[00:00] <|Night_Elf|> Moral_: does that happen when you fo to 'safe mode' or single user ?
[00:00] <azolap> does booting from cd use the hard drive? if i get DRDY ERR when trying to boot from the ubuntu livecd is there anything else i can do to recover files on the hard disk ?
[00:00] <|Night_Elf|> go*
[00:00] <LjL> DjDark: opinions channel?
[00:00] <onetinsoldier> DjDark: ubuntu-offtopic
[00:00] <onetinsoldier> probably
[00:00] <Moral_> |Night_Elf|, I havent tried yet, I'm going to reboot now and do that.
[00:00] <quark2> Enter text here...greetings, i have a ubuntu live question involving hfs+ parition
[00:00] <linuxmonster> DjDark,  #wedontcare lol
[00:00] <DjDark> offtopic :) ty
[00:00] <DjDark> lol
[00:00] <onetinsoldier> yw
[00:00] <|Night_Elf|> Moral_: it could be some driver. It's a guess though
[00:01] <q0s> why can't i hide partitions with a udev rule anymore?
[00:01] <sakis> ubunto mania
[00:01] <quark2> When i go to disk manager the mac hard drive shows up, also in gparted it shows up and even shows that sdb2 is hfs+ but in devices it only shows sdb1 and sdb no sdb2 when i try mount /dev/sdb2 says device cannot be found
[00:01] <|Night_Elf|> so. Now that 10.04 doesn't have PCSX, what remains to use as a playstation emulator ?
[00:02] <LjL> |Night_Elf|, it's quite likely that you could manually install the package from an older version (not guaranteed, just likely), though
[00:02] <|Night_Elf|> I have run ePCSXe for windows via wine, but it was unstable
[00:02] <linuxmonster> |Night_Elf|,  google I think maybe your best friend
[00:02] <|Night_Elf|> ePSXe was it called i think
[00:02] <quark2> anyone have any ideas on this mount issue?
[00:03] <Moral_> |Night_Elf|, Recovery mode into "normal boot" seems to be working, Ill take a loot at dmesg and var/logs etc
[00:03] <Guest1> hello, can some1 plz help me????
[00:03] <Moral_> Guest1, what's your question.
[00:04] <|Night_Elf|> Moral_: yea do that. And see what fails. Ask around how to disable the splash screen too so you will see the boot messages as they happeen
[00:04] <Guest1> When i attempt to stream video on sites like hulu.com , my system all of a sudden shuts down
[00:04] <|Night_Elf|> Moral_: and see what's the last line that hangs (you can see the Debian in me .... )
[00:04] <Moral_> |Night_Elf|, yeah, gonna remove the splash screen now. Thanks for the help.
[00:04] <aussie114> |Night_Elf|: http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/psx/ this page lists PS1 emus
[00:04] <Moral_> Guest1, it could be over heating
[00:04] <linuxmonster> you in the USA Guest1 ? I know in canada unless u want to use a proxy I cant even get a thing from hulu
[00:04] <Moral_> Guest1, take a look at /var/log/messages
[00:05] <linuxmonster> which really sucks
[00:05] <|Night_Elf|> aussie114: LjL: linuxmonster: thanks for the help with PSX emus guys. But i really love those games :)
[00:05] <Guest1> yes monster i m in us
[00:05] <merma> how do I add the audio volume slider in the gnome panel? I tried adding an applet but it isn't there :/
[00:05] <Guest1> moral, it only shuts down when i stream video
[00:06] <Moral_> merma, gnome-volume-control &
[00:06] <Moral_> should start it up
[00:06] <Guest1> i do feel the heat from dual core processor but it runs ok. it shuts down 5 minutes after i stream video
[00:06] <merma> aight
[00:06] <quark2> anyone know how to solve this mount issue...under gparted drive shows up with a partition of HFS+ file type in sdb2 but in dev it is not there and i cannot mount it using mount /dev/sdb2...any way to repair the partition table and mount this thing? w.o loosing data
[00:06] <Moral_> HFS what OS uses that?
[00:07] <mbrproblem10>  henkpostma: so the command would be "dd if=Home/Desktop/mbr/mbr.bin of=dev/sda"   is that correct?
[00:07] <wildbat> quark2, try testdisk
[00:07] <scottj> How does one enable/disable an external monitor on laptop+nvidia via command line? (tired of launching nvidia config GUI every time I plugin an external monitor)
[00:08] <quark2> Mac OS
[00:08] <mbrproblem10> just be careful with testdisk!
[00:08] <merma> Moral_, it opens the sound settings window, not the applet :/
[00:08] <Moral_> merma, yeah once I told you that I remembered that.
[00:08] <Moral_> merma, gimme 1 sec to type it up.
[00:08] <merma> k
[00:09] <kewlioo> can someone help me with connecting to my windows netshares
[00:09] <Dizkonnekted> hello room, im using 9.10, ive had a look through the forums and tried some suggestions there and found that enabling KMS solved my ATI RADEON 9200 (pci) problem i was having, but then it stopped working for no apparent reason, anyone able to help?
[00:09] <Moral_> merma, you using 9.10?
[00:09] <merma> Moral_, 10.04
[00:09] <linuxmonster> Okay Plauyoffs are strting, Have a wonderfull weekend everyone
[00:09] <Moral_> merma, k 1 sec
[00:09] <mbrproblem10> henkpostma:  ?
[00:09] <q0s> why can't i hide partitions with a udev rule anymore in lucid?
[00:09] <azolap> does booting from cd use the hard drive? if i get DRDY ERR when trying to boot from the ubuntu livecd is there anything else i can do to recover files on the hard disk ?
[00:09] <Theravadan> update-rc.d postgresql-8.4 defaults gives me "System start/stop links for /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.4 already exist" yet postgres doesnt start when I boot up
[00:10] <toolbear> i've been getting "unable to copy .Xauthority" problems, and i checked my home directory, and i don't even have this file at all (yep, "show hidden files" is turned on).  now what?
[00:10] <Moral_> Dizkonnekted, sounds like driver issues, ATI linux drivers suck.
[00:10] <Moral_> merma, usually, you just right click "add to panel" then go to sound, but I dont see it either.... lemme search around a bit
[00:11] <Theravadan> nvm that's why: his error usually means that PostgreSQL's request for a shared memory segment exceeded your kernel's SHMMAX parameter.   .. d'oh, gonna tune postgres down
[00:11] <merma> yeah I know it's odd
[00:11] <quark2> anyone?
[00:11] <Dizkonnekted> Moral_ , agreed, but its all i have my nvidia went down :|
[00:11] <Moral_> Dizkonnekted, so what's exactly happening?
[00:11] <matthewfl> how can I make a Bluetooth device look like a serial device
[00:12] <merma> Moral_, i think it's gnome-volume-control-applet
[00:12] <Moral_> merma, yea im searching for it, I tried gnome-volume-applet
[00:12] <NET||abuse> hm, trying to get an old game to run on my laptop, x-com apoc, awsome classic... anyway,, wine is no joy as i'm on 64bit, dosbox seems to be the recomended method,, never done this before,, anyone know where to start with it?
