[00:42] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Can I boot into Live CD and access the main File System to install drivers?
[00:42] <calibre> sebsebseb: I cant get on xchat.
[00:42] <calibre> sebsebseb: It wont download it.
[00:42] <sebsebseb> calibre: sudo apt-get install xchat
[00:43] <sebsebseb> calibre: or try some other IRC client even, sudo apt-get install konversation for example
[00:43] <calibre> sebsebseb:yes i did that
[00:43] <calibre> lol
[00:43] <calibre> sebsebseb: Wont worl.
[00:43] <calibre> work*
[00:43] <sebsebseb> calibre: hrm
[00:43] <Loshki> blue_anna: apt-get source fetches the actual source files into the current directory. apt-get build-dep installs packages (binaries) that the source needs to compile and build. '-d' is download only, i.e. fetch but don't install anything...
[00:43] <sebsebseb> calibre: ok stop
[00:43] <drizzt_> sebsebseb, I think his network hardware isn't recognized
[00:43] <calibre> sebsebseb: ok.
[00:43] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: yes ame here
[00:43] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: yes same here
[00:43] <sebsebseb> calibre: ok right your not ready to install just yet then it turns out
[00:43] <calibre> sebsebseb: How come?
[00:43] <Loshki> malac0da: well done...
[00:43] <sebsebseb> calibre: since you got wireless right? and it's not being detected
[00:44] <calibre> sebsebseb: No I can access the internet just fine, lol.
[00:44] <sebsebseb> calibre: well then you should be able to install programs onto the Live CD as well
[00:44] <calibre> sebsebseb: it wont download xchat is all.
[00:44] <zcat[1]> calibre:  did you enter the 'example' text for proxy during the install? Normally you would just leave that blank.
[00:44] <drizzt_> blue_anna, you need build-dep first to setup compiler and libraries
[00:45] <bart_> Hola alguien habla español?
[00:45] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: ok maybe I can save you a bit of time,  but you got to answer this first
[00:45] <zcat[1]> !es | bart_
[00:45] <hutty> poco
[00:45] <Therian^> (trying again maybe it has been missed) Hello, I'm having an issue trying to install 10.04.. the installer doesn't recognize my HD. (I can see it fine outside from it, was even able to run gparted to create the partitions already).. What could be wrong?
[00:45] <calibre> zcat[1]: no.
[00:45] <drizzt_> blue_anna, otherwise you'll have to install package after package after each configure error
[00:45] <calibre> Sebsebseb: So what now?
[00:45] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: would you like to,  run some of the 3D games that are in the Ubuntu repo?  or the compiz 3D effects?
[00:45] <SocialistPig> therian
[00:45] <SocialistPig> try sudo apt-get remove dmraid
[00:45] <SocialistPig> in live cd
[00:45] <SocialistPig> then open installer
[00:45] <Therian^> SocialistPig: Alright
[00:45] <malac0da> It seems to be burning the cd
[00:45] <sebsebseb> calibre: well something is wrong
[00:45] <sebsebseb> calibre: if you can't install programs onto your running Live CD session
[00:46] <calibre> sebsebseb: I will go and get the errors and pastebin them, and I will come back here.
[00:46] <sebsebseb> calibre: also the whole point of try from CD, is to  find out if everything is ok or not, before installing
[00:46] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Not sure.  I guess I'd like to be able to have that capability if possible?
[00:46] <DCGstudios> Anyone having the problem in the me-menu where if the status is set to online, its unable to be re-set back to online or any other status?
[00:46] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: yes that's what I thought well
[00:46] <DCGstudios> *offline
[00:46] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: you would need to install propritary Nivida driver for this
[00:46] <FriedrichMan> hey everyone
[00:46] <FriedrichMan> I know this isn't a python related channel but I try to get on #python and I cant... where can I ask my totally newbie programming question?
[00:47] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: however then the boot up that 10.04 uses, will mess up big time, probably
[00:47] <martingugino> can i ask about irc? ( i just loaded irc on version 10.4) but i am new to irc
[00:47] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Hmmm
[00:47] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: look rather odd when booting up that kind of thing
[00:47] <Therian^> SocialistPig: That did the trick, a million thanks! =)
[00:47] <agronholm> FriedrichMan, register your nickname first
[00:47] <zcat[1]> hmm, so calibre is still running from cd, has internet connection but cal't install packages?
[00:47] <SocialistPig> a little warning
[00:47] <agronholm> FriedrichMan, then you can enter there
[00:47] <zcat[1]> *can't
[00:47] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: As long as it looks fine once booted.
[00:47] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: it won't
[00:47] <SocialistPig> hitting the upgrade button on any computer Ive had to do that with
[00:47] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: when I upgraded other computer from 9.10, I already had the driver installed, so I got really odd boot up
[00:47] <kpoman> hi all ! anyone any experience on n810 ?
[00:47] <SocialistPig> fails 100% of the time
[00:47] <malac0da> I didn't think you could install anything onto a live cd since it isn't writing to the cd?
[00:47] <SocialistPig> plan to do fresh installs =/
[00:47] <agronholm> FriedrichMan, one warning though, #python isn't a friendly channel, people are fairly arrogant and mean there
[00:47] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Only during boot up though?
[00:48] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: you can do a text mode instead
[00:48] <zcat[1]> malac0da:  it installes into memory
[00:48] <Therian^> SocialistPig: Ouch. alright, will keep that in mind. Thanks again!
[00:48] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Text mode bootup?
[00:48] <malac0da> ohhh
[00:48] <hutty> when I boot from the live cd  it wont pickup my usb modem
[00:48] <DCGstudios> When i set my status in the me-menu to offline, its unable to be re-set back to online or any other status... Anyone had this bug or fixed this bug?
[00:48] <SocialistPig> pretty sure its an issue with the fake raid on the motherboard
[00:48] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: Ok, what do i gotta do? :D
[00:48] <zcat[1]> malac0da:  anything you 'install' on the live CD boot goes away when you reboot.
[00:48] <Tetracomm> Ok, thank you Darkstar1
[00:48] <FriedrichMan> can't I just ask my question in here? I am sure somebody's got to know... it's very newbie... I am sure they're gonna trate me like crap in there for such a silly question
[00:48] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: yes after you have  set that up, quite easy to do.  have you tried Ubuntu 10.04 at all? have you seen it?   I want to ask something else as well, to find out, if you should just go with 9.10 really.
[00:49] <drizzt_> FriedrichMan, alternatively you could read up the manual, it's clear enough even for such pos the python is
[00:49] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: yeah I saw it, it looks nice.
[00:49] <DarkStar1> Tetracomm: Already on it now
[00:49] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: I was running it via live cd.
[00:49] <Loshki> agronholm: in my experience, the #openbsd channel could give #python lessons in condescension
[00:49] <agronholm> drizzt_, why such harsh words?
[00:49] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: theme can be installed in 9.10 as well, I belive there's a ppa
[00:49] <malac0da> Ohh...I get it. So it just does like a temporary install
[00:49] <agronholm> Loshki, this is not a contest :P
[00:49] <FriedrichMan> I just wanna know how the bit operators work... I am reading the manual and don't get it
[00:49] <drizzt_> agronholm, because python source is unreadable and uneditable?
[00:50] <Loshki> agronholm: :-)
[00:50] <agronholm> drizzt_, I wouldn't know, and I fail to see what it has to do with all this
[00:50] <agronholm> it doesn't make the language any worse
[00:50] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: Do you want built in Facebook or Twitter feature?  purple look?   well you got 9.10 ISO, may as well boot your computer up from that, have a look,  and if you want install it.  it will work better than 10.04 on there,  or so it seems
[00:50] <FriedrichMan> for instance... how come 3 & 2 ---> 2?
[00:50] <agronholm> what you are referring to is just one of several implementations of the python language
[00:51] <zcat[1]> python source is fine. PERL source is unreadable..
[00:51] <Tetracomm> Ok, DarkStar1: You can tell me via PM.
[00:51] <drizzt_> FriedrichMan, you mask 3 with 2
[00:51] <FriedrichMan> what does that mean'
[00:51] <agronholm> FriedrichMan, what do you expect that to do then
[00:52] <agronholm> FriedrichMan, also, check your pms
[00:52] <myrl> hi
[00:52] <Loshki> malac0da: yes, I think  the livecd uses ramdisks, so you can install stuff until you run out of ram space. Of course it all disappears if you reboot as nothing is written to disk until you do a system install
[00:52] <hutty> how do i get the live  cd   lucid to pickup my usb modem?
[00:52] <zcat[1]> FriedrichMan:  turn them into binary.. 3=11, 2=10 ..
[00:52] <FriedrichMan> I got the turning those into binary part...
[00:52] <FriedrichMan> but once they're both binary...
[00:52] <zcat[1]> 'mask' means result is 1 where both digits are 1
[00:53] <zcat[1]> so result is 10 = 2
[00:53] <drizzt_> Loshki, actually you cannot modify live image much, because system comes to a halt
[00:53] <brianherman> ok I had wireless working a second ago
[00:53] <Quelyn> sebsebseb: The build int social networking stuff seemed pretty neat to check out, If I cannot get 10 to work ill use 9, it's really just to have a Linux machine for work
[00:53] <brianherman> how do I get the list of devices to for wireless to work
[00:53] <FriedrichMan> zcat[1] So it chooses on the one which begins with one and ends with soemthing else?
[00:54] <Loshki> drizzt_: that sounds like a bug then (or you ran out of RAM space). I routinely install ssh and other stuff when I run live cds..
[00:54] <brianherman> like lspci but geting the /dev/<device>
[00:54] <agronholm> FriedrichMan, are you listening?
[00:54] <zcat[1]> FriedrichMan:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mask_%28computing%29
[00:55] <Geico> hey guys
[00:56] <Geico> how do i install etoile on ubuntu?
[00:56] <Geico> i got gnustep runnning
[00:56] <xenon401> Anyone know of other distributions of Linux that are not revolved around the "n00b" user? I heard Debian?
[00:56] <sebsebseb> Quelyn: ok sure, plus you can use Gwibber in 9.10 as well, for the social stuff,  you just won't have anything for that on the top right of the panel
[00:56] <Geico> but etoile is always the tricky part
[00:56] <zcat[1]> !info etoile
[00:56] <Geico> nothing happened ;-P
[00:56] <Geico> !info gnustep
[00:56] <zanzibar1982> hi guys... can I deactivate/uninstall update packages from a certain date on?
[00:56] <Geico> hmm
[00:56] <Geico> yea
[00:56] <zcat[1]> what is etoile?
[00:56] <drizzt_> xenon401, Debian is exactly like Ubuntu, only very old
[00:56] <Geico> it is a DE
[00:56] <Geico> for gnustep/x11
[00:56] <xenon401> Yeah, I tried it in a VB.
[00:57] <zcat[1]> drizzt_:  sid isn't.
[00:57] <Geico> it is an actual mac os x clone
[00:57] <xenon401> Ubuntu is based off of Debian.
[00:57] <Geico> and the reason im running it is because
[00:57] <Geico> i hate all other DEs
[00:57] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: xenon401 uh no.   Debian Stable is rather old yes,  Debian testing no,  that's more up to date than Ubuntu, and Ubuntu tends to be based on that
[00:57] <Geico> for ubuntu(xcept the new gnome
[00:57] <sebsebseb> !debian | drizzt_ xenon401
[00:57] <Geico> !camaelon.app
[00:57] <xenon401> Yes, I know Ubuntu is based off of the Debian foundation.
[00:58] <drizzt_> it's not 'based of
[00:58] <zcat[1]> I upgraded to testing two days ago.. took me half the day to sort out all the updates and get nvidia working again but it's all sweet now!
[00:58] <drizzt_> it's the same packages
[00:58] <xenon401> got to go
[00:58] <Geico> yea
[00:58] <Geico> ubuntu is based on debian
[00:58] <sebsebseb> drizzt_:  xenon401  also Debian is bsically Ubuntu, but without the junk features,  yes there are junk features in Ubuntu now days, well at least for some of us properly experienced users
[00:58] <Geico> but debain is a much "slower" updated version of ubuntu
[00:58] <Geico> and a much lesser funded
[00:58] <xenon401> Geico: agree
[00:58] <Geico> but u know what?
[00:58] <zanzibar1982> can I uninstall update pkges installed on a given date??? :(
[00:58] <sebsebseb> Geico: Debian is not Ubuntu
[00:58] <jeeves> what is the best way to do a CLI ADSL PPPoE connection?
[00:59] <xenon401> I know. Different distros.
[00:59] <hutty> an  Ubuntu  is not Debian!
[00:59] <airtonix> ?
[00:59] <drizzt_> zanzibar1982, only if they come from DISTRO-updates
[00:59] <SocialistPig> ubuntu is mostly debian ..
[00:59] <airtonix> ^
[00:59] <drizzt_> drizzt_, otherwise old version is lost
[01:00] <sebsebseb> SocialistPig: with junk features added on to it,  well  not all of those features are junk :D
[01:00] <hutty> no debian = no ubuntu
[01:00] <dominicdinada> the question is where did ubuntu come from wasn't it a split from the debain core long long ago
[01:00] <SocialistPig> I like most the features
[01:00] <SocialistPig> its the fact its less stable than debian for some odd reason that bothers me most
[01:00] <zcat[1]> I do now want ubuntu one..
[01:00] <sebsebseb> Ubuntu exists, since Mark Shuttleworth decided to make his own distro
[01:00] <zanzibar1982> drizzt_ and in the case, how do i do it? looks like I still have karmic x64 but with 3/4 of lucid in it and firefox is giving all the issues on earth
[01:01] <zcat[1]> network folder or music store
[01:01] <sebsebseb> Mark Shuttleworth was a Debian developer
[01:01] <drizzt_> zcat[1], use Dropbox, it's better
[01:01] <zcat[1]> exactly!
[01:01] <zcat[1]> and thepiratebay ;)
[01:01] <zcat[1]> sorry, 'and amazon music store'
[01:01] <drizzt_> zanzibar1982, open synaptic and choose Select Version on package in question
[01:02] <drizzt_> drizzt_, but don't have high hopes, it will eventually break your system
[01:02] <dominicdinada> piratebay is dead....
[01:02] <sebsebseb> !ot
[01:02] <haavaros> I have 9.04 on my server, and I'm using Synergy to share my laptop's keyboard with it. But now I can't input åæø (norwegian characters), even though I've set the keyboard prefs on the server to Norwegian. Where do I look next?
[01:02] <zanzibar1982> drizzt_ thanks :(
[01:02] <hutty> my ISP wont let me near The Pirate Bay
[01:03] <bart_> alguien que este aqui, que me pueda ayudar en español porfavor!! =(
[01:03] <dominicdinada> talking about getting ubuntu from torrents and trackers is off topic ?
[01:03] <sebsebseb> !piracy
[01:03] <drizzt_> haavaros, synergy bugtracker?
[01:03] <dominicdinada> !torrent
[01:03] <haavaros> drizzt_: Ah, well ... it may be synergy, but it has worked recently
[01:04] <zcat[1]> Yeah, there are legal ways of getting music for ubuntu other that U1 music store though...
[01:05] <zcat[1]> canonical seems to be leaning towards becoming OSX.. moving the buttons to the right, having their own music store integrated in
[01:05] <sebsebseb> zcat[1]: you meant left
[01:05] <zcat[1]> left, whatever...
[01:05] <sebsebseb> and yes  Ubuntu is becoming more Mac  OS X like
[01:05] <sebsebseb> this is only the start
[01:05] <airtonix> ...
[01:05] <brianherman> nvm
[01:05] <drizzt_> could you take this discussion elsewhere?
[01:05] <brianherman> zcat[1]: they dont ask for 129 every six month though?
[01:05] <SocialistPig> my buttons are fixed :P
[01:06] <dominicdinada> sebsebseb: How is it becoming more mac like... when mac is unix based.. No one ever wanted the old "Macs" but now that it is unix based well that is why it is hott
[01:06] <CogitoErgoSam> zcat[1] there was a blog post about the philosophy behind moving the buttons, and it had nothing to do with OSX.  You can also change it back if you like anyway.  I did.
[01:07] <DonScott> is pulse audio ever gonna just work ?
[01:07] <SocialistPig> that blog post is made no sense
[01:07] <drizzt_> CogitoErgoSam, that's a bulls*t
[01:07] <airtonix> DonScott, does for me! [wall of lol]
[01:07] <Loshki> DonScott: apparently not...
[01:07] <zcat[1]> CogitoErgoSam:  Yeah, but the default theme is designed with the buttons in that position, it looks broken if you move them
[01:07] <DonScott> ok....
[01:07] <sebsebseb> dominicdinada: Unix based heh heh, well yeah, but they still go and sue Linux phone companies over patents and that kind of thing.  Apple that is.  oh and Apple really aren't  really that opensource friendly.  They basically take FreeBSD  put lip stick on it, and sell it.  However this is rather off  topic for in here.
[01:07] <drizzt_> CogitoErgoSam, they can come with any alibies, but it is macosx copycatting
[01:07] <airtonix> You guys must be purposely breaking something to make pulseaudio fail for you...
[01:07] <DonScott> so what should I use instead of pulse audio ?
[01:07] <gunther44> hi, having a headphone, speaker problem, when the earphones are in, it's still blasting from the speakers
[01:07] <sebsebseb> yes there are hardly any issues I know
[01:07] <sebsebseb> ,but
[01:08] <sebsebseb> we should try and keep this channel on topic, even so
[01:08] <sebsebseb> !ot
[01:08] <CogitoErgoSam> zcat[1] There are multiple themes built in and thousands more a few clicks away online
[01:08] <airtonix> ignoring QQ in 5...4...3...2
[01:08] <dominicdinada> Anyhow i am still having problems getting my wireless up in master mode.... stupid hows link to pages that dont exist... and are incomplete
[01:08] <CogitoErgoSam> zcat[1] THe vast majority of them were designed for right-aligned buttons and will look just fine
[01:09] <ionut> hi
[01:09] <ionut> can anyone tell me how an i restore the share folder?
[01:09] <zcat[1]> CogitoErgoSam:  yes, even the other themes that are included all look OK with either button placing
[01:09] <ionut> i have just removed it
[01:09] <airtonix> ionut, as in stopped sharing it ?
[01:10] <Loshki> DonScott: personally, I use alsa, per: http://www.unixmen.com/linux-tutorials/525-resolve-nosound-problem-on-ubuntu910-karmic-koala and http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-all-pulseaudio-related-issues.html
[01:10] <ionut> yes
[01:10] <ionut> i can se any icon , i can't se anything
[01:10] <airtonix> ionut, right click it and select sharing
[01:10] <ionut> everything dissapeared
[01:10] <calibre> sebsebseb: These are the error I get when using sudo-apt get install xchat: Reading Package lists..Done Building Building dependency tree..Done E:Couldn't find package Xchat.
[01:10] <airtonix> ionut, ok so you really mean you deleted the folder
[01:10] <sebsebseb> !info xchat
[01:10] <sebsebseb> calibre: on the Live CD now?
[01:10] <ionut> yeeeeeeeeesssssssssss
[01:10] <bastidrazor> sebsebseb: possibly the universe repo is disabled  calibre
[01:10] <ionut> wait, can you write with a bigger font?
[01:10] <zcat[1]> right click in home folder, new folder, call it 'Shared', THEN right click on it and share it
[01:10] <DonScott> i have sound out the speakers but not on my logitech headset/mic
[01:11] <drizzt_> what is the Share folder?
[01:11] <DonScott> which is kind of odd
[01:11] <calibre> sebsebseb: Yes on the live CD
[01:11] <sebsebseb> calibre: so how are you talking to me?
[01:11] <airtonix> zcat[1], i think you need to read the question again
[01:11] <calibre> sebsebseb: I am on windowsn
[01:11] <sebsebseb> calibre: bastidrazor  makes a good point, the universe repo may be disabled on there
[01:11] <calibre> windows*
[01:11] <sebsebseb> calibre: are you on two computers?
[01:11] <zcat[1]> airtonix:  they 'removed' the shared folder?
[01:11] <calibre> sebsebseb: No.
[01:11] <drizzt_> !undelete
[01:11] <Traveler7> in
[01:12] <calibre> sebsebseb: I just change over restart.
[01:12] <airtonix> ionut, if you deleted the folder then you should first check the trash can.
[01:12] <sebsebseb> calibre: ok fine
[01:12] <Traveler7> I'm getting mucho error
[01:12] <Traveler7> http://pastebin.org/227898
[01:12] <sebsebseb> calibre: md5sum the ISO in Windows, yes it's probably fine, but do that anwyay
[01:12] <sebsebseb> calibre: then just run the Ubuntu installer from the Live CD :)
[01:12] <sebsebseb> and install it
[01:12] <calibre> sebsebseb:Do the ISO thing first?
[01:12] <Traveler7> It all started when I made ATI break :/
[01:12] <sebsebseb> calibre: yes it's a good idea to
[01:12] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | calibre
[01:12] <ionut> airtonix: i have used the rm -r from the terminal
[01:12] <testi> problem: internet < Router1 > dmz <Router2 (acts as VPN-GW to LAN) > LAN, vpn-tunnel comes up, but i cant set a route on tap0 to the dmz, anyone an idea? :)
[01:13] <ionut> airtonix: is that possible to revocer?
[01:13] <Traveler7> ?
[01:13] <calibre> sebsebseb: Do I have to register
[01:13] <calibre> ?
[01:13] <sebsebseb> calibre: reigsther where what?
[01:13] <sebsebseb> register where what?
[01:13] <airtonix> ionut, no it's gone now. also you should of said that in the first place... this isn't a guessing game. if you want the right answer then give the right details
[01:13] <zcat[1]> I prefer alternative installs. they go faster, and since ubuntu no longer includes same-gnome (this was my favorite game to play while waiting for an isntall to finish)
[01:13] <calibre> sebsebseb: That just shows me this webpage.
[01:14] <dominicdinada> calibre: md5sum is built into ubuntu and no you dont have to register ubuntu
[01:14] <calibre> sebsebseb: what am I supposed to be seeing?
[01:14] <sebsebseb> dominicdinada: yes, but he is going to do it on Windowsn ow
[01:14] <Traveler7> SO FRUSTR
[01:14] <dominicdinada> O.....
[01:14] <xer> What is the prefered irc server/daemon
[01:14] <ahzrukhal> got a quick question, im going to tri-boot winxp, ubuntu and anoth linuz distro, im installing winxp first, should i use NTFS or FAT32?
[01:14] <sebsebseb> calibre: you need a md5sum program.  and  the code to compare iso to
[01:15] <airtonix> ahzrukhal, ask in #windows
[01:15] <helios_> xer: preferred ircd software you mean?
[01:15] <testi> ahzrukhal, ntfs
[01:15] <ahzrukhal> k
[01:15] <calibre> sebsebseb: How do I get the program?
[01:15] <ahzrukhal> thank you
[01:15] <xer> Yeah sorry :p
[01:15] <zcat[1]> ahzrukhal:  ntfs ... full R/W support for ntfs is very good now in most linux distros
[01:15] <xer> i used anope irc services with.. 1 min
[01:15] <helios_> xer: most widely used and supported are UnrealIRCd and InspirIRCd
[01:15] <ahzrukhal> thanks, that is what i wanted to know, :)
[01:15] <CogitoErgoSam>  ahzrukhal:  fat32 hasn't been relevant for a long time, use ntfs
[01:15] <xer> i used unreal :)
[01:15] <helios_> as have I
[01:15] <calibre> I do too
[01:15] <calibre> :)
[01:15] <Traveler7> tjis makes me want to switch to fedor
[01:16] <sebsebseb> calibre: the linux questions  .org link works here
[01:16] <xer> unreal needs to be built from source correct?
[01:16] <CogitoErgoSam>  ahzrukhal:  also if you want the ntfs partitions to mount automatically in linux check out "ntfs-config"
[01:16] <calibre> sebsebseb: I dont get quite what to do I am lost lol.
[01:16] <scyx> hey, does anyone know if/how you can remove items from the nautilus context menu? not talking about the "open with" stuff, but e.g. "copy to","move to" etc
[01:16] <sebsebseb> calibre: install a md5sum program
[01:16] <sebsebseb> calibre: and  then check the ISO in the program
[01:16] <helios_> xer: cant remember but i think so
[01:16] <calibre> Well, cant i check it in VMware?
[01:16] <Traveler7> nvm I think I fix
[01:16] <dominicdinada> zcat[1]: whats even better is the linux support doesnt honor NTFS file permissions and things that are protected in windows can now be removed etc
[01:16] <xer> cool thanks
[01:17] <Traveler7> yw
[01:17] <xer> i might idle for a while
[01:17] <Traveler7> ok
[01:17] <sebsebseb> calibre: oh you have Ubuntu in a virtual machine as well?
[01:17] <calibre> sebsebseb: Can i check in vmware? I am in ubuntu.
[01:17] <mossby> So why is it that whenever I have a disk in my CD drive, it is constantly, or even sporadically, spinning like crazy, even tho I'm not using it or asking it to be read or anything at all... is there a setting somewhere like "dont f*ck with the cdrom drive until i ask you to" ?
[01:17] <calibre> sebsebseb: Yea I am in VMware, I using ubuntu right now lol.
[01:17] <sebsebseb> calibre: if the vm is  detecing the ISO  instead of a CD probably, but I haven't used vmware for quite a long time now,  Virtualbox :)
[01:18] <zcat[1]> dominicdinada:  yes, and things that can't be read in windows, and minor filesystem corruption, I use linux a LOT to help prople recover broken windows systems!
[01:18] <calibre> sebsebseb: so what do I do?
[01:18] <sebsebseb> calibre: the instructions on linux questions .org are pretty clear,  plus there are other programs that could be used instead
[01:18] <drizzt_> it depends on what you _want_ to do
[01:18] <dominicdinada> zcat[1]: yup for infections.... esp when i dumped vista for windows 7 i used a live cd to kill the old windows folder without having to jump throw 20 hoops on the windows :P
[01:19] <dominicdinada> Anyhow i am still having problems getting my wireless up in master mode.... stupid hows link to pages that dont exist... and are incomplete
[01:19] <zcat[1]> would something like cdburnerxp include an md5sum check? I know k3b does...
[01:19] <sebsebseb> calibre: this is not worth all this hassle though,  it's probably fine
[01:19] <dominicdinada> zcat[1]: md5sum is built in
[01:19] <calibre> sebsebseb: yea.
[01:19] <dominicdinada> !md5sum | zcat[1]
[01:19] <zcat[1]> dominicdinada:  in Windows?
[01:19] <sebsebseb> calibre: md5summer.org
[01:19] <sebsebseb> calibre: that's another program you can use
[01:20] <dominicdinada> oh for windows its winmd5
[01:20] <calibre> sebsebseb: So what about xchat not installing?
[01:20] <STF> ho
[01:20] <STF> hi
[01:20] <zcat[1]> dominicdinada:  k3b is handy because if the md5sum is good I generally plan to burn to a disk next anyhow...
[01:20] <drizzt_> calibre, so why it does not installing?
[01:20] <sebsebseb> calibre: that does not matter about xchat anymore
[01:20] <airtonix> calibre, use : apt-cache search chat | grep x
[01:20] <dominicdinada> zcat for windows md5 tools this is what i use http://www.nullriver.com/products/winmd5sum
[01:20] <calibre> sebsebseb: ok.
[01:21] <dominicdinada> it is a free tool
[01:21] <sebsebseb> calibre: just do the md5sum in Windows now, and install Ubuntu,  as long as the ISO is ok
[01:21] <calibre> airtonix: then it should work?
[01:21] <testi> problem: internet < Router1 > dmz <Router2 (acts as VPN-GW to LAN) > LAN, vpn-tunnel comes up, but i cant set a route on tap0 to the dmz, anyone an idea? :)
[01:21] <calibre> sebsebseb: I am on VMware cant I do it on here?
[01:21] <airtonix> calibre, at least you'll get the right package name to install.. (btw i just installed xchat with lucid five minutes ago)
[01:21] <sebsebseb> calibre: no you would probably have to   make another vmx file or whatever
[01:21] <sebsebseb> calibre: just do it on your Windows host OS
[01:21] <calibre> sebsebseb: ok.
[01:21] <airtonix> calibre, there is at least two versions , the normal one and the gnomified one.
[01:22] <sebsebseb> airtonix: not that helpful, they are total newbie
[01:22] <airtonix> sebsebseb, using apt-get install blah already they are
[01:22] <dominicdinada> Anyhow i am still having problems getting my wireless up in master mode.... stupid hows link to pages that dont exist... and are incomplete  for the zd1211 chipset
[01:22] <sebsebseb> airtonix: I guess they had done so in vmware yeah
[01:22] <ahzrukhal> so you are sure that Ubuntu and Back|Track4 will run on NTFS HDD?
[01:22] <drizzt_> you can also take source from RFC and compile it yourself in VS VC Express
[01:23] <sebsebseb> airtonix: however they have never had a pshyical install of Ubuntu just yet
[01:23] <airtonix> sebsebseb, your point is ?
[01:23] <calibre> sebsebseb: Do I download the Beta version?
[01:23] <sebsebseb> airtonix: and the only reason wanted xchat on Live CD, was so he could be guided through the install
[01:23] <dominicdinada> ahzrukhal: a live cd will run because it is loaded in the memory and ramdisk
[01:23] <sebsebseb> calibre: hrm was just thinking
[01:23] <sebsebseb> calibre: if you have already installed Ubuntu into vmware, well it's the same proccess for the Live CD
[01:23] <sebsebseb> installer
[01:23] <ahzrukhal> im not doing it from livecd, i am installing from usb
[01:23] <calibre> sebsebseb: So what do I do?
[01:24] <sebsebseb> calibre: yes  that will do beta version
[01:24] <EvilCa> how i can recovery information from a .tgz archive when it crashes
[01:24] <sebsebseb> calibre: you just need a program that will md5sum
[01:24] <dominicdinada> ahzrukhal: although this is not the backtrack channel the forums are at http://www.remote-exploit.org
[01:24] <EvilCa> when i try to open it
[01:24] <drizzt_> EvilCa, make a backup copy
[01:24] <drizzt_> drizzt_, then unzip it manually
[01:24] <dominicdinada> ahzrukhal: you need to partition your drive and use ext3
[01:24] <EvilCa> in the command line ?
[01:24] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok downloaded what now?
[01:25] <drizzt_> EvilCa, yeap
[01:25] <ahzrukhal> well, backtrack uses ubuntu as a base, so if ubuntu works on ntfs, backtrack will too, so, yes Ubuntu works on NTFS
[01:25] <EvilCa> i'll try
[01:25] <dominicdinada> ahzrukhal: when you set up BT4 it will give you the option to partition the drive with the ext3 settings
[01:25] <sebsebseb> calibre: the beta is  still the latest version of that program
[01:25] <drizzt_> ahzrukhal, I doubt ubuntu can use NTFS as /
[01:25] <calibre> sebsebseb: i got it.
[01:25] <sebsebseb> calibre: been a while since I used it though, but I think it's look around the program and basically open the ISO in it
[01:25] <calibre> sebsebseb: its downloaded what now?
[01:25] <zcat[1]> ahzrukhal:  ubuntu can be installed to an ntfs partiton using wubi. backtrack I do not know, but personally I would leave some free space after your NTFS windows install and install both linuxes on their own ext4 partitions
[01:25] <sebsebseb> calibre: if not, you might have to put the code first in a file, that the ISO is meant to be
[01:26] <drizzt_> damn I don't trust ext4
[01:26] <dominicdinada> ahzrukhal: it is able to read the NTFS headers and file system... BT4 is built on Ubuntu 8.04 i Believe which uses the ext3 journaling
[01:26] <IdleOne> ahzrukhal: Ubuntu does not work on NTFS. Ubuntu can read/write to NTFS
[01:26] <ahzrukhal> zcat: thanks, will do
[01:26] <sebsebseb> calibre: also you might have to extract the file you downloaded some where first
[01:26] <calibre> sebsebseb: I dont get this lol
[01:26] <sebsebseb> calibre: ok I give up with that
[01:26] <zcat[1]> IdleOne:  ubuntu cal be installed as a big image file on an ntfs filesystem...
[01:26] <EvilCa> which is the command to untar a .tgz ?
[01:26] <calibre> sebsebseb: Lol, yea,
[01:27] <sebsebseb> calibre: you can check from Ubuntu later
[01:27] <IdleOne> zcat[1]: hmm ok.
[01:27] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok so what now?
[01:27] <sebsebseb> calibre: install Ubuntu now, and then come back here
[01:27] <drizzt_> EvilCa, gzip -d
[01:27] <zcat[1]> IdleOne: but this is probably not the best way to install it unless you really fear resizing your windows
[01:27] <sebsebseb> calibre: it will take about 20 minutes to install, once it has all the details
[01:27] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok, with the install option?
[01:27] <sebsebseb> calibre: and there's a nice slide show to look at for 10.04,  telling you a bit about what you can do with Ubuntu
[01:27] <sebsebseb> calibre: yes with the install option
[01:27] <dominicdinada> IdleOne: zcat[1] I have never heard of it either but why would you want to install it to its non native file system to begin with
[01:27] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok sure thing.
[01:27] <drizzt_> EvilCa, MAKE THE BACKUP COPY FIRST
[01:28] <calibre> sebsebseb: brb, when I got it.
[01:28] <calibre> sebsebseb: wish me luck ;-;
[01:28] <dominicdinada> !ntfs
[01:29] <dominicdinada> All that will happen is he will be back here when he is getting filesystem errors :P
[01:29] <EvilCa> drizzt_: nah, i'm untaring it now in command line thx :)
[01:29] <sebsebseb> calibre: ok good luck
[01:29] <dominicdinada> sebsebseb: You ready to figure out my issue now :)
[01:29] <dominicdinada> sebsebseb: Anyhow i am still having problems getting my wireless up in master mode.... stupid hows link to pages that dont exist... and are incomplete  for the zd1211 chipset
[01:29] <drizzt_> i have a gut feeling he should use wubi...
[01:30] <harrow> When I change my mouse cursor theme, the theme is not applied. Instead my mouse cursor remains as the default Xorg cursor. What should I do?
[01:30] <sebsebseb> dominicdinada: uhmm I don't tend to do wireless issues
[01:30] <dominicdinada> :'*(
[01:30] <yharrow> = harrow
[01:30] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: oh your someone else that wants to install Ubuntu
[01:30] <RPG-Master> Hey, I want to set Rhythmbox to rip flac at the highest compression setting. What would I have to add the that string in the settings menu in order to do this?
[01:30] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: just been helping one of those
[01:30] <GeekSquid> yharrow: restart X to apply changes
[01:30] <yharrow> still doesnt help
[01:31] <yharrow> For some reason I am not able to change my mouse theme
[01:31] <node0> i mounted ubuntu iso image in /mnt/ubuntu, and gave the following command to install a xen virtual machine.. but its not working.. can anyone tell me what i'm doing wrong? virt-install --paravirt --name xen-ub1 --ram 1024 --disk path=/vm/xen-ub1.img,size=10 --os-variant=ubuntuhardy --location /mnt/ubuntu/
[01:31] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: uh nevermidn read wrong
[01:31] <yharrow> If I know where mouse theme settings are kept maybe I could check those?
[01:31] <intx> does ubuntu server iso have a live boot option?
[01:31] <theGman> sebsebseb: It appears it was the "splash" screen hanging and not the upstart stopping me from fully booting. :) doing the e at grub menu and turning off quiet splash I booted right up.
[01:31] <intx> thanks in advance :)
[01:31] <sebsebseb> theGman: yes there are 10.04 boot up issuews
[01:31] <sebsebseb> theGman: with Plymouth
[01:31] <acerimmer> intx: no it doesn't
[01:32] <theGman> Thought I'd share that with everyone. :)
[01:32] <sebsebseb> theGman: and Nivida and ATI  propritayr dirvers, and I wasn't following your issue before, so I don't even know what it is/was now
[01:32] <yharrow> @ GeekSquid
[01:33] <theGman> sebsebseb: No biggie. I thought it was because I had just installed upstart that I couldn't boot, it seemd to just hang at the splash screen...
[01:34] <STF> my ubuntu server 9.04 has problems with routings: i have one networkdevice (eth0) , which is connected to two routers, the primary 192.168.1.1 for net internetconnection, the secondary 192.168.1.2 with the intranet. In the moment all traffic goes over the primary this is okay, but so i cannot reach the adresses of the intranet.
[01:34] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: yes maybe that person should have gone with Wubi really, on the other hand I guess not quite, since they have been using Ubuntu in VMware  first
[01:35] <sebsebseb> theGman: you can remove Plymouth as well
[01:35] <sebsebseb> theGman: well not the Plymouth package itself, but
[01:35] <theGman> sebsebseb: However, it was because of the specific splash screen I had chosen...spinfinity, all the others I had "checked out" worked just fine.
[01:35] <sebsebseb> theGman: the themes and label
[01:35] <sebsebseb> theGman: oh right
[01:35] <sebsebseb> theGman: I was playing around with Plymouth splash screen's  earlier on the other computer
[01:35] <sebsebseb> theGman: and I belive it was that one, that frooze on me as well
[01:36] <theGman> sebsebseb: It's all good now. I have turned off graph boot anyway, I prefer so SEE what's going on and what fails. :P
[01:36] <sebsebseb> theGman: I booted up recovery mode, and did some sort of  low graphics mode or something.  got  GDM not my KDM,  logged in, removed the theme,  re booted,  with another theme, and no problem
[01:36] <Grell> hey im wondering why Ubuntu/gnome is not putting my monitor in sleep/standby, when the time limit is reached it just turns black, the backlight still on
[01:36] <GUilherme> heey
[01:36] <GUilherme> anyone?
[01:36] <theGman> I usually turn off graph boot on ANY lux I run...
[01:36] <quinten> hi! just upgraded to 10.04, and fancontrol is broken. I can re-run pwmconfig, tweak the file, but after each reboot it breaks again. The error: Configuration appears to be outdated, please run pwmconfig again
[01:37] <sebsebseb> theGman: wanted to play around a bit with Plymouth themes on there,  like I had done with a vm,  snce well  that one will become a text boot,  since doesn't work  properly with the propritary Nivida driver :(
[01:37] <Guest26835> hello guys
[01:37] <STF> hi i need help with routingtables
[01:37] <quinten> Grell: check your power management settings. that's the default behavior because suspend/resume is still somewhat unreliable
[01:37] <bastidrazor> STF: possibly ask in #ubuntu-server if help isn't found here.
[01:37] <STF> thx
[01:38] <sebsebseb> theGman: they done it again though.  remember 8.04 with pulse audio issues?  or  haven't you used Ubuntu again?
[01:38] <Guest26835> hello guys what'sup?
[01:38] <sebsebseb> theGman: yeah introducting something in the LTS,  that really will mess up on some of us
[01:38] <scyx> does anyone know if/how you can remove items from the nautilus context menu? not the "open with" stuff, but e.g. removing "copy to","move to" etc
[01:38] <theGman> sebsebseb: Future ref: Shooes "e" at grub menu and delete the "quiet splash" part of the entry and then ctrl-x to boot. And it will just bypass the splash screen and THEN you can just run: update-alternatives --config default.plymouth and choose a diff one. :)
[01:38] <sebsebseb> theGman: used Ubuntu again?  above it was meant to say, or haven't you used Ubuntu for long enough?
[01:39] <sebsebseb> theGman: a command?
[01:39] <DonaldShimoda> hi
[01:39] <sebsebseb> theGman: I just remove the theme I don't want, and install another
[01:39] <DonaldShimoda> i have a kernel provocate caps locks blinking
[01:39] <kunji> Does anyone know how to make changes to the mouse be consistent, I want the red glass one at a slightly larger size.  It does it when the mouse is over an application but not when it is over the background and some other application windows, no idea why (and I've tried restarting the xserver and a full restart).
[01:39] <testi> problem: internet < Router1 > dmz <Router2 (acts as VPN-GW to LAN) > LAN, vpn-tunnel comes up, but i cant set a route on tap0 to the dmz, anyone an idea? :)
[01:39] <DonaldShimoda> how to check what is worng?
[01:39] <DonaldShimoda> any log?
[01:39] <yharrow> When I change my mouse cursor theme, the theme is not applied. Instead my mouse cursor remains as the default Xorg cursor. What should I do?
[01:40] <bluebaron> how do I remove everything about a package?
[01:40] <testi> apt-get remove <package>
[01:40] <kunji> yharrow: I'm having a similar problem, I wonder if anyone has filed a bug report.
[01:40] <iceroot> bluebaron: apt-get remove --purge package
[01:40] <bluebaron> iceberg, thank you
[01:40] <cruejones> hello, can I use NFS to remote install ubuntu?  from what I see in the official documentation it looks like only http and ftp are supported?
[01:40] <bluebaron> iceroot,
[01:40] <yharrow> kunji: what version of ubuntu did you start seeing your problem?
[01:40] <yharrow> In what*
[01:40] <theGman> sebsebseb: This is my first time using ubuntu. I've used Fedora since their vers 3, and HAD Fed 12 on THIS mach until I screwed it up trying to install gentoo on a usb drive...killed my Fed! :P So I put ubuntu on 'cause I needed a less "bleeding edge" distro anyway...
[01:41] <jeeves> cruejones, why don't you just run a HTTP or FTP server and knock yourself out? that's how I net boot my boxes
[01:41] <theGman> sebsebseb: Anyway, gotta go...a clients work is demanding my attention... :P
[01:41] <cruejones> jeeves: only because I currently have both redhat and suse on nfs and would like them all to be the same
[01:42] <kunji> yharrow: I had it with 9.10 (the first one I used) gave up and went with the default, I don't know if it was ever fixed (tried on a few computers).  Just tried again with 10.04 to see if it worked now.
[01:43] <DonaldShimoda> imklog: Cannot read proc file system, 1.
[01:43] <DonaldShimoda> any idea?
[01:43] <hutty> how do I remove a package without removing any of its  dependences?
[01:43] <intx> is it possible to install ubuntu off a running linux distribution?
[01:43] <SocialistPig> hmm I change mouse pointer and I get both
[01:43] <sebsebseb> hutty: which package?
[01:43] <SocialistPig> depending what window im over
[01:43] <yharrow> kunji: does it work?
[01:43] <intx> e.g. skipping the need for a cd-r or usb?
[01:43] <sebsebseb> intx: no don't think so
[01:43] <bastidrazor> hutty: apt-get remove .. will just pull the package only
[01:44] <bastidrazor> hutty: to clean up the dependencies later use auto-remove
[01:44] <iceroot> hutty: dependencies are never removed by using apt-get remove
[01:44] <kunji> yharrow: partially, over some windows it will apply the new settings, and the rest still used the default mouse.
[01:44] <sebsebseb> hutty: some packages you should leave alone, and not remove at all
[01:44] <yharrow> kunji: I see. My problem is that I dont even get the ubuntu default. I get the cheap looking xorg default
[01:44] <hutty> bastidrazor       ah ok   thanks
[01:45] <kunji> yharrow: oh, I've never seen that happen to someone before, good luck.
[01:46] <brianherman> hey
[01:46] <hutty> sebsebseb      I was going to remove   adium-theme-ubuntu
[01:46] <sebsebseb> hutty: ok and what does it want to take with it?
[01:46] <brianherman> so i got a problem with lucid, whenever I boot my keyboard and mouse are unresponsive, how do i boot without gdm starting
[01:46] <jeeves> cruejones, you're trying to nuke one of the OS installs on your network and get them all onto one release?
[01:46] <yharrow> kunji: its possible that there is a similar solution to both problems. Do you know where cursor settings are stored?
[01:47] <hutty> Ubuntu-desktop and Ubuntu-artwork
[01:47] <sebsebseb> hutty: I see
[01:47] <cruejones> jeeves: no, I actually have a client requirement to POC installing ubuntu via a netapp filer (NFS) for VDI
[01:47] <sebsebseb> hutty: yeah it's the kind of package that really you should leave alone
[01:47] <yharrow> Does anybody know where cursor settings are stored for that matter?
[01:47] <cruejones> jeeves: so the netapp filer limits me to NFS
[01:47] <sebsebseb> hutty: its for Empathy isn't it? the theme?
[01:47] <kunji> yharrow: No idea, I haven't looked into this very deeply, I was just hoping someone on here would know, since I thought it would be a common problem as I've never seen non default cursors working properly.
[01:48] <jeeves> cruejones, ever thought of interdicting Netapp to a really strong magnet?
[01:48] <hutty> ok but if I did want to remove it    is apt-get the way to go?
[01:48] <sebsebseb> hutty: ubuntu-desktop you can remove, it's just a meta package
[01:48] <cruejones> jeeves: yes, especially when capacity reaches about 90%
[01:48] <hutty> as in apt-get remove
[01:48] <sebsebseb> hutty: however you may need that installed, if you upgrade Ubuntu to a later version, to make sure you get all the later features
[01:49] <onetinsoldier> yharrow: try --> sudo update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme
[01:49] <sebsebseb> hutty: as for the branding package I think that might be a meta package as well  (I think it's called meta)
[01:49] <sebsebseb> hutty: branding I mean artowrk
[01:49] <sebsebseb> !info ubuntu-artwork
[01:49] <testi> problem: internet < Router1 > dmz <Router2 (acts as VPN-GW to LAN) > LAN, vpn-tunnel comes up, but i cant set a route on tap0 to the dmz, anyone an idea? :)
[01:49] <sebsebseb> hutty: well that descrption says  it's optional,  should be ok to remove those two then
[01:50] <onetinsoldier> yharrow: do you have 'xcursor-themes' installed?
[01:50] <jeeves> cruejones, ok, so, what are you trying to do?  step by step?
[01:50] <IdleOne> sebsebseb: both ubuntu-desktop and -artwork are safe to remove but probably want to reinstall later
[01:50] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: yes that's basically what I was saying above
[01:50] <hutty> sebsebseb   but what about Ubuntu-Desktop    I dont want that removed!
[01:50] <Sensiva> Hello, I am trying to use Ubuntu-tweak here, but it doesn't prompt me for a password when I click unlock buttons. Any ideas how to fix?
[01:51] <sebsebseb> hutty: see what IdleOne  put
[01:51] <cruejones> so, I am trying to do a basic PXE boot -> remote install ... got the preseed file ready but then realized my only options were ftp or nfs for remote install source
[01:51] <sebsebseb> hutty: when you upgrade Ubuntu to a later version, you will probably want those two packages installed again, but other then that, it's perfectly fine not to have them
[01:51] <Loshki> testi: what route command are you using?
[01:52] <hutty> ok   so I wont lose the desktop?
[01:52] <sebsebseb> hutty: indeed
[01:52] <hutty> ok cool
[01:52] <IdleOne> hutty: nope you wont
[01:53] <aj00200> Can anyone recommend a good Tracker for Ubuntu?
[01:53] <Loshki> cruejones: I've never done a PXE boot myself, but I've set up tons of nfs servers...
[01:53] <hutty> but just to be clear     if I use apt-get remove    some pkg      it will remove said pkg and leave any dependences?
[01:54] <sebsebseb> hutty: no
[01:54] <cruejones> jeeves: right NFS is no problem - according to the ununtu preseed file you can only use http or ftp as you remote install source - so my question is if this is true or if there is some way to specify NFS in preseed
[01:54] <sebsebseb> hutty: it will remove whatever it wants to remove
[01:55] <sebsebseb> hutty: also if you use purge instead of remove,  it will remove config files as well
[01:55] <yharrow> onetinsoldier: how can i check which packages I have installed by command line?
[01:55] <drizzt_> had NFS already stopped hardlocking computers?
[01:55] <jeeves> cruejones, as far as I know, you can't specify a NFS host.  it needs something that has an internet routable protocall
[01:55] <jeeves> cruejones, I could be wrong though
[01:55] <sebsebseb> hutty: so I purge :)  even though for what I am doing remove would be fine
[01:55] <cruejones> jeeves: thanks
[01:55] <onetinsoldier> yharrow: eaxmple... dpkg -l '*cursor*' | grep ^ii
[01:56] <jeeves> cruejones, I think Netapp gives you the option to do a small FTP (I could be wrong though)
[01:56] <yharrow> onetinsoldier: yes its installed
[01:56] <onetinsoldier> yharrow: or just.... dpkg -l <package_name>
[01:56] <yharrow> onetinsoldier:  I'll be back in 5 mins
[01:56] <onetinsoldier> yharrow: roger
[01:57] <hutty> sebsebseb    so its not possibleto remove pkgs in an adhoc manner?
[01:57] <neil_d> I have ntpd running on a server.. but when I ask a client to sync with 'ntpdate -db 192.168.3.254' it doesn't can anyone help?
[01:57] <sebsebseb> hutty: what do you mean adhoc?
[01:57] <bluebaron> I have removed apache2 with apt-get remove --purge apache2, but all the binaries and configs are still there
[01:57] <bluebaron> anyone know what the eff is going on?
[01:58] <sebsebseb> hutty: aptitude can be a bit better than apt-get at dealing with dependancies and give you the option not to remove sometimes.  However useusaly if something else wants to be removed as well, when you remove the package,  the other stuff will get removed as well.
[01:58] <jrib> bluebaron: what do you want to accomplish?
[01:58] <bluebaron> jrib, eradicate apache2 from my system so i can reinstall fresh
[01:58] <sebsebseb> hutty: also if you run aptitude from the terminal, you can do some stuff with packages like that
[01:58] <neil_d> bluebaron: I think the command is 'apt-get purge apache2'
[01:58] <hutty> sebsebseb       ok here I have no printer , so I decide to remove cups    but   Synaptic wants to remove about 8 other pkgs as well
[01:58] <jrib> bluebaron: dpkg -S /path/to/file/you/think/should/be/gone   will probably be enlightening
[01:59] <sebsebseb> hutty: leave cups alone
[01:59] <sebsebseb> hutty: I don't have a printer either  connected to this computer, but I am so not going to mess around removing cups
[01:59] <hutty> that not an answer!!!
[01:59] <sebsebseb> hutty: as a result
[01:59] <sebsebseb> hutty: Cups is basically a part of the Ubuntu system
[01:59] <ali_45> can please anyone tell me that ubuntu 10.04 LTS is compatible with dell dimension 3100 and gateway n79 laptop?
[01:59] <sebsebseb> hutty: and other distros that use it
[02:00] <sebsebseb> hutty: also why do you want to remove this and that?  this is not Windows,  it doesn't matter if you have quite a few apps installed that your not using,  things won't slow down for example as a result
[02:00] <neil_d> ali_45: try running the LiveCD first and see how it goes, that should tell you.
[02:00] <e1nh4nd3r> As long as the daemon isn't running, generally no performance problems will be encountered.
[02:01] <hutty> well the cups daemon is running
[02:01] <ali_45> neil_d: i downloaded off of their website and burned the iso image... but it doesnt boot... does that mean i cant enjoy ubuntu./?
[02:01] <sebsebseb> hutty: system > preferences > prefered applications
[02:01] <helios_> ali_45: you get an error or anything when you try to boot the Live CD?
[02:01] <hutty> and I was trying to have a mean leam machine!
[02:01] <sebsebseb> hutty: however even so,   things  won't slow down if cups is running
[02:02] <neil_d> ali_45: did you check the md5 checksum of the .iso before you burn the CD?
[02:02] <hutty> Ive only got 1.5 GB ram
[02:02] <ali_45> yes on the desktop it just stays on blank screen and doesnt do anything and on laptop it shows error message I/O error...:(
[02:02] <ocellus> ali_45: Yes, live-CD first is cool, like neil_d reccomends :)
[02:02] <e1nh4nd3r> hutty: Easy way to stop that.  "sudo chkconfig cupsd off" then "sudo service cupsd stop"
[02:02] <sebsebseb> hutty: and if you want to really, really, really, really,  be in control about what you have installed in your Linux distro,  learn Gentoo or I guess Linux From Scratch :D
[02:02] <bluebaron> jrib, can I rape you?
[02:02] <CaptainTrek> how can I access the ext3 partition on a windows machine to transfer stuff between the two
[02:02] <jrib> bluebaron: umm...
[02:02] <bluebaron> just a little?
[02:02] <ali_45> what is md5 checksum?...:S... im a noob guys...
[02:03] <elky> bluebaron, what? stop that.
[02:03] <helios_> CaptainTrek: no way to access ext3 from windows that I know of...
[02:03] <bluebaron> elky, don't be jealous
[02:03] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | ali_45
[02:03] <Aperture> md5 checksum is basically checking your download to make sure it is intact
[02:03] <Aperture> darn, beat me to it
[02:03] <neil_d> ali_45: ok.. the md5 checksum is a way of testing if the download got the .iso all ok.
[02:03] <elky> bluebaron, ban evading is not a wise thing to do.
[02:03] <bluebaron> whoa .. didn't know it was that bad elky  ... just chillin .. sorry man ..
[02:04] <hutty> linux from scratch    OMG   you need to be an s&m person for that!
[02:04] <bluebaron> elky, huh?  I'm not banned
[02:04] <bluebaron> am i?
[02:04] <bluebaron> i didn't do anything to avoid a ban
[02:04] <bluebaron> I'm sorry\
[02:04] <bluebaron> I'll just leave
[02:04] <FloodBot3> bluebaron: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:04] <e1nh4nd3r> ...
[02:04] <CaptainTrek> helios_: i think I found the solution.
[02:04] <e1nh4nd3r> Back to our regularly scheduled programming.
[02:04] <CaptainTrek> !ext3 > helios_
[02:04] <ocellus> ali_45: The server version runs like a gaselle on Fujitsu Primergy RX300s5 :)
[02:04] <CaptainTrek> at least for me
[02:04] <CaptainTrek> xD
[02:04] <ali_45> ok i will try to find out how to do checksum and then report back... thanks guys
[02:05] <Aperture> ali_45: no problem, I had the same issue my first time downloading ubuntu
[02:05] <neil_d> ali_45: from the shell run 'md5sum <file>'... btw which exact file did you download?
[02:05] <sebsebseb> neil_d: in the shell? uhmm that's when Ubuntu is booted :D
[02:05] <Zephus> sebsebseb: Hi thar
[02:06] <Aperture> Zephus: Hello.
[02:06] <hutty> e1nh4nd3r     I will do that
[02:06] <neil_d> sebsebseb: ok... terminal..
[02:06] <sebsebseb> ali_45: make sure you have burnt the contents of the ISO to CD, not the ISO itself
[02:06] <Calibre> sebsebseb: I guess it downloaded ok
[02:06] <Calibre> lol
[02:06] <sebsebseb> Calibre: your on Ubuntu now?
[02:06] <Calibre> sebsebseb: Nothing happened to windows at all, no I am on windows.
[02:06] <e1nh4nd3r> hutty: If those commands don't work for you, try "man chkconfig".  Should tell you what the proper syntax is to stop a service from starting on startup.
[02:06] <sebsebseb> Calibre: why did you go back to WIndows, if you just installed Ubuntu?
[02:07] <Calibre> sebsebseb: O kbrb
[02:07] <Aperture> ...I wonder what OS everyone on here is one...?
[02:07] <neil_d> ali_45: what system are you using now.
[02:07] <helios_> lol
[02:07] <e1nh4nd3r> Aperture: Ubuntu 10.04.
[02:07] <testi> Aperture, ubuntu - what else :D
[02:07] <heil> !ext3
[02:07] <testi> 9.10 here hehe
[02:07] <sebsebseb> Aperture: Mandriva One 2010 at the moment :)
[02:07] <neil_d> Apage43: 9.10
[02:07] <hutty> e1nh4nd3r      nice one
[02:07] <test34> !ext4
[02:08] <helios_> Aperture: Ubuntu 10.04
[02:08] <e1nh4nd3r> hutty: Pardon? O.o
[02:08] <Aperture> Well, I'm installing freeBSD, so I might log into here, just under that OS
[02:08] <neil_d> Aperture: 9.10 atm
[02:08] <Aperture> lulz, Ubuntu OS it is!
[02:08] <Aperture> Who would've thought...
[02:08] <agronholm> hm ubottu might need some updating since ext4 is now the default filesystem
[02:08] <test34> agronholm, that is what I thought
[02:09] <neil_d> ali_45: you still there?
[02:09] <hutty> e1nh4nd3r     thanks  for  man page tip
[02:09] <Aperture> ali45 left the room I think
[02:09] <helios_> ali_45 parted a bit ago, neil_d
[02:09] <test34> but I still use ext3
[02:09] <neil_d> I have ntpd running on a server.. but when I ask a client to sync with 'ntpdate -db 192.168.3.254' it doesn't can anyone help?
[02:09] <un214> so I found Xubuntu too heavy, what's a ligher packaging that can run firefox and load custom color themes?
[02:09] <immux> finding help with compiz problem
[02:10] <sebsebseb> un214: Lubuntu/LXDE  is apparnatly more light waight than XFCE/Xubuntu
[02:10] <e1nh4nd3r> hutty: No problem.  "man (command)" is your best friend.  :D
[02:10] <sebsebseb> un214: also it's rather nice indeed :)
[02:10] <test34> un214, Ubuntu Light?
[02:10] <neil_d> helios_: ok
[02:10] <helios_> neil_d: your ntpd server see any incoming connections>
[02:10] <ugliefrog> does anyone know if gwibber updates in the indicator applet in the top right?
[02:10] <DG19075> LXDE is indeed lighter and more responsive
[02:10] <hutty> neil_d       isnt that a private address?
[02:11] <neil_d> hutty: yes.. its got a ltsp client on it.
[02:11] <ocellus> hutty: someone is still waiting for "#man woman"
[02:11] <neil_d> helios_: I don't know.. I don't get anything in the logs on the server.
[02:11] <un214> sebsebseb: thanks
[02:11] <un214> will try that
[02:11] <sebsebseb> un214: np :)
[02:12] <sebsebseb> un214: sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop
[02:12] <neil_d> ocellus: write one yourself
[02:12] <hutty> ocellus   ????
[02:12] <un214> can't need to erase xubuntu first
[02:12] <sebsebseb> un214: Why>?
[02:12] <un214> need to fit installed system in 1GB
[02:13] <DonScott> are there any drivers for the Asus P5N-D motherboard ? I'm thinking that's why my mic and headphones don't work.
[02:13] <sebsebseb> un214: ok  uhmmm   Lubuntu uhmm  you got to get it off one of the community memebers still the ISO I belive.  since it's not really offical or properly offical yet, by 10.10 it will be though
[02:13] <helios_> neil_d: probably a port problem, firewall blocking the connection on the ntp port, or the server not listening to the right port....not really sure about NTPd but just throwing ideas out
[02:13] <un214> yeah I was able to jump right to the ISO
[02:13] <neil_d> helios_: no firewall..
[02:13] <helios_> lubuntu?
[02:13] <sebsebseb> !lubuntu
[02:14] <helios_> ty
[02:14] <neil_d> helios_: is a new one to me too...
[02:14] <ocellus> neil_d: It would be a pity to disturb a standard linux distro with a sudden heavy footprint
[02:14] <un214> maybe the netbook remix is better
[02:14] <sebsebseb> un214: no
[02:14] <sebsebseb> un214: well mabye
[02:14] <sebsebseb> if your on a net book are you?
[02:14] <hutty> neil_d     might the client log that it cant connect to the ntpd server?
[02:14] <sebsebseb> !lubuntu | un214
[02:15] <helios_> neil_d: theres gotta be a log somewhere, id start with trying to find that...sorry i cant help much more than that
[02:16] <testi> problem: internet < Router1 > dmz <Router2 (acts as VPN-GW to LAN) > LAN, vpn-tunnel comes up, but i cant set a route on tap0 to the dmz, anyone an idea? :)
[02:16] <testi> *sigh*
[02:16] <neil_d> helios_: ok
[02:17] <hutty> testi    why not try  asking in   "##networking"
[02:17] <aj00200> Can someone recommend a good musical tracker?
[02:17] <testi> thx hutty, ill give a try :)
[02:17] <e1nh4nd3r> aj00200: Musical tracker?
[02:18] <aj00200> e1nh4nd3r: a program for making drum beats and similar things
[02:18] <e1nh4nd3r> aj00200: I just saw a wiki article on that... let me dig it up.
[02:18] <aj00200> e1nh4nd3r: thanks
[02:19] <e1nh4nd3r> aj00200: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_audio_software#DJ_tools
[02:19] <e1nh4nd3r> Can try some of the stuff on there
[02:19] <STF> my routingtable drives me crazy
[02:19] <calibre> sebsebseb: I got ubuntu to dual boot, but how do I get Xchat to work?
[02:19] <aj00200> e1nh4nd3r: I'll see if any are good. Thanks a lot
[02:19] <calibre> sebsebseb: I get the same error.
[02:19] <sebsebseb> calibre: can get to that,  first  want to do  the other thing
[02:20] <e1nh4nd3r> aj00200: No problem.  Also keep in mind that the listing there is incomplete at best.
[02:20] <aj00200> ok
[02:20] <calibre> sebsebseb: I am on windows again, I wanted to get on Xchat so you could tell me what I needed to do.
[02:20] <sebsebseb> calibre: so when it's time to download another Ubuntu ISO,  or maybe even another distro.  well you'll know what to do
[02:20] <sebsebseb> calibre: oh
[02:20] <sebsebseb> calibre: ok system > preferences > software sources
[02:20] <sebsebseb> calibre: you should have  main and multiverse and such selected/ticked
[02:20] <jay> oh
[02:21] <sebsebseb> !repos | calibre
[02:21] <sebsebseb> calibre: you don't want source code, but the other ones yes
[02:21] <acerimmer> calibre: whole lot easier to use chatzilla as a firefox addon
[02:21] <sebsebseb> acerimmer: he could and I thought about that before
[02:22] <sebsebseb> acerimmer: however  he is having issue installing xchat from the terminal at the moment
[02:22] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok is that all I need to do and then sudo apt-get install xchat?
[02:22] <SocialistPig> empathy works fine
[02:22] <StrangeCharm> how can i force ubuntu always to dial a vpn after connecting to a wlan?
[02:22] <sebsebseb> acerimmer: was like that on the Live CD, but also the install
[02:22] <sebsebseb> calibre: yes, but those may already be set up for you to use
[02:22] <sebsebseb> calibre: if so hrm
[02:22] <acerimmer> sebsebseb: just came back. obviously into middle of your convo.  now shutting my mouth
[02:22] <sebsebseb> acerimmer: nah it's ok :)
[02:22] <matcouto> Does anyone here use StarDict? How can I disable that chinese dictionary?
[02:22] <sebsebseb> slow bot
[02:22] <chetnick> does anyone have problem with new Steam using Wine?
[02:23] <adelcampo> is there a way I can navigate text files in Gedit with out having to move my hands to the arrow keys or the mouse?
[02:23] <calibre> Lol
[02:23] <calibre> sebsebseb: So what if that does not work?
[02:23] <DonScott> i cant seem to get my logitech headset to work.....I'm thinking i need the realtek audio driver i had in windows.
[02:23] <Guest77975> Hi, I just installed Ubuntu 10.04 on my ThinkPad.  How do I disable the touchpad?  There doesn't seem to be an option in the mouse dialogue.
[02:23] <e1nh4nd3r> chetnick: I find that most of what I want to use on Wine doesn't work.  No surprise there.  :)
[02:23] <sebsebseb> calibre: do you understand what the repo's are in Ubuntu? and how that works, if not well the links the bot just gave you
[02:23] <calibre> sebsebseb: ok.
[02:23] <hutty> StrangeCharme      out of curiosity what are you trying to do?
[02:23] <sebsebseb> calibre: also if you do sudo apt-get install pidgin
[02:24] <sebsebseb> calibre: for example
[02:24] <sebsebseb> well that one should install no problem at all
[02:24] <marchingknight11> can someone help me get my wifi enabled
[02:24] <chetnick> e1nh4nd3r: i've been using steam and counter strike for year without any problem, but steam made some major update change, and now i cant see login window. :S
[02:24] <chetnick> years*
[02:24] <okapi14> hi all, I have a video training that would not run or show on kubuntu but will work ubuntu. Anyone knows why
[02:24] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ok so just do what you said and Xchat should work?
[02:24] <sebsebseb> calibre: yes, but I have a feeling all those repo's may already be enabled, which means that there is some sort of issue
[02:25] <e1nh4nd3r> chetnick: Best I could say to do would be to check the Steam forums.
[02:25] <marchingknight11> can someone help me enable my wifi in a new installation of lucid
[02:25] <calibre> sebsebseb: Yea, what do you think that issue could be?
[02:25] <Hopeless8009> is this the right place for help with Ubuntu 9.10
[02:25] <sebsebseb> calibre: system > preferences  > software sources.  or you could open up  synaptic   system > adminisration > synatpic package manager,  and set up the resporites  from that,   or  try and install programs,  just like you can try installing them from software centre
[02:25] <xenon401> Yes
[02:25] <sebsebseb> Hopeless8009: yes
[02:26] <sebsebseb> calibre: also if you can't install a program that is mentioned  to you pretty much straight away,  in software centre, there is bound to be some odd issue
[02:26] <hutty> marchingknight11            you can use network manager for that
[02:26] <sebsebseb> calibre: or oh I got an idea what it might be
[02:26] <calibre> sebsebseb: What?
[02:26] <calibre> :
[02:26] <calibre> :o
[02:27] <calibre> sebsebseb: What do you think it might be
[02:27] <sebsebseb> calibre: maybe the mirror is bad that your trying to get programs from.  you can change that in software sources,  however useually the default is good
[02:27] <marchingknight11> hutty: i tried that.  i have the drivers installed but it won't let me activate the wireless card
[02:27] <sebsebseb> calibre: what you get as the default mirror, depends on your country
[02:27] <calibre> sebsebseb: USA
[02:27] <xenon401> pointing out obvious...
[02:27] <matcouto> Could someone tell me a good english dictionary?
[02:27] <calibre> sebsebseb: I will try what you gave me and if that does not work i will comem back.
[02:27] <sebsebseb> !pm | Hopeless8009
[02:28] <calibre> brb
[02:28] <sebsebseb> calibre: well come back anyway
[02:28] <sebsebseb> calibre: so I know if things work or not and so on
[02:28] <sebsebseb> Hopeless8009: normally I'll pm that one at people, who pm me like that :D
[02:28] <sebsebseb> !compiz | Hopeless8009
[02:28] <hutty> marchingknight11      can you see the card mentioned in the dmesg log?
[02:29] <marchingknight11> hutty: how do i check
[02:29] <marchingknight11> i see it in lspci
[02:29]  * man8 buena noches , good night
[02:29] <xD> alguien me puede ayudar?
[02:30] <acerimmer> !es|xD
[02:31] <testi> good night! (its 3:30 am here hehe)
[02:31] <hutty> marchingknight        go to   System>Administration>Log File Viewer
[02:31] <un214> poking around in lxfce
[02:31] <Dark4ngel> hello
[02:31] <Hopeless8009> @sebsebsec this is the first time i have ever sued IRC so im a tad overwellmed
[02:31] <un214> need a window color/display theme that is white on black
[02:32] <sebsebseb> Hopeless8009: oh right I see
[02:32] <acerimmer> un214: System>Preferences>Appearance
[02:32] <sebsebseb> Hopeless8009: ok no problem :)
[02:32] <un214> tried it on my host system
[02:32] <sebsebseb> Hopeless8009: also yeah this is the busyest channel on this network
[02:32]  * portablejim_ is on IRC on wireless on the uni wireless network.
[02:32] <sebsebseb> Hopeless8009: so yes  it can be a bit to much for new users
[02:33] <Hopeless8009> any way do you know of any problems with it on 9.10 Ubuntu
[02:33] <un214> the only one that qualifies is QtCurve which looks like it's not part of lxfce
[02:33] <okapi14> anyone has idea what make difference between totem running on KDE and GNOME?
[02:33] <portablejim_> whoops wrong channel.
[02:33] <marchingknight12> hutty: the wireless adapter seems to now be enabled, but it is not picking up any networks
[02:33] <sebsebseb> Hopeless8009: to use compiz
[02:33] <sebsebseb> Hopeless8009: well which card you got graphics card?
[02:34] <Hopeless8009> yes i have a 9400 GS notbook card
[02:34] <xenon401> Whoa!
[02:35] <calibre> Sebsebseb: I am on UBUNTU!
[02:35] <brianherman> Hopeless8009 are you a mac user?
[02:35] <xenon401> Ubuntu is amazing!
[02:35] <sebsebseb> calibre: ok :)
[02:35] <brianherman> xenon401: Yes it is!
[02:35] <calibre> sebsebseb: Thanks SOOOOO much :) The dual boot was successful.
[02:35] <Hopeless8009> no i have a dell M1530
[02:35] <TylerLE> I'm having an issue installing gnustep-devel. It claims there are unresolved dependencies but doesn't list what they are. Does anyone have a solution to this problem?
[02:35] <hutty> marchingknight11    ok then    so now go to Edit Connections    its on the top bar beside the speaker icon
[02:35] <sebsebseb> calibre: and you done xchat?
[02:35] <sebsebseb> calibre: I wasn't quite done with you yet though, since
[02:35] <calibre> sebsebseb: yup I am on it.
[02:35] <xenon401> brianherman: open source is great, not paying a cent, stable, secure, etc...
[02:35] <calibre> sebsebseb: Oh? ok what I gotta do now/
[02:37] <sebsebseb> calibre: ISO and install seems to be all fine now :)  however this is good practice, a good thing to know.  For when you want to make a new CD of Ubuntu or some other distro.    Plus it's good to know how to access the Windows partition, graphically, but also through the  terminal.
[02:37] <drizzt_> xenon401, it's free but *not* stable
[02:37] <calibre> sebsebseb: Ah ok
[02:37] <sebsebseb> calibre: and yes it's a bit confussing to check on Windows, as you saw earlier,  now your going to do it the easy way on Ubuntu, so you learn
[02:37] <calibre> :)
[02:37] <TylerLE> can anyone else reproduce the error when trying to install gnustep-devel on 10.04?
[02:37] <xenon401> What do you users recommend? I am deciding on 'Virus Scanner' or 'KlamAV'?
[02:38] <calibre> sebsebseb: yea :)
[02:38] <sebsebseb> !virus | xenon401
[02:38] <Vilemaxim>  #debian
[02:38] <sebsebseb> calibre: first of all do you know where on the WIndows partition it is stored the ISO? I guess not
[02:38] <xenon401> I know...I just want to be "more" secured.
[02:38] <calibre> sebsebseb: nope.
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> xenon401:  what one is 'virus scanner' ? I know of ClamAV and AVG has an AV for linux also.
[02:38] <sebsebseb> calibre: if you go to  top  panel/bar  and then to places. as long as Windows was shut down properly you should be able to access it from that
[02:38] <protozoa> 'lo
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> xenon401:  Most of the AV programs in linux just scan when yu tell them to. they dont work like they do in windows
[02:39] <calibre> sebsebseb: yea.
[02:39] <xenon401> it is called that. First one to show up if you search "virus" on add/remove software
[02:39] <calibre> sebsebseb: It did
[02:39] <thomas> Hi iam new with ubuntu, and i have been looking for a program that shows cpu and ram speeds. iam doing some overclocking and the buildin tools dont seem to show the info i need. is there an app. like cpu-z for ubuntu ?
[02:39] <xenon401> I have AVG Antivirus
[02:39] <protozoa> so i just tried to install ubuntu 10.04, barely got the cd to boot (had to use the nomodeset option)
[02:39] <protozoa> got it all installed
[02:39] <jewthulhu> hello
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> xenon401:  yoy may want to start using Synaptic to install/search - the Add/remove is a little dumbed down.
[02:39] <drizzt_> oh so the rootkits and spambots are windows innovation?
[02:39] <sebsebseb> calibre: ok now go to the folder with the ISO
[02:39] <protozoa> but now it freezes on boot
[02:39] <keenken> dr_willis, oh enlightened one, how can I get in on fixing small bugs... I know basic c++, and I was told that I would be able to maybe fix byte size bugs and review 'em and that such. You know what I'm talking about?
[02:39] <protozoa> even with nomodeset
[02:39] <calibre> sebsebseb: On ubuntu?
[02:39] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: your rather unlikely to get malware whilst running a Linux distro
[02:40] <xenon401> Yeah, i download/install my 3rd party from there.
[02:40] <protozoa> i have a nvidia 9600gt which is what i thought to be the problem
[02:40] <drizzt_> why are you spreading potentially dangerous disinformation?
[02:40] <sebsebseb> calibre: yes access your WIndows partition using Ubuntu, which you just did by the sounds of it
[02:40] <protozoa> but it freezes ~ the Setting Sensor Limits
[02:40] <xenon401> I like the UI on "Add/remove..." better :P
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> keenken:  i dont code much at all. So no idea.
[02:40] <sebsebseb> calibre: then navigate to the folder on your Windows partition with the ISO
[02:40] <protozoa> anyone have any ideas
[02:40] <rattboi> hi all. Anyone know how to have an action happen whenever a new file is added to a specific folder? Similar to Folder Actions in OSX?
[02:40] <jewthulhu> I am new to ubuntu, can some one please help me with some noob questions
[02:40] <brianherman> i hate gdm
[02:40] <sebsebseb> jewthulhu: yes
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> xenon401:  its 'ubuntu software center here' :) what release are you using?
[02:40] <calibre> sebsebseb: Wait go to places, then what?
[02:40] <sebsebseb> brianherman: same here GDM 2 sucks,  KDM on the other hand rather nice :)
[02:40] <TylerLE> jewthulhu: sure what's up?
[02:40] <drizzt_> sebsebseb, right, especially downloading magic printer, scanner or display driver from guy who pretends to be developer
[02:40] <sebsebseb> brianherman: old GDM is good
[02:40] <xenon401> is AVG Antivirus a safe and reliable antivirus?
[02:41] <AndChat-> When I tunnel to my ubuntu server it says something along the lines of "your cpu appears to be lacking expected security protections please check your bios settings"
[02:41] <powertool08> I can't get unetbootin to work, it keeps hanging at the extraction step. Anyone know why?
[02:41] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: yes people should get software only from trusted sources
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> xenon401:  its made by a major av company. so i dont see why not.
[02:41] <jewthulhu> how do I get additional plug ins for the panels? I feel like there has to be more than the basic ones that come with ubuntu.
[02:41] <xenon401> Dr_Willis: sorry, I am so used to 9.04 . I just switched about 2 weeks ago to 10.04
[02:41] <acerimmer> !kubuntu|brianherman
[02:41] <jewthulhu> also, how do i enable that crazy cube thing
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> xenon401:  you do realize most all these AV apps are just for scanning for windows viruses for the most part?
[02:41] <brianherman> i love kubuntu
[02:41] <sebsebseb> xenon401: you don't really need anti virus in a Linux distro, unless your running an email server for example, and so are scanning for Windows viruses, that won't infect the Linux distro
[02:41] <xenon401> Yes, I know Linux viruses barely exsist
[02:41] <brianherman> i know nixternal he like works with them
[02:41] <calibre> sebsebseb: Wait go to places, then what?
[02:41] <TylerLE> jewthulhu: compiz for the crazy cube thing and to be honest I have no idea about the other haha sorry
[02:42] <sebsebseb> calibre: my documents I guess
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> xenon401:  the first hit for 'antiv' in the software center is a HTTP Anti Vuris Proxy.
[02:42] <xenon401> sebsebseb: exactly
[02:42] <sebsebseb> calibre: once you got the windows partition open like that
[02:42] <fbc-mx> Is there are package that I can remove that will also remove every KDE app on my computer? Somethine like KDE-base?
[02:42] <drizzt_> if Linux was secure, we wouldn't have remote vulnerabilities and kernel patches each week
[02:42] <xenon401> Dr_Willis: "virus"
[02:42] <sebsebseb> drizzt_: I never said it was 100% secure or something like that
[02:42] <sebsebseb> !ot
[02:42] <xenon401> under All Maintained under view
[02:42] <calibre> sebsebseb: What do I look for in my documents?
[02:42] <Hopeless8009> Sebsebseb: do you know of any problems wish that card or model of laptop. if you responded im sorry i didn't see it
[02:42] <sebsebseb> calibre: well where did you save the ISO on Windows?
[02:42] <sebsebseb> calibre: I want you to access that folder inside Ubuntu
[02:42] <calibre> sebsebseb: er
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> xenon401:  the software center tells the 'actual' name of the package below the short descrition.
[02:43] <sebsebseb> Hopeless8009: which graphics card you got?
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> !info havp
[02:43] <jewthulhu> does any one know where to find more plug ins for the pannels than came with ubuntu?
[02:43] <xenon401> Dr_Willis: yes...
[02:43] <sebsebseb> jewthulhu: you can add some stuff to the panel, if you right click on it, and  go to add to panel
[02:43] <drizzt_> jewthulhu, repository
[02:44] <jewthulhu> drizzt: Repository?
[02:44] <Hopeless8009> Sebsebseb: a 9400 M also how did you make that show up red on my screen. im sorry i'm a noob
[02:44] <AndChat-> When I tunnel to my ubuntu server it says something along the lines of "your cpu appears to be lacking expected security protections please check your bios settings"
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> jewthulhu:  theres quite a few not installed by default in the package manager listings.
[02:44] <calibre> sebsebseb: i forgot, but everything is runningg fine though..
[02:44] <sebsebseb> calibre: I know, but you should be able to find a file that was saved onto your Windows partition, like this
[02:44] <jewthulhu> Well...what are some good general packages I should have installed?
[02:44] <christiann> hi?
[02:45] <drizzt_> jewthulhu, I don't know, they are like unnecessary goodies
[02:45] <jewthulhu> ok
[02:45] <christiann> i have some problems, iam runing ubuntu on vmware and i conect a usb wreles realtek but don't work ;S
[02:45] <xzarn> Hi, how do I disable the touchpad on a ThinkPad laptop in Ubuntu 10.04?
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> jewthulhu:  depends on your needs. Fire up synaptic and start reading throguh whats there.
[02:45] <sebsebseb> jewthulhu: Ubuntu Manaul will recommend some, plus the software centre will
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> jewthulhu:  its neat the things you discover
[02:45] <sebsebseb> !manual | jewthulhu
[02:45] <christiann> dont detect the wireless points
[02:45] <FloodBot3> sebsebseb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:45] <sebsebseb> I didn't flood
[02:45] <sebsebseb> stupid FloodBot3
[02:45] <xenon401> what about sweeper and  BleachBit? any users of that here?
[02:45] <jewthulhu> thank you :)
[02:46] <DonScott> anyone know what the difference between analog stereo duplex and analog stereo output in the sound options ?
[02:46] <drizzt_> I've tried bleachbit, it's a scamware
[02:46] <sebsebseb> jewthulhu: np
[02:46] <keenken> sebsebseb, I would like you to stop flooding, or I'm going to have to ask you to leave.
[02:46] <xenon401> I had both on 9.04
[02:46] <xenon401> I then did a fresh install of 10.04
[02:46] <sebsebseb> keenken: I didn't flood and you know it,  plus  your not an  o p here anyway
[02:46] <christiann> buenas estoy correindo ubuntu en vmware, y le conecte una usb wireless realtek pero no me detecta las redes me puden ayudar?
[02:46] <drizzt_> i believe it was irony
[02:46] <drizzt_> !es
[02:47] <acerimmer> !es|christiann
[02:47] <xenon401> ENGLISH please
[02:47] <crdlb> DonScott: duplex means input and output
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> xenon401:  if you never use the tools Then they dont do miuch good.  Theres 'secure' then therese 'paranoid' then theres 'tinfoil hat paranoid'
[02:47] <keenken> sebsebseb, well I represent the community as a whole. I believe in them, and they believe in me! So "RESPECT MY AUTHORITAE!"
[02:47] <christiann> sorry lol wrong channel
[02:47] <xenon401> I do use them. I just want to make sure my computer is running at its full potential
[02:48] <sebsebseb> calibre: I think you should give that Ubuntu Manual a good read :)
[02:48] <keenken> what ubuntu channel is for irrelevant talk & such?
[02:48] <christiann> so i have runing ubuntu on vmware, and i conected a realtek wireless usb, but no detect me the ssid ;C says no conected
[02:48] <drizzt_> registry cleaners are useless things for Windows and Gnome alike
[02:48] <hutty> chrtstiann    no  personas hablo  espanola agi
[02:48] <sebsebseb> keenken: #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:48] <acerimmer> !ot
[02:48] <calibre> sebsebseb: I will
[02:48] <Xpens> hey k tal
[02:48] <DonScott> is the analog stereo duplex good for headphones with a mic then ?
[02:49] <Vilemaxim> drizzt_, doesn't windows have to load the full registry into memory?
[02:49] <drizzt_> Vilemaxim, no, it's mmapped
[02:49] <crdlb> DonScott: yes
[02:49] <Hopeless8009> if any one has some spare time would some one PM me and explain IRC this is my first time using it and i'm kind of confused
[02:49] <xenon401> Dr_Willis: How long have you been running Ubuntu?
[02:49] <drizzt_> Vilemaxim, there's a cache size you can set in system options
[02:49] <hutty> Xpens   trebean
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> xenon401:  several years
[02:49] <acerimmer> Hopeless8009: private click on my nickname
[02:50] <DonScott> ok thanks
[02:50] <Vilemaxim> drizzt_, gotcha, I always thought it was... useless time running ccleaner all that time
[02:52] <sebsebseb> Hopeless8009: ok sure
[02:54] <ohnoyoudidint> DCC SEND aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[02:55] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[02:55] <brianherman> oh no!
[02:55] <xenon401> no!
[02:55] <drizzt_> "dcc  send" is exploit?
[02:55] <roved2101> lol
[02:55] <xenon401> yes, that's what FloodBot1 said
[02:56] <hutty> glan mines off!!
[02:56] <yharrow> hey guys, I got a really weird problem. My wifi works by wired connection does not!
[02:56] <xenon401> Good Night!
[02:56] <drizzt_> yharrow, how exactly it doesn't? are NIC lights ok?
[02:56] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, wire works on other computers
[02:56] <yharrow> all lights on yes
[02:56] <un214> how about I send enough junk to fill up #ubuntu's bandwidth?
[02:57] <yharrow> yes Vilemaxim
[02:57] <NFischer> is it possible to have different terminal profiles activated for different commands running on the specific console? i want to have MUTT in black on white while normal terminal use should stay at grey on black
[02:57] <votetrev> how can I setup ubuntu so that I can remote desktop in without having logged into gnome
[02:57] <xenon401> un214: request flooding like on servers?
[02:57] <drizzt_> yharrow, so eth0 is missing? or DOWN? or ping doesn't work?
[02:57] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, dhclient eth0
[02:57] <votetrev> i have it running on vmware esxi and its a pita to not be able to remote desktop in after a reboot
[02:57] <yharrow> its called eth2
[02:57] <jvizzle> has anyone tried to use STEAM in ubuntu?
[02:57] <un214> well if you boot someone for dcc send you've not seen real troublemakers
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> votetrev:  install/set up a vncserver that starts at boot time.
[02:57] <brianherman> jvizzle: I have tried steam using winebottler
[02:58] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, is this a xen guest?
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> votetrev:  such as 'tightvnc'
[02:58] <brianherman> jvizzle: It works, my friends also have tried this using wine and it seems to work fine.
[02:58] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, long shot I know
[02:58] <jvizzle> brianherman: i have wine but it is yelling about .MSI files.
[02:58] <yharrow> nope
[02:58] <votetrev> ahh yeah i guess i could do that huh dr_willis, thanks...thought maybe there was an easy way from within ubuntu/terminal
[02:58] <Pici> un214: Do you have a support question, or do you just want to comment on the way that we run the channel?
[02:58] <brianherman> jvizzle: Use winebottler
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> jvizzle:  if you check the wine app database. theres a wine option to run msi files. I do run steam in wine
[02:59] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, sudo ifconfig
[02:59] <yharrow> listed as auto eth2 in connection editor
[02:59] <morphix> I am trying to configure a genuine MCE USB remote control (version 2 with the coloured buttons) with LIRC but cannot seem to get it to work
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> votetrev:  from within terminal -> 'sudo apt-get install tightvncserver' (or whatever its called) then edit the /etc/rc.local to start a vncserver session as the user you want it to run as.
[02:59] <brianherman> oops thats for mac my bad
[02:59] <yharrow> what do i use to post output
[02:59] <votetrev> ok thanks dr_willis :) appreciated
[02:59] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, is it there?
[02:59] <yharrow> ya
[02:59] <|_ocke> has anyone had an issue with windows randomly just disappearing in 10.04?
[03:00] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, does it have an ip
[03:00] <pvl1> |_ocke, check ur logs or run apps with debug messaging?
[03:00] <yharrow> inet6 addr: fe80::240:caff:fe8f:ac65/64 Scope:Link
[03:00] <|_ocke> pvl1, i haven't checked anything
[03:00] <yharrow> heres the eird part
[03:00] <|_ocke> what logs should i check
[03:00] <yharrow> RX bytes:7110 (7.1 KB)  TX bytes:8796 (8.7 KB)
[03:00] <yharrow> weird*
 DCC SEND startkeylogger 0 0 0
[03:01] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[03:01] <Vilemaxim> |_ocke, I hear there was some problem in the pre release of 10.04 with grub... sudo grub-update fixed it I think
[03:01] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: it seems to have transmitted data
[03:01] <yharrow> but it couldnt connect
[03:01] <pvl1> |_ocke, depends. what apps have been crashing for u
[03:01] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, no ip then?  right
[03:01] <|_ocke> thanks
[03:02] <|_ocke> was just trying to report
[03:02] <|_ocke> pvl1, well firefox has been crashing for my gf
[03:02] <tsimpson> |_ocke: they were already banned, and you should report in #ubuntu-ops next time ;)
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> seems that ohnoyoudidint - is sending out some  Undesireable msg's
[03:02] <|_ocke> i haven't been able to reproduce the problem
[03:02] <|_ocke> tsimpson, i thought that right after the ban came heh
[03:02] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, did you try grabbing an ip manually   sudo dhclient eth2
[03:02] <pvl1> |_ocke, as in u havent been able to reproduce it on ur system or hers?
[03:03] <|_ocke> pvl1, same system
[03:03] <|_ocke> it hasn't happened to me
[03:03] <|_ocke> but she's been freaking out about it the last few days
[03:03] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: isnt this an IP ? inet6 addr: fe80::240:caff:fe8f:ac65/64 Scope:Link
[03:03] <|_ocke> it seems to happen most often when she's doing things like uploading pics on facebook
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> |_ocke:  it may be shes minimizing things to the tray, or somthing thta shes not aware of her doing.
[03:03] <CheckMate> can someone please tell me what this means?? To install jlscp as an extension just copy jlscp.jar in the following directory: <JDK-home>/jre/lib/ext
[03:03] <pvl1> |_ocke, is she doing anything specific when it crashes? like youtube, games, etc?
[03:03] <rapha> Hi all!
[03:03] <pvl1> CheckMate, did u install the jdk?
[03:03] <|_ocke> Dr_Willis, no it's not that, she's literate enough to find it if she does that
[03:03] <|_ocke> i've seen it happen
[03:04] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, no
[03:04] <yharrow> oho k
[03:04] <|_ocke> firefox will just disappear and hwne she runs it again it gives the 'restore windows' screen
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> |_ocke:  so its just the browser that does it?
[03:04] <rapha> How do I re-install grub to /dev/sda using a USB stick with 32bit ubuntu on it (but the system to rescue is 64bit)?
[03:04] <|_ocke> but she says it happens when she's doin gother things too like looking at pictures and stuff
[03:04] <CheckMate> pvl1; yes... command which java returns: /usr/bin/java
[03:04] <drizzt_> rapha, lol
[03:04] <|_ocke> i haven't seen it happen with anything but the browser but she insists it's happening on all sorts of programs
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> rapha:  chroot into the installed system. and use the proper commands.
[03:04] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: DHCPDISCOVER on eth2 to 255.255.255.255 port 67 interval 3 keeps going...
[03:05] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, ip are 4 set of number between 0-255  usally soemthing like 192.168.0.22
[03:05] <CheckMate> pvl1; i installed the sun jdk
[03:05] <|_ocke> she wants me to somehow go back to karmic
[03:05] <rapha> Dr_Willis: 32bit usb stick. 64 bit installed system. does not work.
[03:05] <pvl1> CheckMate, ok did u install from the package manager
[03:05] <hutty> rapha  get a 64bit  rescue cd!!!
[03:05] <rapha> drizzt_: what is so funny about that?
[03:05] <CheckMate> pvl1; yes from synaptic
[03:05] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, are you sure eth2 is your nix
[03:05] <Vilemaxim> nic
[03:05] <yharrow> ya
[03:05] <rapha> drizzt_: what is so funny about that?
[03:05] <drizzt_> rapha, boot loaders are usually architecture-independent, as the filesystems
[03:05] <Vilemaxim> yharrow,  ifconfig -a
[03:05] <Vilemaxim> sudo
[03:05] <neil_d> can I boot the LiveCD to a terminal only setup?
[03:06] <drizzt_> neil_d, no
[03:06] <rapha> hutty: i got 5KB/sec downstream ... unless you would know me something rly small i dont think i can get it
[03:06] <CheckMate> pvl1; i think I just need to move that jar file but I am confused as to where it needs to go
[03:06] <Vilemaxim> neil_d, knoppix use to be able to do that
[03:06] <drizzt_> neil_d, download alternate or network install cd
[03:06] <pvl1> |_ocke, well either a) its minimizing as willis said or b) shes got a plugin thats crashing, or something alike. ask her to run firefox --debug in a terminal
[03:06] <hutty> neil_d    try singlemode
[03:06] <neil_d> hutty: how?
[03:06] <|_ocke> ok i'll have her do that
[03:06] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, is there other ethss in there
[03:06] <|_ocke> what will the results be
[03:06] <pvl1> CheckMate, yes ur right. if u go into synaptic and find the jdk, u can check the installed files in its properties to see the directories
[03:06] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, eth0 eth1
[03:06] <rapha> drizzt_: true, but when i try to "grub-install /dev/sda" directly from the live usb stick, it throws wierd error messages at me
[03:06] <yharrow> ath0, eth2, lo, pan0
[03:06] <Dr_Willis> CheckMate:  java installs to a specific location where it keeps all its 'support files' thats its home. I dont recall how to find its home - Theres proverly som3e command that tells it.
[03:06] <|_ocke> it's not minimizing, i checked it out
[03:07] <|_ocke> the process actually goes away
[03:07] <pvl1> |_ocke, itll just give u the debug info into th terminal
[03:07] <|_ocke> and it does it instantly, no lockup period
[03:07] <drizzt_> neil_d, or you can install Gnome and then remove everything except base system
[03:07] <pvl1> |_ocke, i meant to run that in a terminal. that way we can see whats goin on maybe
[03:07] <|_ocke> ok
[03:07] <CheckMate> pvl1; looks like most go to /usr/lib/jvm
[03:07] <drizzt_> rapha, maybe you should present them here, they are important
[03:07] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, not sure what to make of that.
[03:07] <|_ocke> that's a good start
[03:07] <hutty> neil_d    what cd are you booting from?
[03:08] <CheckMate> pvl1; but i dont see anything similar to: jre/lib/ext
[03:08] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: no other eth. pan0 possibly?
[03:08] <yharrow> ath0 is my wifi
[03:08] <smoke_> anyone know how to get intel and opengl working properly
[03:08] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, I would check the ip given to you and set your eth2 to that network manually
[03:08] <neil_d> hutty: 9.04 ubuntu livecd
[03:08] <yharrow> err..
[03:08] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, I think pan0 is bluetooth..
[03:08] <yharrow> ok
[03:09] <yharrow> so um what do i do?
[03:09] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, connect by wifi
[03:09] <drizzt_> neil_d, so you have to install gui version first
[03:09] <yharrow> eth2 has no ip
[03:09] <pvl1> smoke_, u mean intel integrated graphics?
[03:09] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, see the ip address it give you
[03:09] <yharrow> i connected throug ha router
[03:09] <drizzt_> then remover gnome and X etc
[03:09] <yharrow> through a router
[03:09] <hutty> neil_d   and do you mean to  install via the textmode?
[03:09] <smoke_> pvl1: yeah
[03:09] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, I thought wifi was working
[03:09] <pvl1> smoke_, how do u know opengl isnt workign
[03:09] <yharrow> wifi on the router
[03:10] <yharrow> yeah
[03:10] <smoke_> is there something i need to do with ubuntu to get kms working with it ?
[03:10] <hutty> neil_d    or just drop to a terminal
[03:10] <neil_d> hutty: no! I just don't want any gui, just the terminal in livecd mode (not enough memory on computer)
[03:10] <yharrow> router has DHCP turned on
[03:10] <drizzt_> yharrow, and where your wireless is put to?
[03:10] <drizzt_> wired*
[03:10] <pvl1> smoke_, whats kms, havent hear dof it
[03:10] <drizzt_> neil_d, get the Alternate or Network CD
[03:10] <yharrow> modem -> router/wireless AP -> wifi PCI card
[03:10] <smoke_> kernel mode settings
[03:10] <smoke_> i am on a friends pc btw
[03:11] <stoneDJay> hi... how can I get back my files from a recovered encrypted $home dir?
[03:11] <drizzt_> neil_d, LiveCDs have only graphic installer
[03:11] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, your ubuntu machine can connect via wifi right?
[03:11] <drizzt_> stoneDJay, you need the passphrase you've been given
[03:11] <neil_d> drizzt_: I don't want to install just run.
[03:11] <hutty> neil_d   ok then   you need to be able to see the grub menu    before auto boot kicks in   understand?
[03:12] <acerimmer> stoneDJay: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory
[03:12] <pvl1> smoke_, ok. and kms is seperate from the opengl question? and how can u confirm that opengl is in fact not workign
[03:12] <drizzt_> neil_d, so just switch to console while it boots and kill Xorg etc
[03:12] <Strife89> What's the name of the webcam broadcaster that Empathy uses?
[03:13] <Strife89> When it can't use its own, I mean.
[03:13] <smoke_> it says it is working properly but things like hd video and wine will not work
[03:13] <hutty> neil_d     and if you hit the tab key within 4 secs you will get grub menu
[03:13] <smoke_> has anyone else experienced this with intel intigreated graphics
[03:13] <sebsebseb> smoke_: yes there is an issue
[03:13] <pvl1> smoke_, what version ubuntu and what processor
[03:13] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: I'm on wifi right now
[03:13] <DonaldShimoda> how to activate the text framebuffer mode on the kernel? including the penguin grafic
[03:14] <yharrow> its the only internet in my house
[03:14] <yharrow> because wired is not working now
[03:14] <yharrow> wired through router
[03:14] <smoke_> Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.00GHz and ubun 10.04
[03:14] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, what's the ip address for the ath0
[03:15] <stoneDJay> thanks!
[03:15] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: there is a wifi0 also now i see
[03:15] <Strife89> What's the name of the webcam broadcaster that Empathy uses?
[03:15] <Strife89> When it can't use its own, I mean.
[03:15] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, does anything have an ip
[03:15] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: only ath0 and the ip is : inet addr:192.168.1.102  Bcast:192.168.1.255  Mask:255.255.255.0
[03:16] <pvl1> smoke_, did u install libgl
[03:16] <pvl1> or anything like it
[03:16] <drizzt_> yharrow, what's your wired adapter model?
[03:16] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, ping 192.168.1.90   if that is open, try setting your eth2 to that address
[03:17] <smoke_> pvl1: nope
[03:17] <rapha> drizzt_: http://pastie.org/958124
[03:17] <pvl1> smoke_, hold on lemme find the specific one
[03:17] <hutty> rapha     are you serious  about only getting 5kb download?
[03:17] <yharrow> brb I think I solved it
[03:18] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, I;m tyring to figure out if your having dhcp issues of is your nic going out... I'm not sure what your problem is...
[03:18] <maxagaz> hi
[03:18] <Vilemaxim> maxagaz, sup
[03:18] <pvl1> smoke_, try libgl1-mesa-glx
[03:18] <maxagaz> how to set my proxy for totem ?
[03:18] <pvl1> !ask
[03:19] <pvl1> oops
[03:19] <rapha> hutty: yeah, overdid it with my 3G "flat"-rate and now it's been capped to this ridiculous speed
[03:19] <pvl1> maxagaz, did u want only for totem or systemwide
[03:19] <smoke_> libgl1-mesa-glx is already the newest version.
[03:19] <pvl1> smoke_, have ur estarted since installing it
[03:19] <maxagaz> pvl1, only for totem (on lucid)
[03:20] <goingtomoonbrb> So: I'm having issues with a fresh install of Ubuntu on a computer with an nvidia geforce 5500 card where X locks up as soon as it starts. Any ideas?
[03:20] <smoke_> yes
[03:20] <hutty> ralph   when does it go back to normal speeds?
[03:20] <rapha> hutty: beginning of next month ... but by then i'll have a landline again, too
[03:20] <yharrow_> hey
[03:20] <yharrow_> still there?
[03:21] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: fixed it. Sorry. I set the range of my home network from .101 - .105 and assigned all 5 addresses to MACs, so my NIC couldnt connect xD
[03:21] <hutty> ralph  so are you on wifi now?
[03:21] <anthony> hi guy's how can i password protect my home folder so that im the only one who can access it. pls help me
[03:21] <SocialistPig> encrypt it
[03:21] <wutang> I want to create a live ubuntu distro that boots up and will only run a QT application that i'm running, like a kiosk app...any suggestions on how to replace gnome (or strip it down) to only run my app?
[03:21] <rapha> hutty: the computer i'm trying to fix is connected via wifi to the computer with the built-in 3G modem
[03:23] <hutty> ralph     so how are you connecting to us here ?
[03:23] <rapha> hutty: like i said, through the laptop's built-in 3G modem ... running irssi in a screen window on my server to which i am connected with ssh
[03:23] <anthony> hi guy's how can i password protect my home folder so that im the only one who can access it. pls help me
[03:24] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: still there?
[03:24] <Amburr> hi i just installed ubuntu 10.04 and my resolution in X11 is wider than my physical screen size, problem is i cant see any menu bars, or anything just the wallpaper. to my dismay i didnt see an xorg.conf exist, and dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg didnt do anything... any help please?
[03:24] <hutty> ralph   but how can you be in here on a 5kb upload?
[03:24] <lyrae> before i install ubuntu, did they fix that X server memory leak that was in the beta?
[03:25] <smoke_> pvl1: kms is mentioned here http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/1004 toward the end
[03:25] <rapha> hutty: 5k up 5k down ... ssh and irc work just fine that way, just a bit slow to type. btw, name's rapha, not ralph.
[03:25] <reya2276> Does anyone know the reason why GIMP 2.6 keeps crashing on Lucid 64-bit? I got a Quad Core and 8GB or DDR3 RAM, so I got enough power for this app
[03:26] <drizzt_> reya2276, gdb
[03:26] <reya2276> drizzt_: what is gdb?
[03:26] <Amburr> hi i just installed ubuntu 10.04 and my resolution in X11 is wider than my physical screen size, problem is i cant see any menu bars, or anything just the wallpaper. to my dismay i didnt see an xorg.conf exist, and dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg didnt do anything... any help please?
[03:26] <hutty> rapha       opps!
[03:26] <drizzt_> reya2276, gnu debugger
[03:27] <lostlappy> reya2276: i just started gimp on my 64 and it started right up no crashes
[03:27] <CountDuckula> reya2276: have you tried launching gimp from command line and see what messages (if any) appear?
[03:27] <reya2276> lostlappy: yes it does for me too but after an hour or so of editing images the damn thing just closed no crash error or nothing
[03:27] <Strife89> What's the name of the webcam broadcaster that Empathy uses?
[03:27] <hutty> rapha     whats the problem your having?
[03:27] <anthony> hi guy's how can i password protect my home folder so that im the only one who can access it. pls help me
[03:27] <Strife89> What's the name of the webcam broadcaster that Empathy uses?
[03:27] <rapha> drizzt_: so, having looked at the pastie, do you have any idea?
[03:27] <Strife89> When it can't use its own, I mean.
[03:27] <FloodBot2> Strife89: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:28] <rapha> hutty: http://pastie.org/958124 - can't get grub to install on /dev/sda
[03:28] <Strife89> Oops. >.<
[03:28] <Amburr> no one can help with this gui resolution problem?
[03:28] <drizzt_> rapha, what your root dir is? and do that computer have /dev/sda?
[03:28] <drizzt_> drizzt_, if it's chrooted environment, was /proc and /dev mounted there?
[03:29] <reya2276> CountDuckula: oh no I have not tried that, let me see what I get
[03:29] <hutty> rapha    are you in runlevel 1 when you do this?
[03:30] <SocialistPig> amburr what video card you using
[03:30] <neil_d> drizzt_: I managed to stop it going into the gdm etc.  thanks
[03:30] <neil_d> hutty: I mananged to what I want thanks for the help.
[03:30] <rapha> drizzt_: my root dir is the USB sticks' aufs. yes, there's a /dev/sda (i can mount the laptop's main partition /dev/sda2 just fine)
[03:30] <Amburr> SocialistPig nvidia gts 260
[03:30] <rapha> hutty: well, the usb stick defaults to runlevel 2- what gives?
[03:30] <reya2276> CountDuckula: no errors or any msg
[03:31] <SocialistPig> oh god
[03:31] <SocialistPig> lol
[03:31] <SocialistPig> using stock driver?
[03:31] <Amburr> yes
[03:31] <Amburr> and my wlan is not up yet, BCM4329 so i have to go to winders to get on irc and internet to get advice
[03:31] <Vilemaxim> yharrow, good... I'm glad you got it. I've had soemthing simular, which is why I wanted to test setting it by ip.
[03:32] <drizzt_> rapha, use --root-directory=XX to install grub onto host's linux partition
[03:32] <SocialistPig> I had all sorts of issues getting the binary nvidia driver working on an XFX gt260 yesterday
[03:33] <hutty> rapha   no level 2 is fine   my mistake        so you have no cd on the laptop?   hence usb booting
[03:33] <user_> Anyone in here does robotics or AI?
[03:33] <SocialistPig> had to blacklist the stock driver and then install binary to get x configured and actually working
[03:33] <Amburr> SocialistPig do you know a quick way to get bcm4329 module loaded? is it in the stock install?
[03:33] <SocialistPig> trying to look up the commands I found yesterday give me a minute
[03:33] <Amburr> k
[03:33] <rapha> hutty: there's a cd drive alright, i'm just too lazy to burn a cd and don't have the iso anymore either - usb or cd, what gives, again
[03:34] <SocialistPig> and no that I cant help ya with
[03:34] <rapha> drizzt_: it's crunching data... sounds good :P
[03:34] <jMyles> How can I make a CD to install ubuntu with a bunch of additional packages, themes, and settings that I specify?
[03:34] <hutty> can you run cfdisk /dev/sda and see what you get
[03:35] <droolpal> pidgin blew up on me, any tips on getting some forensics for a bug report?
[03:35] <Palestine> hi,
[03:35] <rapha> drizzt_: no error reported ... now i'm kinda bow-taut
[03:35] <Palestine> initramfs unable to find a medium containing a live file system
[03:35] <Palestine> how i can fix this ?
[03:36] <wildbat> Palestine, you using boot CD or installed ubuntu?
[03:36] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: On top of that I had QOS control in place for all IPs without a specific classs. so I was getting less than half a megabit per second xD
[03:36] <pinnen> I have a little problem
[03:36] <wildbat> !ask | pinnen
[03:36] <yharrow> even on wifi
[03:36] <pinnen> haha I know .. sorry :D
[03:36] <Palestine> wildbat realy i downloaded the iso file and i booted from the CD then i got msg
[03:37] <pinnen> Im typing the question now
[03:37] <Amburr> hi i just installed ubuntu 10.04 and my resolution in X11 is wider than my physical screen size, problem is i cant see any menu bars, or anything just the wallpaper. to my dismay i didnt see an xorg.conf exist, and dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg didnt do anything... any help please?
[03:37] <yharrow> Vilemaxim: thanks a ton for the help ^.^
[03:37] <droolpal> Amburr: what video card
[03:37] <rapha> drizzt_: okay, so i got a bare grub now on /dev/sda, but it looks like it didn't understand it was supposed to read /dev/sda2'S /boot/grub/menu.lst. grub2 does boot ext4 directly, right?
[03:38] <drizzt_> yes
[03:38] <wildbat> Palestine, check your ISO with md5 and burn in lowest speed ~ check the CD integrity,  with shift key hld down while boot
[03:38] <wildbat> !md5sum | Palestine
[03:38] <drizzt_> rapha, try to boot manually and run update-grub from target system
[03:39] <Amburr> droolpal Nvidia GTS 260
[03:39] <SocialistPig> amburr if possible you want to install the latest nvidia binary driver from system > administration > hardware drivers
[03:39] <SocialistPig> this failed for me yesterday on a nvidia gt260 card
[03:39] <droolpal> Amburr, the latest nvidia-current driver has overscan correction
[03:39] <SocialistPig> you should try it if it fails run in low graphics mode and come back
[03:39] <pinnen> I play quakelive, and installed ubuntu 10.04 just now. I use the newest propritary nvidia drivers, and have an regular TFT-monitor. When I start the game, I have 125fps(max) and everything is smooth as ever. But when I activate the visual effects: normal (compiz) and start quakelive. I still get 125fps but everything laggs like hell? :( I really want to use the smooth effects all the time? Any idea?
[03:40] <Rondo> hi I'm new to kubuntu can anybody tell me how to minimize the eyecandy-type effects?
[03:40] <SocialistPig> maybe ill have found the fix that saved me yesterday =/
[03:40] <Palestine> wildbat can't find cd
[03:40] <Palestine> i use virual pc,
[03:41] <Technoviking> anyone NFS guru or mount drive guru
[03:41] <wildbat> Palestine, check your ISO with md5sum then
[03:41] <droolpal> Amburr, is this on a desktop lcd or a TV through HDMI? nvidia-settings should show a overscan adjuster under DFP-0 (or whatever monitor it is). If youdon't want to use the GUI, I'm not sure, I'm looking for a CLI solution myself, nvidia-settings or nvidia-xconfig should be able to somehow
[03:41] <Palestine> ok i will wildbat
[03:42] <Rondo> I have a geforce 6800 gt with default recommended driver and still I'm finding navigation of menus and dolphin in general to be more sluggish than it should be
[03:42] <droolpal> amburr: otherwise perhaps it's an edid  issue, maybe you can figure  out some custom modelines to restrict the area that x draws to
[03:42] <rapha> drizzt_: it did an fs check and then it said "mount: / not mounted already, or bad option" and "mountall: filesystem could not be mounted: /"
[03:43] <[--X--]> anyone knows why some mp3 converted using pacpl won't play in portable devices(iPhone, Handphones)?
[03:43] <gartral> "The name org.gnome.DisplayManager was not provided by any .service files" is the message left by my desktop when i try to change switch users
[03:43] <drizzt_> strange
[03:44] <xemacs4321> I have raid0 partition i want to mount on booting, not sure how to set it up to do sutch on ubuntu ?
[03:44] <rapha> drizzt_: i didnt know what to fill in for the "search" command in grub, so i only gave "linux" and "initrd" and then said "boot".
[03:44] <senthilnambi> Hey guys
[03:44] <drizzt_> rapha, had you passed --root=/dev/sda2 to kernel?
[03:45] <mkquist> Rondo: why not us gnome desktop then?
[03:45] <rapha> drizzt_: also got to mention that i'm trying to restore a formerly backed-up system that used to be on reiserfs on /dev/sda1 and is now supposed to be on ext4 on /dev/sda2.
[03:45] <Palestine> wildbat all result no such file or dir
[03:45] <rapha> drizzt_: i had ggive nit root=/dev/sda2 without the "--"
[03:45]  * rapha tries again
[03:45] <wildbat> Palestine, ?
[03:46] <mkquist> Rondo: use a nice theme and something like cairo-dock and it looks great, moves quick, ive got a 6800gt and have no lag at all
[03:46] <Rondo> mkquist: I liked a lot about gnome for some time until pulse forced me to switch to kubuntu. is it possible to use gnome as window manager and still have kde manage the audio for my applications? because jack is working flawlessly
[03:47] <mkquist> Rondo: not sure on that one...
[03:48] <pace_t_zulu> hey guys
[03:48] <Palestine> wildbat i downloaded another tool to check sum my iso wait
[03:48] <dsnyders> Hi all!  I am using webmin to configure my dhcp server.  All is fine, except that the server does not start on boot, and I can find no place to configure that.  Help?
[03:48] <pace_t_zulu> does anyone know how to run unity in a similar way to gnome shell's "gnome-shell --replace" ?
[03:49] <rapha> drizzt_: just did it again trying to pay attention to the messages flying by, and it does say at one point that /dev/sda2 was mounted okay, but then comes the mess-up again.
[03:49] <Palestine> wildbat i got md5 hash !
[03:49] <lyrae> Does google chrome sync my bookmarks somewhere?
[03:50] <wildbat> Palestine, check if that matach the iso hash from the web site ~ if not you got a bad download.
[03:50] <maxagaz> I have got a proxy (ssh tunnel) which works well when used with firefox (setting: localhost myport sock5), how can I use it with gnome-network-properties ?
[03:50] <Engrish_Man> halp... i have no sound... i uninstalled gnome and use only fluxbox... but my sound doesnt work anymor
[03:50] <Engrish_Man> anymore*
[03:50] <drizzt_> strange... i'm out of options, I'm afraid
[03:50] <[--X--]> lyrae: your google account
[03:50] <rapha> drizzt_: just found on an external harddrive a 9.10 server ISO which is 64bit ... i could burn that to a CD ... think that would help?
[03:50] <Rondo> mkquist: imagine JACK automatically serving as a sort of master sound server in RT (even mozilla flash) on startup. I couldn't go back to gnome now, but all the transparencies and window animations are bothering me
[03:50] <lyrae> [--X--], is it public?
[03:50] <myrl> what is gnome shell, how do you install it, is it included in the fresh install, does it replace gnome? lol lots of questions
[03:50] <Engrish_Man> when i try aplay -l the card is right there
[03:50] <lyrae> where can i i vew it?
[03:50] <[--X--]> lyrae, it shouldn't be, not that I know of,
[03:50] <[--X--]> lyrae, you can go to google docs
[03:51] <lyrae> [--X--], thank you
[03:51] <[--X--]> lyrae, it should be there under bookmarks or something close to that
[03:51] <[--X--]> lyrae, you're welcome
[03:51] <drizzt_> rapha, you may certainly try, but i'm not sure about result
[03:51] <myrl> what is gnome shell, how do you install it, is it included in the fresh install, does it replace gnome? lol lots of questions please answer at least one question
[03:51] <Rondo> mkquist: is there a way to "break" the features, similar to uninstalling compiz?
[03:52] <molex333> @lyrae it syncs them google.com/bookmarks
[03:52] <Engrish_Man> ubuntu works with pulseaudio or alsa?
[03:52] <Engrish_Man> i mean... iguess theres no point on having both installed
[03:52] <lyrae> molex333, thank you. so i dont even need the xmarks plug in then..
[03:52] <Palestine> wildbat same md5
[03:53] <Rondo> Engrish_Man: ALSA manages the device drivers, Pulse routs the signals around
[03:53] <molex333> lyrae: nope
[03:53] <lyrae> MoLE_, got it. thanks
[03:53] <mkquist> Rondo: not used kubuntu for ages... sry
[03:53] <molex333> no prob
[03:53] <Engrish_Man> hmmm there is a point then u.u
[03:53] <Rondo> mkquist: sok thx neway
[03:53] <Engrish_Man> i better install pulse then
[03:53] <wildbat> Palestine, same md5 but you fail to boot the CD?
[03:53] <drizzt_> Rondo, I believe you can choose the window manager somewhere
[03:54] <onetinsoldier> myrl: it's included. it's part of the default installation for the 'ubuntu-desktop.iso'
[03:54] <Palestine> yes
[03:54] <dsnyders> !webmin
[03:54] <myrl> thanks
[03:54] <Rondo> Engrish_Man: removing pulse means having to do a lot of reconfiguring. if it's not causing problems then stick with it, it can be handy
[03:54] <pionar> !ebox
[03:54] <Palestine> wildbat i got "initramfs unable to find a medium containing a live file system"
[03:54] <myrl> onetinsoldier what does gnome shell do
[03:55] <lyrae> before i install ubuntu, did they fix that X server memory leak that was in the beta?
[03:55] <wildbat> Palestine, that weird what VM you using?
[03:55] <Palestine> virtual pc
[03:55] <Rondo> drizzt_: ok thanks
[03:56] <K350> how do one quit x?
[03:56] <Palestine> i used it before and work very good with ubuntu server 10,ubuntu desktop 8
[03:56] <drizzt_> K350, exit session manager
[03:56] <wildbat> Palestine, set the VM with IDE cd-rom yet??
[03:57] <Palestine> cd rom ?
[03:57] <K350> drizzt_: thanks:-)
[03:57] <onetinsoldier> myrl: it's all part of the desktop environment. that would be another name you could call it. the gnome-panels, gnome-indicator-applet, a number of default gnome applications... the menu.... things of that nature
[03:57] <myrl> onetinsoldier oh ok XD thanks!!
[03:57] <Palestine> man i use virual PC(virtual machine) so i release the iso file and start flying
[03:57] <wildbat> Palestine, ya you trying to bo the CD right?
[03:57] <Dawgmatix> is there someway to share a internet connection over an ethernet cable?
[03:57] <Royall> should I just get used to the window buttons being on the left or is there an easy way to change them back?
[03:57] <Dawgmatix> (i do have a twisted cable)
[03:57] <linux_is_my_hero> how do i get jacksense to work??
[03:57] <K350> drizzt_: uh, that just closed my terminal
[03:58] <drizzt_> Dawgmatix, it's rather complicated
[03:58] <Palestine> wildbat yes i trying to boot the iso file to install ubuntu 10
[03:58] <drizzt_> K350, how did you started X?
[03:58] <Dawgmatix> drizzt -> i am okay with complicated :)
[03:58] <K350> drizzt_: I typed startx
[03:58] <Dawgmatix> if you can just give me a pointer on what to search for, i will be fine (am a fairly advanced linux user)
[03:58] <wildbat> Palestine, you confused me ~ release the file? you mount the iso to the virtual CD-ROM and boot
[03:59] <drizzt_> Dawgmatix, try firestarter
[03:59] <SocialistPig> royall changing them back is easy
[03:59] <Palestine> yes
[03:59] <Dawgmatix> thanks :)
[03:59] <intx> is there a netinstall/mini version of ubuntu server?
[03:59] <intx> can't seem to find one
[03:59] <SocialistPig> fastest way is change theme to clearlooks or with one from gnome-look
[03:59] <hutty> rapha   how does your wifi machine connect to you 3g machine
[03:59] <Matr|x> hello
[03:59] <badnaam> hello all first time here
[04:00] <pionar> hi badnaam
[04:00] <badnaam> badly need some networking advice
[04:00] <Matr|x> i got this error when im upgrading my ubuntu
[04:00] <onetinsoldier> hello badnaam
[04:00] <Matr|x> Errors were encountered while processing:
[04:00] <Matr|x>  /var/cache/apt/archives/update-manager-core_1%3a0.134.7_amd64.deb
[04:00] <Matr|x> Segmentation fault
[04:00] <FloodBot2> Matr|x: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:00] <rapha> hutty: i created an AdHoc WLAN network on the 3G machine and have firestarter rnning to share the connection as i couldnt be bothered to find out myself how to work with iptables
[04:00] <pionar> badnaam: just ask
[04:00] <drizzt_> K350, that's strange, X should die when xterm or whatever in .xinitrc exits
[04:01] <badnaam> my wired ethernet hooked to the same router as the wireless, doesn't work
[04:01] <kristopher> guh.
[04:01] <Matr|x> plz help
[04:01] <Matr|x> me
[04:01] <hutty> rapha   I was thinking of trying the same idea but wasn't sure what to use   someone suggested vpn!
[04:01] <badnaam> it was working just fine, both wired and wireless, then it just stopped, I verified that the card is ok, by booting into a windows 7 instance
[04:01] <alket> what is gnome shell ?
[04:02] <kristopher> So my laptop overheated in the final stages of dist-upgrade, right at 'removing obsolete packages..  Is there any way to manually, or automatically, finish off this dist-upgrade to 10 LTS
[04:02] <Matr|x> i need help plz
[04:02] <badnaam> the cable is fine too, I have done the usual networking restart, etc.
[04:02] <rapha> hutty: a vpn would probably work as well but i'd think it'd be kind of overkill
[04:02] <badnaam> more details here..http://pastie.org/954816
[04:02] <dsnyders>  Found it.  Instead of being part of the dhcpd module config (as it should be), it is in System->Bootup and Shutdown (where it also should be).
[04:02] <hutty> rapha   maybe when your fixed  up we can talk more
[04:02] <kristopher> badnaam, have you tried just manually inputting whatever IP settings windows gave it?
[04:03] <Qiller> Ubuntu 10.04 Realtek 8187b small alcance.
[04:03] <Qiller> anyone/
[04:03] <K350> drizzt_: I think I am..or didn't login properly..bease I can't shut the machine down normaly unless I switch user and switch back again
[04:03] <onetinsoldier> alket: it's all part of the desktop environment. that would be another name you could call it. the gnome-panels, gnome-indicator-applet, a number of default gnome applications. nautilus, the file manager, is a big part of it... the menus.... things of that nature
[04:03] <badnaam> the ip settings look fine in ifconfig, it even gets an ip from the router
[04:03] <Flannel> kristopher: if `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade` doesn't give you any new packages to install, you've successfully "upgraded".  The easiest way of removing the old packages would be to go into synaptic, check out the "local or obsolete packages" category, and then remove the ones you want from there
[04:03] <droolpal> Qiller, the 8187b works fine
[04:03] <badnaam> i tried putting ip settings in network manager systray applet, but it doesn't make any difference
[04:03] <kurtis> Does anyone have any suggestions for a media player that can play streamed content from media servers like Windows Media Player (Sharing), Tversity, etc...? Preferably one with an intuitive interface like the PS3/Xbox/WMP offers
[04:03] <alket> onetinsoldier so there wont be a major change for an end user like me
[04:04] <Qiller> droolpal yes, wirk fine! small alcance!
[04:04] <kristopher> Flannel, what does it do after clean-up old packages, though?  Do I have to redo grub and other nooks and crannies?
[04:04] <Qiller> droolpal 5 meters +-
[04:04] <onetinsoldier> alket: no. i suppose not
[04:04] <starcnti> hey can someone tell me what program I need to install the gnome bluetooth applet?
[04:04] <senthilnambi> kurtis: I use Mplayer
[04:04] <Flannel> kristopher: Does it boot?
[04:04] <starcnti> is is gnome-applets?
[04:04] <Munchkinguy> Can someone please help me with telnet?
[04:04] <starcnti> is it
[04:04] <badnaam> kristopher the ip settings windows gave it are same as what ubuntu does
[04:04] <alket> onetinsoldier great because I don't want to start learning new things like gnome shell
[04:05] <Flannel> kristopher: (it /should/ be doing all of that stuff as its installing/upgrading packages)
[04:05] <starcnti> Munchkinguy: help with what in regards to telnet?
[04:05] <Qiller> droolpal havent alternatives to configure more alcance?
[04:05] <droolpal> qiller, I don't know about that. it's working on one of my laptops at ~10m
[04:05] <hutty> kurtis      VLC   might be useful
[04:05] <onetinsoldier> alket: it's all part of the default installation of 'ubuntu-dekstop'. you can gsee that you have it install with --> dpkg -l gnome-desktop-environment
[04:05] <Munchkinguy> starcnti: How can I make it so that instead of displaying the file that I access, it downloads it instead?
[04:06] <TKMin> Hi, I just switched to Lucid and I'm tinkering in the power management area. The option to "Do Nothing" when the power button is pressed appears to be missing. Does anyone know where it went or how to fix it?
[04:06] <Qiller> droolpal hmm, win 7, i use that fine, more using ubuntu... omg small alcance!
[04:06] <Matr|x> http://pastie.org/958160
[04:06] <Matr|x> eny body help me plz
[04:06] <mkquist> starcnti: i think one is installed by default, but i like blueman
[04:06] <Matr|x> http://pastie.org/958160
[04:06] <kurtis> hutty: I looked into that. Unfortunately I couldn't find a way to do common tasks like browsing available videos/music and available media servers.
[04:06] <starcnti> Munchkinguy: what are you connecting to with telnet? not telnetd of course?
[04:06] <kristopher> Flannel, yah it boots just dandy, short of looking for the wrong harddisk first.
[04:07] <starcnti> well mkquist I don't have a default install lol
[04:07] <mkquist> starcnti: use blueman then, works well for me
[04:07] <kristopher> Flannel, is there a link to all the steps it takes in the final stages of dist-upgrade?
[04:07] <droolpal> Qiller, yes, I've noticed the radio is not as strong with it. I'm just happy it finally works without issue. You could try a newer driver if one exists, back up and compile a new one
[04:07] <squircle> hi all. i recently installed a kernel update on my Karmic server and my SiI raid card has disappeared from /dev/mapper, but lspci sees the device and the right kernel driver is in use. any idea on how i can diagnose/get my raid array back?
[04:07] <Matr|x> http://pastie.org/958160
[04:07] <Matr|x> plz any body help me
[04:07] <Matr|x> http://pastie.org/958160
[04:07] <Qiller> droolpal hmm, thank ^^
[04:07] <pingveno> Matr|x: No spamming plz
[04:07] <Flannel> kristopher: Hmm, not that I know of.  Have you tried running update-manager again?
[04:07] <Matr|x> sorry:(
[04:08] <kristopher> Yah, It appears to be done.
[04:08] <pingveno> Any other things that might help in debugging?
[04:08] <squircle> !patience | Matr|x
[04:08] <droolpal> Qiller, no problem. Thanks for teaching me "distance" en espanol!
[04:08] <natalief> I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me get rid of the fglrx and install radeonhd
[04:08] <Matr|x> sorry
[04:08] <kristopher> I just recall, ubuntu doing a couple of things at the end, after it removes the old kernels and what not
[04:08] <pingveno> Hmmm
[04:08] <Palestine> wildbat i got new problem, when i hit install ubuntu its work like try ubuntu wothout install!!!
[04:08] <Munchkinguy> starcnti: I don't have telnetd installed. Does it do what I was asking about?
[04:09] <Flannel> kristopher: Yeah, you can do all that by hand (kernels are just packages) through the "local and obsolete" packages
[04:09] <onetinsoldier> natalief: i can try
[04:09] <starcnti> Munchkinguy: you don't want to use telnetd
[04:10] <droolpal> Sorry, alcance means "Scope, range, reach" in Spanish, not distance
[04:10] <starcnti> what are you trying to accomplish Munchkinguy ? cp files from one Linux box to another?
[04:10] <kristopher> Yup, I'm decently versed in that stuff.  I think the initial shock of "My computer shutoff during an upgrade" makes me feel like other things are wrong.
[04:10] <Qiller> droolpal hehe i'm from brazil
[04:10] <Matr|x> eny help plz see >>> http://pastie.org/958165
[04:10] <wildbat> Palestine, is install in the "try ubuntu" too ~
[04:11] <pingveno> Matr|x: Oh, dist-upgrade problem
[04:11] <natalief> onetinsoldier: I have done a complete purge of fglrx and install of the xorg-edgers ppa but I can't seem to actually switch to the radeonhd
[04:11] <Palestine> wildbat install ubuntu and try ubuntu wothout install same
[04:11] <droolpal> Quiller, ahh, Portuguese. My mistake!
[04:11] <Matr|x> is that very bad?
[04:11] <pingveno> Matr|x: I'm not sure. Do you have backups?
[04:11] <lyrae> MoLE_, google.com/bookmarks, it doesnt have any of my bookmarks in there
[04:11] <Munchkinguy> starcnti: I'm trying to download an MP3 file. So when I access it with telnet, I just get a bunch of binary junk in the terminal.
[04:11] <lyrae> yet, chrome says it was synced 3 mins ago
[04:11] <Qiller> auehueah
[04:12] <badnaam> any thoughts on the networking issue, complete details here..I will wait patiently :) http://pastie.org/958162
[04:12] <starcnti> Munchkinguy: use wget
[04:12] <molex333> join #ubuntu-bugs-announce
[04:12] <Matr|x> im on remote machine brother
[04:12] <onetinsoldier> natalief: pretty much, you would just get rid of the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file. rename it, delete it or whatever. the, restart x
[04:12] <starcnti> wget http://link.com.mp3
[04:12] <wildbat> Palestine, i have try vbox and vmware ~ but not virtual pc ... so i don't there should have any problem ~ or you may wanna try thr alternate install CD
[04:12] <Matr|x> see also this erros http://pastie.org/958165
[04:12] <starcnti> Munchkinguy: do that...use wget http://filename.mp3
[04:12] <starcnti> that will get you what you want from the terminal
[04:13] <natalief> onetinsoldier: would it automatically create a new xorg.conf or would I need to use dpkg-reconfigure
[04:13] <Palestine> wildbat thank u i bothered u, but i try virual pc and work very good
[04:13] <Palestine> i will try vmware
[04:13] <onetinsoldier> natalief: the normal method is to have no /etc/X11/xorg.conf file at all. but if that doesn't seem to work out, then try the command you listed
[04:14] <natalief> onetinsoldier: thank you... I will give that a try
[04:14] <onetinsoldier> natalief: ok, good luck
[04:14] <pingveno> Matr|x: What happens when you do "locate logging.py"?
[04:15] <onetinsoldier> natalief: if you gave just now purged all the fglrx packages, you might want to even reboot
[04:15] <Matr|x> nothing happend
[04:15] <pingveno> Ah
[04:15] <Munchkinguy> starcnti: I know about wget, although this is a rather particular situation. I am trying to access content from the Overdrive Media Libary (the provide ebooks for public libraries) without installing the proprietary Overdrive Download Manager (they don't support linux). In order to download the file, I need to send a somewhat complicated command, which is shown at http://pastebin.org/228538
[04:15] <vvd> 10.04 is really good, KMS, 3d, Xv and compiz on 2 monitors? no problem :)
[04:15] <NFischer> is there a way to have the arrival of new messages retrieved through fetchmail shown in the notification box?!
[04:16] <mortal1> Hi folks, I'm trying to clarify something.  Can you do whole disk encryption using the desktop install?  Previously, you needed the alternate cd, but has this changed?
[04:16] <linux_is_my_hero> my jacksense doesnt work and my network logo doesnt show up on my panel
[04:16] <rapha> oh drizzt went away :(
[04:16] <rapha> hutty: sure
[04:16] <bet0x> Hello, i just upgraded my Ubuntu to the latest one, now i have no X what can be?
[04:16] <pingveno> Matr|x: Oh, my bad. logging isn't a single file. Try "locate logging | grep py"
[04:16] <nav1> Hello, I'm having trouble logging in with SSH from non-administrator accounts. Anyone know anything about this? I'm running 9.04.
[04:17] <Matr|x> /usr/lib/python2.6/logging
[04:17] <vvd> mortal1: i havent seen an encryption option for the desktop cd
[04:17] <vvd> well, for homes there was
[04:17] <pingveno> Matr|x: Is this a server?
[04:17] <Matr|x> yea
[04:17] <pingveno> Arg! So many join/leaves
[04:17] <Matr|x> remote server
[04:18] <netroby> Hello
[04:18] <netroby> anybody Online?
[04:18] <pingveno> Oh, goody, that makes things a bit trickier.
[04:18] <onetinsoldier> bet0x: see if you can come up with an error message to post. use pastebin if it's multiple lines. maybe even pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log to the room
[04:18] <hutty> rapha         how are you getting on  with grub?
[04:18] <Matr|x> yes
[04:19] <Matr|x> it was working fine from two days
[04:19] <dekadent> can someone help me get my wireless connection working on my laptop?
[04:19] <Matr|x> and i had rest from my work then im back now to work and nothing work on the server:(
[04:20] <hutty> dekadent    whats up?
[04:20] <intx> is netboot available for lucid?
[04:20] <intx> particularly server edition?
[04:20] <keenken> anyone know how to share folders from ubuntu to through virtual box, as a medium, into the virtual os(windows xp for me)?????
[04:20] <dekadent> hutty, hi, i dont know what the problem is, my dell latitude d600 just had ubuntu installed on it, broadcom wireless card making a connection but won't work
[04:20] <rapha> hutty: i have my system booting now when i manually enter all the ocmmands, but i think since this is an upgraded system i'm running grub1 which loads grub2, or something ... in any case i can't get it to be like it should
[04:21] <dekadent> keenken,  yeah you have to make a folder you want to share then use the command vboxmanage sharedfolder
[04:21] <pingveno> What a brilliant idea, let apt-get keep going when dpkg dies.
[04:22] <rapha> hutty: it's not made better by the fact that it's already 5:21 AM and i havent slept for like 24 hours
[04:22] <dekadent> keenken, once you get the command to go through, on XP, use this command on cmd
[04:22] <keenken> dekadent, i shared a folder though the device tab at bottom of virtual and i cant see it? how do i get to it?
[04:22] <hutty> rapha      just leave it till tomorrow
[04:22] <Matr|x> and why its dead
[04:23] <dekadent> keenken, "use net p: ..." i forgot the rest
[04:23] <dekadent> keenan, use net p: \\vsrvr\"name of virtual files folder here" or something
[04:23] <Munchkinguy_> Euh my computer sort of randomly shut down, but Freenode didn't log me off. Funny.
[04:23] <rapha> hutty: can't, it's my gf's pc and since i broke it, if its not fixed and she notices, i'll be one head shorter
[04:23] <dekadent> keenken, of course make sure you have guest additions installed
[04:23] <hutty> dekadent   can you ping anyone?
[04:23] <DonScott> lol rapha
[04:23] <dekadent> hutty, any idea what i can do to get this wireless card working
[04:23] <Munchkinguy_> Anyhow, it there a way to dump the output of telnet?
[04:24] <keenken> dekadent, oic i don't think i do
[04:24] <pingveno> Matr|x: whereis python ?
[04:24] <dekadent> hutty, hmmm i don tknow how to do that
[04:24] <dekadent> hutty, or how to tell if it worked
[04:24] <pingveno> I'm just racking my brains on what it might be.
[04:25] <hutty> rapha     better do a clean install then!
[04:25] <rapha> hutty not possible with a 5kb downstream connection i could never download all the additional .deb packages
[04:25] <rapha> hutty i think i almost have it
[04:25] <donaldbrasco> hey, I need some help/advice with my hd setup in lucid lynx - any takers?
[04:26] <SocialistPig> what you need donald
[04:26] <dekadent> keenan, in your VM go to devices, install guest additions
[04:26] <donaldbrasco> ok - here's my situation ...
[04:26] <rapha> donaldbrasco: hd as in high defintion or as in har ddisk?
[04:26] <dekadent> can anyone tell me how to check if i can ping someone?
[04:26] <donaldbrasco> hard drives
[04:26] <pingveno> Matr|x: How you worked with the Python interactive interpreter before?
[04:27] <rapha> k
[04:27] <donaldbrasco> I have my laptop (compaq v6120us) setup with dual boot - windows mce and lucid lynx
[04:27] <hutty> dekadent    open atreminal and type ping www.google.com
[04:27] <Matr|x> it was very goooooooooooooooood
[04:27] <Matr|x> very cool
[04:27] <donaldbrasco> I also have a external hard drive
[04:27] <hutty> dekadent    open a   treminal and type ping www.google.com
[04:27] <Matr|x> it working fine from two days ago
[04:27] <rapha> dekadent: open a terminal ("Anwendungen > Zubehör > Terminal" and type "ping 141.1.1.1"
[04:27] <corpse> does anyone here use privoxy?
[04:28] <UrbanGreenZone> Hi.
[04:28] <dekadent> hutty, unknown host www.google.com
[04:28] <SocialistPig> ok so whats the problem donald
[04:28] <rapha> donaldbrasco: sounds like a setup many here should havre as well
[04:28] <donaldbrasco> I have ubuntu setup the way I want it and I want to dedicate the system to ubuntu only.  Also, with my external, I can't write to the drive in ubuntu.
[04:28] <rapha> dekadent: what about the 141.1.1.1?
[04:28] <pingveno> Matr|x: In the terminal, start up the python interactive interpreter by running "python"
[04:28] <hutty> dekadent    open a   treminal and type ping 127.0.0.1
[04:28] <dekadent> hutty, yes that works
[04:29] <Matr|x> python
[04:29] <Matr|x> Python 2.6.5 (r265:79063, Apr 16 2010, 13:57:41)
[04:29] <Matr|x> [GCC 4.4.3] on linux2
[04:29] <Matr|x> Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
[04:29] <Matr|x> >>>
[04:29] <FloodBot2> Matr|x: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:29] <rapha> dekadent: 141.1.1.1 too?
[04:29] <dekadent> uhh
[04:29] <donaldbrasco> my plan was to format the partition with windows on it and then copy the contents of the external drive onto it, format it through ubuntu, then copy the contents back to the external
[04:29] <SocialistPig> well first thing first donald open a terminal and type sudo apt-get install gparted
[04:29] <pingveno> Matr|x: run "import logging" from there
[04:29] <donaldbrasco> anyone see a problem with that plan?
[04:29] <UrbanGreenZone> does anyone know how to stop the "default keyring" from popping up everytime I reboot... I have my rig set to auto login, and I do not have a wireless nic but I do have a bluetooth keyboard... could that be it?
[04:29] <dekadent> rapha, network is unreachable
[04:29] <Kutakizukari> When I upgraded my Ubuntu from 9 to 10 it also upgraded my php from 5.2 to 5.3 I need php back to 5.2. How do I do that?
[04:30] <rapha> dekadent: okay, so you can't ping the internet (i.e. the outside world). how is that computer connected, and who do you want to talk with?
[04:30] <adante> can anybody personally recommend a place to get paid ubuntu support?
[04:30] <Palestine> wildbat worked it was very slow
[04:30] <SocialistPig> ubuntu should be able to read your external drive
[04:30] <xangua> adante: canonical.com
[04:30] <hutty> rapha   why that ip?
[04:30] <SocialistPig> no matter its partition
[04:30] <adante> xangua: how did you find it? and which did you use?
[04:30] <rapha> hutty: Tier 1 nameserver, good to memorise and always up.
[04:30] <dekadent> rapha, the computer supposedly (according to what it says) has a connection to my router, as does this computer, but it can't access the internet
[04:30] <wildbat> Palestine, huh?
[04:30] <xangua> adante: canonical is the company that develops ubuntu
[04:30] <un214> darn it, lxde does not include a single white on black color theme
[04:30] <wildbat> Palestine, VMware?
[04:30] <rapha> dekadent: pleasy pastie the output of "route -n"
[04:31] <xangua> i dón't see the bot :(
[04:31] <UrbanGreenZone> adante: canonical.com (they sponsor ubuntu)
[04:31] <hutty> rapha  Teir 1    very geeky!!!
[04:31] <Palestine> lol the vitual pc and ubuntu 10! worked but the virual pc was very slow i was think its not working :\
[04:31] <dekadent> rapha, and for some reason it doesnt have an ip in the same format as the other machines on my router
[04:31] <rapha> hutty isnt it :-)
[04:31] <Flannel> adante: http://www.ubuntu.com/support/services
[04:31] <SocialistPig> donald try unplugging the drive and plugging it back in
[04:31] <dekadent> rapha, it has some different number format
[04:31] <rapha> dekadent: pls give examples of both
[04:31] <donaldbrasco> I did
[04:31] <donaldbrasco> didn't work
[04:31] <SocialistPig> then go to system administration disk utility and see if it shows up
[04:31] <vvd> whats the point of using pulseaudio?
[04:32] <dekadent> rapha, this comp: 192.168.1.x, that machine 10.42.43.1
[04:32] <adante> xangua, UrbanGreenZone, Flannel : have you actually tried this service? i have not been able to find any info on the quality of the service hence why i was asking for personal recommendations
[04:32] <dekadent> rapha, the output is long i have no way of pasting it, can i provide you with some specific info?
[04:32] <donaldbrasco> it just keeps saying, no matter what I try, that I don't have write permission
[04:32] <natalief> can anyone help me to generate an xorg.conf that uses the radeonhd  driver
[04:32] <SocialistPig> oh
[04:33] <SocialistPig> open a terminal and type sudo nautilus
[04:33] <SocialistPig> then try and open the drive
[04:33] <donaldbrasco> like I said, I want to take windows off completely as well - can I do that without reformatting the whole internal drive
[04:33] <SocialistPig> yes
[04:33] <rapha> dekadent: yes, if i say pastie i mean to use a service like pastie.org
[04:33] <SocialistPig> sudo apt-get install gparted
[04:33] <donaldbrasco> socialistpig - I did that
[04:33] <onetinsoldier> SocialistPig: you should use 'gksu' for nautilus really
[04:33] <rapha> dekadent: the ip of that machine implies that you created your own AdHoc WLAN. i suggest you check that and disable it if there is one.
[04:34] <donaldbrasco> i tried sudo nautilus and gksu, neither worked
[04:34] <dekadent> rapha, i cant use pastie.org beacuse that machine has noa ccess to the internet!
[04:34] <UrbanGreenZone> how do I stop the keyring manager from popping up after every reboot... system is set to autologin
[04:34] <SocialistPig> gparted will allow you to delete the windows partition
[04:34] <dekadent> rapha, ok how can i do that?
[04:34] <SocialistPig> and change the ubuntu one
[04:34] <hutty> dekadent   oyu can select with your mouse    then    while text is highlited    select copy from the treminal  edit menu
[04:34] <natalief> onetinsoldier: I followed your instructions and I got gdm restarted... but I currently have no xorg.conf... is there a way to generate one that will use the radeonhd
[04:34] <UrbanGreenZone> btw running 10.04
[04:35] <SocialistPig> to take up the extra space as far as the external drive im not quite sure
[04:35] <dekadent> hutty, it's on my laptop though
[04:35] <rapha> dekadent: true, good point lol ... well, for me i just click the networkmanager icon in the top right corner and then click disconnect
[04:35] <dekadent> rapha, that's what i did
[04:35] <donaldbrasco> I'm installing gparted now
[04:35] <dekadent> rapha, so now what should i do?
[04:36] <onetinsoldier> natalief: that i'm not so sure on how to do... just wanted to get you having X back at least. you can try the 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg' command maybe. not sure
[04:36] <rapha> dekadent: try to connect again, to the WLAN your other machine connects to
[04:36] <dekadent> rapha, it doesnt show any wireless networks in the drop down menu when i click on that thing that looks like radio waves
[04:36] <SocialistPig> donald could you type the exact message you get when you try and access external drive?
[04:36] <natalief> onetinsoldier: unfortunately... that particular command doesn't do anything... it just jumps back to a blank command line
[04:36] <donaldbrasco> once I delete the windows partition, I can copy external drive to internal one, then reformat the external, then copy back from internal to external
[04:37] <dekadent> rapha, it says Wire Network \n disconnected, Wireless Networks, \n disconnected and both are gray
[04:37] <rapha> dekadent: what does it look like when you _right_ click it?
[04:37] <donaldbrasco> yes - one minute
[04:37] <dekadent> rapha, 3 things are checked, enable net, enable wireless, enable notifiactions
[04:37] <donaldbrasco> I have read permission - the problem is when I try to write to it
[04:37] <dekadent> rapha, then edit connections... and about
[04:37] <donaldbrasco> it's formatted in fat32
[04:37] <donaldbrasco> 320g drive
[04:37] <rapha> hutty: got it! laptop's booting on its own again, yay!
[04:37] <SocialistPig> does it have a switch on it
[04:38] <donaldbrasco> no
[04:38] <SocialistPig> to enable/disable write protection
[04:38] <donaldbrasco> no
[04:38] <onetinsoldier> natalief: hmm, try.... sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[04:38] <rapha> dekadent: sounds right. what if you left click it and then select "connect to hidden network" or whatever it is called and just blindly enter your router's info?
[04:38] <dekadent> rapha, thats how i got that funky IP address
[04:38] <dekadent> rapha, which says "connected" but doesnt actually provide internet access
[04:39] <hutty> rapha      good one   you wont be getting ear bashed now!
[04:39] <natalief> onetinsoldier: same thing... nothing happens
[04:39] <onetinsoldier> natalief: but i'm not really sure. you might be able to tell what driver it's currently using with the following command... grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[04:39] <rapha> dekadent: my guess is you mis-clicked and chose "create network" instead of "connect to hidden network" as they're right next to each other
[04:39] <dekadent> rapha, oh actually, maybe i used create a new network
[04:39] <rapha> hutty: indeed! :-)
[04:39] <dekadent> rapha, .. yeah
[04:39] <rapha> :-)
[04:39] <onetinsoldier> natalief: see if someone else knows how to get you further along. you do have X back now though, right?
[04:40] <dekadent> rapha, i think i tried this once, and like its doing now, it just sat there trying to connect
[04:40] <natalief> onetinsoldier: yes I do
[04:40] <SocialistPig> donald try running gksu nautilus then go right click on the external drive and change the permissions to owned by your user name/you are allowed to read/write then apply to all files inside
[04:41] <donaldbrasco> socialistpig: weird - all my files and folders on the external are displayed with some sort of wingdings font
[04:41] <SocialistPig> right click and go to properties
[04:41] <donaldbrasco> I tried that before - didn't work
[04:41] <rapha> dekadent: then the only thing i can think of is to open a terminal and type "sudo less -NRI +F /var/log/syslog" and to watch there what happens when you try to connect again; if there's any useful error message...
[04:41] <SocialistPig> so you can copy the files from it to your internal drive?
[04:42] <donaldbrasco> I think so
[04:42] <droolpal> Pidgin broke on me - used up all available ram, started eating up 4 of 6GiB swap before I stopped it. How can I find out what happened so I can report the bug (if it is a bug)
[04:42] <donaldbrasco> yes
[04:42] <shawnboy> Can someone guide me in either creating new bug report or how to determine an existing one to mark as effecting me?
[04:42] <SocialistPig> ok thats good
[04:42] <dekadent> rapha, it says disconnected -> scanning
[04:42] <SocialistPig> I dunno if its gonna let you format it though
[04:42] <dekadent> rapha, waiting for data... (interrupt to abort)
[04:42] <SocialistPig> but I would go ahead and remove windows partition and resize ubuntus with gparted
[04:43] <donaldbrasco> like I said though, they're all wingdings or something and they have a padlock icon
[04:43] <rapha> dekadent: itll probably spit out more - but rly, if there's nothing useful in there i'm pretty much out of knowledge, sorry :(
[04:43] <natalief> Is there anyone here who might be able to help with an xorg.conf?
[04:43] <k3rn> hi! is it possible to mout a specific folder from an external drive using fsatb with UUID?
[04:43] <rapha> dekadent: the "waiting for data" thing belongs to the "less" command - dont worry about that
[04:43] <donaldbrasco> actually, not all of them do
[04:43] <xangua> droolpal: see pidgin logs, you can find more help in #pidgin
[04:43] <ocmsRzr> does anyone know how to get the "standard" notification theme in command line install
[04:44] <SocialistPig> depends on the problem nata
[04:44] <dekadent> rapha, now it says, activation (wlan0/wireless): association took too long.
[04:44] <dekadent> rapha, and
[04:44] <atleticomadrid> hi.....my computer wont boot into ubuntu at all. it just gives me a blank screen with a blinking icon after booting into bios. is this a problem with grub, or a bios issue?
[04:44] <Loshki> k3rn: I don't see how. UUIDs belong to partitions, not folders. What are you trying to do?
[04:44] <rapha> dekadent: stupid question, but did you reboot the machine already?
[04:44] <dekadent> rapha, (wlan0): device state change: 5->6 (reason0)
[04:44] <dekadent> rapha, absolutely
[04:44] <dekadent> rapha, several times
[04:45] <natalief> atleticomadrid: how long did you wait after the blinking cursor
[04:45] <atleticomadrid> natalief: left it there all afternoon one time
[04:45] <Psykus_> anyone know how I would go about getting fan/temperature controls working correctly in 10.04 on a dell inspiron 1525? have looked around and have not been able to find much. currently the fan goes 100% at all times
[04:45] <xangua> ocmsRzr: i believe you are refering to notification-daemon
[04:46] <k3rn> Loshki: i want to mount a specific folder of the external to a specific point in the filesystem.
[04:46] <Psykus_> even when the system is idling
[04:46] <natalief> atleticomadrid: did the install go without any problems?
[04:46] <ocmsRzr> xangua: yea... but there is no theme with it...
[04:46] <atleticomadrid> natalief: yes, ive been running ubuntu fine for about 6 months. just happened the other night
[04:46] <ocmsRzr> xangua: the default theme is the one that comes with debian
[04:46] <Psykus_> and the system still heats up quite a bit. i don't think the cpu scaling is working either then
[04:46] <ne7work> !flash
[04:46] <rapha> dekadent: sorry then, no idea :-/ - maybe you cna find a networkmanager channel and ask them
[04:47] <donaldbrasco> socialistpig: when I try to gksu nautilus and change permissions, it just reverts back to the old permissions with no error or anything
[04:47] <donaldbrasco> not sure what's going on there
[04:47] <ocmsRzr> and the "ubuntu" theme is the old one... from three releases ago
[04:47] <natalief> atleticomadrid: it could be a problem with grub.... thought you should have received an error if it was not loading
[04:47] <Loshki> k3rn: Well, you can fake it. Mount the filesystem to a known mount point, then place a link from the filesystem point to the specific folder....
[04:47] <rapha> or maybe somebody else here can help ...
[04:48] <atleticomadrid> natalief: yeah, im not sure if its grub or if its something with the bios.
[04:48] <rapha> anyhow
[04:48] <rapha> i'm off to bed
[04:48] <rapha> hutty: talk to you "tomorrow", whenever that is now
[04:48] <k3rn> Loshki: yea, i think thats how i'll do it...
[04:48] <quietone> pls where are the instructions for changing the default partition to boot, on lucid
[04:48] <twisted`> yo :) I got this Acer R3600 with this remote and all
[04:48] <SocialistPig> donald all I can really think to do is get the data off and then try and format it with gparted
[04:48] <dekadent> does anyone think they can help me get my wireless card to work on my laptop in ubuntu?
[04:48] <twisted`> now I can't find the receiver in my dev listings...
[04:48] <hutty> rapha     np  later
[04:48] <twisted`> what is going on?
[04:48] <donaldbrasco> thanks, I'll try that
[04:48] <SocialistPig> if that doesnt work more investigation will be needed
[04:48] <natalief> atleticomadrid: sounds to me like it may be a problem with the bios not loading the first drive.... have you tried a live disk to make sure you can still access the hard drive?
[04:48] <twisted`> using newest ubuntu, 10.04 :)
[04:49] <kswan> how does lucid run on a 13" macbook pro?
[04:49] <twoflowers> bootcamp?
[04:49] <BentSpace> Anyone know whether you should use smbfs or cifs with Windows XP?
[04:49] <hutty> dekadent    do you have wifi radar installed?
[04:49] <atleticomadrid> natalief: yes, itll boot via livecd
[04:49] <dekadent> hutty, no
[04:49] <BentSpace> The wiki says: "smbfs is the "original" method.
[04:49] <BentSpace> However, smbfs is not compatible with security signatures, which are enabled by default and not recommended to disable on Windows Server 2003 and later. If a share is served by Windows Server 2003 or later, you should use cifs. "
[04:50] <dekadent> hutty, should i install it
[04:50] <kswan> isn't bootcamp just windows drivers?
[04:50] <hutty> dekadent   it might give you some info
[04:50] <natalief> atleticomadrid: can you change or edit files on the hard drive?
[04:50] <dekadent> hutty, ok ill hard wire and install it brb
[04:50] <k3rn> Loshki: how do links behave if the drive (mount point) is not present?
[04:51] <atleticomadrid> natalief: yes, the hard drive is responsive and everything. think i might need to fsck it?
[04:51] <BentSpace> I mean to connect to windows share folders on a home network, please.
[04:52] <natalief> atleticomadrid: i actually think you might fsck it at this point
[04:53] <Psykus_> someone says installing the kerney from karmic koala will fix it
[04:53] <Psykus_> since apparently the newer kernels break the dell acpi stuff
[04:53] <natalief> Has anyone here managed to get the radeonhd driver to work properly?
[04:54] <dekadent> i use a radeon but didnt have to install a driver
[04:54] <dekadent> radeon hd
[04:54] <dekadent> hutty, i dont think the program will run
[04:55] <hutty> dekadent     dont understand
[04:55] <donaldbrasco> socialistpig: not 100% sure what I did, but I can write to it now, HOWEVER, I still have the wingding thing going on (¥┌µ─ñφ.
[04:55] <donaldbrasco> )
[04:55] <donaldbrasco> not sure what that's about, do you?
[04:55] <SocialistPig> missing fonts
[04:55] <dekadent> hutty, when i run wifi-radar in the terminal it says wlan0 interface doesn't support scanning: device or resource busy
[04:55] <SocialistPig> installing ubuntu-restricted-extras
[04:55] <SocialistPig> may solve this
[04:55]  * Alcor tst
[04:56] <BentSpace> Is there a way to stop xchat from notifying me every time someone enters or leaves the room, please?
[04:56] <hutty> dekadent   its a gui app
[04:56] <juanca> How can I make a software to appear in one of the applications categories?
[04:56] <progesterone> Question: I don't like using mouse middle button to copy and paste immeditely in Ubuntu terminal. In Putty, I can copy the text by selecting and paste later anywhere by right-click. How can I do that?
[04:56] <dekadent> hutty, it wont run
[04:57] <hutty> dekadent   suggest you reoot
[04:57] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: Try holding shift during boot.
[04:57] <dekadent> ok now it works. ... ?
[04:57] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: During Bios or Ubuntu?
[04:57] <xangua> BentSpace: look at the preferences for ignoring that
[04:57] <Psykus_> how would I go about installing an older kernel?
[04:57]  * Alcor 's daughter has a mac
[04:57] <hutty> dekadent   or even init 1
[04:58] <cloud> hola XD
[04:58] <BentSpace> xangua, Thank you.
[04:58] <dekadent> hutty, what should i do in wifi radar?
[04:58] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: If grub is installed properly, and shift is depressed when grub starts, then grub will show its menu rather than immediately booting into Ubuntu.
[04:58] <Psykus_> or what kernel version did karmic koala use?
[04:58] <Loshki> BentSpace: look for the channel tab, right click on it and untick the 'show join/leave messages'
[04:58] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: ty ill go try that
[04:58] <cloud> hey friends :D
[04:58] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: You're welcome.
[04:58] <cloud> any friend speak spanish?
[04:59] <hutty> dekadent   so you have the gui up?
[04:59] <Jordan_U> !es | cloud
[04:59] <dekadent> hutty,  yea
[04:59] <dekadent> hutty, nothing is in the list
 gracias :D
[05:00] <hutty> cloud   buines notchies  mi nombre es hutty!
[05:00] <mainuser> I'm using the new 10.4 ubuntu. Open Personal file sharing and I see a message.. This feature cannot be enabled because the required packages are not installed on your system .. What packages do I need ?
[05:00] <Munchkinguy> ah! I finally found the instructions on linuxforums.org. Still, thanks for the help!
[05:00] <term_oldcomp1> ? can see the ubuntu box on the lan from windows computers.  but can't see the windows boxes from ubuntu.  how do I fix?
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[05:00] <hutty> dekadent   select   preferences
[05:00] <dekadent> hutty, ok
[05:01] <juanca> How can I make a software appear in one of the applications categories?
[05:01] <BentSpace> Loshki, Sweet, found it, thank you.  That's much better.
[05:01] <hutty> dekadent  whats in    "wireless device"
[05:01] <dekadent> wlan0\
[05:01] <dekadent> wlan0
[05:02] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: doesnt get there. i guess its not getting into grub at all. does that mean a bios failure/motherboard issue?
[05:02] <wildbat> quick question, what is the command to find all the file that have modifyied today?
[05:02] <Vigo> juanca: Create a launcher with the Main Menu, I think
[05:02] <NFischer> HI all!! "fetchmail -L /var/log/fetchmail" gives me "fetchmail: cannot open /var/log/fetchmail: Permission denied" why?
[05:02] <hutty> dekadent  ok click cancel   then new
[05:03] <donaldbrasco> ubuntu-restricted-extras didn't solve the font problem
[05:03] <juanca> Vigo: which 'Main Menu'?
[05:03] <dekadent> hutty, ok
[05:03] <hutty> dekadent  so its found your card
[05:03] <SocialistPig> I would still
[05:03] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: It could be, if you are dual booting with windows it's also possible that an OEM utility clobbered part of grub (Dell's "DataSafe" does this). Was grub working before or is this a fresh install?
[05:03] <dekadent> hutty, yeah
[05:03] <SocialistPig> move data and format the external
[05:03] <Vigo> juanca: System>Preferences>Main Menu
[05:03] <dekadent> hutty, but no signals
[05:04] <hutty> dekadent  now put in the network detail for your other network that you want to reach
[05:04] <SocialistPig> using ext4 since its linux native
[05:04] <Loshki> NFischer: you usually need to be root to write to /var/log. Try putting the log somewhere else e.g. /tmp
[05:04] <dekadent> hutty, ok i did that
[05:04] <donaldbrasco> ok - thanks for your help
[05:04] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: ubuntu was working fine...its not a dual boot, exclusively ubuntu. worked for about 9 months up until about 2 days ago...it has trouble booting into a livecd as well, so im thinking it might be the bios.
[05:04] <atleticomadrid> slash motherboard
[05:04] <SocialistPig> the wierd font thing could have to do with a virus
[05:04] <Vigo> juanca: I loaded IceCat onto a gNewSense box and used that method to create a launcher in the specified field of my choosing.
[05:04] <dhruvasagar> Hi
[05:05] <SocialistPig> I have seen some change the windows fonts to webdings ...
[05:05] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: If you can't boot liveCD's then yes, it's probably a BIOS/hardware problem.
[05:05] <hutty> dekadent  click    "roaming"    then save
[05:05] <dhruvasagar> how do I check from command line if a package is already installed ?
[05:05] <term_oldcomp1> how do I take ownership of a drive? say /dev/sda1 ?
[05:05] <dhruvasagar> term_oldcomp1: you purchase it ?
[05:05] <dhruvasagar> term_oldcomp1: jk
[05:05] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: yeah, kinda what i was thinking its a pretty old laptop. it gets into bios and all, but it just has a blank cursor when i try to boot via cd or hd. sound like the motherboard is dead?
[05:05] <NFischer> Loshki, that pretty much does it, thx! but is there a way to let fetchmail log in /var/log since i would prefer having all logs in one place
[05:05] <Jordan_U> term_oldcomp1: Define "take ownership". Also please explain what your end goal is.
[05:05] <SocialistPig> gksu nautilus then go right click on the drive and change owner and permissions to your user name
[05:05] <dekadent> hutty, its taking forever to cancel connection
[05:06] <term_oldcomp1> it's only ownership is root.  so I have to keep mounting it plus it's blocking my bittorrent uploads of a custom op/sys as it keeps returning "permission denied" in transmission
[05:06] <dekadent> hutty, ok done, no change
[05:07] <hutty> dekadent   what do you mean    cancel connection?
[05:07] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: It's hard to say. Does your BIOS have any diagnostic options? If nothing else it may have an option to boot more verbosely.
[05:07] <dekadent> hutty, nothing, i tried to connect to it after i added the info, it didnt work, i cancelled, then added roaming, saved, no change
[05:08] <linux_is_my_hero> help my network manager disappeared from my panel and wont reappear
[05:08] <hutty> dekadent   is there a signal strenght?
[05:08] <dekadent> hutty, for some reason i can't find signals with this card
[05:08] <dekadent> hutty, no nothing
[05:08] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: its about 4-5 years old, so i dont think it has any diagnostic options. i think its dead :(
[05:08] <dekadent> hutty, it should automatically detect though, right?
[05:08] <Loshki> NFischer: good question, wish I knew the answer. Changing the permissions on /var/log is probably a bad idea, as you don't want anyone to be able to edit them in case of a breakin...
[05:08] <Vigo> juanca: You can also use gconf , here> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=707997
[05:08] <xangua> linux_is_my_hero: did you removed notification area¿ if not in terminal: nm-applet
[05:09] <linux_is_my_hero> it says its already running
[05:09] <hutty> dekadent   well if no signal strength then no joy im afraid
[05:09] <linux_is_my_hero> xangua: it says its already running
[05:09] <xangua> (23:08:57) xangua: linux_is_my_hero: did you REMOVED notification area¿ if not in terminal: nm
[05:10] <linux_is_my_hero> xangua: i did not, it left on its own
[05:10] <atleticomadrid> Jordan_U: it's strange though, because it seems like bios is working fine and the hard drive is recognized and everything, but it wont get between the two
[05:10] <hutty> dekadent   you need to be sure there is something to connect to     some access point
[05:10] <aberhow> so
[05:10] <GettingSleepy> Hi, Can anyone please tell me how to add "compiz --replace" to the startup applications please? It doesn't appear to be working properly. Is there a boot script I can append it to?
[05:11] <dekadent> hutty, there is a wireless router set up that we always connect to
[05:11] <aberhow> how do i fix the multi tap on the touchpad to the way it was?
[05:11] <econdudeawesome> Howdy! Is SELinux for Ubuntu useful at all? I'd like to make my computer more secure, but the ubuntu documentation is lacking in this topic...
[05:11] <aberhow> synaptics
[05:11] <GettingSleepy> Additional: Lucid Lynx, clean install
[05:11] <dekadent> hutty, it's just not finding it with this card
[05:11] <xangua> GettingSleepy: system> preferences
[05:11] <Psykus_> how would I add karmic koala repositories to lucid lynx?
[05:11] <Jordan_U> atleticomadrid: Maybe you could try installing coreboot (open source firmware replacement).... though if you can't get it to boot at all that might require some hardware hacking.
[05:11] <hutty> dekadent  is it a g rate card?
[05:11] <dekadent> hutty, i just googled my card name and someone else posted something on the forums saying it doesnt work, with no response
[05:11] <dekadent> hutty, i have no idea
[05:11] <dekadent> hutty, it's a broadcom 5705M
[05:12] <Loshki> Psykus_: that's probably a bad idea. Why would you want to do that?
[05:12] <xangua> !downgrade | Psykus_
[05:12] <hutty> dekadent  try a different card if possible
[05:12] <Vigo> econdudeawesome: Did you read the Manuals on it?
[05:12] <term_oldcomp1> ok, fixed last problem.  how do I set a /dev/sda1 to automount?
[05:12] <GettingSleepy> xangua: Thanks, but I have tried adding it to the Startup Applications and it doesn't do squat. Any other ideas?
[05:12] <NFischer> Loshki, never mind ill stick with tmp
[05:12] <dekadent> hutty, it's' a laptop
[05:12] <econdudeawesome> Vigo I have not installed it yet
[05:13] <xangua> GettingSleepy: what's wrong with compiz¿
[05:13] <econdudeawesome> Vigo I was just curious if it is useful to secure a laptop
[05:13] <hutty> dekadent  so its built in?
[05:13] <dekadent> hutty, yes
[05:13] <Underprivlidged> hey all.i just have a question or two,if anyone can help me out,id b e appreciative
[05:14] <Loshki> NFischer: I think /tmp gets wiped on reboot, so you might wanna find a better place if you want to keep the logfiles around...
[05:14] <GettingSleepy> xangua, I am using CCSM to handle some keyboard shortcuts. Long story short, I need to do a "compiz --replace" on every boot after logging in to make the shortcuts stick properly.
[05:14] <Vigo> econdudeawesome: Read up on it, any box is as secure or as insecure as the Administrator allows or sets it to, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=707997
[05:14] <Jordan_U> econdudeawesome: Ubuntu uses apparmor by default, and as long as that's true it's probably difficult to make Ubuntu more secure with selinux than it currently is with apparmor
[05:15] <hutty> dekadent  is it an older machine
[05:15] <NFischer> Loshki, ya u probably right...
[05:15] <xangua> GettingSleepy: are you using xfce¿ in gnome just enabling compiz should be enouf
[05:15] <dekadent> hutty, yes from 2004
[05:15] <xangua> enough*
[05:15] <Jordan_U> econdudeawesome: Not because of any deficiencies in selinux, but because there are custom profiles already setup for apparmor in Ubuntu.
[05:15] <hutty> OMG!!!
[05:15] <NFischer> Loshki, thx
[05:15] <Vigo> What Jordan_U said is correct, SELinux is not a utility to be just willy-nilly goofed with.
[05:15] <hutty> dekadent  OMG!!!
[05:15] <dekadent> hutty, lol so?
[05:16] <b166erx> sysinfo
[05:16] <econdudeawesome> Jordan_U I'm newb at security. Do you know of a good resource to efficiently learn more
[05:16] <Vigo> !security
[05:16] <dekadent> hutty, it should still work
[05:16] <b166erx>  /sysinfo
[05:16] <b166erx> dahhh
[05:16] <hutty> dekadent  doorstopper material me thinks!
[05:16] <dhruvasagar> can anybody tell me how to use bignum library libgmp's c++ wrapper in ubuntu ?
[05:17] <GettingSleepy> xangua: That's a fair call. Compiz seems to be running properly but the keyboard shortcuts don't appear to stick properly until "compiz --replace" is run manually. I think it might be because I am using CCSM which isn't a standard compiz manager. Everything works fine when this is run manually after starting, I really just want to be able to run it automatically. Perhaps by adding it as a root process on boot. Ideas?
[05:17] <dekadent> hutty, i need it to work
[05:17] <dekadent> hutty, it's a perfectly good machine lol
[05:17] <kuato-AR> hi !
[05:17] <Underprivlidged> anyone know anything about sound issues in xubuntu 10.04
[05:17] <Underprivlidged> ?
[05:18] <xangua> !anyone | Underprivlidged
[05:18] <dekadent> hutty, do you think http://unix.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/FreeBSD/hackers/2003-07/0269.html might work?
[05:19]  * dabaR notices ubottu's factoids could be improved upon.
[05:19] <kuato-AR> I need help setting up a tv tunner, kworld plust tv analog lite pci , SAA7134 and tvtime  , channels are ok but no sound.
[05:19] <tjs> is there any way to get empathy to pop up a new tab/window when a message comes in rather than glow its little icon ?
[05:19] <tjs> or as well as
[05:19] <GettingSleepy> xangua: BRB
[05:20] <dankobum> how can I install the calendar lightning in thunderbird?
[05:20] <Pupuser402> can i bridge a connection between a desktop with puppy and a laptop with ubuntu?
[05:20] <dabaR> tjs: that's a quality question. I would also almost like to know
[05:20] <hutty> dekadent  well I suppose we could all have a whip around  for you!
[05:20] <linux_is_my_hero> my panel is acting funny. how do i reset it?
[05:20] <dabaR> dankobum: My name is Danko, heh
[05:21] <kuato-AR> {-_-}
[05:21] <dekadent> hutty,  huh?
[05:21] <xangua> dankobum: go to addon's mozilla web
[05:21] <uLinux> How can I disable ipv6?
[05:21] <tjs> dabaR: there is an option to turn off the icon notification, but that doesn't seem to be a toggle for windows popping up
[05:21] <xangua> !panels | linux_is_my_hero
[05:22] <Underprivlidged> please,someone help,i kinda really want tthe sound to work on my pc...does anyone have a solution for the sound not working on any xubuntu 10.04 machine i use???i have it on a laptop and a desktop,no sound on either
[05:22] <hutty> dekadent  Its an Gaelic joke
[05:22] <GettingSleepy> xangua: I tried adding "sudo" to the beginning of the startup command. Didn't work.
[05:22] <Loshki> Pupuser402: do you really need a bridge? What are you trying to do?
[05:22] <Pupuser402> so does anyone know about bridge connections and how to do so?
[05:23] <hutty> dekadent  anyhow   all I can suggest is that google is your friend        for a start heres a hint      http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=465179
[05:23] <BentSpace> Anyone know of a good, current Windows Share doc or guide for 10.04 for a home network with ubuntu and windows XP computers, please?
[05:23] <Pupuser402> i only have internet on my desktop
[05:23] <cy2412313> :-!
[05:23] <Pupuser402> i'd like to update and get some programs for ubuntu
[05:23] <k3rn> Loshki: when the dirve is not plugged in, i now always get an error on bootup that it couldn't be mounted. can i avoid that?
[05:24] <billkerekes> Underprivlidged:  I wish that I had more info for you.  I ran into that problem in 9.10 Karmic, and the only thing that I could do was upgrade to 10.04.
[05:24] <Loshki> !ics | Pupuser402
[05:24] <billkerekes> Underprivlidged: do you have sound if you boot into a live cd?
[05:24] <dabaR> !sound
[05:24] <Pupuser402> thank you
[05:24] <Underprivlidged> i havnt tried it,i dont have any live cds around
[05:24] <Loshki> Pupuser402: the above isn't exactly what you asked for, but it might help...
[05:24] <Underprivlidged> at my aunts
[05:25] <Psykus_> how do I install packages from repositories for karmic koala but in 10.04?
[05:25] <sexcopter> hi, can anyone tell me which folder in ~/ contains info about vpn connections? I need to restore it from a backup after an upgrade.
[05:26] <Psykus_> need to install linux-image-2.6.31-14-generic
[05:26] <GettingSleepy> Is anyone else aware of another way to add root processes to the ubuntu startup (without Startup Applications dialog)?
[05:26] <xangua> Psykus_: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[05:26] <Loshki> k3rn: you can use the 'noauto' option in fstab, which will only do the mount if you issue an explicit mount command. Will that do it? See 'man mount' for the gory details...
[05:26] <uLinux> How can I disable ipv6?
[05:26] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: Well, usual place is...bootmisc.sh, afair
[05:27] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: somewhere in /etc
[05:27] <megamanx1978> Hi can someone help me with a installation question
[05:27] <k3rn> Loshki: i'd hope it's possible that it will be mounted if it gets plugged in or directly on bootup when the dirve is present...
[05:27] <Engrish_Man> hi there..... what package do i need to install in order to ... hear sounds on my pc
[05:27] <Engrish_Man> just alsa will do?
[05:28] <hutty> time to get some shut-eye
[05:28] <Engrish_Man> the old shut-eye
[05:29] <SocialistPig> megamanx what is your question -.-
[05:29] <dabaR> Engrish_Man: in general, it is meant to work out of the box, eh?
[05:29] <uRock> me eys are shut yet I still keep clicking
[05:29] <hutty> night all
[05:29] <uLinux> How can I disable ipv6?
[05:29] <uLinux> no one knows?
[05:30] <dabaR> uLinux: sounds like a google kinda question: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu.html
[05:30] <megamanx1978> If I choose the option to install ubuntu and windows side by side how does it partition my harddrive
[05:30] <uRock> uLinux, network manager
[05:30] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: Good idea but I can't see/find that file. Does Lucid Lynx still use a ~/.bashrc ?? Maybe I could add it in there. Bit noobish soz
[05:30] <Engrish_Man> the thing is ... i uninstalled gnome and it seems the sound went all wrong now
[05:30] <Engrish_Man> i cant hear sh*t
[05:30] <Loshki> k3rn: Nautilus will mount plugged in disks automatically I thought. For a boot time mount, you might need a script in /etc/rc.local, but I'm not completely sure...
[05:30] <xangua> megamanx1978: ubuntu uses all the remaining not used space
[05:30] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: do you want it to start when the computer boots?
[05:30] <Engrish_Man> i remove pulseaudio and alsa
[05:30] <Engrish_Man> then reinstalled them
[05:30] <uLinux> dabaR im not stupid i've searched for it on google and yes i checked that website.. it doesnt work for me thats why im here
[05:30] <dabaR> Engrish_Man: sound is handled by pulseaudio in Ubuntu by default
[05:30] <Engrish_Man> nothing happens
[05:30] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: After logging in.
[05:30] <uRock> uLinux, in network manager just set up your NIC manually via network manager and set it to IPv4
[05:31] <megamanx1978> Ty xangua
[05:31] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: after logging in to the GUI or after opening a terminal/console?
[05:31] <Loshki> Engrish_Man: which os version?
[05:31] <k3rn> Loshki: so you think fstab is not the best idea? i thought there might be an otion that it won't complain on bootup if the dirve isn't, and that it gets mounted if plugged in. i'll google on that once more
[05:31] <Engrish_Man> karmic
[05:31] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: After logging into the GUI.
[05:31] <Engrish_Man> Loshki, Karmic
[05:32] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: try custom command line
[05:32] <uRock> The Koala is awesome.
[05:32] <dabaR> Why not startup programs, then?
[05:32] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: Sure, how do I do that?
[05:32] <Loshki> Engrish_Man: I had good luck with this, ymmv: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-all-pulseaudio-related-issues.html
[05:32] <dabaR> I meant, custom command inside the startup programs, wanna try that?
[05:33] <dabaR> You will be asked for a password, eh?
[05:33] <uLinux> uRock it is set to ignore ipv6
[05:33] <Engrish_Man> Loshki, i'll take a look thx
[05:33] <uLinux> but it is still enabled
[05:33] <uRock> yet it is still giving issues?
[05:33] <uLinux> cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6
[05:33] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: That's the weird thing. The command in the Startup applications is "compiz --replace". However, this never works. If I run it manually (not even as root) from ALT+F2it works straight away. It's weird!
[05:33] <Psykus_> xangua, so I guess I have to recompile it? those are the source debs?
[05:33] <dabaR> uLinux: what about lsmod, can you pastebin it?
[05:33] <dabaR> Oh
[05:33] <uLinux> lsmod?
[05:34] <uRock> si
[05:34] <dabaR> uLinux: the output of running lsmod in a terminal
[05:34] <Loshki> k3rn: fstab is for non-removable volumes I think (though if you can live with the error message, it should be ok). Pluggable devices are handled by udev I think, which is quite complex and I don't know much about it, sorry...
[05:34] <uLinux> cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6
[05:34] <megamanx1978> Right now I have a 500 GB hardrive and windows is using 300 GB can I shrink my windows partition to make more room for ubuntu without losing any data on my windows partition?
[05:34] <uLinux> gives 0
[05:34] <ian_mac> and your sername and paassword
[05:34] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: you should probably run it a little after everything is loaded. I suppose
[05:34] <Engrish_Man> Loshki, the thing is... i need to reconfig by command line... dont have that gnome menus
[05:34] <UbuntuJeff> megamanx1978, yes you can
[05:34] <dabaR> GettingSleepy: you basically just want compiz instead of metacity, eh?
[05:35] <uLinux> 0 = enabled
[05:35] <Loshki> Engrish_Man: try just skipping the gnome config part, and follow the rest. This actually worked for me...
[05:35] <BentSpace> What's a good NAS that can be accessed remotely without having to hack it?
[05:35] <megamanx1978> ty
[05:35] <GettingSleepy> dabaR: Yep.
[05:35] <rohanroy> Is anyone familiar with ImageMagick? I'd like to resize two images to have the same width (by shrinking the larger of the two images to the width of the smaller image,) and then appending them one on top of the other. Anyone know how to do that?
[05:35] <xangua> Psykus_: just download the alldeb* and the others 2 according to your architecture (32 or 64 bits)
[05:36] <uLinux> brb
[05:36] <Loshki> megamanx1978: note that resizing partitions occasionally goes wrong. If you possibly can, make a backup before you start...
[05:37] <Amburr> Hello, I have a BCM43xx wireless network card that i am trying to get to work in ubuntu 10.04. i installed ndiswrapper, loaded the bcmwl5.inf driver successfully, yet wlan0 doesnt exist
[05:38] <Amburr> can someone point me in the right direction please?
[05:38] <Amburr> this is 64bit, by the way
[05:38] <tomato> hi, i'm trying to fdisk my 1TB disk, but after i do, it tells me that there's only 235 mb or so, what am i doing wrong?
[05:38] <uLinux> I found a solution to disable ipv6
[05:38] <uLinux> http://cursisten.blogspot.com/2010/05/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu-1004.html
[05:38] <uLinux> easy
[05:39] <xangua> Amburr: is the driver you are using for Windows XP¿ did you already restarted your computer¿
[05:39] <Loshki> tomato: what command are you typing?
[05:39] <Psykus_> xangua, ah thanks, was looking in the wrong dir
[05:39] <xangua> uLinux: or you could only open network manager config
[05:39] <Amburr> xangua, the driver is for windows, and yes i restarted
[05:39] <xangua> Amburr: XP¿
[05:39] <Amburr> yes XP_2k
[05:40] <uLinux> xangua you mean I could add ipv4 adress manually and it would disable it?
[05:40] <xangua> they should work indeed
[05:40] <Amburr> when i do lsmod i see ndiswrapper but also like b43 or ssb the otherones
[05:40] <Amburr> and when i do ndiswrapper -l it tells me device present alternate: ssb or something
[05:40] <discomfitor> hey anyone here mind pastbinning a couple udev lines for me?
[05:41] <dekadent> can anyone tell me how to uninstall network manageR?
[05:41] <UbuntuJeff> Amburr, there is a whole wifidocs page about your card and how to get it to work incase you didn't know ... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[05:41] <tomato> Loshki: i'm using fdisk, then i used d to delete and n to create a new partition, default values, then w to write
[05:41] <xangua> dekadent: are you going to install wicd¿
[05:42] <carlosgaldino> Hi, how can I auto mount a partition? I was using gnome-mount but in Lucid it doesn't work.
[05:42] <dekadent> xangua, yes
[05:42] <UbuntuJeff> dekadent, sudo apt-get remove network-manager?
[05:42] <Loshki> tomato: can you use gparted instead?
[05:42] <xangua> dekadent: when you install it it will say it needs to uninstall it
[05:42] <tomato> Loshki: i'm using server edition, does gparted need x?
[05:42] <dekadent> xangua, so i can do it all in 1 step?
[05:43] <uRock> uLinux, that was what I was hinting at, if you set the interface with a static address, it will not accept anything else
[05:43] <Roasted> how do you resolve broken dependencies by the terminal?
[05:43] <xangua> dekadent: if wicd doesn't work you can install network-manager and gnome-network-manager from the ubuntu cd; if you dont have a cd download those packages before
[05:43] <uLinux> uRock oh ok sorry
[05:43] <Jordan_U> cd
[05:43] <uRock> no problem
[05:43] <Amburr> Jeff: im gonna bookmark this and get to it thanks for the help
[05:43] <dekadent> ok
[05:44] <Loshki> tomato: yes, gparted needs X11, so never mind. When you use fdisk and take the defaults, do the sizes look right. It should begin near the start of the disk, and the last cylinder should be near the end...
[05:44] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: are you getting an error message? paste it in if you can.
[05:44] <uLinux> cya
[05:44] <uRock> good luck
[05:44] <tomato> Loshki: i'll do it once again, brb
[05:45] <UbuntuJeff> carlosgaldino, http://superuser.com/questions/131918/gnome-mount-alternative-in-ubuntu-10-04-or-how-to-mount-partition-with-normal-use
[05:45] <tomato> Loshki: when i'm in fdisk, it says that the drive only has 263 MB when it's a 1 TB drive, no partitions created
[05:45] <tomato> *no partitions defined sorry
[05:45] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, Im helping my cousin on kubuntu remotely. When he does ANYTHING in kpackagekit it errors out and says you have broken dependencies, please resolve them with an advanced program like synaptic. Problem is, I cant install synaptic.
[05:45] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: you can read man pages about commands. you would usually use commands like, apt-get, aptitude, dpkg, ect
[05:46] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, yeah, wasnt there one like sudo dpkg configure -a?
[05:46] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: tru using aptitude
[05:46] <pocketcookies> I'm looking for Empathy's conversation logs.  I found some in ~/.local/share/Empathy/logs but there are a lot of old ones missing.  Where are the rest?
[05:46] <onetinsoldier> try*
[05:46] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: or try...   apt-get -f install
[05:46] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: sudo apt-get -f install
[05:47] <leagris> Can no longer have music and sound in crack-attack following instructions from https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/crack-attack/+bug/30991
[05:48] <Loshki> tomato: clearly it's reading the disk geometry incorrectly. Try one of the other partitions e.g. cfdisk, parted?
[05:48] <leagris> copying sound and music file directory does not makes crack-attack load them
[05:48] <tomato> Loshki, that is a good idea, i'll give that a shot
[05:48] <Loshki> tomato: partitions -> partitioners
[05:49] <Loshki> tomato: if all else fails, you can set the geometry explicitly, but that's scary...
[05:49] <RHKratos> I just installed karmic, and accadentlly encrypted my home folder, which is not what I want...is there a easy way to turn this off (and decrypt my data)
[05:49] <RHKratos> s/karmic/lucid
[05:49] <tomato> Loshki: i hope it doesn't come to that! thanks Loshki
[05:49] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, that command didnt work.
[05:50] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, what about sudo dpkg --configure -a
[05:50] <dekadent> wicd cant find any wireless networks
[05:51] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: that would do all packages?
[05:51] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: nvm.. looks good. try it
[05:52] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, hold that thought - he goofed the command originally. it might work yet
[05:52] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: ok. roger. no worries
[05:53] <Psykus_> xangua, installed the kernel .debs from that site, know how I make them show up in grub?
[05:54] <xangua> Psykus_: they shoud appear
[05:54] <Loshki> Psykus_: if they don't appear, you may have to edit them in by hand, by copying and editing an existing entry...
[05:55] <onetinsoldier> Psykus_: you might need to run 'sudo update-grub'.. but that would be it
[05:56] <BentSpace> When I try to connect to a Windows XP share folder on another computer in my home network from my laptop with Ubuntu 10.04 by clicking on Places->Network->Windows Network->MSHOME->DELLLATPTOP it says, "Opening "DELLLAPTOP". You can stop this operation by clicking cancel" for about a minute, then it says, "Unable to mount location Failed to retrieve share list from server".  I change my workgroup to MSHOME as are the other computers.  Any ideas what's ca
[05:56] <BentSpace> use the error or how to fix it?  Thank you.
[05:56] <dekadent> if i said ithink firmware is the reason my wireless card won't work could someone help me fix that?
[05:57] <CogitoErgoSam> !samba | BentSpace
[05:57] <BentSpace> CogitoErgoSam, TY
[05:57] <brijith> #python
[05:58] <Psykus_> hmm, grub-update just said it found the existing kernels
[05:58] <leagris> ok found the culprit shortcoming with crack-attack no sound in lucid with an strace. This  build now absolutely require pulseaudio, what a piece of...
[05:58] <jiechic> 大家好，测试一下，irc
[05:58] <Psykus_> thinking they should have shown up in boot after I installed them?
[05:58] <leagris> how's tat ubuntu managed to mess so badly with pulseaudio
[05:59] <aetaric> !ot | leagris
[05:59] <leagris> okidokia, what support it is for https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/445849 ?
[06:00] <onetinsoldier> Psykus_: well, if you installed .debs, i thought it'd all be pretty automatic. but Loshki is probably right. need to edit config file by hand perhaps
[06:01] <leagris> you know the bug that mess things so badly with 5.1 sound when forced to use pulseaudio, when bug is ignored for months and an LTS goes out with this significant bug ?
[06:01] <xangua> leagris: please stop, you are only gonna get banned
[06:01] <Loshki> onetinsoldier: that's how it's supposed to work, but sometimes it just doesn't quite...
[06:01] <onetinsoldier> Loshki: roger that
[06:01] <leagris> ok xangua, how can I get 5.1 sound working normally with pulseaudioo ?
[06:02] <xangua> leagris: havent had the oportunity for try it myself, so i don't know
[06:03] <tsimpson> !cn | jiechic
[06:03] <Psykus_> nm, user error
[06:03] <Psykus_> lol
[06:04] <Loshki> leagris: sound is not one of Ubuntu's most stellar achievement. Further discussion belongs on #ubuntu-offtopic....
[06:04] <gen5x4> hai all
[06:04] <onetinsoldier> Psykus_: so you're all sorted out then? that's good :-)
[06:05] <Psykus_> possibly. i installed the older kernel to try and fix the fan/heat problems I was having
[06:05] <aetaric> leagris: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=595412 look what i found on google.
[06:05] <Psykus_> since supposedly the latest kernel broke them for my laptop
[06:05] <onetinsoldier> Psykus_: oh, i see
[06:05] <xangua> Psykus_: fan¿ have you tried updating your bios¿
[06:06] <pocketcookies> I'm looking for Empathy's conversation logs. I found some in ~/.local/share/Empathy/logs but there are a lot of old ones missing. Where are the rest?
[06:07] <Psykus_> xangua, not yet. i will look into that
[06:07] <Roasted> onetinsoldier, that worked. the -f install.
[06:07] <Roasted> thanks!
[06:08] <onetinsoldier> Roasted: you're welcome. cheers :-)
[06:09] <Psykus_> tested out empathy for the first time, don't like it too much. the integration is neat but it's really lacking in features
[06:09] <carlosgaldino> UbuntuJeff: i don't know how to use this command. can you tell me?
[06:09] <Psykus_> there's no way to change font sizes, I thought that was a pretty big missing feature
[06:10] <Psykus_> even worse, I looked it up in their bugtracker and they filed it under wishlist/low priority
[06:10] <tomato> Loshki: thanks again! i believe the problem was because i didn't use mke2fs to format the drive after i partitioned it
[06:10] <leagris> thanks aetaric, does not help that much with the bug but, thanks. i'll join offtopic and calm down there.
[06:11] <Loshki> tomato: glad it got sorted...
[06:11] <quizme> how do you drag a window to the next desktop
[06:11] <quizme> in compiz
[06:12] <minjoo> quizme : ctrl+alt + Drag
[06:12] <Jordan_U> quizme: Drag it to the edge and what half a second or bring it to the foreground and ctrl+alt+shift+arrow
[06:12] <quizme> minjoo not working
[06:12] <quizme> jordan_u it use to automatically switch to the next viewport when dragging over the edge
[06:13] <dekadent> anyone know why i might fail to get an IP address from my wireless router?
[06:14] <minjoo> quiz, you mean this? http://123.213.254.60/screenshot/2010-05-13-14-14-42.png
[06:15] <BentSpace> When I double click to open a .m3u, which is a MP3 audio playlist, file it for some reason by default opens in Movie Player, but I want the default to be Rhythmbox, so I right click on it and choose open with Rhythmbox and the option "Remember this application for "MP3 audio (streamed)" files" is checked.  So it should remember next time that I want to open it with Rhythembox, but it doesn't.  Is this bug or am I doing something wrong?
[06:16] <crdlb> Psykus_: wishlist means that it is a missing feature, not a bug, which is accurate
[06:16] <xorwhy> How can I softloop my alsa output to my alsa input
[06:16] <tomato> copying between drives connected to the same motherboard via sata is super slow, about 35 MB/s using rsync ... is this normal?
[06:16] <xorwhy> I know it's doable but alsamixer, volume control, some additional volume control apps, don't give me the option
[06:16] <CogitoErgoSam> BentSpace, right click the type of file, go to its Properties, then the Open With tab
[06:17] <dancho> hello
[06:17] <dancho> a question please????
[06:17] <CogitoErgoSam> !ask | dancho
[06:17] <dancho> ok, sorry :-)
[06:17] <dancho> does anyone notes ubuntu 10.04 slow .. more even 9.10?
[06:18] <chd> I'm trying to share /media/drive-a. I right clicked it and clicked sharing options. I check the box "share this folder", "allow others to create and delete files in this folder", and "guest access". Iget back 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot share path /media/drive-a as we are restricted to only sharing directories we own. Ask the admin to add the line "usershare owner only = false" to the [global] section of the
[06:18] <chd>  smb.conf to allow this.
[06:19] <chd> which smb.conf file am I editing? I found two, one in /etc/samba and one in /usr/share/samba
[06:19] <Engrish_Man> dancho, yes
[06:19] <dancho> is lucid slow y compare with 9.10?
[06:20] <dancho> there is any razon for that?
[06:20] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho see if you need to reenable any proprietary drivers
[06:20] <dancho> propietary drives? why?
[06:20] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho some changes were made regarding default use of proprietary drivers like nvidia's, dealing with copyright stuff
[06:20] <Loshki> chd: the one in /etc/samba has always worked for me. Dunno what the /usr/share copy is for...
[06:20] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho they're still included but you have to enable them in System->Administration->Hardware Drivers
[06:21] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho not saying that's your issue but its just one of many possibilities
[06:21] <dancho> what can be the solution to this poor performance?
[06:21] <Project_Purity> Hello, I am having some problems with my desktop effects, I am getting error that they could not be applied, any ideas?
[06:21] <chd> thanks Loshki
[06:21] <Project_Purity> I am using ATI 5770
[06:21] <dancho> in my case, i use nvida prop. drivers since ubuntu 8.04
[06:21] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho first off, lets be more specific than "poor performance" or "slow".  Are we talking boot times?  Frame rates?  Bandwidth issues?
[06:22] <onetinsoldier> part #ubuntu
[06:22] <onetinsoldier> doh.. sorry
[06:22] <chd> when I nano /etc/smb.conf and writeout I get permission dnied. sudo nano /etc?
[06:22] <dancho> slow in general performance, open  files, runh applications, etc...
[06:22] <Loshki> chd: you need to use sudo nano /etc/smb.conf. It's a protected system file...
[06:23] <pocketcookies> I'm looking for Empathy's conversation logs. I found some in ~/.local/share/Empathy/logs but there are a lot of old ones missing. Where are the rest?
[06:23] <chd> and is owner only one words or two when I'm editing this
[06:23] <chd> word*
[06:23] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[06:23] <wildbat> yo yo yo~
[06:23] <BentSpace> CogitoErgoSam, TY, looks like that fixed it.
[06:24] <chd> I'm going to try two words, see if that works, brb
[06:24] <CogitoErgoSam> BentSpace np
[06:25] <Loshki> chd: I'd type it exactly as you did above...
[06:25] <dancho> is there any way to improve general performance in ubuntu 10.04? in applications speed. etc...
[06:25] <ActionParsnip> Does anyone using the sunrise plymouth theme using nvidia vga get a monochromatic plymouth?
[06:25] <n0mad> I'm trying to use gufw. I'd really like to know what the "in/out" option is under "Add Rule". Does anyone know?
[06:26] <dekadent> my wireless card i unable to get ip address, why?
[06:26] <ActionParsnip> Dancho: look into a lower vm.swappiness if you have >1gb ram
[06:26] <xangua> !panels
[06:26] <CogitoErgoSam> dancho check your system monitor, see if anythings hogging memory or cpu, use the Computer Janitor to see if its low HD space
[06:26] <n0mad> !gufw >me
[06:26] <uLinux> Is it possible do disable Nautilus history?
[06:26] <uLinux> Is it possible to disable Nautilus history?
[06:26] <dancho> i have 3gb on ram
[06:26] <ActionParsnip> Dancho: a local dnsmasq service can also improve web speed as your. Web dns won't always be consulted
[06:26] <CogitoErgoSam> !ufw | n0mad
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> Dancho: then a swappiness of 1 will be fine. Keeps apps in ram
[06:27] <dancho> ok, i will try that
[06:27] <dancho> thanks
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> Dancho: /etc/sysctl.conf ,can do other stuff to. Worth investigating
[06:28] <DanaG> hmm, the kernel doesn't seem to see my HDA modem.
[06:28] <uLinux> bbl
[06:28] <ActionParsnip> !dialup | danag
[06:28] <daniel> hello does anyone here use thier iphone with ubuntu?
[06:29] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | daniel
[06:29] <daniel> i am a new ubuntu user and i would like to learn how to access the iPhone's root file system in ubuntu
[06:30] <DanaG> ActionParsnip: that's not really my goal... I just want caller-ID.
[06:30] <DanaG> I know my modem is an HDA modem (that is, an audio device).... but it doesn't appear to the kernel in recent kernels.
[06:30] <CogitoErgoSam> daniel this is for supporting ubuntu; but assuming your iphone is already jailbroken and set up to allow ssh logins, you can use nautilus
[06:32] <ubuntu> hello
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> !hi | ubuntu
[06:32] <scunizi> !hello | ubuntu
[06:32] <CogitoErgoSam> daniel you can connect to ssh-hosted folders via nautilus by going to "File->Connect to Server" and selecting SSH from the menu and filling in the fields
[06:33] <daniel> thank you cogitoergosam
[06:33] <ubuntu> i'm having trouble mounting my hd, i'm brand new to ubuntu.. it keeps saying permission denied
[06:33] <ubuntu> i have no idea what to do.. can anyone offer some advice
[06:33] <deslector|empath> hi, is it possible to use offline folders (as in Windos XP) in Ubuntu?
[06:33] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: is it usb or internal?
[06:33] <scunizi> ubuntu: internal or external drive?
[06:33] <ubuntu> internal
[06:34] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | ubuntu
[06:34] <CogitoErgoSam> ex3/4 or ntfs?
[06:34] <scunizi> ubuntu: a secondary or primary?
[06:34] <CogitoErgoSam> err ext3/4 or ntfs
[06:34] <daniel> CogitoErgoSam, do you know where i can find the information necessary to connect to server such as server and port
[06:34] <ubuntu> i believe it is fat32 and secondary
[06:34] <k^j> my laptop screen is not turned off when it goes into idle
[06:35] <xray7224> fat32 O_o
[06:35] <xray7224> wow
[06:35] <CogitoErgoSam> daniel we can't really help with setting up your jailbroken iphone (you can pm me anyway though since i have one)
[06:35] <xray7224> i never knew people still used that
[06:35] <ubuntu> i'm not too sure to be honest
[06:35] <daniel> ok thank ill pm you
[06:35] <ActionParsnip> Deselector|empath: you could rync your data to home dir at logoff then re-rsync at logon
[06:35] <k^j> i must use "xset dpms force off" to ensure the screen is turned off
[06:36] <xray7224> ubuntu: you will have to change fstab, i think your best bet is to pastebin your current fstab its located at /etc/fstab
[06:36] <ActionParsnip> Xray7224: its handy on small usb devices as its simple and quick
[06:36] <xray7224> ah suppose
[06:36] <xray7224> never thought about that because my pendrive's 8gb
[06:36] <xray7224> :P
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> Ubuntu: look at the official ubuntu fstab page and it will show how you can add the partition to mount automagically at boot with user writability
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> Xray7224: but its really flakey and not as robust as ntfs etc
[06:37] <xray7224> and files must be under 4gb
[06:38] <ubuntu> ok thanks
[06:38] <ActionParsnip> That too, it does have its uses though
[06:38] <Project_Purity> I am getting Desktop Effects Cannot be Enabled, can anyone help?
[06:38] <DanaG> ah, figured out my modem issue:
[06:38] <DanaG> http://old.nabble.com/Abdul-Rahmat,-Indonesia,-Welcome-to-openSUSE-11.0-%28X86-64%29---Kernel-kernel-2.6.25.5-1.1-default-td19985833.html
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> Project_purity: have you setup 3D accelleration on your video card?
[06:39] <DanaG> no 64-bit support for my hda modem.
 I just installed catalyst nothing else much this is a fresh install
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> Danag: then new modem, or 32bit kernel (use pae if you have >3gb ram)
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> !ati | project_purity
[06:40] <adante> from the command line how cna i find out what state my network is in?
[06:40] <adante> as in the physical plug
 Thanks reding now
[06:41] <CogitoErgoSam> adante:  ifconfig will show you active interfaces
[06:41] <ActionParsnip> Adante: man ifconfig ,may show how. I don't have my pcs to hand or ild look
[06:42] <CogitoErgoSam> adante:  To see activity and port usage, you'll want to use "netstat"
[06:42] <Amburr> Folks, I just loaded my wifi drivers with ndiswrapper but when i do lshw -C network the wireless device doesn't have a logical name
[06:42] <Amburr> what do i do?
[06:43] <adante> CogitoErgoSam: thanks, i was more looking to find out what speed the link has negotiated at (100mb, gibabit etc)
[06:43] <corpse> could anyone help me set up tor with privoxy and tork?
[06:43] <Amburr> adante, ifconfig, then.
[06:43] <pocketcookies> I'm looking for Empathy's conversation logs. I found some in ~/.local/share/Empathy/logs but there are a lot of old ones missing. Where are the rest?
[06:43] <sucks05> Amburr, try iwconfig
[06:43] <Amburr> could anyone advise as to why my wireless device doesn't have a logical name when i lshw -C network?
 I have the restricted drivers enabled.
[06:44] <adante> Amburr: where does it say this? i can't see it
[06:44] <Amburr> sucks05, i tried no results.
[06:44] <Project_Purity> I get this with grepinfo http://pastebin.com/gyhVYUSZ
[06:44] <Amburr> adante open up a terminal and type 'ifconfig -all' it should be there
 I mean with glxinfo | grep direct
[06:45] <sucks05> Amburr, ifconfig no results too ?
[06:45] <adante> Amburr: it says options -all not recognised
[06:45] <Amburr> sucks, just for eth0 and lo0
[06:45] <Asitaka> join #gtkpod
[06:45] <Amburr> adante, sorry, no -all on that command confusing my windows and linux syntax
[06:45] <Amburr> ifconfig eth0 should give you the info you need
[06:46] <adante> Amburr: have you tried this? i cannot see anything pertaining to link speed
[06:46] <binder> I'm trying to install ubuntu 8.04.4 x64 on an Amd athlon 3500+ system, but the install locks up after I pick "install ubuntu"
[06:46] <Amburr> adante, ive used ifconfig for around 10 years.
[06:46] <Amburr> give me a minute and ill look myself
[06:46] <pallgone> pocketcookies: sudo updatedb;locate -i empathy | grep log
[06:47] <binder> i installed ubuntu 10 x64 just fine and didn't have problems, the screen locks up with green lines like a vidoe problem
[06:47] <done365> I want to turn my iso into avi files what are my options
[06:47] <scunizi> binder: you might want to try the 10.04 release.. might do better at recognizing your hardware.. also if you haven't done a MD5 check against your cd, you should.
[06:47] <binder> md5 is fine downloaded twice
[06:48] <binder> burned at 2x also
[06:48] <binder> I installed 8.04.4 to install zimbra on it
[06:48] <BentSpace> I'm trying to decide between getting an external hard drive or a NAS (Network Attached Storage) for backing up all the 5 computers on the home network (3 desktops, 2 laptops, 3 Windows XP, 1 Windows Vista, 1 Ubuntu 10.04).  I also want to be able to backup my Ubuntu laptop from wherever I am, because I travel all the time and need to maintain a current backup so I would need to be able to access the drive via VPN, SSH, etc .  If it's an external hard dr
[06:48] <BentSpace> ive it would be plugged into one of the Windows computers.  If it's a NAS it would be plugged into the router directly.  Is it possible to access an external hard drive connected to a windows computer remotely?  Any suggestions please?
[06:48] <daniel>  im  having a problem with flash on Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit, i have googled it and found that a few others have had the same problem... i found that adobe has a alpha 64 bit flash version, but i do not know how to install it
[06:48] <binder> zimbra on 10.04 is too much of a kludge, or so I thought
[06:48] <scunizi> binder: 8.04 will be end of life shortly
[06:48] <Amburr> 8.04 -> 10.04 and wifi stops working >.>
[06:48] <Amburr> fail
[06:48] <binder> zimbra isn't supported on 10.04 yet
[06:49] <scunizi> binder: the other alternative is to use the "alternative" install cd.. it's not a live cd
[06:49] <sucks05> Amburr, ndiswrapper -l , what the result
[06:49] <scunizi> binder: zimbra desktop?
[06:49] <Medion-MD96290> hey guys I need some advice on something I caught from this post http://marc-spoor.blogspot.com/2008/02/2008-02-19-sound-finally.html
[06:49] <Amburr> sucks05 one sec getting network drivers loaded on my notebook then i can reboot my desktop into linux and do this at the same time
[06:50] <done365> Any one have a suggestion for how to convert dvd iso into avi
[06:50] <Loshki> done365: I use dvdrip. There are other programs...
[06:50] <mgmuscari> i'm compiling a custom kernel to support a multitouch panel on a netbook - when i run "make oldconfig" i get a prompt referring to my newly patched stuff with the options [N/m/?]. what does this mean?
[06:50] <Medion-MD96290> 1) terminal can't seem to find snd-hda-intel to start with
[06:51] <done365> loshki: thanks, but isn't that windows based, are you using it through wine
[06:51] <Amburr> mgmuscari, m is to compile a modile
[06:51] <virtuald> mgmuscari: no (default answer if you press enter)/build as module/press ? and enter to how help
[06:51] <binder> no zimbra server - open source
[06:51] <virtuald> show*
[06:51] <Loshki> done365: no, it's a native linux app (actually, it's written in perl). sudo apt-get install dvdrip
[06:52] <mgmuscari> alright so it's asking me if i want to build in the new thing
[06:52] <Medion-MD96290> 2) when entering "sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils" It proposes to remove following alsa-base* alsa-utils* linux-sound-base* ubuntu-desktop*
[06:52] <mgmuscari> so i'm guessing i want 'm' to build it as a module
[06:52] <scunizi> binder: I would think that the version for 9.10 would function on 10.04
[06:52] <binder> btw scunizi I'm trying to install 8.04 LT server
[06:52] <Amburr> if you would rather load the driver as a module rather than built into the kernel, then yes.
[06:52] <done365> Loshki: cool I'll check it out thanks
[06:52] <virtuald> yup
[06:52] <binder> 10.04 throws a perl error that involves a downgrade kludge
[06:52] <mgmuscari> just pressing enter will build it into the kernel?
[06:53] <scunizi> binder: ah.. ok.. no live desktop.. do you have a gforce based motherboard?
[06:53] <virtuald> mgmuscari: no, it will not build it at all
[06:53] <virtuald> mgmuscari: there's no option to build it into the kernel
[06:53] <mgmuscari> virtuald: so i want 'm'
[06:53] <virtuald> yup
[06:54] <mgmuscari> roger
[06:54] <binder> no it's a crappy via chipset
[06:54] <Medion-MD96290> I was wondering whether a more experienced user than myself could maybe confirm whether following those steps is a good idea and whether -on first sight- this solution also applies to ubuntu 10.04 lucid
[06:54] <Amburr> forgive my mistake, wasn't there at one point a way to build drivers as part of the kernel? or am i hallucinating again?
[06:55] <binder> I've never seen a linux install lock up like this
[06:55] <binder> it seems like it's choking on video or something
[06:55] <scunizi> binder: ok.. well the typical things to try are all modifications to the kernel line on boot.. turning off ACPI is one.. and pci=nomsi is another.. do you have more than one drive in the machine?  like a mix of sata and ide?
[06:55] <virtuald> when i press the volume keys on my laptop after i have not changed it for a while it's very slow to respond, which really sucks when something starts playing at the highest volume. is there a fix for this?
[06:55] <binder> but it's a ncurses setup
[06:56] <Flannel> binder: which step are you on?
[06:56] <binder> nope just using ide
[06:56] <binder> after the kernel loads
[06:56] <binder> and expands
[06:56] <scunizi> Flannel: it's a server install.. so all text based.
[06:56] <Medion-MD96290> oh I might wanna add that this seemed to work on mint on a persistent usb according to this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1318474
[06:56] <adante> anybody hi,
[06:56] <binder> er during kernel expansion I should say
[06:56] <adante> how can i force my ethernet device into gigabit?
[06:56] <mgmuscari> hope this builds
[06:57] <Project_Purity> How can check my 3d acceleration info?
[06:57] <adante> i have tried ethtool -s eth0 speed 1000 and it freezes for a while and then returns
[06:57] <scunizi> Flannel: if you can help binder out that would be great.. I'm lost at this point
[06:57] <adante> and it is still at 1000
[06:57] <adante> at 100 sorry
[06:57] <pallgone> adante: does the router/switch support it?
[06:57] <Flannel> binder: I've had the install "lock" and then fix itself after a while (I imagine its not actually locked)
[06:57] <binder> nope
[06:57] <Flannel> binder: nope what?
[06:57] <adante> pallgone: it did 20 minutes ago
[06:57] <binder> never fixes itself just stays locked up after i pick english and install ubuntu
[06:58] <Flannel> binder: Have you verified the CD? (the menu option a few down)
[06:58] <binder> Flannel: yes
[06:58] <binder> burned 3 copies one at 1x
[06:58] <pallgone> adante: it worked with another os? or same?
[06:58] <Flannel> binder: and how long have you waited before claiming it won't fix it?
[06:58] <binder> 35 minutes?
[06:58] <Flannel> binder: Is it just this particular computer?
[06:58] <binder> I'll boot again and try
[06:58] <binder> yes one computer
[06:58] <Flannel> binder: Alright, that's probably sufficient ;)
[06:58] <binder> but 10.04 installs fine
[06:58] <binder> so did windows 2003 server
[06:58] <adante> pallgone: this very same running instance of ubuntu 20 minute sago was gigabit, now it is not
[06:58] <Flannel> binder: What doesn't install fine?
[06:59] <binder> 8.04.4
[06:59] <binder> server amd64 LT
[07:00] <pallgone> adante: and it worked automatically after boot?
[07:00] <adante> pallgone: used to
[07:01] <pallgone> adante: is dmesg showing anything?
[07:01] <binder> I'll try generic 8.04 instead of 8.04.4
[07:02] <scunizi> binder: try 32 bit
[07:02] <Flannel> binder: Silly question, but are you sure this box is AMD64?  Also, try the alternate CD, not server.  (Choose "install a command line system")
[07:02] <adante> pallgone: not that i can see
[07:03] <twiztid> soreau: hey man if ur not too busy, i made the compiz file with indirect-rendering for ubuntu and so upon startup it seemed to fix the slow gnome performance but my apperance options are greyed out to enable compiz...
[07:04] <pallgone> adante: I wonder if network manager might be messing with it...
[07:05] <Karthik2> Hello
[07:05] <Project_Purity> How do I set rendering mode in Compiz?
[07:05] <pallgone> adante: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[07:05] <pallgone> adante: ?
[07:05] <adante> pallgone: good point, i have been running about 4000 instances of gnome-session, and i just did a ps and there were about 20 instances of gnome-keyring-daemon (now killed)
[07:06] <Karthik2> Today I faced a power failure when using snaptic package manager... Now I am not able to login to ubuntu help me!
[07:06] <adante> pallgone: will try that later, folks are losing network atm
[07:06] <pallgone> adante: it's on a server?
[07:06] <adante> pallgone: yep
[07:07] <adante> pallgone: the gnome stuff was in vnc, which is a whooooole other kettle of (broken) fish
[07:07] <binder> Flannel: 10.04 amd64 works
[07:07] <binder> 8.04.4 amd64 locks up at install
[07:07] <Karthik2> How to recover ubuntu after power failure?
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[07:07] <Flannel> binder: Alright.  Have you tried the alternate CD instead of the server CD?
[07:07] <pallgone> Karthik2: boot it up? ;)
[07:08] <binder> no I'll download now
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> Karthik2: what was happening when the power went?
[07:08] <disappearedng> hey how can I create tar bz2 in one command?
[07:08] <Karthik2> pallgone: yes.. now at the command promt grub>
[07:08] <pallgone> Karthik2: what's not working?
[07:08] <zetheroo> there is a option in nautilus to view an extra pane, however when the file browser is closed and reopened the extra pane is no longer enabled. How do you keep it enabled all the time?
[07:08] <royceremer> Karthik2: you're trying to recover partial documents or something?
[07:09] <Karthik2> It doesn't shows login screen
[07:09] <Karthik2> How to login to gnome
[07:09] <pallgone> Karthik2: where is it stopping?
[07:09] <royceremer> Karthik2: so you logged into recovery mode via GRUB?
[07:09] <binder> 35 minutes on download
[07:09] <Karthik2> No, it automatically takes to me there.. I tried many times..
[07:09] <royceremer> Karthik2: then just login as you (username password the same) and do $ sudo gdm start
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> Disapperedng: http://linuxreviews.org/beginner/ outlines it and explains it too
[07:10] <royceremer> Karthik2: then hit Ctrl + F7
[07:10] <Karthik2> It says press tab for possibe commands..
[07:10] <royceremer> Karthik2: but it would probably be easier to just reboot and select any kernel from GRUB that wasn't "Recovery"
[07:10] <twiztid> why would my visual options in the appearance window be grayed out and unselectable?
[07:11] <Karthik2> royceremer: ok, I try this...