[00:12] <Moral_> merma, that's correct
[00:12] <NET||abuse> i installed dosbox from repos
[00:12] <wildbat> mbrproblem10, yes ~ may sure you have backup of your current mbr.
[00:12] <NET||abuse> what do i do to run the game / installer?
[00:13] <Moral_> merma, if you run that command does it open ?
[00:13] <henkpostma> mbrproblem10: if that's the path to your backup, then yes, that's the right command
[00:13] <merma> Moral_, no, I had to do /usr/bin/gnome-volume-control-applet
[00:13] <mbrproblem10> wildbat: I will give it a shot.
[00:13] <kewlioo> Can someone help me...Ubuntu 10.04's network shows the windows network, then I can click the home and it shows the other computers on the network, but however I then try to click on one of the computers to access the Netshres and get this error: Unable to mount location - Failed to retrieve share list from server
[00:13] <Dizkonnekted> Moral_, if i enable compiz and try rotating the cube my screen blacks out, xorg will randomly spike processor usage as well, even at idle
[00:13] <henkpostma> mbrproblem10: if it's not, dd will complain presumably
[00:13] <Moral_> merma, you didn't just type it into a terminal?
[00:13] <Moral_> Dizkonnekted, hmm
[00:13] <merma> Moral_, alt+f2
[00:14] <Moral_> Dizkonnekted, That's over my head.  Try asking on the forums, I am sorry.
[00:14] <matthewfl> anyone know how to get a Bluetooth device to register as a serial device
[00:14] <Moral_> merma, what you can do is start a terminal, type screen, then run the gnome-volume-control-applet   command then close the terminal and it will stay
[00:14] <Dizkonnekted> Moral_, no problems, thanks anyway - ill ask in channel again in a while
[00:14] <Moral_> Dizkonnekted, good idea.
[00:15] <merma> Moral_, cool didn't know about screen
[00:15] <velociostrich> I asked this awhile ago but didn't get a response, so here goes again: I'm using gnome and my menus are all messed up; when I try to add an item to a menu, it appears under _another_ menu as well, and if I delete the occurrence under the other menu, they both disappear. How can I fix this or re-configure my menus or something?
[00:15] <Moral_> merma, screen is super useful!
[00:15] <quark2> ok so in gparted i see /dev/sdb2 as an hfs+, mount command says it doesnt exist, any ideas?
[00:15] <Moral_> merma, you can run "man screen" to read more about it, if you'd like.
[00:15] <pietro10> Hi. How do  get Ubuntu (Wubi) to detect an external monitor connected on a laptop dock? It's not showing up in Mnitor Preferences.
[00:15] <NewWorld> velociostrich:  If you don't get a response again you should post in the forums
[00:16] <velociostrich> NewWorld: I might try that, but first I think I might try just re-installing whatever package handles the menus
[00:16] <NewWorld> Lol the GNOME package?
[00:16] <Moral_> pietro10, when I run video from my comp through HDMI to my TV i had to restart my computer.
[00:17] <pietro10> yeah here's the thing
[00:17] <|Night_Elf|> LjL: another thing I notice is that after installing the nVidia proprietary drivers in 10.04, the alternative mouse pointers don't work for me. It always remains the default one.
[00:17] <pietro10> when I have the laptop closed
[00:17] <onetinsoldier> the is a package simply called 'menu'
[00:17] <pietro10> it turns off the display AND the master display
[00:17] <pietro10> so I have to force the laptop to shut off
[00:17] <zeleftikam> my floppy disk problem... fd0: input/output error
[00:17] <kewlioo> Can someone help me...Ubuntu 10.04's network shows the windows network, then I can click the home and it shows the other computers on the network, but however I then try to click on one of the computers to access the Netshares and get this error: Unable to mount location - Failed to retrieve share list from server
[00:17] <zeleftikam> it's possible that my drive is bad, i've never used it before, how can i know?
[00:17] <kewlioo> can someone please help me
[00:17] <Dizkonnekted> |Night_Elf|, in order for new mouse pointers to show up, ive often had t log out and back in again
[00:18] <faron1> is there a way to open a tab that you have open in another window,in another window ? ?
[00:18] <Moral_> kewlioo, You should get samba
[00:18] <|Night_Elf|> Dizkonnekted: oh, I'll try that then. Thanks for the hint. doing that now
[00:18] <BluesKaj> kewlioo, I  asked you over at #kubuntu
[00:18] <onetinsoldier> zeleftikam: you'd have to run smartmontools
[00:19] <Moral_> pietro10, I know in the power management settings you can change what happens when the screen is closed, you might want to mess with those.
[00:19] <Alloeishus> Im new to Ubunto but not Nix. I have found the terminal program but it doesnt run as root. I am used to _not_ having to type sudo for root commands, where is the 'root terminal' in Ubuntu?
[00:19] <Dizkonnekted> |Night_Elf|, no problem, hope it helps, it doesnt happen in real time like the rest of the theming options lol
[00:19] <BluesKaj> kewlioo, install smbclient
[00:19] <Moral_> Alloeishus, you can do sudo su, or sudo -i
[00:19] <onetinsoldier> velociostrich: don't know if it would help you or not, but there is a package simply called 'menu'
[00:19] <pietro10> Moral_: no I mean when I start it up with the laptop screen closed
[00:20] <pietro10> the dock will set the display to the external one
[00:20] <Alloeishus> Moral awesome worked like a charm. Thanks
[00:20] <Punza81> Hi all, I'm in need of assistance
[00:20] <Moral_> Alloeishus, anytime.
[00:20] <pietro10> I choose ubuntu in grub, it flashes for a bit, and then both screens die
[00:20] <Moral_> Panza shoot.
[00:20] <azolap> does booting from cd use the hard drive? if i get DRDY ERR when trying to boot from the ubuntu livecd is there anything else i can do to recover files on the hard disk ?
[00:20] <|Night_Elf|> Dizkonnekted: it has always been in realtime for me before. Just with 10.04 I'm having it. Anyway, logging out and back in soon
[00:20] <velociostrich> onetinsoldier: I might try that, thanks
[00:21] <Moral_> pietro10, sounds like it's dying right when X starts. I suck with X so I Cant help. You can ask on the forum or hang around here and ask later and see if anyone else can assit you.
[00:21] <Punza81> I have a pc with ubuntu linux on it.
[00:21] <NewWorld> azolap:  I remember successfully running Ubuntu LiveCD on a machine with no  HDD
[00:21] <onetinsoldier> velociostrich: you're welcome
[00:21] <pietro10> eh
[00:21] <ralas> zeleftikam: yes run smartmontools.  smartctl -a /dev/sd[]  it is totally possible that a brand new drive is faulty.