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> Twiztid: no 3D accelleration. No compiz installed are 2 I can think of
[07:11] <royceremer> Karthik2: gl, I gotta hit the hay
[07:11] <royceremer> Karthik2: but I'm sure these gents can help you further - Linux is very recoverable, if you're trying to get files from the crash, you'll need to refere to the specific app's documentation
[07:11] <royceremer> Karthik2: searching for temp files and the like
[07:11] <royceremer> gnight yall
[07:12] <Medion-MD96290> hello #ubuntu, I'm having a problem with sound identical to the one described in this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1318474
[07:12] <Medion-MD96290> there is a link in the thread with a possible solution
[07:13] <Medion-MD96290> but upon entering "sudo apt-get install snd-hda-intel" I get following error: "E: Couldn't find package snd-hda-intel"
[07:13] <jo-erlend> if you have a printer connected to a Windows XP machine and you want to print with it on Ubuntu, will you still need a driver for that printer in Ubuntu?
[07:14] <twiztid> ActionParsnip: thx, i have compiz installed, hrm well my delema is that i want KMS so cairo dock is smooth, but compiz and gnome dont like direct-rendering with KMS, so i utilized a workaround soreau suggested to force indirect rendering on startup, what would be the best driver to use with a 512mb AGP ATI Radeon X1300 card?
[07:14] <sucks05> anyone ever make a tunelling server ?
[07:14] <Prince> Hi there
[07:14] <jo-erlend> sucks05, you can use openssh-server for that.
[07:14] <Prince> i need help in installing 10g on ubuntu
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> Medion-md96290: did you edit the /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base file as was recommended?
[07:15] <Karthik2> Not able to see grub boot loader screen afte power failure
[07:15] <no_mind> anyone tried ltsp with 10.04 ?
[07:15] <Karthik2> Please help me!
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> Twiztid: if you run: compiz --replace ,in a terminal, do you get effects?
[07:15] <pallgone> Karthik2: calm down... what do you see?
[07:15] <sucks05> jo-erlend, yup i understand it, but i want if user login to ssh server, they can't execute a command
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> Prince: what's "10g"?
[07:16] <Prince> oracle 10g
[07:16] <Karthik2> Now displays the command promt grub>
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> Karthik2: boot to livecd and reinstall grub
[07:16] <jo-erlend> sucks05, you don't have to let them log in. You can redirect one port of your server to another port on another server.
[07:16] <aperson> httplib2 isn't in python3's search path (worked fine out of the box in 9.10), for fear of sounding like a noob, how do I add it?
[07:16] <pallgone> Karthik2: and this is coming first?
[07:16] <Medion-MD96290> ActionParsnip, I'm kinda reluctant to do it before trying the intel driver as I don't know the consequences of "sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils"
[07:16] <pallgone> Karthik2: after boot?
[07:16] <ActionParsnip> Prince: better, don't truncate names, makes life less confusing
[07:16] <Karthik2> Yes, its first time.. I installed as wubi.
[07:17] <sucks05> jo-erlend can you give me a link or howto
[07:17] <Prince> ok
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: the file edit can easily be rolled back so is worth a try
[07:17] <Medion-MD96290> ActionParsnip: cos upon typing that it proposes removing the following packages:   alsa-base* alsa-utils* linux-sound-base* ubuntu-desktop*
[07:17] <pallgone> Karthik2: one harddisk? how many partitions?
[07:17] <jo-erlend> sucks05, google ssh tunnel or something.
[07:17] <Medion-MD96290> ActionParsnip ah ok cos I'm kind of new :p
[07:17] <Medion-MD96290> ActionParsnip how do I roll back if anything goes wrong?
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: try just changing the file and rebooting. It may be enough
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: re-edit the file and delete what you added
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: its only a text file
[07:19] <pallgone> Karthik2: how much do you know about computers?
[07:19] <Medion-MD96290> ActionParsnip do I just edit the file by following the steps proposed on the blog?
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: use: gksudo gedit ,then open the file
[07:19] <Prince> can you help me installing the oracle 10g on ubuntu ?
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: run gedit with gksudo, open file, make change, save file, close gedit, reboot
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> !oracle
[07:20] <twiztid> ActionParsnip: ok, well no that reverts to my original problem, because it enables direct rendering which for some reason KMS on and directrendering enabled is horribly slow and choppy, and so instead of disable KMS and lose openGL cairo dock, ive set up for indirect rendering upon startup, so what would you suggest the best driver for my card be, if any?
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> Twiztid: no idea dude. Could ask in #compiz ,I avoid ati like paris hilton avoids talent
[07:22] <moetunes> Prince: how to install oracle is here - http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/database10gr2.html
[07:22] <twiztid> ActionParsnip: i8 no worries, thx for the added insight, its alwayz appreciated, and ya im in compiz, ati, and radeon... lol
[07:23] <Ratty_> I'm attempting to install using a USB flash drive. I get the purple ubuntu screen but then it errors with: "(initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system" Any ideas what's up?
[07:23] <binder> Flannel: what did you say I needed to do to pass noacpi and nomsi to the kernel before install?
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> Medion-MD96290: looks like you need the: position_fix=1 line towards the. Bottom of the guide
[07:23] <BentSpace> Trying to restart Samba with the sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[07:23] <BentSpace> command, but says no such file or directory.  Samba is installed.  Any idea why it's, not in the that folder.  Is it somewhere else in 10.04?
[07:23] <pallgone> Karthik2: what kind of windows do you have installed?
[07:23] <corpse> does anyone here know anything about setting up tor,pivoxy,tork?
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: how did you make the USB?
[07:24] <Ratty_> using usb-creator-gtk
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Bentspace: sudo service samba restart
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded?
[07:25] <Karthik2> pallgone: When booting Windows XP, Ubuntu displayed, Windows XP works well, When entering into ubuntu it displays grub> command promt
[07:25] <Ratty_> ActionParsnip: Yeah it's fine. I installed a VM using the same ISO. It's that VM that created the usb stick
[07:25] <Karthik2> I am new to ubuntu.. I know most of the thing in XP.. sys admin
[07:25] <Flannel> binder: In order to do that, you go to f4 or f5 or whereever it is in the menus, and you can modify the boot line
[07:25] <BentSpace> ActionParsnip, TY, it says "samba: unrecognized service" when I try that command.
[07:26] <Medion-MD96290> hello again ubuntu
[07:26] <CogitoErgoSam> BentSpace, then you need to install samba.  See:
[07:26] <CogitoErgoSam> !samba | BentSpace
[07:26] <HinHin> Medion-MD96290, Ubuntu says hello?
[07:26] <Prince> should i install the kbuntu ?
[07:26] <HinHin> Prince, have you used Ubuntu before?
[07:26] <binder> ok so far I've tried pci=nomsi what do I do to turn acpi off?
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> Bentspace: try tab completing the service name. Make sure samba is installed with: sudo apt-get install samba
[07:27] <Prince> i have installed ubuntu ?
[07:27] <HinHin> Prince, yes
[07:27] <HinHin> oh opps mistunderstood
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Prince: if you want kde then yes
[07:27] <binder> (and it's f6 for options)
[07:27] <Medion-MD96290> HinHin nah coz sound is down on internal speakers :p
[07:27] <HinHin> or you could install KDE your existing install Prince
[07:27] <Prince> i am new to ubuntu
[07:27] <Prince> what is kde ?
[07:28] <blue102> gui prince
[07:28] <HinHin> it's a Desktop enviroment
[07:28] <Prince> oh ok
[07:28] <HinHin> yes a GUI
[07:28] <CogitoErgoSam> !kde | Prince
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: i'd still verify the iso. You could also run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get --reinstall install usb-creator-gtk ,to get an update to the app. See if its nicer
[07:28] <Ratty_> ActionParsnip: updated already?
[07:29] <blue102> Prince xubuntu is good too
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: not sure then. Does the usb pass fsck ok?
[07:29] <blue102> easy to use
[07:29] <Ratty_> ActionParsnip: yep. I tried 2 different drives too
[07:29] <Prince> yes it is easy to use and learn
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> Prince: If you want fast and light then lxde is an excellent choice
[07:29] <Prince> i got the message below when i applied in terminal
[07:30] <Prince> sudo apt-get install
[07:30] <Prince> root@prince-desktop:~# sudo apt-get install
[07:30] <Prince> Reading package lists... Done
[07:30] <Prince> Building dependency tree
[07:30] <Prince> Reading state information... Done
[07:30] <Prince> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[07:30] <Prince>   linux-headers-2.6.31-14 linux-headers-2.6.31-14-generic
[07:30] <FloodBot2> Prince: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: if 2 drives fail using the same iso, the common factor is the iso
[07:30] <Ratty_> the iso is valid though
[07:30] <chouchou> hello good morning all,
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> Ratty_: and the system. Have you tried some boot options? Ram tested as healthy?
[07:30] <chouchou> pls I am trying to install portable ubuntu on my winwows PC
[07:30] <chouchou> however I have a question
[07:31] <Ratty_> ActionParsnip: windows boots fine
[07:32] <BentSpace> ActionParsnip,  It says, "samba is already the newest version."  I had previous installed it from Synaptic.  Should I uninstall it and try to install from terminal?
[07:32] <Ratty_> he left
[07:32] <chouchou> how do I call a local server on ubuntu, while on windows ?
[07:32] <chouchou> or I have to use Vmware and install Ubuntu on it ?
[07:32] <blue102> bentspace  That's what I did
[07:32] <t3mp3st> hi everyone. please save me: I'm going to explode if my system speaker beeps one more time. I've tried blacklisting everywhere and nothing works
[07:32] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou can you be more specific
[07:32] <blue102> from terminal
[07:33] <chouchou> ok, let me tell you my story... once upon a time :) ....
[07:33] <BentSpace> Ok let me try that
[07:33] <blue102> works for me
[07:33] <chouchou> I want to develop php applications in windows and preview them on a linux server, hence an option for ubuntu
[07:33] <CogitoErgoSam> !lamp | chouchou
[07:34] <CogitoErgoSam> that's your standard option there
[07:34] <Prince> how to do the command line installation for oracle 10g on ubuntu
[07:34] <chouchou> no, I wan ta LAMP server
[07:34] <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? -- someone said /var/sys/log which is here http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/QnBN4vvP
[07:34] <chouchou> locally, Xammp and easy php didn't help much
[07:34] <chouchou> CogitoErgoSam: since ubuntu have all of them
[07:34] <chouchou> I want to use it
[07:34] <chouchou> on my OC
[07:34] <tripelb> I was reading about LAMP a couple of days ago
[07:35] <chouchou> PC
[07:35] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  You're not being very clear.  Do you want LAMP?  Its the standard option.  If no, why not?
[07:35] <chouchou> I want lamp, but on a linux based environment
[07:36] <chouchou> because I cannot always upload my php files on a remote hosting server
[07:36] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  lamp IS the linux based environment
[07:36] <Flannel> chouchou: LAMP is a linux based environment (L is Linux).  And here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[07:36] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  It stands for Linux Apache Mysql PHP
[07:36] <chouchou> ok, I understand, but installed on windows gives a nasty resumt
[07:36] <chouchou> result
[07:36] <chouchou> XAMPP, and Easyphp when istalled
[07:36] <tripelb> chouchou what is "portable ubuntu"?
[07:37] <chouchou> for many years, I always have have problem with database
[07:37] <t3mp3st> xset b 0 0 0 has fixed the bell issue in terminals where blacklisting would not
[07:37] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  If you're referring to XAMP on windows, it always worked fine for me...but regardless, LAMP is the standard php environment for linux hosting
[07:37] <chouchou> I don't want to solve a problem for windows and later solve a different for linux, that is why I want to have a uniform deployment for all
[07:39] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  Well, you can't magically make everything work the first time on both windows and linux.  The setup is fairly similar on the two environments but with either option you're going to have to do some learning and extra work.
[07:39] <CogitoErgoSam> chouchou:  But as far as the PHP code goes, that's gonna work pretty much the same regardless of the host OS
[07:40] <BentSpace> ActionParsnip, blue102, Uninstall via Synaptic reinstalled with sudo apt-get install samba.  Still can't find the service tough.  What did you mean by tab completing service name?
[07:41] <the_file> is any1 fimiliar with aircrack?.
[07:41] <BentSpace> the_file aircrack, a little
[07:43] <sudook> 10.04 is a good release ...
[07:44] <sudook> for any case, which file system will be a good solution? now I am using JFS
[07:44] <Prince> which package should i download for oracle 10g install on ubuntu ?
[07:45] <the_file> b000
[07:45] <the_file> use pgsql
[07:46] <sukumar> Hi everybody
[07:46] <sukumar> Is it worth updating to ubuntu 10.04
[07:47] <twiztid> how come effects visuals are greyed out in a fresh install of ubuntu lucid lynx?
[07:47] <jo-erlend> twiztid, your vga driver might not support 3d acceleration.
[07:48] <jo-erlend> twiztid, use System > Administration > Hardware Drivers to see if there are any proprietary drivers you can install.
[07:48] <pallgone> sudook: ext4?
[07:48] <twiztid> jo-erlend: that would be the 'out of the box' driver?
[07:48] <Prince> hi there
[07:48] <xorwhy> Lucid Lynx? Thats the name of the next one? I have to say that's a first for Ubuntu (thinking up a cool sounding release name)
[07:48] <xorwhy> even the spelling is cool
[07:49] <livingdaylight> experiencing failure installing Spotify with wine. Something about permissions? Its always simply worked in the past though
[07:51] <twiztid> jo-erlend: it just says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system...
[07:55] <jo-erlend> twiztid, perhaps you should say which VGA you have, if you know.
[07:56] <immux> is there anyone can help me with my desktop effect?
[07:57] <zoolander> hi  all ,  I am problem  printer issue
[07:57] <GarmaZed> Hey everyone.
[07:57] <Karthik> *
[07:57] <zoolander> I have a hp printer 5600 series and  it works  but very  small
[07:57] <zoolander> just  work in middle  of the  page
[07:57] <Medion-MD96290> Sound works propperly now :D
[07:57] <zoolander> any help ?
[07:58] <twiztid> jo-erlend: sry, its an 512mb AGP ATI Radeon X1300 card, fresh install of Lucid(/with KMS enabled)  but is laggy so instead of disable KMS and lose openGL cairo dock, soreau suggested compiz --replace --indirect-rendering, which fixed the lag, but no compiz effects are working, and the visual effects options are greyed out =(
[07:58] <mstkrtfs> anyone here know conky well?
[07:59] <timClicks_> am preparing to upgrade from jaunty, would like some advice on backing up /home
[07:59] <timClicks_> i have it on a separate partition
[07:59] <jo-erlend> mstkrtfs, it's wiser to ask a question that people can answer if they know.
[07:59] <the_file> does linux have any backup utilities were I can back up my music a other files?.
[08:00] <mstkrtfs> ubuntu one for back up
[08:00] <iceroot> !backup | the_file
[08:00] <jo-erlend> timClicks_, copy the folder to another destination...
[08:00] <mstkrtfs> Jo-erland: basically my conky config keeps the conky above the desktop
[08:00] <timClicks_> jo-erlend: would simple copy to an external hard drive be okay?
[08:00] <sam__> hello
[08:00] <iceroot> timClicks_: use rsync instead of normal copy
[08:00] <timClicks_> iceroot: that's what I thought
[08:00] <twiztid> jo-erlend: glxinfo reports this... http://pastebin.com/qJRPvABd
[08:01] <timClicks_> okay, I'll go have a read up
[08:01] <timClicks_> iceroot: do you recommend any decent rsync guides?
[08:01] <iceroot> timClicks_: man rsync
[08:01] <the_file> so why is ubuntu more popular then debian?.
[08:02] <iceroot> the_file: the focus is based on desktop and newer software, also there a lot of guis and you dont have to configure your system at all
[08:02] <timClicks_> iceroot: fair enough ;)
[08:02] <iceroot> the_file: debian is more popular for servers
[08:02] <elnur> Anyone had a problem when hald of your screen is split up in two?
[08:02] <jomol> Hey.
[08:02] <the_file> nono
[08:02] <iceroot> elnur: no
[08:02] <elnur> With nvidia
[08:02] <the_file> debian is also good for desktops
[08:03] <the_file> JUST as good as ubuntu
[08:03] <jumbers> I can type on multiple channels at once
[08:03] <iceroot> the_file: if you like old but stable software, yes
[08:03] <the_file> so ubuntu has new but instable software =0
[08:03] <the_file> *unstable
[08:03] <iceroot> the_file: ubuntu = debian sid
[08:03] <wizzo50> sebsebseb,
[08:04] <iceroot> the_file: let me correct, ubuntu = patched debian sid
[08:04] <the_file> iceroot: whats sid?.
[08:04] <mstkrtfs> so anyone know conky configs?
[08:04] <lyrae> !lamp
[08:05] <jomol> I love ubuntu.
[08:05] <pallgone> the_file: sid is the unstable branch of debian
[08:05] <Netham46> Does ubuntu have builds for alternate architectures anywhere?
[08:05] <iceroot> the_file: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unstable_%28Debian%29
[08:05] <the_file> ooow thanks for the link
[08:05] <livingdaylight> !wine
[08:05] <iceroot> !download | Netham46
[08:06] <livingdaylight> what is the best version of wine to install?
[08:06] <iceroot> livingdaylight: depending on your windows-app
[08:06] <iceroot> livingdaylight: have a look at appdb
[08:06] <Netham46> iceroot, that totally doesn't answer my question at all
[08:06] <iceroot> Netham46: it does, there you ca find i386, amd64, ia64 and so on
[08:06] <the_file> http://www.debian.org/ looks just as good as ubuntu
[08:07] <iceroot> !ot | the_file
[08:07] <the_file> just wana know why ubuntu is the most popular linux
[08:07] <Netham46> the_file, Ubuntu is based off of debian.
[08:07] <the_file> netham: I know
[08:07] <iceroot> the_file: its focused on usability
[08:08] <elnur> What should I do if running `sudo nvidia-xconfig` doesn't enable nvidia driver?
[08:08] <iceroot> the_file: with the power of apt-get and so on
[08:08] <tumii> the_file: Probably because it has been made very easy to use, good support etc and very big repositories
[08:08] <iflema> Netham46 http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/lucid/release/
[08:08] <Netham46> iflema, ty.
[08:08] <the_file> other than the support, the usibility is the same since both use gnome desktop..
[08:09] <iceroot> the_file: no
[08:09] <the_file> how so?.
[08:09] <plouffe> is this a support issue?
[08:09] <iceroot> the_file: e.g. restricted hardware-drivers
[08:09] <howrubuddy> how can I open an uif file?
[08:09] <tumii> the_file: yes, Debian and Ubuntu do both use gnome but there is a huge difference, debian doesn't have as much programs when installed as ubuntu
[08:09] <the_file> howrubuddy: use an iso software
[08:10] <iceroot> the_file: ust install debian lenny in a vm and see the difference
[08:10] <howrubuddy> wich one?
[08:10] <Netham46> The only major difference I've noticed between Ubuntu and Debian is that Debians packages are generally cleaner, but there's quite a bit fewer in Debian than Ubuntu,.
[08:10] <tumii> Netham46: and debian doesn't include as much apps generally as Ubuntu does. Just like restricted-hardware-drivers etc
[08:10] <Netham46> Yea.
[08:11] <the_file> howrubuddy: yo ucan just right click on the iso and select " burn to disk"
[08:12] <l1f3> I have problem using ccsm to config compiz. I installed it using `sudo apt-get install compizconfig-setting-manager`. But when I change a keybind setting, it doesnt save the change.
[08:12] <l1f3> any help?
[08:13] <Rishab_> hello every one
[08:13] <Rishab_> error for "apt-get update" http://pastie.org/958285
[08:14] <the_file> maybe its your internet connection
[08:14] <Rishab_> what the missing string
[08:15] <tumii> Rishab_: I have had the same problem many times when I have added other repositories, it says that almost every time
[08:15] <tumii> :P
[08:15] <Jordan_U> Karthik: Grub2 or grub legacy?
[08:15] <Rishab_> tumii so how you corrected
[08:16] <chris89> Est ce que quelqu'un pourrait me donner la demarche pour enregistrer le niveau de luminosite sur un portable avec ubou 10.04??
[08:17] <Rishab_> tumii any way to overcome ??
[08:17] <Karthik> Jordan_U:grub in ubu 10.04
[08:18] <Jordan_U> Karthik: Fresh install, or upgrade from 9.04 or earlier?
[08:19] <twiztid> hey if anyone could, my option to select visual effects, are greyed out... could someone please help?
[08:20] <tumii> Rishab_: i hope there is, but I haven't found any way
[08:20] <GarmaZed> twiztid: do you have your drivers for the video card/chipset installed?
[08:21] <nerxgas> i'm using the built in remote desktop viewer, but i can't type in capital letters or symbols above the numbers like @!%^#, how do i get my shift button to work?
[08:21] <twiztid> GarmaZed: no proprietaries are installed, and i just loaded the xorg-edgers ppa, and installed it but still greyed out...
[08:21] <c_nick> is it advisable to delete everything from the /tmp folder ?
[08:21] <c_nick> i have different folders there like keyering orbit pulse
[08:21] <c_nick> so will deleting them will be a good option ?
[08:21] <GarmaZed> twiztid: I don't know well enough if that ppa would be enough for it, do you have hardware drivers available?
[08:22] <elnur> How to enable wifi on sony vaio?
[08:22] <chouchou> hi, once again, what type of VMware should I opt for to install Ubuntu into it?
[08:22] <twiztid> GarmaZed: no, it doesnt display any... what would the best driver be to get Compiz workin in harmony with openGL cairo dock?
[08:22] <GarmaZed> elnur: what model of Sony Vaio?
[08:23] <SmokeyD> hey everyone. Can anyone recommend a webapplication which let's me analyse all network traffic passing through local interfaces, kind of like tcpdump but then a webinterface that let's me analyse it by source, port, destination, etc?
[08:23] <GarmaZed> twiztid: I'm sure it depends on your hardware, unfortunately I'm not really familiar enough with Ubu to answer that
[08:23] <elnur> GarmaZed, VPCS11X9R
[08:24] <GarmaZed> elnur: I'll look into it and see if I can find an answer, it'll be a moment.
[08:24] <elnur> GarmaZed, okay
[08:24] <twiztid> GarmaZed: darn its cool, thx for trying, this just hasnt happend before its the weirdest thing...
[08:24] <nerxgas> i'm using the built in remote desktop viewer, but i can't type in capital letters or symbols above the numbers like @!%^#, how do i get my shift button to work?
[08:24] <chouchou> any answer?
[08:25] <GarmaZed> twiztid: Yeah, I know.  My lappy has an Xpress integrated chipset, and for some reason it works on mine w/out non-free drivers, but barely
[08:25] <oxyrosis> okay, so i turn off my ubuntu9.04 computer for the evening and when i wake up and turn it back on, im greeted with an operating system i installed back in 2009. how can i recover my previous system? also, GRUB didnt detect my old one anymores
[08:26] <ezrafree> anyone know how i can change my gdm theme?
[08:26] <ezrafree> my login gdm theme, i meant
[08:26] <twiztid> GarmaZed: ya, its a trip... oh well, ill keep periodically askin, as i google...; then i might just reinstall Lucid on such rare grounds... ?=(
[08:26] <CogitoErgoSam> having a total brain fart moment and #bash isn't much help...anyone know the quick shortcut to pipe backwards in bash?  Opposite direction of the pipe
[08:27] <k1ng\> isshow to set permission like this "drwxr-xr-x"?
[08:27] <CogitoErgoSam> ie "grep foo | echo 'foo\nbar'" but with the redirect going right to left
[08:27] <GarmaZed> elnur: it looks like your wireless card is an "Intel WiMax 6250", I'm still looking for an answer if I can find one
[08:28] <elnur> GarmaZed, one step closer. good.
[08:28] <rlp10> How do I bring a terminal progrom that I started elsewhere by ssh to the foreground now I'm on my local pc?
[08:29] <GarmaZed> elnur: just curious, have you tried to run updates while connected otherwise, like through Ethernet?
[08:29] <elnur> GarmaZed, I tried installing linux-backports-modules-wireless-lucid-generic-pae, but that didn't help
[08:29] <Quan-Time> rlp10: same account ?
[08:29] <rlp10> Quan-Time: yes
[08:29] <elnur> GarmaZed, yea, everything is up-to-date via cable connection
[08:29] <Quan-Time> umm.. crap, i used to know this one
[08:29] <Quan-Time> forgotten it on hand.. rlp10.. umm.. crap.. its on the tip of my tongue.
[08:31] <oxyrosis> so nobody knows how to recover my poor lonely lost operating system? poor little guy, out there in the cold, probably crying itself to sleep tonight without me.
[08:31]  * oxyrosis sniffs
[08:31] <Guest19218> I have my ubuntu on a logical partition and I need to move it a primary partition, any help?
[08:31] <GarmaZed> elnur: K, I just looked and saw this is an ongoing bug that's been reported, bug # 537814, you can Google it.
[08:31] <vivien`> Hello. I have a weird problem. X is launched under tty7 (checked with ck-list-sessions), but everything I type under X is also typed under tty1 !!! What is going on?!
[08:32] <wildbat> Guest19218, make a primary one and clone it
[08:32] <Guest19218> clone it using dd or what?
[08:32] <the_file> can any1 please tell me more about ubuntu encrypting the partition?.
[08:33] <the_file> how safe is it from tampering?.
[08:33] <the_file> and how is it enabled?.
[08:33] <SmokeyD> Ah, I found the answer to my question. Ntop is my friend. Great for network traffic analysis!
[08:34] <elnur> GarmaZed, ah, I am not alone. So, I just have to wait for the fix to come out?
[08:34] <pallgone> Guest19218: use gparted to copy or move it to the primary partition
[08:34] <Guest19218> pallgone: even if the size is different from the new partition?
[08:34] <GarmaZed> elnur: Yeah, unfortunately I think that's the case.  If they can't figure it out, I know for sure I can't do it.  lol
[08:34] <ezrafree> how can i change my login screen?
[08:34] <pallgone> Guest19218: yes, gparted can handle that
[08:35] <kjele> ezrafree: What you want to change?
[08:35] <pallgone> Guest19218: but you might need to change the UUIDS afterwards, probably run update-grub
[08:35] <binder> Flusher: my problem was having 4GB of ram in this old MB that doesn't support it for some reason
[08:35] <binder> oops I mean Flannel
[08:36] <Guest19218> from livecd?
[08:36] <Guest19218> pallgone: from live cd?
[08:36] <oxyrosis> oh well
[08:36] <elnur> GarmaZed, heh. Thanks for the info.
[08:36] <pallgone> Guest19218: update-grub?
[08:36] <Guest19218> yup
[08:37] <lyrae> which command can i type in terminal to see which one of my harddrivers are sda1, sdb1, etc
[08:37] <kjele> lyrae: fdisk -l
[08:37] <Guest19218> pallgone: yes
[08:37] <lyrae> kjele, thank you
[08:37] <tertl3> anyone have trouble with atheros chipsets?
[08:37] <ezrafree> kjelle: I want to install a gdm theme for my login screen
[08:38] <pallgone> Guest19218: hmm... yes, but I think you can't just run it like that
[08:38] <elnur> I'm using a sony vaio laptop with nvidia card and external monitor connected. Everything is fine until I disconnect that monitor and try to use the native one: after rebooting I get the xserver error saying that it has no info on that display. Anyone know how to solve that?
[08:39] <Project_Purity> Hello, I have a 5770 and I am having problems with compiz render method anyone wanna try and help :)
[08:39] <kjele> ezrafree: That might be hard with the new gdm. But with the new gdmsetup2 You can change wallpaper and windows theme only
[08:39] <ssdaive> ???
[08:40] <ezrafree> hmm no more customizing login screens? that's strange...
[08:40] <pallgone> Guest19218: other option would be not to run it and just edit the boot options on the fly in grub at boot, start ubuntu again and then update-grub from usual env
[08:40] <kjele> ezrafree: https://launchpad.net/gdm2setup
[08:40] <KnightStalker> Hello,
[08:40] <ezrafree> thanks kjele
[08:41] <KnightStalker> I have DDNS and I can not connect to any irc servers because of connection timeout(except the ones which will say -ident request timeout , the thing is my windows can easily connect,what might be the problem?
[08:41] <KnightStalker> and the distro is Ubuntu anyway xD xD
[08:41] <SirRedTooth> I upgraded to lucid lynx but when I boot computer I am still getting GRUB 1.98
[08:41] <SirRedTooth> Isnt ludic supposed to be grub 2?
[08:41] <lyrae> fdisk -l doesnt do anything =(
[08:41] <iceroot> SirRedTooth: that is grub2
[08:41] <kjele> SirRedTooth: grub does not upgrade. It never has
[08:42] <root> #suisse
[08:42] <SirRedTooth> Oh.. ha thanks :) Also I tried making a ubuntu live CD on the same USB i used to install ubuntu in the first place and I get the following error message "initial menu has no label entries!"
[08:42] <kjele> SirRedTooth: If you want grub 2 then you have to install it yourself. The reason why it is not update it there is a risk the new grub will not be supported
[08:42] <SirRedTooth> I need to make my partition bigger as I only have like 700mb left
[08:43] <iceroot> kjele: grub 1.98 == grub2
[08:43] <Uggis> could someome help me to get my wireless working?
[08:43] <KnightStalker> I have DDNS and I can not connect to any irc servers because of connection timeout(except the ones which will say -ident request timeout , the thing is my windows can easily connect,what might be the problem?
[08:43] <GarmaZed> Uggis; I'll certainly try.  :)  What kind of wireless is it?
[08:43] <twiztid> could someone recommend a driver to use for my ati x1300? compiz wont use the effects ive applied and the visual effects options are all greyed out...
[08:43] <swapy> hello
[08:44] <kjele> iceroot: True.
[08:44] <Guest19218> pallgone: If I delete the old partition and run grub-update that could work?
[08:44] <swapy> i want to see details of used space and free space in my computer     for each partition any help how can i do that
[08:44] <Uggis> i have one usb wlan stick and then one inside the laptop
[08:44] <iceroot> swapy: df -h
[08:44] <KnightStalker> if Wireless doesn't work but you have its windows driver try ndiswrapper
[08:45] <KnightStalker> with ndiswrapper you can install windows wireless drivers
[08:45] <KnightStalker> and it actually worked for me :D
[08:45] <Uggis> i tried the windows driver thing, but still i cant see it on iwconfig :(
[08:45] <swapy> iceroot, but when i want to download something via torrent ill have to check always as ubuntu dosent show itself in my computer how much freespace available
[08:45] <prithvi> Uggis: who is the stick made by?
[08:45] <ssdaive> KnightStalker  ,that 's a less efficient solution!
[08:46] <KnightStalker> well it worked for me :P :P
[08:46] <Uggis> Netwjork
[08:46] <Uggis> some realy random
[08:46] <GarmaZed> Sounds Swedish.
[08:46] <Uggis> and the one thats in the laptop its self, Atheros
[08:46] <o2oo> hi
[08:47] <o2oo> who knows ubuntu Diff tools?
[08:47] <pallgone> Guest19218: update-grub is writing the grub.cfg to /boot/... so you would have to mount the new partition and probably specify where to put the .cfg with -o option
[08:47] <o2oo> tell me some?
[08:47] <o2oo> who knows ubuntu Diff tools? tell me some please
[08:47] <ssdaive> Uggis, lsusb @! tell us your result
[08:47] <Uggis> Okey, wait 2 mins :P
[08:47] <o2oo> hi, who knows ubuntu Diff tools? tell me some please
[08:47] <Guest19218> pallgone: What about grub-install?
[08:48] <ssdaive> I'm a ubuntu hater,why don't ban me today?haha
[08:48] <bazhang> !ot > ssdaive
[08:48] <ssdaive>  8-)
[08:48] <Uggis> ssdaive, sould i put that usb thing to laptop before running that command?
[08:49] <ssdaive> yes
[08:49] <prithvi> Uggis: yes
[08:49] <Uggis> okey
[08:49] <prithvi> oh cool :) sounds like daive has you covered
[08:49] <prithvi> i will sit back :D
[08:49] <ssdaive>  ;)
[08:49] <SirRedTooth> Can I use this as a live CD to make my ubuntu partition bigger? http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[08:50] <wildbat000> SirRedTooth, yes
[08:50] <SirRedTooth> Cool thanks wildbat000
[08:50] <swapy> does vistar7 pack work for ubuntu 10.04  it works on jaunty
[08:51] <pallgone> Guest19218: that shouldn't be necessary as grub is already installed... you just need to update the config
[08:51] <Middleman> herm, cant login to console with kvm, last change was iptables -F
[08:51] <Middleman> was able to change root passwd in recovery
[08:51] <Uggis> Okey, "Bus 002 Device 002: ID 148f:3070 Ralink Technology, Corp."
[08:52] <guntbert> o2oo: apartf rom diff itself - if you want a graphical app try meld, nautilus has an extension too
[08:53] <corpse> does anyone here use tor
[08:53] <Middleman> ya
[08:53] <Middleman> only for sketchy porn tho
[08:53] <corpse> does it slow down your web browsing quite a bit?
[08:53] <ssdaive> Uggis,follow this link:http://wiki.debian.org/rt2870sta
[08:53] <Middleman> is that corpse from animeunion?
[08:53] <Middleman> ya its slow as shit
[08:53] <corpse> nope
[08:53] <vivien`> When I type something under X (tty7), it is typed under tty1 also! Can someone help on this?
[08:54] <corpse> ok so its not for constant use then?
[08:54] <corpse> enless constantly looking at sketchy porn
[08:54] <guntbert> !ot  | corpse Middleman
[08:54] <guntbert> !language | Middleman
[08:55] <Middleman> this damn kvm, whenver i type, it types 5 chars
[08:55] <Middleman> i got 4more retries
[08:55] <Middleman> b4 i lock myself lol
[08:56] <swapy> !ubottu
[08:56] <dennda> Does Lucid come with some kind of super grub disk integration? I wanted to boot up my desktop pc but all I got was the SGD screen!?
[08:56] <Middleman> thank god
[08:56] <vivien`> I have installed two different computers under 10.04. In both cases, I have this problem of tty1 receiving my keyboard inputs...
[08:56] <Middleman> 10 is out??
[08:56] <swapy> yes
[08:57] <swapy> 10.04 out lucid lynx
[08:57] <Middleman> my server is still on 8.10
[08:57] <KnightStalker> mine is on 9.1
[08:57] <swapy> dennda, you need it get supergrub disk from its site not in ubuntu by default
[08:57] <vivien`> I know this is a difficult problem, but if anyone had at least a hint, a direction...
[08:57] <vvd> anyone knows where apt expects cdrom: sources to be mounted?
[08:58] <ubuntunewbie> hi , I am using the latest vb 3.1.8 , Host 8.04 , Guest 10.04 .
[08:58] <wildbat000> !patience | vivien`
[08:58] <SwedeMike> 8.10 is end of support
[08:58] <ubuntunewbie> I am having problem on how to share folder .I had set the share folder on virtual box but it doesn't show up
[08:58] <vvd> ive tried /media/cdrom and /media/cdrom0 but the packages aint found
[08:59] <KnightStalker> !ddns
[08:59] <Middleman> why would ubuntu stop accept username and password
[08:59] <ubuntunewbie> hope someone can tell me what do I need to set share folder
[08:59] <KnightStalker> damn you
[08:59] <ubuntunewbie> ?
[08:59] <vvd> ive uninstalled hal now nothing works :>
[09:00] <orsos> sziasztok
[09:00] <pallgone> vvd: why you uninstalled it?
[09:00] <Middleman> login incorrect with correct username password?
[09:01] <Uggis>  now i see wlan0!!
[09:01] <orsos> ha hó magyarok
[09:01] <orsos> vannak?
[09:01] <vvd> hal is on the cdrom and cdrom: is added in sources.list but aptitude cant excess the files. i think i mounted the cdrom to a wrong loc
[09:01] <random_> Anyone know of a mysql database program for ubuntu?
[09:01] <wildbat000> Middleman, account disabble may be ~ got in recovery and reset the passwd
[09:01] <ssdaive> uggis,call me god,lol
[09:01] <dennda> swapy: Then why am I seeing the SGD screen?
[09:01] <Middleman> i reset the password still
[09:02] <vvd> pallgone: i want a minimal system in a vm so i uninstalled gnome which took hal with it...then i rebooted :) no net, nothing
[09:02] <wildbat000> !lamp | random_
[09:02] <pallgone> vvd: well, hal shouldn't affect network...
[09:02] <Middleman> wildbat00;i went into recovery and reset the passwod
[09:02] <pallgone> vvd: just X will not recognise keyboard/mouse
[09:03] <ssdaive> pallgone, edit your xconf file manually
[09:03] <vvd> i have no network though
[09:03] <wildbat000> Middleman, is the account disabled? ~
[09:03] <ubuntunewbie> how to set folder share on virtualbox (host:ubuntu) guest ubuntu
[09:03] <pallgone> vvd: have a look into /etc/network/interfaces
[09:03] <Middleman> wildbat; would that be under /etc/passwd or /etc/pam.d
[09:04] <wildbat000> Middleman, /etc/shadow
[09:04] <vvd> theres no ethX in /dev pallgone
[09:04] <ssdaive> anyone can help me set up a ssh account so that I can visit internet via his pc  or server?
[09:05] <vvd> is it possible to install a minimal system (no X/gnome) with the alternative cd?
[09:05] <Talu> Anyone that can help me getting Virtual XP to work? I am using Lucid Lynx
[09:05] <wildbat000> vvd, yes
[09:06] <Uggis> aahh my client disconnected
[09:06] <pallgone> vvd: ifconfig -a
[09:06] <Talu> Anyone able to help me setting up a virtual XP? I am using Lucid Lynx.
[09:06] <wildbat000> Talu, Virtual XP .... aint it for Micro$oft?~ .....
[09:07] <vvd> pallgone: there is an eth0 :)
[09:07] <Talu> wildbat000, What i mean by Virtual XP is by running windows XP under Ubuntu.
[09:07] <vvd> but it did not get activated for some reason
[09:07] <pallgone> vvd: yes, and you need to configure it in /etc/network/interfaces
[09:07] <lyrae> I have some html files in an NTFS hard drive...when accessing a folder from ubuntu, apache says permission denied. im pretty sure it's because of permissions when mounting. any ideas?
[09:07] <pallgone> vvd: gnome was using network-manager
[09:07] <guntbert> Talu: what virtualization product?
[09:08] <vvd> pallgone: ic
[09:08] <wildbat000> Talu, get vbox then
[09:08] <Talu> guntbert, thats the thing i need to figure out, im unsure which virtual manager i should use.
[09:08] <pallgone> vvd: then run '/etc/init.d/networking restart'
[09:08] <vvd> pallgone: auto eth0; iface eth0 inet dhcp ?
[09:09] <pallgone> vvd: yeah
[09:09] <Uggis_> how i get this wlan to connect secure wlan?
[09:09] <Uggis_> wpa1/wpa2
[09:09] <wildbat000> lyrae,  you must allow www and www-data to access the ntfs drive ~ y ntfs in ubuntu.....
[09:09] <gartral> routing all output to a file would be lshw &2> ./Desktop/lshwout, yes?
[09:09] <guntbert> Talu: my choice was virtual box  - if you need usb support in the guest get the "PUEL" version from oracle/sun website else take the "OSE" version from the repos
[09:10] <vvd> pallgone: yay, can ping google. ty
[09:10] <Middleman> passwd -l locks a user
[09:10] <pallgone> vvd: welcome
[09:10] <Middleman> how do u unlock it
[09:10] <lyrae> wildbat000, isnt that allowed by default?
[09:10] <gartral> Middleman: passwd -L user
[09:10] <pallgone> guntbert: that would just redirect stderr to the file
[09:11] <gartral> iirc
[09:11] <trainwrex> Weedopilous
[09:11] <Talu> wildbat000, Virtual Machine Manager wont work as it cant find my XP CD and Virtualbox gives me some kind of error.
[09:11] <pallgone> oops... ^ gartral
[09:11] <guntbert> pallgone: ??
[09:11] <wildbat000> lyrae, nope way without the mount opt
[09:11] <bullgard_> Put in a drive of a 64-bit computer and pressing Enter a few times, will the "Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Desktop Edition " CD automatically install a 64-bit operating system?
[09:11] <pallgone> guntbert: not for you, sry
[09:11] <Talu> guntbert, Virtual Box gives me an error.
[09:11] <lyrae> wildbat000, please elaborate more on this :)
[09:11] <guntbert> pallgone: np :)
[09:12] <wildbat000> Talu, your CD may have error then, i have vbow and VMware here with winxp installed
[09:12] <guntbert> Talu: did you install it sucessfully?
[09:12] <lyrae> wildbat000, how would i allow www-data access the nfts mounted drive
[09:13] <wildbat000> lyrae, check with man mount , there are uid, gid, and mask settings
[09:14] <lyrae> wildbat000,  thanks
[09:14] <Talu> guntbert: It tells me to install some kind of virtualbox-ose package, but i have that package already it seems. It also gives me the messege to run modprobe as root.
[09:15] <Middleman> wildbat000; none of my user accounts can login, so maybe its not account lockout
[09:15] <ubuntunewbie> how to set folder share on virtualbox (host:ubuntu) guest ubuntu
[09:15] <ubuntunewbie> any help ?
[09:16] <Middleman> nfs shares?
[09:16] <wildbat000> Middleman, hmmm what error you got ? just wrong password?
[09:16] <Middleman> ya incorrect password
[09:16] <Terminus> hello. i have a problem with X. it refuses to start on boot. gdm doesn't load either when i start it manually. anybody have any ideas? i'm running lucid here.
[09:16] <Middleman> im heading back into recovery console
[09:16] <guntbert> Talu: that package is probably virtualbox-ose-dkms - install it
[09:16] <ubuntunewbie> Middleman : yeh
[09:16] <ubuntunewbie> Middleman : MY share files is at ntfs folder
[09:16] <Talu> guntbert: Were shall i get it and how will i install it?
[09:16] <wildbat000> ubuntunewbie, sshfs may be easiler
[09:17] <Middleman> http://www.linuxconfig.org/HowTo_configure_NFS
[09:17] <Terminus> nevermind. i think i found it. looks like a symbol lookup error.
[09:17] <AnxiousNut_> why doesnt vpn connection work if im using wifi?
[09:17] <Middleman> if u wanna share ntfs folder, setup samba cifs
[09:17] <guntbert> Talu: with your favourite package manager - software center, synaptics, aptitude or apt-get
[09:17] <ubuntunewbie> wildbat000 ? wht sshfs ?
[09:17] <guntbert> !software | Talu
[09:18] <ubuntunewbie> Middleman: ntfs partition
[09:18] <p1oooop> hi, anyone know what's going on with my DHCP server? here is my log http://pastebin.com/5UySZrtD, here is my config file http://pastebin.com/RgHMTcdZ/ and I configured it to use eth1
[09:18] <Talu> guntbert: Synaptics tells me that i already have the package.
[09:19] <wildbat000> !sshfs ubuntunewbie
[09:19] <wildbat000> !sshfs | ubuntunewbie
[09:19] <andypea> Hi, has anyone made a custom install cd?
[09:19] <guntbert> Talu: then please !pastebin the error message that you get
[09:19] <guntbert> !pastebin | Talu
[09:19] <p1oooop> andypea: not me, but I'm pretty sure someone has
[09:19] <andypea> lol
[09:20] <Uggis> could someone tell me how to get my wlan to connect wpa networks?
[09:20] <p1oooop> Uggis: independent networks?
[09:20] <andypea> I'm a bit confused about how to add extra deb packages to my custom cd
[09:20] <Parsons> bullgard: If it is the 64-bit version, it should :)
[09:21] <wildbat000> !wpa | Uggis
[09:21] <Uggis> ill check that out
[09:21] <p1oooop> Uggis: or do you want to connect an independent (internet, DHCP, everything...) to a "dead" network
[09:21] <nikolam> I still et no LTS update notification, from previous LTS. I guess it is still not safe to upgrade?
[09:21] <Talu> guntbert: Kernel driver not installed (rc=-1908) Please install the virtaulbox-ose-dkms package and execute 'modprobe vboxdrv' as root. This is the error messege i get.
[09:22] <Uggis> am independent
[09:22] <Uggis> an*
[09:22] <Middleman> on the linux system, u wanna run a mount cifs -o username=name,password=password
[09:22] <zulgaban> hi
[09:22] <p1oooop> Talu: sounds like the virtualbox mod wasn't installed
[09:22] <p1oooop> Talu: did you try restarting?
[09:22] <andypea> Are the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization still applicable to lucid
[09:22] <guntbert> Talu: ok, type sudo modprobe vboxdrv  (in CLI)
[09:22] <AnxiousNut_> is there a way to use vpn connection using wireless, mine doent connect unless it's weired! help
[09:23] <andypea> In particular I want to find out the easiest way to build the Package.gz and Release files
[09:23] <Jordan_U> dennda: Are you sure you don't have a super grub disk CD in your CDROM drive?
[09:23] <p1oooop> andypea: mostly
[09:23] <p1oooop> andypea: I believe some parts are incoherent... but you should do fine
[09:24] <Talu> guntbert: FATAL: Module vboxdrv not found.
[09:24] <andypea> I'll give it a shot
[09:24] <adrian15> Jordan_U: Who has asked about SGD integration?
[09:25] <ubuntunewbie> wildbat000 : read: Connection reset by peer
[09:25] <intx> is there a trick to see errors when linux is booting? it scrolls fast
[09:25] <wildbat000> ubuntunewbie, huh? details?
[09:26] <nikolam> I still et no LTS update notification, from previous LTS. I guess it is still not safe to upgrade?
[09:26] <ubuntunewbie> wildbat000 : I did everything mkdir ~/far_projects sshfs -o idmap=user $Ubuntu@far:/projects ~/far_projects
[09:26] <ubuntunewbie> wildbat000 : It just show reset
[09:26] <SirRedTooth> Once I have downloaded the ubuntu Iso do i just copy and paste it onto my USB and then boot off my USB?
[09:26] <guntbert> Talu: in synaptics: type virtualbox-ose into the "quick search", which packages are installed?
[09:27] <zhikong> when searching "xorg.conf", i got "xorg" by whereis; but got more results by locate.
[09:27] <Jordan_U> nikolam: Have you tried pressing the "Check" button? The option to upgrade should show up unless your repository is out of date
[09:28] <nikolam> Jordan_U, yep tried. every dat
[09:28] <nikolam> day
[09:28] <guntbert> intx: there is dmesg (from CLI) or you can look into /var/log/syslog
[09:28] <adrian15> SirRedTooth: No. You might need unetbootin software to get that usb bootable, I do not know if there is an ubuntu official method for doing this.
[09:28] <Talu> guntbert: ose, ose-dkms, ose-qt
[09:28] <Jordan_U> nikolam: Are you using a local mirror?
[09:28] <wildbat000> ubuntunewbie, the wiki is  jsut a example ~ i won't just fit you
[09:28] <nikolam> Jordan_U, I have Main repository set and to show me only Lts updates
[09:28] <gemilang> hello room, sorry for inconvenience
[09:28] <f4zzy> 'morning everybody
[09:29] <gemilang> please someone help me, cause my ubuntu 9.04 cannot installing package manager
[09:29] <vadi01> guys am trying to configure my touchpad. when i run command sudo synclient -m 250 i get this error : Can't access shared memory area. SHMConfig disabled?. anyway to fix this?
[09:29] <guntbert> Talu: right click ervery one of them, and choose "mark for reinstallation", the apply
[09:29] <Talu> guntbert: Shall do.
[09:30] <wildbat000> !ssh | ubuntujenkins
[09:30] <ubuntunewbie> wildbat000 : so what should I do to allow share folder
[09:30] <intx> guntbert: thanks for the response, system is getting a kernel panic and i can't use dmesg or syslog
[09:31] <ae86-drifter> Hi everyone, When I get the grub boot menu and select the normal boot option, it boots into low graphics mode. I cannot move my cursor and it will not let me switch to a different tty. The system becomes fully unresponsive and I am forced to hard reboot my PC. I can only boot recovery mode with shell, I have tried reinstalling some xorg packages, gdm and gnome-desktop. This happened straight after upgrading from 9.10 > 10.04. The repo
[09:32] <wildbat000> ubuntujenkins, ssh allow you to "login" to the target machine ,sshfs with mount the target filesystem to your machine , so whaterver file that account can access you can access
[09:32] <guntbert> intx: sorry - most kernel panics I have seen came from not finding the configured root partition - what did you do with your system before that happened?
[09:32] <intx> guntbert: root is mounting
[09:33] <Project_Purity> Hello, I have a 5770 and I am having problems with compiz render method anyone wanna try and help :) I running compiz-check and getting no render metho
[09:33] <pallgone> ae86-drifter: what gfx?
[09:33] <intx> guntbert: i'm actually trying to install ubuntu on a HD from another machine, because this machine has no working cdrom drive and it can't seem to boot off an usb key
[09:33] <blah``> is there any way to disable the framebuffer and just use a regular VGA console on lucid? Setting the option in /etc/default/grub doesn't work
[09:33] <brijith> join #postgres
[09:33] <intx> guntbert: so it kind of limits my options a lot as to how i'm going to install ubuntu
[09:33] <Terminus> hello again. anybody have any idea how to fix this error? --> /usr/bin/X: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libpciaccess.so.0: undefined symbol: gzopen64
[09:33] <ae86-drifter> pallgone: it is radeon 4670 1GB
[09:34] <guntbert> intx: and where do you get the kernel panic?
[09:35] <pallgone> ae86-drifter: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Radeon_HD_4670
[09:35] <ae86-drifter> pallgone: i am not running arch linux !
[09:35] <usuario> usuario
[09:36] <pallgone> ae86-drifter: I know... see it anyway
[09:36] <ae86-drifter> pallgone, even though it was working FINE before i upgraded to lucid?? With the ATI drivers?
[09:36] <smik_> I am installing ubuntu and getting an error from X that no screen found. Try to do dpkg-reconfigure but it is from Live CD so cannot change anythign.
[09:37] <pallgone> ae86-drifter: new kernel, new problems
[09:38] <pallgone> ae86-drifter: look, if you piss me off I won't help you further... I'm just guessing... sometimes it works
[09:38] <ae86-drifter> pallgone, no mate, im using the same kernel, besides that link you sent me is a workaround, i would rather fix my issue and get full performance of my GFX cared.
[09:38] <ae86-drifter> card
[09:38] <p1oooop> got it
[09:38] <wildbat000> smik_, use alternate installation CD
[09:38] <p1oooop> my interface was wrong, thanks for ALL THE HELP :D
[09:39] <smik_> wildbat000: alternate? I have tried 8.10 and 9.10
[09:39] <Dablfox> hi yall
[09:39] <gemilang> what should i do if appear this [ W: GPG error: http://security.ubuntu.com jaunty-security Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>]
[09:39] <pallgone> ae86-drifter: ok, go fix it
[09:40] <pallgone> ae86-drifter: good luck, have a nice day, etc.
[09:40] <Talu> guntbert: Some errors have apeared.
[09:40] <Dablfox> does someone have any problem with nautilus when he scroll up the window?? mine get messed up when i scroll up!!! :((
[09:40] <ae86-drifter> could someone please help me with my issue
[09:40] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: what is your issue
[09:40] <Dablfox> any idea??
[09:40] <guntbert> Talu: and those are?
[09:40] <Talu> guntbert: E: linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 127
[09:40] <Talu> E: grub-pc: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 127
[09:40] <Talu> E: linux-image-generic: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[09:40] <Talu> E: linux-generic: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
[09:40] <FloodBot2> Talu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:41] <ae86-drifter> ikonia: When I get the grub boot menu and select the normal boot option, it boots into low graphics mode. I cannot move my cursor and it will not let me switch to a different tty. The system becomes fully unresponsive and I am forced to hard reboot my PC. I can only boot recovery mode with shell, I have tried reinstalling some xorg packages, gdm and gnome-desktop. This happened straight after upgrading from 9.10 > 10.04. The repositor
[09:41] <guntbert> Talu: please use !pastebin
[09:41] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: what video card do you have
[09:41] <ae86-drifter> radeon hd 4670
[09:41] <wildbat000> smik_, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[09:41] <Talu> guntbert: pastebin?
[09:42] <guntbert> !pastebin | Talu
[09:42] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: ok, so there is a problem straight away, that card is a known issue card in general
[09:42] <ae86-drifter> * Added pallgone!*@* to ignore list when he said bye
[09:42] <Talu> !pastebin | guntbert
[09:42] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: the first thing I would do is force my xorg.conf file to use the "vesa" driver
[09:42] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: if you ignore people - then a.) I don't know to hear about it or care b.) you are limiting your help
[09:43] <guntbert> Talu: ubottu is asleep it seems -- use http://paste.ubuntu.com
[09:43] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: once my machine is booting using the vesa driver config I would then use the hardware drivers tool to make sure the propritary drivers on the system are up to date
[09:43] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: I would then stop xorg using vesa and reboot and test it
[09:43] <Talu> guntbert: How do i use that?
[09:43] <thanda> Watching tv with totem, till now no success. Any help
[09:43] <Dablfox> i re-installed nautilus but it didn't fix it! are you all using nautilus by default??
[09:43] <ae86-drifter> ikonia, he was being smart and not helping at all, so i ignored him, thanks for the suggestion, ill try that now.. one sec
[09:44] <kjele> Dablfox: What is the problem?
[09:44] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: the channel doesn't need to know you ignored him
[09:44] <zxwoo> HELLO everybody
[09:44] <Dablfox> kjele: when i scroll up it all gets messy :(
[09:45] <ae86-drifter> ikonia sorry, i just wanted him to know in case he was trying to talk to me
[09:45] <guntbert> Talu: Talu: 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
[09:45] <kjele> Dablfox: But you can scroll down?
[09:45] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: no - you didn't, if you want to tell him something, pm him, you announced it to the channel so everyone knew
[09:45] <schatan> can i do a ln -s on a http link?
[09:45] <ikonia> schatan ??? http is a protocol
[09:46] <dennda> Jordan_U: Yes, I am. It was an old USB stick I forgot had an SGD image on it... sorry for being stupid ;)
[09:46] <Dablfox> kjele: when i first begin with scrollin down everything is ok, but when i need to scroll up it all gets messy even if i scroll down again!!
[09:46] <schatan> i have a http link contains an image want to do an ln -s on my hdd without downloading
[09:46] <ikonia> schatan: a http link ?
[09:47] <ikonia> schatan: can you expain
[09:47] <ikonia> explain
[09:47] <schatan> my http link
[09:47] <ae86-drifter> ikonia yeah sorry, im just frustrated atm, please forgive me.. do i change the load    "glx" part to load    "vesa" ?
[09:47] <kjele> Dablfox: Have you tried adding a new user and see if that new user has the same problem?
[09:47] <schatan> for example you have a vid you like on youtube
[09:47] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: no, you change the driver line to vesa
[09:47] <schatan> but you dont want to download
[09:47] <schatan> is it possible to do a link on the falsh movie
[09:47] <ikonia> schatan: those files are stored on the web - so you can't do that
[09:47] <Dablfox> kjele: do you thing i have to stop using nautilus? choose something else? nope i didnt do with a new user!
[09:47] <schatan> bei pressing the symlink you can see the movie then
[09:48] <Paul_C> schatan: you want a shortcut to it?
[09:48] <ikonia> schatan: you can't link to something that's not stored on the web
[09:48] <ikonia> schatan: you can create a desktop shortcut to it
[09:48] <schatan> so it downloads it each time new
[09:48] <schatan> yes
[09:48] <ikonia> schatan: however that will still download it when you view it
[09:48] <costin> hi
[09:48] <kjele> Dablfox: Just to rule out that you do not have any config files that is messing up
[09:48] <bullgard_> Put in a drive of a 64-bit computer and pressing Enter a few times, will the "Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Desktop Edition " CD automatically install a 64-bit operating system?
[09:49] <schatan> no problem
[09:49] <schatan> the download
[09:49] <schatan> like to make a shortcut on a http link to image or vid
[09:49] <schatan> any suggestions?
[09:49] <ikonia> bullgard_: no - you have to answer questions
[09:49] <erUSUL> bullgard_: you have to download the amd64 version
[09:49] <xiong> Whenever I establish or lose -- or even manually break -- a wireless connection, up pops a large black notification box, which can't be dismissed but fades away after some time. Can I disable this?
[09:49] <Dablfox> kjele: yup , that's possible . u right. are u using nautilus u yourself??
[09:50] <kjele> Dablfox: Can you also take of screen shot when it happens? Every gnome user use nautilus by default so yes
[09:50] <Talu> guntbert: How do i copy everything in the details box?
[09:50] <Paul_C> schatan: http://www.ohbuntu.blogspot.com/2010/02/add-website-shortcuts-on-desktop.html
[09:50] <Dablfox> kjele: do you mean you want a screenshot of it?
[09:51] <kjele> Dablfox: yes.
[09:51] <lungan> Why is the trayicons backgrounds not transparent (it's white) on AMSN, VLC in 10.04?
[09:51] <kjele> !pastebin | Dablfox
[09:51] <bullgard_> erUSUL: And what is the title of the "amd64" version CD? (I am thinking in terms of CDs, not of image files to be burnt on a CD yet.)
[09:51] <ubuntu>  hey all I just finished cloning my main hdd to a new hdd (removed the main drive) and put the new drive in its place.  I have sda1=windows,sda2=boot,sda3=swap,sda4=/ problem I am having is that I cant seem to get grub reinstalled (I am in live cd now)
[09:51] <ikonia> bullgard_: it's the 64bit CD - it's on the ubuntu.com website
[09:51] <ubuntu> any ideas?
[09:52] <ae86-drifter> ubuntu run sudo grub-install sda1
[09:52] <ikonia> ubuntu: you have to explain the problem
[09:52] <ikonia> no
[09:52] <ae86-drifter> i mean sda2
[09:52] <Dablfox> kjele: ok. give me a sec!
[09:52] <ikonia> no
[09:52] <guntbert> Talu: I don't have one right now - how did you copy it when you tried to paste it into the channel? select it with the mouse?
[09:52] <kjele> ubuntu: is uuid in fstab correct?
[09:52] <ikonia> ubuntu: explain the problem you are having
[09:52] <Talu> guntbert: Yeah.
[09:52] <Sandking> hi
[09:52] <avorntur> hi all, have a little question about partitioning
[09:53] <ubuntu> ae86-drifter: when I run that I get Format of install_device not recognized.
[09:53] <avorntur> I have a 500 GB hard disk, I wanna leave 50GB for windows, what is the best way to partition that disk?
[09:53] <ikonia> avorntur: make a 450GB partition leaving 50GB free
[09:53] <avorntur> I mean
[09:53] <guntbert> Talu: go to paste.ubuntu.com, there you see a textbox, paste it in there, submit and tell us the url you get back
[09:53] <snakekgb22> can someone help me with my hda sound card pls,after lucid instalation my sound worked but my mic didn`t.i downloaded the sound driver from realtek,i`ve reinstalled it and my mic and souns worked unti`ll i`ve restarted my computer and now my sound it works not it doesn`t.but my mic still doesn`t work.please help
[09:53] <avorntur> I want seperate home and boot partitions
[09:53] <ae86-drifter> do you even get a grub menu?
[09:54] <ubuntu> when I go into grub and type find /boot/grub/stage1 it comes back error 15
[09:54] <ikonia> avorntur: size it up as you see best, you know how you want to use your machine
[09:54] <ae86-drifter> ubuntu, what version of brub?
[09:54] <ubuntu> the problem is that grub is missing and I cant seem to get it on the drive
[09:54] <ubuntu> ae86-drifter: how do I check?
[09:54] <ae86-drifter> ubuntu, if you get error 15 then grub is not missing
[09:55] <Pillinger> I have just allowed Ubuntu to upgrade to 10.04 and no longer have access to my data partition or Photos partition - cannot mount either nor any ntfs
[09:55] <ubuntu> ae86-drifter: hmm it wants to boot right into windows though
[09:55] <avorntur> ikonia: how much do I need for the / partition, if I have a seperate home partition a few GB should be enough?
[09:55] <ae86-drifter> ubuntu what do you mean by it wants to?
[09:55] <raymond__> hello
[09:55] <kjele> Pillinger: What does fdisk -l says?
[09:55] <ikonia> avorntur: 2 is the real minimum, a drive of your size, 10GB is a good safe bet
[09:55] <ubuntu> ok when I turn on the pc it loads windows right away (no choice .. no grub)
[09:55] <ubuntu> no other bootloader
[09:55] <kjele> Pillinger: You need execute it with sudo
[09:56] <Pillinger> do i check this in a terminal window?
[09:56] <ikonia> ubuntu: how did you clone the disk
[09:56] <kjele> Pillinger: Yes
[09:56] <avorntur> ikonia: k, and boot, 50 MB?
[09:56] <ubuntu> ikonia: using gparted
[09:56] <snakekgb22> can someone help me with my hda sound cand  pls prv me..
[09:56] <raymond__> what is gparted bro?
[09:56] <ikonia> avorntur: 200mb will give you room for multiple kernels
[09:56] <ae86-drifter> ubuntu, go into gparted on livecd and get all the uuids and hda1 hda2 etc and check it up against fstab file and the grub config
[09:56] <avorntur> ikonia: k, thanks :)
[09:56] <dad__> hi i want to from a script clear the screen
 when i swap from mythtv to xbmc
 i use a script to swap from xbmc to myth programmed to a buton onmy remote
 when i switch the desktop comes up for about 2 seconds while xbmc or myth is being killed
[09:56] <FloodBot2> dad__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:56] <Talu> guntbert: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432655 like this?
[09:56] <bullgard_> erUSUL, ikonia Thank you for your help.
[09:57] <wildbat000> !info gparted | raymond__
[09:57] <ubuntu> ae86-drifter: fstab is correct not sure about the grub config
[09:57] <erUSUL> bullgard_: np
[09:57] <guntbert> Talu: perfect :-)
[09:57] <raymond__> !info gparted
[09:57] <Talu> guntbert: Good to know, gotta remember that http.
[09:57] <raymond__> thanks wildbat000
[09:57] <ae86-drifter> ikonia, i copied failsafe version over xorg.conf, it now boots normal without the low graphics mode message but it still becomes unresponsive and cant change tty or move cursor
[09:58] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: why did you do that
[09:58] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: that's not what I told you to do
[09:58] <Sandking> i got some strange issue with my computer which may not be related to ubuntu but maybe somebody will know what's happening. sometimes when i got o restart my computer under Ubuntu it restarts then sounds like it's working and starting up (disks running and cd spinning at some point) but there's nothing on the screen. not even BIOS info at restart. i use hardware reset, put computer to totall off (risking disk injury) and turning off power supply but i stil
[09:58] <guntbert> Talu: if you forget it you can ask ubottu for help: /msg ubottu paste will give you that in a separate window
[09:59] <Talu> guntbert: Alright, shall remember that.
[09:59] <Pillinger> thanks for help - have mounted these using Disk Utility
[09:59] <pallgone> ubuntu: you need to bring grub back onto the mbr
[09:59] <ae86-drifter> ikonia because im trying to get it working, youre suggestion left me in exact same situation as now anyway so i tried this..
[10:00] <pallgone> oh... pitty ae86
[10:00] <kjele> ubottu: Are you on a live cd now?
[10:01] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: when you're machine locks, hit caps lock and see if the light goes on / off
[10:01] <pallgone> ubottu: comeon, you're on the live cd... admit it ;)
[10:01] <ae86-drifter> ikonia nope, no response
[10:01] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: ok - so that sounds like a hardware error
[10:01] <guntbert> Talu: it seems that you problem has nothing to do with virtual box (at the moment) -- something went wrong before which I cannot point out -- can we try a few things in CLI?
[10:01] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: if the machine is locking at that level, I'd be surprised if it a video card error
[10:01] <snakekgb22> can someone help me with my hda sound cand please prv me..
[10:01] <Talu> guntbert: ClI?
[10:01] <guntbert> !cli | Talu
[10:02] <ubuntu> pallgone: I am on the livecd now
[10:02] <ae86-drifter> ikonia, i can boot into recovery mode and get the cli, use the network etc..
[10:02] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: that doesn't mean it's not a hardware error
[10:02] <ubuntu> ok I give how do I get grub back onto the mbr
[10:02] <ae86-drifter> ikonia, maybe a hardware error caused by bad drivers?
[10:02] <Talu> guntbert: Aha, i see. Hmm can this channel be used as a terminal aswell then? or is it connected to my terminal?
[10:02] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: very doubtful
[10:03] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: that wouldn't create a hardlock of the level you are talking about
[10:03] <guntbert> Talu: no, you must do that on your local machine
[10:03] <kjele> ubuntu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[10:03] <ae86-drifter> ikonia, okay.. i have no idea.
[10:03] <Talu> guntbert: Ah, alright.
[10:03] <pallgone> ubuntu: ok, one minute
[10:03] <pallgone>  
[10:03] <kjele> !pm
[10:04] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: a good test would be a.) boot from a 10.04 livecd and work for a bit b.) use memtest on a livecd for a good few passes
[10:04] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: you may also want to consider a clean 10.04 install rather than an upgrade, sometimes ugprades do go wrong
[10:04] <ae86-drifter> ikonia sorry i forgot to add, i was using a mandriva one live cd yesterday for about 4 or 5 hrs
[10:05] <Talu> guntbert: So what now?
[10:05] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: again that doesn't really back up or disprove anything
[10:06] <ae86-drifter> ikonia i have about 40 GB of apps installed so i would rather not clean install, sorry, i thought you were trying to disprove a memory fault
[10:06] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: memtest will prove/disprove a memory fault
[10:06] <guntbert> Talu: please type sudo aptitude update -- will take a while to refresh your software database - if there are errors pastebin them
[10:07] <gartral> hmmm.. mem and swap are completly full.... all i did was use phun..
[10:08] <snakekgb22> plase help with hda
[10:08] <Dablfox> kjele: this is what it looks like at the beginnin?   --->   http://imagebin.org/96668
[10:08] <ubuntu> kjele: thanks :)
[10:08] <Talu> guntbert: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432662/
[10:09] <Dablfox> kjele: my trouble when i scroll up! ---->http://imagebin.org/96670     :((
[10:09] <pallgone> ubuntu: there should be a wiki how to do that... I'm searching... you'd have to use grub-install
[10:09] <Vulto> is there  a source to add to apt-get to download source codes
[10:09] <guntbert> Talu: sorry - I forgot to tell you to close synaptics - only one package manager may be active at any time
[10:09] <Talu> guntbert: Ah, alright shall do that :]
[10:09] <Dablfox> kjele: same pb when i scrool down again --->  http://imagebin.org/96671
[10:09] <ae86-drifter> ikonia i just booted into the recovery mode again, and the actual text based recovery menu has locked up now, i think memory fault would be very unlikely as this PC is only around 8-9 mo old, and this happed as a result of the upgrade, is there something you can suggest i try besides a clean install of linux, to be honest if i were to go down that path, i will probably go with a more stable distro from MY own experience such as suse, 
[10:10] <pallgone> ubuntu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover%20Grub%202%20via%20LiveCD
[10:10] <Talu> guntbert: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432663/
[10:11] <ubuntu> pallgone: thanks :)
[10:11] <pallgone> ubuntu: yes, this looks quite comprehensive
[10:11] <Boon> how do i add mediabuntu for hardy to /etc/apt/sources.list
[10:11] <Boon> any 1 can tell me?
[10:12] <guntbert> Talu: looks good, now type sudo aptitude safe-upgrade   (will do nothing dangerous to your system)
[10:12] <komputes> Boon: the process is explained https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[10:12] <erUSUL> !medibuntu | Boon
[10:13] <ae86-drifter> \\
[10:13] <Talu> guntbert: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432664/
[10:13] <Boon> i want to install ffmpeg etc
[10:13] <Boon> but i dont have the source
[10:14] <hasibullah> sallam dear all friends how to download youtube videos from ubuntu
[10:14] <erUSUL> hasibullah: there are many addons for firefox to do that
[10:15] <ae86-drifter> hasibullah same as you would on a windows pc
[10:15] <pallgone> hasibullah: or use youtube-dl from the terminal (sudo aptitude install youtube-dl)
[10:16] <kjele> Dablfox: I though so it is a know bug. The thing to fix this is to disable preview (tumbnail) on the images
[10:16] <Dablfox> kjele: really?! owkay
[10:17] <kjele> Dablfox: Well you can wait for the images to finish displaying
[10:17] <kjele> Dablfox: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/401840
[10:18] <Dablfox> kjele: no its not a matter of time i think , the images still the same; the only thing i have to do when it's like that is to refresh or change tab
[10:18] <Dablfox> kjele: thanx for the link.
[10:18] <lungan> Why is the trayicons backgrounds not transparent (it's white) on AMSN, VLC in 10.04?
[10:18] <carla_> ?
[10:18] <kjele> lungan: It is a bug. They eventually fix it.
[10:18] <Talu> lungan: It depends on what theme you are using.
[10:19] <lungan> kjele, Okok using the original theme in 10.04
[10:19] <guntbert> Talu: I clearly see the error but don't know how to handle it -- please post the following question to the channel (without my nick): sudo aptitude safe-upgrades gives me an error: Running postinst hook script /usr/sbin/update-grub. -- /etc/default/grub: 9: splash: not found -- User postinst hook script [/usr/sbin/update-grub] exited with value 127 --  see http://paste.ubuntu.com/432664/ for the complete output
[10:19] <lungan> Then I just have to wait
[10:20] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: if the box is locking up within safe mode, - then I would strongly look at hardware errors
[10:20] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: that would be the first point of call
[10:21] <Talu> sudo aptitude safe-upgrades gives me an error: Running postinst hook script /usr/sbin/update-grub. -- /etc/default/grub: 9: splash: not found -- User postinst hook script [/usr/sbin/update-grub] exited with value 127 --  see http://paste.ubuntu.com/432664/ for the complete output
[10:22] <Boon> E: Couldn't find package libfaac-dev
[10:22] <Boon> help me
[10:22] <Boon> i already enable the multiverse
[10:22] <Talu> guntbert: So i shall just post this messege and wait for an answer, right?
[10:23] <danny__> i just installed ubuntu, and my cdrom/dvdrom is not working http://pastebin.com/JKkC9V9N
[10:23] <ae86-drifter> ikonia i have just found out a few things, caps lock doesnt work but numlock and scroll do, i unplugged and plugged my keyboard in and all these messages appear on the screen, like generic-usb logitech keyboard on usb-6745674 blah blah, so its not locking up, it just has little response..
[10:23] <ae86-drifter> ikonia i am doing a memtest right now
[10:23] <Boon> my /etc/apt/sources.list is look like this http://pastebin.com/ygsaTnNj
[10:24] <Boon> but still E: Couldn't find package libfaac-dev
[10:24] <pallgone> ae86-drifter: yes, let it run for 8 hours and have fun, haha
[10:24] <kjele> Talu: Looks like some problem with the grub2 package
[10:24] <junkY_San> hey, anyone knows a way to filter by location in rhythmbox?
[10:24] <Talu> kjele: What can i do about it? :\
[10:25] <guntbert> Talu: that was my suggestion, yes you can of course rephrase it  or add a "real" question - if you don't get an answer its ok to repeat it about every 10 minutes or so
[10:25] <Talu> guntbert: Alright, thanks :]
[10:25] <guntbert> Talu: Good luck :-)
[10:26] <kjele> Talu: I suggest to switch mirrors. Since one of the kernel meta package needs the actuall image but it is not yet there
[10:26] <Boon> any 1 could help me?
[10:26] <Talu> kjele: How do i switch mirror?
[10:27] <kjele> Talu: The hard way is to edit /etc/apt/source.list Or you can look under System->administation->source list
[10:27] <kjele> Talu: Can't remember if it is admin or preferences.
[10:28] <kjele> Talu: But if you use update-manager and type setting it should let you edit sources on the first fan
[10:28] <Boon> kjele : my ubuntu is hardy 8.04
[10:28] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: if it's not actually locking up - that's a different issue totally
[10:29] <Boon> i already enable the universe and multiverse
[10:29] <Boon> i still cant get ffmpeg installed
[10:29] <kjele> Boon: you talu?
[10:29] <Talu> kjele: Hmm?
[10:30] <Boon> no
[10:30] <ae86-drifter> ikonia i am going to cancel this memtest, there is no errors so far, but it is saying my ram is 667Mhz when it is actually 1066MHz(saying DDR2-400 when it is DDR2-1066) i think i will reset my bios because i overclocked my CPU, maybe thats it, no that didnt make a difference. Would it really be a hardware issue even though i can boot live cd? and access my local hard disk fine?
[10:30] <kjele> Boon: what does "sudo apt-get install ffmpeg" say?
[10:31] <kjele> Talu: got confused
[10:31] <Talu> kjele: Hehehe.
[10:31] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: overclocking is a BIG cause of unstability
[10:31] <JohnDoy> What`s the easiest way to get XEN working on 10.04?
[10:32] <Talu> kjele: Im kinda confused aswell about how to change the mirror, i am using Lucid Lynx if that helps.
[10:32] <ikonia> JohnDoy: don't use xen on ubuntu  - kvm is the hypervisor for ubuntu
[10:32] <pallgone> ae86-drifter: you won't get out of your misery, watch it
[10:32] <ae86-drifter> ikonia, i reset back to dewfault and it made no diffeerence, it has been stable ever since i got it and have all the big cooling fans etc running at 4.06GHz
[10:32] <kjele> Talu: In a terminal. Type "update-manager"
[10:32] <Boon> ffmpeg: Depends: libavcodec1d (>= 0.cvs20070307) but it is not going to be installed
[10:32] <Boon>           Depends: libavformat1d (>= 0.cvs20070307) but it is not going to be installed
[10:32] <JohnDoy> But I use XEN ond Debians with old CPUs w/o Intel-VT
[10:33] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: then it (if you insist there is no hardware problems) looking like your upgrade didn't work
[10:33] <ae86-drifter> ikonia i think its because of the upgrade to lucid
[10:33] <ae86-drifter> yes... that would be logical in my opinion
[10:33] <ikonia> JohnDoy: a.) you're not using debian now b.) qemu supports non-VT cpu's
[10:33] <JohnDoy> But QEMU is Much slower than a XEN
[10:34] <kjele> Boon: Can you upgrade those two packages or install them?
[10:34] <pallgone> ae86-drifter: I think it's because you are not clever enough
[10:34] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432668/
[10:34] <ikonia> !xen | JohnDoy
[10:34] <kjele> Talu: So you do not get anything?
[10:34] <ikonia> pallgone: that's uncalled for - enough of that please
[10:34] <Guest76305> 有人吗
[10:34] <Talu> kjele: Doesnt seem like it.
[10:34] <Guest76305> 你们都是外国人？？
[10:35] <kjele> Talu: What about "gksu synaptic" ?
[10:35] <pallgone> ikonia: fun, isn't it?
[10:35] <Guest76305> are you all foreigner??
[10:35] <erUSUL> !cn | Guest76305
[10:35] <ikonia> pallgone: no - don't do it again
[10:35] <Guest76305> 看不懂
[10:35] <ae86-drifter> is pallgone talking crap again?
[10:35] <mh512> I seem to have problems with thunderbird 3 and authentication using krb...  i.e. after the upgrade to 10.04
[10:35] <bazhang> Guest76305, #ubuntu-cn for Chinese
[10:35] <ikonia> pallgone: no - don't do it again
[10:35] <Talu> kjele: Hmm?
[10:35] <pallgone> ikonia: :)
[10:35] <ikonia> pallgone: I'm not kidding
[10:35] <JohnDoy> I have installed 2.6.32-xen kernel from Debian`s backports with XEN-3.3 but I got errors like cannot..something... ELF...init...
[10:35] <kjele> Talu: Anyway I found the program's name. In a terminal type "gksu software-properties-gtk"
[10:36] <ikonia> JohnDoy: don't use debian package on ubuntu
[10:36] <pallgone> ikonia: sure, being all serious, OK, hoho, I need to be careful... hoho
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[10:36] <kjele> Talu: On the first fan you should be able to edit sources
[10:36] <ae86-drifter> JohnDoy why did you install the XEN kernel for??
[10:36] <pallgone> ikonia: I'm not allowed to talk so someone?
[10:36] <jatt> this new sound applet in lucid is a disaster
[10:36] <bazhang> !ot > pallgone
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[10:36] <Guest76305> 有没人中国人
[10:36] <jatt> is there a way to put it vertically?
[10:36] <Guest76305> 有没有会说汉语
[10:37] <bazhang> Guest76305, not here
[10:37] <ae86-drifter> !ops | pallgone
[10:37] <Talu> kjele: First fan? tab?
[10:37] <JohnDoy> I have to use *-N kernel, or newer kernels w/ pvops
[10:37] <Boon> ÎÒ»á
[10:37] <kjele> Talu: Yes
[10:37] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: ut;s dekt wut
[10:37] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: it's delt with
[10:37] <kjele> Talu: Where it says download from you can change that
[10:37] <jatt> instead of horizontally?
[10:37] <Talu> kjele: Yeah, gives me the choice to choose were to download from.
[10:37] <ae86-drifter> i dont even know what he was saying lol
[10:37]  * gnomefreak just got here so i dont have a log of it yet
[10:38] <Talu> kjele: a friend of mine took the closest one, but it apears to not work.
[10:38] <Guest76305> 有没人中国人
[10:38] <Talu> kjele: Which one should i change to?
[10:38] <Boon> ÓÐ
[10:38] <bazhang> Guest76305, english only here
[10:38] <kjele> Talu: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[10:38] <kjele> Talu: pick one that is closes and up to date
[10:40] <foobar66> hi ... first time i am trying this ...
[10:40] <ae86-drifter> ikonia is there a procedure to fully reinstall all the x11 stuff and all gfx drivers and gdm etc, do you think that would work?
[10:41] <ikonia> no
[10:41] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: as you are having the same problems in safe mode
[10:41] <ae86-drifter> ikonia, wha about hardware drivers, like usb and serial etc?
[10:41] <kjele> ae86-drifter: You can chroot into the system with a live cd and remove the package there and then install again. But...
[10:42] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: that's in the kernel, and I don't think that would matter
[10:42] <ae86-drifter> ikonia true
[10:42] <ae86-drifter> kjele, would that just give me a bunch of startup errors?
[10:43] <kjele> ae86-drifter: No. But what graphic card you using?
[10:43] <ae86-drifter> could it potentially make things worse? readeonhd4670
[10:44] <kjele> ae86-drifter: And did you install the binary driver?
[10:44] <ae86-drifter> kjele, i am at the shell on this machine right now
[10:44] <ae86-drifter> i can use apt-get etc...
[10:44] <tt__> why can't i use showlyric
[10:44] <ae86-drifter> kjele, i am using xorg.failsafe at the moment and it still doesnt work
[10:45] <Draiden> Hello. I've got a question. does anyone have experience with the firestarter firewall. I'd like to know if it is possible to deny all incoming requests by default and then add rules to the firewall about which ports are allowed to enter
[10:45] <Draiden> just like in the shorewall firewall
[10:45] <VoiDeT> hey, just tried to upgrade to 10.04, but now on reboot i'm getting: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/eMAB3wKS
[10:45] <kjele> ae86-drifter: See if it is this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+source/linux/+bug/568605
[10:45] <VoiDeT> any idea as to why i can't mount
[10:45] <xukun> !nvidia
[10:46] <ae86-drifter> VoiDeT want to startup the lucid upgrade fail club (LUFC) ?
[10:46] <mopy> Hello. I have installed the SoulSeek port Nicotine (sure you know it) via "sudo apt-get install nicotine". Everything went fine, after that I tried to start nicotine via my Applications menu BUT: "Nicotine is being started..." appears in my taskbar for 10 seconds or so, and then it vanishes without nicotine being started. Can you help me?
[10:46] <kjele> VoiDeT: Can you use the recovery login?
[10:46] <VoiDeT> yeah, considering i had to come into work for a stable net connection at almost 8pm, yeh
[10:47] <ae86-drifter> kjele, no my issue is totally differnt
[10:47] <VoiDeT> kjele: i can login for the maintenance yes, but i don't know what recovery login you're talking about?
[10:47] <kanzie> I had ntp set up on my servers (or so I thought) when I just now noticed a 6 minute discrepancy. running ntpq -p gives me ntpq: read: Connection refused
[10:47] <kanzie> What can I do about this
[10:47] <Talu> kjele: I have changed mirror.
[10:47] <kjele> VoiDeT: That is maintaenance mode
[10:47] <foobar66> VoiDet: are your fstab entries consistent with rootflags= option on grub line?
[10:47] <kjele> Talu: Then update the list with "sudo apt-get update"
[10:48] <xukun> also my nvidia drivers are installed and working I got No proprietary drivers are in use on this system" message in the "hardware drivers" option in the system menu
[10:48] <ae86-drifter> kjele, ikonia, should i take my GFX card out and try with the mobo onboard?
[10:48] <kjele> VoiDeT: Can you show us the /etc/fstab file?
[10:48] <VoiDeT> foobar66: how do i check this
[10:48] <VoiDeT> ok sure kjele
[10:48] <foobar66> show us your /etc/fstab file first ...
[10:48] <miklcct> !bot
[10:48] <VoiDeT> http://pastebin.com/qYwGeK87
[10:49] <mopy> Can nobody help me with my "Nicotine" issue?
[10:49] <snakekgb22> can someone please help me with my sound card?
[10:49] <kjele> ae86-drifter: you can try to disable kms first. I just cannot remember the exact paramenter whether it is raedon.modesetting=1 or just modestting=1
[10:49] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432674/
[10:49] <miklcct> VoiDeT: What's your kernel command line?
[10:50] <foobar66> VoiDeT: can you also show /boot/grub/grub.cfg ?
[10:50] <kjele> Talu: Looks good try "sudo apt-get upgrade"
[10:50] <ae86-drifter> I am gtting a roxen4 error on boot, would this be relevant at all?, i dont even know what it is
[10:50] <VoiDeT> foobar66:  are you sure that is the right path
[10:51] <richeakin> hi all, can anyone help me figure out why all of my 1 gig of memory is being used when only running a web browser and music player?
[10:51] <VoiDeT> cd /boot/grub no such file or dir
[10:51] <ikonia> richeakin: it's being used as disk cache
[10:51] <kjele> VoiDeT: That is not good...
[10:51] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432676/
[10:51] <Uggis> damn, i love my ubuntu now :D
[10:51] <snakekgb22> can someone help me with my hda sound card ?
[10:51] <ae86-drifter> i hate my ubuntu now :(
[10:51] <foobar66> VoiDeT: mhmmm ... looks like your grub is not installed during your upgrade ...
[10:51] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Try running: grub-install "(hd0)"
[10:51] <Talu> kjele: That error doesnt seem to be corrected.
[10:51] <foobar66> try booting as single user ...
[10:52] <VoiDeT> foobar66: haha what the
[10:52] <ae86-drifter> snakekgb22 did you run alsaconf?
[10:52] <VoiDeT> grub command not found
[10:52] <kjele> Talu: "sudo apt-get install -f"
[10:52] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Then run sudo apt-get install grub-pc
[10:53] <richeakin> ikonia: I dont think I understand why it is necessary
[10:53] <ikonia> richeakin: it assists performance
[10:53] <VoiDeT> "W: Not using locking for read only lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock "
[10:53] <foobar66> VoiDeT: that probably explains it => install grub
[10:53] <richeakin> or also why every app uses 5-10 processes according to htop
[10:53] <ikonia> richeakin: if anything needs ram it will be released
[10:53] <VoiDeT> "E: Unable to write to /var/cache/apt/  "
[10:53] <gunnarahlberg> How do I get a summary of all applications that automatically startup on boot? I know about system->preferences->startup applications, /etc/init.d/rcs and ~/.x.... config files. Are there too many? Is there a general startup manager for _every_ startup file?
[10:53] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432677/
[10:53] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Are you in a recovery shell?
[10:53] <mopy> Hello. I have installed Nicotine via apt-get install. After trying to run it via the desktop starter, a program named "Nicotine is being started..." appeared in the taskbar and then vanished again. So I cant start it. Can anybody help me please? Using ubuntu 10.4
[10:53] <foobar66> VoiDeT: are u installing as root ?
[10:53] <theadmin> gunnarahlberg: None that I know of, sorry :/
[10:54] <VoiDeT> root@localhost:~#
[10:54] <neuro_damage> with openldap server on 10.04, I tried adding the sudo.schema like the man page suggests, but tells me no user modification allowed Constraint Violation(19)
[10:54] <zsq> Ëï¡¤¡¤¡¤
[10:54] <gunnarahlberg> theadmin: wouldn't it help?
[10:54] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Try running mount -o rw,remount /
[10:54] <foobar66> VoiDeT: after that, try again to install grub-pc
[10:54] <theadmin> gunnarahlberg: Well, it would... I think you might register a suggestion ("blueprint") on launchpad
[10:55] <kjele> Talu: ok then it need a bit acid to fix this. What kernel you using now? "uname -a"
[10:55] <ae86-drifter> ikonia, this pc has been in this state for around a week now, however it has been running this whole time in recovery mode and i have been using apache, php, torrentflux and playstation media server from this machine fine, it seems to be very stable, only in recovery mode, but keyboard/mouse input freezes hen in normal boot, but the servers still run fine.
[10:55] <theadmin> gunnarahlberg: Or on http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com
[10:55] <mopy> Hello. I have installed Nicotine via apt-get install. After trying to run it via the desktop starter, a program named "Nicotine is being started..." appeared in the taskbar and then vanished again. So I cant start it. Can anybody help me please? Using ubuntu 10.4
[10:55] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: it's not running stable, you said it hung in recovery mode (or performed very slow) earlier
[10:55] <gunnarahlberg> theadmin: will do, thanks
[10:56] <Homely_Girl> Hi all.
[10:56] <VoiDeT> foobar66: lots of unmet dependencies to install it
[10:56] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Try running sudo apt-get update
[10:56] <Homely_Girl> Does anyone know if there's a distro of linux that WILL work with my broadband dongle?
[10:56] <ae86-drifter> ikonia it is stable when it boots up properly, which i can only do in recovery mode, i just discovered then, that all the services are running and working fine even when it appears to be locked up.
[10:56] <erUSUL> mopy: run nicotine from a terminal. it may show why it dies
[10:56] <foobar66> VoiDeT: hmm ... ten first try ... apt-get update ... apt-get upgrade ... this should upgrade your packages
[10:56] <erUSUL> !terminal | mopy
[10:56] <bazhang> Homely_Girl, this is ubuntu support only
[10:56] <VoiDeT> miklcct: trying apt-get -f install
[10:57] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: that's not stable then
[10:57] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: that just means services are running
[10:57] <mopy> erUSUL: okay, I already know the terminal. thanks
[10:57] <Homely_Girl> bazhang, I tried running lucid 'n it's no good with my dongle either, had to downgrade to Karmic 'n have just as much grief! :(
[10:57] <foobar66> VoiDeT: just to be clear, your network is up and running?
[10:57] <theadmin> hm. I changed my password just now and now those apps which use gksu/sudo try to use the old cached password :/
[10:57] <VoiDeT> foobar66: it wasn't no, rebooting now
[10:57] <ae86-drifter> ikonia it is stable remotely, i can SSH to it and stream media from it perfedctly, except K?M input is gone...
[10:57] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432679/
[10:58] <VoiDeT> foobar66: i tried to update but no net so it seemed
[10:58] <bazhang> Homely_Girl, try ##linux for general linux discussion
[10:58] <Homely_Girl> bazhang, ty
[10:58] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Try running dhclient
[10:58] <theadmin> Nevermind though, sudo -K did the trick
[10:59] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: have you looke at the logs yet for any errors ?
[10:59] <theadmin> Say, if a password is set to expire... what will happen once it does so? Will the user be prompted to change it or will account just be locked?
[10:59] <kjele> Talu: Ok first try "dpkg --configure -a" That should fix some problems. If it does not work we will try to force remove the kernel package. Then manually remove if it just does not work
[10:59] <mopy> erSUL: http://codepad.org/NuIbHSiO
[10:59] <gigasoft> mu ubuntu use to much ram, is there any solution?
[10:59] <ae86-drifter> ikonia, sorry i am not aware of the log files or where they are kept, or which one
[11:00] <miklcct> gigasoft: How much?
[11:00] <erUSUL> !ram | gigasoft
[11:00] <ae86-drifter> ikonia, if you haven't noticed i'm pretty noob at linux
[11:00] <mattycoze> hey guys, I want to create a desktop shortcut icon to open a program I've intalled; so far I can only run the program if I type the program name in the terminal "ccp4i", and it opens automatically;
[11:00] <erUSUL> mopy: how did you installed nicotine ?
[11:01] <miklcct> mattycoze: ln -s /usr/bin/<program name> ~/Desktop
[11:01] <theadmin> mattycoze: Does the program run in terminal or is it graphical?
[11:01] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432680/ Apears that i have no permisson to use the command.
[11:01] <kjele> Talu: Use sudo then the command
[11:01] <ae86-drifter> could you please tell me which log files i should check out?
[11:01] <erUSUL> miklcct: right click on the desktop/panel create launcher/add to panel launcher ....
[11:01] <mopy> erUSUL: with apt-get install nicotine
[11:01] <theadmin> miklcct: what the... I'd go with a better one: ln -s $(which programname) $HOME/Desktop
[11:02] <erUSUL> mopy: well it fails prety much obviously with a programming error .... let me check
[11:02] <Munim> hello..
[11:02] <mopy> erUSUL: Thanks for your help
[11:02] <VoiDeT> network is up but no net
[11:03] <mattycoze> miklcct hey, I tried that... i get an error message when I double click the file, which says the link is broken
[11:03] <Munim> i have a problem with installing ubuntu.., i have downloaded the 10.04 amd64 image and used the tool in ubuntu 9.10 to make a bootable usb image
[11:03] <VoiDeT> miklcct: sorry
[11:03] <Munim> and now, the installation doesnt start..
[11:03] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432682/
[11:03] <miklcct> mattycoze: If your binary isn't in /usr/bin, replace that part yourself
[11:04] <cxl> ...
[11:04] <erUSUL> mopy: it works here .... with no problems...
[11:04] <cxl> hey
[11:04] <mattycoze> oh okay... i'll try that brb
[11:04] <theadmin> mattycoze: ln -s $(which ccp4i) ~/Desktop - run that
[11:04] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Is your network using DHCP?
[11:04] <VoiDeT> i'd say so yes
[11:04] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Can't you ping www.google.com
[11:04] <erUSUL> mopy: you have attemped to install it from source ?
[11:05] <pak0> hi all people good moring
[11:05] <erUSUL> mopy: "/usr/local/bin/nicotine" <<<< that's not the system version
[11:05] <VoiDeT> miklcct: unknown host
[11:05] <VoiDeT> but eth0 has an ip
[11:05] <hayanbom> hey guys, is there a PDF viewer that can highlight on pdf text ?
[11:05] <miklcct> VoiDeT: How about ping 8.8.8.8
[11:05] <pak0> maybe its recommended the intel GMA X4500 for enjoy 1080p under ubuntu?
[11:05] <kjele> Talu: "sudo dpkg --force-remove-reinstreg -r linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic"
[11:05] <mopy> erUSUL: I did yes, but an older version
[11:05] <VoiDeT> miklcct: network unreachable
[11:05] <miklcct> VoiDeT: ip route show
[11:05] <mopy> erUSUL: It then failed because nicotine wouldn't let me connect
[11:05] <erUSUL> mopy: that's the one failing... get rid of it..
[11:05] <Munim> hey guys.. irritating installation problem here.. cannot start install after boot menu.. enter key doesnt work
[11:06] <VoiDeT> miklcct: 10.0.1.0/24 dev eth0  proto kernel  scope link  src 10.0.1.150
[11:06] <erUSUL> mopy: sudo rm /usr/local/bin/nicotine
[11:06] <miklcct> VoiDeT: You are in a local network. Is the router properly configured?
[11:06] <erUSUL> mopy: you can try to find more related files in /usr/local/ and remove them too. for now that will suffice
[11:06] <kjele> Talu: "sudo dpkg --force-remove-reinstreg -r linux-image-generic"
[11:06] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432684/
[11:06] <cxl> 0
[11:06] <VoiDeT> miklcct: this is on a virtual machine, hosted by webbynode.com
[11:07] <mopy> erUSUL: Doing that right now, thanks
[11:07] <Talu> kjele: Same messege using that command line.
[11:08] <hayanbom> Does anybody know a pdf viewer that have hightlight feature ? in linux
[11:08] <mopy> erUSUL: It works! Thanks
[11:08] <mopy> erUSUL: It was all messed up with the old version of nicotine
[11:08] <erUSUL> mopy: no problem
[11:08] <kjele> Talu: Strange...
[11:08] <VoiDeT> miklcct: any options?
[11:09] <kjele> Talu: Anyway...
[11:09] <theadmin> What the.... oh GOD nano has syntax highlighting o_O
[11:09] <Talu> kjele: Hmm?
[11:09] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Wait I'm checking for command
[11:09] <VoiDeT> foobar66: wb
[11:09] <kjele> Talu: Go to /var/cache/apt/archives
[11:09] <costre> hayanbom, Highlight a pdf? It's readonly you know? :)
[11:10] <foobar66> VoiDet: sorry, got disconnected for a while, what did you try?
[11:10] <VoiDeT> well disk is writeable now, but i can't get my network up
[11:10] <hayanbom> costre: yes..
[11:10] <miklcct> miklcct: I don't know exactly the command as I've no experience on that. Can you try setting the default router using "ip route add <something>" ?
[11:10] <kjele> Talu: You can go to that folder with "cd path"
[11:10] <VoiDeT> dhclient gives the nic an ip, but doesn't set  the gateway
[11:10] <VoiDeT> miklcct: i am unsure what my gateway would be
[11:11] <Talu> kjele: Im inside the folder now
[11:11] <foobar66> VoiDet: what is your IP on your LAN?
[11:11] <ae86-drifter> thats funny, dhclient give me a gateway :)
[11:11] <kjele> Talu: Type "ls | grep linux"
[11:11] <VoiDeT> 10.0.1.150
[11:11] <Talu> kjele: were do i type that?
[11:12] <foobar66> VoiDet: try to set 10.0.1.1 as a gateway, you might just get lucky
[11:12] <VoiDeT> foobar66: do you know the command by any chance
[11:12] <kjele> Talu: The terminal
[11:12] <costre> hayanbom, So the reader would store the highlighting on it's own and load it when a pdf is loaded?
[11:13] <uxin> test
[11:13] <mattycoze> theadmin I tried ln -s $(which ccp4i) ~/Desktop command but that didn't work either
[11:13] <agony_> Do you know somebody if exist other IRC channels for ubuntu for chatting ?
[11:13] <mattycoze> i put in 'ln -s $ccp4i ~Desktop'
[11:13] <Talu> kjele: I think i got kinda lost.
[11:13] <airtonix> !ot | agony_
[11:13] <theadmin> A friend of mine has a problem, unsure where to write, but he's an Ubuntu user, so thought I'd write here... Well, he's trying to run a server, (apache, repo version) and when he types his IP in, he gets the router gateway
[11:14] <foobar66> VoiDet: can you paste the output of "ifconfig" ?
[11:14] <theadmin> mattycoze: No, that's exactly how you type it: ln -s $(which ccp4i) ~/Desktop (Just copy it over, do not change anything)
[11:14] <theadmin> mattycoze: "which" helps locating binary files in $PATH
[11:14] <VoiDeT> foobar66: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/jxe9Rhn2
[11:14] <miklcct> VoiDeT: ip route add to default via 10.0.1.1
[11:14] <kjele> Talu: In a terminal type "ls /var/cache/apt/archives/ | grep linux"
[11:15] <Talu> kjele: Nothing happened.
[11:15] <Pirate_Hunter> installing quota on lucid which the file system is on lvm and split into different partitions, mount -o remount / gives no output and quotacheck -avugm fails stating that / aint mounted with quota. I assume its becasue fstab has /.../..../VolGroup/ which is linked to root, anyone knows how to make quota work on such instance?
[11:15] <mattycoze> theadmin oh okay... well that's generated a file I can double click on but still nothing happens when I double click
[11:15] <mattycoze> :(
[11:15] <mattycoze> sadness
[11:15] <kjele> Talu: good. Now go to with "cd /var/lib/dpkg/info"
[11:15] <theadmin> mattycoze: I guess that cpp4i is a terminal program?
[11:15] <kjele> Talu: Then type "ls | grep linux"
[11:15] <miklcct> mattycoze: ls -l ~/Desktop
[11:16] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: added the quota option to the fstab line ?
[11:16] <miklcct> mattycoze: See if there is any red link
[11:16] <SmokeyD> hey everyone. On my ubuntu box i also have some kde apps installed. But somehow some kde processes (kded4, knotify, etc) keep my network shares locked which prevents me from unmounting them. Any clues why this is? I don't think I am running any kde apps at the moment.
[11:16] <SmokeyD> what are those processes doing there?
[11:17] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, yeah I did wasn't sure if should only be added to / on its own since its partitioned from /home so did it on both
[11:17] <VoiDeT> miklcct: not too sure thats working for me
[11:17] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432688/
[11:17] <Gadena> Â
[11:17] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, it still doesn't work either I need a hard reboot or its lvm causing the issue
[11:17] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: check the /proc/mounts and make sure it has quota as option
[11:17] <miklcct> VoiDeT: after successfully connecting to the network, update your package cache and install grub-pc again
[11:18] <mattycoze> theadmin miklcct; the ccp4i is really a program suite with a gui that's started up when you type ccp4i witht he cmd line... i have no idea how it works to be honest; I installed it after compiling it all from source on the desktop, which is where the program binaries are
[11:18] <foobar66> VoiDet: route add default gw 10.0.1.1 wlan0 (if you're on wireless); "eth0" if you are on a wired network
[11:18] <kjele> Talu: ok "sudo rm -rf linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic* linux-image-generic*"
[11:18] <VoiDeT> foobar66: SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable
[11:18] <miklcct> mattycoze: Type "which ccp4i" in terminal
[11:19] <theadmin> mattycoze: If the binaries are not in $PATH, just link the ccp4i binary to desktop...
[11:19] <foobar66> VoiDet: do you have a LiveCD which you can boot from ?
[11:19] <mattycoze> miklcct: /home/mattycoze/Desktop/Installation/ccp4-6.1.3//bin/ccp4i
[11:19] <miklcct> VoiDeT: paste the result of "ip route show" again
[11:19] <miklcct> mattycoze: ln -s /home/mattycoze/Desktop/Installation/ccp4-6.1.3//bin/ccp4i ~/Desktop
[11:19] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, hmmm just opened that file and for some strange reason it has noquota as an option, weird :s
[11:20] <VoiDeT> foobar66: no i don't think i can boot from a live cd
[11:20] <VoiDeT> foobar66: 10.0.1.0/24 dev eth0  proto kernel  scope link  src 10.0.1.150
[11:20] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: time to recheck /etc/fstab :)
[11:20] <Talu> kjele: Hmm not working.
[11:20] <kjele> Talu: What it say?
[11:20]  * airtonix grumbles
[11:20] <Talu> kjele: Nothing happens.
[11:20] <foobar66> VoiDet: looks like your default route is still not set
[11:21] <kjele> Talu: Then it is working...
[11:21] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, huh, its not listed in fstab but on that files was going to directly edit the file once I backed it up
[11:21] <kjele> you just removing stuff.
[11:21] <foobar66> VoiDet: please try: route add default gw 10.0.1.1 wlan0 (if you're on wireless); "eth0" if you are on a wired network
[11:21] <foobar66> VoiDet: then paste output of "ip route show" again
[11:21] <kjele> Talu: Remove the linux-generic as well. "sudo rm -rf linux-generic*"
[11:22] <VoiDeT> root@localhost:~# route add default gw 10.0.1.1 eth0
[11:22] <VoiDeT> SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable
[11:22] <miklcct> VoiDeT: ping 10.0.1.1
[11:22] <kjele> Talu: When you are done do "gksu gedit ../status"
[11:22] <VoiDeT> root@localhost:~# ping 10.0.1.1
[11:22] <VoiDeT> Do you want to ping broadcast? Then -b
[11:22] <Talu> kjele: That command didnt do anything aswell.
[11:23] <kjele> Talu: The rm command?
[11:23] <kjele> Talu: It just remove some files
[11:23] <kjele> Talu: Should not tell you anything
[11:23] <Talu> kjele: Aha.
[11:23] <[13G]> Hello all
[11:23] <miklcct> VoiDeT: That's weird
[11:23] <Carteruccio> hi everyone
[11:23] <VoiDeT> i'll show you the output of my dhclient command
[11:23] <Talu>  kjele: I done the gedit command, now what?
[11:24] <miklcct> The ip address is 10.0.1.150, mask is 255.255.255.0 the bcast should be 10.0.1.255
[11:24] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/RHHti2F0
[11:24] <mattycoze> miklcct: sorry mate still, the GUI does not appear
[11:24] <kjele> Talu: search for "linux generic"
[11:24] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, can you check something for me /proc/mounts is a simlink for /mounts so if that is so where is /mounts? Either my eyesight has gone worse or I can't find it in /
[11:24] <kjele> Talu: On its block delete it
[11:24] <Talu> kjele: Shows nothing.
[11:24] <Carteruccio> DID YOU EVER USED RMI in ANDROID?
[11:24] <miklcct> mattycoze: Run it in terminal in home directory
[11:25] <Talu> kjele: Its a completely blank window.
[11:25] <miklcct> mattycoze: or check ~/.xsession-errors
[11:25] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: is a symlink to /proc/self/mounts <---> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 11 2010-05-13 12:24 /proc/mounts -> self/mounts
[11:25] <Carteruccio> HI
[11:25] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: but that does not matter much; does it ?
[11:25] <VoiDeT> what do you think miklcct
[11:25] <kjele> Talu: hm.. forgot the dash so it is linux-generic
[11:25] <miklcct> VoiDeT: grep dhcp /var/log/syslog
[11:25] <Carteruccio> ..HI...
[11:26] <cxl> HI
[11:26] <VoiDeT> miklcct: no output
[11:26] <Talu> kjele: Nothing apears.
[11:26] <Carteruccio> IT'S POSSIBLE TO USE RMI ON ANDROID?
[11:26] <erUSUL> !caps | Carteruccio
[11:26] <miklcct> VoiDeT: grep dhclient /var/log/syslog
[11:26] <cxl> Carteruccio
[11:26] <Carteruccio> ok
[11:26] <Carteruccio> :(
[11:26] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, it does since I can't edit the file even as root, vi keeps telling me its read-only... so I was thinking of finding the actual file...
[11:26] <kjele> Talu: send me the whole file
[11:26] <erUSUL> Carteruccio: this is not an Android channel
[11:26] <VoiDeT> miklcct: no output
[11:27]  * airtonix whips Carteruccio 
[11:27] <Talu> kjele: whole file?
[11:27] <foobar66> VoiDet: try running "dhclient" again, then check the grep in syslog
[11:27] <kjele> Talu: pastebin it
[11:27] <china> 大家好,有用C++的吗
[11:27] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: you can not edit that file.... is informative just like /proc/cpuinfo or /proc/meminfo
[11:27] <miklcct> !chinese | china
[11:27] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: it shows what it is mounted and where. the file to modify is /etc/fstab
[11:28] <mattycoze> miklcct the point was not to use the terminal at all I just wanted a double click shortcut
[11:28] <kjele> Talu: Just go to paste.ubuntu.com and copy the text and past it there
[11:28] <miklcct> mattycoze: The terminal *may* help you to find out the error
[11:28] <ubuntunoob> when I boot my ubunutu box I get grub loading 1.5 please wait and then error 15?
[11:28] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, yeah noticed that just need to work out why I can't use quota on my filesystem(s) since fstab is currently set to use quota
[11:28] <foobar66> VoiDet: just to be clear, you have DHCP enabled on your router ?
[11:28] <erUSUL> !grub2 | ubuntunoob
[11:28] <ubuntunoob> and it locks up
[11:28] <Talu> kjele: Looks like this http://imagebin.org/96682
[11:29] <VoiDeT> foobar66: it's hard to see whats with the router, as this is in a datacenter in the US, im in Aus
[11:29] <VoiDeT> all i have to use is the Ajax terminal
[11:29] <mattycoze> miklcct the shortcut name to ccp4i was called 'ccp4i' and I don't know how to run that shortcut without typing 'ccp4i' and
[11:29] <mattycoze> you knjow what i mean?
[11:29] <mattycoze> lol
[11:29] <ubuntunoob> problem is I am running gurb 1
[11:30] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Does anyone else using the same hosting service also has problems?
[11:30] <VoiDeT> miklcct: i am doubting it
[11:30] <cxl> UNBAN
[11:30] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: that i dunno.... « dmesg | grep -i quota » ?
[11:30] <kjele> Talu: "less /var/lib/dpkg/status > ~/kjele"
[11:30] <VoiDeT> miklcct: i've never had any issues with the network before hand, lots of reboots down the track
[11:30] <miklcct> mattycoze: Isn't your link broken?
[11:30] <cxl> clear
[11:30] <cxl> CLEAR
[11:30] <guntbert> cxl:  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[11:30] <Talu> kjele: Hmm?
[11:30] <Talu> kjele: In terminal?
[11:30] <kjele> Talu: Then you open the file in your home folder it is named kjele
[11:31] <kjele> Talu: Yes
[11:31] <Boon> on centos i use: yum install libtool, what if on ubuntu? apt-get install ?
[11:31] <foobar66> VoiDet: hmmm ... Is your PC capable of booting from a USB stick ?
[11:31] <theadmin> Boon: sudo apt-get install packagename
[11:31] <theadmin> Boon: To search: apt-cache search query
[11:31] <VoiDeT> no sorry foobar66, i am unable to get physical access to this
[11:31] <miklcct> mattycoze: Paste your output of "ls -l ~/Desktop"
[11:32] <foobar66> VoiDet: Can you boot from a CDROM ?
[11:32] <VoiDeT> foobar66: no, only redeploy the slice
[11:32] <Talu> kjele: And now?
[11:32] <miklcct> VoiDeT: This is very likely a network problem and if it is really a network problem I'm unable to help you.
[11:32] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, no worries will struggle for a bit before I take a break, that command gave nada, just wondering would you know what the defaults option that gets written in fstab actually does, wondering if removing that would help, will test since I backed it up
[11:32] <VoiDeT> foobar66: which i really really don't want to do, considering all my files were'nt backed up
[11:32] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, thanks for your time hope you have a nice day
[11:32] <kjele> Talu: Use your editor and open the file it on your home named kjele
[11:33] <VoiDeT> miklcct: are you saying from my hosts end?
[11:33] <Talu> kjele: I have it opened.
[11:33] <mattycoze> miklcct okay; http://pastebin.com/pd6pckp6
[11:33] <kjele> Talu: Then pastebin its content
[11:33] <johnnyblah> hello
[11:33] <foobar66> VoiDet: but if you could boot from a LiveCD image, you could mount your old partition and install grub in there without changing your old system, that is why I am asking this
[11:33] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: no problem. defaults gives what is default for that particular filesystem. check  « man mounts » some explain further some do not
[11:33] <miklcct> mattycoze: Type the output of "ls -l /home/mattycoze/Desktop/Installation/ccp4-6.1.3//bin/ccp4i"
[11:33] <johnnyblah> i am trying to setup proftpd, how do i make it when i user logins he can't go higher then his home directory ????
[11:34] <johnnyblah> i have tried to play around with the proftpd_config but just can't get it working :(
[11:34] <VoiDeT> foobar66: i understand, unfortunately it simply isn't possible
[11:34] <VoiDeT> foobar66: are there any other options of getting my network up
[11:34] <lyndon_> jonnyblah - google chroot jail
[11:34] <Talu> kjele: Hmm how do i mark it all.
[11:34] <VoiDeT> SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable
[11:34] <kjele> Talu: ctrl+a should do it
[11:35] <mattycoze> miklcct http://pastebin.com/iS4HGEWf
[11:35] <miklcct> VoiDeT: I think it's a netmask problem.
[11:35] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, will do thanks
[11:35] <cxl> hi
[11:35] <miklcct> VoiDeT: run "ip route del <prefix>" for each prefix shown from "ip route show" and run "dhclient" again
[11:35] <misterB> I did a clean install of lucid and discovered that hibernation was gone. When I go to the shutdown options, there
[11:36] <misterB> ... is no option to hibernate. Anyone know how to fix this?
[11:36] <lapion> is there anyway of verifying uid/gid for system files
[11:36] <miklcct> mattycoze: Run the link on the desktop and paste the output of "tail ~/.xsession-errors"
[11:36] <lapion> and setting them to what they are suppoed to be for default
[11:36] <erUSUL> lapion: define "verify" ?
[11:36] <kjele> lapion: They all below 1000
[11:36] <agony__> Do you know somebody How I can mount mdf files?
[11:36] <Boon> libtool is already installed
[11:36] <Boon> i still get this
[11:36] <Boon> configure.in:14: error: possibly undefined macro: AC_PROG_LIBTOOL
[11:36] <erUSUL> lapion: ok; no there is no way
[11:37] <VoiDeT> miklcct: still SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable
[11:37] <gh0st> so umm, if i coded a botnet in cpp on linux, i would have to build it with all those nasty windows functions and shit?
[11:37] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Paste the content of /etc/network/interfaces
[11:37] <mattycoze> okay
[11:38] <VoiDeT> miklcct: interesting
[11:38] <foobar66> VoiDet: ifconfig eth0 down; then try dhclient again
[11:38] <airtonix> agony__, you can only mount mdf files that don't have any special data...
[11:38] <mattycoze> miklcct http://pastebin.com/2sQX32mJ
[11:38] <kjele> oh ghost left so fast. Well if he can code a botnet then the question is irrelevant..
[11:38] <airtonix> agony__, investigate the cdemu ppa
[11:38] <VoiDeT> foobar66: miklcct http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/vSbRAcw4
[11:39] <psidrum> im trying to backup to an extra hd, i am able to mount it, but i am not able to write anything on the hd, how do i enable a user to have permission writing on an hd?
[11:39] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432701/
[11:39] <lapion> erUSUL, kjele , thanks, I shpould have user tar --numeric-owner
[11:39] <miklcct> mattycoze: The problem is in your program, not on the desktop.
[11:39] <mattycoze> miklcct unfortunately alot of the documentation for the program is shear agony to read through as it was mostly compiled on some redhat platform
[11:39] <johnnyblah> lyndon_, i put DefaultRoot ~ in my conf file but still doesn't work
[11:39] <mattycoze> miklcct ahh well that explains it... dang
[11:39] <airtonix> psidrum, make sure the mount folder has proper chown and chmod properties
[11:40] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Replace it with http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Dnn25RTv
[11:40] <airtonix> misterB, how big is your swap partition ?
[11:41] <miklcct> mattycoze: Can you run the program now?
[11:41] <mattycoze> miklcct yeah I've always been able to run the program on command thru the terminal
[11:41] <VoiDeT> miklcct: this damn ajax console makes it hard to use vi
[11:41] <lucid_lynx> I am using XRandR to make a shortcut that rotates the screen, but whenever I log out, it rotates it back to normal - is there any way to override this (make the screen rotation global)?
[11:42] <ManDay> Is there a way to allow for the use of Hotkeys (global ones) EVEN IF the screen is locked?
[11:42] <VoiDeT> miklcct: how do i simulate an escape character in vi
[11:42] <miklcct> VoiDeT: cat > /etc/network/interfaces
[11:42] <foobar66> VoiDet: just "cat > /etc/network/interfaces/"
[11:42] <misterB> airtonix: about 10GB
[11:42] <miklcct> VoiDeT: copy the content of that link
[11:42] <airtonix> lucid_lynx, tried running that config app using gksudo ?
[11:42] <Talu> kjele: I have to leave for a few minutes, be back soon.
[11:42] <miklcct> VoiDeT: And type Control-D when you done
[11:42] <kjele> Talu: sure it take some time to copy :)
[11:42] <lucid_lynx> airtonix: no - what "config app" do you mean?
[11:43] <Talu> kjele: Haha, true true.
[11:43] <airtonix> lucid_lynx, i mean the one you're using to rotate the screen.
[11:43] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Restart your machine after you have finished
[11:43] <VoiDeT> miklcct: foobar66 i can't even :q from vi from this damn terminal
[11:43] <lucid_lynx> airtonix: I'll try
[11:43] <foobar66> VoiDet: don't use vi, just cat to the file (as above)
[11:43] <airtonix> misterB, so theoretically it should hibernate and suspend.
[11:44] <VoiDeT> foobar66: won't that just make an empty file?
[11:44] <miklcct> miklcct: How about typing key combination such as Ctrl-backslash, etc
[11:44] <airtonix> misterB, one second, i'll pull up a set of commands you can test to see if it will in fact hibernate/suspend
[11:44] <VoiDeT> or is that what i need to do
[11:44] <miklcct> VoiDeT: just cat into it when you are in the terminal
[11:44] <VoiDeT> miklcct: i can't paste into this console
[11:44] <foobar66> VoiDet: then copy-paste from the web page, or type it manually (and ctrl-D at end)
[11:44] <VoiDeT> foobar66: ok i'll try that
[11:44] <foobar66> VoiDet: then type it manually ...
[11:45] <VoiDeT> lets see if i can ctrl + d however
[11:45] <ubuntunoob> ok I tried what it said to do in the grub2 wiki page followed the steps re error 15 but I still getting GRUB loading stage1.5.   GRUB loading please wait... Error 15 :(
[11:45] <ubuntunoob> running an older version of grub here
[11:45] <ManDay> Is there a way to allow for the use of Hotkeys (global ones) EVEN IF the screen is locked?
[11:45] <misterB> airtonix: it does suspend... there's just no hibernate option. Would the fact that I encrypted my root partition have anything to do with it?
[11:46] <airtonix> misterB, here try the uncommented lines here : http://pastebin.com/PdZeVFv7
[11:46] <airtonix> misterB, it may do
[11:46] <johnnyblah> ahh no matter what i do DefaultRoot does not work in proftpd i even changed the full path to /home/ftpjail and it still doesn't work
[11:46] <miklcct> VoiDeT: The line starting with # can be ignored.
[11:46] <johnnyblah> when the user ftp in they are not taken there !
[11:46] <VoiDeT> miklcct: :) yep
[11:46] <johnnyblah> i saved it under root and restarted the service but doesn't work ! :(
[11:46] <foobar66> VoiDet: good, check the file to be ok ... then reboot and try dhclient again
[11:47] <airtonix> misterB, other than testing out a liveusb or livecd to see if it suspends etc... i have no idea how you could test it
[11:47] <airtonix> misterB, maybe you have blank partition or hdd lying around ?
[11:47] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Is your network up now?
[11:47] <misterB> airtonix: unfortunately, no
[11:48] <onlyahost> #c-base
[11:48] <onlyahost> sorry
[11:48] <VoiDeT> miklcct: i have to try in firefox
[11:48] <misterB> airtonix: I'll give that other line a shot and see what it does.
[11:48] <lucid_lynx> airtonix: damn you, you just made my computer crash >:(
[11:48] <airtonix> lucid_lynx, ?
[11:49] <lucid_lynx> airtonix: I did what you told me to, and logged out (to test), and my computer just crashed
[11:49] <airtonix> lucid_lynx, how unfortunate
[11:50] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Can you ping www.google.com now?
[11:50] <VoiDeT> miklcct: still battling with the console prog
[11:51] <johnnyblah> i even tried this configuration http://www.proftpd.org/docs/directives/linked/config_ref_DefaultRoot.html :(
[11:51] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Can you force-restart the machine?
[11:51] <VoiDeT> miklcct: yep
[11:51] <kjele> Talu: I finished edit the file you can find it at  uio.no/~kjele/status
[11:51] <VoiDeT> but that isn't the problem, i can't enter in the information correctly with this ajaxterm
[11:52] <johnnyblah> anyone can help ? :(
[11:52] <miklcct> VoiDeT: After you force-restart it, cat it into /etc/network/interfaces
[11:52] <reactor> guys?
[11:52] <reactor> what does 10.04 use instead of pulseaudio?
[11:52] <VoiDeT> miklcct: sure :)
[11:53] <miklcct> VoiDeT: I'm going to give you another for you to paste
[11:53] <VoiDeT> miklcct: if i manage to find a browser that will support this ajax term
[11:53] <VoiDeT> thank you miklcct
[11:53] <reactor> ...
[11:53] <foobar66> VoiDeT: no need for browser, just try to ping to some host to see if your network is running
[11:53] <bazhang> reactor, it still uses Pulse
[11:54] <misterB> airtonix: It shut everything down writing to the disk, but on startup, it just did a normal boot.
[11:54] <reactor> bazhang, roger that :P
[11:54] <VoiDeT> foobar66: sorry, the reason for the browser is that i cant even access terminal
[11:54] <Fudge> hi how can I download drives for a broadcom bcm4328 wireless card ubuntu lucid. hoping to get like a .deb file
[11:54] <miklcct> http://paste.ubuntu.com/432707/plain/
[11:54] <kjele> Talu: So when you come back then you can do "cd /var/lib/dpkg && sudo wget uio.no/~kjele/status"
[11:54] <miklcct> VoiDeT: sorry typo
[11:55] <airtonix> misterB, im out of ideas... sorry
[11:55] <miklcct> VoiDeT: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432709/plain/
[11:55] <misterB> airtonix: thanks anyway
[11:55] <phrearch> hi
[11:55] <miklcct> VoiDeT: no special keys is needed now
[11:55] <phrearch> if i want to play streaming video in firefox, which packages would i need? its for windows media streaming
[11:56] <VoiDeT> miklcct: can  you pastebin that for me pls
[11:56] <phrearch> i have totem-mozilla but it wont show more than the controls
[11:56] <VoiDeT> i dont have an ubuntu account for launchpad
[11:56] <foobar66> cat > /etc/network/interfaces <<< EOF
[11:56] <foobar66> auto lo
[11:56] <foobar66> iface lo inet loopback
[11:56] <foobar66> auto eth0
[11:56] <FloodBot2> foobar66: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:56] <iflema> Fudge the b43/STA hybrid driver..... install the package      bcmwl-kernel-source
[11:56] <foobar66> iface eth0 inet dhcp
[11:56] <foobar66> EOF
[11:57] <VoiDeT> awesome foobar66  thanks
[11:57] <miklcct> VoiDeT: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/qyrsxJHU
[11:57] <foobar66> VoiDeT: I really shouldn't have done that ;-)
[11:57] <miklcct> VoiDeT: The previous server is problematic
[11:57] <ManDay> Is there a way to allow for the use of Hotkeys (global ones) EVEN IF the screen is locked?
[11:57] <sCOTTo> hey guys - what can I do to be able to see every device on my network? I have this NAS box - a cheap one - and I want to make it work. But I need to find out what its IP address is... Any helpers ?
[11:58] <extor> wireshark will help you
[11:58] <sCOTTo> thanks
[11:58] <foobar66> VoiDet: and once the file is there, reboot
[11:58] <sCOTTo> is that CLI or GUI ?
[11:58] <extor> gui
[11:58] <sCOTTo> eww...
[11:58] <sCOTTo> is there a cli ?
[11:58] <sCOTTo> version sorry
[11:58] <extor> has a gui and a curses version
[11:58] <FloodBot2> sCOTTo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:58] <extor> tcpdump is it's cli equivalent
[11:58] <sCOTTo> thanks
[11:58] <wet> Anyone here able to fix segfault of gnome-appearance-properties on 9.10 32bit?
[11:59] <VoiDeT> ok saved, now rebooting
[11:59] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Sorry, another typo again
[11:59] <VoiDeT> i changed eth1 to eth0
[11:59] <foobar66> VoiDeT: thumbs up
[12:00] <VoiDeT> its not that late yet :)
[12:00] <phrearch> gecko-mediaplayer opens the video but only shows one frame
[12:00] <foobar66> VoiDet: no ... 13:00 ;-)
[12:00] <VoiDeT> foobar66: hehe
[12:00] <VoiDeT> now what foobar66
[12:00] <foobar66> VoiDet: reboot
[12:01] <VoiDeT> foobar66: done, i logged back in, ping google.com, unknown host
[12:01] <foobar66> VoiDet: try to run dhclient again
[12:01] <miklcct> VoiDeT: ip route show
[12:01] <VoiDeT> cat > /etc/network/interfaces
[12:01] <outybuntu> where abouts are the standard ubuntu desktop backgrounds saved?
[12:02] <VoiDeT> cat > /etc/network/interfaces
[12:02] <VoiDeT> 10.0.1.0/24 dev eth0  proto kernel  scope link  src 10.0.1.150
[12:02] <folken_houhoubir> Hello
[12:02] <VoiDeT> dhclient gave me 10.0.1.0/24 dev eth0  proto kernel  scope link  src 10.0.1.150
[12:02] <VoiDeT> sorry, copy isn't working well: SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable
[12:02] <folken_houhoubir> I have a to install Ubuntu Studio on a computer (Intel 920 2.66Ghz, 6Gb of RAMà wich distribution should i choose ?
[12:03] <miklcct> VoiDeT: How about "ifconfig -a"?
[12:03] <foobar66> VoiDeT: ifconfig eth0
[12:03] <VoiDeT> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/En7UWy55
[12:04] <miklcct> VoiDeT: I really don't know happen. Why the broadcast address is 10.0.1.1?
[12:04] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Again, try "grep dhclient /var/log/*"
[12:04] <foobar66> VoiDeT: strange, broadcast is 1.1 ... I would expect 10.0.1.255 ?
[12:05] <VoiDeT> grep gave me nothing
[12:05] <red2kic> Rabbitbunny: Great. :P
[12:05] <Error404NotFound> a simple image editing tool to resize, crop, adjust color of the images, no gimp please, damn heavy...
[12:05] <davide87> who driver for lexmark x1250?
[12:06] <miklcct> VoiDeT: paste the content of /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
[12:06] <agony__> How convert mdf to ISO?
[12:06] <red2kic> Error404NotFound: You want something uber light? imagemagick
[12:06] <Error404NotFound> red2kic, aaahhh, thats good, used it but that too much when i just want to drop footer of a image.. :P
[12:07] <rdav> folken_houhoubir, yr processor is 64bit http://www.intel.com/products/processor/corei7/specifications.htm  so use AMD64 iso for this cpu
[12:07] <red2kic> Error404NotFound: Why can't you use GIMP? Install them. Adjust photos. Purge GIMP afterward.
[12:07] <VoiDeT> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/EdgQps9m i skipped the initial comments
[12:08] <Error404NotFound> red2kic, too much of hassle...
[12:08] <livonianerd> With Lucid, I suspended, and now my networking is disabled.  Reboot doesn't fix.  Editing /etc/network/interfaces gets eth0 (LAN) up, but I can't get eth1 (wireless) up and I have to take the browser out of offline mode.  How do I fix?
[12:08] <jrib> Error404NotFound: you think imagemagick is "too much"?
[12:08] <rkavalap> Hi, how can I overcome file system read only error
[12:08] <foobar66> VoiDeT: mine is slightly different, see http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/kTPRkfbX
[12:08] <jrib> rkavalap: provide more details
[12:08] <cakanas> test
[12:09] <cakanas> hi all
[12:09] <Error404NotFound> jrib, too much in the sense that i would have to perform calculations on image dimensions, lookup manual for color adjustment as i never did that, only used to crop and put images on a new canvas...
[12:09] <miklcct> #VoiDeT: Try deleting the word "broadcast-address" in the file
[12:09] <miklcct> !VoiDeT: Try deleting the word "broadcast-address" in the file
[12:09] <foobar66> VoiDet: it has some first line with options ... but I don't know what they mean honestly ... beyond my knowledge
[12:09] <folken_houhoubir> herrm, is a distribution called AMD64 equivalent to X86-64 ?
[12:09] <rkavalap> jrib: Most of my apps are not working because my machine is starting in file system read only
[12:09] <VoiDeT> miklcct: ok
[12:09] <rkavalap> I did a fsck and rebooted it.
[12:09] <jrib> Error404NotFound: if you don't want to do that, then just use gimp... f-spot and the gnome tool (gthumb is it?)probably do some image manipulation too
[12:09] <wet> Has anyone able to fix segfault in gnome-appearance-properties on 9.10 32bit?
[12:10] <red2kic> folken_houhoubir: Yes. amd64 is an acceptable term for x86-64
[12:10] <jrib> rkavalap: pastebin output of « mount »
[12:10] <davide87> how find driver for lexmark x1250?
[12:10] <livonianerd> rkavalap: mount -o remount,rw ....
[12:10] <crazycool> hi there
[12:10] <VoiDeT> reboot miklcct ?
[12:10] <VoiDeT> or just dhclient
[12:10] <VoiDeT> miklcct: ITS ALIVEEEE
[12:10] <miklcct> VoiDeT: reboot
[12:11] <miklcct> VoiDeT: ok
[12:11] <folken_houhoubir> red2kic> great, i was wondering about installing UbuntuStudio AMD64 on my computer (Intel I7 920 2.66 + 6Gb RAM)
[12:11] <VoiDeT> updating
[12:11] <foobar66> VoiDeT: great, now try to install grub-pc
[12:11] <folken_houhoubir> red2kic> thanks a lot :)
[12:11] <red2kic> folken_houhoubir: No problem. :)
[12:11] <VoiDeT> http://www.nightgen.com/upload/uploads/Screen_shot_2010-05-13_at_9.11.36_PM.jpg
[12:11] <crazycool> I have created backend.ldif file like it said in ubuntu documentation, but I can't add it with ldapadd utility. Everytime I got an error message "ldap_add: Other (e.g., implementation specific) error (80)"
[12:12] <gnubie> davide87; http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/openprinting  you might look throuh here
[12:12] <passaro> oh my
[12:12] <VoiDeT> foobar66: what do i enter in there
[12:13] <hvralpha> Has anybody managed to get skype working on a clean X64 install of 10.04
[12:13] <davide87> tnk you gnubie
[12:13] <VoiDeT> or miklcct even
[12:13] <miklcct> VoiDeT: enter "sudo apt-get install grub-pc"
[12:13] <VoiDeT> miklcct: i mean in regards to this http://www.nightgen.com/upload/uploads/Screen_shot_2010-05-13_at_9.11.36_PM.jpg
[12:13] <foobar66> VoiDet: just leave it ... we can fix later the grub config
[12:13] <rkavalap> livionanerd: It worked. After running in fsck.
[12:14] <jrib> hvralpha: yes, basically just install their deb...
[12:14] <miklcct> VoiDeT: do not enter anything and press ENTER
[12:14] <foobar66> VoiDet: press <tab> and OK
[12:14] <VoiDeT> installed foobar66
[12:14] <rkavalap> livionanerd: thanks
[12:14] <VoiDeT> and miklcct
[12:14] <passaro> @hvralpha: i made an install on the i386 no truble, whats your touble
[12:14] <miklcct> VoiDeT: sudo grub-install "(hd0)"
[12:15] <foobar66> VoiDeT: Do you now have a file /boot/grub/grub.cfg ?
[12:15] <VoiDeT> grub-probe: error: Cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sda1.  Check your device.map.
[12:15] <hvralpha> jrib Tried, but says it need ia32libs which will not install on X64 system
[12:15] <passaro> where do i add my microphone if i cant see it in the soundsettings?
[12:15] <miklcct> VoiDeT: sudo update-grub
[12:15] <ouyes> how many desktop enviroment does ubuntu release have? gnome, xfce and ...?
[12:15] <VoiDeT> yes i think so foobar66
[12:15] <hvralpha> Passaro it work on 32 bit but not on 64
[12:16] <VoiDeT> done miklcct
[12:16] <livonianerd> With Lucid, I suspended, and now it says networking is disabled.  Rebooting won't clear.  Is there a way to delete the suspend state and get it to ignore this?
[12:16] <miklcct> VoiDeT: sudo grub-install "(hd0)"
[12:16] <ManDay> Is there a way to allow for the use of Hotkeys (global ones) EVEN IF the screen is locked?
[12:16] <VoiDeT> miklcct: grub-probe: error: Cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sda1.  Check your device.map.
[12:16] <Peter_1> anyone know how to install xdmx on ubuntu 10.4?
[12:16] <miklcct> VoiDeT: paste the output of /boot/grub/device.map
[12:17] <VoiDeT> empty miklcct
[12:17] <jrib> hvralpha: why won't it install?
[12:17] <miklcct> VoiDeT: put "(hd0)   /dev/sda" into /boot/grub/device.map
[12:18] <mah2223> hello! Grave trouble I am afraid! "mount of root filesystem failed." any ideas? help much appreciated!
[12:18] <mah2223> "A maintenance shell will now be started"
[12:18] <miklcct> VoiDeT: then run "grub-install "(hd0)" again"
[12:19] <woodefec> hi, one of my friends did his webpage and in opensuse i see not the whole tekst in the black window like THIS: http://imagebin.ca/view/VA70u9Ia.html
[12:19] <Black_Phantom> !buttons
[12:19] <woodefec> could one check if you get the same crap on your distro?
[12:19] <Black_Phantom> !layout
[12:19] <VoiDeT> did i need to put the " in the device map miklcct
[12:19] <Black_Phantom> what is the command for the left buttons thingy ?
[12:19] <IdleOne> !controls | Black_Phantom
[12:19] <miklcct> voidet no
[12:19] <VoiDeT> then same error miklcct
[12:19] <hvralpha> jrib : It says error Error: Cannot install 'lib32stdc++6' which then requires ia32-libs which also will not install on 64 bit systems
[12:19] <foobar66> VoiDeT: I have to go now ... hope you can get it sorted out ! Good luck.
[12:20] <VoiDeT> thanks so much foobar66 !
[12:20] <jrib> hvralpha: pastebin what you are doing and the full output please
[12:20] <miklcct> voidet: paste the output of /boot/grub/device.map again
[12:20] <livonianerd> bye
[12:20] <ManDay> Is there a way to allow for the use of Hotkeys (global ones) EVEN IF the screen is locked?
[12:20] <jrib> woodefec: yeah, looks the same...
[12:21] <woodefec> thank you
[12:21] <ManDay> Could at least someone rely "NO"?!
[12:21] <passaro> hvralpha, strange
[12:21] <ManDay> Just ANY answer?
[12:21] <jrib> ManDay: if you don't get an answer it means we don't know
[12:21] <ManDay> jrib, you HAVE to know
[12:21] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Still can't run that?
[12:21] <ManDay> this is #ubuntu after all!
[12:21] <ManDay> :P
[12:21] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Mq9gB61N
[12:21] <jrib> ManDay: try xbindkeys, but I don't think it will work
[12:21] <Armageddon> is there a channel that handles launchpad in here ?
[12:21] <VoiDeT> i tried sda and sda1
[12:21] <IdleOne> ManDay: would seem counter productive to lock a screen but still allow keyboard input.
[12:21] <ManDay> jrib, see, I knew you have it!
[12:21] <ManDay> :D
[12:22] <miklcct> voidet: It should be /dev/sea
[12:22] <ManDay> IdleOne, the idea behind that is that my screens autolocks but I still want to be able to control the music player
[12:22] <cakanas> test.... i'm newbie
[12:22] <VoiDeT> sda?
[12:22] <ManDay> On windows, this works :D
[12:22] <miklcct> voidet: sda
[12:22] <IdleOne> Armageddon: #launchpad
[12:22] <miklcct> voidet: On my machine there are tabs instead of spaces in /boot/grub/device.map
[12:22] <mah2223> hello everyone! I have a terrible "mount of root filesystem failed" on my hands. Any ideas??
[12:23] <Armageddon> thank you IdleOne
[12:23] <VoiDeT> and its this miklcct ? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Mq9gB61N
[12:23] <ManDay> jrib, which man page would cover that?
[12:23] <VoiDeT> sorry miklcct, its this command: sudo grub-install "(hd0)"
[12:23] <ManDay> jrib, oh I see its a standalone package
[12:23] <theadmin> mah2223: fsck
[12:23] <ManDay> With X you never know, you know...
[12:23] <ManDay> Configuring X is always pure speculation and guessing
[12:23] <miklcct> It should be /dev/sda instead of /dev/sda1
[12:23] <mah2223> theadmin: thank you! what is fsck?
[12:24] <miklcct> and run sudo grub-install "(hd0)" again
[12:24] <theadmin> mah2223: Usually solves most filesystem problems ;) fsck = FileSystem ChecK
[12:24] <hvralpha> jrib: click on skype-ubuntu-interprid_2.1.0.81-1_amd64.deb, then let deb installer run which gives  Error: Cannot install 'lib32stdc++6 which is a package it needs which is in ia-32-libs
[12:24] <VoiDeT> ok miklcct i have a tab, and /dev/sda but no luck
[12:24] <jrib> hvralpha: type in a terminal: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
[12:24] <mah2223> theadmin: thank you for your help. i entered it as a command and it immediately gave me a short output
[12:24] <miklcct> voidet: place the output of running that command
[12:24] <Peter_1> anyone know how to install xdmx on ubuntu 10.4? its a distributed multihead x server
[12:25]  * bleah out
[12:25] <VoiDeT> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/DKU4VGh3 miklcct
[12:25] <mah2223> theadmin: any ideas what to do from there?
[12:25] <theadmin> mah2223: What did it write, at least?
[12:25] <hvralpha> Skype works on x32 installations( Because it installs ia32-libs automatically as part of the core or on upgraded X64 systems because it has Ia32libs), but not on 64 clean installs as far as I can see
[12:25] <miklcct> voidet: ls -l /boot/grub
[12:26] <VoiDeT> ls
[12:27] <gronbaek> Hi... is it normal that the folder size of the .ecryptsfs is much bigger than the unencrypted data?
[12:27] <miklcct> VoiDeT: paste the output of "ls -l /boot/grub"
[12:27] <VoiDeT> yep, working on it with this dodgy console
[12:27] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/jyYsusF1 couldn't give you a list view
[12:28] <mah2223> theadmin: /dev/sda5: clean, 318866/1050576 files, 1608588/4198397 blocks
[12:28] <zteam> Hi
[12:28] <theadmin> mah2223: Sounds allright, now type "reboot" and see if it works from thereon
[12:28] <hvralpha> jrib, have tried apt-get with IA32-libs. Does not install because it says it needs 6 other packages which are dependancies and which will not be installed either.
[12:28] <miklcct> VoiDeT: paste the output of "dpkg -S ext2.mod"
[12:28] <jrib> hvralpha: as I said, it works fine.  ia32-libs is a package for 64bit systems.  I'll be back in a bit, please *pastebin* what I asked
[12:29] <mah2223> theadmin: rebooted and right back to "A maintenance shell will now be started."
[12:29] <zteam> anyone know if it's possible to add samba-support to shares-admin if you already have configured it with NFS before?
[12:30] <theadmin> mah2223: Well, damn. I guess we'll have to run a full check on boot time. "touch /forcefsck && reboot"
[12:30] <VoiDeT> miklcct: dpkg -S ext2.mod
[12:30] <VoiDeT> grub-pc: /usr/lib/grub/i386-pc/ext2.mod
[12:31] <miklcct> VoiDeT: sudo cp /usr/lib/grub/i386-pc/* /boot/grub
[12:31] <miklcct> VoiDet: After that, run grub-install "(hd0)"
[12:32] <mah2223> theadmin: "cannot touch '/forcefsck': Read-only filesystem
[12:32] <mah2223> "
[12:32] <mah2223> what do you make of that??
[12:32] <theadmin> mah2223: ...oh :/
[12:32] <kjele> mah2223: sudo ...
[12:32] <mah2223> got it
[12:32] <theadmin> mah2223: You'd probably need a liveCD
[12:32] <jrib> hvralpha: back, did I miss your pastebin?
[12:32] <mah2223> i think kjele may have an idea
[12:33] <gronbaek> Hi people. I'm using the home folder encryption option, and I have noticed that my encrypted data is filling 60GB, but then unencrypted only 23GB. Is that normal?
[12:33] <VoiDeT> miklcct: grub-probe: error: Cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sda1.  Check your device.map.
[12:33] <mah2223> kjele: how would i phrase the whole command if you don't mind?
[12:33] <yunus> Mrb.
[12:33] <mah2223> thank you both so much for your help!
[12:33] <mah2223> so far
[12:33] <kjele> sudo touch /forcefsck
[12:33] <yunus> Dosbox ve eta7 muhasebe proğramını kurdum. Dosboxu açarak eta7 proğramına nasıl erişeceğim ?
[12:34] <refreshFSN> my gf has ubuntu on her notebook and she lost all of her data in home folder. considering shes in student dorm im think that someone from there deleted her files over the network
[12:34] <jrib> ManDay: to save you some time, xbindkeys doesn't work if screen is locked.  I imagine you probably need to patch gnome-screensaver if you want this functionality.  I'd consider it a bug if you could use keyboard shortcuts with the screen locked
[12:35] <mgmuscari> hey... i've compiled a custom kernel, and somehow i seem to have left out ext4 - now i get a KP on boot. can i load ext4 in as a module?
[12:35] <guntbert> !tr | yunus
[12:35] <VoiDeT> miklcct: what do you think?
[12:35] <crazycool> has someone installed openldap on ubuntu-10?
[12:35] <mah2223> kjele: "cannot touch '/forcefsck': Read only filesystem"
[12:35] <mah2223> confounding!
[12:35] <miklcct> VoiDeT: I am finding something
[12:35] <Armageddon> is there a channel that handles loco teams ? or an email list or something ?
[12:35] <HardDisk> mah2223, sudo?
[12:35] <EgYPaRaDoX> I am running Lucid Live CD , I updated grub through package  manager , then when the wizard opens to install grub it says : Auto-detection of a filesystem module failed.
[12:35] <mgmuscari> also - how do i get to the grub boot menu with an ubuntu netbook remix install to select my older kernel...
[12:35] <EgYPaRaDoX> through synaptic *
[12:36] <kjele> mah2223: Are you in recovery mode?
[12:36] <guntbert> Armageddon: #ubuntu-irc for loco teams
[12:36] <VoiDeT> thanks miklcct
[12:36] <jrib> ManDay: actually, someone else already did, see: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-screensaver/+bug/145123
[12:36] <mah2223> HardDisk: thank you, the command entered was "sudo touch /forcefsck && reboot"
[12:36] <miklcct> VoiDeT: paste the contents of /etc/fstab
[12:36] <mah2223> kjele: no i am not in recovery mode, should i try it in recovery mode?
[12:36] <Armageddon> thank you guntbert
[12:37] <HardDisk> mah2223, try adding a sudo with reboot
[12:37] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/QHQyGPXE
[12:37] <jrib> ManDay: also see: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/item/3870/
[12:37] <kjele> mah2223: You in a live cd?
[12:37] <ken> hello,all
[12:37] <Roxas> hello
[12:38] <Roxas> I have a problem
[12:38] <mah2223> HardDisk: thank you my friend, how would you phrase the command exactly?
[12:38] <EgYPaRaDoX> I am running Lucid Live CD , I updated grub through synaptic  , then when the wizard opens to install grub in synaptic says : Auto-detection of a filesystem module failed.
[12:38] <miklcct> VoiDeT: I'm going to provide another script to you. wait.
[12:38] <drobiazgowy> Hi everyone I don't have any problem :P
[12:38] <VoiDeT> great thanks miklcct
[12:38] <mah2223> kjele: no, im in a console that comes up when i just try and boot into ubuntu normally
[12:38] <HardDisk> mah2223, sudo touch /forcefsck && sudo reboot
[12:38] <Roxas> Anybody can help me with something?
[12:38] <kjele> mah2223: I see just type fsck then
[12:38] <yunus> !tr
[12:38] <yunus> Dosbox ve eta7 muhasebe proğramını kurdum. Dosboxu açarak eta7 proğramına nasıl erişeceğim ?
[12:39] <ken> HI,i have a problems,how to chage my ubuntu disk ?:D my /host  have 89GB,but /home just have 1GB..:P
[12:39] <miklcct> VoiDeT: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/DE4ivJLh
[12:39] <HardDisk> EgYPaRaDoX, did you try to do sudo update-grub2 in terminal?
[12:39] <mah2223> kjele: the result of fsck is /dev/sda5: clean, 318866/1050576 files, 1608588/4198397 blocks
[12:39] <VoiDeT> miklcct: what do i do with that
[12:39] <HardDisk> EgYPaRaDoX, then sudo update-initramfs -u
[12:39] <miklcct> VoiDeT: type them line by line
[12:39] <VoiDeT> you won't like this
[12:39] <EgYPaRaDoX> no
[12:39] <VoiDeT> grub: command not found
[12:40] <EgYPaRaDoX> /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?)
[12:40] <miklcct> VoiDeT: grub-setup "(hd0)"
[12:40] <HardDisk> EgYPaRaDoX, are you in a livecd?
[12:40] <EgYPaRaDoX> yes
[12:40] <kjele> mah2223: the command you want to do is just force a fsck during next boot. So why do you want to do that?
[12:40] <HardDisk> did you chroot?
[12:41] <mah2223> HardDisk: the result was "touch: cannot touch '/forcefsck': Read only filesystem"
[12:41] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/QHQyGPXE
[12:41] <VoiDeT> sorry
[12:41] <VoiDeT> miklcct: grub-setup: error: Cannot guess the root device. Specify the option ``--root-device''.
[12:41] <miklcct> VoiDeT: grub-setup "(hd0)" --root-device=/dev/sda1
[12:41] <HardDisk> mah2223, you can only do that if your in the system, not from a livecd, from a livecd, you can use fsck commands normally without touch.
[12:41] <mah2223> kjele: i was advised to do that earlier in this channel
[12:41] <EgYPaRaDoX> HardDisk: yes
[12:42] <kjele> mah2223: ok.. But what is your real problem?
[12:42] <HardDisk> EgYPaRaDoX, apparently you haven't mounted properly..what exactly are you trying to do, and what did you type to do it.
[12:42] <VoiDeT> miklcct: grub-setup: error: Invalid root device `/dev/sda1'
[12:42] <diskin> a server with 8.04 was upgraded to 10.04, but upgdate was not finished, and server was not rebooted. Now the version of glib is new, and kernel is old, and nothing works. Is there a way to recover it without accessing it physically?
[12:42] <mah2223> HardDisk: i am not in a livecd, i am in a "maintenance shell" that comes up when i try to boot into my normal ubuntu install
[12:42] <miklcct> VoiDeT: grub-setup "(hd0)" --root-device="(hd0,0)"
[12:42] <drobiazgowy> mah2223 U use unetbootin?
[12:43] <mah2223> kjele: my problem is that i get a "Mount of root filesystem failed." when i try to boot into my normal install
[12:43] <outybuntu> does playonlinux with steam *actually work* ?
[12:43] <mah2223> kjele: thank you for your help thus far btw!
[12:43] <VoiDeT> miklcct: grub-setup: error: Invalid root device `/dev/sda1'
[12:43] <EgYPaRaDoX> HardDisk: Is there a specific way to mount them?
[12:43] <VoiDeT> miklcct: sorry again
[12:43] <VoiDeT> miklcct: this damn copying
[12:43] <VoiDeT> miklcct: grub-setup: error: cannot stat /boot/grub/core.img
[12:43] <mah2223> drobiazgowy: i'm afraid i don't know what that is!
[12:43] <kjele> mah2223: ok. Show me the /etc/fstab file
[12:43] <guntbert> mgmuscari: ususally you have to press the right shift key to dsplay the grub menu
[12:43] <drobiazgowy> outybuntu Playing Windows games on linux is difficult
[12:43] <EgYPaRaDoX> HardDisk: They are mounted
[12:43] <HardDisk> EgYPaRaDoX, what are you trying to do? repair grub?
[12:43] <mah2223> kjele: how can i get that for you
[12:44] <EgYPaRaDoX> update-grub
[12:44] <miklcct> VoiDeT: wait I'm checking
[12:44] <EgYPaRaDoX> HardDisk: update-grub not working ,  and grub-install
[12:44] <EgYPaRaDoX> as well
[12:44] <mgmuscari> guntbert: thanks, i figured it out - i actually managed to get the grub entry i needed right on the first try too :)
[12:44] <hvralpha> jrib, Ok done in pastebin
[12:44] <VoiDeT> thanks miklcct
[12:44] <jrib> hvralpha: link?
[12:44] <kjele> mah2223: If you have a live cd it would be easy...
[12:44] <guntbert> !yay | mgmuscari
[12:45] <hvralpha> jrib : http://pastebin.org/229202
[12:45] <mgmuscari> lol
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> outybuntu:  it totally depends on the exact game you are using.
[12:45] <mgmuscari> now i just need to remember what i did and edit the menu.lst, which i recall is always a pain with grub2
[12:45] <HardDisk> EgYPaRaDoX, what does df /boot  tell you?
[12:45] <kjele> mah2223: But can you remember what you did to get the problem?
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> outybuntu:  many games do work very well. and there is a port of steam to native linux in the works
[12:45] <mah2223> kjele: i can get a livecd but it will take a little while to download since i am stealing my internet from sprint off of my palm pre!
[12:45] <mgmuscari> i'm so close to having multitouch working with this thing...
[12:46] <mgmuscari> grub.cfg?
[12:46] <mah2223> kjele: yes, what caused the problem is that i accidentally installed upgrades from some unofficial respositories!
[12:46] <scyx> does anyone know how to remove items from the nautilus context menu? not the "open with" stuff, but e.g. "copy to","move to" etc...
[12:46] <jrib> hvralpha: pastebin /etc/apt/sources.list* and output of: apt-cache policy ia32-libs lib32gcc1 libc6-i386 lib32z1 lib32stdc++6 lib32asound2 lib32bz2-1.0 lib32ncurses5 lib32v4l-0
[12:46] <HardDisk> scyx, that's through gconf-editor
[12:46] <kjele> mah2223: kernel upgrades or?
[12:47] <mah2223> kjele: i'm afraid i don't know the specific nature of the upgrades!
[12:47] <mah2223> kjele: should i start downloading a livecd?
[12:48] <scyx> HardDisk: oh? do you know which key?
[12:48] <guntbert> mgmuscari: editing the menu.lst will not help at all (with grub2) - you need to edit /etc/default/grub and run update-grub afterwards
[12:48] <kjele> mah2223: No type vi /etc/fstab
[12:49] <Rewt`> since upgrading to 10.4, I've been having keyboard issues. Either repeating keys, or if I turn off key repeating completly, a non-responsive keyboard. When I SSH in, there are no issues.
[12:49] <kjele> mah2223: We trying to do it blindly
[12:49] <theadmin> kjele: Don't recommend vi to everyone, let them use nano instead :/ Not everybody (me too) can use vi
[12:49] <Rewt`> vim ftw
[12:49] <vivien`> Is Ubuntu using "upstart" now?
[12:49] <miklcct> VoiDeT: echo '(hd0) /dev/sda' > /boot/grub/device.map && cd /dev && mknod sda b 202 0
[12:49] <kjele> theadmin: Rewt` is right
[12:49] <Dr_Willis> vivien`:  it has been for some time. Like the last 2 releases
[12:49] <mah2223> kjele: the output would be difficult for me to type
[12:50] <kjele> mah2223: I know but the general is there
[12:50] <hvralpha> jrib : http://pastebin.org/229223
[12:50] <Bert-> hello there
[12:50] <theadmin> vivien`: Yeah, and it's  better then SysVinit
[12:50] <mah2223> kjele: yes is there something specific i can tell you?
[12:50] <kjele> mah2223: you see the line with UUID=gfdsaghtry5 / ? something like that
[12:50] <vivien`> theadmin: Dr_Willis: So, if I understand correctly, the launch scripts are in /etc/init/, instead of /etc/init.d/?
[12:51] <mgmuscari> guntbert: the configuration it generated for this kernel was not correct for some reason... 1) it didn't include the initrd, and 2) it didn't include insmod ext4
[12:51] <miklcct> VoiDeT: echo '(hd0) /dev/sda' > /boot/grub/device.map && cd /dev && mknod sda b 202 0
[12:51] <VoiDeT> trying it out miklcct
[12:51] <theadmin> vivien`: Yes.
[12:51] <mah2223> kjele: i have two lines which begin with UUID= followed by a string of letters and numbers
[12:51] <guntbert> mgmuscari: yes... but menu.lst is not read by grub2 at all
[12:51] <mgmuscari> guntbert: so i guess i have to read through the scripts in /etc/grub.d and make some changes...
[12:51] <miklcct> VoiDeT: grub-install "(hd0)"
[12:51] <ne7work> hello all, I need some help please someone help me.. how to see my local IP on my Virtual Machine I have Linux Ubuntu Server Edition 10.04 with ubuntu-desktop?
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> vivien`:  for most services - yes.
[12:52] <Bert-> I have a cellphone connected to my computer (usb). I can send and receive sms from my computer. Sometimes my internet connection is down. Is a way, with another computer and a dialup modem, to call this cell phone and have a shell on my computer ?
[12:52] <kjele> mah2223: Do you see where it says errors=remount-ro?
[12:52] <jrib> hvralpha: your versions seem outdated.  Run « sudo apt-get update » and then paste again
[12:52] <mah2223> kjele: yep
[12:52] <vivien`> theadmin: I used sysv-rc-conf anyway, and it seemed to work: is it not related to SysVinit?
[12:52] <mgmuscari> guntbert: what about grub.conf?
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> ne7work:  clarify what you mean by 'see my ip'
[12:52] <theadmin> vivien`: Maybe, init.d is supported by Upstart for backwards-compatibility
[12:52] <mgmuscari> i intend to disable all updates on this machine as i am giving it to my father for his birthday and i don't want anything to break in the future
[12:53] <ne7work> for what IP I need redirect port 80 from windows?
[12:53] <FailPowah> how can i remove this shown drop down from this panel to only get the right most button? http://pici.se/593445/
[12:53] <vivien`> theadmin: Thanks, I think so too
[12:53] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Is it OK?
[12:53] <ne7work> i need to know this.. :(
[12:53] <mgmuscari> so i'm not worried about future kernel updates running update-grub
[12:53] <Pteridac> hi, how can I only enable my daughter account to use some websites ? Can I have a hosts file on her account ?
[12:53] <guntbert> mgmuscari: that is overwritten every time some package demands an update
[12:53] <kjele> mah2223: vi is a bit tricky but if you move to error and type i you can the edit the text
[12:53] <VoiDeT> trying it out miklcct
[12:53] <HardDisk> EgYPaRaDoX, what does df /boot  tell you?
[12:53] <VoiDeT> this console i can't paste into
[12:53] <vivien`> theadmin: Dr_Willis: The tty[1-6] are configured in /etc/init/ now.
[12:54] <hvralpha> jrib, have run update just before I did these. Did it again and same results
[12:54] <mgmuscari> guntbert: so as long as this system stays static, it'll be alright then... i can handle the extra bit of maintenance every few months i guess, should i ever need to update the kernel.
[12:54] <kjele> mah2223: edit it to defaults
[12:54] <jrib> hvralpha: use archive.ubuntu.com as your mirror then
[12:54] <Rewt`> Pteridac: I don't suggest letting a hosts file be a substitute for good parenting.
[12:54] <Bert-> nobody knows if it is possible or not ?
[12:54] <kjele> mah2223: But the problem is you cannot save it... Stupid me
[12:55] <mah2223> kjele: change errors=remount-ro to defaults=remount-ro?
[12:55] <HardDisk> OpenDNS on your router is the way to go.
[12:55] <guntbert> mgmuscari: try it - you have been warned :-))
[12:55] <kjele> mah2223: just to defaults
[12:55] <EgYPaRaDoX> aufs                   1529648    199632   1330016  14% /
[12:55] <mah2223> kjele: yes i think that's correct as it says readonly in the lower left
[12:55] <miklcct> voidet: Have you installed GRUB now?
[12:55] <VoiDeT> miklcct: didn't work
[12:55] <hvralpha> It is the latest packages in the repositories. I think the X64 dependancies for skype and ia32libs is not correct and a bug
[12:55] <mah2223> lets try it though
[12:55] <mgmuscari> guntbert: thanks :p
[12:55] <kjele> mah2223: I am sorry but just leave it vi with :q!
[12:55] <mgmuscari> now to see if that did anything
[12:55] <ne7work> please someone help me :(
[12:56] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/y65jW69q
[12:56] <mah2223> kjele: i'm sorry i didn't understand your last instruction
[12:56] <hvralpha> Jrib : Ok will do and get back
[12:56] <mgmuscari> ne7work: i read back and i can't find your problem... what's going on?
[12:56] <Pteridac> Rewt`: yes, but I'd like to feel safer, even if she is near me, in the laptop. A simple mistake may take her from google to creepy stuff
[12:56] <HardDisk> EgYPaRaDoX, that doesn't look right
[12:56] <kjele> mah2223: press esc then press :q!
[12:56] <vivien`> theadmin: Dr_Willis: But xdm is still in /etc/init.d/. The management of X seems to be buggy in Ubuntu 10.04 when installed from netboot, so I try to make it work properly again.
[12:56] <miklcct> VoiDeT: ls -l /dev/sda*
[12:57] <mah2223> kjele: done
[12:57] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/GJ22dLDS
[12:57] <mah2223> kjele: back to original prompt
[12:57] <acke> hey, i have deleted files on usb drive, and then made an unsafe usb removal. so my drive is full, without having to much files. how can i clean up the drive?
[12:58] <scribble> well, i'm about at the hair-pulling stage now. I'm doing a fresh install of ubuntu 10.04 and I keep getting a kernel panic on the first boot after install. (clean install, only os on the machine)
[12:58] <kjele> mah2223: good. I think you cannot umount it with "umount /" But you might try. If it does not work then you have to boot into recovery mode
[12:58] <joan_>  embla
[12:58] <miklcct> VoiDeT: mknod /dev/sda b 8 0
[12:58] <{g}> Hey People! I have 256 color support in vim when i telnet to the machine. But when I start screen and use vim I do not get 256 colors. Any ideas?
[12:58] <mgmuscari> guntbert: worked like a charm. now i just have to confirm that the touchscreen is working correctly and i'm golden
[12:58] <HardDisk> fn'EgYPaRaDoX, I suggest you follow, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto or https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[12:58] <HardDisk> EgYPaRaDoX, I suggest you follow, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto or https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[12:58] <VoiDeT> miklcct: fileexists
[12:58] <VoiDeT> miklcct: mknod: `/dev/sda': File exists
[12:58] <guntbert> !yay | mgmuscari
[12:58] <duongthaiha> Hi anyone can help me how to add a new directory to the PATH variable plz ? Thanks a lot
[12:59] <miklcct> VoiDeT: rm /dev/sda
[12:59] <miklcct> VoiDeT: mknod /dev/sda b 8 0
[12:59] <llutz> mah2223: tried "sudo mount -o remount,rw /"?
[12:59] <VoiDeT> ok done miklcct
[12:59] <d3javu> hi all
[12:59] <VoiDeT> same error with grub-install miklcct
[12:59] <miklcct> VoiDeT: grub-install "(hd0)"
[12:59] <mcp_dk> hello.. i have a problem with Grub2. I did a clean install with the alternate installer and wiped my disk interely. Now when i boot i get this error"ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/fec3f483-2619-4a55-a00e-94121a8d2294 does not exist. dropping to a shell!" and then it loads busybox and i am stuck at a shell with (initramfs) if "exit" this shell i will boot into ubuntu linux.. what could be wrong here.!?
[12:59] <mgmuscari> aw, ubottu wouldn't congratulate me again :(
[13:00] <VoiDeT> miklcct: error: cannot open `/dev/sda' while attempting to get disk size
[13:00] <d3javu> i Love ubuntu
[13:00] <miklcct> VoiDeT: reboot the machine now to see if there is any improvement
[13:00] <FailPowah> how can i remove this shown drop down from this panel to only get the right most button? http://pici.se/593445/
[13:01] <VoiDeT> miklcct: will we have to go through the networking issues?
[13:01] <miklcct> VoiDeT: no again as you have modified /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
[13:02] <ae86-drifter> every time i do an apt-get upgrade, this package fails every time: libatk-1.0-dev_1.30.0-0ubuntu2_i386.deb
[13:02] <Rewt`> hmm.. I might just install peppermint. ;-)
[13:02] <outybuntu> is there an easy way to extend my ubuntu partition size?
[13:02] <Soyo> Why is it that Cannocial does not sell bootable flash drives? It's not that I am incapable of making one myself but I want to support the cause. I would rather pay $30 for one bootable flash drive then 10 CDs and have to make one.
[13:02] <theadmin> outybuntu: GParted from a LiveCD
[13:02] <outybuntu> considering the next partition is my swap part
[13:02] <outybuntu> and then after the swap is a partition in use with free space ?
[13:02] <theadmin> outybuntu: ...Oh... Hm... Complicated :/
[13:03] <outybuntu> yeah :(
[13:03] <ae86-drifter> Soyo, a bootable usb drive can be made in less than 5 mins with the ubuntu ISO.
[13:03] <VoiDeT> miklcct: grub-probe: error: Cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sda1.  Check your device.map.
[13:03] <llutz> outybuntu: create a new partition, mount it, move /var or /home to it, done
[13:03] <xukun> somehow I converted all my music to wav, I radder have it in flac so I can see all the songs, Is there a way covert my music folder to flac?
[13:03] <outybuntu> wait
[13:03] <miklcct> VoiDeT: can you boot up the machine?
[13:03] <gronbaek> Hi people. I'm using the home folder encryption option.
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> xukun:  'see all the songs' ?
[13:03] <outybuntu> so i can just move /var or /home onto my data drive ?
[13:03] <gronbaek> I have noticed that my encrypted data is filling 60GB, but then unencrypted only 23GB. Is that normal?
[13:03] <VoiDeT> miklcct yes i am back in maintenance mode
[13:04] <llutz> outybuntu: sure
[13:04] <Dr_Willis> !encrypt
[13:04] <outybuntu> wont everything installed die ?
[13:04] <VoiDeT> so a semi boot miklcct
[13:04] <Soyo> !firegpg
[13:04] <Dr_Willis> outybuntu:  you will have to alter the fstab to point to the new locations
[13:04] <miklcct> VoiDeT: file -s /dev/sda
[13:04] <xukun> Dr_Willis, I mean now each album is one big wav file
[13:04] <VoiDeT> miklcct: /dev/sda: ERROR: cannot open `/dev/sda' (No such file or directory)
[13:04] <outybuntu> is that difficult ?
[13:04] <llutz> outybuntu:no why should it? if you haven't extra home now, i would advice to move that first
[13:04] <VoiDeT> mknod time?
[13:04] <llutz> !home
[13:04] <Dr_Willis> xukun:  good luck with splitting that up into individule songs.
[13:05] <llutz> outybuntu: ^
[13:05] <miklcct> VoiDeT: I think there are some problems in the boot scripts
[13:05] <xukun> Dr_Willis, I was afraid of that
[13:06] <elyob> Hi, is there a helper that will parse a string for a url and href it?
[13:06] <miklcct> VoiDeT: does your system has udev installed?
[13:06] <VoiDeT> how do i check miklcct
[13:06] <ae86-drifter> elybob, why not make a script to do that ?
[13:06] <llutz> xukun: there are tools like wavbreaker to help splitting
[13:06] <elyob> Woops wrong group
[13:07] <dlublink> hey, a friend sent me a script that installs lots of extras after a fresh 10.04 install, but I lost the script. Anyone know of which script I am talking about ?
[13:07] <miklcct> VoiDeT: dpkg -l udev
[13:07] <theadmin> dlublink: There are tons of scripts out there which install stuff :/
[13:07] <outybuntu> just had a quick look at that guide,  can i copy and paste using the gui and then do the fstab commands to fix it ?
[13:07] <Pici> dlublink: Do you perhaps mean the ubuntu-restricted-extras package?
[13:07] <Gozar> Any fix for this? Ubuntu 10.04 with Asus EN8400GS with Nouveau drivers, two monitors. The other monitor loses the mouse pointer when, well, I think it has to do with starting LyX and Qt?
[13:07] <mah2223> kjele: hello i'm sorry i lose cellphone service for a moment
[13:07] <damla> Enter text here...slm
[13:08] <damla> merhaba
[13:08] <dlublink> I think it was called "ubuntu-10.04-start"
[13:08] <ae86-drifter> outybuntu use cp -R /var /newvar
[13:08] <mah2223> kjele: and i am awaiting your next instruction if you're still interested in my case
[13:08] <VoiDeT> no it doesnt miklcct
[13:08] <theadmin> damla: What language?
[13:08] <dlublink> I am googling it now, but it seems google has taken a plung in quality recently
[13:09] <miklcct> VoiDeT: paste the output of "ls -l /dev"
[13:09] <dlublink> http://launchpad.net/ubuntustart/0.4.x/0.4.9/+download/ubuntu-10.04-start-0.4.9.1.tar.gz
[13:09] <IdleOne> dlublink: that script is not officially supported and you can get all of what it installs from Synaptic Package Manager
[13:09] <outybuntu> thanks guys
[13:09] <outybuntu> ill bbl, gotta charhge laptop
[13:09] <xukun> llutz, I will check that thanks
[13:09] <ae86-drifter> or: cp -R /home /media/otherdisk
[13:09] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Sy72UyBx
[13:09] <llutz> outybuntu: you'd better use "cp -ax ....."
[13:10] <dlublink> Funny though, cause I find it is the most useful tool I have found since I switch to ubuntu 4 years ago
[13:10] <mah2223> llutz: also i tried your command and it simply returned the original prompt
[13:10] <mah2223> llutz: if you're still interested in my case
[13:10] <theadmin> dlublink: I write installation scripts myself for stuff which I need :D
[13:11] <dlublink> i still don't understand why thunderbird is not the default mail client of ubuntu
[13:11] <DASPRiD> http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=valve_steam_announcement&num=1
[13:11] <llutz> mah2223: then your / should be  mounted rw now, try to fix your fstab or whatever your issue was
[13:11] <DASPRiD> time to party :)
[13:11] <miklcct> VoiDeT: mknod -m600 /dev/sda b 8 0
[13:11] <VoiDeT> ok done miklcct
[13:11] <ae86-drifter> llutz what does the -x i mean, what does it mean by "stay on this filesystem" ?
[13:11] <red2kic> dlublink: I still don't understand why Ubuntu is not the default OS for machines? Nobody know. :(
[13:12] <deadservice> noob question. ls lists the directories in home but if i try to cd it says no such directory
[13:12] <deadservice> am i missing something basic here
[13:12] <miklcct> VoiDeT: grub-install "(hd0)"
[13:12] <llutz> ae86-drifter: it prevents content mounted from other fs being copied
[13:12] <dlublink> red2kit, cause Microsoft pressures companies into it ?
[13:12] <VoiDeT> same error miklcct
[13:12] <red2kic> deadservice: "cd ~/Desktop" -- Try that.
[13:12] <dlublink> cause user's are afraid of change ? Bad habits hard to break ?
[13:12] <dlublink> red2kit, ticket #1 in launchpad addresses your issue
[13:12] <guntbert> !ot | dlublink
[13:12] <deadservice> cheers red2kic
[13:12] <red2kic> deadservice: "cd Desktop" will do too. "cd .." walk previously.
[13:12] <richeakin> Hi, can anyone help me figure out something: when I run an app (such as skype or quassel), I see 5-10 processes with htop, each using the same amount of memory
[13:12] <theadmin> DASPRiD: Mac OSX version is done already, I expect the Linux one out in approx. 1 year
[13:13] <ae86-drifter> llutz ahhh ok nice, so that would exclude symlinks and mountpoints to other partitions etc?
[13:13] <richeakin> how can this be right,
[13:13] <richeakin> ?
[13:13] <llutz> ae86-drifter: correct
[13:13] <miklcct> VoiDeT: file -s /dev/sda
[13:13] <theadmin> richeakin: I'd say it's some kind of a bug
[13:13] <DASPRiD> theadmin, yeah but today it's officially
[13:13] <VoiDeT> miklcct: /dev/sda: writable, no read permission
[13:14] <miklcct> VoiDeT: chmod 600 /dev/sda
[13:14] <miklcct> VoiDeT: file -s /dev/sda
[13:14] <Gozar> Any fix for this? Ubuntu 10.04 with Asus EN8400GS with Nouveau drivers, two monitors. The other monitor loses the mouse pointer when, well, I think it has to do with starting LyX and Qt? Anyone with a 8400GS, or just using the Nouveau drivers with two monitors who can test it? Install LyX and see if the other monitor loses mouse pointer..
[13:14] <VoiDeT> miklcct: /dev/sda: writable, no read permission
[13:15] <miklcct> VoiDeT: chmod 666 /dev/sda
[13:15] <miklcct> VoiDeT: file -s /dev/sda
[13:15] <ae86-drifter> 10.04 should of been tested more
[13:15] <VoiDeT> still no read
[13:15] <guntbert> richeakin: theadmin: this isn't a bug -- you see the threads - you can turn that off by pressing H
[13:15] <ae86-drifter> for LTS i am disapointed
[13:15] <miklcct> VoiDeT: cp /dev/sda /dev/null
[13:16] <VoiDeT> miklcct: cp: cannot open `/dev/sda' for reading: No such device or address
[13:16] <scq> Hello, I am using Amarok2.3.0 Lynx, i am unable to get moodbar, any help here?
[13:16] <scq> Hello, I am using Amarok2.3.0 in Lynx, i am unable to get moodbar, any help here?
[13:16] <theadmin> guntbert: aaaah god, confusing
[13:17] <gz_> in
[13:17] <miklcct> VoiDeT: stat -c "%t %T" /dev/sda*
[13:17] <ae86-drifter> damn lynx gets me confused with the web browser, how the hell do you run amarok in a TUI
[13:17] <richeakin> guntbert: ah, thanks, that is clearer.  So the threads are sharing the same system memory?
[13:17] <guntbert> theadmin: I learned it when I tried to change the nice value of a "process" and couldn't
[13:18] <scq> theadmin?
[13:18] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/aJWfWDDc
[13:18] <theadmin> scq: Huh?
[13:18] <guntbert> richeakin: yes thats one of the points for threads
[13:18] <scq> I'm using Amarok2.3.0 in Lynx, i am unable to get moodbar, any help?
[13:18] <richeakin> guntbert: right, makes sense once you know it :)
[13:18] <guntbert> richeakin: :)
[13:19] <scq> theadmin: I'm using Amarok2.3.0 in Lynx, i am unable to get moodbar, any help?
[13:19] <miklcct> VoiDeT: fdisk -l
[13:19] <theadmin> scq: No, sorry, I am no KDE user
[13:19] <scq> ok
[13:19] <scq> I'm using Amarok2.3.0 in Lynx, i am unable to get moodbar, any help?
[13:19] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/6G6ZVzE5
[13:21] <White-Horse> Please can someone look at this a really need to fix it i need for school please anyone ? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[13:21] <miklcct> VoiDeT: paste the output of /proc/partitions
[13:21] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/RPS78202
[13:22] <richeakin> ok, next question: the 30% memory that is used for disk cache, could I save memory usage by turning this off somehow?  My computer's 1gb of ram just isnt going very far
[13:22] <zamba> alternative to minicom?
[13:23] <miklcct> VoiDeT: There must be something wrong with the kernel.
[13:23] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Have you upgraded the kernel recently?
[13:23] <VoiDeT> i just did an upgrade to lynx from 9.10 i think
[13:23] <llutz> richeakin: "saving memory" by turning off caching isn't helpfull. cache will be freed if memory is needed
[13:23] <miklcct> VoiDeT: How about booting the 9.10 kernel?
[13:23] <VoiDeT> miklcct: how do i do thatr
[13:23] <ae86-drifter> every time i do an apt-get upgrade, this package fails every time: libatk-1.0-dev_1.30.0-0ubuntu2_i386.deb could someone please help? ive tried every apt-get command
[13:24] <VoiDeT> also how do i backup my www data and mysql dbs
[13:24] <miklcct> VoiDeT: paste the output of /etc/default/grub
[13:24] <VoiDeT> as this is a webserver
[13:24] <llutz> ae86-drifter: try "sudo apt-get clean" and then installing again
[13:24] <miklcct> VoiDeT: I just do a physical backup of /var/www and /var/lib/mysql
[13:24] <ae86-drifter> llutz okay thx ill try that
[13:24] <zamba> there's no alternative to minicom?
[13:24] <deadservice> another question. the wifi light on my dell inspiron persistently flashes when connected. can i turn this off somewhere?
[13:25] <VoiDeT> miklcct: i will be able to restore from that mysql backup?
[13:25] <IdleOne> zamba: what is minicom?
[13:25] <unimatrix9> hi there
[13:25] <zamba> IdleOne: terminal emulator
[13:25] <ae86-drifter> llutz: i just did that and tried upgrade again and i get an error for that same package saying unmet dependencies, try using -f
[13:25] <llutz> zamba: kermit?
[13:25] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/Gy537tHP
[13:25] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Just shut down the MySQL server, copy the backup files back to /var/lib/mysql and start it
[13:25] <b_> hello everibody
[13:25] <llutz> ae86-drifter: sudo apt-get -f install
[13:26] <zamba> llutz: thanks, i'll try that
[13:26] <unimatrix9> what would be an program to, after setting the machine op with ubuntu , to total lockdown ?
[13:26] <White-Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[13:26] <b_> my ubuntu is starting many times with no image on display
 i have a intel video card on a laptop and a 10.4 version of ubuntu
[13:26] <miklcct> VoiDeT: Change the line containing GRUB_DEFAULT=0 to GRUB_DEFAULT=2
[13:26] <bazhang> !info minicom | zamba
[13:26] <miklcct> VoiDeT: and run update-grub
[13:26] <unimatrix9> for example, like deepfreeze, or clean slate , or hard disk sherif , etc
[13:26] <miklcct> VoiDeT: provided you didn't remove the old kernel
[13:26] <unimatrix9> all tips are welcome
[13:26] <ae86-drifter> llutz: nope, errors encountered while processing (that same package)
[13:26] <naxa> hi! how can I run a program in "english mode", so it will show the english error messages instead of localised? (from terminal). I remember there was a way to do this with any program but i forgot.
[13:26] <shadeslayer> hi is there some kind of feed reader desklet for ubuntu?
[13:27] <shadeslayer> like plasmoids in KDE
[13:27] <disappearedng> How do I replace all occurences of Long to Int in my entire directory of .c and .h files?
[13:27] <VoiDeT> miklcct: error: cannot open `/dev/sda' while attempting to get disk size
[13:27] <zamba> llutz: but how do i use kermit compared to minicom?
[13:27] <miklcct> VoiDeT: rm /dev/sda
[13:27] <xerox1> is there an ubuntu version that comes with flash player on live cd?
[13:27] <ae86-drifter> llutz: it has the package in the path : /var/cache/apt/......
[13:27] <miklcct> VoiDeT: update-grub
[13:27] <VCoolio> shadeslayer: probably, and you can use conky to display rss entries
[13:27] <bazhang> xerox1, no
[13:27] <ae86-drifter> can i clear the cach somehow
[13:27] <shadeslayer> VCoolio: ooh..
[13:27] <VoiDeT> done miklcct
[13:27] <xerox1> bazhang, thx
[13:27] <richeakin> llutz: ok, I didn't know if this was reserved or just used when extra memory is available.
[13:27] <VoiDeT> reboot?
[13:27] <miklcct> VoiDeT: and now reboot the machine
[13:28] <llutz> ae86-drifter: "sudo apt-get clean" does
[13:28] <zamba> llutz: i basically just want to connect to my serial interface on /dev/ttyS0 with default settings (8N1)
[13:28] <achilles> hello, how can I create an iso image of some files, not entire file system ?
[13:28] <bazhang> unimatrix9, security hardening?
[13:28] <VoiDeT> rebooting miklcct
[13:28] <ae86-drifter> llutz, okay well it doesn't help...
[13:28] <xerox1> bazhang, could you perhaps recommand another distro for that?
[13:28] <bazhang> zamba, minicom is in the repos
[13:28] <bazhang> xerox1, its offtopic here
[13:28] <ae86-drifter> llutz, it is really annoying...
[13:28] <zamba> bazhang: i found that minicom didn't work towards the HP switches here
[13:28] <zamba> bazhang: i was able to read stuff, but not input anything
[13:28] <unimatrix9> yes
[13:29] <VoiDeT> ok back miklcct
[13:29] <bazhang> unimatrix9, if so, then check bastille
[13:29] <unimatrix9> bastille
[13:29] <unimatrix9> ok
[13:29] <shadeslayer> VCoolio: but im not that good with conky.. something else?
[13:29] <unimatrix9> check it out, thank you
[13:29] <xerox1> bazhang, yeah this one line would really be ot...
[13:29] <bazhang> !info bastille | unimatrix9
[13:29] <achilles> bazhang, I use GtkTerm it's excellent
[13:29] <miklcct> VoiDeT: are you in recovery mode or normal mode?
[13:29] <VoiDeT> recovery
[13:29] <silverash> Hello all, just changed a ubuntu 7 server from wireless card to onboard card but its not finding dhcp server, would the wireless stuff stop it from working correctly?
[13:29] <deadservice> if i disconnect from the wireless network my wifi light stops flashing and stays on. can anyone think of a way to force that behaviour?
[13:29] <miklcct> VoiDeT: type the output of /proc/cmdline
[13:30] <VCoolio> shadeslayer: use screenlets, there are some rss ones here http://screenlets.org/index.php/Category:UserScreenlets
[13:30] <miklcct> VoiDeT: also paste the output of /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[13:30] <VoiDeT> root=/dev/sda1 ro
[13:31] <ae86-drifter> silverash, you probably need to use ifconfig or iwconfig, also check the configuration in /etc/network/interfaces
[13:31] <zhxk> where to paste a picture?
[13:31] <bazhang> !imagebin | zhxk
[13:31] <willemb> Hi.  I just said 'yes' to apply all updates on my lucid lynx machine and now nvidia drivers are broken.  Is this a known issue?
[13:32] <miklcct> VoiDeT: pastet the contents of /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[13:32] <VoiDeT> miklcct: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/5au1fHxz
[13:33] <silverash> ae86-drifter: commented out the wireless stuff and added eth0 lines to /etc/network/interfaces ifconfig shows the card is there but does not get ip
[13:33] <miklcct> VoiDeT: apt-get install udev
[13:33] <ae86-drifter> silverash: or you could use the dhclient command to search for dhcp server manually
[13:33] <zhxk> http://imagebin.org/96693
[13:33] <drcode> hi all
[13:33] <drcode> how can I image ubuntu and restore it on diffrent hardware, any idea?
[13:34] <VoiDeT> ok miklcct
[13:34] <White-Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[13:34] <ae86-drifter> silverash type: sudo dhclient eth0
[13:34] <ae86-drifter> then check ifconfig
[13:34] <bazhang> zhxk, is there an Ubuntu support question with that?
[13:34] <miklcct> VoiDeT: sudo service udev start
[13:35] <theadmin> zhxk: And what IS that?
[13:35] <VoiDeT> miklcct: root@wedecal:/boot/grub# udevadm[367]: error sending message: Connection refused
[13:35] <silverash> ae86-drifter: thanks, will try that.
[13:35] <dzozef1988> siema
[13:35] <allu2> hello, i am having trouble with lucid, when i had karmic my omnibook laptop ran teeworlds  perfectly but now it seems it somehow doesn't support direct rendering anymore :S it's also set in blacklist of compiz :S
[13:35] <dzozef1988> co ta,m
[13:36] <VoiDeT> miklcct: i think i might just have to pull the pin on this, back up what i need to then install from scratch
[13:36] <zhxk> theadmin:a board will be made part of a psu inside a pc box that running ubuntu?
[13:36] <dzozef1988> jak instalowac gry
[13:36] <soreau> allu2: sounds like you have intel
[13:36] <willemb> no-one can help with nvidia module not being loadable?
[13:36] <bazhang> zhxk, that has nothing to do with Ubuntu support. dont paste it here
[13:36] <allu2> soreau, indeed
[13:36] <miklcct> VoiDeT: So do a physical backup of /var/www and /var/lib/mysql (and anything you need), reinstall the system and restore the backup
[13:37] <soreau> allu2: This is due to intel driver regression. File a bug and/or complain in #intel-gfx
[13:37] <VoiDeT> im taring those folders now
[13:37] <theadmin> zhxk: And... That makes no sense to me anyway. If you want to know whether this board works with Ubuntu, just give us the model
[13:37] <miklcct> VoiDeT: bye now
[13:37] <VoiDeT> then scp them off the server
[13:37] <VoiDeT> thank you so much for your help miklcct
[13:37] <Peter_1> anyone know how to install xdmx on ubuntu 10.4? its a distributed multihead x server
[13:37] <White-Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[13:37] <VoiDeT> it is very much appreciated
[13:37] <zhxk> theadmin:its expensive
[13:38] <allu2> soreau, what i should say there, i only notice this from the game and compiz
[13:38] <bazhang> !ot > zhxk
[13:38] <llutz> zhxk: do you have any ubuntu-related support question? if not, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:38] <allu2> soreau, glxinfo says direct rendering is supported, but i highly doubt it really is
[13:39] <soreau> allu2: If 'glxinfo|grep renderer' does not support software rasterizer, it's installed correctly at least
[13:39] <allu2> soreau, i can't write anything there ....
[13:39] <soreau> ! register | allu2
[13:39] <soreau> allu2: You have to register your nick to talk in certain channels because of spam issues
[13:39] <allu2> soreau, ah i forgot to login :P
[13:40] <zhxk> llutz:my question is how to designe it to work better with a ubuntu running pc box
[13:40] <llutz> zhxk: that question makes no sense at all since a pcb isn't related to the OS
[13:41] <refreshFSN> is there any good ext4 data recovery tool?
[13:41] <White-Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[13:41] <allu2> soreau, it does say "Software Rasterizer
[13:41] <zhxk> llutz:the Os is powered by a pcb inside psu
[13:41] <soreau> allu2: uh oh. pastebin your X log then and maybe we can find out why
[13:42] <llutz> !ot > zhxk
[13:42] <zhxk> and the OS can turn sate of psu
[13:42] <llutz> zhxk: that is hardware and off-topic here
[13:42] <allu2> soreau, ok :)
[13:43] <White-Horse> brb 3 mins. in case someone answers
[13:43] <mrp> I can't get a ip from my dhcp server with ifconifg eth0 up but dhclient eth0 works?
[13:43] <llutz> mrp: ifconfig eth0 up" just brings up the iface, it won't do a dhcp-request
[13:44] <mrp> llutz: but normally when i boot it gets a ip
[13:44] <willemb> why does the nvidia graphics driver not show up in restricted drivers tool?
[13:44] <llutz> mrp: configure it at /etc/network/interfaces and use "sudo ifup eth0"
[13:45] <erUSUL> mrp: network manager or ifup ( /etc/network/interfaces ) does that for you
[13:45] <ManDay> Can evince be configured?
[13:45] <allu2> soreau, http://paste.ubuntu.com/432742/
[13:45] <mrp> llutz: its configured correctly
[13:46] <soreau> allu2: (EE) intel(0): Cannot support DRI with frame buffer width > 2048.
[13:46] <White-Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[13:47] <allu2> soreau, ? what that means :S
[13:47] <mgmuscari> gotta love making a one-line change to some kernel source and then rebuilding the whole thing...
[13:47] <ManDay> Can evince be configured?
[13:48] <ae86-drifter> mgmuscari can you build me a kernel that will actually work
[13:48] <HouseKatZe> i got a question about 10.04.... i am using the clearlooks theme - but when i have a window maximized and i move my mouse to the right upper edge and click the window wont close (i need to move it down some pixels so i can click the close button.... in 9.04/9.10 i didn't have to do that... does anyone know how to fix that?
[13:48] <mgmuscari> ae86-drifter: lol depends, do you want a kernel for a lenovo s10-3t netbook?
[13:49] <Step728> Hi, could any one please help me. I require the translation of the following Windows DOS command to linux (Ubuntu): "route add -p [x.x.x.x] mask [x.x.x.x] [x.x.x.x] metric 1"; any help would be appreciated
[13:49] <White-Horse> be back in 60 mins or less
[13:49] <costre> HouseKatZe, I feel the same thing :)
[13:49] <hvralpha> Jrib: Thanks, that seems to be working. Repository which I used did not have all the packages. Really weird. I am now in the process of updating my system
[13:49] <ae86-drifter> mgmuscari nh acer aspire 5740G plz
[13:49] <ae86-drifter> please
[13:49] <mgmuscari> ae86-drifter: don't know anything about that unit
[13:49] <sunny> hey guys, are there special instructions on installing 10.04 on software raid (md) root device?
[13:50] <erUSUL> Step728: linux route seem to not have -p but the rest looks ok ;)
[13:50] <ikonia> sunny: you need to use the alternative CD
[13:50] <ae86-drifter> mgmuscari: its an intel i7 laptop, could i compile ubuntu kernel for good use with it
[13:50] <ikonia> sunny: or you need to do a normal install then conver it to raid post install
[13:50] <Step728> tx; much appreciated :-)
[13:50] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: you should not need to compile the kernel at all
[13:50] <mgmuscari> ae86-drifter: i'm sure you could compile a kernel for it, but why do you need to?
[13:50] <mmica> hi all
[13:51] <erUSUL> Step728: man route
[13:51] <ae86-drifter> mgmuscari to remove unnessacry hardware support?
[13:51] <mgmuscari> i'm having to use a patched kernel to get this cando multitouch screen working
[13:51] <llutz> Step728: what does -p stand for?
[13:51] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: the kernel is modular
[13:51] <sunny> ikonia: ahhh, thanks
[13:51] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: you won't need to remove any hardware support, if there is no device, the modules are not loaded
[13:51] <ae86-drifter> ikonia in wht sense
[13:51] <Step728> don't know - got the instruction to use :-(
[13:51] <sunny> ikonia: I attempted to chroot and install grub manually, but my grub-fu is not that l33t
[13:51] <jetienne> q. who is publishing the hostname.local, and how can i make it stop ?
[13:52] <ikonia> sunny: keep in mind /boot has to be on either raid 1 or not at all, it can't be on raid 0 or 5
[13:52] <ae86-drifter> ikonia okay i see, why do people recompile on slower machines ?
[13:52] <ikonia> ae86-drifter: because they are misguided and wrong
[13:52] <kraut> hi
[13:52] <sunny> ikonia: yeah, I'm using raid1
[13:52] <ae86-drifter> lol
[13:52] <ikonia> sunny: you'll have no problems then
[13:52] <sunny> ikonia: do you know if it makes a difference if the raid is /dev/md0 or /dev/md0p1 ?
[13:52] <kraut> does anyone know, why i got "inverted" colors when i play a video? i got a nvidia card with the binary drivers.
[13:52] <ikonia> sunny: the name doesn't matter,
[13:53] <kraut> and i'm using ubuntu with gnome (actual).
[13:53] <mgmuscari> i hope this patch is worth it - i had the touchscreen working with single touch earlier and sitting through a kernel compilation isn't exactly what i wanted to do today
[13:53] <bullgard4> '~$ gdb seamonkey; "/usr/bin/seamonkey": not in executable format: File format not recognized; (gdb) ' I do not understand the response: "not in executable format: File format not recognized; (gdb)." What does it mean?
[13:53] <ikonia> sunny: however standard issue is to use a raid device per partition, eg: /dev/md0, /dev/md1 etc, rather than a raid device with multiple partitions /dev/md0p1
[13:53] <lucid_lynx> is there a good reason why after upgrading or installing to lucid, my computer always freezes a lot more than in karmic? (for instance, earlier today it froze three times in about ten minutes)
[13:53] <agony__> How I can convert mdf to iso?
[13:53] <llutz> bullgard4: "file /usr/bin/seamonkey"
[13:53] <sunny> ikonia: right, I noticed the regular installer insisted I use /dev/md0p1 which I thought was odd
[13:54] <ae86-drifter> how do i get that little tux penguin in the top left corner as my pc loads
[13:54] <agony__> Do you know somebody mdf to Iso?
[13:54] <ManDay> Can evince be configured?
[13:54] <ManDay> CAN IT?
[13:54] <ikonia> sure
[13:54] <erUSUL> !iso > agony__
[13:54] <HouseKatZe> i got a question about 10.04.... i am using the clearlooks theme - but when i have a window maximized and i move my mouse to the right upper edge and click the window wont close (i need to move it down some pixels so i can click the close button.... in 9.04/9.10 i didn't have to do that... does anyone know how to fix that?
[13:54] <ManDay> ikonia, do you know how?
[13:54] <ManDay> There appears to be no config file nor gconf entry
[13:54] <ae86-drifter> !iso | agony__
[13:54] <ikonia> ManDay: what do you want to change
[13:54] <bullgard4> llutz: Your message is too short to be comprehensible. It misses a predicate.
[13:55] <raven_> how to activate the network-card manually?
[13:55] <ManDay> ikonia, no side pane by default. default zoom. no toolbar. window geometry if possible - although latter i can also achieve through compiz
[13:55] <HouseKatZe> raven_: ifconfig <NIC> up
[13:55] <agony__> what is this !iso?
[13:55] <llutz> bullgard4: "file /usr/bin/seamonkey" will show you what type of file it is
[13:55] <agony__> yes iso
[13:55] <ikonia> ManDay: I think they are start up options, I'm not sure
[13:55] <sunny> ikonia: thanks a lot man
[13:55] <agony__> mdf to iso
[13:55] <raven_> HouseKatZe, it is deactivated physically - seems that the firmware was not loaded
[13:55] <ae86-drifter> !mdf
[13:55] <erUSUL> agony__: well if our bot was not m.i.a it would have told you how to convert mdf to iso
[13:56] <ManDay> ikonia, no there arent
[13:56] <erUSUL> agony__: there^
[13:56] <HouseKatZe> sorry then i dont know
[13:56] <ManDay> ikonia, actually evince doesnt have ANY startup options
[13:56] <ikonia> ManDay: I'm quite surprised by that
[13:56] <ManDay> thats why im wondering whether that application can be configured at all
[13:56] <raven_> how to activate the network-card (firmware) manually?
[13:56] <nn_ds> hi all, I have this weird problem .. I upgraded to ubuntu 10.04 and now every so often for no reason that I can easily asertain the dell computer P4  ... Freeses like as it its out of ram .. and dosen't have any swap .. Its not a ram issue so I can't figure out what is causing it. I cant find it in the forums eather.  Anyone have anyidea on what might be causing it ( i removed laptop-mode and powernowd ) but it still seems to rarely happen
[13:56] <ae86-drifter> raven_ ifup eth0
[13:57] <ManDay> ikonia, what pdf viewer do you use?
[13:57] <ikonia> ManDay: http://live.gnome.org/Evince/Team tried contacting them ?
[13:57] <raven_> ae86-drifter, , it is deactivated physically - seems that the firmware was not loaded
[13:57] <ManDay> not yet
[13:57] <ikonia> ManDay: I mostly use evince
[13:57] <erUSUL> raven_: which network card ? what do you mean by (firmware) ?
[13:57] <mgmuscari> raven_: modprobe?
[13:57] <ae86-drifter> raven_ well that would be a BIOS issue then right>?
[13:57] <ManDay> i tried to ontact #ubuntu but there was only one person trying to help
[13:57] <theadmin> ManDay: Might as well be good to ask in #gnome
[13:57] <ikonia> ManDay: you're in #ubuntu now
[13:57] <raven_> ae86-drifter, seems like that
[13:57] <ManDay> ikonia, check out man evince - its quite telling about the plenty of startup parms
[13:57] <mgmuscari> raven_: do you mean the device driver was not loaded?
[13:57] <ManDay> ikonia, oh really...
[13:58] <raven_> mgmuscari, how is the command for modprobe?
[13:58] <ManDay> theadmin, ill do
[13:58] <mgmuscari> raven_: depends on what module your device needs to use
[13:58] <ikonia> ManDay: yes, I see a real lack of start up options
[13:58] <Pici> ManDay: Just because there is a piece of software in the Ubuntu repositories  doesnt mean that we are the penultimate place for support for that application.  Like ikonia said, you'll probably have better luck talking to the people who actuall make evince.
[13:58] <raven_> mgmuscari, how to find out that? its an asus eee 1005ha
[13:58] <mgmuscari> lspci will give you a list of available devices from which you can find the network card info
[13:58] <theadmin> ManDay: sed 's/i/I/' && sed 's/ll/'&/'
[13:59] <theadmin> Woah
[13:59] <ManDay> ...
[13:59] <theadmin> ManDay: sed 's/i/I/' && sed 's/ll/\'&/'
[13:59] <theadmin> :D
[13:59] <ManDay> theadmin, i dont have sed, could you please repeat in binary?
[13:59] <theadmin> ManDay: What I mean is, not "ill" but "I'll"
[13:59] <mgmuscari> <3 sed
[14:00] <ManDay> theadmin, i got it. people just usually omit the "sed" when they say s//
[14:00] <Zolomon> How can I check what's caused the spikes of processor usage on my computer?
[14:00] <raven_> ae86-drifter, anything possible to do?
[14:00] <theadmin> ManDay: :D Yeah, weird.
[14:00] <ManDay> yep, weirdos...
[14:00] <ManDay> :D
[14:00] <Talu> kjele: Still here?
[14:01] <bourke> guys, when I type http://localhost:8005 or any port for that matter, it keeps redirecting me to my external ip at port 80.  This started happening after upgrading to lucid anyone have any ideas why?
[14:01] <mgmuscari> raven_:  try running lsspice | grep Network
[14:01] <mgmuscari> errr
[14:01] <woodyjlw> I have a program that says It has to be run by superuser before any user can run it. I am the only user of this pc so what do I do in terminal to become superuser for this program ?
[14:01] <mgmuscari> lspci | grep Network
[14:01] <theadmin> mgmuscari: lol
[14:01] <mgmuscari> !sudo | woodyjlw
[14:01] <theadmin> woodyjlw: sudo
[14:01] <hm> hello
[14:01] <woodyjlw> thanks
[14:01] <raven_> mgmuscari, lspci?
[14:02] <erUSUL> raven_: you have still not told us which NIC are you trying to configure. i do not even now if it is wired or wifi
[14:02] <theadmin> hm, hi.
[14:02] <raven_> erUSUL, wired
[14:02] <mgmuscari> raven_: yes, it lists all pci devices
[14:02] <hm> what is this? I do not know the software
[14:02] <raven_> erUSUL, i do not know what nic
[14:02] <erUSUL> !irc | hm
[14:02] <kjele> Talu: yes
[14:02] <theadmin> hm: This can refer to basically anything.
[14:02] <user__> when I am prompted to Choose An Application to open an apt link, what is the right choice?
[14:02] <erUSUL> raven_: lspci | grep -i net
[14:02] <Talu> kjele: Ah, good good.
[14:02] <LinuxGuy2009> I've been using chromium browser and am having some issues with old deleted bookmarks coming back on after deletion and I think its cause I may have shutdown before the upload could occur or something. Is it possible to force a sync to occur?
[14:02] <theadmin> user__: Synaptic, I suppose.
[14:03] <mgmuscari> raven_: erUSUL's grep is more general, that'll work too
[14:03] <user__> theadmin: ok I'll try thx
[14:03] <Talu> kjele: Have you read trough it?
[14:03] <raven_> mgmuscari, erUSUL only the wireless device appears, the wired is not listed
[14:03] <kjele> Talu: So when you come back then you can do "cd /var/lib/dpkg && sudo wget uio.no/~kjele/status"
[14:03] <VCoolio> user__: I think you need to install apturl or something like it for clicking apt: links to work
[14:04] <mgmuscari> raven_: are you sure it's enabled in the bios?
[14:04] <ae86-drifter> theadmin: i am having major problems with apt-get, whenever i upgrade this package fails: libatk-1.0-dev_1.30.0-0ubuntu2_i386.deb
[14:04] <mgmuscari> even if the driver for the nic isn't loaded properly it should still appear with lspci AFAIK
[14:04] <woodyjlw> sudo did nothing for me. the program is X-cd-roast and is already installed. when I go to applications to run it is when it says superuser must run it first
[14:04] <raven_> mgmuscari, it is - i swiched it on and off already several times
[14:04] <theadmin> ae86-drifter: I didn't break it, why me? o_O
[14:04] <user__> VCoolio: i'm trying to get playdeb site to work for me, that might be it
[14:04] <mgmuscari> woodyjlw: sudo su to become root
[14:04] <mgmuscari> but
[14:04] <BluesKaj> howdy
[14:04] <ae86-drifter> theadmin because you seem helpful.. :)
[14:04] <mgmuscari> that sounds kind of shady, i dunno
[14:05] <woodyjlw> mgmuscari, thanks
[14:05] <theadmin> mgmuscari: DON'T YOU sudo su! "sudo -i" instead!
[14:05] <llutz> woodyjlw: "gksudo xcdroast"
[14:05] <guntbert> mgmuscari: don't recommend that please -- sudo -i is better
[14:05] <Talu> kjele: Hmm okidoki.
[14:05] <erUSUL> raven_: it does not appear in lspci ?
[14:05] <ae86-drifter> theadmin i sudo su every day
[14:05] <raven_> erUSUL, right
[14:05] <mgmuscari> hm, learn something new every day
[14:05] <Talu> kjele: In terminal, right?
[14:05] <Pirate_Hunter> how do I go about accessing the recovery screen of lucid?
[14:05] <guntbert> !wfm | ae86-drifter
[14:05] <kjele> Talu: yes
[14:05] <erUSUL> raven_: disabled in bios ? works in the other OS ?
[14:06] <raven_> erUSUL, and this card is not enabled in the sysresccd system
[14:06] <ae86-drifter> guntbert i never said i was doing the right thing,
[14:06] <raven_> also
[14:06] <matrix17> hi
[14:06] <raven_> erUSUL, enabled yes, other system disabled too
[14:06] <erUSUL> raven_: well if it does not show in lspci no linux system will ever see it afaik
[14:07] <ae86-drifter> guntbert, it was just the way i was taught, i have never heard of sudo -i before :S
[14:07] <Pirate_Hunter> I mean what are the keys to access grub menu before boot?
[14:07] <guntbert> ae86-drifter: no, but it sounded like "I do it every day  so you can do it too"
[14:07] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: shift
[14:07] <guntbert> ae86-drifter: :)
[14:07] <raven_> erUSUL, what could had happened there??
[14:07] <erUSUL> raven_: then i say that the hardware is death ...
[14:07] <guntbert> Pirate_Hunter: right shift
[14:07] <ae86-drifter> guntbert i mean i do it every day as if it was a bad thing..
[14:07] <raven_> erUSUL, broken firmware?
[14:07] <user__> VCoolio: yup it was apturl I neeeded. thanks!
[14:07] <Talu> kjele: Alright, shall now wait for it, gonna grab a cup of tea.
[14:07] <matrix17> i need to know how to make aircrack work on monitor mode
[14:08] <ae86-drifter> matrix17 lol
[14:08] <theadmin> ae86-drifter: ?
[14:08] <guntbert> ae86-drifter: no worries :-)) we all learn every day
[14:08] <mgmuscari> so the difference is basically that sudo -s doesn't execute a root shell
[14:08] <erUSUL> raven_: no physically death; even if it needed exta frimware it should appear in lspci (so the OS can load that firmware)
[14:08] <ae86-drifter> matrix17, there is a channell called #aircrack-ng
[14:08] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL, guntbert: thanks
[14:08] <madjoe> how to switch to my guest account in Karmic?
[14:08] <agony__> only with mdf2iso can I convert a mdf file to iso?
[14:09] <raven_> erUSUL, would be not very well
[14:09] <matteo1990> join #audio
[14:09] <LinuxGuy2009> matrix17: See my PM
[14:09] <madjoe> how to switch to my guest account in Karmic?
[14:10] <kjele> madjoe: Almost the same way you shutdown
[14:10] <mgmuscari> what's the advantage of sudo -s over sudo su besides not executing a root shell
[14:10] <ae86-drifter> #ubuntu: do you know of anything i could do to fix: libatk-1.0-dev_1.30.0-0ubuntu2_i386.deb
[14:10] <woodyjlw> mgmuscari, im root in terminal now but still get this "no root configuration file is found or readable! The superuser must start and configure X-CD-Roast first, before other users can use it."
[14:10] <erUSUL> !rootshell | mgmuscari
[14:10] <madjoe> kjele: how to setup a new password for my guest account?
[14:10] <mgmuscari> sudo in general is potentially dangerous :)
[14:11] <Pirate_Hunter> one of the options in my fstab is stopping my system from booting, I can't even go into recovery, how do I go about mounting the / filesystem  through the livecd considering its on a raid 0 and than lvm?
[14:11] <kaskus_boy> hi all
[14:11] <madjoe> kjele: if I finger guest: there's no such user... :(
[14:11] <kaskus_boy> is everything ok?
[14:11] <bullgard4> llutz: (I inadvertantly crashed my Irssi.) '~$ file /usr/bin/seamonkey: symbolic link to `../lib/seamonkey-2.0.4/seamonkey-2.0'.' I still do not understand the error message of '~$ gdb seamonkey'. Please elaborate.
[14:11] <matteo1990>  hi, anyone may explain me witch is the best choice for a dobly surrond connected to my pc? (coaxial, Normal audio cables from the 5.1...
[14:11] <LinuxGuy2009> madjoe: Guest account doesnt have a password
[14:11] <madjoe> LinuxGuy2009: oh, thanks.. I'll try it
[14:11] <kaskus_boy> yesterday i got screen error message on my jaunty
[14:11] <madjoe> LinuxGuy2009: and guest IS a username, right?
[14:11] <matrix17> listen linux guy i use backtrack 4
[14:11] <erUSUL> !backtrack | matrix17
[14:11] <kaskus_boy> waw backtrack 4
[14:11] <LinuxGuy2009> madjoe:A normal user logs in and then switches the guest session on.
[14:12] <LinuxGuy2009> madjoe: no its not an account name
[14:12] <matrix17> but the problem is how to make wireless work on aircrack
[14:12] <kaskus_boy> looks like u kinda hacker matrix17
[14:12] <ae86-drifter> matrix17: what chipset is your wireless card?
[14:12] <rockey> hi friends .. i was using ubuntu 9.10 .. i did safe upgrade .. and my life is all messed up ..
[14:12] <erUSUL> matrix17:  BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux) <<<<
[14:12] <matrix17> atheros
[14:12] <rockey> any one .. can help me ? by any chance ?
[14:12] <kaskus_boy> how come rockey
[14:12] <Peter_1> !mintsupport
[14:12] <LinuxGuy2009> matrix17: I sent you a PM to help you. PM will avoid anyone getting mad about discussing such topics.
[14:12] <ae86-drifter> matrix17 well u shouldn't have a problem then :) but this is the wrong channel
[14:13] <ae86-drifter> bye
[14:13] <LinuxGuy2009> like that
[14:13] <matrix17> thanks
[14:13] <rockey> well when i updated my system .. i wasn't getting xserver started
[14:13] <Talu> kjele: Hmm had a connection problem, oh well, the line got trough.
[14:13] <madjoe> LinuxGuy2009: so how can I switch to my guest account when I'm logged in in my Karmic?
[14:13] <rockey> then i triend replaceing xorg.conf file ... by generating new one
[14:13] <kjele> Talu: So when you come back then you can do "cd /var/lib/dpkg && sudo wget uio.no/~kjele/status"
[14:13] <ne7work> hello all how to redirect my ports on ubuntu desktop 10.04 x64 to my virtual machine ubuntu server edition?
[14:14] <rockey> then i realised the 10.04 don't use xorg.conf @ kaskus
[14:14] <madjoe> LinuxGuy2009: I'd like to pass my PC to my sister but don't want to close all my windows...
[14:14] <kaskus_boy> hi anyone in this chan know why firefox in my jaunty cant do such a updare add ons after restart?
[14:14] <woodyjlw>  im root in terminal now but still get this "no root configuration file is found or readable! The superuser must start and configure X-CD-Roast first, before other users can use it." is the program not installed correctly or am I just not doing something correctly?
[14:14] <LinuxGuy2009> same place you logout/shutdown. Should say guest session.
[14:14] <rockey> well can any one help me ? any one ?
[14:14] <mgmuscari> ne7work: so now you're running 10.04 desktop, and you want to run a server inside a vm?
[14:14] <LinuxGuy2009> madjoe: same place you logout/shutdown. Should say guest session.
[14:14] <Peter_1> can anyone help me. i cannot find how to svideo pal tv, it is ntsc now. i use nvidia-settings
[14:14] <erUSUL> woodyjlw: why are you using X-CD-Roast? is ancient. do not brasero or gnomebaker work for you ?
[14:14] <madjoe> LinuxGuy2009: excellent! got it!
[14:15] <LinuxGuy2009> madjoe: very good
[14:15] <kaskus_boy> mad
[14:15] <ne7work> mgmuscari, yes?
[14:15] <Talu> kjele: What shall i do next?
[14:15] <madjoe> LinuxGuy2009: but If my screen is locked, is there a way to switch to a guest account?
[14:15] <mgmuscari> ne7work: why do you need to run your webserver inside a vm?
[14:15] <rockey> madjoe .. can u tell me how can i decrypt my home folder of 9.10 in 10.04 ?
[14:15] <ne7work> mgmuscari, yes?
[14:15] <woodyjlw> erUSUL,  im trying to make a dvd from a video_ts file and I read on line that this one works best
[14:16] <kjele> Talu: yea Go to /etc/default/grub show me that file
[14:16] <mgmuscari> ne7work: my question is WHY do you need to do it that way?
[14:16] <rockey> any one facing problem like me on ubuntu 10.04 ? decruptng folder ?
[14:16] <LinuxGuy2009> madjoe: why not just create a new user called "Guest" and set the privledges to minimal or something and set password to guest as well or something simple. Than you can login the guest while yours is logged out.
[14:16] <ne7work> mgmuscari, for ssh and ftp?
[14:17] <LinuxGuy2009> madjoe: or to switch users I mean
[14:17] <rockey> linuxguy can you help me in this crap ?
[14:17] <lucid_lynx> is it possible to jailbreak an iPod touch in Ubuntu?
[14:17] <kaskus_boy> ne7work do u know any crowded channel like this chan?
[14:17] <ae86-drifter> lucid_lynx: um...... lol.
[14:17] <hkBst> after upgrading from Koala to Lynx my wireless stopped working
[14:18] <LinuxGuy2009> rockey: Sorry I don't know much about 'crap'
[14:18] <ae86-drifter> Lynx is the worst release ever
[14:18] <llutz> like karmic was, and jaunty, and ...
[14:18] <LinuxGuy2009> !ontopic
[14:18] <scatterp> how can i search for what depends on package asterisk ?
[14:18] <rockey> ok linux guy do you have much idea about decrypting folder in ubuntu ... the folder that was encrypted in 9.10
[14:19] <ne7work> !flash
[14:19] <madjoe> LinuxGuy2009: bingo! thanks!
[14:19] <Pici> scatterp: apt-cache rdepends asterisk
[14:19] <llutz> scatterp: apt-cache depends asterisk
[14:19] <scatterp> thanks
[14:19] <scatterp> thanks
[14:19] <kjele> Talu: just do a "cat /etc/default/grub" if you have problems
[14:19] <erUSUL> woodyjlw: genisoimage -dvd-video -o /home/$USER/mymovie.iso /path/to/video_ts/
[14:19] <Pici> llutz: that will show what asterisk depends on, not what depends on asterisk.
[14:19] <ae86-drifter> oh i forgot, ubuntu was design from ground-up to be unstable, thats right.
[14:19] <llutz> rdepends, right
[14:19] <LinuxGuy2009> scatterp: aptitude or synaptic and maybe even dpkg but not sure
[14:19] <Pici> :)
[14:19] <erUSUL> woodyjlw: that will create an iso you can burn normally
[14:19] <Talu> kjele: Alright.
[14:19] <erUSUL> woodyjlw: in your home folder
[14:19] <kaskus_boy> how bout crapcodile?
[14:19] <LinuxGuy2009> madjoe: glad I could help
[14:20] <scatterp> pici i need what depends on asterick
[14:20] <rockey> linux guy can you help me in decrypting my home folder (of ubuntu 9.10 ) in my present o.s (in 10.04)
[14:20] <woodyjlw> erUSUL,  ill try that. thanks
[14:20] <Talu> kjele: Hmm firefox seems to have crashed, gonna restart it.
[14:20] <Pici> scatterp: right,  apt-cache rdepends packagename   will show you that
[14:20] <scatterp> oh thanks ok testing
[14:20] <ae86-drifter> i will never use ubuntu distro again
[14:20] <rockey> any one  can you help me in decrypting my home folder (of ubuntu 9.10 ) in my present o.s (in 10.04)
[14:20] <guntbert> ae86-drifter: stop that ranting please
[14:21] <LinuxGuy2009> rockey: Whats the issue? Last time I experimented with folder encryption it just asks for the passkey or something.