[00:21] <Punza81> and I have purchased an asus pce-n13 pci-express adaptor
[00:21] <kewlioo> Can someone help me...Ubuntu 10.04's network shows the windows network, then I can click the home and it shows the other computers on the network, but however I then try to click on one of the computers to access the Netshres and get this error: Unable to mount location - Failed to retrieve share list from server
[00:21] <NewWorld> Punza81:  Keep to one line
[00:21] <velociostrich> onetinsoldier: ah, that's not it; 'menu' is for creating menus for other window managers
[00:21] <BitEncrypt> what does this mean...You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver.  Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[00:22] <Punza81> and it does come with a driver
[00:22] <velociostrich> onetinsoldier: it's alacarte that edits the menus; I might try looking for configuration files
[00:22] <Punza81> but I have never installed a driver
[00:22] <NewWorld> !enter | Punza81
[00:22] <onetinsoldier> velociostrich: oh, roger. well, i thought it perhaps was worth a look
[00:22] <Punza81> sorry
[00:22] <azolap> NewWorld .. on the ubuntu installation disk i am choosing "Run ubuntu with no changes to your computer" .. is this the correct option for livecd ?
[00:23] <onetinsoldier> azolap: yes
[00:23] <NewWorld> azolap:  Yeh, that sounds right
[00:23] <Dizkonnekted> azolap,  yes
[00:23] <Moral_> Punza81, most websites that have drivers for linux will tell you how to install it, or it will automatically install it.
[00:23] <velociostrich> onetinsoldier: I found a section in the GNOME System Administration Guide on menus that looks promising... thanks for the help anyways
[00:23] <azolap> ok well then why is it giving me DRDY ERR if it doesn't use the hard disk?
[00:23] <azolap> when i try to run the livecd
[00:23] <velociostrich> azolap: "run ubuntu with no changes to your computer" just doesn't install it
[00:23] <onetinsoldier> velociostrich: roger that. good luck!
[00:23] <velociostrich> so you can use it, but it won't change what's on your harddrive
[00:23] <Punza81> do you mind pointing me in the right direction
[00:23] <BitEncrypt> what does this mean...You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver.  Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server.
[00:24] <pietro10> okay here's another question
[00:24] <azolap> but if it doesn't neeed to use my hard drive why is it giving me DRDY ERR ?
[00:24] <daniel32708> Hello!  Do you guys know of a program for Ubuntu which can put a logo (authors name,etc) in pictures? I can do it with gimp but manually, pic by pic,  is there anything to do it automatically in a folder filled with photos?  thx!
[00:24] <pietro10> I'm in Network Settings > Wireless, but when I hit New I have to enter stuff
[00:24] <NET||abuse> wow, ok that was easier than i thought.
[00:24] <Dizkonnekted> azolap,  can you use the cd to boot another pc?
[00:24] <pietro10> Is there an autodetect button or something?
[00:24] <pietro10> this is a Dell Precision M6400
[00:24] <velociostrich> azolap: if you want to install, there's a tool to do that
[00:24] <henkpostma> daniel32708: imagemagick and the program 'convert' that comes with it
[00:24] <pietro10> and I have an AirPort built into my iMac for wireless networks
[00:24] <q0s> why can't i hide partitions with a udev rule anymore in lucid?
[00:24] <velociostrich> Punza81: it would've helped to say that it was a wireless networking adapter :)
[00:25] <velociostrich> Punza81: I had to google it
[00:25] <faron1> I have a tab open in one set of tabs within one window & I would like to open that same tab {all by itself} within another window without having to do copy & paste.Does anybody know if there is a shortcut {keyboard command} for this ??
[00:25] <Moral_> BitEncrypt, it means you have a nivida card and you're not using the nivida driver. It wants you to edit your X config so You can add the nivida driver then It wants you to restart X. X is your GUI.
[00:25] <velociostrich> Punza81: is your problem that it doesn't work?
[00:25] <|Night_Elf|> ok. The mouse pointer works ok when disabling desktop effects and setting them to None. The other two options, Norm<
[00:25] <azolap> Dizkonnekted yes i can use this cd to boot another pc but not my laptop which is messed up. i just want to recover the files on the hdd by booting into livecd or something
[00:25] <|Night_Elf|> ok. The mouse pointer works ok when disabling desktop effects and setting them to None. The other two options, Normal and Extra, dont work
[00:25] <azolap> velociostrich no i don't want to install ubuntu,i already have it installed but i can't boot it. i also can't boot the livecd
[00:26] <matthewfl> I need some help getting a Bluetooth device to register as a serial device
[00:26] <BitEncrypt> how would i do this
[00:26] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, be sure your laptop is actually booting from the cd, check the boot options
[00:26] <velociostrich> azolap: as for not being able to boot to the livecd, you could go into your bios and set the boot order
[00:26] <zeleftikam> for all you RAID people: Can I pull a RAID5 disk out while Ubuntu is running and be fine? LSI MegaRAID SCSIU320
[00:26] <acerimmer_> gopa: private?
[00:26] <daniel32708> henkpostma: thx friend!
[00:26] <Punza81> velociostric: have struggled to do this re this wireless card
[00:27] <velociostrich> azolap: that is, you have to specify for your comp to try booting from a cd before your HD
[00:27] <azolap> Dizkonnekted  but it gives me the cd menu.. i.e "Run without changes to computer" "Boot from first disk" etc so it must be loading from the cd
[00:27] <Punza81> eg. I was on www.linux-drivers.org
[00:27] <|Night_Elf|> It was metioned elsewhere too that for some reason, the combination compiz/ubuntu10.04/nvidia  chokes sometimes for small things.
[00:27] <azolap> velociostrich CD is set as my first boot option
[00:27] <Moral_> zeleftikam, I believe so, you can hot swap, but I would get a second opinion.
[00:27] <velociostrich> Punza81: that might not have been a good purchase; I really don't know if you could even get it to work
[00:27] <velociostrich> azolap: I don't know what to say then
[00:27] <switch10_> zeleftikam: yes, but it is tricky to refresh the drives.  I have to log out and log back in...
[00:27] <azolap> :(
[00:27] <Punza81> and typed in my model name. No deal
[00:28] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, and its only after this menu appears your getting the notice about the hdd? or just before?
[00:28] <velociostrich> Punza81: that is, there's a lot of RTL818x-based cards that have support in the kernel
[00:28] <zeleftikam> Moral_>> switch10_ >> yeah I don't want to corrupt the fs or crash the drive
[00:28] <zeleftikam> but i would like to simulate a filure
[00:28] <zeleftikam> failure
[00:29] <velociostrich> Punza81: actually, I just googled for your card and it says that there is a driver on the CD
[00:29] <onetinsoldier> |Night_Elf|: do the compositing and 3d effects work ok when you enable them? is this just a problem with your mouse cursor only when they're enabled?
[00:29] <velociostrich> Punza81: try looking for it
[00:29] <Moral_> zeleftikam, I don't really feel safe telling you to go ahead and do it, You should ask on the forums.
[00:29] <|Night_Elf|> zeleftikam: I have tried pulling out one disk out of two in a DL380 with raid1 mirroring. All went fine. Haven't tried in raid5
[00:29] <zeleftikam> i think i'm going to try it
[00:29] <zeleftikam> i have backups
[00:29] <switch10_> zeleftikam: I use it for testing/wiping drives only.
[00:30] <|Night_Elf|> onetinsoldier: the effects work all right, as far as i can see. But the mouse pointer just doesn't
[00:30] <azolap> Dizkonnekted it's only after the menu has appeared and after i have selected "try ubuntu without any changes to your computer" .. after i choose this option i gett he ubuntu loading screen for a minute or so, then a black screen with a load of DRDY ERR errors
[00:30] <zeleftikam> here it goes!