[14:21] <hackFr0sT> can you tell us why ?
[14:21] <llutz> ae86-drifter: there are (felt) 2 mio others, pick what you like
[14:21] <rockey> well this time when i m trying it displays me a message saying untrusted source and i can only click on cancel
[14:21] <kjele> Talu: I just need to know what it says on line 6
[14:22] <ibqn> flash has no sound in chromium-browser, ideas hos to fix this issue?
[14:22] <ae86-drifter> guntbert i will if they make a release that is stable and stop this 6month deadline crap, so stupid
[14:22] <erUSUL> rockey: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory
[14:22] <kjele> Talu: And line 9
[14:22] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432763/ here.
[14:22] <guntbert> rockey: all you need to know about encrypting home: http://www.linux-mag.com/cache/7568/1.html
[14:22] <LinuxGuy2009> ibqn: 32bit or 64bit?
[14:22] <ibqn> LinuxGuy2009, 32bit
[14:22] <erUSUL> rockey: Recovering Your Data Manually <<< this section
[14:23] <guntbert> ae86-drifter: this channel is for support - your attitude won't get you anywhere
[14:23] <rockey> i have tried that way . but still it isn't working @erUSUL
[14:23] <LinuxGuy2009> ibqn: just look in the partner repo and install or download he deb from adobe website.
[14:23]  * ae86-drifter starts downloading mandriva
[14:23] <ibqn> LinuxGuy2009, everything works just fine, video and so on, but there is no sound
[14:23] <erUSUL> rockey: well this is as far as i can go
[14:23] <dany> ciaooooooo
[14:23] <dany> !list
[14:24] <markr_> I have the output of dpkg --get-selections from a 32-bits installation of karmic. Can I install all of these packages on a 64 bits version of 10.04?
[14:24] <rockey> ok .. lemme attempt that onece again :) @ erUSUL .. thnx :)
[14:24] <LinuxGuy2009> ibqn: Might need ubuntu-restricted-extras maybe?
[14:24] <kjele> Talu: ok. Can you run "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install grub2"
[14:24] <markr_> And if so, how?
[14:24] <LinuxGuy2009> ibqn: audio works in other apps I assume?
[14:24] <ibqn> LinuxGuy2009, yep flash in ff works just fine
[14:25] <lydie_> besoin d aide
[14:25] <LinuxGuy2009> ibqn: wow that is strange.
[14:25] <lydie_> spike french
[14:25] <LinuxGuy2009> ibqn: you running chrome or chromium?
[14:25] <ae86-drifter> whats the difference between using ; to seperate commands opposed to && ?
[14:25] <arand> !fr | lydie_
[14:25] <ibqn> LinuxGuy2009, chromium-brwoser
[14:25] <lydie_> spieak french
[14:25] <llutz> ae86-drifter: ; will execute 2nd comman in any case, && only if cmd1 was successful
[14:25] <Talu> kjele: Okay
[14:26] <kjele> ae86-drifter: If the first command return something else than 0 then the second command won't execute
[14:26] <blue_anna> ae86-drifter: && is a logical operator, if the first part of && errrors out, the second won't run
[14:26] <LinuxGuy2009> ibqn: hmm im running chromium with flash in 32bit install and all works fine.
[14:26] <lydie_> oki
[14:26] <ae86-drifter> llutz oh ok cool
[14:26] <oi> Hi guys!!
[14:26] <oi> Hi have a english question
[14:26] <hkBst> after upgrading from Koala to Lynx my wireless stopped working. It keeps asking for the password and then seems to be trying, but it doesn't succeed in associating anymore.
[14:26] <lydie_> pleas ù
[14:27] <oi> How do you call in english the direction boards on the road?
[14:27] <lydie_> qui parle français
[14:27] <ae86-drifter> hkBst, did you try booting to youre old kernel?
[14:27] <scatterp> oi signs this is the wrong channel for english questions
[14:27] <kjele> oi: Signs?
[14:27] <LinuxGuy2009> hkBst: Can you connect with the live cd session?
[14:27] <Gozar> Any fix for this? Ubuntu 10.04 with Asus EN8400GS with Nouveau drivers, two monitors. The other monitor loses the mouse pointer when, well, I think it has to do with starting LyX and Qt? Anyone with a 8400GS, or just using the Nouveau drivers with two monitors who can test it? Install LyX and see if the other monitor loses mouse pointer..
[14:27] <ibqn> LinuxGuy2009, good for you, but this will no help me :-)
[14:27] <hkBst> ae86-drifter: I don't seem to have a grub boot menu anymore.
[14:27] <oi> scatterp: can you indicate me a better channel?
[14:28] <lydie_> je peux avoir de l aide
[14:28] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432764/
[14:28] <Anzufvytar> lydie_: moi, mais, il faut aller sur #ubuntu-fr pour avoir plus de support
[14:28] <ae86-drifter> i am having major problems with apt-get, whenever i upgrade this package fails: libatk-1.0-dev_1.30.0-0ubuntu2_i386.deb
[14:28] <blue_anna> lydie_: parle-vouz français? is a #ubuntu-fr avec /join #ubuntu-fr
[14:28] <scatterp> oi #help would be a good example
[14:28] <kaskus_boy> lydie?hao hu chiang cang
[14:28] <oi> sorry for disturbing then..
[14:28] <blue_anna> kaskus_boy: mandarin? ::)
[14:28] <jorn> I've just upgraded to Lucid and have serious problems with my ATI Radeon 9800 gfx card. The screens is flickering and I can't get any resolution higher than 1024x768.
[14:28] <LinuxGuy2009> ibqn: please lets not be smart with each other, I was just pointing out that I have the same and it works and not sure why yours is not.
[14:28] <cruejones> Hi, anyone on who has a fully working 10.4 preseed file?  For some reason the locale and keyboard directives are not being accepted and I am forced to manually select them.
[14:29] <kaskus_boy> no,new ethnic language:)
[14:29] <node0> how can i make vi behave like in centos? (for example, making the arrow keys work)
[14:29] <hkBst> LinuxGuy2009: I don't have a live cd, right now.
[14:29] <ae86-drifter> hkBst well u should configure it to show on boot
[14:29] <guntbert> !ot | kaskus_boy
[14:29] <erUSUL> node0: install vim (by default is vim-tiny afaik)
[14:29] <LinuxGuy2009> hkBst: live cd would rule out an upgrade issue.
[14:29] <ibqn> LinuxGuy2009, probably I have found a bug report about it, https://bugs.launchpad.net/chromium-browser/+bug/410407
[14:30] <blue_anna> !zn | kaskus-boy
[14:30] <blue_anna> :P
[14:30] <ae86-drifter> !diff | vi vs vim
[14:30] <hkBst> LinuxGuy2009: thanks, I'll keep it in mind.
[14:30] <node0> i'm new to ubuntu.. do i install though apt-get?
[14:30] <kjele> Talu: hm.. What does "update-grub" says?
[14:30] <kaskus_boy> sorry boss:)
[14:30] <node0> how do i check which version of vim is installed in a machine?
[14:30] <VCoolio> node0: apt-cache policy vim
[14:30] <kaskus_boy> can i install seven in ubuntu?
[14:30] <Talu> kjele: Nothing happens when i use that line.
[14:31] <kjele> Talu: With sudo
[14:31] <Talu> kjele: Tried it, still nothing.
[14:31] <LinuxGuy2009> hkBst: all current updates?
[14:31] <node0> it says   Installed: (none)
[14:31] <node0>   Candidate: 1:7.1-138+1ubuntu3.1
[14:31] <Talu> kjele: This is all i got /etc/default/grub: 9: splash: not found
[14:32] <VCoolio> node0: there you go then, you don't have it, and currently newest  available version in your repos is that one
[14:32] <node0> so.. apt-get install vim?
[14:32] <VCoolio> node0: yep
[14:33] <kjele> Talu: ok Talu edit with "gksu gedit /etc/default/grub" and remove splash from line 9
[14:34] <node0> thats cool!.. how do i see a list of installed packages?
[14:34] <VCoolio> node0: check the options on apt-cache, dpkg and dpkg-query; they have nice features, no need for synaptic or other slow gui
[14:34] <node0> i'm running a server
[14:34] <node0> i have only shell access
[14:34] <hexdump_> Hello everyone!
[14:34] <Talu> kjele: Hmm theres nothing at that line.
[14:34] <markitoxs> on ubuntu server, if one of the drives in /etc/fstab is not connected, the system hangs there at startup, how can i avoid this behaviour?
[14:34] <node0> i'm trying to uninstall all packages thats not required by a server
[14:35] <LinuxGuy2009> node0: aptitude is a nice one stop shop
[14:35] <node0> like gnome
[14:35] <Talu> kjele: Oh wait, there is a splash one, thats the one i have to remove?
[14:35] <kjele> Talu: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=“quiet splash acpi_osi=Linux”
[14:35] <kjele> Talu: Just the word splash
[14:35] <kjele> Talu: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=“quiet acpi_osi=Linux”
[14:36] <Talu> kjele: Done.
[14:36] <kjele> Talu: Save the file again
[14:36] <rafa> olaaa
[14:36] <llutz> markitoxs: add "noauto" to the options of those fs
[14:36] <Talu> kjele: done.
[14:36] <kjele> Talu: Then "update-grub"
[14:37] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432770/
[14:38] <node0> LinuxGuy2009: how do i use aptitude to show all packages?
[14:38] <ae86-drifter> any good reasons to contine using ubuntu instead of installing mandriva? seriously please honestly, i'm not being smart
[14:38] <markitoxs> llutz, that works, thank you
[14:39] <LinuxGuy2009> node0: look in "installed packages" list?
[14:39] <llutz> !ot > ae86-drifter
[14:39] <rocket16> Hey friends, why can't we add IRC contacts on Empathy?
[14:39] <kjele> Talu: good! "sudo apt-get install linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic linux-generic linux-image-generic"
[14:39] <lucid_lynx> what is the COM1 equivalent in Linux?
[14:39] <llutz> lucid_lynx: /dev/ttyS0
[14:39] <node0> LinuxGuy2009: where is that list?
[14:39] <LinuxGuy2009> node0: in aptitude
[14:39] <LinuxGuy2009> cant miss it
[14:39] <lucid_lynx> llutz: okay, thanks
[14:39] <hexdump_> Anybody here familiar with tovid?
[14:39] <bullgard4> '~$ gdb /usr/lib/seamonkey-2.0.4/seamonkey-2.0; "/usr/lib/seamonkey-2.0.4/seamonkey-2.0": not in executable format: File format not recognized; (gdb) ' '~$ file /usr/lib/seamonkey-2.0.4/seamonkey-2.0; /usr/lib/seamonkey-2.0.4/seamonkey-2.0: POSIX shell script text executable.' I do not understand the first error message in view of the 2nd result.
[14:40] <Talu> kjele: http://imagebin.org/96703
[14:40] <llutz> bullgard4: sounds like gdb needs binary files to work on, not shellscripts
[14:40] <LinuxGuy2009> node0: You just wanting a list of all installed packages?
[14:40] <mgmuscari> this seems like a pretty troublesome warning to see during kernel compilation: "warning: array subscript is above array bounds"
[14:40] <lucid_lynx> by the way, I want to enable a serial port for Windows XP in VirtualBox, but should I choose "Host Pipe", "Host Device" or "Host File" as port mode?
[14:40] <bullgard4> llutz: hm.
[14:40] <mgmuscari> that doesn't sound like a buffer overflow waiting to happen...
[14:41] <node0> yes.. and to remove some of them thats not required in a server?
[14:41] <BCMM> what kernel parameter will make ubuntu start without X?
[14:41] <node0> if there's a guide to make a lean ubuntu server that would be great
[14:41] <kjele> Talu: keep the local version currently installed
[14:41] <node0> i would not require x server or gnome
[14:41] <Talu> kjele: Okidoki
[14:41] <node0> i'm looking for somethnig like yum group-uninstall
[14:41] <llutz> node0: tasksel
[14:42] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432774/
[14:42] <node0> llutz: whats a task?
[14:42] <AmberJ> If there are entries for two repos in sources.list...one contains older version while other contains newer version of some program....how do I tell APT to download a particular version from a particular repo?
[14:42] <llutz> !info tasksel > node0
[14:42] <LinuxGuy2009> node0: if you want to convert your desktop install to an exact copy of what you get with the server install cd then, "tasksel". Remove ubuntu-desktop and add whatever server stuff you might need.
[14:43] <White_Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[14:43] <kjele> Talu: Looks very good. "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[14:44] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432775/
[14:44] <JayBond> hello
[14:44] <JayBond> how to create grub loader when im install 2 type of OS ubuntu and Win???
[14:45] <LinuxGuy2009> JayBond: install windows first
[14:45] <White_Horse> JayBond Just instal windows first then install ubuntu
[14:45] <kjele> Talu: Looks like everything is fixed now. However, we should install grub to the mbr just to be sure
[14:45] <JayBond> already install windows
[14:45] <Talu> kjele: Okidoki.
[14:45] <kjele> Talu: "sudo fdisk -l"
[14:45] <JayBond> but after im install ubuntu
[14:45] <JayBond> only ubuntu can but
[14:45] <LinuxGuy2009> JayBond: then install ubuntu
[14:45] <node0> hmm it removed apache-mpm etc
[14:46] <AmberJ> Anyone?
[14:46] <LinuxGuy2009> !anyone
[14:46] <White_Horse> JayBond You can not install ubuntu first MUST install windows first
[14:46] <hkBst> When I am booting I don't get a grub boot menu anymore, nor an option to press ESC or any other key to see it.
[14:46] <Talu> kjele: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432778/
[14:46] <mgmuscari> hkBst: hold shift on boot
[14:47] <rsvp> root is running two processes both called "backend" and taking up 80% CPU <== is this UNUSUAL if it persists for a long time?
[14:47] <AmberJ> LinuxGuy2009, I already asked my question but it went un-noticed. Here: If there are entries for two repos in sources.list...one contains older version while other contains newer version of some program....how do I tell APT to download a particular version from a particular repo?
[14:47] <hkBst> thanks mgmuscari
[14:47] <kjele> Talu: "sudo grub-install /dev/sda"
[14:48] <Talu> kjele: Installation finished. No error reported.
[14:48] <JayBond> White_Horse :: im already Install win 1st, after dat im istall ubuntu but after finishing installing the grub loader not display.after im switch on my pc only ubuntu can boot
[14:49] <kjele> Talu: Then everything is done. I have no idea why the boot option is disable. But we can look into that now if you want
[14:49] <kjele> Talu: splash*
[14:49] <Talu> kjele: Sure, i got all time needed :]
[14:49] <White_Horse> JayBond then you did not tell ubuntu where to install grub correctly
[14:49] <JayBond> izit on hd0
[14:49] <kjele> Talu: okey open /etc/default/grub and add splash to that line again
[14:50] <Talu> kjele: Added
[14:50] <erUSUL> AmberJ: aptitude install package=version
[14:50] <a5h15h> hello everyone
[14:50] <erUSUL> !pinning | AmberJ see also
[14:50] <kjele> Talu: save and run update-grub
[14:50] <a5h15h>  could someone suggest me a nice IDE?
[14:50] <JayBond> White_Horse::iizit on hd0?? bcoz im already try install 2 of them when boot can chose either one.but its nothing
[14:51] <a5h15h> easy to setup,use
[14:51] <erUSUL> a5h15h: for what language ?
[14:51] <AmberJ> Thanks erUSUL
[14:51] <a5h15h> c
[14:51] <erUSUL> a5h15h: no problem
[14:51] <White_Horse> JayBond NO
[14:51] <flithm> hey all... if I have a broken package that won't uninstall, how can I force its removal?  I've tried dpkg --force-all -P, but it still errors out while uninstalling
[14:51] <erUSUL> a5h15h: anjuta ?
[14:51] <AmberJ> a5h15h, geany
[14:51] <Talu> kjele: /etc/default/grub: 9: splash: not found
[14:51] <erUSUL> AmberJ: no problem
[14:51] <kerozene> so I'm choosing a distro for a web server, have some experience with centos but the lack of up-to-date packages is annoying. will ubuntu lts help?
[14:51] <flithm> kerozene: yes
[14:51] <AmberJ> a5h15h, codeblocks does C/C++ iirc
[14:51] <JayBond> White_Horse::then how come???
[14:52] <jetienne> kerozene: only if you want to have no ui :)
[14:52] <White_Horse> windows uses hd0 linux uses /dev/sda
[14:52] <AmberJ> JayBond, tried AutosuperGRUBdisk
[14:52] <AmberJ> ?
[14:52] <kjele> Talu: ok remove the splash again
[14:52] <JayBond> ohhh
[14:52] <Talu> kjele: Hmm can this have to do that i use Art Manager?
[14:52] <kerozene> jetienne: it's for a vps
[14:52] <kjele> art manager??
[14:52] <JayBond> White_Horse :: ok tq
[14:53] <Talu> kjele: Yes, Art manager for gnome art. Gnome-look.org
[14:53] <White_Horse> is there anyone here at all that knows anything about printers i have been here for almost 2 hours at not one person looked at pastebin yet
[14:53] <White_Horse> JayBond your welcome
[14:53] <a5h15h> erUSUL, i've tried anjuta but i'm not able to use to it
[14:53] <kjele> Talu: Maybe... It does look old. We use plymouth now
[14:53] <jetienne> kerozene: if you need no ui, you are fine. just not 10.04. way too ytoung for that
[14:53] <Talu> kjele: That might be the problem then.
[14:53] <a5h15h> googled for tutes but to no avail
[14:53] <kerozene> yeah, I figured
[14:54] <White_Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[14:54] <a5h15h> erUSUL, googled for tutes but to no avail
[14:54] <AmberJ> JayBond, If you want to do it manually, you can try as mentioned here: http://bytes.com/topic/unix/answers/800560-wheres-my-grub
[14:54] <kjele> Talu: It says that the project is not maintained any longer
[14:54] <erUSUL> a5h15h: try geany then
[14:54] <Talu> kjele: Then that is definetly the problem xD
[14:54] <kjele> Talu: unless you using the gnome-art next gen
[14:55] <a5h15h>  erUSUL ,is it easy to use? i'm new to this stuff(programming)
[14:55] <Talu> kjele: Hmm not sure, i got Art Manager of SC
[14:55] <erUSUL> a5h15h: never used it so i dunno
[14:56] <EvaLuaTe> hello. I just bought a new acer 5740 laptop and installed ubuntu 10.04 (amd64) on it. The only issue I'm having with it is that the touchpad isn't working. Would anyone be willing to help me set it up please?
[14:56] <a5h15h> erUSUL,how are you suggesting me then?
[14:56] <kjele> Talu: Well you can remove art if you want
[14:56] <Talu> kjele: Yeah and change to plymouth.
[14:56] <a5h15h> AmberJ, is geany easy to use/
[14:56] <a5h15h> AmberJ, i'm new to this stuff
[14:56] <erUSUL> a5h15h: you asked for ide. i knew of a few; i told you. nothing less nothing more
[14:56] <JayBond> how can i login Kde on ubuntu???
[14:57] <haavaros> I'm trying to find a 10.04 iso for intel 64 bit ... I can't find it? I do find a amd64 image, as well as a i386. Is it one of those?
[14:57] <llutz> JayBond: select kde session at gdm-login
[14:57] <a5h15h> erUSUL, alright thanks for the help anyways
[14:57] <kjele> JayBond: When you press on your username at gdm at the bottom select kdm
[14:57] <EvaLuaTe> haavaros: the 64 bit version is named amd64. it works with all 64 bit processors
[14:57] <kjele> JayBond: kde*
[14:57] <haavaros> EvaLuaTe: Ok, thank you.
[14:57] <JayBond> ohh
[14:57] <josue> yes
[14:57] <JayBond> kjele :: tq
[14:58] <EvaLuaTe> haavaros: sure :)
[14:58] <AmberJ> a5h15h, Yes. geany is pretty easy to use.
[14:58] <AmberJ> a5h15h, just make sure you have geany, gcc, g++ (install using apt) and all will be as easy as point and click, imo
[14:59] <Traveler> hi all. I recently installed ubuntu lucid and office 2007 in it. It seems to work ok but the font don't display like they should in the document. Anyway to get it to work right?
[14:59] <kjele> JayBond: Another way is to edit your ~/.dmrc file and write kde instead of gnome.
[14:59] <AmberJ> a5h15h, what compiler are you going to use?
[14:59] <Talu> kjele: Cheers, now i can install programs without getting an error.
[14:59] <a5h15h> AmberJ, cant i use software center to install?
[14:59] <kjele> Talu: Good
[14:59] <Talu> kjele: Thanks alot for the help, kjele.
[15:00] <mguy> Traveler: which fonts? They won't look the same as in Windows because of the font rendering subsystem
[15:00] <AmberJ> a5h15h, yes. you can use it too.
[15:00] <kjele> Talu: next time you upgrade grub you might want to take the new version of the configuration file.
[15:00] <mime_> hi, does alsa come by default in ub. 9.04 jant. jak? if not, it is recommanable to install it?
[15:00] <mime_> thnx
[15:00] <Talu> kjele: Hmm i see.
[15:00] <a5h15h> AmberJ, is there any way to check if g++ is installed?
[15:00] <Talu> kjele: grub2 is the newest though?
[15:01] <kjele> Talu: you have grub2 now
[15:01] <AmberJ> type 'g++' at command line. If it's installed, it will says "gcc: no input files"
[15:01] <AmberJ> a5h15h, ^^
[15:01] <EvaLuaTe> hello. I just bought a new acer 5740 laptop and installed ubuntu 10.04 (amd64) on it. The only issue I'm having with it is that the touchpad isn't working. Would anyone be willing to help me set it up please?
[15:01] <Talu> kjele: Hmm grub was the boot, right?
[15:01] <BCMM> after a dist-upgrade, /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/sis671_drv.so is missing, and i can't remember which package it came from
[15:01] <a5h15h> AmberJ, its installed
[15:01] <Gozar> EvaLuaTe: Tried googling?
[15:01] <kjele> Talu: yea the file you edit without splash etc
[15:01] <BCMM> is there a website that will tell you which package installs a specific file?
[15:01] <hkBst> with the older kernel 2.6.31.X my wireless associates with no problem
[15:01] <Talu> kjele: Aha, i see.
[15:02] <EvaLuaTe> Gozar: yeah, didn't find anything useful though. If you have a link for me I'd be very thankful
[15:02] <kjele> http://imagebin.org/96703 the first option of it
[15:02] <AmberJ> a5h15h, install geany and there you go. There's also #geany on freenode if you want more help
[15:02] <Talu> kjele: I wonder though why i didnt have grub2, maybe as i upgraded from Karmic to Lucid?
[15:02] <White_Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[15:03] <a5h15h> AmberJ, appreciate your help,thaks again
[15:03] <kjele> Talu: you have grub2. It is called grub-pc . grub2 package is just another package that will install grub-pc
[15:03] <Pici> Talu: grub is not upgraded when you move from one release to the next.
[15:03] <AmberJ> np a5h15h
[15:03] <Talu> Pici: Alright, shall remember that :]
[15:04] <Gozar> EvaLuaTe: Nothing in System > Preferences > Mouse?
[15:04] <KnightStalker> do all of the packages and users and configs remain after I upgrade to next release? 9.1 => 10
[15:04] <Talu> kjele: Okidoki,.
[15:04] <hkBst> hkBst: but with the newer kernel it doesn't associate
[15:04] <wizard_> How do I ignore parts/joins in XCHAT?
[15:04] <EvaLuaTe> Gozar: well, there _is_ a tab named 'Touchpad', if it's this what you mean...
[15:04] <Gozar> EvaLuaTe: Ya, and that doesn't work?
[15:05] <EvaLuaTe> Gozar: well, no, this is why I'm asking... :)
[15:05] <Gozar> EvaLuaTe: Ah :)
[15:06] <KaiForce> anyone aware of a problem with Pulseaudio that causes the console to go wonky (black screen with flashing "junk" on the screen) and also prevents you from switching to a terminal (via ctrl+alt+F1 for example?)  If i mute sound, it doesn't happen.  System is compaq evo P4 with integrated everything
[15:06] <amir_varasteh>  hi , i wanna move my home partition into a larger partition ! now i create a new partition and i copied all home data into that ... so what should i do now ? how can i replace the new home ?
[15:07] <jorn> exit
[15:07] <Traveler> mguy: arial font, this is how it shows in wine http://dl.dropbox.com/u/136965/CapturaEcra.png and this is how it showed in windows http://dl.dropbox.com/u/136965/CapturaEcra-1.png
[15:07] <llutz> !home > amir_varasteh
[15:08] <KaiForce> !home > KaiForce
[15:08] <amir_varasteh> ubottu: reading ...
[15:08] <mguy> Traveler: the fonts won't look the same because they are drawn differently. Obviously if you print them they will look the same
[15:09] <kjele> Talu: But if you really want to learn and take the risk you can "sudo apt-get remove --purge grub-pc && sudo apt-get install grub-pc
[15:09] <mime_> hey I have the sound theme manager installed on ub. 9.04 but the assigned sounds dont work, any idea and thnx
[15:10] <Evolution> does ubuntu 10.04 have anything like rhel/fedora's chkconfig to enable/disable services on boot ?
[15:10] <Evolution> I'm not seeing anything in the documentation for it.
[15:10] <Wanderer> Anyone having problems with Handbrake since Lucid came out?
[15:10] <ppannuto> boot or gdm/kdm login?
[15:10] <Evolution> pandialo: on boot.
[15:11] <Evolution> pandialo: for things like ssh, mysql server, apache, etc.
[15:11] <Evolution> I want them installed for dev work, but I don't want them running all the time.
[15:11] <Evolution> I'd like to be able to turn them off on boot, and simply launch them when I need them.
[15:11] <KaiForce> Evolution:  http://lmgtfy.com/?q=disable+services+ubuntu
[15:11] <markr_> What does this mean?  680.352561] CE: hpet increasing min_delta_ns to 22500 nsec
[15:11] <poop23> Does anyone know of a cross-platform open software that allows for both musical notation and on-screen keyboard input http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/img/nwc21scrn.png like that
[15:12] <kjele> !google | KaiForce
[15:12] <pyrophelia> is it possible to get a hostname from a non-routable IP if there is no internal dns server?
[15:12] <markr_> I also sometimes get "clock-source unstable" followed by a time measured in nanoseconds that runs in the seconds.
[15:12] <gargam3l> I upgraded the ati video driver on my ibm w500 laptop - screen went dead. ne1 know about issues with the ati/amd fglrx graphics driver?
[15:12] <ppannuto> Evolution: ubuntu replaced the standard system V init with upstart, found here: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/ , so tools like chkconfig that manage init scripts won't work
[15:12] <poop23> KaiForce: On the other hand, http://lmgtfy.com/ is pretty good
[15:12] <poop23> KaiForce lol
[15:13] <poop23> ...oh wait
[15:13] <poop23> LOL
[15:13]  * Evolution smacks KaiForce 
[15:13] <poop23> haha
[15:13] <EvaLuaTe> I just bought a new acer 5740 laptop and installed ubuntu 10.04 (amd64) on it. The only issue I'm having with it is that the touchpad isn't working. Would anyone be willing to help me set it up please?
[15:13] <KaiForce> if Evolution can use chkconfig, he can read how to disable services in Ubuntu
[15:13] <Evolution> KaiForce: just because I hit you with a lmgtfy in centos doesn't mean it carries here!
[15:13] <KaiForce> lol
[15:13] <IdleOne> KaiForce: please do not use lmgtfy links. it is considered insulting and not acceptable in Ubuntu channels.
[15:13] <KnightStalker> do all of the packages and users and configs remain after I upgrade to next release? 9.1 => 10
[15:13] <KaiForce> idleone:  thanks, i've been corrected already.
[15:13] <Evolution> IdleOne: it's fine. KaiForce and I have a history in #centos.
[15:13] <amir_varasteh> ubottu : i entered " sudo mv /home  /old_home "  --> mv: cannot move `/home' to `/old_home': Device or resource busy
[15:13] <Evolution> IdleOne: I didn't take any offense to it,
[15:14] <Evolution> just a friendly jab.
[15:14] <IdleOne> Evolution: that is fine but we don't use those links in Ubuntu.
[15:14] <walkingHeadache> how stable is the latest wubi installer?
[15:14] <Vigo> KnightStalker: Usually yes, I still make backups , just in case.
[15:14] <arvind_khadri> amir_varasteh, did you create /old_home ?
[15:14] <Evolution> I guess that explains why there's 1800 folks in here, and only 400 in #cnetos.
[15:14] <Evolution> er centos.
[15:15] <KnightStalker> centos is crap...
[15:15] <Evolution> so is update-rc.d the new sexiness for upstart?
[15:15] <Marco___> hello everybody
[15:16] <amir_varasteh> arvind_khadri: yes ! i have it
[15:16] <Marco___> can I ask a question about kubuntu installation?
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> Evolution:  no.. that command has been around for ages. for the sysv stuff
[15:16] <mguy> Evolution: Nope, doesn't do much
[15:16] <Marco___> it's hw related
[15:16] <Evolution> ah.
[15:16] <poop23> who programs ubottu?
[15:16] <IdleOne> Marco___: ask and someone will answer if they know
[15:16] <developer> how to ssh into a remote machine??
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> !ubottu
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> developer:  ssh remotemachine
[15:17] <llutz> developer: man ssh (ssh user@remote)
[15:17] <poop23> Dr_Willis: I just meant, who has the power to change the things he says
[15:17] <Pici> poop23: The operators of the Ubuntu IRC channel, see ubottu's usage page above about submitting your own factoids.
[15:17] <Mean_Admin> Enlightenment took over my gnome session and doesn't wanna let go, how can I remove it?
[15:17] <Marco___> When I try to install Kubuntu on my pc, it can't detect my hard disk
[15:17] <poop23> ah
[15:17] <Marco___> does anybody know why?
[15:17] <Marco___> or what it could be?
[15:18] <kjele> The bot is not that smart.. Found errors before.
[15:18] <moderat> hello
[15:18] <developer> llutz, is there any way to excecute a command in other machine without loging in
[15:18] <moderat> how I open telnet on backtrack
[15:18] <arvind_khadri> amir_varasteh, as you are doing mv on a mounted system, it cant be moved, you can do a cp rather, you are taking a backup i believe
[15:18] <ae86-drifter> moderat goto #backtrack
[15:18] <poop23> lol ubottu has its own domain name
[15:18] <Pici> moderat: We do not support backtrack here, please ask in their support channel:  #backtrack-linux
[15:18] <kjele> developer: Sure if you can find a way to enter a door without open the door first
[15:18] <llutz> developer: ssh remote ' command'
[15:19] <boblacky> \join #belswing
[15:19] <ppannuto> developer: do you mean so you don't have to type your password? set up public / private keys: http://pkeck.myweb.uga.edu/ssh/
[15:19] <KaiForce> Marco tell us about your disk controller
[15:19] <llutz> moderat: you have been told several time at #debian where to ask
[15:19] <Vigo> Marco__: Could be many things, md5, bad burn, bad sectors on the disk or corrupt boot/grub. Is tough to answer for me.
[15:19] <Marco___> KaiForce: what do you want to know specifically?
[15:19] <snypzz> installing 10.04 on Aspire 840G I7 with 8 gigs of ram will ubuntu 10.04 recognize all 8 gigs of ram...?
[15:20] <KaiForce> Marco:  what disk controller are you using?
[15:20] <amir_varasteh> arvind_khadri: i have a backup on dvd . now i want to replace new home.
[15:20] <developer> ppannuto, kjele llutz thank you
[15:20] <llutz> developer: you also can use ssh-keys and forced-commands
[15:20] <Gozar> snypzz: Use 64 bit version for that
[15:20] <KaiForce> Is installer saying there are no available disks to install to? (for Marco)
[15:20] <arvind_khadri> amir_varasteh, then just copy the contents
[15:20] <Marco___> Kaiforce: yes
[15:21] <snypzz> thanks....
[15:21] <White_Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[15:21] <White_Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[15:21] <t11m> exit
[15:21] <Marco___> KaiForce: shows an exclamation icon on the upper left corner of the list and no disk at all
[15:21] <avi93> hey
[15:21] <avi93> is it possible to reset my source list?
[15:21] <antlong> has anyone encountered a situation where their keyboard does not work with vmware fusion with ubuntu 10
[15:21] <KaiForce> Marco:  what kind of system?  tell us about your disk / computer / disk controller
[15:21] <amir_varasteh> arvind_khadri: i copied all data s in home into new partition . my new partition is in sda11 . i edited fstab and changed the home to sda11 . but my chakra didn't start !
[15:22] <snypzz> love ubuntu going to it now just backed up the other system and will VBOX and wine to do other stuff I have to do, this should be interesting....
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> avi93:  find an original one and replace it.. of course you may want to make backups of yours in the future  befor you alter it.
[15:22] <Marco___> KaiForce: i'm not that expert in hwdisk... controller mean "sata"?
[15:22] <Marco___> *hw
[15:22] <snypzz> lets see what this I7 can really do....?
[15:23] <KaiForce> Marco:  right.  is it an onboard (i.e. built into your computers motherboard) controller?  or is it sata card?
[15:23] <Marco___> onboard
[15:23] <avi93> Dr_Willis: can u send me yours please?
[15:23] <KaiForce> when you boot, does the screen show the drive being recognized?
[15:23] <Marco___> yes, it's primary master
[15:24] <BaAckUp> hi
[15:24] <BaAckUp> ppl
[15:24] <White_Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[15:24] <White_Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[15:24] <KaiForce> Marco:  primary master indicates IDE disk, not sata
[15:24] <psusi> sda11?  you have ELEVEN partitions?
[15:24] <Pici> White_Horse: Please ask an actual question to the channel.  Posting a pastebin link with no context isn't going to get you any help.
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> White_Horse:  thats a bit rude to paste it twice.. and you could at least summarize the problem. You have reserched the printer at cups.org ?
[15:25] <Error404NotFound> looking for super simple notes keeping application with wiki like syntax
[15:25] <theGman> OK, installed and conf'd dancer-ircd dancer-services according to: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dancer-IRCD#Configuration Files However...
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> Error404NotFound:  ever try 'tiddlywiki' ?
[15:25] <KaiForce> Marco:  is that right?
[15:25] <Marco___> well... maybe i'm mistaken here... but it does show the disk at first position... maybe it lists sata devices before ide
[15:25] <arvind_khadri> amir_varasteh, did you do a mount -a after it ?
[15:25] <psidrum> anyone know a linux program that can slice images for web output similar to fireworks
[15:25] <KaiForce> Marco:  ok, but you are certain it is SATA
[15:25] <Marco___> i'll reboot and let you know, if you want
[15:25] <Error404NotFound> Dr_Willis, hmmm, the html/js based one file wiki?
[15:25] <White_Horse> my bad sorry but i was told to paste the error the printer is installed the driver is installed but it does not print at all
[15:25] <KaiForce> Marco:  not necessary.  did you just install the drive?
[15:25] <SocialistPig> psidrum gimp can do alot of things
[15:26] <amir_varasteh> arvind_khadri: no !
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> Error404NotFound:  thats it. Sort of works very well  depeing on how you want to custmoize it.
[15:26] <arvind_khadri> amir_varasteh, do it :)
[15:26] <Marco___> no
[15:26] <theGman> When I start dancer-services I get: HPath is an invalid directory, please check /etc/dancer-services/settings.conf I have that file open but I have NO idea what it SHOULD be set to?
[15:26] <Error404NotFound> Dr_Willis, yup, used it couple of times, was looking for more sortta desktop application :P ;)
[15:26] <KaiForce> Marco:  did it have another operating system on it that was working?
[15:26] <Marco___> it was installed about 2 years ago
[15:26] <amir_varasteh> arvind_khadri: how ?
[15:26] <White_Horse> Thats why i used pastebin to see why its not printing
[15:26] <arvind_khadri> amir_varasteh, sudo mount -a
[15:26] <theGman> Currently its set to: HPath              "/var/lib/dancer-services"
[15:26] <OerHeks> White_Horse, remove the usb plug from computer, wait 10 sec, and connect again ?
[15:27] <Dr_Willis> Error404NotFound:   bah! :)
[15:27] <amir_varasteh> arvind_khadri: first i should unmount the old home , yea ?
[15:27] <Error404NotFound> Dr_Willis, okay, okay :P
[15:27] <White_Horse> ok i will do that now
[15:27] <Dr_Willis> Error404NotFound:  i think that tomboy or other notes program can do similer things also
[15:27] <Marco___> yes, windows seven (actually it's the cause i'm changing the os)
[15:27] <Dr_Willis> Error404NotFound:  and sync to ubuntuone
[15:27] <pallgone> lemur: hi
[15:27] <KaiForce> Marco:  you want to wipe the disk and install Kubuntu, correct?
[15:27] <Evolution> Okay, in reading the docs, I see a number of apps that enable/disable services at startup. Which is more preferred? Boot-up Manager, update-rc.d, sysv-rc-conf ?
[15:27] <White_Horse> ok done
[15:27] <Marco___> KaiForce: for sure
[15:27] <theGman> Anyone know anything about this or where I can see more in-depth documentation?
[15:27] <lemur> pallgone: hi
[15:28] <OerHeks> White_Horse, now print a testpage.
[15:28] <pallgone> lemur: hi again
[15:28] <Marco___> KaiForce: if I succeed, that is
[15:28] <White_Horse> same thing nothing happens
[15:28] <KaiForce> anyone in channel:  is kubuntu install CD bootable (i.e. run without changing your computer) like the ubuntu disk?
[15:28] <White_Horse> its now at job #39
[15:28] <White_Horse> all test pages
[15:28] <water> oh
[15:28] <White_Horse> just says idle
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> theGman:  on what topic?
[15:29] <KaiForce> Marco:  can the Kubuntu CD boot to a desktop?
[15:29] <Dr_Willis> KaiForce:  Yes it is.
[15:29] <KaiForce> Dr_Willis:  thanks!
[15:29] <gisostallenberg> hi there, starting shorewall fails: "detectnets not allowed on interface with default route - eth0" - what am I doing wrong?
[15:29] <mode_rat> hello
[15:29] <theGman> Dr_Willis: What the settings should be in dancer-services/settings.conf?
[15:29] <mode_rat> how i open telnet
[15:29] <Marco___> KaiForce: i'm in irc into live-cd Kubuntu
[15:29] <KaiForce> Marco, if you boot the Kubuntu disk, can you run fdisk in a termina?
[15:30] <theGman> Dr_Willis: (See my other posts :P )
[15:30] <Marco___> KaiForce: yes... tried before
[15:30] <mode_rat> how i open telnet
[15:30] <KaiForce> Marco:  does fdisk see the disk?
[15:30] <Marco___> KaiForce: I'll retry then tell you what it says
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> theGman:   I would check the dancer homepage/wiki/docs   if the utulity has rather poor docs. it may be worth while to use an alterantive that is better documented.,
[15:30] <theGman> Dr_Willis: I've been googling my butt off with no success..
[15:30] <White_Horse> would some screen shots help Oerheks
[15:30] <theGman> Dr_Willis: Know of one?
[15:30] <Marco___> KaiForcE: "fdisk -l" right? gives no result at all
[15:30] <llutz> mode_rat: stop it
[15:30] <KaiForce> Marco:  fdisk /dev/sda?
[15:31] <Dr_Willis> theGman:  The program dosent even mention a 'homepage' when you google about it? Definatly time to find another program then.
[15:31] <mode_rat> what
[15:31] <llutz> !backtrack > mode_rat
[15:31] <Pici> KaiForce: you need sudo with fdisk -l :)
[15:31] <ManuB> hello, I just installed Xubuntu 10.04 on an old laptot HP6100 Pentium3 950MHz 256Mo RAM
[15:31] <Marco___> KaiForcE: unable to open dev/sda
[15:31] <gisostallenberg> starting shorewall fails: "detectnets not allowed on interface with default route - eth0" - what am I doing wrong?
[15:31] <KaiForce> Marco:  sudo fdisk /dev/sda
[15:31] <Dr_Willis> theGman:  many of those things often are based on another  that might have more docs..
[15:31] <Marco___> KaiForcE: ok, i was just suggesting that :)
[15:31] <theGman> Dr_Willis: Right. But which...THAT is the true question eh?
[15:32] <theGman> Dr_Willis: This: dancer-ircd-doc was installed but I have NO idea how to use it... o.O
[15:32] <ManuB> what the best web brower to use with Xubuntu10.04 with my very old laptop ? (pre-installed FireFox or other like chromium or ...)
[15:32] <White_Horse> The Device URI usb://Canon/iP1500 is not correct
[15:32] <SocialistPig> chromium is fastest
[15:32] <KaiForce> Marco:  good.  I would delete all the partitions and try install again
[15:33] <KaiForce> IFF you are sure that is what you want
[15:33] <Dr_Willis> theGman:  you looked in /usr/share/docs ? or was it /usr/share/doc ?
[15:33] <kjele> ManuB: Well if you can't run firefox then maybe w3m?
[15:33] <znc> Hey all, I am having trouble with oidentd only binding to ipv4 and not ipv6. I seem to recall having to run some command and changing a value like v6.bind.v4 to "1" insted of "0" but it's been so long, I forget the command.  Does this ring a bell to anyone?
[15:33] <Marco___> KaiForce: then... how do I delete the partitions?
[15:33] <theGman> Dr_Willis: I just saw the pkg as installed. So far...looking...
[15:33] <Marco___> KaiForcE: yes, i'm absolutely sure about it
[15:34] <KaiForce> Marco:  simple - hang on one sec I'll start fdisk
[15:34] <Marco___> KaiForce: you?!
[15:34] <KaiForce> i'll start it here so I can tell you exactly i meant :)
[15:34] <SirRedTooth> For some reason I cannot resize the ubuntu partition even if i use live cd
[15:34] <Talu> kjele: Hmm what kind of risk would that be?
[15:34] <llutz> znc: sysctl?
[15:34] <SirRedTooth> The extended file system which my linux partition is in, for some reason is used
[15:35] <KaiForce> Marco:  type p in fdisk and tell me how many partitions
[15:35] <SirRedTooth> even when i use live cd
[15:35] <blendmaster1024> anyone know gtk+ theming well enough to tell me if it's possible to make a widget size 0?
[15:35] <znc> llutz: ahhh, i think thats it.  thanks man,ill tke a look
[15:35] <theGman> Dr_Willis: Found that at any rate :P
[15:35] <kjele> Talu: an unbootable system. But the chance is nil unless you get a power outage or do not read correctly. The first time you need to remove all configuration files
[15:35] <Romeozor> hi, i recently switched to HDMI display (HD5850 + Samsung 2494hs) and whenever i want to load the latest ubuntu live cd (or usb) the screen just goes black after the ubuntu load screen. can anyone recommend a solution?
[15:36] <Talu> kjele: Hmm i see.
[15:36] <KaiForce> Romeozor:  is this by chance a laptop?
[15:36] <Marco___> KaiForce: 2... one was created before by me in Win7 to try another way to install Kubuntu (alternate version... but unfortunately i didn't have any disposable usb mass storage :( )
[15:36] <node0> how do i find out which ubuntu package installed one particular file?
[15:36] <llutz> node0: dpkg -S file
[15:36] <node0> in centos i coudl do rpm -q --whatprovides /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[15:36] <Romeozor> KaiForce, no, it's a p
[15:36] <Romeozor> c
[15:36] <node0> ah ok
[15:36] <Nubulis_Maximus> I'm running ubuntu 10.04, and i went to log into kde for the first time, and all i get is black screen, with mouse cursor
[15:36] <node0> thanks llutz
[15:36] <Nubulis_Maximus> any suggestions?
[15:36] <KaiForce> Marco:  use "d" to delete the partitions, then "w" to write the changes to the disk
[15:37] <KaiForce> Romeozor:  Acer perchance?
[15:37] <Gozar> Nubulis_Maximus: What did you install?
[15:37] <Marco___> KaiForce: thanks, I'll do it on the double
[15:37] <shop_linux> in ubuntu 10.04 after clean install my usb storage devices (external HDDs and flash drives) all performed very slow and then little by little they stopped working at all now if i plug one in nothing happens? what should i do? I have reinstalled 3 times and it happens everytime
[15:37] <Nubulis_Maximus> Gozar: what do u mean?
[15:37] <Marco___> KaiForce: done
[15:37] <mahound_> hello
[15:37] <Gozar> Nubulis_Maximus: Well, what packages, meta packages, did you install?
[15:37] <Marco___> KaiForce: can i install right away now?
[15:37] <ae86-drifter> hi
[15:38] <Spyzer> hi, i installed drapes as a desktop switcher for LXDE but its not working, do i have any alternative??
[15:38] <KaiForce> Marco:  OK..  You may need to reboot after to update the system with the new partition table, then you can try install again.  If it works please let me know so I'll be encouraged to help others in the future
[15:38] <Nubulis_Maximus> Gozar: just a few apps
[15:38] <Marco___> KaiForce: yes, I'll come here again and tell you the outcome
[15:38] <mahound_> recently, i started noticing red flashes in my videos... i'm using an nvidia card and i suspect this is due to the last software update
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  theres dozens of wallpaper changer tools out and in the repos.  You could even write a script to do it Once you determine a good command to change the wallpaper under lxde
[15:38] <Nubulis_Maximus> superkaramba, and a couple of irc clients
[15:38] <Romeozor> KaiForce, it's not related to acer, it's a custom pc
[15:38] <mahound_> does anybody have a clue about it?
[15:38] <Gozar> Nubulis_Maximus: Not the DE itself?
[15:38] <Marco___> KaiForcE: thanks in advance to you especially and to all the others :)
[15:39] <Nubulis_Maximus> guess not
[15:39] <Spyzer> Dr_Willis: so why is not drapes working for me?? I don't have gnome by the way...
[15:39] <rjg> hi, I have a tablet laptop - the pen works, but I cannot find a way to get a right click with it. The pen has 2 buttons, so I think I should be able to make one a right click. How do I do this?
[15:39] <kjele> Talu: Well it is not the end of the world if something wrong goes on. Just do not reboot the machine before you fix it.
[15:39] <bipolar> I'm using a preseeded PXE install, and trying to get virtualbox to install in it. However it seems the installer kernel is a diffrent version then the installed kernel, so the virtualbox install fails since /target doesn't have the headers for the installer kernel. Since I want this PXE install to just work though the life of the LTS, I need a way to make sure that changing kernel versions don't mess it up. Does anyone know of a way I could keep this
[15:39] <bipolar> installer reliable?
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  no idea. It does work for me under gnome. but i dont use lxde i find it rather... lacking
[15:39] <Nubulis_Maximus> Gozar: is it in the repositories?
[15:39] <Gozar> Nubulis_Maximus: That would explain the black screen
[15:39] <Gozar> Nubulis_Maximus: Ya, can't remember the name though
[15:40] <KaiForce> Romeozor:  ok, i had same problem on Acer laptop.   Try this:  http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-ubuntu-10-04-lts-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup.html
[15:40] <Nubulis_Maximus> Gozar: I'll have a look, thank you.
[15:40] <Romeozor> thanks, i'll give it a shot
[15:40] <Marco___> KaiForce: just created a new partition visible by Kubuntu :)
[15:40] <dan2> anybody know of a way to test to see if a serial connection is working?
[15:40] <Marco___> KaiForce: I'll proceed with installation now :) see you on the other side
[15:40] <KaiForce> Marco:  awesome, thanks for update
[15:41] <KaiForce> enjoy
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  drapes seems to use a lot of gnome stuff.. so you proberly want some alternative
[15:41] <ae86-drifter> Dr_Willis i think he means multiple desktop switching
[15:41] <Marco___> KaiForce: sure do :)
[15:41] <Sonsee> hi all, does somebody know how to get work mail, web and mysql server on ubuntu 9.04 with 100mb of RAM? ))) so it will not fail because of RAM? )
[15:41] <ae86-drifter> oops
[15:41] <avi93> i cant install anything from the ubuntu software center....
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> ae86-drifter:  well drapes is a 'wallpaper changer' so  someone is confused. :)
[15:41] <DJones> Romeozor: I had a similar blank screen on boot bug, i solved it using https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes and re-enabling KMS
[15:41] <Marco___> KaiForce: how do I format an hd?
[15:42] <White_Horse> Have a great day everyone, Thank-You all for giving this great support channel for newbie and Pro users of ubuntu P.S. Just some Friendly advice If you do not know the answer to something its better to just say up front and not let someone wait for over 3 hours just my 2 cents
[15:42] <alema0> Marco___,
[15:42] <alema0> using mkfs.* programs
[15:42] <Marco___> alema0: thanks
[15:42] <avi93> i cant install anything from the ubuntu software center.... its always says "canonical does not provide  update for X. some update may be provided by the ubuntu community" X= the software i try to install...
[15:42] <llutz> White_Horse: you really expect to get 1712 time "sorry no idea" here?
[15:42] <Romeozor> thanks
[15:42] <avi93> any ideas?
[15:43] <Marco___> KaiForce, alema0: best partition to use with Kubuntu?
[15:44] <KaiForce> Marco:  ext3 should be fine.  I don't know what default is
[15:44] <SocialistPig> ext4 is default and works fine too
[15:44] <Marco___> thanks :)
[15:45] <White_Horse> Well being an ircop on many networks for over 8 years I expect alittle more effort but I do understand that not all network admins are at my high standard of giving my 110% to everyone that needs help
[15:45] <shop_linux> anyone else having usb issues? only with storage devices?
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> Hmm. Bluetooth in 10.04 still needs work it seems. :( sending a file from pc1 to pc2 get 'an unknown error occured'  how... err.. lacking in real info. :)
[15:45] <gisostallenberg> starting shorewall fails: "detectnets not allowed on interface with default route - eth0" - what am I doing wrong?
[15:45] <blue_anna> how can I see top-like information for threads?
[15:45] <llutz> rofl, ymmd White_Horse
[15:45] <ynk> hey guys.
[15:46] <ynk> how do i check the version of a package BEFORE i do an "apt-get install"?
[15:46] <llutz> ynk: apt-cache policy
[15:46] <Pici> ynk: apt-cache show   or apt-cache policy
[15:46] <KaiForce> White_Horse what is issue? I mean tech issue, I don't care about the other issues
[15:46] <ynk> llutz: thanks, buddy.
[15:46] <ynk> Pici: thanks.
[15:47] <shop_linux> lol how can i be the only one its happening on two desktops and my laptop
[15:47] <White_Horse> KaiForce I have a Canon PIXMA iP1500 I installed the correct driver and it is connected and everything looks good but no matter what i do it will not print at all .
[15:47] <DenKain> How would I change my Documents folder to another folder?
[15:47] <ae86-drifter> shop_linux: maybe its the user
[15:48] <ChogyDan> shop_linux: whats the problem?
[15:48] <node0> i get the error # dpkg -S /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[15:48] <node0> dpkg: /etc/ssh/sshd_config not found.
[15:48] <node0> while i know service ssh is worknig and is taking /etc/ssh/sshd_config as the config file
[15:48] <iromli> anyone knows decent resources to learn PSD slicing using Gimp?
[15:48] <node0> how can i update the dpkg database?
 sudo updatedb )))
[15:48] <White_Horse> The Device URI usb://Canon/iP1500 is not correct I think
[15:49] <White_Horse> Canon PIXMA iP1500 http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/N33GEdJj
[15:49] <node0> Sonsee: just did that and its still showing not found
[15:49] <markr_> Why can I only use one server at a time to download packages?
[15:49] <DenKain> How would I change my Documents folder to another folder?
 ls -la /etc/ssh ?
[15:49] <Vigo> iromli: GIMP site or youtube, GIMP has a wealth of tutorials and man pages.
[15:50] <iromli> Vigo: thanks
[15:50] <Vigo> iromli: You are welcome.
[15:50] <markr_> Why cannot they just implement a 10 line shell script to download from e.g. 20 servers simultaneously?
[15:50] <node0> Sonsee: http://pastebin.com/52qzfhT8
[15:50] <KaiForce> White_Horse I'm looking at it
[15:50] <Labus> русские есть?)
[15:50] <ChogyDan> bipolar: how does it fail?
[15:51] <White_Horse> KaiForce thank you
[15:51] <jpds> markr_: Because then APT would freak out if the mirrors aren't in prefect sync.
[15:51] <Spyzer> kindly anyont tell me a WORKING desktop wallpaper switcher for LUBUNTU
[15:52] <Peter_1> can anyone help me. i cannot find how to svideo pal tv, it is ntsc now. i use nvidia-settings
[15:52] <jpds> markr_: Because APT checks the GPG signatures on the Releases files and breaks if they're not correct.
[15:52] <markr_> jpds: that sounds like a very silly excuse.
[15:52] <carlosgaldino> What's the major differences between using openjdk and the sun-java6 package?
[15:53] <markr_> markr_: it could also simply use the newest versions only.
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> carlosgaldino:  i hear some apps perfer the sun java.
[15:53] <markr_> jpds: it could also simply use the newest versions only.
[15:53] <ChogyDan> markr_: why do you want that?  I have a local repository that maxes my connection anyway...
[15:53] <markr_> ChogyDan: yes, you.
[15:53] <node0> how do i list all the files installed by one specific package?
 why do you do this? the reason?
[15:53] <kjele> carlosgaldino: Dr_Willis , Both are the same. Just that the version string is different...
[15:53] <KaiForce> White_Horse:  is the error log generated when printing?  Or installing?
[15:54] <White_Horse> printing
[15:54] <jpds> markr_: If you download Packages.gz from one mirror and try to download a package defined in that file from another mirror which isn't in sync with the other mirror, APT will fall on its face.
[15:54] <ChogyDan> markr_: have you tried out the repo finder?  That is how I got such a connection
[15:54] <llutz> node0: dpkg -L package
[15:54] <Vigo> Spyzer: Did you look at the LXDE sight?
[15:54] <shop_linux> lol not the user its the software.. i mean out of the box i should be able to use a flash drive i would think.. but it would only transfer at 1mb per sec or less.. now they wont even mount or show up at all
[15:54] <carlosgaldino> kjele: but is there possible to experience some issue because of using openjdk?
[15:54] <White_Horse> the print que is up to job #39
[15:54] <node0> Sonsee: just to get an understanding of dependencies
[15:54] <markr_> ChogyDan: if you install a few thousand packages at the same time with 10 mbit connection there is not a single server which gives you that.
[15:54] <White_Horse> cue*
[15:54] <Dr_Willis> kjele:  Ive heard of several people in here that rewuired the sun java for some specific apps to work. Ive not used it enough to even knotice any differances
[15:54] <llutz> node0: in case of sshd_config i would aave said "openssh-server" but it hasn't ...
[15:54] <node0> thanks llutz
[15:55] <yehia> hello everybody - iam trying to install new theme but with some themes  it tells me that GTK+themes is required .... any help with it ?
[15:55] <saliak> Has anyone had any experience getting a USB device to work over an IP network?  for example, i have a program i've written that allows me to control my robot via usb joystick, but when I use my robot, I'd rather not have to rely on the wired usb connection to control it.  ideally i could run my program on the robot, but use something that makes the usb driver detect the joystick connected to another computer on the network
[15:55] <markr_> ChogyDan: yes, I did.
 man dpkg
[15:55] <White_Horse> KiaForce i can upload some screen shots if you like ?
[15:55] <jpds> markr_: There is.
[15:55] <Marco___> I'm here again... mkfs doesn't work, it says that /dev/sda1 is in use... how do I unmount it?
[15:55] <kjele> carlosgaldino: Dr_Willis, if you compile the program yourself then no. But some crappy programs have hardcoded version string check and that does not work so very well.
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> saliak:  ive seen mention of some usb-over ip drivers.
[15:55] <node0> Sonsee: checking
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> saliak:  but never used them
[15:55] <ne7work> how I can see all in terminal writes?
[15:56] <brad[]> Hi folks. Can I invoke a script every time an input device is plugged in? Mouse or keyboard? What's the new way to do this?
[15:56] <markr_> jpds: I can download via torrent 1MB/s, but my package installations are never faster than 300KB/s.
[15:56] <ne7work> How can I watch everything that is written in the terminal?
[15:56] <llutz> brad[]: create an udev-rule
[15:56] <jpds> markr_: Which mirror are you using?
[15:56] <saliak> dr_w: i've seen a few in google searching, but not sure what works/doesn't and what the relative limitations are
[15:56] <yehia> hello everybody - iam trying to install new theme but with some themes  it tells me that GTK+themes is required .... any help with it ?
[15:56] <brad[]> llutz: Ah okay. is there documentation on how to do that?
[15:56] <Vigo> ne7work: man logs
[15:57] <kjele> carlosgaldino: The different in them now should be 2% different in source code.
[15:57] <llutz> brad[]: there should be tuts in the wiki or forum
[15:57] <ne7work> Vigo, how?
[15:57] <markr_> jpds: monobuntu.fr, but the official French mirror at work.
[15:57] <danpandrea> Hello! Does anybody have any idea how to activate the "Workspace Switcher", after being deleted from the bottom panel?
[15:57] <jpds> markr_: Then that would be a problem at your end.
[15:58] <markr_> jpds: why would that be?
[15:58] <Vigo> ne7work: in terminal type man logs , there are also many many ways to log TLI the Logfile is one.
[15:58] <Dr_Willis> danpandrea:  right click, add to panel  On the panel. Its one of those applets.
[15:58] <SocialistPig> danpandrea right click on panel and hit add to panel "workspace switcher"
[15:58] <jpds> markr_: It's not an official mirror: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[15:58] <SocialistPig> also control alt and over arrow keys changes workspace
[15:59] <carlosgaldino> kjele: how can i find the location for the openjdk to change in netbeans config file?
[15:59] <ne7work> Vigo, ne7work@ne7work-desktop:~$ man logs
[15:59] <ne7work> No manual entry for logs
[15:59] <obiwan_> guys is there any way to make cheese encode video in a better compressed format? i don't have a tv recorder so i record with my cam pointing at the tv screen and recording with cheese. but that takes humoungous loads of Mb
[15:59] <ne7work> ?
[15:59] <markr_> jpds: ... it was selected by the Ubuntu tool.
[15:59] <KaiForce> White_Horse:  anything logged in /var/log/messages when this happens?
[15:59] <kjele> carlosgaldino: locate openjdk
[15:59] <KaiForce> i mean trying to print?
[15:59] <danpandrea> Dr_Willis: thank you!
[15:59] <markr_> jpds: and I never implied that one was the official French mirror.
[15:59] <Labus> please help! error: root @ labus: / home / Chegevara # sudo apt-get install sun-java5-jre
[15:59] <Labus> Reading package lists ... Done
[15:59] <Labus> Building dependency tree
[15:59] <Labus> Reading state information ... Done
[15:59] <Labus> Package sun-java5-jre is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[15:59] <Labus> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[15:59] <Labus> is only available from another source
[15:59] <Labus> E: Package sun-java5-jre has no installation candidate
[15:59] <Labus> PS sorry for my english, I use a translator. I am from Russia.
[15:59] <FloodBot1> Labus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:59] <Vigo> ne7work: let me pull it up for you.
[15:59] <Spyzer> Vigo: I tried to google out this lxde sight but no leads... can u sort this out here??
[15:59] <node0> what is the equivalent of rpm in ubuntu and whats is the equivalent of yum?
[15:59] <jpds> markr_: Oh, wait, it is.
[15:59] <brad[]> Damn you'd think that'd be common sense by now.
[15:59] <obiwan_> node0: apt-get
[16:00] <swapy> hi
[16:00] <White_Horse> KiaFroce the error log is made from printing the printer is already installed now for over 1 week
[16:00] <carlosgaldino> kjele: but i found just .desktop files
[16:00] <obiwan_> node0: and aptitude , and dpkg
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> Labus:  its Not in the normal repos. Sun java is in the partners repo i belive
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> !java
[16:00] <swapy> i want  that some commands must exectute at startup
[16:00] <SocialistPig> labus is sun java 6
[16:00] <markr_> Labus: if you don't want to translate it, you just do LANG=C <some command>
[16:00] <swapy> how can i make script for that
[16:00] <abuayyoub> Hi, I was hoping someone could help me. I just installed Lucid on my x64 machine and I have a strange request. Can somone please send me an alternate download location for Skype for x64? My ISP has skype blocked so there is no real way for me to download it unless someone sends it to me directly or gives me a mirror site. I asked a friend but he sent me an EXE file lol
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> swapy:  bootup? or user login?
[16:00] <kjele> carlosgaldino: on my machine is /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/bin/java
[16:00] <kjele> carlosgaldino: sudo updatedb
[16:00] <swapy> just type commands in gedit and do it
[16:00] <node0> obiwan_: apt-get is the equivalent of rpm and dpkg is teh equivalent of yum?
[16:00] <swapy> ??
[16:00] <Spyzer> what is LXDE SIGHT??
[16:00] <jpds> markr_: Have you tried any other FR mirrors such as http://ftp.oleane.net/ubuntu/ ?
[16:00] <obiwan_> node0: look: dpkg is for managing already downloaded pakages, apt-get to manage pakage dependancies & install (through dpkg), and aptitude is a enhanced apt-get.
[16:00] <llutz> node0: other way round, moslty
[16:00] <Vigo> ne7work: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=43337
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> abuayyoub:  i was thinking skype was in the medibuntu repos.
[16:01] <yehia> hello everybody - iam trying to install new theme but with some themes  it tells me that GTK+themes is required .... any help with it ?
[16:01] <markr_> jpds: what is the point of providing a tool that doesn't give the right answer?
[16:01] <rjg> hi, I have a tablet laptop - the pen works, but I cannot find a way to get a right click with it. The pen has 2 buttons, so I think I should be able to make one a right click. How do I do this?
[16:01] <Vigo> Spyzer: http://lxde.org/
[16:01] <KaiForce> White_Horse:  I asked if anything was logged in /var/log/messages when you try to print
[16:01] <markr_> jpds: IMHO, the whole UI sucks.
[16:01] <node0> ok.. thanks obiwan_ llutz ... trying to get my bearings here
[16:02] <abuayyoub> Dr_Willis I don't think so... apt-get installs from skype.com server as well.
[16:02] <markr_> jpds: it should be an implementation detail.
[16:02] <abuayyoub> which is blocked
[16:02] <node0> the centos way of thinking and troubleshooting isnt worknig here
[16:02] <jpds> markr_: There was a session at UDS about improving the Update Manager UI.
[16:02] <MACscr> for people that need to run windows on their ubuntu system (not dual boot) and need multiple monitor support, what virtualization are you using? virtualbox? kvm? xen?
[16:02] <Dr_Willis> abuayyoub:  thats amuseing.. i bet wget is blocked also -->  wget http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-linux-beta-ubuntu-64
[16:02] <markr_> jpds: it should just get everything in paralell.
[16:02] <obiwan_> rjg: i don't know, but maybe looking for some 'your tablet model'+pen+linux will help
[16:02] <haavaros> I'm using gconf-editor to move window buttons back to the right corner. But only the 2 first buttons listed in 'button_layout' will show. Help pls?
[16:02] <markr_> jpds: that some packages might not be the same version can simply be ignored.
[16:02] <markr_> jpds: that is, redownloaded.
 you need to add repository with skype. See the man page of ubuntu.com
[16:03] <abuayyoub> Dr_Willis yes, I tried it lol but it's blocked as well.
[16:03] <obiwan_> guys is there any way to make cheese encode video in a better compressed format? i don't have a tv recorder so i record with my cam pointing at the tv screen and recording with cheese. but that takes humoungous loads of Mb
[16:03] <rjg> obiwan_ : thanks
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> !skype
[16:03] <ori> Question: i can use Internet explorer 7 or 8 through wine, no problem, right?
[16:03] <markr_> jpds: that is also how all parallelism in CPU bounded programs works.
[16:03] <White_Horse> KiaFroce Yes 2 files access.log and error.log
[16:03] <Kiowa_> vbjfkroi
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> ori:  err posibally lots of problems
[16:03] <ori> Dr_willis: so i have to go for ie4linux?
[16:03] <obiwan_> rjg np good luck
[16:03] <schlaftier> haavaros: what is the value of 'button_layout'?
[16:03] <White_Horse> KiaFroce i'll brb 2 mins ok thank you
[16:04] <Dr_Willis> ori:  why are you needing ie at all?
[16:04] <KaiForce> White_Horse:  i understand those two files, i'm asking about the messages file.  Also, please not my handle is KaiForce, not KiaFroce
[16:04] <abuayyoub> Dr_Willis think you could shoot me the deb? would be much obliged
[16:04] <haavaros> schlaftier: I guess you were on the right track, I probably had a spelling error. I've fixed it now
[16:04] <ori> Dr_willis: my sister needs something that only runs on IE.... its a one time thing
[16:05] <Vigo> ne7work: Gnome?
[16:05] <schlaftier> haavaros: good :) it's easy to get things messed up in gconf
[16:05] <Dr_Willis> ori:  thers no guarentee that it will work with ie in wine.
[16:05] <haavaros> schlaftier: I forgot a comma after the last button
[16:05] <abuayyoub> man so much has changed with Lucid. Last time I used ubuntu It was Daper
 whats this? that only with IE?
[16:05] <ravenx> how difficult would it be to program the mouse to "snap to" a default button in gnome?  do I need to read up on programming the gnome gui?
[16:05] <ori> sonsee: i dont think it really matters... something to do with a traffic ticket....?
[16:05] <ori> Ill try it, and let u guys know how it works
 Try firefox with all plugins enabled.
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> abuayyoub:  trying to figure out how to put it on UbuntuOne and share it
[16:06] <ori> sonsee:i use Chrome
[16:06] <swapy> Dr_Willis, user login
[16:06] <abuayyoub> I think Linux is nearly 100% ready to go full throttle main stream. My grandmother could use Lucid without any problems I think.
[16:06] <bros> According to the wiki, I need to enable a restricted package for my wireless connection to work. I am unable to have a wired connecion seutp in order to download this. Can I obtain the restricted package without being inside ubuntu so that I may put it on a USB stick and transfer it?
[16:06] <Vigo> ravenx: That package exists. is like Mouse Lock or something, it 'snaps' the mouse to a panel, a click or key macro releases it.
[16:07] <abuayyoub> Dr_willis man you're the man.
[16:07] <carlosgaldino> kjele: thanks for the help. it's working now.
 apt-get install firefox
[16:07] <Dr_Willis> abuayyoub:  but ubuntuone isent syncing
[16:07] <ori> sonsee: ok...
[16:07] <abuayyoub> Hey, just a question. In Xchat is there an easy way to reply to someone other than typing their full name out?\
[16:07] <jonathan__> hola
[16:07] <Dr_Willis> !tab | abuayyoub
[16:08] <abuayyoub> Dr_Willis can you send it to me on Yahoo? Msn etc?
[16:08] <node0> i still cant figure out which package installed /etc/ssh/sshd_config.. dpkg-query -S returns null.. can someone run this in your machine and tell me what the output it?
[16:08] <Vigo> !tab | abuayyoub:
[16:08] <node0> is*
[16:08] <ori> sonsee: o. i do have it
[16:08] <spiderbone> anyone want to help me with installing ubuntu 10?
[16:08] <ori> sonsee: what do i do now?
[16:08] <Sonsee> ori> )))
[16:08] <abuayyoub> thanks
[16:08] <node0> dpkg -L openssh-server doesnt list that
 try to run it.
[16:08] <KaiForce> spiderbone:  what help do you need
[16:08] <Sonsee> ))
[16:08] <node0> though it definitely uses that config file
[16:08] <spiderbone> could we take it in private this chat is a mess
[16:09] <node0> so i guess its a problem with dpkg database
[16:09] <ori> sonsee: how do ienble all plugins?
[16:09] <jonathan__> hablan español
 in settings
[16:09] <EvaLuaTe> hello
[16:09] <victor___> jonathaN, entra en #ubuntu-es
[16:09] <ori> sonsee preferences?
[16:09] <Vigo> !es | jonathan__
[16:09] <shop_linux> i think my usb ports are only functioning as 1.0 ports even though they are 2.0
[16:09] <shop_linux> how can i fix this?
[16:09] <spiderbone> well my problem is that the ubuntu installs just fine on vmware but won't install on the real computer
[16:09] <abuayyoub> Dr_Willis,  you can email it to me? Gmail?
[16:09] <KaiForce> Marco___: hang on, changing desktops
[16:10] <abuayyoub> that would work... google docs maybe? not sure what the size limit is tho
[16:10] <Dr_Willis> abuayyoub:  try http://drop.io/r5yh3us
[16:10] <ne7work> vigo yes gnome
[16:10] <ne7work> Vigo, yes gnome?
[16:10] <MavJac> I am new to ubuntu... would give up windows if photoshop would run on ubuntu.... my situtation...
 give the link of what works only with IE.
[16:10] <abuayyoub> Dr_Willis, you're the man. Thank you so much!
[16:10] <Vigo> ne7work: There is a log viewer in Gnome, you can set it to roll up or down.
[16:11] <psidrum> photoshop can run on ubuntu
[16:11] <Dr_Willis> abuayyoub:  if it works. I dont know what limits are on drop.io files.
[16:11] <psidrum> in virtualbox
[16:11] <White_Horse> sorry i am back KiaForce
 White_Horse:  i understand those two files, i'm asking about the messages file.  Also, please not my handle is KaiForce, not KiaFroce
[16:11] <abuayyoub> Dr_Willis, it's downloading
[16:11] <abuayyoub> :D
[16:11] <White_Horse> no msg's while printing at all
[16:11] <spiderbone> why I can't install ubuntu on my real computer but installs fine on vmware?
[16:11] <ori> sonsee: no, the website is ok... but apparently what she has to do on it doesn't work. Im gonna try it first, cuz it could be that she's just stressed and a bit unfocused. I'll get back to you
[16:11] <ne7work> Vigo, how?
[16:12] <Dr_Willis> spiderbone:  and the problem with the real computer is what exactly? tell the channel what its doing and what its not doing.
[16:12] <MavJac> I installed Ubuntu 10.04 and am duel booting with windows 7... after I went to the upgrade manager and installed updates I now have two instances on linux appearing on the boot menu.. the only difference in the two are the last two digits..one is .23 and the other is .22 I believe.  Does this mean there are now two instances of ubuntu installed on my machine?  how can I remove the older one?
[16:12] <abuayyoub> Psidrum have you ever tried Coral PSP? w/ linux?
[16:12] <EvaLuaTe> No matter what I do, everytime I start ubuntu I get the keyboard layout indicator in the tray. I tried removing it, and If i delete 'Romanian' and only leave USA as language, it dissapears, but only until I reboot. Now I've searched a bit and found  the key '/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd/layouts' which contains the value '[us, ro]' If I remove 'ro' from there the indicator dissapears, bu
 I`m not saying that the web site is not ok. I want to try whether that work with firefox or not
[16:12] <Vigo> ne7work: System>Administration>Log File Viewer
[16:12] <EvaLuaTe> t again just until i restart. I'm out of ideas, could anyone please help?
[16:13] <spiderbone> the problem with real computer is that it claims there are some missing files on packages and it just won't install
[16:13] <ori> sonsee: the website works
[16:13] <ne7work> Vigo, and how to use it?
[16:13] <spiderbone> I burned 2 cds, didn't help
 I agree :)
[16:13] <psusi> MavJac: it means you have two kernel versions installed... you can remove the old one in the synaptic package manager... search for linux-image and remove the -22 one... though it is usually a good idea to keep one old kernel around in case the new one breaks
[16:13] <ravenx> @MavJac you probably just installed the newer kernel
 can I see the link?
[16:13] <MavJac> oh ok.  thanks
[16:13] <obiwan_> people is there any webcam program which compresses better than cheese? i need to record hours of video and that takes my whole disk
[16:14] <Dr_Willis> spiderbone:  verify the md5sums?  Try a iso to flash drive and install from flash type install?
[16:14] <psidrum> abuayyoub no i havent i just tried Gimp tonight, its pretty good might even do the switch from PS
[16:14] <MavJac> gimp just can't do what PS does
[16:14] <bipolar> ChogyDan: it fails because it can't find the kernel headers. This is due to the fact that the installer uses a different kernel version then /target.
[16:14] <KaiForce> Marco___: ok back
[16:14] <spiderbone> ill try to install it on vmware from the cd I burned, if it won't work ill come back again...
[16:15] <obiwan_> gimp isn't intended for what ps does, it's a manipulation image program, not a designers suite
[16:15] <Vigo> ne7work: http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:HgDjbWnLUrAJ:https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/pdf/ubuntu/C/desktopguide.pdf+log+file+viewer&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESh7aUCo0TnZDMcTKNHbJTpfaYjAe75g8PECU3V7avbOzUU0h_c1Tgvo_oLia2n8FrjJEdVYftI9Lhgku8jxK5n8XkCilqof0i11sO6YR4MJ6GrNPxmxOCJGppdG2mt3o0iN-MUy&sig=AHIEtbTRSSvOHx9lCb1BrS8tuW_6gckV4g
[16:15] <KaiForce> White_Horse: are you familiar with unix permission?
[16:15] <abuayyoub> psidrum, really? I tried Gimp dozens of times but never could get the hang of it. Wanted to switch to PS but I been using Paint Shop Pro since like '95
[16:15] <jpds> markr_: BTW; you can download from multiple mirrors, but you will fail.
[16:15] <DevilHan> need help using bootcamp on ubuntu
[16:15] <obiwan_> what's up DevilHan ?
[16:15] <jpds> Anyway.
[16:15] <ravenx> anyone know an example of how to program gtk to control mouse movement?  had no luck with google
[16:15] <llutz> node0: the file is create at installation-time from openssh-server postinst
[16:15] <MavJac> I use photoshop CS4...it can do anything
[16:15] <bipolar> ChogyDan: I'm trying to fix it by installing the kernel headers for the installer kernel into /target with the preseed, but if the installer kernel version changes I'm hosed again.
[16:15] <markr_> jpds: why would it fail?
[16:15] <DevilHan> obiwan, can't partition the stupid disk using bootcamp assistant
[16:15] <markr_> jpds: the idea of a mirror is that it is _equal_ to the original.
[16:16] <ori> sonsee: sure but its not in english
[16:16] <Gozar> abuayyoub: I never could get the hang of Photoshop, and always preferred GIMP.
[16:16] <ChogyDan> bipolar: are the headers installed on /target?     I thought dkms was supposed to be able to handle the build failures later
[16:16] <llutz> node0: look at /var/lib/dpkg/info/openssh-server.postinst
[16:16] <obiwan_> DevilHan: what i did: make a small bootcamp partition , then insert linux cd and format the whole freakin drive haha
[16:16] <markr_> jpds: otherwise it is not a mirror.
[16:16] <Dr_Willis> abuayyoub:  theres a few video podcast things out on using the GIMP. taught me a lot about using it.
 I`m not English ))
[16:16] <jpds> markr_: Not all mirrors are in *exact* sync with each other.
[16:16] <KaiForce> Marco___: certainly - why not?
[16:16] <obiwan_> DevilHan: if it won't let you do it, maybe you need to clean up some space?
[16:16] <Vigo> I have to cut the grass now, Thank you all and Good Day.
[16:16] <White_Horse> KiaForce not too much
 It doesn`t matter
[16:16] <ChogyDan> bipolar: ie, on boot /target would build the drivers it needs with the headers it has
[16:16] <DevilHan> I have a lot of space, it is a 500GB drive
[16:16] <KaiForce> Vigo: enjoy the smells :)
[16:16] <markr_> jpds: yes, but they will be for 99%.
[16:16] <bipolar> ChogyDan: it doesn't seem to work. dkms shows the module installed, but it's not built.
[16:16] <DevilHan> but it just say it couldn't move some files
[16:17] <EvaLuaTe> anyone? please?
[16:17] <DevilHan> I tried deleting some big files, like the stupid windoze vmware file
[16:17] <psidrum> if you work in gimp and you are thinking photoshop, then it will be hard for you, have to let go of the PS thoughts and just work with what is in the program, its pretty easy
[16:17] <rocket16> Friends, any way to add IRC contacts on Empathy?
[16:17] <DevilHan> but still doesn't work
[16:17] <White_Horse> KiaForce I have 4 screen shots where can i upload them ?
[16:17] <spydmobile> Hi folks, I need help fixing my ubuntu desktop, I am plagued by an unfixable Apt Authentication issue. I have tried every fix I can find on the net and in forums and have been unable to repair my apt/aptitude.
[16:17] <KaiForce> Marco:  not related to your problem at all
[16:17] <ChogyDan> bipolar: yeah, I was running into issues with dkms in that way.  It wasn't really cleaning up after itself
[16:17] <DevilHan> I hate Mac and Windows equally
[16:17] <KaiForce> White_Horse:  dunno, what format are they?
[16:17] <DevilHan> but can't everyone just use ubuntu
[16:17] <markr_> psidrum: IIRC, even drawing a rectangle requires knowing something about how The Gimp works already.
[16:17] <White_Horse> .png
[16:18] <markr_> psidrum: so, that's simplistic advice.
[16:18] <Marco___> KaiForce: ok... now that my disk is mounted (again), I'll retry to run the installation
[16:18] <bipolar> ChogyDan: I *think* that if the module builds sucessfuly once it will continue to work though the lifetime of the install. However since it's not building on the first try it fails.
[16:18] <bipolar> not really sure though.
[16:18] <KaiForce> Marco___: let me know what the installer says if it fails
[16:18] <obiwan_> people please is there any webcam program which compresses better than cheese? i need to record hours of video and that takes my whole disk
[16:18] <ravenx> DevilHan,  osx is unix based is it not?
[16:18] <White_Horse> brb
[16:18] <ChogyDan> bipolar: no, I think it needs to be built for every ABI version of the kernel
[16:19] <dcarros> I Need help. I just completed a "new" install (10.04) to a 1.5T HD on my machine. I have No sound. If a reboot the same machine with *8.04) everything is fine. I have checked Alsa and installed pulse audio. Any help that would point me in the right direction would be appreciated..
[16:19] <markr_> psidrum: and I also don't think you can say that The Gimp is equal to PhotoShop in terms of features/stability and performance.
[16:19] <DevilHan> yes, it is unix based
[16:19] <spiderbone> installs just fine on vmware from the cd I burned which won't install on the real computer
[16:19] <DevilHan> but that doesn't mean apple won't fuck it up
[16:19] <guntbert> !ot | markr_
[16:19] <DevilHan> by making it so different in so many ways
[16:19] <White_Horse> what url to upload images ?
[16:19] <ChogyDan> bipolar: oh, you mean dkms
[16:19] <markr_> dcarros: that's odd, since it did work here on a new system.
[16:19] <onetinsoldier> spydmobile: don't think i can help. but, i want to let you know, you shold post the actual error message your getting. if it's multiple lines of text, then use a pastebin website
[16:19] <bipolar> ChogyDan: yeah.
[16:19] <llutz> !ot > DevilHan
[16:20] <markr_> dcarros: anyway, we need details.
[16:20] <onetinsoldier> spydmobile: shold = should
[16:20] <danarag> hello
[16:20] <onetinsoldier> hi
[16:20] <obiwan_> dcarros: i can only say that you may want to try oss. also, there's #alsa channel where you may to ask too
[16:20] <markr_> guntbert: uhm, I was not the one who started.
[16:20] <psidrum> markr its really easy,
[16:20] <bipolar> ChogyDan: I'll let you know if installing the kernel headers in the preseed for the installer kernel version makes it work.
[16:21] <Gozar> Any fix for this? Ubuntu 10.04 with Asus EN8400GS with Nouveau drivers, two monitors. The other monitor loses the mouse pointer when, well, I think it has to do with starting LyX and Qt? Anyone with a 8400GS, or just using the Nouveau drivers with two monitors who can test it? Install LyX and see if the other monitor loses mouse pointer..
[16:21] <onetinsoldier> !sound dcarros
[16:21] <onetinsoldier> !sound | dcarros
[16:21] <noolness> does anyone know how to setup global settings for gnome on a multiuser server?
[16:22] <noolness> i basically want to have a single theme that i force on all my users ;)
[16:22] <ori> sonsee: it works. thanx
[16:22] <spydmobile> onetinsoldier: Thanks good idea
[16:22] <swapy> i want to create a script that will run at the user startup and i have 3 commands
[16:22] <markr_> noolness: why would you want to do that?
[16:23] <swapy> how to create that script
[16:23] <spydmobile> My apt get auth issue is here: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/F3fvDzZc and I cant seem to fix it, its been harrassing me for weeks.
[16:23] <markr_> noolness: or do you like to create enemies?
[16:23] <obiwan_> swapy: write the script to a shellscript file, and then add it to rc
[16:23] <spiderbone> the ubuntu is installing just fine on vmware from the cd I burned but when I boot my computer with the cd it won't install, it doesn't start X at all not even when I tell it to
[16:23] <White_Horse> KiaForce http://www.imgshack.info/images/ttutmyaj7r9lq8ec796.png , http://www.imgshack.info/images/mgs5g8xwawo2vr7uoj4.png , http://www.imgshack.info/images/9r3rfsbaqfkic9qvsga.png , http://www.imgshack.info/images/as0pormme5xp7r772et.png
[16:23] <blendmaster1024> markr_: he wants to set a default
[16:24] <blendmaster1024> markr_: not to force a particular theme
[16:24] <obiwan_> swapy: with update-rc
[16:24] <abuayyoub> Hi, does anyone know the command to launch Alsamixer?
[16:24] <obiwan_> abuayyoub: in X?
[16:24] <llutz> abuayyoub: alsamixer
[16:24] <node0> llutz: yes.. you are right.. thanks much
[16:24] <swapy> obiwan_, do you mean should i save it as .sh file
[16:24] <markr_> noolness: anyway, there are multiple ways. You can either do it when you create the user, or you figure out how it works on a per software basis.
[16:24] <abuayyoub> yea lol im an idiot
[16:24] <obiwan_> yeah swapy
[16:24] <onetinsoldier> abuayyoub: i use the gnome one... it's a front-end to alsamixer
[16:25] <noolness> markr_: well the users already exist and have gnome configurations from an older version of gnome
[16:25] <markr_> noolness: there are also GUI programs to do this, but in the end you need an API to do these kinds of things.
[16:25] <noolness> which makes it a bit difficult
[16:25] <abuayyoub> onetinsoldier yea, thats what im lookin for
[16:25] <JayBond> hello
[16:25] <noolness> it's a junky solaris box ;)
[16:25] <orogor> hi here
[16:25] <noolness> but we have like 161 users on it
[16:25] <abuayyoub> onetinsoldier (great song BTW)
[16:25] <ManOnFire> hello, i'm new to linux, does installing ubuntu dual boot with windows..reduce the performance of ubuntu..
[16:25] <ManOnFire> ?
[16:25] <swapy> its ready sudo ifconfig eth0 down
[16:25] <swapy> sudo ifconfig eth0 hw ether xxxxxxxxxx
[16:25] <swapy> sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[16:25] <noolness> that sucks
[16:25] <onetinsoldier> abuayyoub: if you don't have it installed install it with --> sudo aptitude install gnome-alsamixer
[16:25] <orogor> is there a way to force ubuntu to reinstall the kernel , as well as grub and reconfigure all the stuff ?
[16:25] <noolness> i just did chmod 770 on /
[16:25] <onetinsoldier> abuayyoub: thanks.. it's an oldie but a goodie!
[16:25] <noolness> by accident ;)
[16:25] <markr_> noolness: well, the only way to know is to know how the exact software works, which seems to be your job.
[16:25] <swapy> obiwan_, now should i add it to startup applications?
[16:26] <foobar66> ManOnFire: no
[16:26] <noolness> i ls'ed a directory and thought i was in it ;)
[16:26] <spiderbone> bacon
[16:26] <obiwan_> yeah swapy
[16:26] <swapy> obiwan_, what is update rc
[16:26] <noolness> so i just typed chmod 770 * to fix some permissions
[16:26] <JayBond> wat wrong with my KDE, bcoz when im logging afer dat come the interface but a few sec da monitor is blank and just out popup to logout
[16:26] <noolness> and bam ;)
[16:26] <abuayyoub> onetinsoldier, my mom and I used to listen to that song on loop for hours
[16:26] <onetinsoldier> abuayyoub: after it's installed you can just launch it from the command line with that command... gnome-alsamixer
[16:26] <noolness> it's a good thing i didn't do chmod -R 770 * ;)
[16:26] <obiwan_> swapy: copy that file to /etc/rc.local
[16:26] <markr_> noolness: So, it might be that there already exists something for "administrators", but you would have to be lucky in that case.
[16:26] <noolness> that would ahve really sucked ;)
[16:26] <danarag> hello
[16:26] <swapy> ohk
[16:27] <noolness> markr_: yeah i am betting it's not easy to do, because not many people do it
[16:27] <frag4now> hi all. i have an issue with this:  http://dpaste.com/194165/ i compiled it with: -lGL -lglut and i installed freeglut3-dev. someone can help me? thanks
[16:27] <onetinsoldier> abuayyoub: roger . i like the song of course, and i like some world war ii type of battleground games. so i use it as my nick in those games, and here obviously :-)
[16:27] <theadmin> How can I change the wallpaper via a shell command?
[16:27] <markr_> noolness: in the grand schemes of things, I would consider it "easy".
[16:27] <spiderbone> the ubuntu is installing just fine on vmware from the cd I burned but when I boot my computer with the cd it won't install
[16:27] <markr_> noolness: if you can program, it is easy, if you cannot it is hard.
[16:27] <noolness> markr_: well true
[16:27] <swapy> obiwan_, rc.local  is .sh file how can i add just edit and add commands to it?
[16:28] <JayBond> wat wrong with my KDE, bcoz when im logging afer dat come the interface but a few sec da monitor is blank and just out popup to logout....(somebody can help me not)????
[16:28] <obiwan_> and then update-rc.d yourscript.sh defaults
[16:28] <ori> sonsee: ok, heres something that seems not to work in firefox
[16:28] <noolness> but the server gets deployed tomorrow, and this is just one of the millions of little things i have to do by tomorrow ;)
[16:28] <obiwan_> swapy: and then update-rc.d yourscript.sh defaults
[16:28] <ori> sonsee: wanna see?
[16:28] <markr_> noolness: if you have to do it for a company with a million employees the costs for development could be justified.
[16:28] <obiwan_> oh swapy ok please let me se
[16:28] <markr_> noolness: it's just a cost-benefits analysis.
[16:28] <noolness> markr_: of course
[16:28] <spiderbone> :)
[16:28] <swapy> obiwan_,  got it ill copy that script in /etc folder right? then update
[16:29] <noolness> i thought there is some way to make global settings using gconf though
[16:29] <jodinewby> just installed I think my WG111v3 in U 9.10 got the gui interface and now see sys/adm/winwireless drvrs The device is recognized but no monitors saying it is ready what am i missing?
[16:29] <noolness> but i don't know, maybe there isn't  ;)
[16:29] <markr_> noolness: there probably is a way.
[16:29] <noolness> of course none of it is documented though
[16:29] <obiwan_> swapy: add it to /etc/init.d/
[16:29] <markr_> noolness: do you know kiosk?
[16:29] <obiwan_> swapy: sry too much time without adding scripts hehe
[16:29] <abuayyoub> onetinsoldier,  I am trying to set up my mic for Skype, but for some reason it's not working. Alsamixer showed mic was muted. unmuted but still nothing. Any suggestions? Says it's using pulseaudio not sure if that has to be unmuted as well... The mic is built in on my lappy BTW
[16:29] <markr_> noolness: I think that is something like that for KDE, I am pretty sure there is a Gnome counter part.
[16:29] <noolness> markr_:  nope
[16:29] <amabo> i get this error all the time in ubuntu and i'd love to know how to fix it without rebooting - any help? http://imgur.com/YpcSJ.png
[16:30] <swapy> obiwan_, when i want to copy files in system how can i get sudo permission without using terminal
[16:30] <noolness> i'll check it out
[16:30] <onetinsoldier> abuayyoub: don't know. don't know about mic settings.. sorry
[16:30] <carlosgaldino> kjele: hey, when i try to run netbeans i get this: The JDK is missing and is required to run some NetBeans modules Please use the --jdkhome command line option to specify a JDK installation or see http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqRunningOnJre for more information.
[16:30] <theadmin> swapy: You can't.
[16:30] <spiderbone> the ubuntu is installing just fine on vmware from the cd I burned but when I boot my computer with the cd it won't install, it doesn't start X at all not even when I tell it to
[16:30] <abuayyoub> onetinsoldier, in skype settings it says for microphone its PulseAudio Server (local)
[16:30] <abuayyoub> oh
[16:30] <abuayyoub> ok
[16:30] <noolness> either way if there isn't a simple way to just do it, it's probably not going to happen ;)
[16:30] <tommy^m> i HATE the nouveau driver! HATE it
[16:30] <abuayyoub> Anyone know abot Microphone settings/problems
[16:30] <MavJac> my CPU usage remains at 99% for minutes at a time when I'm not even using it.. how can I tell what is taking up so much?  I'm new to ubuntu
[16:31] <abuayyoub> not getting any sound threw the mic
[16:31] <markr_> jpds: looking at those mirrors, I had no idea they were lagging that much.
[16:31] <theadmin> tommy^m: That is pretty offtopic
[16:31] <MavJac> Just got 10.04 and it freezes a lot
[16:31] <theadmin> MavJac: Use something like htop
[16:31] <swapy> theadmin, so i have to just rely on terminal to edit system file copy settings
[16:31] <carlosgaldino> kjele: but i've already changed the path
[16:31] <foobar66> Mavjac: use "top"
[16:31] <onetinsoldier> abuayyoub: well, sounds like what you'd hope to see in skype, but i don't know
[16:31] <MavJac> ok thanks
[16:31] <jodinewby> got a wireless usb stick driver is installed but what's next?
[16:31] <theadmin> swapy: Yeah... I am in the terminal all the time, get used to it :P
[16:31] <jpds> markr_: They're asked to sync every 6 hours.
[16:31] <tommy^m> theadmin: well i cant even boot 10.04, GPU lockup: switching to fbcon
[16:31] <tommy^m> shitty driver
[16:32] <spiderbone> the ubuntu is installing just fine on vmware from the cd I burned but when I boot my computer with the cd it won't install, it doesn't start X at all not even when I tell it to
[16:32] <swapy> theadmin, how to copy a file what is command used
[16:32] <markr_> tommy^m: what's wrong with it?
[16:32] <theadmin> swapy: cp source target
[16:32] <onetinsoldier> orogor: hello
[16:32] <Marco___> does anybody know why Kubuntu gives me a blank list of partitions when installing?
[16:32] <JayBond> kjele:: wat wrong with my KDE, bcoz when im logging afer dat come the interface but a few sec da monitor is blank and justcome out popup to logout
[16:32] <markr_> tommy^m: I only used it for 2d thusfar, so I have no idea how much it sucks for 3d.
[16:32] <theadmin> swapy: Example: cp /etc/apt/sources.list $HOME/sources.list.backup
[16:32] <tommy^m> markr_: wont boot on my laptop, 9.10 works great, but this just doesnt work
[16:32] <jpds> markr_: Also that was their freshness at the time they were checked, which could of being days ago.
[16:32] <Marco___> I tried to remove the actual partitions, recreate it inside live Kubuntu but nothing changes
[16:32] <tommy^m> i even blacklisted the driver, and X still wont boot with gfx
[16:33] <markr_> tommy^m: it works on my laptop.
[16:33] <Marco___> even tried to reboot
[16:33] <markr_> tommy^m: (unexpectedly I might add)
[16:33] <tommy^m> markr_: works on my job laptop too
[16:33] <KaiForce> Marco___: sorry, back.  my gnome desktop keeps crashing, but i've got pulseaudio disabled so maybe that will fix it
[16:33] <tommy^m> not on my private one
[16:33] <markr_> tommy^m: so, why don't you just install the nvidia one?
[16:33] <onetinsoldier> orogor: i think, what are are wanting to do might not be all that hard, but it wouldn't be all that quick and easy either. and it would probably take a reboot
[16:33] <KaiForce> Marco___: are you sure that Kubuntu isn't supposed to be showing blank partitions?
[16:33] <spiderbone> the ubuntu is installing just fine on vmware from the cd I burned but when I boot my computer with the cd it won't install, it doesn't start X at all not even when I tell it to.
[16:34] <tommy^m> markr_: need x to dl the driver, its not in the repos
[16:34] <haavaros> Why does my CPU work hard playing x.246 HD video, when I have a vdpau-compliant gfx-card and the vdpau driver?
[16:34] <tommy^m> and there is no grub menu
[16:34] <swapy> theadmin, i found something unusual     sudo works but su dosent :( why
[16:34] <markr_> tommy^m: no, you don't need x to dl the driver.
[16:34] <theadmin> swapy: su? Su is old
[16:34] <fuh-zz> Query:  Which meatbag decided to add an effeminate touch to Ubuntu?
[16:34] <Dr_Willis> swapy:  su dosent work by default on ubuntu
[16:34] <markr_> tommy^m: you can apt-get install link2
[16:34] <tommy^m> common man
[16:34] <markr_> tommy^m: then you can browse the web via a console session and download the driver.
[16:34] <theadmin> We just keep it cause it's a part of coreutils :/
[16:34] <llutz> swapy: su needs a working root-account/password
[16:34] <spiderbone> :(
[16:34] <markr_> tommy^m: that's how I save cluster fucks.
[16:35] <swapy> oh i get it
[16:35] <tommy^m> cluster fucks?
[16:35] <mcgvac> sudo su will switch to root
[16:35] <theadmin> mcgvac: DON'T DO SO
[16:35] <danarag> swapy: Yo have to create a password for root before.
[16:35] <markr_> tommy^m: mistakes by whoever distributed the OS I happen to be using.
[16:35] <theadmin> swapy: Never "sudo su", just "sudo -i" if you need root access
[16:35] <llutz> swapy: just use "sudo -i"
[16:35] <onetinsoldier> swapy: the only way i've seen 'su' used in quite a while, is to 'sudo' to the su user.. like so --> sudo su
[16:35] <obiwan_> swapy: i don't know a better way, but you may use use su - userinrootgroup {command1;command2;command3}
[16:35] <onetinsoldier> swapy: which is the same things as 'sudo -i' i think
[16:35] <KaiForce> Marco___: i'm not sure exactly.  You say it doesn't see partitions, but the installer should partition the drive for you,no?
[16:36] <Talu> kjele: Still here?
[16:36] <theadmin> onetinsoldier: Not exactly, I've seen sudo su frack some stuff up
[16:36] <abuayyoub> I was wondering if anyone had any ideas about a problem i'm having with my Microphone? Trying to set up skype, sound works perfectly however it looks like there is no audio working. Have three selections in the Sound options (mic 1,2 and line in) all 3 dont work. Tried Alsamixer. unmuted all but still nothing.... Any suggestions? Sound device under skype settings is |PulseAudio Server (local)
[16:36] <obiwan_> swapy: and add that user to root group, which has permissions for everything. then make that script execution/read only, so no one can access root privieleges
[16:36] <markr_> tommy^m: anyway, what do you want? Do you expect that the driver will work on all hardware at the first release?
[16:36] <KaiForce> Marco___: ok, what kind of system is this?  or what motherboard?
[16:36] <markr_> tommy^m: I sure don't, since there is no documentation for the hardware to begin with.
[16:36] <spiderbone> the ubuntu is installing just fine on vmware from the cd I burned but when I boot my computer with the cd it won't install, it doesn't start X at all not even when I tell it to.
[16:36] <swapy> by the way if you face problems in ubuntu where do you access 1st on net ??
[16:36] <KaiForce> Marco___: thought being that the sata controller you are using is not supported??
[16:36] <Fretster1> hey guys
[16:36] <Talu> kjele: I wouldnt go to far by doing any changes to the boot, i once had a unbootable system before when i first installed Karmic.
[16:36] <islandman> question, can I install ubuntu server edition to use with my 4 windows pc ?
[16:37] <markr_> tommy^m: and even then the hardware may contain bugs which requires work arounds, which are already evolved in the nvidia driver.
[16:37] <Fretster1> whats a good gnome cd ripping tool that supports cover art at the time of ripping
[16:37] <Fretster1> u know, acuires the art and attaches it
[16:37] <onetinsoldier> theadmin: oh? hmmm, roger. perhpas it's not the same thing as 'sudo -i' then. if i need a root shell, i suse sudo -i and haven't had a problem. can't really say i've used 'sudo su' personally.
[16:37] <markr_> tommy^m: we are not yet in a technology nirvana where you know something will work before testing it.
[16:37] <obiwan_> swapy: this is pretty messy, and i'm sure there's a better approach, but as a fast solution this will work
[16:37] <guntbert> obiwan_: swapy: users with administrator rights should be added to the admin group (not root group)
[16:37] <tommy^m> markr_: better to use a standard vesa driver then a driver that doesnt work on all computers
[16:37] <obiwan_> oh ok guntbert yeah i always forget hehe
[16:37] <markr_> tommy^m: that is a valid point.
[16:38] <obiwan_> guntbert: specially because there's a adm group, a admin group, and then root lol ^_^
[16:38] <zydar> hi
[16:38] <twofold> hello- where can i find a list of packages which have been added and dropped between ubuntu releases? will it be easiest to just diff the ubuntu-desktop virtual packages?
[16:38] <markr_> tommy^m: I am not affiliated with Canonical, but I can imagine why they did it.
[16:38] <swapy> obiwan_, i face some problems when transferring data from 1 partition to other cannot see freespace or any details  :(       its mostly very tough when you are downloading torrents we need to judge freespace and for that i have to open system monitor again and again               what do you guys do to keep watch on your hdd partitions??
[16:38] <zydar> everobody knwo french ?  xD
[16:38] <markr_> tommy^m: basically they just want to accellerate getting rid of propr. drivers.
[16:38] <guntbert> obiwan_: thats easy: the root group contains only root himself
[16:38] <gridbag> what's a good cmdline tool for recording audio from the mic, and writing it to a file? writing mp3 is preferred.
[16:38] <obiwan_> good guntbert thanks :)
[16:39] <markr_> tommy^m: having users use it, and have them reporting bugs will help  with that, but they are basically stealing your time in some sense.
[16:39] <onetinsoldier> orogor: hello, you not here?
[16:39] <guntbert> obiwan_: :)
[16:39] <spiderbone> the ubuntu is installing just fine on vmware from the cd I burned but when I boot my computer with the cd it won't install, it doesn't start X at all not even when I tell it to.
[16:39] <markr_> tommy^m: OTOH, you get to use their system too when it is done.
[16:39] <Talu> Anyone who can help me getting Vbox to work? My current problem is http://paste.ubuntu.com/432819/
[16:39] <swapy> i face some problems when transferring data from 1 partition to other cannot see freespace or any details  :(       its mostly very tough when you are downloading torrents we need to judge freespace and for that i have to open system monitor again and again               what do you guys do to keep watch on your hdd partitions??
[16:39] <obiwan_> swapy: where do you have those problems?
[16:39] <swapy> in ubuntu
[16:39] <KaiForce> spiderbone:  what kind of computer?  or did I already ask ??
[16:40] <swapy> it dosent show details of freespace in my computer
[16:40] <spiderbone> normal kind of computer
[16:40] <obiwan_> swapy: and you can't see freespace? what's the error you get?
[16:40] <swapy> what do you do to keep watch on hdd
[16:40] <KaiForce> spiderbone:  ok good luck fixing.  bye
[16:40] <MindVirus> Could someone suggest to me some good iPod management software?
[16:40] <Kw|ralinkLover> I forgot to come here.
[16:40] <spiderbone> lol
[16:40] <twofold> swapy, i usually just check 'df -h' in a console now and then
[16:40] <Fretster1> no rippers with cover art support?
[16:40] <swapy> obiwan_, no error    i want when i open computer there will be details view with freespace tab
[16:40] <obiwan_> swapy: usually with df -h /home for example you can see the used space & free
[16:40] <tommy^m> markr_: true
[16:40] <Kw|ralinkLover> Can someone say me, how to install drivers for ralink ra2870?
[16:41] <tommy^m> markr_: about time to get a new laptop anyway :)
[16:41] <markr_> tommy^m: newer laptops often work worse.
[16:41] <swapy> ok any nice widget or app to show on right side of screen @ desktop hdd monitoring? tried many but had many problems
[16:41] <KaiForce> tommy^m: i know, right?  there are killer ones now compared to even a year ago
[16:41] <theadmin> god what the heck, I try to ssh and it just hangs up
[16:41] <abuayyoub> I was wondering if anyone had any ideas about a problem i'm having with my Microphone? Trying to set up skype, sound works perfectly however it looks like there is no audio working. Have three selections in the Sound options (mic 1,2 and line in) all 3 dont work. Tried Alsamixer. unmuted all but still nothing.... Any suggestions? Sound device under skype settings is |PulseAudio Server (local)
[16:41] <obiwan_> swapy: also, in nautilus with right click in the root dir or other partition and selecting properties will show a disk usage graph
[16:41] <markr_> tommy^m: unless you get one which is certified to run Linux.
[16:41] <tommy^m> i got a new one from work, lenovo
[16:41] <tommy^m> its great
[16:41] <matalo> hiya. when using "connecto to server" is there a way to change the mount point. I need it to not have spaces in and it gets mapped as "sharename on servername"
[16:41] <tommy^m> ssd disk
[16:41] <tommy^m> 10.04 boots in like 10 seconds
[16:41] <markr_> tommy^m: what kind of real world battery time do you get on it?
[16:42] <obiwan_> swapy: you want a window to spawn showing you the free space you have?
[16:42] <theadmin> matalo: It uses GVFS I suppose.
[16:42] <tommy^m> no dvd/cd, 2 batterys instead
[16:42] <markr_> tommy^m: and how large is the screen?
[16:42] <Talu> Anyone who can help me getting Vbox to work? My current problem is http://paste.ubuntu.com/432819/
[16:42] <tommy^m> dont know yet
[16:42] <tommy^m> 14.1
[16:42] <tommy^m> i think
[16:42] <swapy> yes in all hdd partitions
[16:42] <FloodBot1> tommy^m: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:42] <tommy^m> T410s
[16:42] <blue_anna> how do I get a display of what the colums are with ps ?
[16:42] <theadmin> Talu: Let me check that quick.