[00:30] <Punza81> There is, I just don't have confidence to install it.
[00:30] <Punza81> using the console
[00:30] <velociostrich> Punza81: do you know how to navigate the filesystem using the console?
[00:30] <|Night_Elf|> i hope we don't see now zeleftikam: connection timed out
[00:31] <Punza81> yes I do
[00:31] <velociostrich> Punza81: moreover, what file extension does the file have on the CD?
[00:31] <onetinsoldier> |Night_Elf|: perhaps you need to enable Software mouse cursor for Xorg (x-windows). it's some kind of option you have to put to xorg.conf file i think
[00:31] <velociostrich> Punza81: if it's a .run file, then you probably just have to 'cd' to wherever the cd is and type './driver.run' or w/e it's called
[00:31] <|Night_Elf|> onetinsoldier: does ubuntu have an xorg.conf ? To what i know, it doesn't
[00:32] <Punza81> on the cd it's a tgz file
[00:32] <onetinsoldier> |Night_Elf|: it will if you've installed and enabled the proprietary nvidia driver
[00:32] <velociostrich> Punza81: for that, you'll have to copy it to your harddrive and extract it
[00:32] <velociostrich> Punza81: you can just do that in the file browser
[00:33] <Punza81> done, extracted on desktop
[00:33] <velociostrich> Punza81: what was in it?
[00:33] <zeleftikam> i pulled out one of three disks in a RAID 5 array on my server, it did not crash and everything appeared to go on working as if nothing happened. the RAID card sounded a loud-ass alarm though, haha. NOW YOU KNOW!!
[00:33] <onetinsoldier> |Night_Elf|: see if you have the file --> ls -l /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[00:33] <|Night_Elf|> onetinsoldier: i see it. An extremely small and basic one. Ok i'll do some searching now. thanks for this
[00:33] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, can i assume that your HDD is not bootable at all, or it boots just fine
[00:33] <onetinsoldier> |Night_Elf|: sure. good luck
[00:33] <Guest41938> Ubuntu 9.10 usb question:  how can the automounter be configured to mount USB flash drives read-write?  All USB flash drives appear to be mounted as read-only filesystems.  I've tried the same flash drive on a Mac and PC and it is read-write.
[00:34] <Punza81> I have changed directory into the folder
[00:34] <velociostrich> Punza81: yes, but what's in it? type 'ls' (without the quotes)
[00:34] <Punza81> there are the files.. eg makefile
[00:34] <velociostrich> Punza81: oh, well then you'll have to compile it
[00:34] <azolap> Dizkonnekted no you see i dropped the laptop a couple of days ago. after i dropped it it worked fine for a few hours (i was on windows at the time) and so i assumed it was OK. then the next day i tried to start up the laptop and couldn't boot either windows or ubuntu
[00:34] <velociostrich> Punza81: there should be a file that says like "INSTALL" or something; you can read that for specific instructions
[00:35] <Punza81> I've never successfully compiled anything in my life
[00:35] <velociostrich> Punza81: well I'll help you out
[00:35] <azolap> will running "check disc for defects" help ?
[00:35] <Punza81> please! :)
[00:35] <velociostrich> Punza81: start by reading the INSTALL file (if there is one)
[00:35] <velociostrich> Punza81: it should be just as easy as typing './configure' then 'make' then 'sudo make install', but it might not be
[00:35] <Punza81> there is a file amed Readme_STA
[00:35] <velociostrich> read that
[00:35] <daemonTW> it's pretty easy Punza81
[00:36] <callowayj> has anyone every installed Lotus Notes on Ubuntu?
[00:36] <Punza81> for me it's rocket science :)
[00:36] <velociostrich> Punza81: you'll probably have to install some development headers from the package manager
[00:36] <VanCiper> hello
[00:37] <rovar> hey all, I have a rather interesting question...  I set up a usb key to install  desktop-amd64.  I can start the installer just fine but when it gets to "scan hard drives for an installer ISO image"  it fails saying it can't read from my cdrom
[00:37] <VanCiper> Does anyone know how to change the login screen for ubuntu lucid
[00:37] <rovar> i can open the shell... and the iso I want is  in /hd-media
[00:37] <q0s> why can't i hide partitions with a udev rule anymore in lucid?
[00:37] <rovar> but I can't convince the installer to look there.. any ideas?
[00:37] <Punza81> ok which ones
[00:37] <daemonTW> rovar, try mounting the iso image
[00:37] <Punza81> how do i find this out?
[00:37] <velociostrich> VanCiper: if it uses the new version of gdm, you probably can't
[00:37] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, unfortunately i think your HDD is damaged, can you tell during the boot process if the HDD even spins up?
[00:38] <velociostrich> Punza81: does it tell you to run configure?
[00:38] <rovar> daemonTW,  ah.. i'll give that a try, thanks.
[00:38] <velociostrich> Punza81: because if it does, run that, then it'll tell you what you need to install
[00:38] <daemonTW> tell me if it works.. someone in here had this problem earlier but i did not hear if it worked for him
[00:39] <Punza81> no
[00:39] <rovar> oh wait a it.
[00:39] <Punza81> there is only a makefile
[00:39] <velociostrich> no configuration file?
[00:39] <velociostrich> hrm
[00:39] <pietro10> Okay
[00:39] <velociostrich> just try running make then
[00:39] <velociostrich> see what it says
[00:39] <rovar> /dev/loop0 is already mounted as /cdrom and it appears to be the iso image
[00:39] <pietro10> I right clicked on the wireless icon in the top menubar and checked Enable Networking, but Wireless is disable and I can't enable it. what's going on?
[00:39] <Punza81> sudo make?
[00:39] <onetinsoldier> no.. just make
[00:39] <velociostrich> Punza81: no, just make
[00:39] <rovar> is there a way to tell what image the installer is looking for?
[00:40] <rovar> I made sure to use amd64 images..
[00:40] <velociostrich> Punza81: you only need 'sudo' for when you're trying to install, typically
[00:40] <VanCiper> ping
[00:40] <rovar> for the img and the iso
[00:40] <velociostrich> Punza81: sudo just elevates your privileges so you can perform administrative functions
[00:40] <Punza81> the make has finished with an error
[00:40] <azolap> Dizkonnekted i'm not sure.. how can i tell that?  hmm i just selected the "check disc for defects" option  on the ubuntu cd menu. it got some errors at first saying "I/O error on device sda6 logical block __" then it ran some checks and said "Check finished: no errors found"
[00:40] <pietro10> ...
[00:40] <velociostrich> Punza81: copy the error to a pastebin so I can see it
[00:40] <pietro10> Would that be why it's not working? I'm using amd64 10.04 from Wubi
[00:41] <Punza81> umm it's not on this computer
[00:41] <Punza81> this is a laptop
[00:41] <rovar> maybe it's not the iso
[00:41] <velociostrich> Punza81: go to http://pastebin.com/ and copy and paste the error
[00:41] <Punza81> I don't have internet acess
[00:41] <azolap> and it said things like "Checking ./wubi.exe...OK" so i guess the hard drive is working ?
[00:41] <velociostrich> Punza81: oh
[00:41] <onetinsoldier> Punza81: any line that say 'no such file or directory'?
[00:41] <dodo3773> test
[00:42] <repsol> Hi all I just installed 10.4 can somebody tell me how to get the compiz manager installed
[00:42] <repsol> I want to get the cubes working
[00:42] <Punza81> i'll try and type it. give me 1 second
[00:42] <CaptainTrek> why does firefox open up firefox and firefox-bin?
[00:43] <repsol> The wobbly windows are working already so my drivers are all good just whatever I install the cube isn't installed
[00:43] <christos> repsol you still need to know?
[00:43] <rovar> arg.. yes.. so the iso I need is mounted at /cdrom, it seems to be intact.. I will try installing from the command line to see what the installer is really after.
[00:43] <repsol> ya
[00:43] <velociostrich> CaptainTrek: firefox is probably just a starter script and firefox-bin is the actual binary
[00:43] <repsol> rovar, yes please
[00:43] <pietro10> ~wireless
[00:43] <nezo> hi
[00:43] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, during the boot process when you 1st power the laptop is when the drive spins up and the bios checks the boot order etc, are you comfortable with removing parts from your laptop,?
[00:44] <christos> repsol udo aptitude install compizconfig-settings-manager
[00:44] <pietro10> guess ubottu doesn't have one
[00:44] <repsol> christos, thanks
[00:44] <CaptainTrek> pietro10:  its triggers are ! not ~
[00:44] <rovar> doesn't the installer keep debug logs? wouldn't it say there?
[00:44] <christos> repsol sudo aptitude install compizconfig-settings-manager
[00:44] <CaptainTrek> !wireless > pietro10
[00:44] <christos> sorry i did an typo lol
[00:44] <pietro10> thanks
[00:44] <pietro10> =P
[00:47] <pietro10> okay networking is not my forte and I don't get what ubotu is linking me to
[00:47] <pietro10> All I know is that when I right click the networking icon I can't Enable Wireless
[00:47] <Punza81> http://pastebin.com/tJQWbmbY
[00:47] <Dizkonnekted> hello room, im using 9.10, ive had a look through the forums and tried some suggestions there and found that enabling KMS solved my ATI RADEON 9200 (pci) problem i was having, but then it stopped working for no apparent reason, anyone able to help?
[00:47] <Punza81> that link is around about the error message
[00:47] <Punza81> there was a permission denied as well earlier
[00:48] <azolap> Dizkonnekted well i can remove the casing of the laptop so i can see the harddrive and everything.. what is it you think i should do? by the way if i don't have a cd in the cd drive it will go to the grub bootloader and give me the option for windows or linux.. so doesn't that mean the hard disk is working?
[00:48] <velociostrich> Punza81: it looks like they've rolled the installation part into the makefile
[00:48] <velociostrich> Punza81: then you should try running it with sudo
[00:48] <velociostrich> Punza81: so do sudo make
[00:48] <christos> i have like 80-90 cpu ussage why is that?
[00:49] <Moral_> pietro10, do you have a wireless card, that's supported.
[00:49] <velociostrich> christos: what kind of hardware do you have? cpu wise, that is
[00:49] <rovar> repsol,  do you know where to look for the installer debug logs?
[00:49] <christos> amd 64 bit 3200+ 2.0GHZ
[00:49] <rovar> i summed the iso on the key with the original, they're the same
[00:49] <christos> 1 gig of ram
[00:49] <pietro10> Moral_: hold on
[00:49] <LinuX2half> Hi
[00:49] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, yes it does if you are dual booting, will it allow you to boot fully into ubuntu or windows?
[00:49] <repsol> rovar I can find out
[00:50] <velociostrich> christos: oooh, you shouldn't be getting that much usage with that hardware -- open up the system monitor, go to processes, and  arrange the processes by CPU usage
[00:50] <velociostrich> and see which one is eating it up
[00:50] <Punza81> one moment I'll get an exact copy and paste
[00:50] <christos> oh compiz
[00:50] <christos> is running
[00:50] <christos> 31%
[00:50] <christos> 78%
[00:50] <christos> thats the only one running high
[00:51] <repsol> rovar, try /var/log/debug
[00:51] <Dizkonnekted> christos, you using an Ati Radeon card?
[00:51] <christos> yeah
[00:51] <rovar> repsol, I'm pretty sure there wasn't a debug in /var/log when I checked, but I'll look again
[00:51] <Dizkonnekted> christos, what model?
[00:51] <christos> ati x800gto
[00:51] <repsol> I just checked and I have one
[00:51] <sidney> hi
[00:51] <Punza81> http://pastebin.com/GnwQvKhU
[00:52] <Punza81> that's the exact print out.
[00:52] <sidney> whats up?
[00:52] <LinuX2half> Why when I install Ubuntu, using wubi, it installed on the location /dev/loop0
[00:52] <Punza81> I was able to put it on the portable hard drive and
[00:52] <Punza81> transfer it
[00:52] <LinuX2half> Its not actually installed in the hard drive.
[00:52] <christos> Dizkonnekted x800gto
[00:52] <Viking667> hey all.
[00:52] <Punza81> the text file that is
[00:53] <azolap> Dizkonnekted no, windows just stalls on the windows 7 loading screen indefinitely... and ubuntu gives me the DRDY ERR if i try to boot it.
[00:53] <repsol> rovar, debug is a file in /var/log  "cd /var/log"
[00:53] <rovar> repsol, sure
[00:53] <velociostrich> Punza81: oh wow they appear to have given you a broken driver
[00:53] <sidney> pointless
[00:53] <repsol> rovar, ls -la debug
[00:53] <Dizkonnekted> christos, im not sure about the protocol in channel about posting forum or wiki links, so send me a PM and ill pass you 2 links i think might help you
[00:53] <velociostrich> Punza81: there's actually errors in the code
[00:53] <rovar> im just saying that when I ls'd /var/log all i saw was syslog
[00:53] <rovar> but I'm restarting the install.. so I'll see.
[00:53] <azolap> Dizkonnekted i just managed to boot the ubuntu livecd for the first time.. i don't know why but it worked this time (maybe to do with running the defect check?)
[00:54] <Viking667> hm. How do I set a "RealTime" priority on a process?
[00:54] <repsol> It is amazing how fast this channel is
[00:54] <azolap> so i am logged in as user ubuntu. but is there a way i can access my files on the hd?
[00:54] <Viking667> I'd like ideally for it to listen to me no matter what else is going on in the machine.
[00:54] <velociostrich> Punza81: if you can find out what the chipset is, you might be able to, say, go to the manufacturer's website and get newer source; otherwise, there might actually be support for it already on your system, and you just have to start it manually
[00:54] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, yes there is, try checking the disk for errors
[00:54] <Typos_King> azolap:   try to mount the partitions :), using the file manager
[00:54] <pietro10> Moral_: I don't see my card in the list
[00:54] <Viking667> I'm ssh'd into a machine, and I'm running screen, with top running inside a screen-spawned shell.