[16:42] <Talu> theadmin: Sure dude.
[16:42] <obiwan_> swapy: that's easy: gnome-terminal -c df -h /dev/sd*
[16:42] <theadmin> Talu: Did you try to do what it says?
[16:42] <obiwan_> swapy: that will show the free space in every partition
[16:42] <swapy> obiwan_, i am used to watch freespace now and then
[16:42] <swapy> o
[16:42] <White_Horse> KiaForce http://www.imgshack.info/images/ttutmyaj7r9lq8ec796.png , http://www.imgshack.info/images/mgs5g8xwawo2vr7uoj4.png , http://www.imgshack.info/images/9r3rfsbaqfkic9qvsga.png , http://www.imgshack.info/images/as0pormme5xp7r772et.png
[16:42] <blue_anna> oo nevermind, I was using grep afterweards :P
[16:42] <Fretster1> where can u find gnome apps?
[16:42] <Talu> theadmin: Im kinda unsure how to do it.
[16:42] <swapy> it was good if i had gui to do so
[16:43] <CogitoErgoSam> matalo:  If the reason you want it to not have spaces is so you can use it in a script, remember that you can use spaces in paths by using the escape character
[16:43] <matalo> theadmin: yep, it does. but I cant see how to change the mount
[16:43] <Fretster1> looking for a good ripper that gets album art
[16:43] <theadmin> Talu: sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose-dkms && sudo modprobe vboxdrv
[16:43] <obiwan_> swapy: add the comand i said to your script
[16:43] <CogitoErgoSam> matalo:  ie  the folder "share on server" could be programatically referred to as "share\ on\ server"
[16:43] <swapy> fine fine
[16:43] <Talu> theadmin: Alright, gonna enter that line :]
[16:43] <matalo> CogitoErgoSam: I thought as much, though PHP seems to be having issues with it. Even if i make a symlink without space it still falls over
[16:43] <obiwan_> swapy: that way whenever you boot it will show
[16:43] <swapy> it would be better if i get gui
[16:44] <Talu> theadmin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432827/
[16:44] <obiwan_> swapy: actually if you add it to /etc/rc5.d/ it will show whenever you start x. then use update-rc.d yourscript defaults
[16:44] <CogitoErgoSam> matalo:  What do you mean by php having issues with it?
[16:44] <obiwan_> people please is there any webcam program which compresses better than cheese? i need to record hours of video and that takes my whole disk
[16:44] <theadmin> Talu: *huh*
[16:44] <onetinsoldier> Fretster1: hi. you mean one to download, compile, and install? there's some here --> http://www.gnomefiles.org/
[16:45] <swapy> obiwan_, i copied that script to init.d now do i have to do anything more?? will it auto execute ?
[16:45] <theadmin> Talu: ...No idea, last time I used vbox it didn't *have* a modprobe thing, it used init.d
[16:45] <Kw|ralinkLover> I want to install drivers for rt2870. How to do it?
[16:45] <matalo> CogitoErgoSam: because of some crazy permissioning where I am working, I need to run some PHP-CLI scripts on a ubuntu VM which is mapping through to another linux machine
[16:45] <Talu> theadmin: Hmm i see.
[16:45] <Fretster1> hey thanks
[16:45] <CogitoErgoSam> matalo:  The escape characters are going to be different in php than in bash too...I just assumed it would be bash
[16:45] <obiwan_> swapy: actually you should put it in /etc/rc5.d/ and then use update-rc
[16:45] <KaiForce> spiderbone:  In that case I would want to know the motherboard brand/model
[16:46] <obiwan_> swapy: that way it won't disappear just in case the system breaks files in /etc/init.d/
[16:46] <swapy> ohh
[16:46] <CogitoErgoSam> matalo:  At least I think its different; I'm not positive
[16:46] <ori> Question: Whats that shortcut that pops up the run window?
[16:46] <obiwan_> swapy: update-rc makes a link to /etc/rc5.d/ at /etc/init.d/
[16:46] <Amburr> Hello- i loaded ndiswrapper with windows driver for my bcm4329 wifi card but when i do lshw -C network the device isnt associated with a logical name can someone point me in the right direction please?
[16:46] <theadmin> ori: Alt+F2
[16:46] <Talu> theadmin: Maybe i should reinstall the packages then.
[16:46] <tommy^m> guys, how do i activate the menu in grub2? my laptop just boots right into X, i want the grub menu so i can init=/bin/bash
[16:46] <ori> theadmin: YES! thanx
[16:47] <swapy> swapy@swapy-desktop:/etc/init.d$ update-rc
[16:47] <swapy> update-rc: command not found
[16:47] <KaiForce> Marco___: thanks, checking
[16:47] <obiwan_> swapy: and make sure you make the script executable with +x, otherwise rc won't be able to run it i think
[16:47] <swapy> obiwan_, means chmod ?
[16:47] <swapy> obiwan_, give me that command chmod
[16:48] <obiwan_> swapy: that one
[16:48] <CogitoErgoSam> matalo:  to encode a space in a url in php try using "%20" for the space
[16:48] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: perhaps you should pastebin the following file for people to have a look at... /etc/default/grub
[16:48] <Kw|ralinkLover> HELP ME
[16:48] <guntbert> swapy: its update-rc.d
[16:49] <CogitoErgoSam> !wait | Kwpolska
[16:49] <Kwpolska> !wait
[16:49] <Fretster1> damn... none of those make reference to acquiring album art
[16:50] <abstrakt> what are the main features of 10.04 compared to 9.10?
[16:50] <abstrakt> is there an updated Ardour in 10.04? something close to new ish?
[16:50] <CogitoErgoSam> Kwpolska, I messed up the bot reference, but be patient.  If nobody knows the answer to your prob wait a bit.
[16:50] <tjholowaychuk> hey guys. I have a CI server listening on port 4567, and I can curl it from the server itself but remotely it just hangs (blocked port?)
[16:50] <tommy^m> onetinsoldier: just wondering what lines to pass to that file to enable the menu
[16:50] <tjholowaychuk> how do you "unlock" a port? iptables -L
[16:50] <tjholowaychuk> is all default
[16:50] <KaiForce> Marco___: this is just a guess.  Try going into the BIOS and disabling the RAID on the ICH10R
[16:51] <diwabado> hello
[16:51] <dcarros> Thanks ubottu! I got the sound fixed
[16:51] <Dr_Willis> tjholowaychuk:  If you have no rules. then none are blocked.
[16:51] <llutz> tjholowaychuk: there are no blocking rules by "default"
[16:52] <tjholowaychuk> Dr_Willis: hmm :s  im not sure what it is then.. I have another server on 8888 and it works (but a co-worker had to change something)
[16:52] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: do you have a line in there that's like this? --> GRUB_TIMEOUT=xxx
[16:52] <tommy^m> onetinsoldier: yes
[16:52] <matalo> CogitoErgoSam: nothing seems to be working :( i figured a way around would be to force the mapping to not have spaces in.
[16:52] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: i'm not sure why it's doing that. the default is like a 10 second delay.. or maybe it's only 5 seconds
[16:53] <Talu> Anyone who can help me getting Vbox to work? My current problem is http://paste.ubuntu.com/432833/
[16:53] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: ok, show me that line.. show me what your's has
[16:53] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: mine is really the following --> GRUB_TIMEOUT=480
[16:53] <tommy^m> onetinsoldier: i changed it but still no grub menu, and when in X i cant alt-F2 to get a tty
[16:53] <CogitoErgoSam> matalo:  Lets back up a sec.  In what context is the url being used in your php script?  In a url?  In a block of php code?
[16:53] <zoug> Talu, install virtualbox-ose-dkms
[16:53] <obiwan_> swapy: chmod +x script
[16:53] <spiderbone> "official ubuntu support channel" HA! more like official ubuntu retards channel, thanks for help fuckers
[16:53] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: so, i have '480' seconds until it will automatically boot the default(highlighted) OS
[16:53] <tom> when i save a small file to disk, sometimes saving hangs for 15 seconds. this is very annoying, especially because the machine is very powerful. what could be the cause?
[16:54] <KaiForce> spiderbone:  bye !
[16:54] <mr_bo_jangles> back
[16:54] <SocialistPig> hes a mouthy one :(
[16:54] <tommy^m> onetinsoldier: ok, problem is i only runt one OS, so there is no menu for me
[16:54] <lappert> so, i'm looking for a new gpu that needs to work with wine properly
[16:54] <lappert> thinking about 5850
[16:55] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: what about using Ctrl+Alt+F1 to get to a virtual console?
[16:55] <lappert> or something around that price class
[16:55] <lappert> any other suggestions
[16:55] <tommy^m> nope, i cant
[16:55] <White_Horse> KiaForce any luck on my printer prom. ?
[16:55] <SocialistPig> I use an xfx nvidia card
[16:55] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: why not?
[16:55] <lappert> i'm using xfx 8800 gts, but it's kind of slow
[16:55] <SocialistPig> and it works great with wine really well ... just make sure to purge the noveau driver
[16:55] <rocket16> Friends, really need help. I can't add IRC contacts, in Empathy. Pidgin does it fine, but how to do it in Empathy?
[16:55] <tommy^m> onetinsoldier: no, it doesnt work, really strange and annoying. I need to install nvidia drivers cause X just hangs. I can move the mouse but there is nothing there
[16:56] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: you need to be able to edit that file... put your number in there, and then run --> sudo update-grub
[16:56] <theadmin> Where does Alt+F2 dialog take the "List of known applications" from?
[16:56] <SocialistPig> and then sudo-apt-get install nvidia-current and nvidia-xconfig
[16:56] <SocialistPig> sudo nvidia-xconfig*
[16:56] <CogitoErgoSam> I stand behind XFX one hundred percent.  I had an out of warranty card from them fail that they replaced with a newer model free.
[16:56] <Dr_Willis> I got an XFX (I think) 8800gtsxxx :)
[16:56] <theadmin> SocialistPig: There is no such package as "and"
[16:56] <theadmin> sudo-apt-get install nvidia-current nvidia-xconfig
[16:56] <SocialistPig> no its sudo apt-get install nvidia current
[16:57] <SocialistPig> then sudo nvidia-xconfig
[16:57] <theadmin> aaah
[16:57] <SocialistPig> seperate commands sorry im an idiot sometimes
[16:57] <oiuyt> hello
[16:57] <theadmin> ...or wait, there is and, it's something called "Auto Nice Daemon" %) But unrelated
[16:57] <oiuyt> how to remote controle ubuntu pc from windows ?
[16:57] <tommy^m> onetinsoldier: ok im booting the live cd now, going the mount the drive, mount /dev and /proc to the mounted locations and the chroot to the environment
[16:57] <SocialistPig> xfx cards are great
[16:57] <oiuyt> is that possible ?
[16:57] <theadmin> oiuyt: Check out TeamViewer
[16:57] <oiuyt> teamviewer on ubuntu is that working ?
[16:57] <llutz> oiuyt: ssh, vnc, nx
[16:58] <theadmin> oiuyt: They have a Linux version
[16:58] <zoug> oiuyt, yeah its working
[16:58] <oiuyt> that cool
[16:58] <oiuyt> thanks
[16:58] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: ok, good luck. don't know i can help with all that. thought you just needed some help with the grub config file. didn't know about all this other stuff
[16:58] <oiuyt> let me check
[16:58] <mr_bo_jangles> question: what could cause my UI to do this on EVERY reboot, layout it goes to is never the same. single monitor setup. ask for more if you need it.    http://imagebin.org/96709 >> http://imagebin.org/96710
[16:59] <oiuyt> is that possible to i nstall it with apt-get ?
[16:59] <oiuyt> teamviewer
[16:59] <oiuyt>  ?
[16:59] <ManDay_> When I play certain mp3 files in audacious they have cracks - but they play fine on Windows (foobar) - what could be the reson for that (only some mp3s do that hto)
[17:00] <zoug> oiuyt, its pretty simple to just download the install the deb file from the website
[17:00] <theadmin> oiuyt: No, you must download the deb file from their website
[17:00] <oiuyt> ok thanks
[17:00] <oiuyt> understand
[17:00] <oiuyt> thanks  a lot
[17:00] <oiuyt> byee
[17:00] <obiwan_> people please is there any webcam program which compresses better than cheese? i need to record hours of video and that takes my whole disk
[17:00] <mr_bo_jangles> question: what could cause my UI to do this on EVERY reboot, layout it goes to is never the same. single monitor setup. ask for more if you need it.    http://imagebin.org/96709 >> http://imagebin.org/96710
[17:01] <mguy> mr_bo_jangles: quit repeating
[17:01] <theadmin> mr_bo_jangles: Try right-clicking some of your stuff and choosing "lock to panel" to make it stay put
[17:01] <mr_bo_jangles> mguy: ok i wasn't sure if it send, my net dropped out for a second or two, and its all locked
[17:01] <tjholowaychuk> if i have
[17:01] <tjholowaychuk> tcp        0      0 *:8888                  *:*                     LISTEN
[17:01] <tjholowaychuk> tcp        0      0 *:8889                  *:*                     LISTEN
[17:02] <tjholowaychuk> why can i curl 8888 and not 8889 with no firewall :( the server is AWS which i have not used before but i dont think that would make a huge difference
[17:02] <OerHeks> obiwan i use vlc for that purpose, even record desktop.
[17:02] <obiwan_> great OerHeks how much mb does it take for an hour?
[17:02] <mr_bo_jangles> mguy its always locked, its not keeping any layout i adjust it to, and if i do adjust it on reboot it changes again
[17:03] <CogitoErgoSam> tjholowaychuk, can't hurt to try "iptables --list | grep "888[89]" and see what shows up
[17:03] <OerHeks> depends on the compression you choose, see pref and extended pref
[17:03] <theadmin> mr_bo_jangles: Some program might be doing it... Avant, Cario, some of those...
[17:03] <tjholowaychuk> CogitoErgoSam: its all still the defaults :s
[17:04] <mr_bo_jangles> theadmin: all i have is compiz
[17:04] <theadmin> mr_bo_jangles: ...hm. Craziness.
[17:04] <linuxR> hello, I'm trying to install ubuntu 10.04, but the installer does not show my only ata-disk in the partition selection...It appears in gparted though..any ideas?
[17:04] <mr_bo_jangles> theadmin: and why would it be now? i've not updated compiz i looked at that
[17:05] <theadmin> linuxR: Sounds like a broken Ubiquity. Did you verify the disk?
[17:05] <CogitoErgoSam> tjholowaychuk, its clearly the result of gremlins.  I suggest trying #wizardsforhire.
[17:05] <SocialistPig> linuxr run sudo apt-get remove dmraid
[17:05] <SocialistPig> then open up installer
[17:05] <theadmin> SocialistPig: ? O_O
[17:05] <SocialistPig> O.O
[17:05] <KittyBoots> Hello all!  I am trying my hand at doing some video work and I am trying to convert formats.  I am using ffmpeg, just find from the command prompt, but now I am trying to use the WinFF gui.  I want to continue using my custom command but I am having trouble adjusting the preset to recognize the source file and the destination file.  Anyone here have experience dealing with this?
[17:05] <obiwan_> oh god, swapy i mixed em up again. the right place is /etc/init.d/ holy nail sry man.
[17:05] <theadmin> What on earth does it have to do with dmraid, SocialistPig
[17:06] <SocialistPig> I dunno
[17:06] <SocialistPig> happens to me every time
[17:06] <SocialistPig> on one of my machines
[17:06] <SocialistPig> got that fix from google and passed it on to quite a few people
[17:06] <SocialistPig> usually works =/
[17:06] <theadmin> SocialistPig: Do that, dunno why, but it should work :P
[17:06] <linuxR> theadmin, what is ubiquity?
[17:06] <theadmin> linuxR: The installer
[17:06] <linuxR> I'll try it without dmraid
[17:06] <Two-Face> hi i have problem with my epson stylus s21
[17:06] <ChogyDan> KittyBoots: try avidemux
[17:06] <ChogyDan> KittyBoots: that's what I use for simple stuff
[17:07] <Two-Face> the printer ist detectet by ubuntu but i cannot print
[17:07] <theadmin> Two-Face: is or isn't? "ist" is not a word in english
[17:07] <saser> what is ubuntu
[17:07] <theadmin> saser: An operating system... kinda like Windows, Mac OSX, Fedora?
[17:07] <rocket16> !ubuntu | saser
[17:07] <MPX> In other news, Dosbox 0.74 is out.
[17:08] <theadmin> MPX: Hah. Dosbox... good for some nostalgia
[17:08] <swapy> obiwan_, LOL
[17:08] <trijntje> I want to make a backup of my eReader which has a disk of 500MB, using dd if=/dev/sdg of=/path/to.img the image is only 10MB. What am I missing here?
[17:09] <MPX> Very true theadmin
[17:09] <Two-Face> nice, but my englisch is not my problem, my printer :)
[17:09] <obiwan_> ^^
[17:09] <KittyBoots> ChogyDan: I am converting *.mts which is AVCHD to AVI.  I don't want to lose any of the quality.  Will Avidemux support this?
[17:09] <theadmin> Two-Face: I just don't get whether it IS detected or is NOT.
[17:10] <kjele> Talu: No problem. That is why you should be conserve when it comes to new kernel and bootloader. If it works it works...
[17:10] <psusi> trijntje: what does sudo fdisk -lu /dev/sdg say?
[17:11] <Two-Face> its detectet.. i can see, but i can not print
[17:11] <linuxR> SocialistPig, it worked indeed without dmraid...I just heard that disk was in a raid array previously..maybe that was the reason it tried to use raid or something
[17:11] <theadmin> Two-Face: Oh. Does it give any errors?
[17:11] <Two-Face> i work with ubuntu 10.04
[17:12] <SocialistPig> seems to occur because of the fakeraid on some motherboards is total jank
[17:12] <Two-Face> no, the printer ist detectet, if i try to print, the print head moves, but nothing happens
[17:12] <theadmin> o_O
[17:12] <trijntje> psusi, 10MB, but why does nautilus say 500MB?
[17:12] <psusi> trijntje: where does it say that?
[17:13] <acidchild> Hello, I'm missing /etc/X11/xorg.conf What package(s) am i missing to do a full Xorg install? i stripped this box down a while ago. dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg doesn't return anything, just back to prompt
[17:13] <linuxR> SocialistPig, thanks a lot!
[17:13] <theadmin> acidchild: xorg.conf is deprecated.
[17:13] <SocialistPig> np :)
[17:13] <tertius72> Can I do JBOD with Ubuntu 10.04 in software?  I have two 1TB drives and don't want to do RAID 0 or 1.  Just JBOD.
[17:13] <acidchild> theadmin: Ok? So whats ubuntu rocking these days?
[17:13] <theadmin> acidchild: That means you don't use it anymore.
[17:13] <onetinsoldier> acidchild: the default setup for lucid... is no /etc/X11/xorg.conf file... it's normal to not have one
[17:13] <theadmin> acidchild: I've no idea %) It stores settings in some crazy place, don't remember
[17:14] <trijntje> psusi, right click on /media/reader, total size 430MB
[17:14] <psusi> tertius72: yes, but why on earth would you want to?  use raid0 and double your throughput
[17:14] <kjele> !xorg.conf
[17:14] <acidchild> Ok, When i start X my screen says 'signal not compatibile with this input"
[17:14] <onetinsoldier> acidchild: well now, that's not good
[17:14] <theadmin> "?dm"??? what the heck
[17:14] <acidchild> :) i'm guessing i need to install NVIDIA drivers, to run at the res i need.
[17:14] <theadmin> Some op fix this please
[17:14] <saser> is there any gui based program that can modify the dafault startup kernel in grub?
[17:15] <jorn> Does anyone know which files in my homefolder I have to delete to "reset" the choosen screen-resolution?
[17:15] <theadmin> saser: Startup Manager
[17:15] <Amburr> i seriously need some help getting my wifi working ive been fighting with it for 2 days
[17:15] <onetinsoldier> acidchild: perhaps. i install fglrx drivers. but i didn't have a problem with the default open source drivers either
[17:15] <psusi> trijntje: you sure that is /dev/sdg?  check with df what is mounted in /media/reader
[17:15] <saser> theadmin:thx
[17:15] <Amburr> can someone please point me in the right direction?
[17:15] <stevecam> Amburr, who have you been fighting?
[17:15] <Amburr> i blacklisted b43 and ssb and loaded ndiswrapper
[17:15] <trijntje> psusi, it looks like the reader has two disks, missed that before, thanks
[17:15] <Amburr> lsmod shows this, but when i do lshw -C network my wifi card doesnt have a logical name
[17:15] <kjele> acidchild: Not really. What resolution do you have now?
[17:15] <Amburr> though it is listed
[17:15] <theadmin> Gosh Ubuntu Software Center in Lucid is sooo bloated, why?
[17:16] <llutz> theadmin: ?dm = xdm,gdm,kdm,slim,.... nothing to be fixed here. just the init.d part should be changed into service ...
[17:16] <Marco___> hi everybody, why Kubuntu 9.10 installer can't detect my hard disk during installation?
[17:16] <Dr_Willis> 'bloat' a rather vague term :)
[17:16] <tertius72> Can I do JBOD RAID in Ubuntu 10.04 in software mode?
[17:16] <kjele> theadmin: Too many packages or what?
[17:16] <An_Ony_Moose> how do I get my wacom bamboo tablet to work in lucid? it was working in karmic.
[17:16] <hackFr0sT> "bloat" ? ..
[17:16] <hackFr0sT> what is "bloat" in lucid ?
[17:17] <theadmin> kjele, Dr_Willis: Just a weird layout, confusing categories ("System" and "Accessories"? wth?)
[17:17] <Dr_Willis> Marco___:  ive seen others mention similer issues.  it could be somting to do with your controller for thehard drives  - More of a kernel issue.
[17:17] <theadmin> hackFr0sT: bloat = fat, overloaded, confusing
[17:17] <cruejones> where does ubuntu store its build/install logs? (generated during the system installation) - thanks
[17:17] <hackFr0sT> I know the meaning of the word
[17:17] <deposito> Hi to everyone. I having some issue with ubuntu and samba. Im accessing to an ubuntu folder from and XP and i cant modify. I can write to it, for example create a doc file but after that i can change it. How can i troubleshoot this?
[17:17] <jorn> My monitor goes blank (get not signal) after I choose a wrong resolution. Does anyone know which files in my homefolder I have to delete to restore it to default?
[17:17] <Dr_Willis> Stuff users use = accessores.. stuff the admin would use = system.. makes sence to me.. but i dont use the tool much
[17:18] <Dr_Willis> deposito:  did you define it in smb.conf ? or via the rightclick-share feature ?
[17:18] <Amburr> how come even though i blacklist ssb it still shows up in lsmod?
[17:18] <kjele> theadmin: Well we have search.
[17:18] <theadmin> kjele: Well, hardly found what I needed :D
[17:19] <kjele> theadmin: yea you need to know what to look for in the first place. That can be very hard
[17:19] <theadmin> jorn: xrandr -s 1024x768 - try something like this
[17:19]  * Take0n hello folks
[17:19] <deposito> Dr_Willis, in ubuntu? from smb.conf en the share path I put the folder? Should i use right-click solution?
[17:19] <onetinsoldier> Amburr: have you rebooted sine you blacklisted it?
[17:19] <theadmin> kjele: Forgot the name...
[17:19] <kryogen> Hello, can someone recommend me a program simmilar to audacious?
[17:19] <onetinsoldier> Amburr: have you rebooted since* you blacklisted it?
[17:19] <kjele> theadmin: Then what it does?
[17:19] <Amburr> onetinsoldier multiple times
[17:19] <onetinsoldier> Amburr: roger
[17:20] <kryogen> Audacious is very unstable on 10.04(i want to listen to an internet radio) and need another similar program.
[17:20] <Amburr> this has been a nightmare
[17:20] <theadmin> kjele: It's "BootUp-Manager", found already, a Upstart/Service config tool
[17:20] <Dr_Willis> deposito:  samba has options in the smb.conf to set the default umask/uid/gid stuff for created files. I would think that may be the settings to look for. Check out the 'using-samba' book in the 'samba-doc' package for examples
[17:20] <jorn> theadmin : I will try
[17:20] <Dr_Willis> deposito:  i never use the rightclick/share method. :) i normally just enable home shares. and perhaps a single public share.
[17:20] <theadmin> shares, shares, shares... everybody talks about em and I never used them O_O
[17:20] <brk> :q
[17:21] <kjele> theadmin: It manage your boot?
[17:21] <Amburr> ndiswrapper -l says: bcmwl5: driver installed device 14E4:4329 present (alternate driver: ssb) what does this mean?
[17:21] <deposito> Dr_Willis, ok. ill see this but if i can create i should be able to modify isnt it ?
[17:21] <blue_anna> the ubuntu packages for vim-gnome require ruby 1.8 -- how can I have them with ruby 1.9.1 and no ruby 1.8 ?
[17:21] <gunther44> hi, just wondering why ubuntu seems to have a load average of about 0.8 doign relatively nothing
[17:22] <theadmin> gunther44: I'm wondering that too, it's pretty hungry which is confusing
[17:22] <kjele> blue_anna: what does the vim-gtk use? They virtually the same...
[17:22] <gunther44> theadmin: fedora was barely showing anything
[17:22] <Dr_Willis> kryogen:  for online radio - ive been using Antenna  - Its a neat little app. (written in adobe-air)
[17:22] <blue_anna> kjele: also ruby 1.8 everything is linked to ruby1.8 instead of the dummy ruby package
[17:22] <An_Ony_Moose> how do I get my wacom bamboo tablet to work in lucid? it was working in karmic.
[17:22] <Dr_Willis> deposito:  not really. the samba stiff is setting the masks/settings after its been made.  also the rpermissions of the directory may be th eissue.
[17:22] <kryogen> Dr_Willis,  Adobe air runs under ubuntu 10.04 amd 64?
[17:23] <Dr_Willis> kryogen:  yes. I went to the Antenna site.. click click.. it installed.. then ran fine
[17:23] <tommy^m> FAWK YES! Thank god for Nvidia drivers :D:D:D:D
[17:23] <Dr_Willis> kryogen:  if only flash worked as easially
[17:23] <kjele> blue_anna: Then it must be a reason for it. Alternative is to download the source and edit the dependency file.
[17:23] <eniacpx> Does anyone here have neatx-server running on a non-standard port?
[17:23] <kryogen> Dr_Willis,  but can I play listen.pls files with antenna?
[17:23] <elhobab> please i need help i can't lock the screen of the laptop (hp) i'm on uvuntu 10.04
[17:24] <Dr_Willis> kryogen:  it has a feature to ad your own stations in lots of different formats..  try it and see i guess
[17:24] <gunther44> has lucid removed the services application from the administration menu?
[17:24] <theadmin> Say, I have a relatively long password, and sudo takes quite a while (around a second) to check it. What the?
[17:24] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: you got X working ok with those drivers?
[17:24] <tommy^m> onetinsoldier: yes sir :D
[17:24] <Amburr> holy shit i got the interface to come up lawl
[17:24] <kryogen> elhobab,  Well have you check System>preferences>Screensaver Preferences>lock screen when screensaver is active?
[17:24] <Dr_Willis> kryogen:  http://bcdef.org/antenna/
[17:25] <Amburr> how do i connect to a network?
[17:25] <gunther44> it feels like lucid is a step backwards in many respects!
[17:25] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: cool, good deal. get the grub menu figured out ok yet?
[17:25] <Labus> русские есть? = (
[17:25] <An_Ony_Moose> !wtf | Amburr
[17:25] <_pg_> hey everyone, im trying to fix my killed grub from the update to lucid, im up in a terminal on a live cd and i see my ubuntu partition in sudo fdisk -l but cant mount it. it says it doesnt exist...any ideas?
[17:25] <deposito> Dr_Willis, ill see the book because i dont have nothing like umask in the smb.conf file. I give wrx permisson to the folder :S
[17:25] <theadmin> Labus: Есть, в #ubuntu-ru мы
[17:25] <blue_anna> kjele: well a different question then, this ruby 1.8 install overwrites the base "env ruby" with ruby 1.8 inste3ad of 1.9 -- do you know how I can revert the system ruby to 1.9.1 ?
[17:25] <Marco___> Dr_Willis: do you have any pointers to solve my problem?
[17:25] <Labus> theadmin, там никого
[17:25] <theadmin> Labus: Там 103 человека :D
[17:25] <Labus> theadmin, О_О
[17:25] <tommy^m> onetinsoldier: yes, pressing esc made the menu appear :D then booted recovery mode, then init 3 and finally installing nvidia propr. drivers =)
[17:26] <Dr_Willis> Marco___:  what was the problem? i forget.. and i am about to hit the bed.
[17:26] <elhobab> kryogen, i don't find it ..!!
[17:26] <Labus> theadmin, это как? О_О я вроде подключился, там только я и бот = (
[17:26] <blue_anna> kjele: leave it isntalled but just abandon it for everything I'm doing -- I use esEC encoding, I need ruby 1.9
[17:26] <theadmin> Labus: А вас я там не вижу %)
[17:26] <onetinsoldier> tommy^m: cool, good deal! :-) glad you got it sorted out
[17:26] <_pg_> hey everyone, im trying to fix my killed grub from the update to lucid, im up in a terminal on a live cd and i see my ubuntu partition in sudo fdisk -l but cant mount it. it says it doesnt exist...any ideas?
[17:27] <theadmin> Labus: "/join #ubuntu-ru" - скопируйте енто, без кавычков
[17:27] <tommy^m> onetinsoldier: haha me to =)
[17:27] <onetinsoldier> i'll bet
[17:27] <Amburr> is there a way to connect to a wireless network through terminal? my screen is too stretched for me to see the connection dialog
[17:27] <elhobab> kryogen, there is no screensaver on preferences menu it's strange
[17:27] <Amburr> iwlist scan shows my network
[17:27] <Labus> ыы, точн, спс)
[17:28] <Amburr> or whats the command i type to bring up the wifi dialog in X?
[17:28] <Dr_Willis> Amburr:  its possible.. but i dont recall how off hand.
[17:28] <danpandrea> does anybody know how to install .dat files as extensions for OpenOffice?
[17:28] <Amburr> Willis are you able to find out what the name of the app is in X that connects you?
[17:28] <Amburr> maybe i can run it directly
[17:28] <kryogen> elhobab,  Are you shure?
[17:28] <jvizzle> .
[17:29] <elhobab> yes i'm
[17:29] <kjele> blue_anna: update-alternatives ruby check that
[17:29] <kjele> blue_anna: update-alternatives --config ruby check that
[17:29] <deano>  hi ppl can any 1 help me????? i need solidworks on ubuntu but cant find away to do it does any1 no how plz
[17:30] <Labus> theadmin, я наверн тупой = (
[17:30] <bastidrazor> Amburr: http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch13_:_Linux_Wireless_Networking
[17:30] <Labus> theadmin		Labus: Во
[17:30] <Labus> 	Labus	= )
[17:30] <Labus> 		#ubuntu-ru Cannot send to channel
[17:31] <gunther44> how do i set what services to start/stop on lucid?
[17:31] <blue_anna> kjele: it says " There is only one alternative in link group ruby: /usr/bin/ruby1.9.1" and Nothing to configure
[17:31] <bastidrazor> Amburr: this is actually a bit more direct .. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=698197
[17:31] <theadmin> Labus: Вы зарегестрированны?
[17:32] <kjele> blue_anna: Then it means that ruby is ruby1.9.1
[17:32] <yves> Yo, trying to install ubuntu 10 and the cd boots and when i choose install ubuntu i get boot loader /casper/vmlinuz. Any ideas what i can do to fix this?
[17:32] <blue_anna> kjele: wow .. you're right. it * just * changed
[17:32] <blue_anna> blue-frog: thank you :)
[17:32] <tsimpson> Labus: you need to register to speak on that channel, apparently
[17:32] <blue_anna> ** kjele thank you
[17:32] <corpse> how do you delete a file fron command line that is not empty
[17:33] <npope> corpse: rm
[17:33] <blue_anna> corpse: rm <fname>
[17:33] <danpandrea> does anybody know how to install .dat files as extensions for Open Office?
[17:33] <deano> does any1 no how i can install solidworks thanx
[17:33] <swapy> yes
[17:33] <swapy> you can
[17:33] <swapy> but you need wine or any other windows emulator for that
[17:34] <corpse> npope: i get  rmdir: failed to remove `old_home': Directory not empty
[17:34] <kjele> blue_anna: But do you still have 1.8?
[17:34] <npope> corpse: rm -rf
[17:34] <blue_anna> kjele: I didnt uninstall it
[17:34] <danpandrea> swapy: talking to me?
[17:34] <npope> corpse: if you need more help type 'man rm'
[17:34] <kjele> corpse: rm -r
[17:35] <swapy> danpandrea, no not to you dude by the way what is your question
[17:35] <corpse> npope: ah i was beeing nub and using rmdir instead to rm, thanks much
[17:35] <swapy> ohh i get it now
[17:35] <npope> corpse: no problemo's
[17:35] <blue_anna> corpse: use nautilus instead .. the gui is made for things like that.  do "nautilus ." and just do it by mouse :)
[17:35] <danpandrea> swapy: how can i install .dat files as extensions for Open Office?
[17:35] <kjele> blue_anna: what does "sudo updatedb && locate ruby1.8" say?
[17:36] <corpse> blue_anna how to i give my self permission to delete a system file in nautilus
[17:36] <blue_anna> kjele: it says everything .. you dont want to see that log
[17:36] <corpse> blue_anna i alwasy just use terminal so i can sudo
[17:36] <blue_anna> huge
[17:36] <swapy> danpandrea, you can try this http://forums.techguy.org/all-other-software/35799-open-dat-file.html
[17:37] <danpandrea> swapy: thanks, i'll look into it
[17:37] <kjele> corpse: Well remember that when you want to delete directories you need the -r flag
[17:37] <manowar3> corpse, if you haven't done so already, there's a simple plugin that enables you to open a terminal in the current directory adn then you clould sudo
[17:37] <lwells> Hi all
[17:37] <swapy> danpandrea, one more http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=14595
[17:37] <corpse> manowar3: ah, what plugin is that?
[17:38] <kjele> corpse: sudo apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal
[17:38] <corpse> kjele: thank you
[17:39] <kjele> corpse: You do need a relog for it to take effect
[17:39] <fallback> in desperate need of advice getting my RAID-LVM setup back up... power-out killed proper LVM handling; RAID array is fine, /dev/mapper/foo-bar mountable but /dev/foo/bar won't appear, pvscan etc all reply no volumes/groups etc found...
[17:39] <KaOSoFt> Where can I modify (add, delete, edit) the options in the Open With window?
[17:39] <KaiForce> ok, Xorg keeps crashing on me, and when I look through SSH at top I see Xorg being repeatedly re-launched but not successfully starting.  How do I troubleshoot this?
[17:40] <kjele> KaOSoFt: It should be in ~/.local/
[17:40] <llutz> KaiForce: check /var/log/Xorg.?.log
[17:40] <trism> KaOSoFt: for most files, right clicking them, properties, open with tab should handle it, for folders you need to edit ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list
[17:41] <KaOSoFt> No, no, I mean, adding or editing the program list displayed with Open With.
[17:41] <KaiForce> llutz:  ok, i found that.  I'll pastebin when it occurs again
[17:41] <KaOSoFt> trism, I don't see such file: mimeapps.list, I mean.
[17:42] <Amburr> that ubuntu link is nice but it doesnt address what if my network has a key on it
[17:42] <K_Dallas> Hi guys! What is a good iPod tool which takes care of converting, ...? Thank you
[17:42] <kjele> KaOSoFt: ~/.local/share/application for programs that you add yourself. The other is in /usr/share something
[17:43] <KaOSoFt> Ohh, okay, I guess that's the one. Thanks. :)
[17:43] <psusi> fallback: huh?  /dev/foo/bar is just a symlink to /dev/mapper/foo-bar
[17:43] <Marco___> for everyone who wish to know this: I solved my installation issue with hard disk :) you need to run this command "sudo apt-get remove dmraid" and the installation will recognize the hard disk :)
[17:43] <kjele> KaOSoFt: yea in /usr/share/applications
[17:43] <danpandrea> swapy: didn't help. the issue is this: i want to install a system independent open office extension. Linux extensions come in the .oxt format, while the system independent ones come in .dat format. I can open the file and see some .xml files within it. Now, my knowledge regarding the English language tells me that "system independent" files should work on any OS. Tell me if I'm wrong.
[17:43] <Talu> Does anyone know if Vbox shares network with ubuntu?
[17:43] <KaiForce> Marco___: thanks good to know!
[17:44] <psusi> fallback: are you forgetting to use sudo?
[17:44] <fallback> i know, it's just a link, but LVM is reporting nothing can be found
[17:44] <bastidrazor> Amburr: about half way down this page .. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo
[17:44] <fallback> yes am using sudo
[17:44] <fallback> no pv, vg or lv found
[17:44] <psusi> fallback: well if it's there in /dev/mapper, the it's found ;)
[17:44] <KaOSoFt> kjele, yeah, mimecache.info.
[17:44] <KaOSoFt> Thanks.
[17:44] <markr_> What do I have to install to get a 32 bit development environment?
[17:45] <fallback> true, but now my drbd config isn't working anymore
[17:45] <markr_> (using 64 bits kernel)
[17:45] <KaiForce> Marco___: OK good luck!
[17:45] <Amburr> bastid what if i dont know my key in hex just the numbers (binary)?
[17:45] <doglino> ubuntu light will be sold???
[17:46] <fallback> system-config-lvm reports all volumes as "uninitialized"
[17:46] <kjele> KaOSoFt: At least keep a copy of it if you want to tweak it.
[17:46] <Amburr> for some reason dhclient wlan0 isnt working
[17:46] <fallback> using pvcreate --uuid etc. doesn't work either
[17:46] <Amburr> cant find DHCPoffers
[17:46] <KaOSoFt> kjele- Sure, I always make back-ups. You never can be too sure/safe. Thank you. :)
[17:46] <psusi> fallback: what do you mean?  you already have the pv, you don't want to create one
[17:46] <javiers> hello
[17:47] <fallback> to re-create the lvm meta data
[17:47] <fallback> it's what all the howto's are mentioning
[17:47] <momen> hello
[17:47] <psusi> fallback: doint that will destroy your existing volumes on the disk
[17:47] <momen> i have some problen
[17:47] <momen> problem
[17:47] <fallback> lucky it didn't work then
[17:47] <momen> any one can help me
[17:48] <psusi> pvcreate is akin to formatting
[17:48] <psusi> define didn't work
[17:48] <KaiForce> Marco___: I completely agree
[17:48] <psusi> sounds like it did, which is why pvs doesn't see anything
[17:48] <momen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/432867/
[17:49] <fallback> but i don't understand why the devices do show up in /dev/mapper while LVM seems not to find anything and system-config-lvm reports all as uninitialized
[17:49] <psusi> like I just said, it sounds like it was working fine, and you did a pvcreate, destroying the signature, so the tools can't find anything now
[17:49] <fallback> no, i can still mount all of the volumes from /dev/mapper and all are fine
[17:50] <jorn> theadmin : It worked like a charm! Thank you! :)
[17:50] <psusi> yea... but you have destroyed the metadata, so the lvm tools can no longer find it... as soon as you reboot you won't have anything in /dev/mapper anymore
[17:50] <fallback> LVM not finding anything was also the case before i tried pvcreate...
[17:50] <Sna4x8> How can I run x11vnc if Ubuntu is sitting at the login screen?  X is started on display :0, but since the LoginWindow is open, I can't x11vnc -display :0
[17:50] <fallback> have rebooted several times and they do show up
[17:50] <psusi> you sure you didn't forget to use sudo the first time, then in a panic, did pvcreate?
[17:50] <kjele> Anyone knows of any cool plymouth themes? Getting tired of solar
[17:51] <Amburr> can someone convert 0011223344 to HEX please? :)
[17:51] <fallback> like i said the pvcreate command didn't work it stopped with "too many characters to be a uuid"
[17:51] <fallback> and didn't forget sudo
[17:51] <Talu> Hmm does anyone know how to make Vbox show my external HD?
[17:51] <Sna4x8> 0xAB4130
[17:51] <kjele> Amburr: There is a calculator in ubuntu that does that
[17:52] <Amburr> let me look
[17:52] <fallback> just rebooted (remotely) and all is still there and doing fine
[17:52] <psusi> fallback: what does sudo pvdisplay say?
[17:52] <kjele> Amburr: ab4130
[17:52] <kjele> Amburr: gnome-calculator in programming mode
[17:52] <Amburr> thank you
[17:52] <momen> any one can help me
[17:52] <fallback> nothing, except when i add -vv
[17:52] <psusi> fallback: and then?
[17:53] <fallback> and then it says /dev/foo/ not found, and /dev/dev/disk/by-id/uuid etc no such file or dir
[17:53] <cybertek> hey guys, I am having problems with my php on my webserver, squirrelmail is reporting issues along with alot of other php web based programs "Deprecated: Function eregi() is deprecated in /usr/var/www/sites/dtc/intertvnet.net/subdomains/www/html/squirrelmail-1.4.19/functions/imap_general.php  on line 660"
[17:53] <psusi> fallback: what is the raid pv supposed to be?  /dev/md0?  does it mention that?
[17:54] <fallback> no it doesn't mention /dev/md0
[17:54] <Amburr> umm interesting iwconfig didnt want to take my hex key but when i used 0011223344 it took it
[17:54] <fallback> the config is /dev/md0 = /dev/mapper/media and /dev/md1 = /dev/mapper/system (but both aren't showing)
[17:54] <Amburr> error for wireless request set encode 8b2a
[17:54] <kjele> Sna4x8: what with -display :1 ?
[17:55] <Amburr> i have a better idea, does anyone know the app name in gnome to connect to a wifi network that i can run from alt+f2?
[17:55] <Amburr> cause connecting manually is proving disasterous :)
[17:55] <BGL-[t]> i've removed ubuntu one from the panel how do i get it back? or run it outside of the panel?
[17:56] <Sna4x8> kjele: It doesn't work, but X is running on display :0.
[17:56] <K|nG> Hii,,, I had install ubuntu in my PC i can see the Wireless but cant connect why do not connect ? can anyone tell me :S
[17:56] <BGL-[t]> i'd re-added notification area to the panel but it's not showing up
[17:56] <fallback> would re-installing LVM help?
[17:56] <Sna4x8> kjele: It's just sitting at gnome-session - .../LoginWindow
[17:56] <psusi> fallback: huh?  that doesn't make sense... /dev/mapper should have vg-lv entries in it.. the underlying pvs don't really matter
[17:56] <psusi> fallback: no
[17:56] <erf3d> Hello all
[17:56] <Nonpython> rhythmbox crashes on start, I am fully updated, please help.
[17:57] <kjele> Sna4x8: I am not quite sure but to create a new X session you can go to tty1 and do xinit -- :1
[17:57] <fallback> honest truth, /dev/mapper/system-swap etc are showing but pvdisplay -vv doesn't mention /dev/md0 at all...
[17:57] <K|nG> I had install Ubuntu in my PC i can see the Wireless but can connect to it what i should do ?
[17:57] <Sandertje> hi..... does anyone here have experience with adobe AIR? I need it to install seesmic desktop. It seems to install fine, no error messages. However, nothing happens when running .air files. And the only reference to adobe air i find on my file system is a small script in /usr/bin, which does nothing when executing
[17:57] <psusi> fallback: then your system vg is not on /dev/md0
[17:57] <tsimpson> cybertek: it's incompatible with the newer PHP
[17:58] <Sna4x8> kjele: Yea, I suppose, but I could just use vncserver if I wanted to do that.  Thing is I'd like to connect to that pc remotely, then when I get on site have everything still running.  Plus I need people to share the active login with remote users, so I need x11vnc.
[17:58] <eveningsky> My hp laptop has a button to toggle the mousepad on/off. Sometimes this button also turns off the keyboard and itself, while freezing nautilus.
[17:58] <K|nG> I had install Ubuntu in my PC i can see the Wireless but can connect to it what i should do ? ANYONE CAN HELP ME PLEASE!
[17:58] <fallback> it absolutely is, the other server has exactly the same configuration and is still intact
[17:58] <psusi> fallback: it sounds like you have two different volume groups... and the one on the raid is not working
[17:58] <BGL-[t]> K|nG: you have to be more specific than 'can't connect'
[17:59] <Sandertje> K|nG: which ubuntu version are u using?
[17:59] <K|nG> Sandertje: 10.04
[17:59] <fallback> i have two volume groups, foo on /dev/md0 and bar on /dev/md1 - seriously, the servers are clones
[17:59] <K|nG> BGL-[t]: I can see my ISP but can't connect to it
[17:59] <psusi> fallback: and which one do you currently see in /dev/mapper?  foo or bar?
[17:59] <kjele> Sna4x8: To be honest I do not quite understand the question
[17:59] <fallback> both
[18:00] <fallback> actually i just see /dev/mapper/foo-swap not /dev/mapper/foo
[18:00] <DJIronSkillet> Hello anyone got a sec for a ?
[18:00] <KaiForce> shoot timmy
[18:00] <fallback> (where swap is one of the logical volumes on foo)
[18:00] <Sandertje> K|nG: click the internet symbol in your upper taskbar. Your wireless network should be visible in the drop down list. Just clikc the name of it, and enter any passwords necessary
[18:00] <Pici> DJIronSkillet: Don't ask to ask, just ask.
[18:00] <Sna4x8> kjele: Normally when a user is logged in to that pc on display :0 I can x11vnc -display :0 from the ssh server, then connect to it with a vnc client.
[18:00] <KaiForce> i mean DJIronSkillet (
[18:00] <psusi> fallback: right... but sudo vgdisplay doesn't see foo?
[18:01] <K|nG> Sandertje:  I try it but still does't work :S
[18:01] <theGman> Trying to get my gpg fingerprint to create an openpgp key and doing this gpg --fingerprint in a root term OR mu user doesn't return anything? Could someone tell me why?
[18:01] <kjele> Sna4x8: The man page says you need the share flag or the forever flag
[18:01] <Sna4x8> kjele: However, if the server is restarted it sits at the ubuntu login screen, and I can't start x11vnc until someone goes onsite and manually logs in.
[18:01] <fallback> no it just says "no such file or directory"
[18:01] <theGman> mu user ->my user
[18:01] <DJIronSkillet> OK so I jut tried to install 10.04 on a Toshiba Satilite I bouhgt in April and no dice it hangs at what looks like a Memory allocation error
[18:01] <acidchild> Hello, this is my Xorg.log http://pastebin.slackadelic.com/p/VPNN2J59.html i'm trying to start X without a mouse, is that why its crashing?
[18:01] <Sandertje> K|nG: any error message? or does it the password-enter thingy come back after a minute or so?
[18:01] <psusi> fallback: what?  pastebin the output of sudo vgdisplay -v
[18:01] <Sna4x8> kjele: Yea, I use those, that's not my issue.  My problem is I can't start it when it's sitting at the login screen, someone has to manually log in.
[18:01] <KaiForce> DJIronSkillet: what error message
[18:02] <theGman> When I ran it as root it created a couple of tables but never returned what the WS said it should...
[18:02] <Sna4x8> kjele: I basically need a way of remotely logging in to the gnome session or something.
[18:02] <DJIronSkillet> ill have to reboot and write it down
[18:02] <K|nG> Sandertje:  Request a athuorisation annd just show Dissconnect - Your now offline
[18:02] <DJIronSkillet> give me 2 min and Ill be right back
[18:02] <KaiForce> DJIronSkillet: does it have another ubuntu on it now?
[18:02] <DJIronSkillet> its got to do with AHCP I think
[18:02] <fallback> that's a tricky one; i'm irc-ing with my laptop and remote accessing the server via vnc..
[18:02] <Jack21> hey how do i completely get rid of mysql in ubuntu ... including all the mysql tables
[18:02] <KaiForce> ACPI maybe?
[18:03] <Jack21> i forgot the password and want to start over
[18:03] <kjele> Sna4x8: Well then we have as I said go to tty1 and type xinit -- :1 then ssh -X username@remote and then gnome-session
[18:03] <DJIronSkillet> no im running windows 7 tried dual boot with Ubuntu
[18:03] <psusi> Jack21: go rm your tables
[18:03] <Yionel> Hi everybody, I have a huge problem of surround sound on my optical output can you help me ?
[18:03] <kjele> Sna4x8: of course that you do not want since it is so slow...
[18:03] <NickNak> Hi everyone. My machine mounts two network shares (cifs) at boot time and these appear as icons on my desktop.  Is there any way to remove these icons?
[18:03] <K|nG> and Sandertje in windows i Connect with ralink do not need any password or anything :A and then i configure the pppoe users to connect and work but at Ubuntu not work :S I like to much ubuntu i do not wanna still at Windows anymore I hate it :A
[18:04] <Sandertje> K|nG: then two options: your either entering a wrong key (NOT your computers password, youll prolly find the long number on your router), OR you're using a wrong method of authentication.
[18:04] <Sna4x8> kjele: But then what about the display :0.. if someone comes on site and needs to see the desktop.
[18:04] <Jack21> psusi how do i rm the tables without being able to get into mysql since i forgot the password for it
[18:04] <CogitoErgoSam> NickName:  Use gconf-editor, nautilus and desktop and uncheck "show mounted volumes"
[18:04] <CogitoErgoSam> or something similar
[18:04] <psusi> Jack21: you don't do anything with mysql.. you just delete the files
[18:04] <Nonpython> rhythmbox crashes on start, I am fully updated, please help.
[18:04] <CogitoErgoSam> err NickNak*
[18:04] <Amburr> how do i install the latest nvidia driver, is it an apt-get or do i download the driver from nvidias site
[18:04] <Jack21> psusi: oh ok cool :) do you know where the files are?
[18:05] <kjele> Sna4x8: the xinit -- :1 is on you locally not the remote. When they are on site they of course do not see that. But then they can just login and you will be able to use vnc
[18:05] <fallback> basically it says: "scanning for physical volume names" and then /dev/dev/disk/by-id/yadayadayada : stat failed no such file or directory, and it says that for all the volumes as well as the corresponding uuid's
[18:05] <K|nG> Sandertje: at windows i connect at Wireless without password but at Ubuntu request authoritation
[18:05] <Yionel> anyone for un sound problem ?
[18:05] <psusi> Jack21: depends on how you configured mysql... check the conf file
[18:05] <Jack21> hm ok 1 sec
[18:05] <psusi> fallback: can you pastebin the exact output
[18:05] <ibqn> is there another icon theme for ubuntu 10.04 instead of this default violet icons?
[18:05] <CogitoErgoSam> NickNak:  Found it.  run "gconf-editor", go to Apps->Nautilus->Desktop and uncheck the box that says "volumes_visible"
[18:05] <vitium> I installed this driver http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/WHQL-Catalyst-driver-for-Radeon-HD5830.aspx - The installation went fine, I rebooted then the system went to a prompt. Low gfx mode or reconfigure. I have gone back to generic config with some success.
[18:05] <Sandertje> K|nG: make a screenshot
[18:06] <CogitoErgoSam> ibqn:  Open Appearances, click "Customize".
[18:06] <vitium> I removed the ati driver which was installed but now one package always appears as broken - I cannot install the driver from Hardware Drivers.
[18:06] <Sna4x8> kjele: Well, i could just pipe everything over ssh or use regular vncserver if that would work for my case.
[18:06] <KaiForce> llutz: ok, it crashed again.  pastebin at http://pastebin.com/cmrACJhv.  I don't know how to read it
[18:06] <fallback> sorry, but how do i do that from a vnc console?
[18:06] <Sna4x8> kjele: x11vnc used to work fine in the old version of ubuntu at the login screen.
[18:06] <CogitoErgoSam> Sna4x8:  I joined the convo late but if your question is about remote gui with vnc or ssh, PM me
[18:06] <CogitoErgoSam> I use x11vnc over ssh and love it
[18:06] <ibqn> CogitoErgoSam, and...
[18:06] <psusi> fallback: lol, don't use vnc, use ssh ;)
[18:06] <KaiForce> Anyone who can understand why Xorg might crash see my post above thanks!
[18:06] <Sna4x8> kjele: It just got hosed in 10.04.
[18:06] <kjele> Sna4x8: Bugs and deprecation happens :s
[18:06] <fallback> good one thanks; just a moment :)
[18:07] <CogitoErgoSam> ibqn:  There are tabs for the different parts of the appearance, like the controls you mentioned
[18:07] <psusi> fallback: otherwise, open a web browser in the vnc session and copy/paste on the server
[18:07] <K|nG> Sandertje: I am right now in Windows XP :S
[18:07] <wiley> Anyone gotten a CaC card to work in ubuntu?
[18:07] <K|nG> and i can't connect to internet by Ubuntu :SSSSSSSSSSS Sandertje
[18:07] <Jack21> psusi: i cant find the conf file .. is it in etc/php5 ?
[18:07] <Sna4x8> kjele: Word.  I guess I can set the machine to login automatically then have the screen saver start with a password at startup.
[18:07] <CogitoErgoSam> ibqn:  The first tab that shows up when you click "Customize" is for controls.
[18:08] <K|nG> A ka naj shqiptar qetu bre se du me vet diqka
[18:08] <fallback>  Setting global/locking_type to 1
[18:08] <fallback>       File-based locking selected.
[18:08] <fallback>       Setting global/locking_dir to /var/lock/lvm
[18:08] <fallback>     Finding all logical volumes
[18:08] <fallback>       /dev/dev/disk/by-id/dm-name-bmtmedia-data: stat failed: No such file or directory
[18:08] <fallback>       /dev/dev/disk/by-id/dm-name-bmtmedia-vmachines: stat failed: No such file or directory
[18:08] <FloodBot1> fallback: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:08] <psusi> Jack21: no, that's php... it's in /etc/mysql
[18:08] <sontek> anyone know of a way to autotune your voice for use with skype in Ubuntu?
[18:08] <Jack21> ohh thanks
[18:08] <kjele> Sna4x8: alternative. But aren't you suppose to ssh into the remote and then start x11vnc there?
[18:08] <theGman> Jack21: #mysql and they can tell you how to retrieve or reset your password. Less hassel than starting over. :)
[18:08] <karthiksharu> In ubuntu ...any notes taking software / alternate to basket notes please ???
[18:08] <fallback> psusi: did that get through?
[18:08] <Sna4x8> kjele: Yes, that's normally what I do, and tunnel in to the vnc server over ssh.
[18:09] <Sandertje> K|nG: you must have entered a key in windows as well the first time you accessed the network. In ubuntu, you also need to authorize the very first time. Unless it's an unprotected network, but it wouldnt ask for authentication if it would
[18:09] <Yionel> pleaaaase ! http://is.gd/c7FAC
[18:09] <Yionel> :)
[18:09] <psusi> fallback: no, paste it to paste.ubuntu.com... also that looked like you were running lvdisplay not vgdisplay
[18:09] <NickNak> CogitoErgoSam: Thanks, that did the trick!
[18:09] <CogitoErgoSam> Sna4x8, kjele:  To do remote vnc with x11vnc, you absolutely should tunnel in via SSH first, forwarding the VNC port, and then run x11vnc with the localhost parameter.
[18:09] <kjele> Sna4x8: Then basically you are login already
[18:09] <fallback> just a mo
[18:09] <llutz> KaiForce: sorry, i cannot see any error in that log too.
[18:09] <Jack21> theGman: ahh i just want to get rid of the damm thing and start over.. cant be bothered with resetting the password anymore,.. i havnt really had anything important in the databases
[18:10] <ibqn> CogitoErgoSam, yes, but I am not able to find icons theme there, which looks similar, but not in violet or pink....
[18:10] <nakw_> how can i start apache2 ??
[18:10] <llutz> nakw_: sudo apache2ctl start
[18:10] <CogitoErgoSam> ibqn:  Are you talking about folder and application icons?  Or window controls?
[18:10] <theGman> Jack21: Ok, then I guess that's one way to do it.
[18:10] <fallback> ok used paste.ubuntu.com
[18:10] <CogitoErgoSam> ibqn:  Folder/app icons are set with the "Icons" tab
[18:10] <Amburr> httpd start?
[18:10] <Sna4x8> CogitoErgoSam: vnc and ssh aren't my problem.  My problem is that x11vnc no longer works when Ubuntu is sitting at the gnome-session login screen.  x11vnc -display :0 fails even though X is started on display :0.
[18:10] <KaiForce> llutz anything else i can look at?  It runs fine for a while then it goes black, kb stops working (i.e. I can't alt+ctrl out to a terminal) and Xorg seems to go into a restart loop
[18:11] <nakw_> llutz: thank you
[18:11] <psusi> fallback: ok, now paste the url for it here so I can see it ;)
[18:11] <CogitoErgoSam> Sna4x8:  I can help with that.
[18:11] <fallback> http://paste.ubuntu.com/432882/
[18:11] <KaiForce> should I sudo dpkg-reconfigure Xorg-xserver?
[18:11] <Amburr> hey question guys should i install the resitricted broadcom sta wireless driver or keep my ndiswrapper solution?
[18:11] <llutz> KaiForce: no idea, sorry
[18:11] <CogitoErgoSam> Sna4x8:  The problem is that without a user logged in, x11vnc doesn't know which X authority file to use.  To log in, you'll need to run x11vnc with the parameter "-auth /home/<username>/.Xauthority"
[18:11] <Jack21> theGman: ok found the files. now i will delete them :D
[18:12] <theGman> Could someone tell me why gpg --fingerprint doesn't return anything? Run as root OR my user? When ran as root it created a few tables but that's it.
[18:12] <KaiForce> llutz: no problem, thanks for listening!
[18:12] <ibqn> CogitoErgoSam, I am talking about icons you can see in nautilus or in places menu, this violet color for Computer icons or Desktop icon is so ugly...
[18:12] <GeekSquid> Amburr: If it ain't broke, don't fix it
[18:12] <Sna4x8> CogitoErgoSam: Ahh, let me give that a go.
[18:12] <CogitoErgoSam> Sna4x8:  If that doesn't work there are other built-in methods in x11vnc to try and find the right auth file.  The man page mentions them.
[18:12] <psusi> fallback: wtf?  there are two devs in the paths... it should just be /dev/disk/foo not /dev/dev/disk
[18:12] <CogitoErgoSam> ibqn:  Those are controlled by the icon set, as shown under the "Icons" tab of the "Customize" window.
[18:13] <fallback> i noticed that as well, but it is actually there for real too
[18:13] <CogitoErgoSam> Sna4x8:  Be sure to put the -auth part before -display
[18:13] <psusi> fallback: huh?
[18:13] <llutz> KaiForce: you might just check /var/log/syslog and /var/log/messages for some errors, but if nothing was logged to xorg.0.log, i doubt you'll find much
[18:13] <ibqn> CogitoErgoSam, yes, but first i need to install them, so I am asking for names!
[18:14] <psusi> what is the dir= line in your /etc/lvm/lvm.conf say?  it should just be "/dev", same for the scan= line
[18:14] <fallback> strange the other server doesn't have the /dev/dev
[18:14] <CogitoErgoSam> ibqn:  Oh, there should be several installed by default, but a good source for gnome appearance stuff is http://gnome-look.org
[18:14] <acidchild> I'm at wits end, why is Xorg using HAL to populate devices? this is just silly.
[18:14] <acidchild> How and where do i find a stock xorg.conf for ubuntu?
[18:14] <fallback> dir = "/dev"
[18:14] <seanr> I've got PHP 5.2, Apache and sendmail installed on my server.  When I try to send an email from PHP, no error is generated, but nothing is ever sent.  I don't see anything in the logs.  Any idea where I should look to debug this?
[18:15] <ibqn> CogitoErgoSam, ubuntu comes with icon package set already for sure, so there is no need to browse gnome-look
[18:15] <onetinsoldier> ibqn: you're wanting names of themes you can install with apt-get?
[18:15] <psusi> fallback: that.. is.... FUBAR
[18:15] <markus_> Hello, where can i find the prog fancontrol?
[18:15] <corpse> Is it possible to connect to a windows 7 HomeGroup network?
[18:15] <fallback> indeed :(
[18:15] <CogitoErgoSam> seanr:  This channel is more for for ubuntu support; if you're running the webserver on ubuntu you could try #ubuntu-server
[18:15] <ibqn> onetinsoldier, yep
[18:15] <seanr> Thanks
[18:15] <fallback> but i can mount the volumes and all data is intact
[18:16] <psusi> fallback: and you say you actually seem to HAVE a /dev/dev directory?  does it have disk/by-id/anyofthatstuff in it?
[18:16] <kjele> Sna4x8: Say if it works with the -auth
[18:16] <oxyrosis> so i turn off my computer for the evening and when i turn it back on in th morning, im somehow greeted with an operating system i thought i erased adn wrote over to install the one i went to sleep with. how can i recover my old system. ALSO, GRUB doesn't detect my desired operating system, only this old one from 2009
[18:16] <onetinsoldier> ibqn: just run the following command --> apt-cache search theme | sort | less
[18:16] <fallback> yes i do and yes it does....
[18:16] <ibqn> onetinsoldier, something similar to ubuntu-mono-{light,dark} icon themes
[18:16] <CogitoErgoSam> ibqn:  gnome-look is a site full of things like themes and icons that you can install.  That's the whole point of the site.  They're not the default ones.  The items on gnome-look are not included in ubuntu by default
[18:16] <monkey_dust> hi all -- i am trying to install vmware for linux, using tar -- all goes well, up untill the location of the C header files -- GCC is installed ok --  where or how do i find the C header files? http://paste.ubuntu.com/432884/
[18:16] <fructose> I'm in jaunty and the "deb" command isn't found. Why would that be?
[18:16] <onetinsoldier> ibqn: there's quite a few themes there... with that command. including icon themes
[18:17] <kaushal> hi
[18:17] <psusi> fallback: df should show a mountpoint for /dev... does it also show one for /dev/dev?  or is /dev/dev actually a child directory of /dev?
[18:17] <llutz> fructose: "deb"? you mean dpkg?
[18:17] <fallback> i'll look, just a mo
[18:17] <Sna4x8> CogitoErgoSam: Thanks, I found the auth in /var/run/gdm, and when I give it that auth file it works.
[18:17] <psusi> fallback: ohh wtf, I have /dev/dev/disk too
[18:17] <Sna4x8> kjele: Thanks for the help also.
[18:17] <fructose> llutz: No, I'm trying to download cinelerra and the instructions say to use... deb http://akirad.cinelerra.org akirad-jaunty main
[18:18] <fallback> it displays /dev/mapper/foo mounted too /foo
[18:18] <llutz> fructose: thats a line you have to add to your sources.list, not a command
[18:18] <fallback> you have it too?
[18:18] <saser> hi,all . does synaptic pkg manager read apt cfg files such as /etc/apt/apt.conf & /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/* ?
[18:18] <CogitoErgoSam> Sna4x8:  No prob.  Also, as a note, if you get "Authentication failure" when trying to log into gdm over VNC, try running x11vnc with the -xkb parameter.  Sometimes it doesn't pick up the shift key or other modifiers without it.
[18:18] <psusi> fallback: yes... wtf?
[18:18] <onetinsoldier> ibqn: if you want to know about one of them that's listed, in antoehr terminal do --> apt-cache show <package_name> ...and it'll give you more info about it
[18:18] <kjele> Sna4x8: xauth for gmd or your user?
[18:18] <onetinsoldier> another*
[18:19] <kjele> Sna4x8: gdm*
[18:19] <fallback> the other twin server doesn't seem to have it
[18:19] <CogitoErgoSam> kjele:  He needed to find the default one (gdm's) to run x11vnc prior to a user being logged in on the box
[18:19] <Flumdahl> http://pastebin.org/230510 <-- anyone know howto solve this? the /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades does not even exist
[18:19] <term_oldcomp1> ok, slight problem.  grub has borked itself into grub rescue.  got linux on hda1 and freedos on hda3.  how do I fix?
[18:19] <Sna4x8> kjele:  It didn't work with the /user/myuser/.Xauthority because that user wasn't logged in, but I found it with a ps wwwaux |grep -i auth
[18:19] <fallback> so what can we do?
[18:20] <kjele> Sna4x8: ok
[18:20] <CogitoErgoSam> kjele:  Yup, and the x11vnc man page walks through the process in depth too
[18:20] <kjele> CogitoErgoSam: Sna4x8 is vnc over ssh faster than X over ssh ?
[18:20] <psusi> fallback: I have no idea why I have a /dev/dev but the links there are broken, though when I run vgdisplay -vv it is not looking in /dev/dev like yours is
[18:21] <JohnDoy> I have upgraded my Desktop to 10.04 and tried to install ubuntu-xen-desktop, but I get `broken package` errors. Is there fix for that, maybe something in the apt/sources file ?
[18:21] <Sna4x8> kjele: It seems faster to me. X over ssh is slow as it gets for me for some reason.
[18:21] <Jack21> arghh when i so sudo apt-get purge mysql it opens configuring phpmyadmin window
[18:21] <CogitoErgoSam> kjele:  Well, X over ssh is going to be a bit faster because its not rendering the whole UI.
[18:21] <Nick_Meister> uhm guys where do i report a bug?
[18:21] <Nick_Meister> i just ran into a weird glitch with the gnome panel
[18:21] <kjele> CogitoErgoSam: okey... It feels so damn slow.
[18:21] <fallback> it all happened when the server was powered down due to a power failure, the other server is connected to a different APC; before that everything was working great
[18:22] <psusi> fallback: try rm -fr /dev/dev ;)
[18:22] <Sna4x8> kjele: I use 3 bit color though, and a small screen, so it runs fast for me.
[18:22] <Flumdahl> http://pastebin.org/230510 <-- anyone know howto solve this? the /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades does not even exist ... anyone that can help me please?
[18:22] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: do you have 'apt-file' installed?
[18:22] <Sna4x8> kjele: I run code::blocks over ssh and... can't even hardly type.
[18:22] <merp> greetings. have installed (from apt-get) ircd-hybrid on ubuntu 10.04 LTS. I am trying to enable encrypted connections for clients. Unfortunately this seems to be missing from apt. Any suggestions on how to do this without having to resort to tarball compiling from ircd-hybrid.org? The owners of the server wish to try to keep everything as close to apt only as possible so that maintenance and upgrades are smoother. thanks.
[18:22] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier: hold i will check
[18:22] <fallback> won't that kill everything?
[18:22] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier: nope?
[18:22] <CogitoErgoSam> kjele:  If you're logging in remotely, you can use the -C parameter when starting SSH to enable compression
[18:22] <bastidrazor> psusi: that is a poor joke.
[18:22] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier: now i have installed it
[18:22] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: install it, and as root... run --> apt-file update
[18:22] <psusi> fallback: it will remove everything in /dev/dev, but I don't think it is supposed to be there in the first place, and the links there seem to be broken anyhow...
[18:22] <CogitoErgoSam> kjele:  ie "ssh -X -C <username>@<hostname>"
[18:23] <psusi> bastidrazor: not a joke
[18:23] <Tecna> When I attempt to switch to one of my consoles, all I see is screwed up remnants of plymouth.  How do I fix this?
[18:23] <Jack21> shit how do i just get rid of mysql . i want to uninstall everything
[18:23] <fallback> ok... i'll try
[18:23] <Jack21> arghhhhhhhh
[18:23] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier: and then ?
[18:23] <amabo> i just can't get dockbarx to display anything on lucid - can anyone offer any help?
[18:23] <Sna4x8> Jack21: apt-get remove mysql* --purge
[18:23] <psusi> fallback: everything in /dev is generated while the system is running anyhow, so worst case, you reboot and it should come back
[18:23] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: when that done.. does the following command say anything? apt-file search do-release-upgrade
[18:24] <fallback> rebooting now
[18:24] <psusi> fallback: no
[18:24] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier: yes, i have it installed.
[18:24] <psusi> fallback: try the vgdisplay now
[18:24] <Flumdahl> but the configuration file does not exist
[18:24] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: try... whereis do-release-upgrade
[18:24] <monkey_dust> hi all -- i am trying to install vmware for linux, using tar -- all goes well, up untill the location of the C header files -- GCC is installed ok --  where or how do i find the C header files? http://paste.ubuntu.com/432884/
[18:24] <psusi> fallback: if you reboot /dev/dev will just come back
[18:24] <fallback> waiting for it to come back up, just a mo
[18:24] <kjele> CogitoErgoSam: well I do have 10mbit up and down so kinda strange if that is still slow
[18:24] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier /usr/bin/do-release-upgrade
[18:24] <fallback> sorry was a bit quick to reboot
[18:25] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier: i have installed it and purged it and reinstalled it
[18:25] <Jack21> anyone here
[18:25] <psusi> fallback: you want to try running vgdisplay when you don't have that silly /dev/dev around for it to fail to open
[18:25] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: ok, not sure what's up... should work as far as i know
[18:25] <fallback> yep it's back, i'll remove it again and do vgdisplay, just a mo
[18:25] <kjele> CogitoErgoSam: lol like 10x times faster
[18:25] <psusi> fallback: it SHOULD be opening things in /dev and finding your /dev/md0, not mucking with /dev/dev
[18:25] <GeekSquid> merp: have you installed hybserv ... it is the services package, might be neccessarry, and is a reccommend to ircd-hybrid
[18:25] <amabo> i just can't get dockbarx to display anything on lucid - can anyone offer any help? it shows up with the little lock icon on the panel...
[18:26] <lipalm> anyone managed to get triple head going with a single radeon 5800 card ?
[18:26] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: looks like you did have some 'python' errors.. maybe that's the problem
[18:26] <Sna4x8> kjele: What, with compression enabled?
[18:26] <Jack21> ok i think ive done it
[18:26] <kjele> Sna4x8: yea :) I never thought it would be that fast!
[18:26] <JohnDoy> fallback: you have mounted devfs in /dev/dev, check your /dev/fstab, maybe
[18:26] <Tecna> looks like I'm screwed.
[18:26] <fallback> http://paste.ubuntu.com/432893/
[18:26] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier: can you put the /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades file on pastebin?
[18:26] <fallback> is what it says now..
[18:27] <kjele> Sna4x8: Think you type in code::blocks with compression enable
[18:27] <omar> is there a way to configure awn to make ctrl-click open the first instance of a grouped application instead of just opening the picker box? (like in win7)
[18:27] <psusi> fallback: and you're SURE that your /etc/lvm/lvm.conf says /dev, not /dev/dev?
[18:27] <fallback> i hashed it all out except / in /etc/fstab
[18:27] <fallback> 100%
[18:27] <CogitoErgoSam> kjele:  Another thing to try is modifying the color level of the session via your client.  Different clients handle it differently so you'd need to reference the docs for yours on that front.
[18:27] <markl_> what is the most mac-like window manager for ubuntu?
[18:27] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: sure. it's not much. in fact, i think that other than one single line, it's all comments
[18:27] <acerimmer> !kde
[18:27] <markl_> i have a bunch of mac users here and i want to see how close i can make ubuntu
[18:27] <fallback> i never touched /etc/lvm/lvm.conf - i set the volumes up during the ubuntu install
[18:28] <astra-x> so is software raid broken in ubuntu 10.04?
[18:28] <kjele> CogitoErgoSam: I am using the gnome-terminal
[18:28] <astra-x> can't seem to do anything with my md devices
[18:28] <markl_> astra-x: software raid is always a lose
[18:28] <CogitoErgoSam> kjele:  vncviewer?
[18:28] <markl_> acerimmer: that wasn't for me was it?
[18:28] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier: thanks .
[18:28] <astra-x> markl_: well thanks for the info
[18:28] <kjele> CogitoErgoSam: No X over ssh
[18:28] <astra-x> appreciate the unseful words
[18:28] <acerimmer> markl_: I triple ubuntu/mac/win7.  mostly ubuntu.  imho, kde is most mac-ish
[18:28] <markl_> astra-x: heh sorry that wasn't helpful
[18:28] <fructose> what's a decent video editing package for Ubuntu besides cinelerra?
[18:28] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: you're welcome.. and it has two lines i guess. hang on. this is from Lucid btw
[18:28] <markl_> except that in the long run, use hardware raid
[18:28] <psusi> fallback: that is weird... because it's acting like it's set to only look ing /dev/dev... you do have /dev/md0 right?
[18:28] <astra-x> i've had md devices before, ubuntu doesn't seem to like it
[18:29] <Sna4x8> For some reason vncviewer is suuuper slow for me.  I have to use vinagre.
[18:29] <fallback> yep both /dev/md0 and /dev/md1 are there
[18:29] <fallback> i'll post my lvm.conf just a sec
[18:29] <CogitoErgoSam> Sna4x8 try xvnc4viewer, its my fave at the moment.
[18:29] <markl_> acerimmer: oh i see; well i am trying to make the keystrokes and dock emulate the mac layout if possible
[18:29] <ade2_> astra-x, i'm using software raid with 10.04, what's going wrong?
[18:29] <astra-x> yes, but i cannot create any logical partition on /dev/md0
[18:29] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: http://pastebin.org/230588
[18:29] <Sna4x8> Hrm, haven't tried that one.  vinagre works really well for me though.
[18:30] <acerimmer> markl_: "docky" will get a very mac-ish doc.
[18:30] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier: ah
[18:30] <folken_houhoubir> hello
[18:30] <Flumdahl> thanks :D
[18:30] <CogitoErgoSam> Sna4x8 & kjele:  another thing to check out with vnc sessions is your client's encoding parameter.  Sometimes you'll need to force it to use hextile or ZRLE
[18:30] <fallback> http://paste.ubuntu.com/432894/
[18:30] <markl_> acerimmer: what is docky?
[18:30] <aayush> i have lucid in dell precision m4400, its blue tooth is not working, any one know how to fix it
[18:30] <acerimmer> !docky|markl_
[18:30] <Sandertje> where can I see to which path "open with [application xx]" is pointing in nautilus?
[18:31] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: is fiesty an LTS release... it's not, is it
[18:31] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: is fiesty an LTS release...? it's not, is it
[18:31] <merp> GeekSquid, yes I have installed hybrserv, but not yet configured it, I will check it's config and see if anything relevant.
[18:31] <jcrawford> hey guys is it hard to setup an ubuntu repository that will be used rather than the ubuntu repo?  I mean package wise.  If i have a package in a local repo it should be used instead of the ubuntu repo etc.
[18:31] <FoolsRun> Hi, question: I'm trying to help a friend with something. Does anyone know if an Apple USB external "Superdrive" will work with Ubuntu? Are there generic drivers for external DVD drives?
[18:31] <astra-x> ade2_: do you have to use lvm on top of md's?
[18:31] <acerimmer> markl_: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2009/11/docky-gains-panel-mode-network-docklet.html
[18:31] <jcrawford> thinking about setting up a repo here at work that will house all of the apps we need for development such as apache, etc. all the proper versions and let new hires use the repo to install the dev environment
[18:32] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: i don't think you can use 'do-release-upgrade' unless you're running and LTS release
[18:32] <acerimmer> markl_: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_FJH0hYZmVtc/Swisg5veIBI/AAAAAAAAEhs/6S8_8Zo7cVc/s400/screenshot_042.png
[18:32] <markl_> acerimmer: cool
[18:32] <ade2_> astra-x: No, I always put /boot on /dev/md0, but put everything else in lvm.
[18:32] <Flumdahl> onetinsoldier: hmm.. do-release-upgrade was installed by default .
[18:33] <acerimmer> markl_: :)
[18:33] <folken_houhoubir> HN : I have got a Soundcard "M-Audio 24-96" and in sound settings i got the "Digital Stereo duplex" set (i need the "Analog Stereo duplex")
[18:33] <bipolar> jcrawford: check out reprepro for your own packages, and apt-cacher-ng for standard ubuntu packages.
[18:33] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: is fiesty an LTS?
[18:33] <astra-x> ade2_: so i can use standard "bios" partitions on the md device?
[18:33] <onetinsoldier> don't think it is
[18:33] <fallback> psusi? anything there?
[18:33] <psusi> fallback: filter = [ "a|/dev/drbd|", "r|.*|" ]
[18:33] <trism> onetinsoldier: feisty is not lts
[18:33] <onetinsoldier> trism: roger... thanks
[18:33] <psusi> fallback: you seem to have changed that line and it is wrong I think
[18:33] <kjele> CogitoErgoSam: Sna4x8, though using firefox remotely is a bit slow.
[18:33] <youwei> for the first time
[18:33] <underdev> hi.  i want to create an iso image of a cd.  I tried using brasero, but even after installing cdrdao, it still won't create an iso image
[18:33] <amabo> i just can't get dockbarx to display anything on lucid - can anyone offer any help? it shows up with the little lock icon on the panel...
[18:33] <ade2_> astra-x, I don't think I've tried that, why would you want to?
[18:33] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: i think that's the problem...
[18:33] <markl_> underdev: use cat
[18:33] <youwei> it's too fast
[18:33] <markl_> cat /dev/sr0 > /tmp/whatever.iso
[18:33] <fallback> ok i'll have a look, just a sec
[18:34] <underdev> WHAT?!?
[18:34] <aayush> i have lucid in dell precision m4400, its blue tooth is not working, i have read somewhere that it will work with "HCIBTUSB" module, any one know where could i found it
[18:34] <jcrawford> thanks bipolar
[18:34] <markl_> underdev: cat works great for copying isos from a cd or dvd
[18:34] <bipolar> jcrawford: np
[18:34] <fallback> that's true, i remember now, so getting rid of it should fix it?
[18:34] <markl_> not music or movies of course, just data
[18:34] <ManOnFire> how to extend/resize ubuntu partition after installation??
[18:34] <underdev> well, what do you know.
[18:34] <folken_houhoubir> hu, 'elloo ? ^^'
[18:34] <onetinsoldier> Flumdahl: i think you'd have to update one version at a time to 8.04... then if you wanted to go to Lucid, then you could do the do-release-upgrade from 8.04
[18:34] <underdev> will cat work with a bootable OS cd?
[18:34] <psusi> fallback: yea... you included /dev there, which is why it is looking in /dev/dev
[18:34] <astra-x> ade2_: i just want a raid0
[18:35] <acerimmer> ps3 linux killswitch harms US Air Force
[18:35] <astra-x> with md
[18:35] <llutz> underdev: it will
[18:35] <acerimmer> ps3 linux killswitch harms US Air Force  http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2010/05/how-removing-ps3-linux-hurts-the-air-force.ars
[18:35] <underdev> acerimmer: yeah, that's bullshit.  why the hell do you think i got a ps3?
[18:35] <underdev> oops
[18:35] <underdev> sorry, no cussing
[18:35] <ade2_> astra-x, then I wouldn't bother with trying to partition it.  Make your file system directly on top of /dev/md0 or whatever.
[18:35] <FloodBot1> underdev: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:35] <fallback> i read somewhere it should be changed otherwise it would get in a pickle with drbd (should be ashamed that i'm not sure where i read it though)
[18:35] <astra-x> ade2_: but i need swap, /boot etc
[18:36] <astra-x> i cannot assign the md to anything
[18:36] <ade2_> astra-x, are you creating the RAID0 at install time, or later?
[18:36] <Tecna> underdev: If I understand correctly, cat /dev/[device] > file.iso works with anything.
[18:36] <psusi> fallback: what the heck is drbd?
[18:36] <astra-x> install time
[18:36] <rsvp> ps3 x 2000 = supercomputing fail ;-)
[18:36] <astra-x> since it is raid0
[18:36] <markl_> underdev: yes
[18:36] <folken_houhoubir> help wanted, having trouble on my job computer ...
[18:36] <fallback> psusi: I owe you one, it worked! :D
[18:36] <markl_> bootable cd's (el torito) are a feature of the ISO image
[18:36] <acerimmer> folken_houhoubir: ask
[18:36] <fallback> drbd = raid 1 over tcp
[18:36] <folken_houhoubir> HN : I have got a Soundcard "M-Audio 24-96" and in sound settings i got the "Digital Stereo duplex" set (i need the "Analog Stereo duplex")
[18:36] <fallback> i use it for a highly available nfs configuration
[18:37] <folken_houhoubir> So i can work on it to compose
[18:37] <fallback> if server 1 dies, it starts nfs-kernel-server on node2 and keeps in sync with drbd
[18:37] <FoolsRun> Does anyone know if an Apple external CD/DVD/Optical drive will work in Ubuntu, even just for reading?
[18:37] <fallback> but seriously psusi: thanks a million, you rule. :)
[18:37] <astra-x> i don't think ubuntu 10.04 is ready for md installs
[18:37] <astra-x> i guess i'll have to use something else
[18:38] <psusi> fallback: heh... yea... the volume showed up in /dev/mapper because lvm ran and found it in the initramfs using an unmodified lvm.conf probably.. then when you ran the lvm tools after boot up, they rejected all devices because of that filter rule
[18:38] <ManOnFire>  I'm  trying to reduce the size of the windows partition and add it to ubuntu??
[18:38] <rsvp> anybody know why root takes up 80% CPU under live Lucid via two processes both called "backend" <== real MYSTERY here ???
[18:38] <ManOnFire> is it posible??
[18:38] <sebsebseb> ManOnFire: yes
[18:38] <Tecna> I can't beleive I've never thought to use cat to make an iso.  I'll have to remember that.
[18:38] <aperson> anyone want to help install a mouse cursor theme?  They don't apply properly it would seem.
[18:38] <sebsebseb> ManOnFire: however  you can't be using Ubuntu, when your going to be  re sizing it,  so yeah Live CD that will do it
[18:38] <onetinsoldier> aperson: sure
[18:38] <sebsebseb> ManOnFire: you can't be using your install, when you want to re size it
[18:38] <fallback> that seems entirely true; i copied back the lvm.conf.orig that i saved, rebooted and everythings back :) Phew!, was really getting nervous there
[18:39] <onetinsoldier> aperson: you install a .deb package.. right? what's the name of it?
[18:39] <psusi> fallback: now to figure out WTF /dev/dev is doing there and squash that bug, heh..
[18:39] <sebsebseb> ManOnFire: oh and when  re sizing partitions, good idea to have the data backed up on them, that you want to keep,  in the rather rare event that something goes wrong
[18:39] <fallback> /dev/dev is gone now ...
[18:39] <psusi> weird... why the hell do I have one? ;)
[18:39] <fallback> just did another reboot and it's gone
[18:39] <folken_houhoubir> is there a specialist on pro soundcard settings here ?
[18:40] <Tecna> ManOnFire: Boot to the live cd, and use gparted to resize the partitions.  Make sure you don't mount them until after they've been resized.
[18:40] <onetinsoldier> aperson: you installed a .deb package.. correct? what is the name of it?
[18:40] <aperson> onetinsoldier, feel free to give me a second to type
[18:40] <fallback> LOL, you got me, why do you? ;)
[18:40] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok :-)
[18:41] <aperson> onetinsoldier, .tar.gz, installed via dragging and dropping in gnome-appearance-properties.  manually extracting the theme to /usr/share/icons is fruitless, as is ~/.icons/.  the themes never fully apply, the main pointer never changes
[18:41] <SoundCard_Troubl> where could i get wise advice on Linux Sound Settings ?
[18:41] <fallback> i made my volumes during install, did you do it manually?
[18:41] <tuxx> try
[18:41] <aperson> onetinsoldier, and it makes no difference if compiz is on or off
[18:41] <onetinsoldier> aperson: for a mouse cursor package? don't think that'll work
[18:41] <aperson> onetinsoldier, it's a long time standard
[18:42] <aperson> onetinsoldier, theme even says it's installed and it asks if it wants to be applied
[18:42] <tuxx> what u think about ubuntu 10.4
[18:42] <aperson> onetinsoldier, dragging and dropping themes into gnome-appearance-properties *is* the standard way of installing themes
[18:42] <Tecna> tuxx: it blows.
[18:42] <Radio> aperson: only thing I can think of is a permissions conflict
[18:43] <fallback> anyway, psusi, thanks a million. have to dash, once again i owe you one :)
[18:43] <aperson> Radio, I can look into the file permissions, but I don't see how that'd affect it
[18:43] <onetinsoldier> aperson: this is for a mouse cursor theme? give me the link to download it. i can help with the .deb packaged mouse cursors you can install via synaptic/apt-get, ect. but a .tar.gz one is a little different
[18:43] <aperson> Radio, and it shouldn't matter the permissions if it's installed to ~/.icons/
[18:43] <Tecna> tuxx: more specifically, it's full of bugs that make it unusable for some purposes and some people.
[18:44] <psusi> fallback: you could say that... I hacked this server install myself... while it was still running 8.10 I think it was, I broke the mirror, formatted one disk for lvm, created an lv, formatted it, mounted it  and manually installed 9.10 with debootstrap
[18:44] <aperson> onetinsoldier, try this for example.  it really doesn't matter which ones you use, they all fail the same http://gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-files/73135-Obsidian.tar.bz2
[18:44] <tuxx> advantages of ubuntu 10.4
[18:44] <aperson> onetinsoldier, Radio let it be know that I can't even switch between the default cursors
[18:45] <fallback> but no manual lvm.conf tweaking?
[18:45] <aperson> known even
[18:45] <psusi> fallback: nope
[18:45] <Tecna> tuxx: none.  I'm going to try to go back to 9.10.
[18:45] <Pici> aperson: See https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/459647
[18:45] <tuxx> i think 9.10 better than 10.4
[18:45] <fallback> and your pv/vg/lvdisplay displays everything correctly? --> come to think of it some version skew in the config file perhaps?
[18:46] <onetinsoldier> aperson: you might not like the sound of this, sorry... but what you are asking is 'technically', off-topic. i can help with the .deb packaged mouse cursors you can install via synaptic/apt-get/aptitude, ect. for a .tar.ghz one, i'd need to download it and try and install it myself
[18:46] <astra-x> yeah i think the problem is ubuntu 10.04's debian installer is buggy as shit
[18:46] <aperson> onetinsoldier, it is not off topic
[18:46]  * psusi will soon have maverick booting off rotational disks in < 10 seconds ;)
[18:46] <astra-x> lvm breaks, md breaks
[18:46] <aperson> Pici, I've tried it with compiz on and off
[18:46] <SwedeMike> I installed ubuntu with root on lvm back in 8.04 or 8.10, using the alternate install image, doesn't that work in 10.04?
[18:46]  * Salvia fuck 
[18:46] <psusi> fallback: yea...
[18:46] <Pici> Salvia: Mind your language here.
[18:46] <trism> aperson: I just extracted that theme to ~/.icons here and it worked fine, showed up in Customize on the pointer tab, I don't have compiz enabled though
[18:47] <CogitoErgoSam> Here's the deal.  Even though 10.04 is the LTS release, you shouldn't expect it to work perfect right out of the gate.  The point of it is that it will be supported longer down the road.  If you need a stable release, that's what the previous LTS is for, and the reason that their lifespans overlap.
[18:47] <psusi> SwedeMike: it should... I'm running at home with root on lvm, but I didn't use the alternate installer... even had it migrate the running root lv over to the new ssd I got while the system was running
[18:47] <Salvia> Pici, =*
[18:47] <skyl> is it possible to have 2 public keys for the same user?
[18:48] <fallback> seems ok with a fresh install though; perhaps i should upgrade to 10.04 and see what happens
[18:48] <onetinsoldier> aperson: i know how to download, compile, and install source code. but there have been times i've tried to help people in channel with doing that, and have been told it's off-topic... which is understandable. at least when the channel is very busy. just an fyi
[18:48] <Radio> aperson: try setting "Inherits=Your-Cursor-Theme" in /usr/share/icons/default/index.theme
[18:48] <infid> how should i install mysql in the latest ubuntu? sudo apt-get install mysql-server-5.1 ? or just 'mysql-server' or what?
[18:48] <erUSUL> skyl: what type of keys ?
[18:48] <mdel> how can I add my windows partition as a boot option?
[18:48] <SwedeMike> psusi: oki, I tend to tell that to people who have trouble with raid/lvm installs, having the alternate installer do the job is easier than trying to do it manually.
[18:48] <mdel> it was there in 9.10
[18:48] <aperson> Radio, I'll give that a shot
[18:48] <aperson> onetinsoldier, I'm sorry for your circumstances, but that is not my case
[18:48] <acerimmer> mdel: U mean add it to grub??
[18:48] <mdel> but after a fresh install of 10.04, i have no windows option
[18:48] <fallback> if i also get /dev/dev again, that'd prove it -more or less; am runnin 9.10 now
[18:48] <mdel> acerimmer: yes
[18:48] <CogitoErgoSam> mdel:  Try running "sudo update-grub" and see if that adds it back in
[18:48] <psusi> mdel: should happen automatically
[18:48] <mdel> psusi: didnt
[18:48] <abstrakt> how do i find out what version of ardour is shipped with 10.04 ?
[18:48] <acerimmer> mdel: as root "sudo update-grub"
[18:49] <mdel> CogitoErgoSam: update-grub, or update-grub2
[18:49] <llutz> !info ardour
[18:49] <onetinsoldier> aperson: just letting you know. anyway, if you want, i can try and install the cursor them
[18:49] <skyl> erUSUL, like when you keygen -t rsa (from memory) and so I have a pub/priv key pair for this user ... can I have two, so it the host doesn't want one it will try the other?
[18:49] <fallback> have to get going; i'll report back on the update, thanks again.
[18:49] <onetinsoldier> aperson: hang on and it'll have a look... downloading
[18:49] <CogitoErgoSam> mdel:  Doesn't matter which you use
[18:49] <aperson> onetinsoldier, no, I don't want to bother you any further if it's an issue
[18:49] <erUSUL> skyl: ssh keys ? #openssh
[18:49] <llutz> abstrakt: ^ see ubottu
[18:50]  * psusi goes back to optimizing ureadahead and e2defrag
[18:50] <rosco_y> is there a "pastebin" utility for gnome, like the one in KDE?
[18:50] <erUSUL> !version | abstrakt
[18:50] <ngomes> hello , my ubnutu is slow with kernel 2.6.32-22 .. anyone knows issues about it or newer kernel  to upgrade ?
[18:50] <aperson> Pici, Radio onetinsoldier thanks, I'll give your suggestions a shot
[18:50] <erUSUL> !pastebinit | rosco_y
[18:50] <Radio> aperson: make sure it's the exact name of the theme
[18:50] <Radio> aperson: are you using compiz?
[18:50] <Salvia> aff nada ave
[18:51] <Salvia> os gringo dominando heheheh
[18:51] <BasicOSX> No matter what I try I cannot get do-release-manager to upgrade my hardy install to lucid, "do-release-upgrade -d", "do-release-upgrade --proposed" both fail. Prompt=lts is set in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades. System is apt-get dist-upgraded. Any ideas?
[18:51] <aperson> Radio, yes, I've tried installing/changing cursor themes with compiz both on and off
[18:51] <roachXxX> d
[18:51] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, i unpacked it. it'll take me some minutes to look things over
[18:51] <BasicOSX> "error" message  I get is "No new release found"
[18:51] <abstrakt> erUSUL, yeah well i'm on 9.10 right now
[18:51] <aperson> onetinsoldier, just drag and drop it into gnome-appearance-properties
[18:51] <abstrakt> so running that won't tell me what version(s) are in 10.04
[18:51] <abstrakt> will it?
[18:51] <rosco_y> erUSUL, Thanks!
[18:52] <llutz> !info ardour > abstrakt
[18:52] <erUSUL> abstrakt: then read the bot output as llutz pointed out.
[18:52] <abstrakt> llutz, great thanks :)
[18:52] <abstrakt> that's what i wanted
[18:53] <rapha> hi
[18:53] <rapha> i edited /etc/default/grub so that grub won't show its menu and then ran update-grub2, but it still shows the menu - what am i still missing?
[18:54] <lonnix> hello, can anyone help me with a Rocks installation?
[18:54] <CogitoErgoSam> rapha:  You removed "splash", right?
[18:54] <onetinsoldier> aperson: i installed it... i'll be back in a minute
[18:55] <comm> I'm trying to add the bnx2 driver to the initrd.lz of lucid, but its not actually being lodaed, it also has fw files associated with it.
[18:55] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: that is something that grub hands to the linux kernel ... why would i remove it if i simply didnt want to see the grub menu?
[18:56] <CogitoErgoSam> rapha:  "splash" doesn't influence the functioning of the kernel, just the visibility of the splash during boot
[18:56] <bipolar> I'm having a problem with dkms not updating the VirtualBox vbox* modules when a new kernel is installed in ubuntu 10.04. Other modules are being updated, but the vbox modules are stuck at the old version. I preseed my ubuntu install, and the installer uses a slightly older kernel. Shouldn't dkms rebuild the kernel module automaticly?
[18:56] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: whatever. it has nothing to do with the grub menu though, which is what i want to get rid of.
[18:57] <CogitoErgoSam> rapha: my bad, I misread.
[18:58] <lonnix> When I try to install Rocks 5.3 (Rolled Tacos), i get stuck in the install boot, any help?
[18:58] <onetinsoldier> aperson: hello
[18:58] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: so any idea how to get my /etc/default/grub settings into /boot/grub/grub.cfg, since "update-grub" doesn't seem to be doing it? I'd hate to edit grub.cfg manually...
[18:58] <jf1976> any rtl experts out there?
[18:59] <K|nG> Why I can't Connect to my Wireless
[18:59] <trism> rapha: what setting did you edit in /etc/default/grub?
[18:59] <CogitoErgoSam> rapha:  What change did you make in /etc/default/grub that isn't propagating to grub.cfg?
[18:59] <onetinsoldier> aperson: hello. still here?
[18:59] <peter__> hey
[18:59] <aperson> onetinsoldier, yep
[18:59] <erUSUL> !details | K|nG
[18:59] <mant1s> K|nG it found out you were cheating on it with your wired connection
[19:00] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, i'd need some time to figure this out. it's not working here exactly either. i think the default xcursor is blocking it. but...
[19:00] <rosco_y> Is there a "pastebinit" utility for pastbin-ing graphics? (i.e., .png files)
[19:00] <K|nG> no mant1s im using now Windows XP with Wireless connection
[19:00] <comm> I'm trying to add the bnx2 driver to the initrd.lz of lucid, I've added the modules and re-generated the initrd.lz. But the module aren't being loaded and there is no nic available during boot. I'm trying to PXE boot a Ubuntu Live CD.
[19:00] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: trism: GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0 / GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=false / GRUB_TIMEOUT=0
[19:01] <rapha> i did experiment with the three though - but no combination makes the menu go away
[19:01] <rapha> (or the timeout)
[19:01] <onetinsoldier> aperson: you see it's there. for instance. put your cursor over the edge of the xchat window where it changes to the 'resize' cursor
[19:01] <CogitoErgoSam> rapha:  Just to keep things organized, can you do a pastebin of your /etc/default/grub and grub.cfg files together?  So its easier to compare
[19:01] <onetinsoldier> aperson: do you get the obsidian resize cursor if you do that?
[19:01] <K|nG> I have problem i can't connect to my Wireless i can see it but can't connect, I'm running Ubuntu versin 10.04 when i try to connect to Wireless show me Disconnect - Your now offline
[19:01] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: sure, second
[19:02] <aperson> onetinsoldier, all but the main cursor change
[19:02] <ubuntu_> heel
[19:02] <rtuio> hi
[19:02] <DCGstudios> K|ng: Try reinstalling your wireless drivers in system > hardware drivers
[19:02] <tuxx> hi to all linux lovers
[19:02] <ubuntu_> hello guys, can u help me?
[19:02] <rtuio> i got a big problem with ubuntu
[19:03] <ubuntu_> me too
[19:03] <ubuntu_> )0
[19:03] <rtuio> software-center not working well
[19:03] <rtuio> i can't install any software
[19:03] <K|nG> DCGstudios: In windows im connect to wireless with RALINK
[19:03] <acerimmer> rtuio: more details plaz
[19:03] <ubuntu_> how can i install ubuntu without gdm? Im now in irssi in live mode(
[19:03] <rtuio> so i try to reinstall software-center nothing change
[19:03] <K|nG> DCGstudios:  and when i go to Hardware drivers nothing found :A
[19:03] <onetinsoldier> aperson: yep. something like that. my 'busy' cusrsor is still the cursor theme i have selected in X. i'm using the 'crystalcursors' package
[19:03] <airtonix> K|nG, my recommendation is to remove lucid and step back to 9.10 ralink drivers do not work reliably in lucid yet.
[19:03] <rtuio> software-center not working
[19:04] <JohnDoy> Has the JeOS`s vmbuilder a xen support ?
[19:04] <acerimmer> rtuio: what r u trying to install?
[19:04] <tuxx> ya i also face this problem in ubuntu 9.10 softwae center does not show
[19:04] <rtuio> any application
[19:04] <rtuio> amsn for example
[19:04] <rtuio> don't work
[19:04] <onetinsoldier> aperson: given some time i could figure this out. might only take several minutes.. don't know. but, as i was trying to say, this isn't like installing and using a .deb package
[19:04] <acerimmer> rtuio: what error msgs do u get?
[19:04] <K|nG> airtonix: but taht's show to me My ISP
[19:04] <tuxx> i again reinstall ubuntu
[19:04] <airtonix> !enter > rtuio
[19:04] <rtuio> no error
[19:04] <K|nG> but when i click do not connect to it :A
[19:05] <ubuntu_> how can i install ubuntu without gdm? Im now in irssi in live mode( Help please, reinstall doesnt work =|
[19:05] <airtonix> K|nG, is it an access point using wep or wpa ?
[19:05] <acerimmer> rtuio: u can only install from software center as root user
[19:05] <rtuio> software-center don't want to install
[19:05] <K|nG> airtonix:  i Use both of them still does not work :s
[19:05] <kjele> Anyone know what the default console font is? Terminus, TerminusBold or TerminusVGA etc..
[19:05] <aperson> onetinsoldier, it does not matter the packaging format
[19:05] <rtuio> once after the installation, when i try to install amsn for example
[19:06] <rtuio> nothing happen it don't even ask me for a password
[19:06] <perscitus> How do i get Xchat menu back?
[19:06] <aperson> onetinsoldier, in any case, I do not expect you to spend any more time on this, it is not a showstopping issue
[19:06] <airtonix> K|nG, unless you're prepared to mess about with hours of research and so forth, just use karmic instead.
[19:06] <aperson> perscitus, ctrl+f9
[19:06] <K|nG> airtonix: :S
[19:06] <aperson> perscitus, that or just right click>view>menu
[19:06] <rosco_y> Can anyone tell me where I can upload a graphic file to a pastebin server?
[19:06] <DCGstudios> K|nG: airtonix is right, from my understanding ralink has alot of driver problems in lucid
[19:06] <bipolar> ok. lucid does not run dkms_autoinstaller on boot, so dkms just sits there with it's thumb up it's ass and never upgrades the modules. wonderful. Is there some other way to handle this or do I have to add the init script back myself?
[19:06] <kjele> !pastebin
[19:07] <aperson> rosco_y, imgur is as close as you can get
[19:07] <DCGstudios> K|nG: Unless your going to want to recompile your kernel with the correct drivers your better off just downgradin
[19:07] <perscitus> aperson ->  thanks
[19:07] <onetinsoldier> aperson: roger. well, i'm having a look anyway to see if i can get the obsidian theme as my complete x cursor theme... going to start by looking at /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme
[19:07] <rosco_y> aperson: is that a command line utility?
[19:07] <Radio> what is the difference between x-chat and x-chat (gnome) packages on software center?
[19:08] <DCGstudios> Radio: nothign
[19:08] <onetinsoldier> aperson: there is a command to switch x cursor theme that uses that symlink... sudo update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme
[19:08] <llutz> Radio: -gnome is a somewhat stripped down version
[19:08] <Nictron86> hi guys... anyone here familiar with grub2?
[19:08] <aperson> onetinsoldier, I did not think to try update-alternative
[19:08] <acerimmer> !grub2|nicton86
[19:09] <swapy> guys
[19:09] <trism> rapha: apparently, grub2 disables your ability to hide the menu if you have more than one os; this thread describes how to edit the grub os prober to disable this behavior http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1287602
[19:09] <manster> hey guys i'm trying to create a wireless network from my lan, but the apply button on network manager is greyed out
[19:09] <onetinsoldier> aperson: roger. i think i may have figured it out already... try --> less /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme
[19:09] <Rmorgan> my ion system keeps freezing!!! first it was freezing at 59% of the 10.04 install so i installed 9.10 and now its freezing after about 20 mins of use
[19:10] <manster> i've checked online and cant fix it
[19:10] <manster> pls help
[19:10] <swapy> i want to give path in screenlets   i tried to give path as /media/tuts 2     but it dosent accepts
[19:10] <manish>  my ion system keeps freezing!!! TOO!!!!
[19:10] <aperson> onetinsoldier, will do
[19:10] <Uggis> btw guys, is there irc channel for game programming?
[19:10] <Rmorgan> will it generate a log or similar so i can see the cause of the freezing?
[19:10] <harjot> guys how can i make a folder into a virtual zip file or iso or something?
[19:10] <CogitoErgoSam> Rmorgan did you verify the ISO's before burning them
[19:10] <harjot> without having to zip
[19:11] <harjot> how would i mount a folder as an iso or zip or something like so
[19:11] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: http://paste.ubuntu.com/432909/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/432910/
[19:11] <Rmorgan> CogitoErgoSam: yeah and ive used them for installs on other machines successfully
[19:11] <manish> My system keeps freezing too!!!
[19:11] <Igramul> Hi, is it save to reboot the system while RAID5 is resyncing?
[19:11] <rapha> trism: awesome, that's exactly what i'm experiencing - would never have guessed that was the triggering circumstance, thanks!
[19:11] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: problem solved :)
[19:12] <CogitoErgoSam> rapha:  Oh?  What was it?
[19:12] <trism> onetinsoldier: aperson out of curiosity, did either of your check to see if the Obsidian directory was properly extracted to ~/.icons/Obsidian (it has the index.theme and cursor directories?) because I extracted it and it is working perfectly here (on lucid)
[19:12] <onetinsoldier> trism: yes
[19:12] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: 20:09 < trism> rapha: apparently, grub2 disables your ability to hide the menu if you have more than one os;
[19:12] <harjot> guys how can i make a folder into a virtual zip file or iso or something?
[19:12] <aperson> trism, yes
[19:12] <CogitoErgoSam> ah, gotcha
[19:12] <CogitoErgoSam> so did you just make it time out after a short duration?
[19:12] <trism> onetinsoldier: aperson alright, no idea then
[19:13] <rtuio> this is what i got when i try to install amsn from software-center
[19:13] <rtuio> ugr11042000
[19:13] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: still readong the forum post
[19:13] <rtuio> this is what i got when i try to install amsn from software-center
[19:13] <onetinsoldier> trism: what do you get from the following command ? ls -l /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme
[19:13] <abuayyoub> Hello.  I was just wondering if anyone else has experianced this problem I am having with Lucid. I have my Sony Viao lappy hooked up to my 32" TV threw HDMI. When I first boot in everything looks great, graphics etc. But if I like full screen a video sometimes when I resize again it seems like the picture quality just got a little worse. It's not horrible by any means it's totally livable but it's not HD. Videos look fine but Gnome just looks like some
[19:13] <abuayyoub> one took a slight blur brush to it.
[19:13] <abuayyoub> experienced *
[19:13] <trism> onetinsoldier: /usr/share/icons/DMZ-White/cursor.theme
[19:13] <rtuio> http://paste.ubuntu.com/432914/
[19:14] <sagar_> Hi I just upgraded my linux kernel and removed the old one and now when i reboot it has memtest only on list
[19:14] <sagar_> what shll i do
[19:14] <rtuio> this is what i got when i try to install amsn from software-center
[19:14] <rtuio> http://paste.ubuntu.com/432914/
[19:14] <rtuio> what to do ?
[19:14] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: there's another problem I'm having, though. The 30_os-prober script doesn't recognize Win XP on /dev/sda1 so I have to write a custom entry for it...
[19:14] <dell_> i installed linux edubuntu on my laptop and i want to reach to universities courses/tutorials in engineering
[19:15] <harjot> how do i mount a folder as an iso?
[19:15] <An_Ony_Moose> how do I get my wacom bamboo tablet to work in lucid? it was working in karmic.
[19:15] <tertl3_> ls
[19:15] <gede> ciao a tutti
[19:15] <cybertek> how do I downgrade to PHPversion 5.2.9 ?
[19:15] <bastidrazor> harjot: do you mean mount an iso to a folder?
[19:15] <tertl3_> how do you do that thing
[19:15] <gede> hi
[19:15] <sagar_> Can anyone help me ??
[19:15] <manish> [HELP] hey all :) I'm triple booting xp,win7 and ubuntu. for ubuntu i have 18Gb(ext3) and 1.6Gb(swap). [PROBLEM=] It freezes
[19:15] <gede> !list
[19:15] <harjot> bastidrazor: no
[19:15] <tertl3_> searching the interwebs
[19:16] <CogitoErgoSam> rapha:  I'm afraid that I'm not that familiar with troubleshooting it beyond the basics
[19:16] <harjot> bastidrazor: i actually mean mount a folder as an iso or zip or something
[19:16] <rapha> CogitoErgoSam: nevermind though ... I'll just go with the custom file :-)
[19:16] <rosco_y> manish: when does it freeze?
[19:16] <bastidrazor> !mount | harjot .. look here but i don't think understand what you want.
[19:16] <LucidGuy> Samba Question.  I want to disable roaming profiles by simply modifying my smb.conf to read logon path = "".  Unfortunately I have a number of workstations that were originally configured with roaming profile set from the previous smb.conf setting, will I have an issue with these winxp workstations after the change to ""?
[19:16] <gede> ok sorry,thanks
[19:16] <manish> rosco_y: just now i had firefox on
[19:16] <bastidrazor> !iso > harjot
[19:17] <harjot> bastidrazor: im trying to bundle a whole folder as a fake compressed
[19:17] <manster> hey guys i'm trying to create a wireless network from my lan, but the apply button on network manager is greyed out i've checked online and cant fix it
[19:17] <rosco_y> manish: it freezes when you start firefox?
[19:17] <bastidrazor> harjot: that is above my pay grade. good luck
[19:17] <harjot> bastidrazor: ok thanks
[19:17] <manish> rosco_y: also downloading an app from ubuntu software centre and pidgin
[19:18] <Roasted_> I nuked all network manager settings + network interface settings. I cannot get an internet connection, even if I manually set the interfaces in my interface file to be DHCP. Im not sure why this doesn't work. How can I get network manager to bring back auto eth1 settings, etc?
[19:18] <KittyBoots> I have been looking but not able to find a Linux codec for AVCHD, do any of you hav knowledge of such a codec?
[19:18] <hackFr0sT> Go green ! http://www.youtube.com/profile?&user=homeprojectFR
[19:18] <manish> rosco_y: I was just away for 5 min
[19:18] <manish> and it happened
[19:19] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, got it. i just used a brute fore method to get it done as quickly as possible
[19:19] <onetinsoldier> force*
[19:19] <aperson> onetinsoldier, that's the spirit
[19:19] <acidchild> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1072834 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1014252 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1374132 are all posts related to my issue, but nobody has found a solutin!
[19:19] <onetinsoldier> hehe, roger
[19:19] <acidchild> anyone here have ANY idea regarding this issue?
[19:19] <onetinsoldier> aperson: want to know how to do it?
[19:19] <aperson> onetinsoldier, I'm all ears
[19:20] <acidchild> its related to HAL and Xorg bugs
[19:20] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, one moment
[19:20] <kjele> Can any with default ubuntu installation show me their /etc/default/console-setup file? I sort of messed up without backup =p
[19:20] <aperson> onetinsoldier, I really do appreciate your help, despite how 'salty' I have been
[19:20] <manish> rosco_y: you there?
[19:20] <rosco_y> y, sorry
[19:20] <tyuiop> hello there
[19:20] <rosco_y> I'm thinking it doesn't have anything to do with your virtual machines
[19:20] <lord_koala> Hi everyone! I have Ubuntu hardy 8.04 server with command line install. I can't activate my wi-if.. can anyone help me out, please?
[19:21] <Pici> acidchild: If you create an xorg file then X will honor the changes. You don't even need to include everything, as it will still detect anything you don't specify.
[19:21] <acidchild> kjele: http://pastebin.slackadelic.com/p/WOoVSG31.html
[19:21] <manish> rosco_y: ok. i also have a external 1Tb seagate external
[19:21] <tyuiop> when i try to install a program by software-center it don't ask me for admin password is that normal ?
[19:21] <onetinsoldier> aperson: you're welcome. no worries. do this command and remember it so you can restore the symlink if you want... ls -l /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme
[19:21] <manish> rosco_y:what should i do?
[19:21] <bastidrazor> kjele: http://pastebin.com/KG50jNCa   10.04
[19:21] <kjele> acidchild: bastidrazor thanks
[19:22] <aperson> onetinsoldier, /usr/share/icons/DMZ-White/cursor.theme
[19:22] <acidchild> Pici: Right, OK. My error is NewInputDeviceRequest failed (8)
[19:22] <ngomes> hi , any repositorie with kernel 2.6.33 ?
[19:22] <rosco_y> manish: your system boots into linux just fine?
[19:22] <lord_koala> ifconfig -a => it shows wlan0, but wifi linc encap is unspec.. and wlan0 is ethernet
[19:22] <manish> yup!
[19:22] <acidchild> Pici: i've tryed the solutions, i've found, regarding um... Option "AutoAddDevices" "False"
[19:22] <onetinsoldier> aperson: then, to force the obsidian theme.. you have to do a couple things. first --> sudo ln -sfv /home/<user_name>/.icons/Obsidian/index.theme /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme
[19:22] <juanca> I'm using ubuntu lucid, and everything was fine until a couple of days... It seems there's some problem with Aptana IDE and/or Namoroka... I don't know what it is but blocks the screen for second and make the box feel like being installed in a bad virtual machine... what can I do to improve that?
[19:22] <acidchild> Pici: The machine only has a keyboard on it, no mouse... how do i say, No Mouse Please! on Xorg?
[19:22] <manish> rosco_y: yup
[19:23] <ngomes> hi , any repositorie with kernel 2.6.33 ? <------ my 2.6.32 is getting a high latency when moving on desktop
[19:23] <onetinsoldier> aperson: make sure to replace <user_name> in that command with yours
[19:23] <L65Druid> anyone here use Cakewalk Sonar?  My select tool won't move right
[19:23] <rosco_y> manish: and it seems to hang when you go on the internet in general?
[19:23] <rosco_y> manish: but your irc'ing at the moment...
[19:23] <kjele> acidchild: bastidrazor :( terminus vs VGA. I guess I just have to check another installing with chroot..
[19:23] <manish> rosco_y: i'm not sure. ya
[19:23] <onetinsoldier> aperson: tell me when you've got that done
[19:24] <rosco_y> hm...
[19:24] <acidchild> kjele: there is an app to configure that file i believe, i jsut ran it lol
[19:24] <acidchild> dpkg-reconfigure console-setup? or something
[19:24] <aperson> onetinsoldier, I actually used $USER for it :)
[19:24] <gozie> !pure-ubuntu
[19:24] <rosco_y> manish: what kind of connection do you have?
[19:24] <onetinsoldier> aperson: great... good thinking
[19:24] <Pici> acidchild: Do you mind if I ask why telling it that you don't have a mouse is important? What happens if you don't tell it that?
[19:24] <manish> rosco_y: its got hang around 5 times now. i installed linux just y'day
[19:24] <gozie> !pureubuntu
[19:24] <kjele> acidchild: yes I did that but I messed up my configs
[19:24] <gozie> hmm
[19:24] <manish> rosco_y: broadband
[19:24] <manish> dsl
[19:24] <rosco_y> sounds good
[19:24] <onetinsoldier> aperson: now, you need to restart X. you know how to do that ok in Lucid?
[19:24] <acidchild> Pici: i'm wanting to use synergy, the machine is plugged in to my HDTV.
[19:24] <kjele> acidchild: Should have taken backup from that file first
[19:24] <rosco_y> and you installed 10.4?
[19:25] <manish> rosco_y: ya
[19:25] <gozie> guys how do i remove kde totally_
[19:25] <aperson> onetinsoldier, logging out and logging back in should suffice
[19:25] <lord_koala> anyone? I am desperate to get a little help on activating my wi-fi card on ubuntu linux server 8.04 command line install
[19:25] <onetinsoldier> aperson: i don't think it will
[19:25] <acidchild> Pici: so i dont want a mouse or keyboard on, i dont know why Xorg should care if i have a keyboard/mouse.
[19:25] <onetinsoldier> aperson: i tried it
[19:25] <rosco_y> gozie, you probably don't need to, but I reformated when I upgraded to 10.4
[19:25] <acidchild> Pici: i have tryed starting X with a keyboard + mouse and get the same results.
[19:25] <onetinsoldier> aperson: remember.... this is an 'X' cursor theme
[19:25] <manish> rosco_y: i did too
[19:25] <aperson> onetinsoldier, ok, well sudo service gdm restart
[19:25] <jf1976> anyone out there now how to get in touch with the rtl-wifi dev team?
[19:26] <manish> y'day, i formated my whole system
[19:26] <onetinsoldier> aperson: yep.. there you go
[19:26] <aperson> onetinsoldier, fwiw, I've been using linux for about 7 years
[19:26] <juanca>  I'm using ubuntu lucid, but it seems there's a problem with Aptana IDE and/or Namoroka,  the screen gets gray and blocked for second and make the system feel like being installed in a bad virtual machine... what can I do to improve that?
[19:26] <manish> rosco_y: then installed 1. xp, 2.  win 7 and then 3. ubuntu
[19:26] <onetinsoldier> aperson: that's what did it for me. as soon as i restarted X.. it was a done deal
[19:26] <Pici> acidchild: Have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynergyHowto ?
[19:27] <bastidrazor> gozie: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome  follow the 'remove kubuntu' command
[19:27] <gozie> !ubuntupure
[19:27] <rosco_y> manish: are you using grub?
[19:27] <onetinsoldier> aperson: roger... same here.. but only on and off. have not been a hard core user in a long time
[19:27] <acidchild> Pici: yeah, well my synergy is setup correctly.
[19:27] <ade2_> acidchild, wait, did you say it doesn't work even when you do have a keyboard and mouse?
[19:27] <LucidGuy> Samba Question.  I want to disable roaming profiles by simply modifying my smb.conf to read logon path = "".  Unfortunately I have a number of workstations that were originally configured with roaming profile set from the previous smb.conf setting, will I have an issue with these winxp workstations after the change to ""?
[19:27] <acidchild> i just need an X for it to bound to.
[19:27] <rosco_y> actually, that should not be the problem
[19:27] <acidchild> ade2_: yup, no workie.
[19:27] <manish> rosco_y: i'm not sure. but isnt grub just for the boot
[19:27] <tyuiop> hello
[19:27] <tyuiop> anyone there ?
[19:27] <manish> cause, i got no problem with boot
[19:28] <ade2_> acidchild : that suggests you may have other problems, what goes wrong?
[19:28] <manish> for 1 thing, there is no lst file
[19:28] <abuayyoub>   I was just wondering if anyone else has this problem I am having with Lucid. I have my Sony Viao lappy hooked up to my TV via HDMI. When I first boot in everything looks great, graphics etc. But if I like full screen a video sometimes when I resize again it seems like the picture quality just got a little worse. It's not horrible by any means it's totally livable but it's not HD. Videos look fine but Gnome just looks like someone took a slight blur b
[19:28] <abuayyoub> rush to it.
[19:28] <manish> there's a cfg file
[19:28] <manish> probably grub2?
[19:28] <hackFr0sT> Go green ! http://www.youtube.com/profile?&user=homeprojectFR
[19:28] <aperson> onetinsoldier, I'm on the 'default pointer' it would seem
[19:28] <tyuiop> how to force all programs to ask admin password ????
[19:28] <tyuiop> how to force all programs to ask admin password ????
[19:28] <ibuclaw> !spam
[19:28] <Pici> hackFr0sT: Please do not spam/advertize here.
[19:28] <acidchild> ade2_: well, makes me just want to remove ubuntu tbh, if these kind of issues come up for a simple task of running X, then i'm over it.
[19:29] <tyuiop> software-center don't ask me to enter admin password
[19:29] <tyuiop> helllpo
[19:29] <swapy> abuayyoub, which player you use for playing videos are perfect drivers installed
[19:29] <rosco_y> manish: I'm sorry, I don't know what is making your system hang
[19:29] <abuayyoub> swapy, VLC
[19:29] <rosco_y> If I think of something, I'll come and give you a nudge....
[19:30] <manish> rosco_y: ok. thank you, though
[19:30] <kaje> How can I find the licensing terms of a package in the ubuntu repositories?
[19:30] <markr_> Where can I get a recent version of mplayer?
[19:30] <rosco_y> :) wish I could be more help
[19:30] <manish> :]
[19:30] <manish> :)
[19:30] <bastidrazor> markr_: subversion
[19:30] <onetinsoldier> aperson: oh? hmmm. i'm looking around...
[19:30] <markr_> bastidrazor: that doesn't work here for some reason.
[19:30] <markr_> bastidrazor: I can access other svn repos.
[19:31] <acidchild> Pici: ade2_ xorg.conf = http://pastebin.slackadelic.com/p/FoQNwO18.html xorg.0.log = http://pastebin.slackadelic.com/p/Y9yCtG85.html
[19:31] <swapy> markr_, here it is http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/news.html
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[19:31] <Pici> kaje: If the package is installed you should see a copyright file in /usr/share/doc/$PACKAGENAME/
[19:31] <swapy> here comes the linux pro
[19:31] <markr_> swapy: I already visited that webpage before.
[19:31] <bastidrazor> markr_: a friend of mine actually wrote a script to snag the svn version and compile it..
[19:31] <swapy> markr_, then whats the problem
[19:31] <markr_> swapy: I have the right URL, it just doesn't work.
[19:31] <swapy> fine wait
[19:31] <markr_> swapy: the problem is that the bits are not coming my way.
[19:32] <abuayyoub> swapy, everything seems to run like butter, it's wonderful. I had problems with HDMI on some of the pre-release versions but everything seems fixed now. Only thing is that after some time it seems like my desktop just get's slighty distorted. I notice it mostly in text, like reading a website the text just dosen't ... pop it looks a little off maybe slightly fuzzy. like I said it's not really bad just kinda annoying
[19:32] <kov> anyone knows where I can find the code for the android execution environment that was demoed last year? has it progressed since then? I only found the blueprints
[19:32] <swapy> abuayyoub, seems that you havent installed graphic drivers properly or not at all installed
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> Abuayyoub: same in all browsers?
[19:32] <Pici> !ot | kov
[19:32] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, i messed up. not sure how the theme is working, but it is
[19:33] <kaje> Pici: any way to tell the license without installing?
[19:33] <tyuiop> when i try to play video from vlc i just only got the audio
[19:33] <tyuiop> there is no video
[19:33] <tyuiop> what to do ?
[19:33] <swapy> markr_, it is also available @ ubuntu software center else try sudo apt-get install mplayer
[19:33] <aperson> onetinsoldier, no worries
[19:33] <abuayyoub> swapy, its not the browser it's the entire desktop. Gnome as a whole got a blur brush
[19:33] <abuayyoub> swapy,
[19:33] <kov> Pici, thanks, but given this is work targeted at ubuntu, and demoed at UDS, isn't it on topic for here? =)
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> Tyuiop: have you installed ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[19:33] <swapy> abuayyoub, yes check your drivers man they seem problem for you
[19:33] <onetinsoldier> aperson: i had deleted my /home/onetinsoldier/.icons/Obsidian/index.theme file... then made a symlink, to nothing.
[19:33] <abuayyoub> swapy,  i installed some updates when i first loaded the os but other than that nothing really.
[19:33] <tyuiop> let me check
[19:33] <onetinsoldier> aperson: and the theme is working, lol
[19:34] <swapy> abuayyoub, which graphic card you have in your laptop
[19:34] <Pici> kaje: A package's copyright file is also listed in that package's page on http://packages.ubuntu.com
[19:34] <abuayyoub> swapy,  ATI Radion
[19:34] <nakw> please how can i install apache2 server ?
[19:34] <abuayyoub> on a sony viao
[19:34] <swapy> abuayyoub, drivers installed of ati? yes or no
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> !lamp | nakw
[19:34] <JohnDoy> Is there possibility to move/migrate VMs between nodes in Eucalyptus ?
[19:34] <abuayyoub> yes
[19:34] <tyuiop> yes i allready installed ActionParsnip
[19:34] <Igramul> Is the following possible with Ubuntu 10 server: Adding 4 disks to a RAID5, adding the resulting /dev/md0 to a LVM volume group, create ext4 partition and swap from that volume group, make the system boot using the kernel on the logical volume
[19:34] <kaje> Thanks pici!
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> Tyuiop: what sort of file is it?
[19:35] <nakw> thx
[19:35] <tyuiop> .avi
[19:35] <swapy> abuayyoub,  get envyng and install ati drivers     sudo apt-get install envyng    else from ubuntu software center find envyng
[19:35] <abuayyoub> swapy, there was a popup after my fresh install saying ATI had updated drivers. I updated then everything seemed prefect. Not sure.
[19:35] <markr_> swapy: Ubuntu versions of mplayer are often incomplete as they don't include patented stuff.
[19:35] <tuxx> mani r u there
[19:35] <Pici> kov: You may want to ask whomever did the presentation at UDS or registered the blueprint.  Keep in mind that Maverick's UDS is this week, so you may not get an immediate response.
[19:35] <tyuiop> what ever video file just only got audio ActionParsnip
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> Tyuiop: tried it in other players like gnome-mplayer?
[19:35] <maddog_> hi
[19:35] <tyuiop> of course i test with gnome player
[19:35] <tyuiop> something
[19:35] <abuayyoub> swapy, thanks alot iwill get it now
[19:35] <onetinsoldier> aperson: in other words, i think what really needs to be done, is to just delete the following file and then restart X... /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme
[19:35] <tyuiop> i can't understand why
[19:35] <swapy> markr_, then you need alternative to it to make things work no other thing can help
[19:35] <markr_> swapy: medibuntu used to build fully featured versions, but it seems they didn't do a release in a while.
[19:36] <bastidrazor> nakw: sudo apt-get install apache2
[19:36] <aperson> onetinsoldier, will do
[19:36] <swapy> abuayyoub, envyng will detect correct graphic drivers for you
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> Tyuiop: open the file from command line, see if it mentions a codec in the output
[19:36] <nakw> i try but i give an error message
[19:36] <maddog_> i have a problem with a server 10.4 installation. With every option i try to install, it always hangs before the bootloader and only displays a blinking prompt, anyone an idea what that could be?
[19:36] <abuayyoub> swapy, E: Couldn't find package envyng
[19:36] <abuayyoub> :(
[19:36] <onetinsoldier> aperson: roger. i think that will finally do the job
[19:36] <nakw> i cannot find lamp
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> !envy
[19:36] <nakw> i'm under Lucid
[19:36] <abuayyoub> swapy, and I missing some repos?
[19:36] <kov> Pici, I will try getting in touch with them directly, thanks!
[19:36] <swapy> abuayyoub, please try from software center
[19:37] <piotr_> kk
[19:37] <swapy> abuayyoub, search for envyng
[19:37] <GeekSquid> nakw: lamp is apache mysql and php ... if you use aptitude it will be under tasks, as lamp-server
[19:37] <swapy> abuayyoub, faq here http://albertomilone.com/envyngfaq.html
[19:37] <[fade]> my distribution upgrad thingy got stuck at 93% of installing packages :(
[19:37] <ade2_> acidchild, why are you using AutoAddDevices False?
[19:38] <nakw> please what is the of the package ??
[19:38] <nakw> please what is the name of the package ??
[19:38] <abuayyoub> swapy,  strange this version of ubuntu is way more advanced than the last time I used it lol ( Dapper Drake) you had to do the repos manual ... nice i really like lucid
[19:38] <bastidrazor> nakw: sudo apt-get install apache2
[19:38] <swapy> [fade], you can resume or do it via update manager again also and via terminal too
[19:38] <Pici> !lamp > nakw
[19:38] <[fade]> but its upgrade to 10.04
[19:38] <[fade]> and it got stuck on 93% of isntalling packages
[19:38] <Pici> !enter
[19:38] <acidchild> ade2_: because thats one of the fixes i've looked at so far.
[19:38] <botcity> anyone no how to get the inhibit applet back ? i got a message saying that it was causeing a problem and i think i ok'd it to delete it . its not in the "add to panel" selection menu!
[19:39] <swapy> [fade], hmm dont know exactly wait ill try something for you
[19:39] <GeekSquid> nakw: not just one package apache2 mysql-server php5 and others depending on dependencies of your software
[19:39] <ade2_> acidchild, I think I missed the beginning of this.  What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
[19:39] <tyuiop> xvid mpeg4 video ActionParsnip
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> [Fade]: that's fine, you can stop it and try agaiin, if it doesn't let you, you can boot to livecd, chroot to the installed system then resume the install
[19:39] <tyuiop> for the video codec
[19:39] <onetinsoldier> aperson: working on your end now?
[19:39] <acidchild> ade2_: get X to start? without bailing out, i can get the nvidia logo to popup then X crashs
[19:40] <astra-x> so when installing raid, and you have two md devices, one with /boot and one with an lvm, what device do you install grub/lilo to?
[19:40] <Rmorgan> whats likely to cause a system to freeze with the display still on the screen?
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Tyuiop: great, you now how something to find guides with
[19:40] <ade2_> acidchild, ah, so X has never worked?  Or never worked since you started using the nvidia driver?
[19:40] <nakw> i use lamp on intreprid, now i\m under Lucid Lynx - the package is not supported
[19:40] <swapy> Rmorgan, graphic drivers
[19:40] <aperson> onetinsoldier, no dice, still the 'default' theme
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> Astra-x: the one with /boot make sense
[19:40] <root_> test
[19:40] <acidchild> ade2_: i remove X some time ago as i didn't need it, now i reinstall aspects of it and now it fails.
[19:40] <jowi> hello all
[19:40] <abuayyoub> swapy, nothing in the software center either. search for Envy brings up "GUI ALSA UTILITIES... Something else I just noticed. All my effects, wobble windows, the Cube etc. are all not working...
[19:40] <acidchild> about 2-3months down the road.
[19:41] <stormking> join #terminator
[19:41] <swapy> abuayyoub, just read faq here http://albertomilone.com/envyngfaq.html
[19:41] <astra-x> ActionParsnip: that is why i thought, fails on /dev/sda /dev/sdb /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1 /dev/md0 /dev/md1
[19:41] <SUPEROGT> Hi, i want to kill NetworkManager process but when i do it by kill -9 it restarts... Any idea on how to stop it ?
[19:41] <cipher421> did dhcp3 change in 10.04?
[19:41] <onetinsoldier> aperson: weird. you deleted the symlink in /etc/alternatives and you restarted x? try installing the theme again...
[19:41] <tyuiop> xvid mpeg4 video ActionParsnip
[19:41] <aperson> onetinsoldier, yep
[19:41] <bastidrazor> nakw: follow the link provided by ubottu and it will give install instructions on all versions of ubuntu
[19:41] <jowi> someone has tried to configure apache with tomcat in ubuntu and got working
[19:41] <jowi> =
[19:42] <jowi> ?
[19:42] <abuayyoub> swapy, strange says "Desktop effects could not be enabled"
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> Superogt: sudo service network-manager stop ,perhaps, try tab completing the service name
[19:42] <karthiksharu> In regex .. I am confused with ^ being startswith and  not ..  [^S] = not S .. Now [^SA] = not S also not A .. I need not SA .. How do I do that ??
[19:42] <GeekSquid> nakw: sudo aptitude, under tasks, unrecognized tasks, lamp-server ... scroll down to lamp-server and press + followed by g twice
[19:42] <swapy> abuayyoub, go in hardware drivers and find if you get anything
[19:42] <Rmorgan> how do i kill the display i.e x11 and gdm?
[19:42] <SUPEROGT> ActionParsnip: i'll try it, tks
[19:42] <swapy> abuayyoub, that means drivers arent properly installed if it  could not enable desktop effects
[19:42] <juanca> I'm using ubuntu lucid, but it seems there's a problem with Aptana IDE and/or Namoroka,  the screen gets gray and blocked for second and make the system feel like being installed in a bad virtual machine... what can I do to improve that?
[19:43] <bastidrazor> Rmorgan: sudo stop gdm
[19:43] <ade2_> acidchild, ok, now it starts making more sense...  But it's hard to say what's going wrong, if something wasn't reinstalled, or misconfigured...  What happens when you have a normal xorg.conf?
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> Juanca: the grey is telling you the app is hanging
[19:43] <jowi> does someone tried apache through tomcat installation?
[19:44] <tflgen2> hey guys, i'm not able to boot off the 10.04CD. have amd64-desktop and amd64-alternate. the system is 2x xeon processors with 12GB ram. when i boot from disc i get to the UBUNTU screen with Install, check disk etc. but when i select any item it does nothing and lets me keep using the menu
[19:44] <Rmorgan> is nvidia glx 185 the best/latest for ion boards?
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> Jowl: could ask in #apache
[19:44] <L65Druid> anyone use Cakewalk sonar?  (musician's software)
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> tflgen2: did you md5 test the iso you downloaded?
[19:44] <tflgen2> yes both
[19:45] <jowi> Ei Thx ActionParsnip, do you mean there is a apache channel?
[19:45] <jowi> I'll go to check it
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: if you add the nvidia-vdpau you may get nice apps optomised for the ion
[19:45] <GeekSquid> tflgen2: try hitting your enter key a little harder
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Jowi: indeed
[19:45] <nakw> i try: sudo apt-get install lamp-server but nothing
[19:45] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, my bad. for the main cursor. i am also getting the default one
[19:45] <tflgen2> GeekSquid: :-D have tried......many times
[19:45] <bastidrazor> jowi: it is actually #httpd
[19:46] <aperson> onetinsoldier, no worries
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> Tflgen2: you may need some boot options
[19:46] <brontosaurusrex> nakw: this would be some sort of 'tasksel' command
[19:46] <onetinsoldier> aperson: except like in firefox. then it's the obsidian theme one. i'd have to keep digging
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> !info lamp-server
[19:46] <GeekSquid> tflgen2: normal keyboard layout?
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> !find lamp
[19:46] <jowi> ei something I've discovered in my computer but not only in ubuntu . Read it. Maybe it concers you : http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2007/10/problem-encountered-by-laptop-users.html
[19:47] <tflgen2> GeekSquid: mac keyboard, but i ahve been able to use it with no problem
[19:47] <brontosaurusrex> nakw: try 'sudo tasksel'
[19:47] <csquaredin> what is the simplest way to view my software raid status? i just upgraded to 10.04 and want to make sure it's working
[19:47] <tflgen2> ActionParsnip: do you have any suggestions?
[19:47] <aperson> onetinsoldier, I'm starving, I think I'm going to go eat lunch.  znc keeps me in here and I should be back in a few.  I appreciate the help, and if we don't get it, it's perfectly fine
[19:47] <brontosaurusrex> nakw: some info https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tasksel
[19:47] <GeekSquid> nakw: use tasksel ... sudo tasksel
[19:48] <jowi> Thank you bastidrazor
[19:48] <ActionParsnip> Tflgen2: boot options may be required or try simplifying the system while you install by removing or disabling hardware
[19:48] <antitoxic> i have very odd problem
[19:48] <bastidrazor> jowi: good luck
[19:48] <antitoxic> ubunto does not let me to change my directory permissions
[19:48] <onetinsoldier> aperson: roger. take care. you're welcome :-)
[19:48] <antitoxic> from root
[19:48] <rosco_y> Where is gnome installed?
[19:48] <tflgen2> weird thing is that i can use usbkey, but isolinux complains because it can't fid kernel image : linux
[19:48] <antitoxic> on a mounted ntfs
[19:48] <juanca> ActionParsnip: How can I know why are they hanging? It looks like it's related to the use of Aptana IDE, but I'm not shure... it also happens with Calibre and Namoroka.. If it were like in Windows I could ignore the frozen window, but in ubuntu I can't do anything else, not even ctr+alt+supr to kill just the hanging app
[19:48] <antitoxic> partition
[19:48] <dancek> Hi! I downloaded and burned the 10.04 amd64 DVD and it boots to the isolinux menu, but I can't get anywhere from the menu (I always get a blank textmode screen with flickering cursor and nothing happens). Any quick ideas, anyone?
[19:48] <jamil_1> hello, When I try wget www.google.com I get forbidden 403. This has started just after upgrading to 10.04.
[19:48] <red> heya, im not seeing icon names on my desktop
[19:48] <red> icons are visible tho
[19:49] <red> anyone know what the issue is?
[19:49] <lost_soul> hey everyone, Ihave ahome folder thats encrypted, afterr a crash I cannot access it, it will accept the key but then I get an id mismatch  error
[19:49] <nakw> works fine, thx
[19:49] <sebsebseb> dancek: Good idea to check the ISO you downloaded is good, also which graphics card you got?
[19:49] <jepster> has anybody installed "0 A.D"? the package from playdeb.net cannot be found..
[19:49] <ActionParsnip> Juanca: try alternatives. If they are ok its the app
[19:49] <tflgen2> ActionParsnip: i don't want to take apart the system. it's my boss' computer and he has it running with win7 and 11 monitors. would be a bitch to reconfigure all of that
[19:49] <lost_soul> actually this is a friends pc, needs to backup the bookmarks and such
[19:49] <nakw> but now i'm do the download of the lamp
[19:49] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | dancek
[19:49] <karthiksharu>  In sed [^S] = not S  and ^S=starts with S .. How do I do ,  not SAB
[19:49] <rosco_y> Can anyone tell me where gnome is installed?
[19:49] <dancek> sebsebseb, well the ISO is ok, I did check, and my gfx card is Geforce 320M
[19:50] <sebsebseb> dancek: Nivida? Intel? ATI?
[19:50] <dancek> sebsebseb, nvidia
[19:50] <GeekSquid> rosco_y: parts of gnome are all over the filesystem, please be more specific, what are you trying to do?
[19:50] <Geico> any one here?
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> !bootoptions | tflgen2
[19:50] <sebsebseb> dancek: hrm
[19:50] <GeekSquid> !anyone | Geico
[19:50] <sebsebseb> dancek: How much RAM? 32bit or 64bit?
[19:50] <Geico> ok
[19:50] <dancek> sebsebseb, 4GB, 64bit (core 2 duo)
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> Tflgen: you may hit the mark in bios disabling some hardware to make the system simpler
[19:50] <rosco_y> GeekSquid: I'm trying to use a script that assumes that GNOME is installed in /opt/gnome, but I have nothing in my /opt dir
[19:50] <simmix> what are we taking about
[19:51] <acerimmer> red: there's a setting to show/no show icon names under "Appearance" if i'm not mistaken.
[19:51] <tflgen2> ActionParsnip: have you ever heard of this issue?
[19:51] <Geico> so why are stuff like gnustep and etoile not updated in ubuntu repositories?
[19:51] <karthiksharu> ubottu:  thanks
[19:51] <sebsebseb> dancek: and you downloaded the AMD 64bit ISO?
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> Rosco_y: its installed all throughout /
[19:51] <rosco_y> GeekSquid: the instructions are on http://www.mono-project.com/Parallel_Mono_Environments
[19:51] <dancek> sebsebseb, yes, I did
[19:51] <sebsebseb> dancek: Should be able to install from that, maybe the pshyical CD is bad
[19:51] <GeekSquid> rosco_y: assume gnome is in /usr/share/gnome or /etc/gnome
[19:51] <tflgen2> like i select an item in the menu but nothing happens.....
[19:52] <dancek> sebsebseb, it's a macbook pro if that matters. I did get windows install cd and arch linux usb to boot
[19:52] <rosco_y> GeekSquid: Thanks!
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> Rosco_y: what sort of data does it expect /opt/gnome to be? A file? A folder?
[19:52] <rabidweezle> what is the proper way to run fsck?
[19:52] <dancek> sebsebseb, well yeah, i guess the dvd is faulty
[19:52] <juanca> ActionParsnip: i'll try, but Aptana for instance is the best I could fine for what I need, I think it's not fair if i'm trying to left Windows.. I could even work with Aptana in Windows and probably I won't get this kind of problems
[19:52] <sebsebseb> dancek: oh not so sure about Macs and Ubuntu, however Ubuntu isn't really made for a Mac
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> Rabidweezle: a good way is from livecd
[19:52] <dancek> i was just wondering if there was a known bug or something
[19:52] <sebsebseb> dancek: however  you can get it working on one
[19:52] <rabidweezle> I need to check / for errors
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> Juanca: not heard of it
[19:53] <rosco_y> ActionParsnip: I'm not really sure, I'm getting my info from http://www.mono-project.com/Parallel_Mono_Environments (under the "Setting up a Build Environment" section)
[19:53] <fsck3r> Hey
[19:53] <sebsebseb> dancek: actsaullly on an Intel based Mac, you should be alright yeah
[19:53] <dancek> sebsebseb, yeah, well, thanks :)
[19:53] <juanca> ActionParsnip: It's and IDE... excuse that personal complain, I just don't want to get discouraged again with Linux
[19:53] <sebsebseb> dancek: Have you used a Linux distro before?  If not well Arch isn't for newbies.  Ubuntu,  Mandriva, PC Linux OS, and so on are though
[19:54] <jamil_1>  hello, When I try wget www.google.com I get forbidden 403. This has started just after upgrading to 10.04.  sorry to repeat but this annoying me
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> !ide | juanca
[19:54] <GeekSquid> jamil_1: I tried that, and it worked fine, perhaps reinstall wget, IDK
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> Jamil_1: disable the repo then, you can re-enable on the other side
[19:55] <abstrakt> juanca, gvim = win :)
[19:55] <abstrakt> juanca, my vote is for either gvim or netbeans
[19:55] <dancek> sebsebseb, I've used debian since around 2003 and a bunch of other distros from time to time so I'll manage :P
[19:55] <sebsebseb> dancek: Debian  is nice as well
[19:55] <sebsebseb> dancek: and Fedora when it installs
[19:56] <jamil_1> ActionParsnip: didn't get you
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> Jamil_1: you are having a problem with one of your repos. Disa le it in software sources then try again
[19:56] <ActionParsnip> Disable*
[19:57] <Rmorgan> it seems it was gfx drivers that were causing the system to freeze
[19:57] <MaT-dg> Sometimes I can't click on anything with my mouse. Only solution I found was ctrl-alt-backspace to get it working again. Any ideas?
[19:57] <juanca> ActionParsnip: yeh... I haven't tried just a couple of them... maybe netbeans... I don't want something as basic as gedit even though I like it... I need it for HTML too and many good IDEs seems to look down on it
[19:58] <tflgen2> ActionParsnip: could it  be due to the insane number of monitors hooked up?
[19:58] <ade2_> juanca, it might be helpful to run the system monitor, and see if your system is getting overloaded for some reason...
[19:58] <ichigo1> hi
[19:58] <lord_koala> hi everyone - can anyone help me with a wi-fi activation on my hardy 8.04 server, please? when I try iwconfig wlan0 essid <name of the essid> it returns  error for wifi request "Set ESSID" (8B1A): and set failed on wlan0: invalid argument
[19:58] <annie7130789> where can i find ebook of core java
[19:58] <GeekSquid> !hi |ichigo1
[19:58] <ActionParsnip> Tflgen2: try with just one
[19:58] <juanca> ade2_: that sounds like a good idea, how can I do it?
[19:59] <sebsebseb> !ot | annie7130789
[19:59] <abstrakt> annie7130789, ask #java maybe?
[19:59] <ade2_> System -> Administration -> System Monitor
[19:59] <juanca> ade2_: where is it?
[19:59] <sebsebseb> annie7130789: maybe ##programming
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> Annie713789: that's offtopic here but ask in #java
[19:59] <annie7130789> is there any site
[19:59] <annie7130789> k
[19:59] <ade2_> There's usually a menu at the top of the screen, with "System" being the 3rd option from left.
[20:00] <Rmorgan> maybe it wasn't its just happened again
[20:00] <lord_koala> hi everyone - can anyone help me with a wi-fi activation on my hardy 8.04 server, please? when I try iwconfig wlan0 essid <name of the essid> it returns  error for wifi request "Set ESSID" (8B1A): and set failed on wlan0: invalid argument than when I type ifconfig wlan0 up and it returns SIDCSIFFLAGS: invalid argument
[20:00] <Rmorgan> would faulty memory cause the system to freeze with the display still on screen
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: possibly
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: could also be heat
[20:01] <Rmorgan> its the only thing i dont mind it being i have 2 x 512mb sticks reclaimed from old dell optiplex's
[20:01] <tflgen2> ActionParsnip: would removing the monitors be sufficient ? there are 5 video cards
[20:01] <Rmorgan> on an ion board?
[20:01] <acerimmer> annie7130789: books247 accessed through your library (at least in the usa) usually has several tech titles available for freee
[20:01] <Rmorgan> with a fan
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> Tflgen: sure, just have 1 monitor connected to card 0
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: give the ram a test is a simple step to take and may yield results.
[20:02] <erUSUL> Rmorgan: could be. run a memtest ? is the memory compatible ?
[20:02] <Rmorgan> its quite old memory ddr 2 pc4200
[20:03] <nze> is it possible to log into a full blown gnome-session on a remote machine that i have only ssh access to?
[20:03] <jamil_1> I am getting another error when I try apt-get install in terminal:  407 proxy authentication required. Though I have changed bash.bashrc in /etc/ to set the environment variable http_proxy properly
[20:03] <socram> i messed up my pendrive, i now can't mount it, i can't fdisk to it, can some one help me? this is dmesg output http://pastebin.com/1SUtMPZP
[20:03] <Rmorgan> how do i halt at grub to memtest it doesnt show up on my boot
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: hold shift at boot
[20:03] <acerimmer> !grub2|rmorgan
[20:03] <erUSUL> lord_koala: what wifi chip it is ?
[20:03] <SUPEROGT> ActionParsnip: thanks, it worked, but i guess it wasn't what i wanted :P When i load my ath5k module it automatically starts a wlan0 interface and i want to avoid it... Someone knows how to stop that behaviour?
[20:04] <acidchild> blacklist it :-) /etc/modules.d/....
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> Nze: you can run nautilus and you should get one
[20:04] <jrib> nze: why do you want to?  You could use vnc I suppose
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> Jrib: security :)
[20:05] <nze> ActionParsnip: i dont mean tunnelling single apps but directly logging in
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> Jrib: no need for extra software
[20:05] <nze> jrib: can i actually start a vnc server without root access?
[20:05] <jamil_1> nze: I suppose xming will work
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> Nze: if you run nautilus you will see the full desktop
[20:05] <SUPEROGT> anyone knows how to stop from being created a wlan0 interface when i load ath5k module ?
[20:05] <Rmorgan> ubottu that was delayed
[20:06] <wildc4rd> evenin' all
[20:06] <Rmorgan> ActionParsnip: is there any way of checking temps in ubuntu?
[20:06] <acidchild> 'sensors'
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> !sensors | Rmorgan
[20:06] <bastidrazor> Rmorgan: acpi -VF   for a simply cli output
[20:06] <nze> jamil_1: i'm trying to connect to a linux box, how does xming tie into that?
[20:07] <manster> hey guys is there a straightforward way to share my home broadband connection wirelessly from my laptop to another laptop
[20:07] <jamil_1> nze: u have ssh access to it ?
[20:07] <Rmorgan> is the screen supposed to flash red during memtest?
[20:07] <CaneToad> when I boot into lucid, none of my USB drives appear under /media as they do under jaunty, but the drives are there and I can manually mount them...is that a bug that they don't appear under /media?
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> Nze: it gives an x server to windows boxes for the apps to stick. Its not needed for linux desktop clients
[20:07] <manster> i have the ethernet cable plugged in and lan working fine and i want to share the connection, whats the easiest click and go way?
[20:07] <jamil_1> nze: and you want a gnome session running through it ?
[20:08] <nze> ActionParsnip: sorry, i dont quite follow you, nautilus is more of a file manager, isnt it?
[20:08] <erUSUL> !ics | manster with Network manager
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> Canetoad: could add an entry in /etc/fstab
[20:08] <CaneToad> ActionParsnip: yes I could, but what happened to the automatic mount in /media ?
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> Nze: it also draws the desktop and icons
[20:08] <nakw> i try sudo apache2ctl start and an error message received: could not realibly determine the server's name fully qualified domain name using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
[20:08] <nze> jamil_1: exactly
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> Canetoad: not sure. I don't use automount. Maybe there is a bug for it
[20:09] <angelo> ciao
[20:09] <jamil_1> nze: then Xming should work :)
[20:09] <Rmorgan> ActionParsnip: is the screen supposed to flash red during memtest86?
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: no it is supposed to be blue, if its red and scolling the ram is bad
[20:09] <manster> erUSUL, thats through lan and its not straightforward as in click and play
[20:10] <Rmorgan> no i mean the whole screen is flashing block red and vertical lines alternating
[20:10] <manster> its something i want my mom to be able to do easily
[20:10] <bastidrazor> nakw: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=204360
[20:10] <erUSUL> manster: it is; did you followed the instructioons for network manager ?
[20:10] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: parts have 1 year warranty usually so return it as DOA
[20:10] <manster> yea
[20:10] <nze> jamil_1: what is xming going to do if i ssh from a linux desktop into another linux server?
[20:10] <Curly_Q> Rmorgan, just a side point. Lots of people worry about CPU heat and fan motor speed and other stuff. But, have you opened up the literal box to see if there is dust on all of the components. Some people are heavy cigarette smokers and some people like to put the computer in the kitchen which is a breading ground for dust and grease, etc. Consider that first.
[20:10] <erUSUL> manster: it is the first two paragraphs
[20:10] <manster> erUSUL, i tried with Firestarter
[20:10] <Rmorgan> Curly_Q: its a brand new ion board
[20:10] <manster> no dice
[20:11] <Rmorgan> ActionParsnip: the board?
[20:11] <erUSUL> manster: it is called the 9.10 method
[20:11] <manster> i need to be able to name the wireless network
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: the ram
[20:11] <manster> and see it on another laptop running w7
[20:11] <erUSUL> manster: quote « When logged into your computer right click on the network indicator in the top right hand corner, click on "Edit Connections..." select "Auto Eth0" and click "Edit..." then go to the "IPv4 Settings" tab and next to "Method:" select the drop down box and select the option that says "Shared to other computers". »
[20:11] <lord_koala> erUSUL: it is pci card d-link 520
[20:11] <Rmorgan> the ram is reclaimed from old optiplexes not bought so i will have to buy some
[20:11] <onetinsoldier> aperson: hello... if you're still here. i got it... i finally got it!
[20:11] <manster> erUSUL, yes did that
[20:11] <manster> no dice
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: you could try the ram in a known good system
[20:12] <erUSUL> lord_koala: need the chip. « lspci | grep --Ei '(net|wireless)' »
[20:12] <jamil_1> nze: xming will ssh for you and it will start any program you want it to start. I use it to access linux box from a windows machine. just specify /etc/gdm/Xsession as the program to start a remote gnome session
[20:12] <erUSUL> lord_koala: need the chip. « lspci | grep -Ei '(net|wireless)' »
[20:12] <Rmorgan> i'm just trying to determine  if it def is the ram
[20:12] <erUSUL> sorry
[20:12] <ActionParsnip> Manster: wicd has an ncurses interface
[20:12] <erUSUL> manster: and?
[20:12] <Curly_Q> Rmorgan, keep also in mind that RAM is only as good as the lowest value of a Module if you have different sizes.
[20:12] <Rmorgan> i would but its the only "desktop" i have i own 4 laptops
[20:12] <Rmorgan> 2 x 512 pc4200
[20:12] <manster> erle-, the problem is that when i try to join the wireless network on the hosting laptop, it spins forever and fails
[20:12] <JanSch> hi, during updating to 10.04 via the GUI update tool, my system froze and i had to reboot it hard (sysrq).
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: maybe a local shop has a ram tester you could run it in
[20:13] <JanSch> i now ran dpkg --configure -a, anything else I should do
[20:13] <JanSch> ?
[20:13] <erUSUL> manster: you have to edit the interface that is connected to internet not the one the other computer is pluggerd into
[20:13] <tflgen2> ActionParsnip: nope, disconnecting the monitors didn't help. still same problem
[20:13] <harjot> how do i change files without changing the file names?
[20:13] <Rmorgan> i need more mem really anyway i want to use it for xbmc aswell
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> Jansch: sudo apt-get -f install
[20:13] <tyuiop> software-center don't ask for admin password
[20:13] <tyuiop> is that normal ?
[20:13] <tyuiop> ubuntu 9.10
[20:13] <tyuiop> lot of problem
[20:13] <MichaelS> #android-hilfe-de
[20:13] <erUSUL> harjot: huh? what do you want to change of that files ?
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> Tyuiop: it uses polkit so yes its fine
[20:14] <Rmorgan> i just wanna make sure its not my precious new board ive been waiting to get for the last 3 months :(
[20:14] <syme> when I drag music to my ipod in rhythmbox, the ipod shows it is syncing, but just stays like that until I close rhythmbox and the files aren't changed... help?
[20:14] <Rmorgan> i dont wanna have to send it back and wait even longer
[20:14] <tyuiop> so what to do ?
[20:14] <abuayyoub> Hi, I have a kinda strange problem. For some reason all text in lucid seems a bit blury. Anyone else have this problem. I am using it over HDMI on my laptop it looks fine but on the tv it looks blury
[20:14] <tyuiop> ActionParsnip:
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> Rmorgan: I'm looking at an ion too. They is sweet
[20:14] <Mekzholan> Hi, I've got a touchpanel where xinput -test gives results like "motion a[0]=42 a[1]=42 a[2]=485 a[3]=241". I.e. the corrdinate infromation is in [2] and a[3]. How do I tell that evdev? (evdev is currently putting the cursor allways in the upper left corner - which would correspond to the a[0]=42 and a[1]=42...)
[20:14] <deposito> Hi. I want to change permissons on some folder that i have mounted in ubuntu from XP. How could i do this? This mounted folder have rx permissons and i want to add w to all users. Thanks in advance
[20:14] <aperson> onetinsoldier, I am
[20:14] <harjot> erUSUL: i want to make it hidden so i cant see it, but it stil has the original filenme
[20:15] <JanSch> ActionParsnip: apt-get -f install did nothing (0 installed/updated/removed), just offered some packages for autoremoval
[20:15] <KingSeta> Hey there! Can anybody be so nice with an i386 architecture convert me this pachage via alien? http://www.rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=pinedit would be very nice!
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> Deposito: change your mount options
[20:15] <onetinsoldier> aperson: roger.. i finally got it.. total theme now here. it's very nice if you like black :-)
[20:15] <JanSch> anything else i have to do, like running some after-upgrade-scripts?
[20:15] <dancek> abuayyoub, that's just caused by the way tvs work
[20:15] <Rmorgan> ActionParsnip: sure are i've been umming and ahhhing about it for ages and finally bit the bullet and dont want to wait any longer i was like a kid at xmas when the postie got here with it
[20:15] <jrib> deposito: why don't you do this from ubuntu?
[20:15] <tflgen2> ActionParsnip: and i tried using the usb creator and unetbootin.usb startup disc gave a kernel image not found error. the unetbootin hung at a grey screen (lilo?) with nothing on it
[20:15] <erUSUL> harjot: no you have to add a dot in fron of the filename to make it hidden
[20:15] <LIFTESS> salut salut
[20:15] <KingSeta> everybody i know has an amd64... and alien cant force architecture
[20:15] <tyuiop> what to do
[20:15] <acerimmer> !it|liftess
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> Jansch: seems ok then. Check for updates as normal. If its smooth you are safe afaics
[20:15] <harjot> erUSUL: i want to hide without having the dot
[20:15] <erUSUL> acerimmer: salut --> fr
[20:15] <tyuiop> if i do sudo software-center i can install programs
[20:15] <crazydiamond> Hi. Can anyone tell how to make gnome use keyboard layout defined in Xorg's config file instead of it's owns (that can be selected via System->Settings->Keyboard)?
[20:15] <aperson> onetinsoldier, oh, I do: http://i.imgur.com/6PlYM.png
[20:15] <JanSch> ActionParsnip: thanks then
[20:16] <erUSUL> harjot: not possible
[20:16] <harjot> sure?
[20:16] <tyuiop> when i try to run software-center
[20:16] <erUSUL> harjot: yes
[20:16] <Curly_Q> Rmorgan, even if you used that new board without a fan it will be OK. The fan motor is just a safety feature. Don't forget that it is very important to NEVER keep the cover of the computer off. The fan is totally useless in that case. Always keep the cover of the computer on. Also keep the slots in the back on as well.
[20:16] <tyuiop> alone
[20:16] <tyuiop> when i try to install problem
[20:16] <acerimmer> erUSUL: :~ ty
[20:16] <jrib> KingSeta: what package?  (I'm on a bus)
[20:16] <deposito> ActionParsnip, how? i mean change the options of the mount command o something else? i use this command to mount: mount -t cifs -o ip=192.168.1.11,username=dp2/caja,noserverino,noperm,rw //ip/c$ /home/deposito/farmatronic/
[20:16] <tyuiop> nothing happen  i can't understand
[20:16] <harjot> erUSUL: not even with another program?
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> Tflgen: got latest bios? Any bug reports with your hardware? Checked hcl?
[20:16] <lord_koala> erUSUL: network: intersil corp. prism 2.5 rev01  --- ethernet: intel 82540EM gigabit ethernet card ver02
[20:16] <acerimmer> !fr|Liftess
[20:16] <erUSUL> acerimmer: an itaslian would have said Ciao! :)
[20:16] <deposito> jrib, what?
[20:16] <abuayyoub> dancek works nicely with windows 7. It's an HDTV over HDMI it should look alot nicer
[20:16] <Mekzholan> Hm, anyone with xorg and/or udev knowledge? I've got a touchpanel where xinput -test gives results like "motion a[0]=42 a[1]=42 a[2]=485 a[3]=241". I.e. the corrdinate infromation is in [2] and a[3]. How do I tell that evdev? (evdev is currently putting the cursor allways in the upper left corner - which would correspond to the a[0]=42 and a[1]=42...)
[20:16] <acerimmer> erUSUL: :) live & learn
[20:17] <socram> i messed up my pendrive, i now can't mount it, i can't fdisk to it, can some one help me? this is dmesg output http://pastebin.com/1SUtMPZP
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> Curly_q: unless you use water ;)
[20:17] <KingSeta> jrib: xD pinedit i need (Emilia Pinball table editor)
[20:17] <kjbbb> hey, does anyone know how to use gtk window decorator (metacity) with compiz?
[20:17] <kjbbb> instead of emerald
[20:17] <acidchild> Metrahla: good luck, i've been fighting with simular related issue all day.
[20:17] <dancek> abuayyoub, well then what resolution are you outputting to the tv?
[20:17] <KingSeta> theres no amd64, and no deb... so anybody has to help me
[20:17] <acidchild> my X wont start though in my case :-)
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> Deposito: you didn't supply a password
[20:17] <Rmorgan> every computer needs a little water sometimes
[20:17] <Curly_Q> ActionParsnip, water cooling is great but not all use that.
[20:18] <dancek> abuayyoub, it might just be that the resolution isn't the native one and the HDTV's scaler makes everything blurry
[20:18] <mophead> is there a firefox channel? how do I make the audio work in firefox flash?
[20:18] <nakw> thanks - works fine
[20:18] <gridbag> What's a good cmdline tool for recording audio from the mic? preferably it would write out an mp3.
[20:18] <tflgen2> ActionParsnip: have latest bios.....it's a supermicro server board
[20:18] <deposito> ActionParsnip, when i execute that command its appear a prompt asking me the pass. :D
[20:18] <crazydiamond> Is there any special channels about GNOME or Xorg?
[20:18] <onetinsoldier> aperson: your dock/bar in the screenshot? nice
[20:18] <nakw> :)
[20:18] <dooglus> !virtualbox
[20:18] <Curly_Q> The power supply fan motor is totally useless without the computer cover on.
[20:18] <kjbbb> nevermind i'm rtarded, metacity --repalce
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Curly_q: true but the case is not important then ;)
[20:18] <soreau> kjbbb: gtk-w-d is a decorator for compiz and metacity is a window manager (which would replace compiz). You can start gtk-w-d with 'gtk-window-decorator --replace'. If you need more help, please join #compiz
[20:18] <CaneToad> socram: what happens if you as root do:  fdisk -l /dev/sdb   (that -L but lower case)
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> Tflgen: check the model to see if linux likes it
[20:18] <jrib> crazydiamond: well gnome has a bunch of channels on irc.gnome.org
[20:19] <crazydiamond> thanx
[20:19] <manster> erUSUL, setting my lan's ip4 mode to "shared" stops it from working
[20:19] <manster> erUSUL, but i understand your point
[20:19] <onetinsoldier> aperson: you know i meant the Obsidian x cursor theme though.. right? i figured it out now...
[20:19] <manster> erUSUL, just not sure why it stops working
[20:19] <manster> erUSUL, setting my lan's ip4 mode to "shared" stops it from working
[20:19] <manster> erUSUL, just not sure why it stops working
[20:19] <Curly_Q> ActionParsnip, also true because if the cover is off, then there is no need for a fan motor.
[20:19] <FloodBot1> manster: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> Deposito: I see, does the account have write access to the data?
[20:19] <manster> am i still logged in?
[20:19] <kjbbb> soreau: thank you, i see now.
[20:19] <aperson> onetinsoldier, yeah, sure, go on
[20:19] <deposito> ActionParsnip, yes, caja its admin in the xp machine.
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> Manster: seems so
[20:19] <nakw> bastidrazor: works fine - thank you
[20:19] <erUSUL> manster: the one you have to set to shared is the one that is facing internet. not the one that is connected to lan
[20:19] <socram> CaneToad: no output
[20:19] <Curly_Q> The computer cover being on all of the time just makes the components warmer. That is why the fan is there.
[20:20] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, hang on. i'm trying to set it up so that it isn't a hack on the core.theme
[20:20] <lord_koala> erUSUL: network: intersil corp. prism 2.5 rev01  --- ethernet: intel 82540EM gigabit ethernet card ver02  - is it right for a d-link 520 wi-fi, what do you think?
[20:20] <onetinsoldier> aperson: i'll need a few minutes
[20:20] <manster> erUSUL, so i create a new wireless connection with the ip4 mode set to shared?
[20:20] <aperson> onetinsoldier, take as much time as you care to
[20:20] <manster> then join it? -sorry to flood
[20:21] <mophead> is there a firefox channel? how do I make the audio work in firefox flash?
[20:21] <erUSUL> lord_koala: i was jusrt doing a little research... i think that what is faliling is that you need the firmware for the card
[20:21] <erUSUL> lord_koala: not sure how to get it
[20:21] <soreau> I don't have flash installed but flash still works even after restarting firefox browser. Is this html5? Strange because youtube said I needed a plugin so I installed flashplugin-nonfree and restarted the browser. Then, I removed flash but all flash stuff still works (even after restarting the browser)
[20:21] <lord_koala> mophead: try /join #firefox
[20:21] <aaron11> I cant install Digsby, a windows program through wine. Theis is the error message I got: The file '/home/aaron/Downloads/digsby_setup.exe' is not marked as executable.  If this was downloaded or copied form an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run.  For more details, read about the executable bit. This didnt happen in Karmic.
[20:21] <jrib> mophead: you should iniclude your ubuntu version in your question
[20:21] <mophead> there's nobody in #firefox so I figure it's fake
[20:22] <mophead> jrib: I just updated to Lynx, which is when the sound stopped working
[20:22] <erUSUL> manster: no set the wirelles interface you are already using to connect to internet as shared
[20:22] <deposito> How could i mount a shared folder with all permissons? i mean rwx for all. Thanks.
[20:22] <Jeannie> Good day. I just upgraded to Ubuntu 9.10 and my OS is mute
[20:22] <lord_koala> erUSUL: firmware.. can I get something going if I plug my ethernet cable first and get the firmware..
[20:22] <harjot> how do i find info of a hidden pid?
[20:22] <Curly_Q> Another point to remember is that when a computer motherboard was manufactured, it was wave soldered at high temperatures. Much hotter than what the computer runs at.
[20:22] <harjot> Or a pid number?
[20:22] <erUSUL> manster: then if you plug a computer to you computer via a wired cable it will be able to connect to internet via your wireless
[20:22] <jonaz_> hey guys :) i have kind of a noob question... I went into update manager and it told me there was a new version of ubuntu out, so I clicked to update. Little did I know that it was in fact the netbook remix. Now I'm stuck with this UI that I don't like and don't know how to use and I just want to get good ol' gnome back. Anyone know how I can do this?
[20:22] <harjot> How do i find info about a pid number
[20:22] <manster> erUSUL, my internet comes in through my ethernet cord and i want to share it with my wireless card, i'm not sure i explained well
[20:22] <jrib> harjot: what is a "hidden pid"?
[20:23] <acidchild> Curly_Q: but far from the continious temps that it is exposed to while running ;)
[20:23] <jmcknight> deposito: cifs or nfs
[20:23] <harjot> jrib: i meant normal pid number
[20:23] <harjot> jrib: just a pid number
[20:23] <deposito> jmcantrell, cifs
[20:23] <dancek> Curly_Q, if you knew something about electronics, you'd know that it's easy to blow up components when soldering
[20:23] <aaron11> I cant install Digsby, a windows program through wine. Theis is the error message I got: The file '/home/aaron/Downloads/digsby_setup.exe' is not marked as executable.  If this was downloaded or copied form an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run.  For more details, read about the executable bit. This didnt happen in Karmic.
[20:23] <jrib> harjot: use top, ps, or system monitor in your menu
[20:23] <Curly_Q> Acidchild, true. An ongoing temp process will affect the overall change in components.
[20:23] <harjot> ok
[20:23] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: a lot of soldering is done sonically these days
[20:24] <harjot> jrib: but this pid doesnt show up but its there
[20:24] <harjot> jrib: its hidden
[20:24] <jmcknight> ps -ef | grep <pidnumber>
[20:24] <jamil_1> I have disabled all repos but still I am getting error on wget www.google.com 403 Forbidden
[20:24] <Curly_Q> Dancek, true.
[20:24] <nze> jamil_1: now i see what you meant. but i think i don't really want to start the Xserver, there's one running on the ssh server and one on my desktop, i'd just like to be presented with the log in screen, if you know what i mean
[20:24] <acidchild> Curly_Q: you plast 99% of them semi conductors with 90*C or more for more than a few mili seconds they will fry
[20:24] <Curly_Q> The modern method is surface mount technology.
[20:24] <wantnvidia> Which version of gcc is used to build the kernel?
[20:24] <acidchild> :)
[20:24] <jrib> harjot: you are going to have to be more specific...
[20:24] <donavan01> I just installed 10.04 using wubi inside of windows 7... started doing the updates and it wants to update GRUB ... should I let it or will this kill my windows boot
[20:24] <wantnvidia> I want to build nvidia drivers, but it says "a different version of gcc was used to build the kernel".
[20:24] <Pici> jamil_1: Can you resolve any addresses with dig?
[20:24] <wantnvidia> I am using lucid.
[20:25] <harjot> jrib: if im searching for rootkits etc...
[20:25] <jrib> wantnviia: use System -> administration -> Hardware Drivers
[20:25] <jamil_1> Pici: dig ?
[20:25] <harjot> jrib: and i use the unhide program
[20:25] <Curly_Q> Lots of semiconductors were manufactured with very high temps as well.
[20:25] <Pici> jamil_1: dig google.com
[20:25] <acerimmer> donavan01: SHOULDN'T hurt anthing
[20:25] <LzrdKing> acidchild: my cpu and gpu regularly get over 90*C, is that bad?
[20:25] <harjot> jrib: then it tells me there are some pids that are not normally listed but are running
[20:25] <aaron11> jami
[20:25] <acidchild> LzrdKing: HAHA HELL YAH
[20:25] <aaron11> I cant install Digsby, a windows program through wine. Theis is the error message I got: The file '/home/aaron/Downloads/digsby_setup.exe' is not marked as executable.  If this was downloaded or copied form an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run.  For more details, read about the executable bit. This didnt happen in Karmic.
[20:25] <acidchild> damn dude, clean your computer you dirty cild.
[20:25] <harjot> jrib: how do i find out what is executing it etc..
[20:26] <jamil_1> Pici: It seems so
[20:26] <acerimmer> donavan01: in the wubi config, the first menu you see is actually a windows menu.  Choose ubuntu and you'll see the grub menu
[20:26] <wantnvidia> jrib: I don't have such an entry.
[20:26] <wantnvidia> jrib: what is the name of the binary behind it?
[20:26] <mophead> anybody else having sound problems in firefox since updating?
[20:26] <e1nh4nd3r> aaron11: Right click on the file, and click properties.  Then go to "Permissions" and check the "executable" box.  Click OK then try it again.
[20:26] <deposito> jmcantrell, do you know how?
[20:26] <jonaz_> folks, quick question: anyone know the terminal command to get rid of netbook remix and restore plain vanilla ubuntu?
[20:26] <LzrdKing> acidchild: it is clean, i just had to swap out the mobo because the gpu died
[20:26] <donavan01> ok acerimmer I thought the second boot selector was grub but I didnt know if the first one had any link to it or what ... thanks for the info
[20:26] <Johnny_Smith_14> join/ #ubuntu-fr
[20:26] <deposito> jmcknight, do you know how?
[20:27] <Pici> jamil_1: Can you access google.com using a browser?
[20:27] <wantnvidia> jrib: you can find out by moving the link with the mouse to the desktop and then editing the link.
[20:27] <claes_> what do i need to get to be able to get the KDE option under session on login to work?
[20:27] <jamil_1> Pici: yp
[20:27] <aaron11> e1nh4nd3r: Oh, Thanks man
[20:27] <acerimmer> donavan01: BUT back up all essential data first.  - and consider dual booting.  much more stable than wubi
[20:27] <e1nh4nd3r> aaron11: No problem.
[20:27] <aaron11> e1nh4nd3r: How can I repay uoi
[20:27] <aaron11> *you
[20:27] <LzrdKing> acidchild: how hot can a cpu go before it'll be a problem?
[20:27] <e1nh4nd3r> aaron11: None needed.  :)  Thanks.
[20:28] <syme> anyone know where I should go for questions about rhythmbox?
[20:28] <nze> so, any way to get presented with that login-screen (select you session..) when i'm logging in through ssh?
[20:28] <Pici> jamil_1: Is it just google that you're having a problem with? Or other websites too? Do you use a proxy to access the internet?
[20:28] <Curly_Q> LzrdKing, testing a component by touching it is baseless.  What we consider hot or warm is relative according to manufacturers specifications.
[20:28] <Guest55464> Hey my gnome won't start it looks different and when I log in it gives me the brown ubuntu loading and then wants me to login again I'm on 9.10
[20:28] <guntbert> LzrdKing: I'd say that is more a hardware question -- so ##hardware would fit
[20:28] <jesse^> My laptop spends about 2-5 minutes thrashing the hard disk before I see my desktop. This happens between when X starts and when Nautilus is ready to use. What can I do to figure out what's causing the thrashing?
[20:29] <Guest55464> I did xinit from vnc awhile ago and I think that messed it up
[20:29] <antitoxic> please, anyone tell why ubuntu don't let me change file permissions in ntfs partition
[20:29] <antitoxic> all changes pop right back with the default value
[20:29] <jamil_1> Pici: it is problematic for all the websites I try. I suspect it is upgrade to 10.04 that has caused the problem because before that it was working fine
[20:29] <dancek> LzrdKing, you might want to google your processor's specifications, there's a temperature that it's rated for
[20:29] <jesse^> Perhaps I should mention that this has been the same installation of Ubuntu for the past 3 years, upgraded from dapper or edgy
[20:29] <jamil_1> nze: I am not sure about it but have you tried to ssh into the server and then executing /etc/gdm/Xsession ?
[20:29] <Curly_Q> Jesse^ try another hard drive to see if your hard drive is defective.
[20:29] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: i don't test if my cpu is 90*C by touching it! i've already been burned doing that
[20:30] <Curly_Q> lol
[20:30] <antitoxic> when using sudo chmod 777 ./ there is no change
[20:30] <antitoxic> and no erros
[20:30] <jesse^> Curly_Q: If I create another user account and login as that user, I can get in within a few seconds
[20:30] <antitoxic> any ideas ?
[20:30] <Guest55464> Hey my gnome won't start it looks different and when I log in it gives me the brown ubuntu loading and then wants me to login again I'm on 9.10
[20:30] <hellpplease> hello
[20:30] <Slart> antitoxic: I think the linux file permissions utilities are made to work on file systems that use the same security model as ext2 and so on.. ntfs doesn't
[20:31] <gps23> antitoxic: may be you want to do "sudo chmod -R 777 ./"
[20:31] <Curly_Q> LzrdKing, is this a laptop or desktop?
[20:31] <hellpplease> i was wodering, for windows xp and vista, you can make a memory stick into RAM, i was wondering if i could do the same thing with ubuntu?
[20:31] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: laptop
[20:31] <nze> jamil_1: yes, it opens a small empty window that just sits there and does nothing. i did wait quite a bit, but no reaction. forwarding of other gui apps works (eg xeyes)
[20:31] <antitoxic> gps23, the same didnt work
[20:31] <dancek> antitoxic, the permissions are probably set on mount and can't be changed
[20:31] <nakw> please where is the localhost on my machine ?
[20:31] <antitoxic> Slart, i see.... any solutions ?
[20:31] <Slart> antitoxic: ntfs has a more granular permission thingy compared to the regular file permissions in linux (without selinux and such)
[20:31] <jonaz_> super quick question, people: anyone know what apt-get command I need to get rid of netbook remix and just get regular lucid?
[20:31] <nakw> to add an php file
[20:32] <jef91> jonaz_ apt-get install ubuntu-desktop I believe
[20:32] <Slart> antitoxic: hmm.. not really.. I'm not sure if there are any tools to set permissions specifically on ntfs.. ntfsprogs might have something..
[20:32] <murlidhar> can i disable the autohinting of one particular font when it is in bold ? if so how ?
[20:32] <nze> jamil_1: but do i really want to start X? i mean, basically i just want it to draw a window on my local x-server
[20:32] <jonaz_> thanks jef91
[20:32] <ubuntu> hello?
[20:32] <dancek> nakw, if you've got apache et al installed, you're probably serving stuff from /var/www
[20:32] <manster> my internet comes in through my ethernet cord and i want to share it with my wireless card - I managed to get the recieving laptop to connect to the wireless network i created and it is given an ip adress but the it does not connect to the internet
[20:32] <Curly_Q> LzrdKing, please make sure that your fan motor is not blocked by papers and stuff. Many people put paper on top of the keyboard and so. Also I in some cases use a cookie grill to sit on to allow the heat dispersion.
[20:32] <antitoxic> Slart, everything is owned by root and i have no space on the ext3, i run my apache on the ntfs
[20:32] <tflgen2> does ubuntu mind being installed from external cd drive?
[20:32] <gavagai> Does the Disk Utility have the ability to check and repair errors on NTFS partitions?
[20:32] <jesse^> hellpplease: It's not ram, it's a swap file
[20:32] <antitoxic> and it always comes up with permission erros
[20:32] <nakw> dancek: thanks a lot
[20:33] <Slart> gavagai: nope
[20:33] <nakw> apache is installed and works fine
[20:33] <jonaz_> jef91: any idea if I need to run a command to get rid of netbook remix first?
[20:33] <hellpplease> ill wait till some one is ready to answer
[20:33] <gavagai> Slart, thanks
[20:33] <Curly_Q> Never let a laptop run while the lid or cover closed. Bad choice.
[20:33] <manster> erUSUL, it half works, the computer i want to connect to is now networked with the sharing computer but the internet is not working in the recieving end
[20:33] <jesse^> hellpplease: It's not RAM, it's a swap file
[20:34] <syme> why does ubuntu open mp3s in movie player and how can I change this?
[20:34] <icedwater> Hello, I can't seem to lower my laptop screen brightness - the acpi options passed to GRUB at boot time don't seem to work. I just keep getting ACPI: Failed to switch the brightness when I use the key combination.
[20:34] <Curly_Q> Putting a laptop on a bed is bad. No heat dispersion.
[20:34] <icedwater> Any ideas?
[20:35] <gridbag> What is the widget I add to the panel to let me control the volumn?
[20:35] <jesse^> hellpplease: here's a place where they talk about such an idea http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/19185/
[20:35] <Slart> syme: I think movie player is the default audio player on a  new install.. have you installed something else you want to use instead?
[20:35] <icedwater> gridbag: Right click the panel, scroll down and look for the widget with the loudspeaker icon.
[20:36] <jonaz_> jef91: apt-get install ubuntu-desktop didn't work. it says it's "already the newest version". It seems I need to remove the netbook remix package, but I have no idea what the package is called
[20:36] <dancek> antitoxic, see this for example (first google hit for "ntfs mount permissions") http://opensuse.swerdna.org/susentfs.html
[20:36] <jef91> jonaz_ Check synaptic
[20:36] <icedwater> gridbag: Hang on ... it doesn't show up on mine either.
[20:36] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: the fan is not blocked, i actually pulled out a nice clump of dust when i took off the heat sink when i replaced the mobo; it's in a cabinet but the bottom is propped up and i've been keeping the doors open; i've also forced the fan to stay on high speed all the time; it just gets hot when streaming video
[20:36] <jonaz_> okay, will look through there (if I can find out how to get there in this UI)
[20:37] <antitoxic> dancek, i'm trying now : ntfs-config
[20:37] <icedwater> gridbag: It's part of the Notification Area, I think.
[20:37] <antitoxic> but there was no errors
[20:37] <antitoxic> before the 10.04 upgrade
[20:37] <syme> slart: I think I found a forum post that fixed the issue
[20:37] <Curly_Q> LzrdKing, streaming video uses up a lot of CPU though. That is not unusual.
[20:37] <syme> anyone know where to go for questions about ipod touch and rhythmbox?
[20:37] <hellpplease> thanks jessie^
[20:37] <hellpplease> jesse^*
[20:37] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: so its ok to be 90*C then?
[20:37] <Curly_Q> Sure.
[20:38] <nakw> deh, work's
[20:38] <Curly_Q> Use the computer in a cool room. That will help.
[20:38] <Slart> syme: you can just right-click on a mp3-file and select "properties".. there you have a "open with" tab
[20:38] <lord_koala> erUSUL: I think the problem is in my network configuration /etc/network/interfaces  I only see eth0 and lo over there.. how can I add wlan0 to make it work?
[20:38] <dancek> antitoxic, i'm guessing the default mount options have changed. i'm not even on ubuntu so can't check :)
[20:38] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: i'm probably going to get rid of the cabinet altogether once we get a new tv, since the tv will hang on the wall
[20:38] <icedwater> gridbag: Did it work for you? I removed mine and added it back, it is the Notification Area.
[20:38] <jesse^> hellpplease: sure, btw did you see this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=395435
[20:38] <antitoxic> ok i'll be digging into this mistery
[20:39] <Curly_Q> LzrdKing, putting a computer in a cabinet is not the best thing. There is restricted ventilation.
[20:39] <syme> Slart: yeah, but I wanted it to open in rhythmbox automatically... I found out how to fix it though, thanks
[20:39] <icedwater> Hmm... going to reboot again to see what other options I can try.
[20:39] <Slart> syme: you're welcome
[20:39] <icedwater> Will try acpi=off if nothing else works.
[20:39] <abuayyoub> I was hoping someone could help me. I have a fresh install of Lucid and everything is perfect, however, it seems that text renders a little fuzzy. I have ATI Radeon on X64 any ideas?
[20:39] <syme> is syncing album art with an ipod touch included in lucid?
[20:40] <Curly_Q> Unless the cabinet is used for sound proofing. There should be a large ventilation back or no back to the cabinet for that.
[20:40] <LzrdKing> OH! when we drywalled our living room, we should have made the half-wall bewtween the kitchen and living room cabinets, since the tv will be in that corner, and it'd be a great place to put the htpc, wii, etc.  too late now! :(
[20:40] <guntbert> !ot | LzrdKing, Curly_Q
[20:40] <Curly_Q> Never put a TV in a non-ventilated box or cabinet.
[20:40] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: i was going to get 200mm fans for ventilation, but i thikn it'll just end up on a shelf
[20:41] <costre> abuayyoub, Did you try System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Fonts ?
[20:41] <Paul_C> abuayyoub: have you tried toying with system > preferences > appearance > fonts?
[20:41] <mawst> Is there like a shortcut or something to open gnome-do errr..?
[20:41] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, done. if you want to know how to make it so you can select it with 'sudo update-alternatives --config x-theme-cursor', i think i've got it
[20:41] <dancek> sebsebseb, btw i did cmp on the .iso and the dvd device and they match so the dvd isn't faulty either... guess i'm on my own then :P
[20:41] <Paul_C> ninja'd
[20:41] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: we're being admonished
[20:41] <sebsebseb> !install | dancek
[20:41] <Curly_Q> This is totally Ubuntu and computer related.
[20:41] <dancek> thx
[20:41] <Slart> mawst: isn't it something like ctrl+space? you've checked the gnome do - site, right? it's bound to be a faq
[20:41] <sebsebseb> dancek: you could try a previous version of Ubuntu even,  plus their are loads of other good distros out there that you could try instead
[20:42] <Curly_Q> I think all 1753 people would agree with me.
[20:42] <dancek> abuayyoub, you didn't answer my question on which resolution you're outputting to the tv
[20:42] <guntbert> Curly_Q: then it is perfect for #ubuntu-offtopic , this here is a support channel
[20:42] <Slart> Curly_Q: don't involve me in this.. fans and cabinets can go play in ##hardware if you ask me =)
[20:42] <dancek> sebsebseb, true, i guess i'll just debootstrap it from something else etc
[20:42] <Curly_Q> lol
[20:43] <bascil> greets! prolly trivial...  How do i have nautilus display the path instead of the default blips?
[20:43] <felix__> ciao lista
[20:43] <mawst> ah.... super + space
[20:43] <mawst> WORD
[20:43] <frsv> #tsg
[20:43] <mawst> Me likey
[20:43] <nakw> can i use a perl script with "<!-- #exec cgi="./hello.pl" -->" ??
[20:43] <Slart> bascil: there used to be a setting somewhere.. I was just looking for it myself.. just upgraded to lucid from 9.10
[20:43] <guntbert> !list | felix__
[20:43] <sebsebseb> !usb | dancek
[20:43] <mawst> nakw: ./hello.pl
[20:43] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: anyway, the point is the 90* isn't sustained under normal conditions, so it shoudl be ok for now
[20:43] <onetinsoldier> aperson: you here?
[20:44] <LzrdKing> ok enough for me to install LUCID
[20:44] <nakw> from html ??
[20:44] <mophead> I updated to ubuntu lucid lynx and sound stopped working in firefox. How do I fix it?
[20:44] <dancek> sebsebseb, i was already looking into that, unfortunately i've only got mac os x since i bought the laptop yesterday and it can't be used to generate the needed bootable usb :/
[20:44] <aperson> onetinsoldier, always :)
[20:44] <costre> mophead, Is any other application running audio at the same time?
[20:44] <onetinsoldier> aperson: roger
[20:44] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, done. if you want to know how to make it so you can select it with 'sudo update-alternatives --config x-theme-cursor', i think i've got it
[20:45] <mophead> costre : no
[20:45] <alvarus> hi !
[20:45] <aperson> onetinsoldier, all ears
[20:45] <sebsebseb> dancek: ok previous version of Ubuntu or another  Linux distro, I guess
[20:45] <Curly_Q> LzrdKing, the main point is that the fan speed increases whether in Ubuntu or Windows with the increase of CPU usage. It is just a preventive measure to stop burnout.
[20:45] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, it requires several steps
[20:45] <alvarus> i want flash , please!
[20:45] <onetinsoldier> aperson: give me just one moment
[20:45] <sebsebseb> dancek: you do reolize that Ubuntu isn't Linux right?  I mean the only Linux distro
[20:45] <aperson> onetinsoldier, want to just pastebin the whole thing?
[20:46] <costre> alvarus, Search for flash in synaptic package manager
[20:46] <manster> my internet comes in through my ethernet cord and i want to share it with my wireless card - I managed to get the recieving laptop to connect to the wireless network i created and it is given an ip adress but the it does not connect to the internet
[20:46] <alvarus> ok
[20:46] <onetinsoldier> aperson: nah.. we'll just do it step-by-step here. sound ok?
[20:46] <alvarus> searching ...
[20:46] <aperson> onetinsoldier, whatever suits you
[20:47] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: i was able to force the fan to high with umm... some package in the repos, but it only did it for a second, so i set up a script on startup to run the command every .5 seconds :)
[20:47] <jamil_1> alavrus: u have ubuntu 64 bit or 32 ?
[20:47] <cellofellow> manster: I think you need to set up a NAT firewall in your sharing system.
[20:47] <alvarus> 64 bit jamil_1
[20:47] <dancek> sebsebseb, yeah I do realize that, i've also been using debian, slackware, red hat, gentoo and centos in the past
[20:47] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: one of them monitoring programs, not gkrellm though
[20:47] <cellofellow> manster: firestarter can help you with that.
[20:47] <sebsebseb> dancek: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10 if you want to try 9.10
[20:48] <Curly_Q> LzrdKing, there are Windows software to test the extreme usage of the CPU, I don't know if there is one for Ubuntu. Perhaps someone can enlighten us on that.
[20:48] <sebsebseb> dancek: plus the md5sum sha1sum and sha2sum (or whatever that one is) codes are there, that you can check ISO  using
[20:48] <mophead> would it help if I found some firefox update? I'm running 3.6.3
[20:48] <dancek> sebsebseb, yes.
[20:48] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, cool. first.. do all this as root of course.... cd /etc/X11/cursors && cp -Rv /home/$USER/.icons/Obsidian/ .
[20:48] <juanca> I'm using Ubuntu lucid and some programs are hanging and making the system feel like I'm in a bad virtual machine... how can I know if something is wrong using System Monitor?
[20:48] <jonaz_> AAAAGGGGHHHHH!!!! I've looked through documentation pages, searched through synaptic and I just can't find the damned package to remove to get rid of Netbook remix / Netbook edition. It's driving me insane. Can someone please help?
[20:49] <Aperture> Hey guys, I have a HUGE usb drive problem. I installed freeBSD off of uNetbootin after previously installing ubuntu. I ran the usb, but messed up ALL of the partitions. SO I loaded ubuntu through a DIFFERENT usb and managed to fix the computer harddrive. But the other usb won't mount, and it isn't reading. I'm on my vista machine, does anybody know how to format this? It won't format, no matter what it is that I try to do...any ideas?
[20:49] <sebsebseb> dancek: yes?
[20:49] <costre> jonaz_, Reinstall? If you get on it now, you're done within the hour
[20:49] <jonaz_> costre: how would I reinstall? i tried apt-get ubuntu-desktop and it said it's already fully installed
[20:49] <George_e> Anyone know the name of the .deb for gnome applet development?
[20:49] <jamil_1> alavrus: may be you can try this of it is not too old http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.45.2.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[20:49] <ryann> Aperture that sounds like a headache
[20:49] <aperson> onetinsoldier, gotchya
[20:50] <costre> jonaz_, Insert the ubuntu disc and reboot :)
[20:50] <Curly_Q> LzrdKing, what the software does is exhausts every conceivable mathematical computation that a CPU can make and tests the heat of the component and the durability of the CPU.
[20:50] <aperson> onetinsoldier, I have /etc/X11/cursors/Obsidian now
[20:50] <Aperture> ryann: it is, any ideas as to how to fix the issue?
[20:50] <sebsebseb> mophead: Firefox Flash sound issue?
[20:50] <jamil_1> alvarus: it works for me
[20:50] <LzrdKing> Curly_Q: i just stream 720p video to stress it
[20:50] <ryann> also sounds like a partition issue
[20:50] <Aperture> it's a 8 GB usb drive, I'd hate to throw it away.
[20:50] <mophead> sebsebseb : yes, since updating to lucid flash sound stopped working.
[20:50] <onetinsoldier> aperson: roger. sounds good... now,   vim Obsidian.theme   and put two lines in there
[20:50] <ryann> is anything on it?
[20:50] <scottman> anyone know a app that does ssh tabbing along with the ability to open sftp up within a button of the ssh server im on?
[20:51] <onetinsoldier> aperson: [Icon Theme]
[20:51] <ryann> Aperture: is there any data on the 8gb flash drive?
[20:51] <Aperture> ryann: I tried pulling it up in Gparted, but it errored on me and closed. The harddrive did work. The only thing that might be on it would be the freeBSD intallation
[20:51] <Curly_Q> LzrdKing, I don't see any problem with your system. On a very hot day, your CPU will be cooking.
[20:51] <onetinsoldier> aperson: Inherits=Obsidian
[20:51] <onetinsoldier> aperson: then save the file
[20:51] <jonaz_> costre :) right... i.e., download the package, put on a flash drive and install... problem is I would have to delete my entire system for that to work. I've spent a long time getting this install right. there must be a way to just get rid of that damned netbook remix thing
[20:51] <aperson> onetinsoldier, done
[20:51] <sambag> hi how do you uninstall ebox?
[20:51] <George_e> Anyone know the name of the .deb for gnome applet development?
[20:52] <acidchild> sambag: Amazon?? (maybe thinking of the wrong person)
[20:52] <dancek> sebsebseb, i know about different ubuntu versions and how to get them, and i've checked the md5's
[20:52] <CaptainTrek> sambag: sudo  apt-get remove --purge ebox?
[20:52] <wildbat000> Aperture, give it to me ~ or try a dd wipe ~^^b
[20:52] <sambag> no not amazon
[20:52] <acidchild> ok.
[20:52] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ok, one more file to edit...  cd /var/lib/dpkg/alternatives and then open up this file in an editor(vim) --> x-cursor-theme
[20:52] <Aperture> wildbat000: what is a dd wipe?
[20:52] <sambag> i will try it captainkirk
[20:52] <sambag> captiantrek
[20:52] <costre> jonaz_, I bet there is .. But I kinda like formatting/reinstalling, things get better every time :)
[20:53] <oCean_> George_e: libpanel-applet2-dev maybe?
[20:53] <aperson> onetinsoldier, ok
[20:53] <ryann> Aperture: you could try wiping the entire device.  unplug it from your computer, reconnect it, use dmesg to confirm you have the right device (/dev/sdb or whatever).. try opening again in gparted.. if still no luck, dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb bs=1M
[20:53] <George_e> oCean: Thanks. I'll check that.
[20:53] <onetinsoldier> aperson: in there, i just added one for Obsidian.. i copy and pasted another line to make one for Obsidian
[20:53] <sebsebseb> dancek: ok sometimes what happens is, a computer doesn't work with Ubuntu
[20:53] <sambag> that is doing it captaintrek thanks
[20:53] <wildbat000> Aperture,this command will wipe your disk sdx with zeros : sudo dd of=/dev/zero if=/dev/sdx bs=512
[20:53] <sebsebseb> dancek: however it does with another distro :)
[20:53] <fredfall> Whats the difference between Google Chrome and Chromium?
[20:53] <CaptainTrek> yup
[20:53] <Aperture> ryann: is there also a way to do this on vista?
[20:53] <onetinsoldier> aperson: and i put '50' under it
[20:54] <sebsebseb> fredfall: not that much
[20:54] <jonaz_> costre: yeah, I mean that would obviously work, as would throwing my laptop in a trash can and buying a new one. But, it's just one stupid package! Do you (or anyone else) have any idea what that package might be?
[20:54] <aperson> onetinsoldier, ok, after that, I'm assuming to run update-alternatives
[20:54] <sebsebseb> fredfall: Chromium is open source,  where as Chrome is closed source and based on it
[20:54] <onetinsoldier> aperson: yes.. don't forget. you'll need to restart X
[20:54] <fredfall> sebsebseb: What would you prefer?
[20:54] <Aperture> wildbat000: what is the 'bs' command, why the size '512'?
[20:54] <cellofellow> fredfall: Chromium is open source, Chrome isn't. Chromium is sort of a testbed for Chrome.
[20:55] <fredfall> cellofellow: Ok, thanks!
[20:55] <sebsebseb> fredfall: personally I don't like Chromium or Chrome much, since  Mozilla Firefox :)   however out of the two I would much rather use Chromeium than Chrome
[20:55] <juanca> I'm using Ubuntu lucid and some programs are hanging and making the system feel like I'm in a bad virtual machine... can System Monitor help me find something wrong with the memory management?
[20:55] <fredfall> sebsebseb: OK
[20:55] <wildbat000> Aperture, bs is block size ~ just write 512 bytes at a time
[20:55] <icedwater> So ... I somehow managed to 'fix' my brightness problem by effectively doing nothing. Though I suspect through a long list of changes I probably fixed it by turning off nomodeset acpi_backlight=vendor in the default grub options.
[20:55] <fredfall> sebsebseb: What do you use?
[20:56] <cellofellow> juanca: System Monitor is a resource hog, which is kind of funny. I like htop myself.
[20:56] <icedwater> Is there any way to set a default brightness level at boot time?
[20:56] <sebsebseb> fredfall: Firerfox mainly, but sometimes other browsers even such as Konqueror   and sometimes even Epiphany or Galeon
[20:56] <rapha> in grub2, in the menu, after you press "e", what key do you press to save and quit the editor again? it's not documented in the german translation :-/
[20:56] <Aperture> wildbat000: ah, I see. So i would type sudo dd of=/dev/zero if=/dev/sdx bs=51....how would it know which drive to do that to?
[20:56] <guntbert> fredfall: try yourself and find out what you like better
[20:56] <Curly_Q> Ryann, with that process, is the data recoverable?
[20:56] <fredfall> Ok
[20:56] <wildbat000> Aperture, sudo fdisk -l
[20:56] <subspider> hi i upgrade to ubuntu 10.04 now i lost my grub plz plz help
[20:57] <sebsebseb> fredfall: Firefox is a great one to support for various reasons :)
[20:57] <patrinstar> so i have a laptop, its an old compaq presario 700, it has a 1ghz processor, and 256 onboard ram, what linux should i put on it thats very low key, arch?
[20:57] <juanca> cellofellow: ironic, but anyway, with that info do you know how to detect something wrong?
[20:57] <Aperture> wildbat000: wait, which disk would that be formatting?
[20:57] <gps23> jonaz_: you can check the apt logs to see what packages were installed around the time you installed netbook remix and remove that packages
[20:57] <icedwater> subspider: How did you lose your grub? What are you booting from now?
[20:57] <grspence__> anyone able to help me - i install ltsp-server-standalone got everythign working fine.  I do a reboot of my machine and now my dhcp3-server and my apache server don't load automatically.....any suggestions?
[20:57] <subspider> nathing
[20:57] <gps23> jonaz_: not sure but may be it will work
[20:57] <subspider> icedwater, nothing
[20:57] <jonaz_> gps23: I tried that.
[20:57] <cellofellow> juanca: if my ram is full I'll SortBy mem in htop and find out what is hogging ram, same with CPU.
[20:57] <icedwater> subspider: Ah, you're on another computer, then?
[20:58] <subspider> icedwater, yes
[20:58] <Aperture> whatever come up with the size of 7963 MB, but where would I assign that? Where the sdx is, or where the zero is?
[20:58] <wildbat000> Aperture, sdx if that command execute ~ you have to make sure which disk to wipe ~ it can be sda sdb sdc sdd.... etc
[20:58] <gps23> jonaz_ you removed the packages installed during that time?
[20:58] <subspider> icedwater, plz help me
[20:58] <fredfall> Does google own Chromium
[20:58] <patrinstar> so i have a laptop, its an old compaq presario 700, it has a 1ghz processor, and 256 onboard ram, and a 3 gig hard drive. what linux should i put on it thats very low key, arch?
[20:58] <sebsebseb> fredfall: sort of
[20:58] <cellofellow> fredfall: sorta
[20:58] <jonaz_> gps23: I tried that, the problem is that I installed netbook remix together with lucid, so it lists EVERYTHING lucid
[20:58] <jonaz_> there's no way to sort through it all
[20:58] <Curly_Q> Ryann, Windows has a Format  De-Format or Unformat command to recover a format, have you experimented with Linux in this case?
[20:58] <Aperture> wildbat000: mk, I got it. Thanks!
[20:58] <icedwater> subspider: Had to check, sometimes people miss that ;) What sort of error do you get when you power on your other computer?
[20:58] <ct_> sorry
[20:58] <fredfall> sebsebseb, cellofellow: ?
[20:58] <kaniini> patrinstar: try DamnSmallLinux
[20:58] <icedwater> Well, the one that doesn't boot, I mean :)
[20:59] <bmath> Hi all, anyone have time for a quick 'desktop effects' question for 10.04?
[20:59] <gps23> jonaz_: i have lucid too without anything extra installed much, see my logs and remove extra packages on your side
[20:59] <cellofellow> fredfall: well, google owns chrome outright, but what parts of chromium they don't own (if any) I don't know.
[20:59] <patrinstar> kaniini, what is it? ive never heard of that?
[20:59] <jonaz_> gps23: pastebin?
[20:59] <sebsebseb> fredfall: what?
[20:59] <TLF> hello
[20:59] <icedwater> patrinstar: http://www.damnsmalllinux.org if I recall correctly.
[20:59] <subspider> icedwater, i can't boot and it send me to grub rescue
[20:59] <nakw> hello
[20:59] <onetinsoldier> hi
[21:00] <fredfall> sebsebseb: Nothing
[21:00] <TLF> for some reason i get GDM started in tty1 and tty7, where I can change that?
[21:00] <gps23> jonaz_: k, i am on it, will inform you when done
[21:00] <cellofellow> fredfall: chromium is open source, so what' sit matter who owns it?
[21:00] <sebsebseb> fredfall: no I see what you wanted now, nevermind
[21:00] <rapha> ctrl-x thanks
[21:00] <jonaz_> gps23: thanks!
[21:00] <gps23> jonaz_: np :)
[21:00] <TLF> for some reason i get GDM started in ctrl-alt-F1 and ctrl-alt-F7, where I can change that?
[21:00] <icedwater> That's interesting. No error messages? And what's grub rescue?
[21:00] <sebsebseb> fredfall: if you want to learn about browsers, feel free to pm me,  it's one of my favourite  chat subjects
[21:00] <fredfall> cellofellow: km
[21:01] <wildbat000> icedwater, patrinstar , DSL no longer updating and support ~ not a good idea to use
[21:01] <fredfall> cellofellow: Sorry, meant ok
[21:01] <icedwater> wildbat000: Hmm, they're no longer updating? Shame.
[21:01] <cellofellow> fredfall: :)
[21:01] <subspider> icedwater, i don't know i put commands to it like help or wantever and nothing happends
[21:01] <wildbat000> icedwater, ya :<
[21:01] <TLF> noone?
[21:01] <fredfall> sebsebseb: PM? Newbie on IRC
[21:01] <patrinstar> wildbat000, dammit, it sounded really nice too. do you have any suggestions?
[21:02] <icedwater> subspider: I would have recommended booting from a liveCD or liveUSB, then going into chroot and fixing your grub with an update-grub
[21:02] <sebsebseb> fredfall: oh right I see
[21:02] <cellofellow> fredfall: /msg, pm stands for private message
[21:02] <oCean_> patrinstar: this is ubuntu technical support channel. For other questions you're welcome to join in #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:02] <sebsebseb> fredfall: that also seems to explain why your asking what browser to use
[21:02] <icedwater> wildbat000: patrinstar: Actually, that's no reason not to use DSL.
[21:02] <spotter> hmm
[21:02] <patrinstar> oCean_, sorry
[21:02] <spotter> ubuntu is on front page of espn.com
[21:02] <spotter> :)
[21:03] <wildbat000> patrinstar, if you need GUI then try ~ lubuntu ~ a bit heavy for your pc but i think is ok, or any CLI linux is fine
[21:04] <coz_> spotter,  I dont see it there where is it exactly?
[21:04] <spotter> coz: celtics story
[21:04] <spotter> Lost amid the LeBron drama, the Celtics seem to be returning to their "Ubuntu" form. Roundtable » Daily Dime LiveLive  LeBron's moodVideo  Adande: Redemption plan »PER Diem: Cavs must …
[21:04] <botcity> anyone no how to get the inhibit applet back ? i got a message saying that it was causeing a problem and i think i ok'd it to delete it . its not in the "add to panel" selection menu!
[21:04] <subspider> icedwater, i have an live cd og ubuntu 10.4
[21:04] <patrinstar> wildbat000, im not fully comfortable with CLI
[21:04] <icedwater> subspider: Boot with that and give it a try?
[21:04] <Meowmeow> mow?
[21:04] <helo> is there any credibilty to the idea that ubuntu 10.04 is safer than debian lenny because of lenny's outdated packages?
[21:04] <icedwater> ubuntunewbie: Selamat Datang!
[21:05] <Meowmeow> meaooow
[21:05] <acerimmer> icedwater: selamat
[21:05] <subspider> icedwater,  can you help me with the steps ?? plz
[21:05] <Slart> helo: doesn't lenny still get security updates?
[21:05] <icedwater> subspider: Have you booted using the live CD?
[21:05] <subspider> icedwater, yes
[21:06] <subspider> i see all my partitions
[21:06] <icedwater> OK, could you go to a console and type df --si ?
[21:06] <helo> yes, it does... otherwise lenny would be completely dangerous
[21:06] <subspider> icedwater, yes
[21:06] <icedwater> Do you know which partition is the one where you had root before?
[21:06] <JodaZ> does gParted deal correctly with gpt ?
[21:07] <onetinsoldier> aperson: so, have you tried it out yet? did that work for you?
[21:07] <gps23> jonaz_: http://pastebin.com/0aBrGWh3
[21:07] <jonaz_> thanks!
[21:07] <TLF> when I start GDM I got it started two times (at the same time) in tty1 and tty7, how can I change that behavior?
[21:07] <gps23> jonaz_: sorry for delay, was making sure i am copying from the right file
[21:08] <jonaz_> no worries, thanks for sending this over!
[21:08] <aperson> onetinsoldier, that did the trick!
[21:08] <icedwater> subspider: Found the root partition?
[21:09] <onetinsoldier> aperson: cool. i worked on that for quite a while :-) now maybe you see what i mean by it's not quite the same as a .deb package ;-)
[21:09] <TLF> when I start GDM I got it started two times (at the same time) in tty1 and tty7, and also GDM got restarted when I login into it, how can I change that behavior?
[21:09] <psusi> TLF: umm... don't start it the second time?
[21:09] <aperson> onetinsoldier, it's a problem with ubuntu, not with the packaging
[21:09] <aperson> onetinsoldier, in any case, I thank you very much
[21:09] <TLF> psusi: it starts automatically
[21:09] <gps23> jonaz_: np, one more thing, after uninstalled remix specific packages, move your dot file from ur home dir to some other dir, so that on reboot default lucid colors etc comes
[21:09] <subspider> icedwater, is the root partition but it seems to be the live cd partition
[21:09] <onetinsoldier> aperson: you're welcome. enjoy!
[21:09] <skyred> TLF?? The Last Fantasy?
[21:09] <icedwater> subspider: Yup, you need to find the other root partition.
[21:10] <subspider> icedwater, it gave me a table
[21:10] <icedwater> I'm guessing it would be something like /dev/sdb1/
[21:10] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone look at my fstab -  http://pastebin.com/3bcHr1kS - and tell me why my quota settings on / are not being applied when running command quotacheck -avugm which outputs quotacheck: Cannot find filesystem to check or filesystem not mounted with quota option
[21:10] <jonaz_> got it :)
[21:10] <psusi> TLF: you said "when I start..." don't manually start it...
[21:10] <subspider> ok wait
[21:10] <dan> Hey please could someone help me fix gdesklets? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m13RKXLp or even just tell me where the log file is?
[21:11] <TLF> psusi: I mean when I start the system, I don't start it manually
[21:11] <Curly_Q> Spotter, the Ubuntu on that web site was not what you thought it to be. The meaning of Ubuntu is here:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_%28philosophy%29     Also the word Ubuntu is explained by Nelson Mandela here:    http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/06/01/the-meaning-of-ubuntu-explained-by-nelson-mandela/
[21:12] <jonaz_> ahhh, fixed!
[21:12] <gps23> jonaz_: really? thats great!
[21:12] <icedwater> subspider: What are you doing now?
[21:12] <gps23> jonaz_: it was quite a wild shot
[21:13] <ivan__> по русски ктонить говорит?
[21:13] <Pici> !ru | ivan__
[21:13] <Guest63641> hello everyone
[21:13] <guntbert> jonaz_: how did you solve it in the end?
[21:14] <onetinsoldier> !hi Guest63641
[21:14] <dan> Hey please could someone help me fix gdesklets? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m13RKXLp Apparently there is no log file available.
[21:14] <onetinsoldier> !hi | Guest63641
[21:14] <spotter> Curly_Q, I know, I was making a joke
[21:14] <jonaz_> well, I stumbled upon the package that was causing all the trouble. In case anyone ever gets reamed with that annoying launcher, tell them to sudo apt-get remove netbook-launcher-efl
[21:14] <subspider> icedwater, i'm trying to do what you told me but i don't know how
[21:14] <Curly_Q> Spotter, cool.  :)
[21:14] <Razion> Afternoon, all. Anyone happen to know if it's possible to give write permissions for Samba without giving rename?
[21:15] <wildbat000> Razion, nope
[21:15] <Razion> Okay. Let me run this by you then. How much more CPU is it going to consume to run 30~ samba shares? :P
[21:16] <Guest63641> pretty much noob at linux.....but im having an issue getting my mic to work on a MS lx-3000 usb headset....anyone know how to fix that?
[21:16] <jmcknight> Razion: more likely to run out of bandwidth befor CPU
[21:16] <jmcknight> *before
[21:16] <Razion> Well the share is just over LAN. So it should be fine then.
[21:16] <Razion> Thanks.
[21:16] <jonaz_> gps23: it's also possible to just login to gnome from the login screen by selecting gnome at the bottom (no need to get rid of the package)
[21:17] <jonaz_> alright, i'm off. thanks for the effort :)
[21:17] <dan> Hey please could someone help me fix gdesklets? http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m13RKXLp Apparently there is no log file available.
[21:17] <gps23> jonaz_: that was easy, but still we now know the package name
[21:17] <jonaz_> yup!
[21:17] <jonaz_> cheers for the help, man
[21:17] <Guest63641> no one?
[21:18] <gps23> jonaz_: np man, enjoy virgin Lucid
[21:18] <wildbat000> !patience | Guest63641
[21:18] <Guest63641> lol....i suppose so
[21:18] <dan> what kind of rules are there for spamming for help?
[21:19] <dan> because once it goes off the screen no one is gonna see it =P
[21:19] <acerimmer> !spam
[21:19] <Guest63641> yea....i was kinda wondering the same thing
[21:19] <OerHeks> The gdesklets-daemon writes a log  file. That file can be found in ~/.gdesklets/logs/gdesklets<display>.log
[21:19] <wildbat000> Guest63641, expands your issue with details may be while you waiting
[21:19] <costre> dan There is always www.ubuntuforums.org :)
[21:20] <dan> the logs directory is empty
[21:20] <onetinsoldier> depends on how busy the channel is i guess, but repeat the question like every 5-10 minutes i think
[21:20] <oCean_> dan: Guest63641 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines?action=show&redirect=IrcGuidelines
[21:20] <gpd> anyone reporting nvidia problems with lucid?  NVRM: RmInitAdapter failed!
[21:20] <Guest63641> im running lucid with nvid problems yet
[21:20] <jmcknight> No Nvidia errors here
[21:21] <Guest63641> no problems that is
[21:21] <danpandrea> any idea how to get an internal webcam to work (packard-bell notebook)?
[21:21] <Guest63641> whoa....pack bell
[21:21] <gpd> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9243490 <-- same for me
[21:21] <costre> I'm having better nvidia performance on my ubuntusetup than my windows7 system
[21:21] <wildbat000> dan, logs directory can't be empty ..... it can't be
[21:22] <costre> unless dan disabled logs
[21:22] <ehazlett> greetings... i'm trying to use apt to download packages for a separate ubuntu version -- i'm using the apt options -o Dir::Cache::Archives etc.  i keep getting the error "Reinstallation of package <name> is not possible.  It cannot be downloaded."
[21:22] <skyred> hmmm. after upgrading from 9.10 to 10.04, my computer dies once a while
[21:22] <acerimmer> danpandrea: install skype and see if it works there...