[00:54] <pietro10> Dell Wireless 1397
[00:54] <Punza81> how would I do that?
[00:55] <velociostrich> Punza81: know what, you might be able to find that by running lspci -k and seeing the output; although I don't know if it would show PCI-E devices, too
[00:55] <Punza81> start it manually in case
[00:55] <pietro10> though if it's the same as
[00:55] <pietro10>  DW1390 - Wireless 1390 - WLAN (802.11g) ExpressCard
[00:55] <pietro10> then it isn't supported :|
[00:55] <pietro10> guess I have to plug in the ethernet cable to do this
[00:55] <Typos_King> azolap:    btw, DRDY ERR type errors are usually spit out  by libata module meaning, the HD is going south or has a few bad sectors already, you can always run a live-cd with utils to do a S.M.A.R.T check on it if you wish :)
[00:55] <velociostrich> "start it manually"?
[00:55] <christos> Dizkonnekted i sent you a pkm
[00:55] <christos> pm
[00:56] <Typos_King> a pkm? hhee
[00:56] <Viking667> but if there's SMART errors already, then you're better off replacing the drive after you back up the data.
[00:56] <Typos_King> a privately koncealed msg? :P
[00:56] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, try something like: sudo e2fsck -c /dev/sda5 or whichever letter your faulty hdd is
[00:56] <Dizkonnekted> christos, ok thanks ill get you the links now
[00:56] <Punza81> lspci -k did not work
[00:57] <christos> ok thanks
[00:57] <repsol> rovar, did you find it?
[00:57] <Punza81> did not find my device I should say'
[00:57] <azolap> Dizkonnekted how can i check the disk for errors? Typos_King i tried to mount the WINDOWS volume (cause i want to get my files from windows) but it said "unable to mount location - did not receive a reply"
[00:57] <velociostrich> Punza81: hrm... I don't know what else you could do besides googling for linux support for the thing
[00:58] <vitamin-carrot> azolap: when did you start having issues with your windows hdd?
[00:58] <rovar> repsol, i tried to start  "expert install" but it seems to have hung while loading the image
[00:58] <Punza81> does the output suggest I'm missing any compilers?
[00:58] <vitamin-carrot> azolap: after ubuntu install?
[00:59] <velociostrich> Punza81: no, you have the compilers installed allright, they just throw errors because there's errors in the code
[00:59] <azolap> vitamin-carrot i dropped my laptop a couple of days ago and have been unable to boot into windows or linux since then.. i am running a livecd now
[00:59] <Typos_King> azolap:    for the *nix partition, you can do a 'disk check' as Dizkonnekted already suggested, -> sudo e2fsck -c /dev/YOURINSTALLHERE; as far as doing it on win7, I'd suggest you get something like Hiren's boot cd, [ http://www.hirensbootcd.net/ ] which has a bunch of disk checkers youu can run from a live-cd session
[00:59] <KevinM> Where can I find the command that a ubuntu package was compiled into a binary with?
[01:00] <wildbat> !make | KevinM
[01:00] <Viking667> that's ... check out debmake
[01:00] <vitamin-carrot> azolap: did you check to make sure the hdd in the laptop is connected corrctly?
[01:00] <ki0sx> Can someone point me in the direction of how to fix file shares after upgrading to 10.04?  It was working perfectly before upgrade.
[01:00] <Punza81> ok
[01:00] <azolap> oh ok  thanks Typos_King, i'll try that on the linux partition. will this e2fschk command not touch my windows partition at all then?
[01:00] <Punza81> well Thanks for your help anyway
[01:01] <Punza81> I'll keep trying
[01:01] <velociostrich> Punza81: you might be in luck -- I downloaded the driver from Asus's website
[01:01] <Viking667> azolap: it won't touch your windows drive
[01:01] <azolap> vitamin-carrot yes i took the casing off the laptop and checked the hard drive connections.. it was fully plugged in
[01:01] <azolap> it is only connected at once place right? because i couldn't take the hard drive out completely
[01:01] <velociostrich> Punza81: and I read the readme and it has the manufacturer of the chipset and the chipset name: rt2860sta.o/rt2860sta.ko and Ralink
[01:01] <Dizkonnekted> Typos_King, LOL thanks, azolap if you can check your ubuntu partition 1st youll be able to see if theres a bunch of errors on it
[01:01] <Sasquatch7> Anyone know how to open to separate windows, not tabs, in gedit?
[01:02] <ki0sx> azolap: it would be connected at the motherboard and the drive
[01:02] <velociostrich> Punza81: try going to Ralink's website and looking for rt2860sta
[01:02] <KevinM> wildbat, That tells me how to compile something, but I need to know what options a package was compiled with
[01:02] <Punza81> ok
[01:02] <paladaxar2> sometimes when i start up ubuntu 10.04 it looks like the GUI is from an older version...then if I restart a number of times, the normal GUI comes back
[01:03] <paladaxar2> anyone having this issue?
[01:03] <velociostrich> Punza81: I'm looking in the readme, and the instructions are actually quite lengthy
[01:03] <wildbat> KevinM, oh ~ i don't think you can
[01:03] <velociostrich> Punza81: it might be possible that you just missed a step and could make it work
[01:03] <Typos_King> azolap:     no, both checks are OS dependent, so each works for each filesystem :)
[01:03] <mophead> Hey everyone!  Just checking in to see if there are any updates re: flash problems in firefox.  Since updating to Lucid I can't get sound and some flash sites just don't work period.
[01:04] <KevinM> wildbat, aw. I was hoping to figure out if pure-ftpd-common/mysql was built with quota
[01:04] <CaptainTrek> mophead: reinstall flash
[01:04] <KevinM> looks like I'll just purge/remove and compile
[01:04] <mophead> so just sudo apt-get remove flash ?
[01:05] <mophead> then sudo apt-get install flash?
[01:05] <rovar> repsol, there is only syslog in /var/log
[01:05] <azolap> ok Typos_King, in file manager i can view my ubuntu filesystem.. when doing the e2fschk i'm not sure what the /dev/YOURINSTALLHERE should be. i can view the /dev/ folder in file manager but not sure what you mean for YOURINSTALLHERE
[01:05] <velociostrich> mophead: I don't think the package is called flash; the best way is to go to Applications->Ubuntu Software center and searching for "Adobe Flash Player"
[01:05] <functor> Hey, I am trying to set up two graphics cards (three monitors) with ubuntu. Do I have to take all the normal steps I did with other (not so friendly) distributions and download the nvidia drivers manually + edit xorg.conf?
[01:05] <julian_> I'm able to connect to the internet via wireless in gnome desktop, but I'm not able to do it in LXDE.  What can I do to fix that?
[01:06] <julian_> I'm using 10.04
[01:06] <functor> I noticed it downloads the actual nvidia drivers by itself... Does this mean there is an easier way?
[01:06] <mophead> I think I found it actually: is it flashplugin-installer ?
[01:06] <Docteh> julian_: run the program that you're using in gnome, in lxde?
[01:06] <velociostrich> functor: as far as drivers go, you could just go to System->Administration->Hardware Drivers
[01:06] <Punza81> which readme file are you reaading, the asus read me or the ralink one
[01:06] <julian_> Yes, I launch firefox and it can't connect.