[21:22] <elisei> оап
[21:23] <ethana2> I was given a toshiba satellite with a bios so horrible that the only way to install anything on the hard drive is to use a different computer
[21:23] <danpandrea> acerimmer: it doesn't work. skype doesn't see any webcam
[21:23] <ethana2> well, I did that, but ubuntu won't boot
[21:23] <onetinsoldier> aperson: just to let you know, i'm saving that theme. it's a very nice theme. cheers :-)
[21:23] <dan> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/tNbeFt5s
[21:23] <dan> its empty
[21:23] <ethana2> how do I force recovery terminal during boot?
[21:23] <skyred> anyone experiencing 10.04 freezes/die?
[21:23] <_slash__> not yet skyred
[21:23] <[fade]> working good so far here
[21:23] <acerimmer> danpandrea: ok, that test "proves" that linux doesn't have the correct webcam package.
[21:23] <onetinsoldier> nope
[21:23] <_slash__> even though ive only been running for an hour
[21:23] <hmw> !anyone | skyred
[21:24] <acerimmer> danpandrea: googling for ubuntu webcam tutorial
[21:24] <onetinsoldier> skyred: you might want to run the memtest, maybe even overnight
[21:24] <gps23> ethana2: you can do by appending single or 1 to the kernel line in the grub screen
[21:24] <hmw> skyred: I can't use Lucid on 2 of my PCs due to lockup and other problems
[21:25] <danpandrea> acerimmer: I did that myself and I ended up reading some complicated tutorials. I was hoping you guys might know easier solutions.
[21:25] <hmw> skyred: would be better if you tried to describe, when the lockups happen
[21:25] <gps23> gps23: dunno about grub2 though, it worked in grub legacy
[21:25] <dan> is there any chance that the logs could be disabled by default?
[21:25] <subspider> icedwater, so what can i do now
[21:25] <aperson> onetinsoldier, yeah, I've used it for a few releases now, I've gotten used to it.
[21:25] <gps23> ethana2: dunno about grub2 though, it worked in grub legacy
[21:25] <ahead_NOT> Hello. I installed Ubuntu 10.4 desktop x86 on VMWare but I can't log in because keyboard is not working. Mouse works just fine. Do you know how/if I can fix this problem?
[21:25] <acerimmer> danpandrea: looking now.  it's going to require a bit of work but the right tutorial should simplify things
[21:25] <skyred> hmw, actually, random
[21:25] <onetinsoldier> aperson: ahh, i see. cool
[21:26] <skyred> hmw, but a lot of time I am using Chrome, and the OS just freezes
[21:26] <ActionParsnip> yo yo
[21:26] <wildbat000> dan,  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=582721
[21:26] <acerimmer> danpandrea: is this an internal or external cam
[21:26] <danpandrea> internal camera
[21:26] <sdk_lnx> hello, anyone have an idea on how to make apturl working or to get a file from : http://www.playdeb.net ??
[21:26] <hmw> skyred: do you have the option to log into the machine from outside via ssh?
[21:26] <barbarella> skyred:bad disk or exotic hardware maybe?
[21:26] <danpandrea> acerimmer: internal
[21:26] <hmw> skyred: in other words: do you have another pc
[21:27] <skyred> hmw, yes, It's my desktop
[21:27] <Spreadsheet_> I had a really weird problem yesterday. I copied some files from a thumb drive to the desktop using cp
[21:27] <danpandrea> acerimmer: however, the microphone next to it works just fine
[21:27] <acerimmer> danpandrea: ok, my dell has an internal cam but the lshw reads it as a usb connected cam.  what computer do u have?
[21:27] <Spreadsheet_> It was an executable. I tried to run it but the shell said it didn't exist
[21:27] <Spreadsheet_> But it showed up on ls listings
[21:27] <HoldenC> skyred: do the leds on your keyboard blink when your pc freezes?
[21:27] <skyred> barbarella, I was using 8.10 9.04 9.10. the OS never died
[21:27] <ActionParsnip> I fixed my plymouth + nvidia glitch :)
[21:27] <_slash__> yay!!......fixed my own problem.....thanks for the help....lol
[21:27] <danpandrea> acerimmer: it's a Packard Bell BU45-0-014
[21:27] <skyred> HoldenC, no
[21:27] <hmw> skyred: log in from outside, then start:   tail -f /var/log/messages   and keep it running. Check out, if your PC really freezes, or if it is perhaps only the graphics card, etc. Perhaps the log file might tell you something about the reason
[21:28] <ActionParsnip> sdk_lnx: what browser?
[21:28] <[fade]> http://vukajlija.com/posteri/machkitze-9812.jpg?1273780797
[21:28] <[fade]> sweet and sexy
[21:28] <[fade]> who wants her?
[21:28] <acerimmer> danpandrea: love to give u a point & shoot but you've got a little bit of reading to do.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[21:28] <HoldenC> skyred: i read some people on the forum were having the same problem
[21:28] <TLF> when I boot, GDM got restarted when I login into it, and also it starts two times (in tty1 and tty7)  how can I change that behavior?
[21:29] <oCean_> [fade]: stop spamming immedately
[21:29] <bryant> Hello
[21:29] <barbarella> skyred:and between 8.10 9.04 9.10 something could go wrong with the hardware. What graphics card you've got?
[21:29] <Pyrokinetics> Hello I would like to know how I can remove ALL java settings / plugins and files
[21:29] <acerimmer> danpandrea: this one suggests it should work "out of the box"  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EasyCam
[21:29] <danpandrea> acerimmer: ok, thanks for your time
[21:29] <hmw> oCean: stop feeding the trolls
[21:29] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: do you still have the file?
[21:29] <dan> wildbat000: Looks like that might work but I don't seem to have python 2.4. Do you know how to install it?
[21:29] <skyred> barbarella, have a Mac MiNi
[21:29] <Spreadsheet_> onetinsoldier: no, I deleted it on the thumb drive
[21:30] <wildbat000> dan, try put 2.6 then
[21:30] <Spreadsheet_> However I'm pretty sure it would work with any executable
[21:30] <Spreadsheet_> I'll compile a HW and see
[21:30] <myk_robinson> hey, in Empathy, how do i keep the irc chat from auto scrolling? If i want to go back up and read a little, the chat window keeps jumping to the new post
[21:30] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: roger
[21:31] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: i was just going to suggest using the 'file' command on it
[21:31] <Spreadsheet_> I did
[21:31] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: oh
[21:31] <TLF> gnomefreak: but do you think is a bug? Things were working perfectly until I restarted this evening
[21:31] <Spreadsheet_> I forgot what it said yesterday though
[21:31] <dan> wildbat000: I have the same problem as before if I use 2.6
[21:31] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: roger
[21:32] <wildbat000> :<
[21:32] <twosheds> Hey everybody
[21:32] <Warrior`> Crowded place
[21:32] <hmw> NetworkManager died over night on two machines with Karmic, restarting NM resolved the problem. I would like to find out what happened and how to prevent it from happening again. Only interesting thing I found in /var/log/messages reads "kernel: [40018.230964] integrated sync not supported"
[21:32] <Spreadsheet_> onetinsoldier: it works with a general executable. It must have been that one
[21:32] <gnomefreak> TLF: it is possible but since im not there i dont really know. file a bug and give me the link to the bug report. use ubuntu-bug gdm  in a terminal to file the bug
[21:32] <Warrior`> i have never seen so many peoples in just one channel
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> Warrior`: its the offical support channel for a popular distro, so yeah
[21:32] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: yeah. it would be interesting to know what the file command said about it ;)
[21:32] <Spreadsheet_> onetinsoldier: wait I still have the original one
[21:32] <twosheds> I require some support
[21:33] <skyred> hmw, reading the log files, haven't seen anything weird
[21:33] <Slart> twosheds: just ask
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> !ask | twosheds
[21:33] <twosheds> OK
[21:33] <twosheds> First..
[21:33] <Warrior`> hey.....sometimes when i boot ubuntu...the monitor goes off but the cpu is on...what can be the problem???
[21:33] <twosheds> I have a printer that refuses to work with ubuntu
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: what make and model?
[21:33] <twosheds> It's a Canon Pixma MP140
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: gimme a sec
[21:33] <hmw> skyred: i see. My idea was more like you let the tail program run until your next freeze. The last entry might enlighten you (or not). It might even actually continue to run, which would point to a GPU crash.
[21:34] <Spreadsheet_> onetinsoldier: file says it is a executable. It does have x permissions for all users. It is now currently on the thumbdrive
[21:34] <Slart> twosheds: have you checked linuxprinting.org ? it's got a loooong list of printers, which ones work and which ones doesn't
[21:34] <twosheds> Yeah
[21:34] <Warrior`> hey.....sometimes when i boot ubuntu...the monitor goes off but the cpu is on...what can be the problem??
[21:34] <Spreadsheet_> However, I run: ./executable and the shell says it doesn't exist
[21:34] <twosheds> I also posted a message there, but got nothing
[21:34] <bryant> My question:  I've been having problems with my internet performance.  Everytime I run a speed test, it gives poor results, 1mb down and 0.75mb up with 30ms ping.  The ping is good.  Is there some sort of cap on my internet connection through Ubuntu?
[21:34] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: roger. see if it's still the same if you copy it off the thumbdrive i guess
[21:34] <[fade]> bryant is it wireless?
[21:34] <bryant> Yes.
[21:34] <Slart> bryant: if it's a normal install there shouldn't be
[21:34] <[fade]> if so, its maybe bad signal, i had similar problems
[21:34] <Warrior`> Please someone answer me...:P
[21:34] <twosheds> The thing is, that when I plug it in
[21:34] <ethana2> ok, empathy is not a decent irc client.
[21:34] <Spreadsheet_> du -h says it is 800k, about normal
[21:34] <bryant> On WIndows 7 I don't hav this problem.
[21:34] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: try the file command on it again
[21:35] <[fade]> ubuntu does not limit your speed
[21:35] <twosheds> ubuntu gives me a long list of drivers, with many models similar to mine
[21:35] <twosheds> but not mine
[21:35] <Pyrokinetics> Hello I would like to know how I can remove ALL java settings / plugins and files
[21:35] <twosheds> the 150, the 160 etc.
[21:35] <Spreadsheet_> onetinsoldier: on desktop, still says executable
[21:35] <bryant> Windows 7 gives me 6-8mb down and 1mb up everytime.
[21:35] <skyred> hmw, yes, that's good way. sorry I didn't understand when you said "other way" to get into the system
[21:35] <twosheds> Just not this specific one
[21:35] <skyred> hmw, I don't have SSH set up yet
[21:35] <skyred> but going to
[21:35] <Spreadsheet_> Same behaviour for shell, it says it doesn't exist
[21:35] <vianocturna85> anyone know the name for java channel?
[21:35] <ikonia> ##java?
[21:35] <hmw> bryant: ther should not be any cap by default. Do you perhaps have this certain FireFox plugin, which caps bandwidth? Other processes using the net?
[21:35] <vianocturna85> tried that, doesnt exist
[21:36] <Slart> Warrior`: could be the graphics card freaking out for some reason.. or the "graphics card talks to monitor to see what it can do"-process that goes bad.. and it thinks you've got a 2 inch monitor with 312x7 dimensions.. and thus refuses to work with it
[21:36] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: hmm. show exact output of the file command
[21:36] <dan> how do I install python2.4?
[21:36] <chr18> engo a doubt as I can get to one computer via ubuntu?
[21:36] <mrec> hi, does anyone know a workaround when the mouse starts moving by itself? it happens randomly with a fresh ubuntu installation and not regulary
[21:36] <Slart> Warrior`: there's nothing in the logs when this happens?
[21:36] <vianocturna85> oh wait, got be registered
[21:36] <hmw> skyred: don't worry. Install ssh: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[21:36] <Spreadsheet_> /home/lymskos/Desktop/wav2m4a: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped
[21:36] <Slart> mrec: what kind of mouse? anything else connected? joystick?
[21:36] <LzrdKing> mrec, i press around the touchpad area on my laptop and it stops
[21:36] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: http://files.canon-europe.com/files/soft28619/software/MP140_debian.tar   get that
[21:36] <Spreadsheet_> onetinsoldier: ^
[21:36] <barbarella> bryant:and when you download something from windows or ubuntu, are the speed the same?
[21:36] <mrec> Slart: touchpad
[21:37] <Warrior`> i am gonna check it Slart
[21:37] <mrec> Slart: nothing else is connected
[21:37] <Warrior`> well the crappy monitor is 17 inches though
[21:37] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: roger. perhaps you don't have the 32-bit libs/environment installed
[21:37] <twosheds> You know, I tried something like that
[21:37] <twosheds> I installed the driver from their website
[21:37] <mrec> LzrdKing: I usually do that too but it hardly recovers the mouse and right now for 10 minutes it's going wild
[21:37] <Slart> mrec: I would guess it's some kind of driver problem with the mouse pad then.. that's all I can think of
[21:37] <mrec> Slart: ya
[21:37] <twosheds> And even though the print server detects the printer, and even says it's OK
[21:37] <mrec> that's also what I think ...
[21:37] <ffttbb> como puedo hacer que al pulsar la tecla de windows se abra directamente un terminal¿?
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: http://files.canon-europe.com/files/soft28482/software/28482.tgz  thats the scangear
[21:38] <Spreadsheet_> onetinsoldier: I don't think you need one, do you? It ran when I downloaded it from a site
[21:38] <twosheds> When I send a job, it acts like all is well, but actually nothing happens
[21:38] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: try --> dpkg -l ia32-libs
[21:38] <Spreadsheet_> No packages matching ia32-libs
[21:38] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: ok, install it... sudo aptitude install ia32-libs
[21:38] <Spreadsheet_> ok
[21:39] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: then try to run that executable again
[21:39] <mrec> dear this sucks I cannot use my notebook in X as long as the mouse jumps wildly
[21:39] <twosheds> So if I were to rephrase my problem, it would be like this: All seems to be well after driver installation, but after I send a job (and the queue clears like everything's fine) nothing happens
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: canon are supporting linux :)
[21:39] <Spreadsheet_> onetinsoldier: there's a lot of dependencies
[21:39] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: roger... let it all install
[21:39] <Spreadsheet_> I'll be ok with not using it
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> !find ia32
[21:39] <mrec> nonono
[21:40] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: They are, but like I said, after installatin and all that good fun, sending a print job does not get the printer to do anything
[21:40] <mrec> something's absolutely wrongwith ubuntu
[21:40] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: it's nice to have the 32-bit libs installed though, imo
[21:40] <wildbat000> dan, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1454324
[21:40] <octatone> question: is killalll fuzzy? if i called "killall -USR1 this", would it kill both "this" and "this_other" ?
[21:40] <skyred> hmw, ok. all set. waiting for crashes
[21:40] <onetinsoldier> !info ia32-libs
[21:41] <skyred> 10.10 please crashes on me, lol
[21:41] <skyred> 10.04*
[21:41] <BluesKaj> mrec, pls avoid sweeping statements , be nmore specific about your problem
[21:41] <onetinsoldier> strange
[21:41] <octatone> anyone?
[21:41] <Spreadsheet_> onetinsoldier: thanks
[21:41] <barbarella> twosheds:a question you have already posted i think, but what kind of canon you have?
[21:41] <onetinsoldier> Spreadsheet_: you're welcome
[21:41] <BluesKaj> onetinsoldier, w32codecs perhaps ?
[21:41] <twosheds> barbarella: Canon Pixma MP140
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: looks like it needs a little love after installing the debs: http://newyork.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9118790
[21:42] <Mfpockets> Hi guys, I am running an acer aspire one and recently installed ubuntu.  Everything was working fine but I read i shouldnt have formatted using a journaling file system so I re installed fresh with EXT2.  I reinstalled the programs I wanted (sopcast-player and vlc) and I realized my touchpad mouse is now no longer working, im really new to linux and dont know what to do to troubleshoot as it worked on my first fresh install.  Any ideas?
[21:42] <onetinsoldier> BluesKaj: no... ia32-libs. and they exist in Lucid. that package is in Lucid. don't know why the bot said it isn't
[21:42] <hmw> skyred: examining /var/log/Xorg.0.log will show you output of the X server system. Although it might be boring, you might find interesting stuff in there. Don't get me wrong: I am not really expecting your GPU to fail.
[21:42] <wildbat000> octatone, that what the man page for ;p ~ but no
[21:42] <octatone> man page is unclear
[21:43] <octatone> that's why i am asking
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: seems it can use the MP150 driver to print
[21:43] <Robert_Zenz> Mfpockets, you checked that it isn't disabled by the keyboard shortcut?
[21:43] <Mfpockets> NB I already tried sudo apt-get install synaptics, which informed me is out of date and need tpconfig instead so i got tat, still doesnt work
[21:43] <hmw> skyred: hah. Did you check temperature? I am using sudo apt-get install sensors-applet   and then rightclick to top panel, add to panel, drag sensors-applet to panel and configure it a bit
[21:43] <barbarella> twosheds:have you rebooted
[21:43] <wildbat000> octatone, "If the command name is not regular expression (option -r) and contains a slash  (/),  processes  executing  that particular file will be selected for killing, independent of their name."
[21:43] <Mfpockets> Robert_zenz: I tried that too.   on screen display works to show its enabled/disabled but doesnt work in either mode
[21:43] <icedwater> Hm.
[21:43] <latenite>  Hi Folks, Why is a simple "ls" via ssh working BUT a "chroot" is not? http://pastie.org/959298
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> Mfpockets: try the i8024.reset boot option in /etc/default/grub
[21:44] <Segura> Hi, anyone could help me with a conky config?
[21:44] <Segura> I have some issues with my conky file... I'm trying to load 2 conky config, the first load a "background" image and some information, the second load more info. But the image covers that second config.. Anyone know how do it right?
[21:44] <Segura> (sry for my english)
[21:44] <Robert_Zenz> Mfpockets, and what happens if you run tpconfig?
[21:44] <Mfpockets> actionparsnip: that went over my head.  thats the boot meny
[21:44] <Mfpockets> actionparsnip: that went over my head.  thats the boot men
[21:44] <omar> is there a way to alt tab back into a full screen game i'm unaware of?
[21:44] <Mfpockets> actionparsnip: that went over my head.  thats the boot menu and i can select that or do i need to add an entry
[21:45] <skyred> sudo apt-get install sensors-applet
[21:45] <skyred> lol
[21:45] <skyred> run terminal
[21:45] <barbarella> twosheds:you can always use virtualbox
[21:45] <Mfpockets> Robert_zenz: it updated but it still didnt fix the issue.
[21:45] <BluesKaj> don't see it in synaptic, onetinsoldier
[21:45] <Mfpockets> Robert_zenz: if i do it again it says its up to date
[21:45] <TUplink> guys im having trouble with X and my TV  keeps going to 720x480       xorg.log http://pastebin.org/231665  it finds the modline for the tv automaticly but wont let me go to 1920x540
[21:45] <chr18> uan as I can connect to network via the console?
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> Mfpockets: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+question/90549   see my 2nd post here
[21:45] <bastidrazor> Segura: there is a #conky channel  if unsuccessful here
[21:45] <Robert_Zenz> Mfpockets, what happens if you run it? Open a terminal, type tpconfig
[21:46] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Sorry, something caught my attention
[21:46] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Should I try the MP150 driver?
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: worth a try
[21:46] <Segura> Yes I know bastidrazor..
[21:46] <onetinsoldier> BluesKaj: what do you get from this command? apt-cache show ia32-libs
[21:46] <Segura> thx anyway
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: remove te current printer so you start from fresh
[21:46] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Just use the printing server?
[21:46] <hmw> skyred: i just prefer to always seeing the graph on the screen.
[21:46] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Or is there a more "linux"y thing to do?
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: theres a printing app in administration
[21:47] <Mfpockets> Robert_zenz: Could not open PS/2 Port [/dev/psaux].
[21:47] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: OK..
[21:47] <skyred> hmw, got it
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: under the system  menu
[21:47] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Got it
[21:47] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Do "delete"?
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: sure
[21:48] <Robert_Zenz> Mfpockets, sounds like a driver issue...try the solution from ActionParship.
[21:48] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: And then when I replug it, will I be able to start fresh, or is there anything else to do?
[21:48] <LoRez> how do you move the window controls back to the "normal" side in Lucid?
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: definately
[21:48] <Loshki> !controls
[21:49] <onetinsoldier> BluesKaj: i have ia32-libs showing in my synaptic. but i also have it installed
[21:49] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: OK, giving it a try
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> LoRez: there are thousands of guides for this? did you not search any?
[21:49] <LoRez> I have.
[21:49] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: No, it just re-added the one I just deleted
[21:49] <onetinsoldier> LoRez: easy way is to just change themes
[21:49] <Loshki> LoRez: see ubottu msg above...
[21:49] <Mfpockets> Robert_zenz: Thanks.
[21:49] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: I probably need to work a little harder here, no?
[21:50] <BluesKaj> ok, because i don't need it on this 32bit laptop , however it's not always necessary any more to install on 64 bit machines
[21:50] <harjot> can i tell ubuntu to come out of standby at a certain time
[21:50] <skyred> hmw, I got 58C and 54C two values
[21:50] <bascil_> greets!  it takes a long time for my ubuntu (10.04) box to connect to my nas (path: smb://../alotoffilesfiles/) Any tips?
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> LoRez: gconftool-2 --type string --set /apps/metacity/general/button_layout "menu:minimize,maximize,close"
[21:50] <coreyman1> Is there more support for nvidia cards on multiple monitor setups in linux yet?
[21:51] <coreyman1> (newer nvidia cards)
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: if you can, change the driver in the app
[21:51] <onetinsoldier> BluesKaj: yea, you won't have that package available on a 32-bit installation
[21:51] <_blackwater_> coreyman1 yep
[21:51] <costre> You can always run 32-bit ubuntu on a 64-bit system
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> coreyman1: sure, nvidia-settings will manage it all
[21:51] <LoRez> ActionParsnip: yeah, I followed the link
[21:51] <hmw> skyred: this sounds quite ok. I will tell you, when I got even more ideas, what to check. Perhaps it's just a broken driver. Finding a pattern should help...
[21:51] <coreyman1> Well _blackwater_ and actionparsnip i had trouble with my 8600 GT, hours of configuration just to get two monitors running.
[21:51] <skyred> hmw, I got two temperatures. how can I figure out which for which though
[21:52] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: I'll try
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> LoRez: all better?
[21:52] <LoRez> much better this is.  thanks
[21:52] <BluesKaj> onetinsoldier, so you have problems with some media on your 64 bit machine? ,just curiousbecause my other linux box is 64 bit
[21:52] <DCGstudios> coreyman1: if your using the correct drivers then you should be able to configure pretty much all of it in the nvidia X server settings
[21:52] <coreyman1> so it's better with the newer 400 series actionparsnip and _blackwater_ ?
[21:52] <skyred> hmw, could be a broken driver, since I upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> coreyman1: usually its nice, nvidia are highly supported by nvidia and have done for years
[21:52] <coreyman1> dcgstudios I know, gnome kept locking up with dual monitor
[21:53] <coreyman1> dcgstudios i had to switch to kde, and then it was still a you know what
[21:53] <nakw> do you know the content of httpd.conf to use apache2 + php ??
[21:53] <onetinsoldier> BluesKaj: no. i'm not really into multimedia a lot. only problem i had was finding something that could play these old .mov files i have. finally got them to play with 'winff'
[21:53] <DCGstudios> coreyman1: what exactly is "lock up"
[21:53] <hmw> skyred: i am not good with sensors. I think, running (perhaps with sudo) sensors-detect in the terminal might tell you which is which
[21:53] <dan> wildbat000: I can't install the old version because I don't have python-xml and I cant install python-xml because "dependency is not satisfiable" (something to do with python2.6) I think I give up, thanks for your help.
[21:53] <costre> onetinsoldier, You had no luck with vlc?
[21:53] <porsche911turbo> Is there anyone who can explain why my laptop which is using wireless WPA2 to connect to the wireless access point is not able to connect to instant messaging services through empathy, aMSN and pidgin? (10.04)
[21:53] <BluesKaj> yeah, ffmpeg to the rescue :)
[21:53] <coreyman1> dcgstudios well i remember if i tried to set my monitor as "above" it would not finish loading gnome. it would only work to the left or right.
[21:53] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Wait, something's going on here. It's alive, but let's see how it prints..
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> porsche911turbo: bad dns servers maybe
[21:54] <coreyman1> dcgstudios just wondering if anyone here has had better luck with the newer cards, looking to run triple monitor
[21:54] <th3sk3ptic> coreman1.Im using kde now. to each his own :-)
[21:54] <onetinsoldier> costre: nope. everything i tried on these old... lke 2001 .mov files would either play the audio, or the video, but not both... until i tried winff
[21:54] <onetinsoldier> like*
[21:54] <DCGstudios> coreyman1: well iv gotten dual moniters to run on both my macbook pro( 8600M GT) and on my desktop(9800 GTX)
[21:55] <porsche911turbo> ActionParsnip, I have performed a lookup and the address seems to be as expected. The DNS servers are the same for both wired and wireless as the wireless access point is built into the home router I have.
[21:55] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: It printed the test page! Truly the most ink-consuming page I've ever seen, but it looks good
[21:55] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: I'll try and print a document
[21:55] <coreyman1> dcgstudios I got it to work too, but hours later and many .conf files later, and lots of headache
[21:55] <DCGstudios> coreyman1: and generally the problem wouldnt lie in the desktop enviorment, generally its a configuration or driver problem.
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: the ubuntu one isnt too bad, HP have truly bad ones
[21:55] <Mfpockets> actionparsnip: Sorry, im still scratching my head with that post you sent me.  I assume this is the first command in terminal: cd cd /etc/default/; sudo cp ./grub ./grub.old; gksudo gedit ./grub   ???  but it returns bash: cd: cd: No such file or directory
[21:56] <bascil_> client lanman auth = yes  is this a good way to conf. for a fast connection to my NAS?
[21:56] <coreyman1> th3sk3ptic oh i love kde :)
[21:56] <costre> Mfpockets, You have to cd in the beginning
[21:56] <costre> two*
[21:56] <bascil_> ... int the  /etc/samba/smb.conf
[21:56] <DrRobotnik> Is there a way to clear some of the old Kernel version from my boot menu?
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> Mfpockets: just use: gksudo gedit /etc/defaul/grub
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> Mfpockets: then add the textas decribed
[21:57] <erUSUL> DrRobotnik: remove the kernel you do not longer need
[21:57] <tirijalito> hello
[21:57] <DrRobotnik> erusul: by synaptic you mean?
[21:57] <erUSUL> DrRobotnik: yes
[21:57] <DrRobotnik> Thank
[21:57] <DCGstudios> coreyman1: are you getting twinview running?
[21:57] <tirijalito> I speak spanish
[21:58] <tirijalito> si
[21:58] <erUSUL> !es | tirijalito
[21:58] <tirijalito> yes
[21:58] <coreyman1> dcgstudios im not running anything right now
[21:58] <harjot> can i tell ubuntu to come out of standby at a certain time?
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> harjot: you can use the at command
[21:58] <coreyman1> dcgstudios im reflecting on my past experiences, asking if anything is better
[21:58] <harjot> ActionParsnip:
[21:58] <harjot> ActionParsnip: what exactly does it do?
[21:58] <trijntje> Hi all, trying to get my sony eReader to work with calibre, but calibre cannot detect the reader. Any ideas on how to fix this?
[21:58] <coreyman1> dcgstudios and one thing i need to know, is there dual graphics card + triple + quad monitor support
[21:58] <gatlin> I am creating an ubuntu remix for private internal use at my organization, and everything is working fine, but there are two refinements I wish to make: 1) startup gdm at boot and 2) replace the xfce4 config files with my own custom defaults
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> harjot: not sure what the command to com out of standby is but the at scheduler will allow you to pick a time for something to happen
[21:59] <nakw> do you know the content of httpd.conf to use apache2 + php ??
[21:59] <harjot> ok i will read the man
[21:59] <gatlin> does anyone know how to do this?
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> !customize | gatlin
[21:59] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: It's working! Thanks Mr. Parsnip
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: sweet
[21:59] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Got time for another one?
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> !customize
[22:00] <gatlin> is there another room I should go to? apologies for clogging this one
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> gatlin: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[22:00] <erUSUL> !lamp | nakw
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: try the channel,someone may help
[22:00] <omar> hello, i'm getting poor wireless performance. i heard something about wireless-backports but there's a lot of options in synaptic. what do i choose? :)
[22:00] <gatlin> ah, my mistake was reading the FromScratch variant.  Thank you
[22:00] <twosheds> OK
[22:00] <JodaZ> hmm, transmission is slow, whats a faster torrent client ?
[22:00] <nakw> i have lamp but php don't work
[22:00] <guntbert> harjot: I don't think there is a command to wake it up from standby - in standby the cpu is not running - so noone to keep time - you would have to set it in your bios I guess
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> omar: reboot and read: dmesg | less     you may need firmware
[22:00] <twosheds> So I have a webcam that refuses to work. I know for a fact that company does not provide a driver
[22:00] <Mfpockets> actionparsnip: Thanks.  its testing time
[22:01] <nakw> must to write httpd.conf
[22:01] <twosheds> It's a Creative Webcam Vista VF0330
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> JodaZ: speed depends on seeds with torrents
[22:01] <omar> ActionParsnip, i'm not sure i understand. what firmware? and what am I looking for in dmesg?
[22:01] <harjot> guntbert: my bios doesnt have the options for that
[22:01] <barbarella> JodaZ:faster?
[22:01] <twosheds> I tried using somebody's creation, but it didn't work at all, in fact it didn't even compile
[22:01] <guntbert> harjot: then I see no way ...
[22:01] <twosheds> Any ideas?
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> omar: you may need an extra file to make the OS talk to the wifi better, dmesg will show this if it is the case
[22:01] <harjot> guntbert: ive being trying to find a way of auto turn on or auto wake of some sort, i know dell have this function
[22:02] <JodaZ> ActionParsnip, yeah, its just the general statistical overlook, average speeds are higher for the same average number of seeds/leechs on utorrent, a windows client
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: run: lsusb    one line will identify the webcam, use the 8 character hex ID to find guides
[22:02] <bryant> Why does my Ubuntu Evolution show my most recent message is from 8/11/2009, it also showed my sent message mixed with incoming inside the inbox.
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> JodaZ: depends on config really
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> !torrents | JodaZ
[22:02] <JodaZ> ActionParsnip, no, not really
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> !torrent
[22:02] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: How do I find guides?
[22:02] <guntbert> harjot: yes that exists - but it cannot be done within the operating system
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> JodaZ: try a few ^ see which you like
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: websearch for the ID code
[22:03] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Oh
[22:03] <harjot> guntbert: so there is NO way to do it with my laptop
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> JodaZ: i find transmission quick, i have some configs which make it ok
[22:03] <guntbert> harjot: as far as I know - no - sorry -- are you on a dell right now?
[22:04] <harjot> guntbert: nope, intel
[22:04] <harjot> guntbert: hp
[22:04] <JodaZ> ActionParsnip, configs ? all you can config is the max number of connections
[22:04] <harjot> guntbert: I wish i could add that functionality
[22:04] <harjot> guntbert: in my brothers dell bios, it has options like autoturn on at this time
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> JodaZ: ;)
[22:04] <mfpockets> Actionparsnip: Problem is still persistent. :(  I just dont understand how it worked on an EXT4 install but not my new one
[22:05] <guntbert> harjot: to my knowledge that is not possible - but you could try to ask hp support
[22:05] <JodaZ> ActionParsnip, its not funny
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> JodaZ: is here
[22:05] <barbarella> JodaZ: are you using wireless?
[22:05] <JodaZ> ActionParsnip, its true, and its sad
[22:05] <harjot> guntbert: ok thanks
[22:05] <JodaZ> barbarella, lol, no, i am using the same 100mbit lan i do on windows
[22:05] <omar> ActionParsnip, just rebooted, what should I skim for in dmesg?
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> mfpockets: does the boot option not help. you must run: sudo update-grub   to apply the setting
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> omar: just any mention of the wifi and any warnings or errors
[22:06] <jatt> it is possible to configure the volume applet so it is displayed vertically?
[22:06] <guntbert> JodaZ: you can set speed limits too
[22:06] <Chowder> i'm having some issues with nexuiz. It won't start up. I saved a log of the errors. Here they are: http://ubuntugames.pastebin.com/biXVdgD6
[22:06] <barbarella> JodaZ: try to tweak your tcpip settings
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> JodaZ: as I said, there are many many clients to choose from, see which you prefer
[22:06] <JodaZ> barbarella, no.
[22:06] <mfpockets> Actionparsnip: I did the sudo update-grub before my reboot and I updated the grub file and saved the gedit file.
[22:06] <barbarella> JodaZ: that's up to you
[22:06] <JodaZ> ActionParsnip, if you look at it closely, thats why i came here, to ask for a recommendation
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> mfpockets: the update-grub command applys the setting to the grub config automagically
[22:06] <mfpockets> Actionparsnip: And yes still doesnt work.  My keyboard works fine its the mourse...
[22:06] <dankobum> what does this prozess do:
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> !poll | JodaZ
[22:07] <dankobum> rolf      1493     1  0 22:19 ?        00:00:06 /usr/bin/python /usr/lib/ubuntuone-client/ubuntuone-syncdaemon
[22:07] <omar> ActionParsnip, looks fine i think. when I'm connected I get full bandwidth but it randomly disconnects and pretty often
[22:07] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Well, see here's the thing. I downloaded the ov51 hacked driver source, but then it just didn't compile well, throwing errors that were clearly about the code inside and nothing that had to do with my system
[22:08] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Is it possible that that code just doesn't work with 10.4?
[22:08] <bozza> hey everyone
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> omar: when it drops run: dmesg | tail -n 10   see if there are any errors, you can use the output to find guides online, maybe theres a bug with a fix
[22:08] <JodaZ> ActionParsnip, i am not polling, i want some single personal recommendations, ususally when one person can really vouch for a app its good enough
[22:08] <Talu> Can someone tell me how to setup guest additions at Vbox for XP?
[22:08] <ikonia> Talu: the guys in ##windows or #vbox can
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: should do, compiling is compiling
[22:09] <bozza> How do i connect my new ubuntu 1004 installation to my existing ubuntu one
[22:09] <omar> ActionParsnip, yeah i've done that a lot of times i get something along the lines of "dissassociating local choice(reason=3)"
[22:09] <Talu> ikonia: How do i enter those channels?
[22:09] <ikonia> Talu: /join ##windows
[22:09] <bozza> How do i connect my new ubuntu 1004 installation to my existing ubuntu one
[22:09] <xorwhy> When I attempt to install Ubuntu, it will not install. For the "Try Ubuntu" boot option, X loads with proper reoslution, but never reaches the desktop. The hard drive light is on solid (abnormal), and stays that way. Mouse is functional.
[22:09] <Talu> ikonia: Thanks dude :]
[22:09] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: Yeah, well, I followed instructions to the letter, but it choked on me.. Am I doomed with this camera?
[22:10] <xorwhy> For the "Install Ubuntu" boot option, X loads the initial installation window properly, but I cannot click on anything because the hard drive is "busy" (as before, a solid ON led)
[22:10] <bozza> how do i connect to my ubuntu one account?
[22:10] <twosheds> ActionParsnip:  I just want to make it clear, I just need it for skype, I'm not making any movies here. Maybe there's a specific workaround?
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: no, you just need to find guides to get you out of the hole, keep punching and dont stop at the first hurdle
[22:10] <xorwhy> Any Suggestions would be enormously appreciated.
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> xorwhy: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[22:10] <xorwhy> I have tried setting the hard drive mode from AHCI to ATA in BIOS to no effect.
[22:11] <xorwhy> ActionParsnip: I will do that now.
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> xorwhy: why didnt ou do it before?? You have no way of knowing the data is good if you dont check it
[22:11] <bozza> FFS, can't connect to me ubuntu one account on my new 1004 installation
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> bozza: are you fully updated
[22:12] <bozza> yea i think so .. did a complete reinstall
[22:12] <bozza> formated , and installed
[22:12] <xorwhy> ActionParsnip: My mistake. Would it be equivalent for me to use the "Check integrity" boot option on the disc?
[22:12] <stuples> bozza: can you login at https://login.ubuntu.com/?
[22:12] <stuples> ... https://login.ubuntu.com/
[22:12] <barbarella> bozza:and set user account?
[22:12] <b166erx> !keyboard
[22:12] <ShawnRisk> I am using 10.04 of ubuntu and wondering how come when I wake up my laptop from sleep the mouse goes away.  How do I fix this?
[22:13] <bozza> barbarella: stuples: one second . i will check
[22:13] <tyler_d1> where is dos2unix in 10.04?
[22:13] <nakw> do you know the content of httpd.conf to use apache2 + php ??
[22:13] <b166erx> PROBLEM : Ubuntu 10.04 doesnt detect my keyboard correctly, and some keys do not work, i cannot reconfigure xorg server in 10.04 , how can i repair this ??
[22:13] <bozza> stuples: yea it logs me in
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> JodaZ: also cap your upload speed a bit to get higher downloads
[22:14] <costre> full suplex ftw
[22:14] <costre> *d
[22:14] <AnxiousNut> is there a way to make gnome's task bar displays only the icons without texts?
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> tyler_d1: https://bugs.launchpad.net/command-not-found/+bug/523264
[22:14] <stuples> bozza: and what happens from within ubuntu? Does it timeout or what?
[22:14] <barbarella> bozza:ok
[22:14] <ShawnRisk> anyone know?
[22:15] <costre> b166erx, system -> preferences -> keyboard ?
[22:15] <bozza> stuples: barbella: it doesn't do anything .. when i go to the ubuntu one folder its empty
[22:16] <stuples> I have a problem, Im trying to delete a folder but there are files within there that I get "operation not permited", I also cant change the user rights for these files help?
[22:16] <erUSUL> stuples: rm -r dir/
[22:17] <gz0> im trying to install ruby-debug for ruby 1.9.1 but I get this error http://pastie.org/959363
[22:17] <mfpcokets> Anyone else have any trouble shooting tips for a non functional touchpad on an acer aspire one netbook
[22:17] <xorwhy> amd64 is same architecture as intel's 64bit right? (for the purpose of installing ubuntu 64bit
[22:17] <julsom233> ciao a tutti
[22:17] <barbarella> bozza:but you can login, that was yor question, wasn't it?
[22:17] <gz0> I try to check mkmf.log as it suggests, but that file doesnt exist...
[22:17] <erUSUL> xorwhy: yes
[22:17] <stuples> erUSUL: I try and that is what fails
[22:17] <guntbert> !it | julsom233
[22:17] <bozza> barbella: i can log in on the website .. but how do i get ubuntu one to connect to my laptop and sync
[22:17] <julsom233> !list
[22:17] <erUSUL> stuples: operation not permited ? is a system directory ? where is the dir ?
[22:17] <erUSUL> !it | julsom233
[22:18] <julsom233>  /msg ubottu !bot
[22:18] <guntbert> !bot > julsom233
[22:18] <bozza> barbarella: i can log in on the website .. but how do i get ubuntu one to connect to my laptop and sync
[22:19] <stuples> erUSUL: its on some webspace I have, I think it's a permission problem but I cant give the files write access
[22:19] <insao> .oltreirc.net
[22:19] <mfpcokets> Anyone else have any trouble shooting tips for a non functional touchpad on an acer aspire one netbook
[22:19] <barbarella> bozza:you've lost me, what do you want to do?
[22:19] <ShawnRisk> Can anyone help me please?
[22:19] <ShawnRisk> This needs to be fixed
[22:19] <stuples> erUSUL: I try "chmod a+w myfile.txt* and I get "operation not allowed"
[22:20] <rocket16> Friends, somebody named animooo here private-messaged me ill things, which says "http://koreayokogawa.com/.porn -> indonesian sexy nude girl scandal". Is it a bot, or some malicious user?
[22:20] <Stevinko> any skilled ATI user here ?
[22:20] <tm0> Where do i go to edit themes, or what program do i download?
[22:20] <martez89> i'm trying to solve my problem with the travelmate booting with this: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/ but how can i update the grub from a live cd?
[22:20] <erUSUL> stuples: it may be the filesystem is ro ? you do not have permission on the parent dir
[22:20] <The_Tick> I heard ubuntu has notifications that disappear on mouse over, and then reappear when the mouse goes away
[22:20] <The_Tick> is that true?
[22:21] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: OK, so I tried getting the ov51 using instructions, and after running sudo m-a a-i ov51x-jpeg, it started building, only to stop in the middle, throwing all kinds of colorful errors
[22:21] <nakw> stuples: try sudo chmod r+w file.txt
[22:21] <barbarella> ShawnRisk:it would be nice to give some hardware specifications
[22:21] <erUSUL> The_Tick: yes they do not dissapear they fade out
[22:21] <bozza> barbarella: you know ubuntu one. how you can store files on the ubuntu one cloud . and it syncs with your laptop
[22:21] <rocket16> Which is better? Chromium or Google chrome for Ubuntu? I really can't figure out the differences between both,
[22:21] <bozza> barbarella: you know ubuntu one. how you can store files on the ubuntu one cloud . and it syncs with your laptop
[22:21] <The_Tick> erUSUL: right, ok
[22:21] <bozza> barbarella: the whole reason for ubuntu one is to sync .. its like an online storage
[22:21] <bozza> but its not working
[22:22] <bozza> its not connecting
[22:22] <tm0> Where do i go to edit themes, or what program do i download?
[22:22] <rellis> With ubuntu 10.04 using virt-manager, is there a way to change install media for an OS? ie Window Vista is on 5 cd's i need to change during hte install.. i have them all as ISO's
[22:22] <The_Tick> erUSUL: I'm the project lead on Growl (http://growl.info) and I'm trying to find out if any usability studies were done on that behavior
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: then you will need to read the install or readme file, see what is needed to prevent the alerts
[22:22] <erUSUL> rocket16: one is official google product the other is the dev version (van be newer but can have more bugs too )
[22:22] <The_Tick> or if you guys find it useful?
[22:22] <Adylas> Hello ! Is there a 10.04 version of jeos ?
[22:22] <ShawnRisk> barbarella:  I am using Dell Inspiron 1501 Laptop
[22:22] <bozza> barbarella: i can log onto the website .... but when i go to the ubuntu one folder in my home directory , its empty
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> tm0: http://www.bisigi-project.org/?page_id=6&lang=en
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> !theme | tm0
[22:22] <pinnen> I have lucid lynx, recently installed, and use firefox on it. My problem is that when i typ "forefox -Profilemanager" it just opens firefox, but if I do it as root with sudo it opens the profilemanager, why is this, I want to use my local profiles?
[22:22] <rocket16> erUSUL: Thanks friend, :)
[22:23] <pinnen> firefox*
[22:23] <dancek> martez89, like it says, you can edit boot options when booting from livecd by pressing f6 and/or editing the line, and from grub by pressing e
[22:23] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: I wouldn't know how to do that. I got the log file, but it just contains the errors
[22:23] <erUSUL> The_Tick: that i dunno; maybe someone in #ubuntu-devel #ubuntu-motu can get you in touch with the devs of the notification system
[22:23] <barbarella> bozza:from google it says Chromium is the open source project
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> pinnen: dont run firefox as root, its really silly
[22:23] <nakw> do you know the content of httpd.conf to use apache2 + php ??
[22:23] <ShawnRisk> barbarella:  Ideas?
[22:23] <pinnen> ActionParsnip: YES, I KNOW.. it was just a test
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> twosheds: you have the web, i'd just be searching like you
[22:23] <tm0> ActionParsnip, thats downloaded ones. I just want to edit simple things. I've seen screenshots of people with something open, moving buttons etc
[22:23] <twosheds> ActionParsnip: OK, let's see what I come up with
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> pinnen: the /root folder does not contain .mozilla so you need to setup a new profile for root
[22:23] <bozza> barbarella: go to your home folder... you see there is a folder called ubuntu one!!!!!!
[22:24] <rellis> With ubuntu 10.04 using virt-manager, is there a way to change install media for an OS? ie Window Vista is on 5 cd's i need to change during the install.. i have them all as ISO's
[22:24] <martez89> nevermind i think ill just install 9.10 again, i have no idea how to solve the blank screen problem when booting 10.04
[22:24] <pinnen> ActionParsnip: okay, this is not about my problem tho :)
[22:24] <erUSUL> The_Tick: well i can tell that something about it annoys me. when you put the pointer on the notification it fades and you can read what is beneath it but it also makes the notification to last longer onscreen
[22:24] <barbarella> ShawnRisk:i don't know
[22:25] <ShawnRisk> okay thanks
[22:25] <pinnen> ActionParsnip: I want to run firefox with option profilemanger so I can switch between firefox-profiles I have in my ~/.mozilla/firefox/profiles
[22:25] <niko_> ciao
[22:25] <niko_> !list
[22:25] <bozza> when i go to ubuntu one preference ... it says Name: Unknown E-mail unknown current plan:unknown
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> pinnen: i thought the option was -p
[22:25] <bozza> why is it all unknown ????
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> pinnen: firefox -p
[22:25] <martez89> when i edit the boot options from a live cd it just boots the live cd and not 10.04
[22:25] <bozza> FFS
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> bozza: does the client need configuring with youraccount?
[22:26] <dancek> martez89, what happens if you boot from the hard drive? do you see the grub menu?
[22:26] <pinnen> ActionParsnip: dont thik thats the option :)
[22:26] <bozza> actionparsnip: yea probably .. but how do i do it
[22:26] <pinnen> ActionParsnip: it just said... run-mozilla.sh: Cannot execute /usr/lib/firefox-3.6.3/firefox-bin.pure.
[22:26] <pinnen> ActionParsnip: I'll figure it out.. tnx for the helpt anyways :)
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> pinnen: sorry its -P
[22:27] <pinnen> ActionParsnip: yes, I've tried it
[22:27] <pinnen> nothing happens :(
[22:27] <pinnen> maby it's something with permission
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> bozza: then dont start with "FFS" if you don't know whats what.... makes sense right
[22:27] <pinnen> I'll check it out
[22:28] <enav> i forwarded port 80 to my local ip but i cant acces my web server from outside... what is wrong?
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> bozza: here is a config guide: http://maketecheasier.com/how-to-install-and-setup-ubuntu-one-in-kubuntu/2010/03/15
[22:28] <Benjism89> hello everyone
[22:28] <bozza> ActionParsnip:  sorry about the ffs.. its just that i am really frustrated. have been trying to get this to work for hours. literally.
[22:28] <bastidrazor> enav: possibly your ISP blocking port 80
[22:29] <Benjism89> can anyone help me fix a problem with upgrading to Kubuntu 10.04 ?
[22:29] <enav> hum  that mean that i need to change the listening port on apache configs???
[22:29] <enav> eg 8080?
[22:29] <The_Tick> erUSUL: that's good feedback
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> enav: make sure the server ison static ip so if the lease changes and the system IP changes you wont have to reconfigure
[22:29] <bastidrazor> enav: correct something other than 80
[22:29] <The_Tick> erUSUL: what we do with Growl is if the notification is fading and you mouse over it and stay there, it fades back in
[22:29] <pinnen> ActionParsnip: Bug #177262 - firefox -ProfileManager does not open profile manager
[22:29] <The_Tick> erUSUL: so that you can catch it
[22:29] <enav> thanks buddy
[22:30] <pete1> I'm having trouble with Lynx: if I mount a ntfs partition on a directory, I get "Using default user mapping" and all my mount options get ignored; mounting only works fine when giving the directory by relative path; please help me.
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> pinnen: then comment to say you get it too and watch the bug
[22:30] <bastidrazor> enav: but that will mean you will have to put a port on your url .. http://web.page.enav:8080
[22:30] <enav> isp normally block port 80 for Dynamic ips really?
[22:30] <erUSUL> The_Tick: ohh ok; that's more usefull
[22:30] <Chowder> Has anyone gotten the "Couldn't find matching GLX visual" error when trying to play a game?
[22:31] <barbarella> enav: /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[22:31] <gridbag> what's the best way to do "su someuser -c /home/someuser/bin/onboot.sh" upon system startup? I want to do that in /etc/rc.local.
[22:31] <bastidrazor> enav: some non-commercial plans block port 22 80 mail server port.. etc.. so that you will pay the extra for a commercial connection
[22:31] <Benjism89> I've just upgraded to Kubuntu 10.04 from 9.10, I unfortunately chose to keep the old configuration files of KDE, and now Kubuntu won't start : unable to find theme file "oxygen"
[22:31] <enav> ok thanks for that useful information
[22:32] <BlueEagle> gridbag: You are attempting to run a shell script as a given user at system startup?
[22:32] <gridbag> BlueEagle, exactly.
[22:32] <guntbert> Benjism89: I guess #kubuntu will be more helpful for you
[22:32] <Chowder> Benjism89: why not use a live Cd to remove the config file and reinstall KDE?
[22:33] <Benjism89> Chowder : isn't it possible to change the KDE theme with a command line ?
[22:33] <BlueEagle> gridbag: Well rc.local would be the place to call it I guess.
[22:33] <martez89> im sorry my internet shut down
[22:33] <Benjism89> guntbert : noone's on that chan
[22:33] <martez89> i don't understand how to solve the booting problem from a live cd
[22:33] <guntbert> Benjism89: 305 noones?
[22:33] <dancek> martez89, can't you get the computer to boot at all without the live cd?
[22:34] <Benjism89> guntbert : well, no one answering me
[22:34] <b166erx> costre my keyboard isnt listed in the ubuntu keyboard list
[22:34] <guntbert> Benjism89: but you are welcome here - only the chances seem to be better there
[22:34] <Chowder> Benjism89: I'm not that familiar with KDE tbh
[22:34] <barbarella> Benjism89:maybe .kde/share/config
[22:34] <b166erx> costre hence the problem i guess
[22:35] <Benjism89> barbarella : what shall I write ?
[22:35] <BlueEagle> Benjism89: It is still a more suitable channel as you are asking a KDE-spesific question. You may also try #KDE I guess.
[22:35] <martez89> i cannot boot 10.04 after i updated from 9.10 on a acer travelmate
[22:35] <barbarella> Benjism89:ubuntu gnome, gnome ubuntu
[22:36] <drobiazgowy> Hello
[22:36] <Chowder> Benjism89: but I figured that if you start with just plain old X, delete your old config, apt-get --purge remove the KDE stuff and reinstall it you should be fine. Although, I'm sure there's a simpler way.
[22:36] <guntbert> !hi | drobiazgowy
[22:37] <barbarella> Benjism89:google?
[22:37] <Chowder> martez89: please give any error messages you might be getting.
[22:37] <bozza> it says in the instructions i need to click the "Add this Computer button" .. but i dont have one!!!!
[22:37] <bros>  According to the wiki, I need to enable and download a restricted package for my wireless connection to work. I am unable to have a wired connecion seutp in order to download this. Can I obtain the restricted package now, not in Ubuntu, so that I may put it on a USB stick and transfer it?
[22:37] <bozza> in ubunto one
[22:38] <Chowder> bros: as long as you have the package you can install it manually
[22:38] <Chowder> try the Ubuntu package search on another PC
[22:38] <Chowder> and get the relevant files
[22:38] <hmw> I am using synergy to share mouse/kbd between machines. Often, it SHIFT key and ALT-GR key stop working. Does anyone know a solution? Not it just started working again without me trying to do anything (I only switched between Screens and read a web page)
[22:39] <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? -- someone said /var/sys/log which is here http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/QnBN4vvP
[22:39] <soreau> ! register
[22:39] <martez89> it says error: no suitable mode found
[22:39] <tripelb> (has anyone noticed that I've been posting the same for 3 days?)
[22:39] <martez89> and error: unknown command 'terminal'
[22:39] <Chowder> martez89: have you tried googling?
[22:40] <martez89> after that the screen goes black
[22:40] <martez89> yeah for about 90 minutes
[22:40] <martez89> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes
[22:40] <martez89> http://georgia.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9226987&postcount=9
[22:41] <martez89> i already changed the grub file from a live cd
[22:41] <martez89> but that solves nothing
[22:41] <Chowder> martez89: you said that you updated, right? Sometimes updates aren't smooth on all machines. I personally prefer a fresh install. My advice is to save your data on external media and do a fresh install of 10.04
[22:41] <martez89> http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/
[22:41] <Chowder> another tidbit of advice is to have a separate /home partition so you don't have to go through this mission again
[22:42] <deposito> Hello, i need help with and xp and ubuntu samba configuration in the ubuntu desktop. Could someone help me? Thanks in advance.
[22:43] <bodom> Anybody knows why iptables logs gives me a 14 byte MAC address instead of standard 6?
[22:43] <hmw> !ask | deposito
[22:43] <hmw> deposito: what exactly is not working?
[22:43] <Chazz> Question: Why was gobuntu development ceased?
[22:44] <Chowder> Chazz: I think it changed to OpenGEU
[22:44] <Chowder> i'm assuming that you're referring to Ubuntu with E17 as the wm
[22:44] <Chazz> Chowder, http://opengeu.intilinux.com/ <--That?
[22:45] <dancek> tripelb, looks like gvfsd-metadata keeps segfaulting, that's the only clue i see
[22:45] <deposito> I first have mounted the xp disk drive in ubuntu with cifs. From samba i select my mount point as shared (so xp machine can write here too). But when i see the permissons it is not writable for group or all only for owner. Like its a mounted folder root its the owner and i cant modify files from xp into ubuntu.
[22:45] <lenswipe> guys
[22:45] <lenswipe> i have a permissions issue with ubuntu
[22:46] <Chowder> Chazz: i think so. Personally, I have mixed feelings about E17. On the one hand its lightweight and very nice to look at but on the other hand its a bit convoluted
[22:46] <lenswipe> if i chmod /var/www recursively to 770 it gives me a permission denied error
[22:46] <lenswipe> but it shouldnt seeing as apache owns the stuff in /var/www and is in the same group
[22:46] <lenswipe> unless..
[22:46] <tripelb> dancek: (first, Thank you for looking.) Next, how can I learn about it. I have no idea what that means. (third, could running with the case open really make the computer run hot? Someone somewhere else suggested that.)
[22:46] <Chowder> lenswipe: sudo
[22:47] <DevilHan> I need help with ubuntu running on a mac
[22:47] <gridbag> every time I reboot, I have to go into alsamixer and reset "Analog Source" to Mic. How do I make that permanent?
[22:47] <lenswipe> Chowder, no i mean it gives a permission denied error when trying to view the PHP stuff
[22:47] <dancek> tripelb, i'm googling the problem right now, it seems kinda strange, others are having it too
[22:47] <DevilHan> anyone can help me with xorg.conf?
[22:47] <Chazz> Chowder, agreed. And really, xfce would be just as good, albeit not as shiny
[22:47] <deposito> hmw, i put my problem a few lines up :D
[22:47] <lenswipe> can someone help?
[22:48] <DevilHan> need help with monitor and video card specification in xorg.conf
[22:48] <lenswipe> anyone?
[22:48] <lenswipe> can someone help
[22:48] <tripelb> dancek, closing down the browser helps.
[22:48] <OerHeks> |littlebear| fix your connection
[22:48] <hmw> deposito: in the options window, while creating the share on your ubuntu, there should be a check box for letting others write to the share. Did you check this?
[22:48] <tripelb> dancek, closing down the browser helps.  so I do it every so often/
[22:48] <scyx> does anyone know how to reduce the spacing between icons on the indicator applet?
[22:49] <scyx> (on lucid)
[22:49] <deposito> hmw, yes. and i try setting writable = yes and write list = @group in the smb.conf
[22:49] <deposito> hmw, but if i do a ls -l to the folder i see that only root have rights to write :S
[22:49] <hmw> deposito: check permissions of the mount point itself
[22:49] <dancek> tripelb, some people report it helps to remove ~/.local/share/gvfs-metadata
[22:49] <dancek> tripelb, you could try that, i.e. "rm -rf ~/.local/share/gvfs-metadata"
[22:49] <pete1> problem with lucid: mounting a ntfs partition only works with relative path; on an absolute path, my mount options get ignored
[22:50] <deposito> hmw, how can i do that? i select rwx when mounted :S
[22:50] <enav> every time i restart my apache its shows this output but i don know whether this is good or bad
[22:50] <enav> http://pastebin.com/TaA9QyCF
[22:50] <hmw> something like mkdir mountpoint ; mount //some/share mountpoint ; chmod 0777 mountpoint
[22:50] <bodom> anybody?
[22:50] <lenswipe> enav, is that complaining about could not determine servers fully qualified domain name and stuff?
[22:50] <deposito> hmw, i use this commead mount -t cifs -o ip=192.168.1.11,username=pc/user,noserverino,noperm,rwx //shared /mount
[22:51] <dancek> bodom, what?
[22:51] <bastidrazor> enav: there is a channel for apache .. #httpd
[22:51] <bodom> dancek: Anybody knows why iptables logs gives me a 14 byte MAC address instead of standard 6?
[22:51] <hmw> deposito: this looks wrong: noserverino (i am not used to use cifs, btw)
[22:51] <deposito> hmw, if i try to change the permissons i got a access denied ... even if i do it from root command line
[22:52] <tripelb> dancek, I havent done anything. But my youtube is black (chrome) suddenly.
[22:52] <deposito> hmw, if i dont use that i cant run  DOS program xD
[22:52] <hmw> deposito: i mean noserverino looks like it should read serverinfo
[22:52] <dancek> bodom, no idea, your nick just caught my attention since i live near bodominjärvi :P
[22:53] <bodom> dancek: really?
[22:53] <dancek> bodom, yeah. i guess it's offtopic though :)
[22:53] <deposito> hmw, i checked it. its ok :D
[22:53] <deposito> hmw, deposito@ubuntu:/$ sudo chmod 0777 /farmatronic/
[22:53] <deposito> [sudo] password for deposito:
[22:53] <deposito> chmod: cambiando los permisos de «/farmatronic/»: Permiso denegado
[22:53] <FloodBot1> deposito: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:54] <dancek> tripelb, i don't know if this caused it... did you try restarting the browser after that?
[22:54] <deposito> hmw, ill back i one minute
[22:54] <enav> im new on this... every time i restart my apache this show me this output but i don know whether this is good or bad http://pastebin.com/TaA9QyCF
[22:55] <parim> hey guys, what is the root password on a 9.10 i386 live cd?
[22:55] <bastidrazor> parim: it is blank
[22:55] <tripelb> dancek, I havent done anything YET. But my youtube is black (chrome) suddenly.  (I'm copying your comments into a file. saving some tabs.)
[22:55] <scyx> so does anyone know how to reduce the spacing between icons on the indicator applet on lucid?
[22:55] <Jordan_U> !root | parim
[22:55] <deposito> hmw, here
[22:57] <dancek> tripelb, ok, well since you've had a freeze while playing video anyhow then i guess that's just another segfault that luckily didn't freeze your system :)
[22:57] <masterburner> 0/clear
[22:57] <dancek> tripelb, i'd say go on with the rm
[22:58] <Chowder> parim: there is no root pass on a live Cd
[22:59] <Chowder> just sudo -i
[22:59] <mawst> Anyone run LXDE?
[22:59] <R0b0t1> Hello. Has the problem of the freezing login screen been fixed?
[23:00] <ValentinoRossi46> ciao
[23:00] <dancek> mawst, well i have it on my ps3
[23:00] <Slart> R0b0t1: do you have an url to the bug report?
[23:00] <mawst> dancek: Ubuntu + LXDE?
[23:00] <dancek> mawst, yep
[23:01] <mawst> Nice
[23:01] <mawst> I hope geohot releases the pwn soon.
[23:01] <mawst> So my slim can run linux
[23:01] <mawst> :)
[23:01] <R0b0t1> Slart: No... apparently, no one experiencing the problem has made one.
[23:01] <mawst> I'm tired of transcoding.
[23:01] <mawst> Tired of no XBMC too
[23:01] <mawst> :)
[23:01] <deposito> I need help giving permissons to a shared folder. Could anyone help me? Thanks
[23:02] <Slart> R0b0t1: well.. then I think it's safe to say that no.. it hasn't been fixed =/
[23:02] <R0b0t1> Well, correction, it doesn't *freeze*, there is simply no mouse or keyboard input <- Slart
[23:02] <R0b0t1> But anyway.
[23:02] <dancek> mawst, i'm not really very hopeful... anyway, you had some question about lxde?
[23:02] <R0b0t1> Guess not :p
[23:02] <pete1> Lucid Lynx: mounting a ntfs partition only works with relative path; on an absolute path, my mount options get ignored
[23:02] <mawst> dancek: How do you like it?
[23:02] <Mekzholan> How do I disable the shutting of of the screen at my minimal ubuntu? (I.e. I've got no window manager nor even an desktop environment...)
[23:04] <dancek> mawst, i do like it, it's quite lightweight... i guess going for fluxbox or fwvm2 or whathaveya would be still lighter, but i don't care about configging
[23:04] <conb123> Does anyone know of a way I can make links in wine programs open in my native linux browser (chrome) instead of wine ie?
[23:04] <jcrawford> hey guys i was trying to install ubuntu on an encrypted volume and after the install it would not accept my password, i tried to delete the partitions and start over but it will not mount even after i created new partitions just says not authorized
[23:05] <jcrawford> is there a way to fully remove encryption or did i brick the drive?
[23:05] <R0b0t1> jcrawford: Well, you SHOULD be able to delete the encrypted part.
[23:05] <aaroncampbell_> Can anyone help me get PenguinTV (or something similar) working for my podcasts (video and audio)
[23:05] <R0b0t1> I mean, you won't ever get your stuff back if you don't have the correct password.
[23:05] <jcrawford> R0b0t1, there was nothing on it
[23:05] <deposito> hey.. thanks. People in linux is really helpfull. Its incredible. much much much more helper than in other operating systems. I dont understand why people that has workstations does not change to linux!!!
[23:05] <jcrawford> just trying to install Ubuntu on an encrypted thumb drive
[23:06] <jcrawford> but ubuntu would not let me delete the partitions so i went to windows, got them deleted came back to ubuntu, created an ext 4 partition and it will not mount
[23:06] <jcrawford> though the partition is there
[23:06] <skierpage_> My motherboard Ethernet died.  I disabled it in the BIOS, plugged in a PCI Ethernet card, and booted Lucid.  nm-tool and ifconfig know there's a working eth1, but networking isn't using it.  What's the simplest way to tell the net stack that eth1 is the default?
[23:06] <FullMetalG> Hello everyone, can anybody help me get my nvidia drivers installed? The "Hardware Drivers" list is empty
[23:06] <jcrawford> just says not authorized
[23:06] <Slart> R0b0t1: does this look like your problem? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/546587
[23:06] <jcrawford> i no longer see a partition that is encrypted in disk utility
[23:06] <Slart> R0b0t1: although it just affects the keyboard
[23:07] <R0b0t1> Slart: No, it affects my mouse as well... My mouse is USB, however, that might be part of it.
[23:07] <jcrawford> even tried gparted
[23:07] <deposito> yes yes yes.. helpss rules!!
[23:07] <R0b0t1> Slart: Sounds like it, but is 10.04 karmic...?
[23:07] <R0b0t1> onvm
[23:07] <conb123> FullFullMetalG: Are all your packages up to date? When was the last time you ran update-manager?
[23:08] <FullMetalG> I installed ubuntu today
[23:08] <Slart> R0b0t1: nope.. but lucid is mentioned further down.. there's also this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/577173
[23:08] <FullMetalG> and ran update-manager today
[23:08] <FullMetalG> my card is a GTX275 from nvidia
[23:08] <conb123> FullMetalG: Ah you have, did you reboot after you ran update-manager?
[23:08] <FullMetalG> yes, i did a reboot
[23:08] <Slart> R0b0t1: this might also be useful http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9294246
[23:08] <jorn> Why does not the screen-resolution go back to default after 15 secs as it did in Karmic? A friend of my had huge issues getting his monitor to work after trying a "wrong" resolution...
[23:09] <conb123> FullMetalG: Hmm that fixed mine last time, not to sure then mate
[23:09] <R0b0t1> Slart: Thanks. The first one looks like it's the one I'm talking about... If I can upgrade the kernel, it should work, apparently. How might I do that via SSH? Or, rather, how might I do that via command line?
[23:09] <FullMetalG> v.v yeah it's supposed to work after running the update manager right?
[23:10] <Slart> R0b0t1: if the new kernel is available from the repos you just run "sudo apt-get update" and then "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[23:10] <noolness> does qemu-kvm have 3d hardware acceleration?
[23:10] <conb123> FullMetalG: Well yeah, I've got an ATI card but last time, mine had to pick up a few xserver-radeon packages before it could detect my card, sounds like you've done that stuff already though
[23:10] <R0b0t1> Slart: That I did. It might be recent, I will try again. Thanks :)
[23:10] <FullMetalG> no i havent ><
[23:10]  * R0b0t1 imagines this is something they would have put in the repos.
[23:10] <FullMetalG> I'm an absolute begginer here
[23:10] <FullMetalG> i'm not quite sure what that means :3
[23:11] <conb123> FullMetalG: I mean running update-manager, not the radeon packages, that was just an example for my card, mine is ATI so it's different
[23:11] <MrKeuner> Hi, is there a way to see what packages were installed after the default desktop install?
[23:11] <FullMetalG> oh I see
[23:12] <skierpage> Re: getting Ubuntu to use eth1, I found http://newyork.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=637964 "Making eth1 default" but it's 3 years old and has the usual 57 different answers. Sigh
[23:12] <Glacerz> Hello, how do I use lightscribe
[23:12] <Slart> MrKeuner: you can always get a list of all installed packages by running "dpkg -l" in a terminal.. that's a lower case L
[23:12] <Glacerz> in ubuntu
[23:12] <Issadle_m> hey I am switching from a Mac to Ubuntu after I sell my Mac, I need iDVD
[23:12] <Issadle_m> or something close to it
[23:12] <MrKeuner> Slart, and is there a list of default installaiton pacgaes somewhwere?
[23:13] <skierpage> MrKeuner, I'm no expert but you can look at /var/log/dpkg* files.
[23:13] <Slart> skierpage: do you want to use the name "eth1" ? or do you want to use that network connection and it's ok if it's called "eth0" ?
[23:13] <rosechu> ubuntu karmic koala won't mount my dvd-rom drive. it says 'error mounting; mount exited with exit code 1 - helper failed with - mount; block device /dev/sr0 is write-protected, mounting read-only. mount; /dev/sr0 already mounted or /media/cdrom0 busy
[23:13] <skierpage> MrKeuner, I'm no expert but  you can look at the .manifest file for your ISO to see what packages are on it.  I'm not sure that they're all installed.
[23:13] <Slart> MrKeuner: I'm not sure.. it's nothing I've looked for... but I suppose there might be one out there somewhere
[23:14] <MrKeuner> skierpage, probably that would not work since I am using this system since 8.10 or something by upgrading
[23:14] <ehazlett> greetings...  i'm trying to download packages for a different ubuntu version with apt... i'm trying to use the APT options...  anyone have any experience in this?
[23:15] <Demerzel> hello folks
[23:15] <tetermy> hey there. my dream is to turn on my netbook and it doesn't show the gnome login screen. instead, i want to login from terminal and then use the startx command to open gnome. how can I do that? thanks!!!
[23:15] <Demerzel> anyone here use aufs?
[23:15] <knutmithut> someone here knows how to configure nscd? because i want to put name resolutions manual
[23:15] <Slart> ehazlett: I've always ended up using http://packages.ubuntu.com for that.. never tried apt
[23:15] <Issadle_m> I really like iDVD and I want something like it on Ubuntu
[23:15] <ehazlett> Slart: you mean you just download them individually?
[23:15] <FullMetalG> So... how do I install the nvidia drivers if they dont show up under "Hardware Drivers"?
[23:15] <skierpage> Slart, I'm not sure.  I just want Ubuntu to automatically use the only working Ethernet "device" which is currently named eth1.
[23:15] <sardonyx> tetermy, google setting up the runlevel on boot
[23:16] <tetermy> sardonyx: thanks! going to try that :)
[23:16] <rosechu> holy crap.. chmod 777 /dev/sr0 worked
[23:17] <conb123> FullMetalG: What card do you have, you can google around for instructions, maybe your card isn't supported by the open source drivers
[23:17] <JyZyXEL> does fdisk allow to resize partition entries?
[23:17] <FullMetalG> it's a GTX275
[23:17] <Slart> skierpage: you can change the names of the network devices if you edit the file /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules .. the first time ubuntu finds a network device it writes some lines into that file to remember which name it was given.. it's a regular text file
[23:17] <e1nh4nd3r> JyZyXEL: Not as far as I know.
[23:17] <s3r3n1t7> I am running DHCPD on a server, so I can't use the command line options, and I'm interested in looking for a way to bind DHCPD to 2 interfaces out of the 3 I have in my server. How would i go about this? The man page doesn't show much useful information.
[23:18] <JyZyXEL> is there a tool that allows to do that?
[23:18] <FullMetalG> last time I tried installing nvidia drivers manually i lost the GUI and I had to reinstall ubuntu =/
[23:18] <Loshki> Issadle_m: take a look at devede. No promises though...
[23:18] <Issadle_m> oh ty
[23:18] <dancek> JyZyXEL, parted or gparted might help
[23:19] <spacebug-> Is it possible (if then how) to change how much the volume increases/decreases (when used by binding a keyshortcut for those)?
[23:19] <skierpage> MrKeuner , the O.S. update program writes copious logs of what packages it installs, updates, removes.  They might still be around in /var somewhere.
[23:19] <Jordan_U> JyZyXEL: Fdisk changes where partitions start and end, resize2fs resizes an ext filesystem. parted / gparted combine both. Do *not* shrink a partition with fdisk before resizing it.
[23:19] <ethana3> I have a toshiba satellite with a bios so horrible it can do _nothing_ but boot directly from the boot partition
[23:19] <dancek> JyZyXEL, though iirc if you want to shrink something you have to first shrink the filesystem and only then you can shrink the partition -- and only some file systems are shrinkable
[23:19] <ethana3> I took the HDD out, hooked it up to my other laptop via usb, and I'm running off of it right now
[23:20] <ethana3> I need to force it to use VESA, how do I do this?
[23:20] <Jordan_U> JyZyXEL: Or rather, before resizing the filesystem in that partition
[23:20] <skierpage> Slart, thanks I'll take a look, maybe I can blow that away and let Ubuntu rediscover my only working Eth.  (Goes afk).
[23:20] <Slart> skierpage: good luck
[23:20] <JyZyXEL> i said partition entries
[23:20] <JyZyXEL> Jordan_U: can fdisk change where the partition ends?
[23:20] <Loshki> JyZyXEL: if you can, do a full backup before you start resizing. It occasionally all goes horribly wrong, or you press the wrong button and poof!
[23:21] <dancek> JyZyXEL, i think fdisk can't resize but only delete and then create another one
[23:21] <conb123> FullMetalG: Not really sure, never had a nvidia card personally, which ubuntu version are you using? Lucid yeah?
[23:21] <JyZyXEL> i guess ill do that
[23:21] <Jordan_U> JyZyXEL: Yes, but to be perfectly honest if you need to ask that you are probably safer using gparted.
[23:21]  * dancek thinks everyone should always have *current* backups of everything
[23:21] <Loshki> JyZyXEL: what Jordan_U said...
[23:21] <JyZyXEL> gparted doesn't support that
[23:21] <ethana3> can gparted install grub on specific partitions?
[23:21] <JyZyXEL> if the contents of the partition is mounted
[23:22] <Loshki> JyZyXEL: none of the partitioners are safe to use on a *mounted* partition...
[23:22] <JyZyXEL> it shouldn't matter
[23:22] <FullMetalG> I'm using Hardy Heron
[23:22] <Jordan_U> ethana3: No, use grub install for that, but you should really install to the mbr rather than a partition.
[23:22] <gogeta> FullMetalG: time to upgrade man
[23:23] <Thunder_Teaser> good evening, everyone
[23:23] <Jordan_U> JyZyXEL: It does, it's critical in fact.
[23:23] <ethana3> Jordan_U: the toshiba bios will not use the mbr whatsoever
[23:23] <ethana3> it's the most horrible bios in the history of man
[23:23] <Thunder_Teaser> i need some help on launchpad referer headers, may someone kindly help me?
[23:23] <FullMetalG> Haha really=
[23:23] <JyZyXEL> i doubt partition table is very critical after the filesystem is mounted
[23:23] <Fandekasp> hi
[23:23] <FullMetalG> I thought LTS was better for n00bs like myself
[23:23] <ethana3> Jordan_U: it's installed to the mbr already
[23:23] <gogeta> ethana3: i never herd of bios not using a mbr in my life
[23:23] <dancek> JyZyXEL, with a mounted partition you have the risk that even if you can force a tool to try something, it will not finish and your partition table is messed
[23:23] <ethana3> gogeta: that's how horrible it is
[23:23] <conb123> FullMetalG: Hardy Heron seriously? That was bloody ages ago, Lucid is LTS, that's the latest get that
[23:24] <gogeta> ethana3: mbr is based on the hdd
[23:24] <Jordan_U> JyZyXEL: It is, trust me. If you don't mind losing your files you can try it yourself...
[23:24] <gogeta> ethana3: not the bios
[23:24] <ethana3> gogeta: what_EVER_ you do, don't get stuck with a Toshiba Satellite A45-S121
[23:24] <ethana3> gogeta: I know.
[23:24] <Fandekasp> On mac os x, to listen a specific music, I do from terminal "open bob.mp3", which will launch iTunes. What is the equivalent for ubuntu ?
[23:24] <JyZyXEL> yea but having a messed partition table doesn't prevent mouting a filesystem
[23:24] <spacebug-> I have a Toshiba Satellite hehe
[23:24] <spacebug-> crap
[23:24] <Loshki> JyZyXEL: are you trolling? For someone who didn't even know which partition program to use, you seem pretty opinionated about the internals of partition management...
[23:24] <gogeta> ethana3: i used tosibas beofre there fine with a diffrent mbr
[23:24] <ethana3> Fandekasp: we don't try to make our CLI usable
[23:24] <Jordan_U> gogeta: I have, they are very rare and extremely broken but they do exist.
[23:24] <ethana3> Fandekasp: I reccomend making a bash alias in your ~/.bashrc
[23:24] <gogeta> ethana3: some bios you do have to seitch the os typeto other
[23:24] <conb123> FullMetalG: Hardy will be the reason your card won't work it wouldn't have been supported in hardy then
[23:24] <ethana3> gogeta: ...what?
[23:25] <gogeta> ethana3: my eee has that set os to other and everything works
[23:25] <Fandekasp> ethana3, oh ok you teach me something. So I have to alias with a specific music reader I have installed
[23:25] <ethana3> gogeta: this bios doesn't even let you change boot device order
[23:25] <ethana3> it's a bios from HELL.
[23:25] <cannadark> Ok, anyone used to radeonhd drivers, X11 faults, "OpenGL renderer string: Software Rasterizer" and obviously compiz wich isn't working...
[23:25] <gogeta> ethana3: maybe thers a update
[23:25] <Jordan_U> ethana3: "sudo grub-install --force /dev/sdXX", you may want to consider coreboot as a firmware replacement.
[23:25] <ethana3> Fandekasp: yeah, open ~/.bashrc in gedit
[23:26] <ethana3> no wait, that'll make 'open' just run one app...
[23:26] <gogeta> ethana3: if you cant change the boot order you should still should be able to use the boot menu
[23:26] <ethana3> I don't know how to do that.....
[23:26] <ethana3> gogeta: nope.
[23:26] <Fandekasp> ethana3, thank you
[23:26] <ethana3> gogeta: trust me, this bios was written by Satan.
[23:26] <ethana3> gogeta: so I'm running off the hard drive in a different machine over USB
[23:26] <dancek> Fandekasp, there's no similar command to 'open' on any other os afaik
[23:26] <Jordan_U> cannadark: The radeonhd driver has been pretty much abandoned.
[23:26] <ethana3> how do I make it use VESA?
[23:26] <gogeta> ethana3: boot meny is a 1 time switch of boot order f12 on most bios
[23:26] <gogeta> menu
[23:26] <ethana3> gogeta: I'm fully aware.
[23:27] <Fandekasp> dancek, ethana3 : in fact I can replace open by rhytmbox, simply:)
[23:27] <Loshki> ethana3: lots of them are. Manufacturers also cripple bioses to reduce misconfiguration and hence support calls...
[23:27] <ethana3> Loshki: that's what I figure happened
[23:27] <spacebug-> no one on my sound issue?
[23:28] <cannadark> Jordan_U: thanks a lot, but does this mean that upgrading from karmic to lucid killed my hope to get compiz work?
[23:28] <Loshki> ethana3: I see crippled bioses on HPs a lot...
[23:28] <gogeta> ethana3: f12 on your laptop to change boot order
[23:28] <gogeta> ethana3: just looked it up
[23:28] <Loshki> ethana3: try gogeta's suggestion...
[23:28] <ethana3> gogeta: I am the team contact of Ubuntu nebraska.  I have been hacking on this laptop using adapters, other toshiba satellites, and the sysrq key for about a month now
[23:29] <cannadark> I managed to make it work on karmic before, but since i upgraded to 10.04 i have some troubles
[23:29] <Jordan_U> cannadark: No, your card is most likely supported by the "ati" driver. Try removing (or temporarily renaming) your /etc/X11/xorg.conf so that everything is auto detected.
[23:29] <tetermy> sardonyx: ok, so what I really need is to change my default runlevel. like from 2 (default on ubuntu) to 3. the thing is that 2 to 5 are equal on ubuntu, and the "way" I found on Ubuntu forums doesn't really work on 10.04 because the files don't match. Any clue?
[23:29] <Jordan_U> !boot | tetermy
[23:29] <donavan01> does anyone know of a good howto for getting the wireless drivers patched to use with aircrack?
[23:30] <cannadark> Jordan_U: ok, i'll give it a try, thanks again
[23:30] <Jordan_U> donavan01: Almost all of the drivers shipped with Ubuntu support aircrack by default IIRC
[23:30] <Happehwalrus> Can anyone help me? I'm dual-booting XP and 10.04 NBR. I had XP installed originally. I just need help deleting my XP partition then resize ubuntu to use my whole hard drive.
[23:30] <DrHalan> can i get pidgin 2.7.0 packages somewhere
[23:30] <Jordan_U> cannadark: You're welcome.
[23:30] <wildbat000> donavan01, aircrack website ~
[23:30] <donavan01> jordan_u will the do packet injection ... I know a lot of them will do sniffing but not injecting ?
[23:31] <tetermy> !boot | tetermy
[23:31] <Loshki> Did ubottu die? I don't see any response to !boot....
[23:31] <gogeta> ethana3: they also say to use acpi=off in linux to avoide wifi and usb conflicts
[23:31] <alket> Any good youtube downloader , with GUI ?
[23:31] <dancek> donavan01, that will probably depend on your hardware
[23:31] <skierpage> Slart, U R awesom.  /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules does indeed have entries for motherboard LAN I disabled and the card I added.  Can I just remove this and reboot,?  Is there a way to force udev to rescane while running Ubuntu?
[23:31] <bozza> guys i dont have a connect to pc button in my ubunto one
[23:31] <donavan01> alket firefox has some good plugins for that
[23:32] <Happehwalrus> alket: why not just get a youtube downloader firefox addon?
[23:32] <gogeta> ethana3: your pc it pretty well documented
[23:32] <ethana3> gogeta: the A45-S121?
[23:32] <Slart> skierpage: I'm not sure if you can force it to rescan.. but it scans every time you boot.. so remove those lines (or just comment them out) and reboot and it should redetect them
[23:32] <lucid_lynx> is there a command to show all the open ports on the computer?
[23:32] <donavan01> dancek ... yeah thats what im trying to find out but the wikis and howtos from aircrack are kryptic
[23:32] <bozza> ,,,,
[23:33] <gogeta> ethana3: yep you cant change the boot order in the bios but you can use f12 and acpi=off stops the wifi and usb conflicts
[23:33] <alket> donavan01, Happehwalrus: can you please give me a link ? Does it convert to mp3 ?
[23:33] <Slart> skierpage: I meant.. "I'm not sure if you can force it to rescan without rebooting"
[23:33] <Loshki> skierpage: you could always try sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart
[23:33] <gogeta> ethana3: its like my c610
[23:33] <dancek> donavan01, that's a general problem with open source software and hardware: often no one's tested so no one knows
[23:33] <Happehwalrus> alket: one minute.
[23:33] <stuNNed> lucid_lynx: ufw status
[23:33] <ethana3> ok, forced a grub install on /dev/sda1 using blocklists..
[23:33] <donavan01> alket ... just go to tools and click addons  in firefox and search for youtube downloader ... flv files I think
[23:34] <lucid_lynx> stuNNed: it doesn't work ...
[23:34] <ethana3> so at least I won't have to time alt-sysrq-i perfectly every bootup just to get to the terminal
[23:34] <Loshki> dancek: that happens with closed source software too. Sometimes it's worse...
[23:34] <stuNNed> lucid_lynx: sudo ufw status
[23:34] <ethana3> I need to force the OS on this hard drive to always boot from VESA
[23:34] <bozza> guys i dont have a "Add this Computer button" in my ubuntu one
[23:34] <bozza> ...
[23:34] <bozza> arghh
[23:34] <gogeta> ethana3: and i see no issues with grub being on the mbr
[23:34] <ethana3> gogeta: this bios ignores the MBR.
[23:34] <dancek> Loshki, that's true too, but maybe not so much with hardware drivers :P
[23:34] <lucid_lynx> stuNNed: I said *it doesn't work* - and by that I mean that it wasn't what I was looking for (it just said "status: inactive"
[23:34] <gogeta> ethana3: maybe for some reasion ubuntu may not be installing it
[23:34] <donavan01> dancek ... yeah its the bain of the linux world
[23:35] <ethana3> gogeta: 'cause I installed over USB from a different machine
[23:35] <ethana3> since _nothing_ works *on* the laptop in question, due to this same problem
[23:35] <cpod> Is it possible to make my home sub-directories lowercase? i.e. change Desktop->desktop, Downloads->downloads, etc?
[23:35]  * dancek is running a macbook pro w/ os x... it's a different world :P
[23:35] <ethana3> but now it's got grub in the MBR and boot partition
[23:35] <Happehwalrus> alket: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/13990/
[23:36] <ethana3> I'm going to shut down, disconnect this, put it in the other laptop and see if I can get to a recovery terminal and be back from my X-25M
[23:36] <alket> Happehwalrus Thank you so much
[23:36] <stuNNed> lucid_lynx: then you can try sudo netstat -tupan
[23:36] <cpod> please PM if you know how
[23:36] <Loshki> ethana3: if the bios ignores the mbr, how does it boot *anything*?
[23:36] <Happehwalrus> alket: You're welcome.
[23:36] <lucid_lynx> stuNNed: well, it was netstat I was looking for
[23:36] <luke> nick luke
[23:36] <luke> Hi
[23:37] <Guest20814> name Luke
[23:37] <cannadark> Jordan_U: it worked! I was so afraid to loose my old configuration that i didn't want to try a new one. Seems like X11 auto configuration has made a great work!
[23:37] <DrHalan> wher will the next UDS be?
[23:37] <Jordan_U> Loshki: There are some *extremely* broken BIOSs that actually look for the boot flag in the partition table and chainload that partition, which is what Microsoft's MBR code does, rather than executing the MBR itself.
[23:37] <Jordan_U> cannadark: :)
[23:38] <Loshki> Jordan_U: wow, that's nasty. I never imagined...
[23:38] <Bsims> I can't get my pcspeaker to work
[23:38] <Bsims> any ideas?
[23:38] <Guest20814> ?
[23:38] <skierpage> Loshki, FYI that init.d command-line suggests `service udev restart` or just `restart udev`.  But all three leave my eth0,1 names alone.  Rebooting...
[23:39] <Guest20814> clear
[23:39] <Loshki> Guest20814: I preferred it when you were named luke. Just ask a question...
[23:39] <VCoolio> cpod: if you do that, edit ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs accordingly
[23:39] <cpod> awesome, thanks!
[23:40] <cpod> VCoolio: i appreciate it
[23:40] <Loshki> skierpage: well, it was worth a try before rebooting...
[23:40] <ethana3> gogeta: it just boots whatever's on the boot partition, no matter what
[23:40] <ethana3> gogeta: the only way to boot the thing from a CD is to physically remove the hard drive
[23:40] <Loshki> ethana3: gogeta: right, see Jordan_U's message above about broken bioses...
[23:40] <ethana3> Loshki: what message?
[23:40] <ethana3> I just rebooted
[23:41] <VCoolio> cpod: no problem, hope all ends well
[23:41] <skierpage> Is there a Lucid boot option to show debug output during boot rather than the splash screen?
[23:41] <Loshki> ethana3: "....There are some *extremely* broken BIOSs that actually look for the boot flag in the partition table and chainload that partition, which is what Microsoft's MBR code does, rather than executing the MBR itself...." -- Jordan_U
[23:41] <ethana3> Loshki: exactly what's going on here
[23:41] <ethana3> I just need to make the OS on it *work* though, by forcing it to use VESA
[23:42] <ethana3> when I can't actually boot off of it in the machine I want to end up in
[23:42] <zer0x> Can anyone point me to a 'clean' method of removing PulseAudio?
[23:42] <Happehwalrus> Can anyone help me delete XP off of my ubuntu-XP dualboot?
[23:42] <Glacerz> when I go to burn a small video from my camera in .avi format I get error I need mplex for gstream. I am using ubuntu 10.04, where can I get this? I didn't see this in package manager
[23:42] <Loshki> zer0x: which os release?
[23:42] <zer0x> Loshki: Lucid
[23:42] <BGL-[t]> how can i use ubuntu one if its missing from the panel? i can't get it added back :/
[23:42] <lucid_lynx> how do I use netstat to only display the ports that are listening for connections (servers)?
[23:42] <VCoolio> Happehwalrus: fire up gparted and turn your xp partition into a useful ext4 one
[23:43] <ernesto_> ciao
[23:43] <ernesto_> !list
[23:43] <Happehwalrus> So it's just as easy as that?
[23:43] <VCoolio> skierpage: you need to set that in grub
[23:43] <Happehwalrus> format my ntfs partition to ext4?
[23:43] <Glacerz> when I go to burn a small video from my camera in .avi format I get error I need mplex for gstream. I am using ubuntu 10.04, where can I get this? I didn't see this in package manager
[23:43] <Loshki> zer0x: not exactly what you asked for, but this worked for me in lucid: http://www.unixmen.com/linux-tutorials/525-resolve-nosound-problem-on-ubuntu910-karmic-koala
[23:43] <drizzt_> Happehwalrus, why format?
[23:43] <subspider> i need help to reeinstall my grub plz help
[23:43] <emeute> Hil. I am having trouble with a French translation of Ubuntu that does not go away. Any ideas on how to completely restore English?
[23:44] <Happehwalrus> Because I wish to rid of XP.
[23:44] <skierpage> VCoolio, yup, so Do I just remove the "quiet" line from the  boot commands or add something like MEGA_DEBUG VERBOSE
[23:44] <Jordan_U> !grub2 | subspider
[23:44] <Happehwalrus> It's not needed.
[23:44] <xangua> emeute: remove all other languages and reinstall inglish¿
[23:44] <VCoolio> skierpage: remove quiet splash and enter 'text' if I remember correctly
[23:44] <tripelb> dancek, I did the rm. Thanks. I'll see how it goes. Peace.
[23:44] <ethana3> how do I modify kernel parameters on a hard drive that I can't run until the parameters are in place?
[23:44] <ethana3> is there some file I can edit?
[23:45] <subspider> Jordan_U, my problem is had ubuntu intalled i made the upgrade
[23:45] <emeute> xangua: I've tried but little things, like in Nautilus still have French while most programs have English.
[23:45] <notmorewindows> good night to all
[23:45] <zer0x> Loshki: cheers for the info, I really need to remove it though, sounds works.. just badly!
[23:45] <Jordan_U> ethana3: Hold shift during boot and edit them by selecting the menu entry and pressing 'e'
[23:45] <subspider> Jordan_U, now i can't boot
[23:45] <zer0x> PulseAudio is a royal Pain In The A$$!
[23:45] <drizzt_> emeute, reboot
[23:45] <Loshki> lucid_lynx: something like: netstat -an | egrep -i listen
[23:45] <VCoolio> Happehwalrus: ntfs support on linux is rather poor, turn it into ext if it's going to be linux-only
[23:45] <ethana3> Jordan_U: grub never executes on it.
[23:45] <ethana3> and it never will
[23:45] <ethana3> I just need to get linux to run with a force vesa parameter
[23:45] <subspider> Jordan_U, plz help me
[23:46] <Jordan_U> ethana3: What do you mean? Did you press ctrl+x?
[23:46] <conb123> I'm having trouble working tail, what do I put to display all but the last 6 characters of something?
[23:46] <ethana3> Jordan_U: when?
[23:46] <Loshki> zer0x: you could also try: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-all-pulseaudio-related-issues.html
[23:46] <noolness> what's that program that creates an ubuntu project again?
[23:46] <BGL-[t]> how can i use ubuntu one if its missing from the panel? i can't get it added back :/
[23:46] <drizzt_> conb123, tail work with lines
[23:46] <noolness> it like creates a basic python gtk project for ubuntu
[23:46] <Jordan_U> ethana3: After pressing 'e' and changing the kernel parameters
[23:46] <arand> subspider: Do you have a liveCD?
[23:46] <ethana3> Jordan_U: grub cannot run
[23:46] <conb123> drizzt_: Ah maybe cut is what I want then?
[23:46] <ethana3> the bios will _never_ run grub
[23:46] <ethana3> at all
[23:46] <Glacerz> anyone even know where I can get Gstream mplex package? I need it to burn movie file I get error saying I need that plugin
[23:46] <Loshki> conb123: you want to chop off the last 6 characters of something? Of what?
[23:46] <arand> subspider: What kind of partition and OS setup are you on?
[23:47] <conb123> Loshki: A cat output
[23:47] <subspider> arand yes i do
[23:47] <Jordan_U> ethana3: If grub isn't working I don't understand how modifying kernel parameters is goind to help anything.
[23:47] <subspider> arand, i'm talking on another pc
[23:47] <ethana3> I managed to alt+sysrq+i the thing at the *exact* right moment booting up once
[23:47] <bozza> guys i dont have a "Add this Computer button" in my ubuntu one
[23:47] <ethana3> and used sudo dhclient to get it on a wired network and upgrade
[23:47] <ethana3> but now X starts too fast to catch it
[23:47] <Bsims> I can't get my pcspeaker to work in ubuntu
[23:47] <subspider> arand i have a live cd of 10.04
[23:48] <davidov009> Hey. I am having trouble installing Ubuntu 10.04 on a Windows 7 operating system. I have downloaded the i384 or w/e for intel processors. I installed the ISO to a disk, and every time I try run it, it tries to download the AMD64 iso file. I know my cpu is Intel core 2 duo T8300, so why is it trying to download amd file?
[23:48] <Loshki> conb123: it's an odd request. Can you say more about what you're doing. Maybe there's another way...
[23:48] <arand_> subspider: Is it a windows/ubuntu dual-boot?
[23:48] <zer0x> Loshki: ah, I forget this is probably going to want to remove ubuntu-desktop! aaargh!
[23:48] <Jordan_U> ethana3: Have you tried holding shift during boot?
[23:48] <ethana3> Jordan_U: I need to modify a kernel image to include parameters
[23:48] <subspider> arand yes it was dual boot
[23:48] <ethana3> Jordan_U: I'll go ahead and give that a try now
[23:48] <drizzt_> ethana3, of course Bios runs grub
[23:48] <Loshki> zer0x: it didn't when I ran it, but that wasn't on lucid. I do sympathize however...
[23:48] <ethana3> holy cow
[23:48] <subspider> arand but if i can get to linux loaded then i can put my windows
[23:48] <ethana3> shift actually works
[23:48] <conb123> Loshki: haha sorry, it's for use in conky, I want to get the version of ubuntu from /etc/issue but cut off the \n \l at the end
[23:49] <scyx> does anyone know how to reduce the spacing between icons on the indicator applet on lucid?
[23:49] <drizzt_> ethana3, or Linux boots by freaking fairies?
[23:49] <arand_> subspider: Ok, and at the moment when you switch it on nothing happens? or does it do anything?
[23:49] <skierpage> VCoolio, FWIW I edited the commands, changed "quiet" to "text" and pressed 'b'  to boot, but every time after 15 seconds of blank screen I went back to BIOS then boot menu..  Oh well
[23:49] <ethana3> I've never heard of using shift to bring up grub before
[23:49] <zer0x> Loshki: I have had nothing but problems with PulseAudio, plain ALSA has always served me well! :D
[23:49] <ethana3> that's good though that it doesn't waste three seconds waiting for you to hit escape anymore
[23:49] <Loshki> zer0x: likewise...
[23:49] <Jordan_U> ethana3: It's new and Ubuntu specific
[23:49] <ethana3> this is the first time I have seen grub running on this laptop since obtaining it a month ago
[23:50] <subspider> arand my grub is like lost i can't boot to any system
[23:50] <ethana3> Jordan_U: now that I know what's going on a little bit, I think I like it
[23:50] <davidov009> Anyone up for helping me a little? Having trouble installing ubuntu 10.04
[23:50] <arand_> subspider: So, boot from the liveCD and go into "Try ubuntu"
[23:50] <Loshki> conb123: try: cat /etc/issue| sed 's/ \\n \\l//'
[23:50]  * ethana3 modifies boot parameter
[23:50] <subspider> arand ok
[23:50] <sebsebseb> davidov009: ok
[23:50] <dew_> hello
[23:50] <sebsebseb> davidov009: what's the problem exactly?
[23:50] <jesi> Hello
[23:50] <conb123> Loshki: Thanks but "cat /etc/issue | cut -b 1-16" did the trick
[23:50] <skierpage> davidov009, if your computer supports 64 bit then it should indeed use the amd64 file.  It's confusing.
[23:50] <arand_> subspider: It was a normal dual-boot and not a wubi install I take it?
[23:50] <zer0x> Ah well, time to start screwing with the default install again!
[23:50] <clayg> Why wont Hardy play MP3s?  I have downloaded the codecs, sound works when booting up , youtube works but no mp3s
[23:50] <bastidrazor> conb123: lsb_release -a
[23:51] <davidov009> Wouldn't that screw something up?
[23:51]  * zer0x tempted to move to a Pulse-Less OS!
[23:51] <jesi> How can I get log files?
[23:51] <bastidrazor> jesi: look in /var/log
[23:51] <Loshki> conb123: yes, but mine is better, because it makes no assumptions about the lengths of the strings...
[23:51] <sebsebseb> zer0x: ah yes Pulseaudio issues
[23:51] <Happehwalrus> VCoolio: I really just need to just completely get rid of XP on my ubuntu-XP dual boot then let ubuntu use the space XP was using before.
[23:51] <Bsims> I can't get my pcspeaker to work in ubuntu any ideas
[23:51] <conb123> Loshki: Yeah that's true, thanks
[23:51] <subspider> arand what is wubi ?? sorry
[23:51] <jesi> I mean. I'm having a problem and I want to get like a general log file of the problems
[23:52] <skierpage> davidov009  AMD came up with 64-bit extensions first, but Intel's are compatible.  It shoulld work fine.
[23:52] <zer0x> sebsebseb: Its painful! :/
[23:52] <davidov009> Ok. I'll try that.
[23:52] <Happehwalrus> I had XP installed originally.
[23:52] <Glacerz> Gdesklet took a update in 10.04 and stoped working
[23:52] <sebsebseb> zer0x: with Mandriva and I guess PC Linux OS as well, can easilly disable in the control centre, without any issues after woulds
[23:52] <arand_> subspider: Installing "inside" windows, i.e. not installing ubuntu when booted from the CD.
[23:52] <davidov009> Downloading that file will take 2 hours though.... lol. SLOW connections.
[23:52] <Happehwalrus> I just need to be assured nothing will get messed up.
[23:52] <jesi> bastidrazor: How do I do that?
[23:53] <arand_> subspider: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling%20from%20LiveCD has a guide on   how to do the reinstall of grub, tell if there are any problems.
[23:53] <VCoolio> Happehwalrus: I understand that; but it will take just 5 minutes to turn that partition into ext3/4 and xp will be wiped and the space ready to use with better results than with ntfs
[23:53] <skierpage> davidov009 , bittorrent should get you the file a little faster.
[23:53] <sebsebseb> zer0x: shame it's not as easy as that, with Ubuntu, really
[23:53] <bastidrazor> jesi: browse there in nautilus or cli and open the files there
[23:53] <ethana3> Jordan_U: how do I get grub to save the boot parameters?
[23:53] <davidov009> So, will there ever be a file specifically built for intel 64 bit processors?
[23:53] <davidov009> And, I'm running bit comet already.
[23:53] <subspider> thnk you arand
[23:53] <zer0x> sebsebseb: Ubuntu should definately add such a feature! I dread to think how many peoples ubuntu experience is ruined by PulseAudio!
[23:53] <venik212> how do I install JAVA in Lucid?
[23:53] <Jordan_U> ethana3: Change them in /etc/default/grub then run "sudo update-grub"
[23:54] <Bsims> I can't get my pcspeaker to work in ubuntu any ideas
[23:54] <zer0x> sebsebseb: possibly permanently!
[23:54] <subspider> arand if i have problems i can tell you??
[23:54] <sebsebseb> zer0x: yep pulse audio issues since 8.04, when they put Pulseaudio in Ubuntu
[23:54] <drizzt_> venik212, you go to orcale site
[23:54] <clayg> Why wont Hardy play MP3s?  I have downloaded the codecs, sound works when booting up , youtube works but no mp3s
[23:54] <bastidrazor> !java > venik212   you'll need to enable the partner repository
[23:54] <zer0x> sebsebseb: I've had it installed on about 6 different machines since the beginning with problems on every one!
[23:54] <arand> subspider: Sure, or to the channel in general if I'm not still herer
[23:55] <jesi> bastidrazor: I'm new to the Linux world. Could you be more specific
[23:55] <bp0> john romero's website (rome.ro) has some wicked malware infestation... that gets by firefox and adblock plus
[23:55] <zer0x> sebsebseb: I thought, ah well, give it a chance... its been toooo long! I quit :/
[23:55] <sebsebseb> zer0x: right so quit for another distro, where you can easilly disable it :)
[23:55] <venik212> bast-  could u please resend your message?  thanks
[23:55] <VCoolio> skierpage: it appears 'text' is not necessary, just remove quiet splash (or just quiet to have splash with condensed output)
[23:56] <zer0x> sebsebseb: I really don't want to have to do that, but I am not happy about screwing around with the base install.. there should be no need!
[23:56] <bastidrazor> jesi: Places > Computer > File System > var > log   double click a file
[23:56] <sebsebseb> zer0x: well the two I mentioned are more user friendly than Ubuntu really
[23:56] <skierpage> Slart, rebooting did get udev to make the Linksys card eth0.  But still no network, `nm-tool` says State: unmanaged, Default: no.
[23:56] <sebsebseb> zer0x: and you can run most of the same apps on those as well
[23:57] <zer0x> zer0x: its not that I am wanting a friendly distro, just one that does not *force* you to use PulseAudio!
[23:57] <venik212> bastidrador- could u please resend your message? thanks
[23:57] <zer0x> zer0x: I am tempted to switch to Arch!
[23:57] <ethana3> so the 'default' boot parameters don't actually apply to any of the grub entries?
[23:57] <sebsebseb> zer0x: uhmm
[23:57] <zer0x> ok, I am talking to myself :)
[23:57] <zer0x> sebsebseb: doh
[23:57] <sebsebseb> zer0x: Arch is not an easy distro  to use
[23:57] <adubz> sun java runtime where is it located
[23:57] <adubz> i need to tell an app to point to its binary
[23:57] <Jordan_U> ethana3: I don't understand your question.
[23:57] <sebsebseb> zer0x: with Arch you would have to spend quite awhile getting it set up, before you can actsaully use it
[23:57] <Glacerz> anyone even know where I can get Gstream mplex package? I need it to burn movie file I get error saying I need that plugin
[23:58] <ethana3> Jordan_U: I changed that file and updated grub, all the entries are the same as before
[23:58] <dbum> adubz: jre in synaptic
[23:58] <davidov009> Is there a way to force a 64-bit compatible system down to a 32-bit install on Ubuntu 10.04?
[23:58] <zer0x> sebsebseb: nope, not compared to ubuntu at least, but pulse would be at my discretion!
[23:58] <sebsebseb> zer0x: don't go Arch, because of a pule audio issue!
[23:58] <adubz> dbum i mena where is it at on my linux box i need to have a file open it and its not in menu
[23:58] <adubz> i updated menu but not there i know its installed
[23:58] <skierpage> The Kubuntu ethernet systray thing shows an unplugged cable and tooltip says "Network Management disabled".  Hmm.
[23:58] <Jordan_U> ethana3: Could you pastebin your /etc/default/grub and your /boot/grub/grub.cfg ?
[23:58] <sebsebseb> zer0x: you have to enable basic things in Arch,  that most distro's have by default
[23:58] <Loshki> sebsebseb: zer0x: doesn't Arch use pulseaudio too?
[23:58] <dbum> It doen't add a link in the menu.... you have to open from terminal
[23:58] <bastidrazor> !java > venik212   you'll need to enable the partner repository
[23:59] <adubz> dbum
[23:59] <adubz> whats the command to open it
[23:59] <jesi> bastidrazor: I think Ubuntu is very different from Xubuntu. How can I change to Xubuntu channel?
[23:59] <ethana3> Jordan_U: it may take me a while to figure out how to do it from the command line again
[23:59] <skierpage> zer0x, FWIW I was able to remove all traces of Pulseaudio using packagekit.
[23:59] <zer0x> sebsebseb: thats fine, I just would rather have nice friendly ubuntu. I don't believe so, I would imagine you configure the sound system manually..
[23:59] <Jordan_U> !pastebinit | ethana3
[23:59] <dbum> adubz: I'm not totally sure..... I think it's just java filename
[23:59] <ethana3> Jordan_U: I've used pastebinit, is it in universe now?
[23:59] <sebsebseb> zer0x: the two distros I mentioned earlier, you should try