[01:06] <velociostrich> Punza81: the one from Asus's site
[01:06] <Typos_King> azolap:     firstly, if your file manager can 'view' it, chances are is mounted, you don't use e2fsck on a mounted system, so, unmount it before using it, you want to know where YOURINSTALL is, just issue -> fdisk -l;  that'll tell you, it'll be /dev/sda1 or so
[01:06] <functor> velociostrich, yeah, I got the nvidia ones - but it only shows the one GPU in nvidia-settings
[01:07] <functor> I also have debian on this computer, and nvidia-settings shows both on it
[01:07] <velociostrich> functor: all I know is that you used to have to use Xinerama, but (if I recall correctly) that's no longer how you do it, so I don't know
[01:07] <rovar> hrrm.. anyone know where i can find debug logs for the command line installer? I'm trying to see specifically what file it was looking for from the .iso
[01:07] <rovar> because it can't find it (usb key)
[01:08] <k-rad> i haven't kept up with all the backup programs around, essentially i've got a router with a usb 2.0 disk drive support using dd-wrt, and i'd like to backup files to it by user/password access.  i'll be sharing the drive with my father
[01:08] <k-rad> i use ubuntu and would like a gui.  he uses windows and would need to backup too
[01:08] <functor> velociostrich, do you know how to get the "extended desktop" effect on a single GPU (two screens)? With twin-view, one monitor has a "hidden spot"
[01:08] <velociostrich> functor: no idea man :)
[01:08] <functor> :<
[01:09] <velociostrich> functor: lol perhaps that shouldn't have been a smiley from me
[01:09] <Typos_King> rovar:    apt-get you mean?
[01:09] <mophead> it claims to be removing adobe-flashplugin and installing flashplugin-installer.
[01:09] <Punza81> ok sure
[01:09] <rovar> Typos_King, no, the actuall ubuntu installer
[01:09] <rovar> I made a usb key out of the latest lucid iso and the amd64 img
[01:10] <azolap> Typos_King i'm a bit confused as to which is my ubuntu partition on the hard disk.. in file manager i have "88.2GB Media" and "Filesystem" .. both look like ubuntu installs :s
[01:10] <functor> velociostrich, apparently Xinerama is superceded to RandR
[01:10] <christos> sorry again linux crashed or something but everything froze i need help i have high cpu usage compiz is the problem i have an ati graphics card
[01:10] <Typos_King> azolap:   what did 'fdisk -l' say?   can you paste it to paste2.org?
[01:11] <azolap> fdisk -l said nothing
[01:11] <Punza81> would I have to do anything in the config.mk I wouldn't think so
[01:11] <mophead> Yay!  Okay, so what worked is this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9357196 Thanks everyone! Those of you who hang out here, try pointing anyone with firefox flash problem to this page.
[01:11] <rovar> I am going to try the iso from here: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/  instead of the one from the main page
[01:11] <azolap> i ran the command in terminal.. under ubuntu@ubuntu , was that correct?
[01:12] <onetinsoldier> azolap: try 'df -h'
[01:12] <velociostrich> functor: like I said, I don't know anything about running multiple monitors
[01:12] <velociostrich> functor: but now I might look into them
[01:12] <Typos_King> rovar:    try at /var/log/installer
[01:13] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, type sudo fdisk -l that will get you what you need
[01:13] <onetinsoldier> azolap: 'df -h' will show you something similar to this..   /dev/sdb1             4.4G  340M  3.8G   9% /
[01:13] <rovar> Typos_King,  that doesn't exist either.. just /var/log/syslog
[01:13] <rovar> that's from /
[01:13] <rovar> in the shell that it gives me
[01:13] <Typos_King> rovar:    /var/log/installer  is a folder with several logs, not a file
[01:13] <peyton_westlake> Anyone in here familiar with Nvidia X Server?
[01:14] <rovar> Typos_King,  when my install fails and I use the shell,  there is no such directory under /
[01:14] <chikatambun> anyone familiar with globus.toolkit
[01:14] <hiexpo> anyone got word when the getdeb repos will be back up
[01:14] <pietro10> okay so
[01:14] <pietro10> when I plug in my ethernet cable into the laptop
[01:14] <pietro10> it still won't connect
[01:15] <pietro10> the connection menu says Disconnected
[01:15] <christos> can anyone help me with high cpu usage im running an ati graphics card
[01:15] <azolap> ok Typos_King here it is: http://pastebin.com/gNJSepWN
[01:15] <Typos_King> rovar:   I'd expect that, I think those are done in the end of the whole process, so... sounds to me you got a funky .iso image or something is up with it, what would you need to fix?  for all we know it may be corrupted
[01:15] <hopeless8009> what is a good dock program
[01:15] <Punza81> velociostrich: any clues of what I need to add from the readme?
[01:15] <hiexpo> docky
[01:15] <pietro10> however
[01:16] <pietro10> in the Network Connections
[01:16] <pietro10> I see auto eth0
[01:16] <pietro10> what's going on now
[01:16] <FloodBot4> pietro10: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:16] <hiexpo> !flood
[01:16] <pietro10> it's not a flood >_>
[01:16] <rovar> Typos_King, I summed it and it's correct, but I suspect there is a mismatch between my img and the iso.. i'm trying a different iso now
[01:16] <nettoyeur25> MOON c'est quoi cela ???
[01:16] <rovar> summed it on the key itself, to make sure it copied correctly
[01:16] <Typos_King> azolap:     .... df -h isn't saying much on that, I thought you were going to paste 'fdisk -l' :|
[01:17] <velociostrich> Punza81: well, I looked at the instructions and some of them have already been performed on the code; it looks like the code is just broken, but there's newer versions of the drivers on Ralink's site
[01:17] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, is your network cable plugged into something at the other end, like a router
[01:17] <Typos_King> rovar:   how did you know is correct?
[01:17] <pietro10> Dizkonnekted: connected into the modem
[01:17] <pietro10> it's cable
[01:17] <Typos_King> !fr | nettoyeur25
[01:17] <Punza81> ok I'll try and get the ralink one on my system
[01:17] <velociostrich> Punza81: fourth one from the top from here: http://www.ralinktech.com/support.php?s=2
[01:17] <nettoyeur25> serai je abusé ? personne parlant Français ici ?
[01:17] <christos> dizkonnekted sorry it froze and i had to hard reboot
[01:18] <azolap> oh oops.. here is fdisk -l : http://pastebin.com/waadnFEX
[01:18] <hopeless8009> hiexpo: whats it like
[01:18] <christos> i didnt get the last link but compiz is the problem thats 100% cpu ussage
[01:18] <velociostrich> Punza81: the one that says rt2860
[01:18] <Dizkonnekted> christos, no problem
[01:18] <hiexpo> hopeless8009,   ? huh
[01:18] <rovar> Typos_King,  checksum
[01:18] <nettoyeur25> ah OK, merci
[01:18] <Typos_King> nettoyeur25:    anglais uniquement :|, je ne pas parle francais :|
[01:18] <hopeless8009> hiexpo: docky
[01:19] <nettoyeur25> désolé pour le dérangement
[01:19] <soreau> christos: The likeliest cause that there would be 100% cpu with compiz is a graphics driver or X bug
[01:19] <soreau> 9 times out of 10, it's the graphics driver
[01:19] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, is your router set up to hand out IP addys automatically?
[01:19] <hiexpo> hopeless8009, one sec
[01:19] <pietro10> it usually does, since I can just plug in and go on Mac and Windows
[01:19] <pietro10> the mac is a separate machine
[01:19] <Typos_King> rovar:     I see
[01:19] <pietro10> hm
[01:20] <pietro10> let me see if I can pull up the device name
[01:20] <Typos_King> azolap:     that'll be /dev/sda5 then
[01:21] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, by default ubuntu is set to get an IP automatically, if you type ifconfig in a termianl can you see your ip addy?
[01:21] <pietro10> one sec (I need to disconnect >_>)
[01:22] <azolap> Typos_King oh ok.. what is sda6 then? because i remember seeing sda6 a lot when i was trying to boot ubuntu before. and also in my filesystem, is the "88.2GB Media" or "Filesystem" device my ubuntu install on the hdd?
[01:22] <tehbaut> anyone know if there's a way to fix windows bootloader from ubuntu? my CD drive isn't working, nor is my vista install
[01:22] <Dizkonnekted> christos, did you get the 2nd link this time?
[01:22] <hiexpo> hopeless8009, http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2009/12/20/how-to-install-docky-in-ubuntu-9-10/
[01:22] <azolap> it gives me the option to unmount the Media device but not the Filesystem one
[01:23] <hiexpo> hopeless8009, it will show you what it'slike there
[01:23] <Typos_King> azolap:     sda5 is '/' or root, 'sda6' is the 'swap partition' or the virtual memory one, from the paste, is a 3.5gbs one
[01:23] <Punza81> I have run the make
[01:24] <Punza81> of the downloaded file
[01:24] <Punza81> from ralink
[01:24] <Punza81> that seems to have run
[01:24] <Punza81> without errors
[01:24] <FloodBot4> Punza81: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:24] <azolap> oh i see
[01:24] <pietro10> Dizkonnekted: no, just localhost
[01:24] <Typos_King> tehbaut:   what's wrong with it?  are we talking NTLDR?
[01:24] <velociostrich> Punza81: ok, I think the only thing you have to do now is "sudo make install"
[01:24] <mbrproblem10> Can anyone help me with a fdisk problem?
[01:25] <velociostrich> Punza81: then after that, run "sudo depmod -ae" then "sudo modprobe rt2860"
[01:25] <harjot> What are good proxy servers?
[01:25] <Punza81> now the next instruction is to copy a particular file to the etc/Wireless/RT2860STA directory
[01:25] <tehbaut> Typos_King: possibly, it's unable to load winloader.exe or something
[01:25] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, right click the icon in the notification area and select edit connections
[01:25] <Punza81> though this does not exist and I am unable to creat this
[01:25] <velociostrich> oh
[01:26] <velociostrich> Punza81: I found a guide online that looks helpful
[01:26] <Typos_King> tehbaut:   there's no winloader.exe that I've heard of, win32 boot loaders still uses ntldrd
[01:26] <velociostrich> Punza81: have a look at this: http://www.ab9il.net/linuxwireless/rt2860.html
[01:26] <Typos_King> ntldr rather
[01:26] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, highlight Auto eth0 and click edit
[01:26] <pietro10> Dizkonnekted: k
[01:26] <velociostrich> Punza81: according to that, you have to change directories to something and _then_ run make install, I'm not sure, let me look at the readme again
[01:26] <azolap> Typos_King ok so i've just tried 'sudo e2fschk -c /dev/sda5' but i got e2fschk: command not found
[01:27] <Typos_King> heheh
[01:27] <Typos_King> azolap:    e2fsck :)
[01:27] <velociostrich> Punza81: I looked at it; just run the command right there
[01:27] <Typos_King> no e2fschk hehe
[01:27] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, make sure "connect automatically" box is checked, then click the IPv4 tab
[01:27] <mbrproblem10> anyone want to look at a partition table and tell me if its going to work?
[01:27] <velociostrich> sudo cp RT2860STA.dat  /etc/Wireless/RT2860STA/RT2860STA.dat
[01:27] <azolap> oh oops ok it worked now..
[01:27] <pietro10> Dizkonnekted: it's automatic DHCP
[01:27] <pietro10> (same as with my mac)
[01:27] <azolap> but gave me a warning about running it on a mounted filesystem
[01:27] <Punza81> I'll try that
[01:27] <Zeek_> heyas, a sound question.  I am using 10.04 and having a dogged problem with audio.   I use a USB Logitech headset and my audio will at times die.  Video files will no longer play, I get stuff like pulseaudio ratelimit.c events suppressed and...an odd thin I have noticed, at the top right where you normally have the account name and availability option then the menu for restart/etc, there are 2 copies of the account name.  Anyo
[01:27] <Zeek_> ne seen this before?
[01:28] <Typos_King> azolap:    which we warned you about several minutes ago
[01:28] <velociostrich> Punza81: then from there run /sbin/insmod rt2860 and /sbin/ifconfig ra0 inet YOUR_IP up where you would place your desired IP for YOUR_I
[01:28] <Typos_King> azolap:    unmount it first, then retry it
[01:28] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, do you have another ethernet cable you can try in that computer?
[01:29] <velociostrich> Punza81: as for that last step, you might just be able to use the network manager applet on your top panel
[01:29] <Punza81> it says no such file or directory
[01:29] <pietro10> Dizkonnekted: yes, hold on
[01:29] <Punza81> when I try the cp command
[01:29] <azolap> oh ok so the 88.2GB Media one needs to be unmounted? i'll try that
[01:29] <Typos_King> Punza81:   /Wireless/RT2860STA/  do not exist, you have to make both :)
[01:29] <Typos_King> fyi
[01:30] <Punza81> I've tried to make it too
[01:30] <Typos_King> then it should work :P
[01:30] <velociostrich> Punza81: it looks like you just have to make the directory /etc/Wireless then in that make RT2860STA
[01:30] <azolap> oo ok i think it's working now i unmounted the Media drive :-) does e2fsck take a long time to run?
[01:30] <velociostrich> Punza81: so first you would run "sudo mkdir /etc/Wireless" then after that run "sudo mkdir /etc/Wireless/RT2860STA"
[01:30] <Punza81> hang it's worked
[01:30] <Punza81> that mkdir step
[01:30] <velociostrich> Punza81: then run the copy command
[01:31] <Typos_King> azolap:   depends on cpu speed and memory, and partition size, yes, it can take 1hr or more
[01:31] <azolap> oh ok
[01:31] <azolap> it is asking me a questiojn
[01:31] <azolap> Superblock has an invalid journal
[01:31] <azolap> Clear<y>?
[01:31] <undecim> Is there any way to either 1: restrict the size of the panel even when an applet that expands it is using it, or 2: have a panel on the top make room for a panel on the side (instead of the other way around)
[01:31] <Punza81> I have copied the file rt286osta to the /etc/wireless/rt2860sta directory
[01:31] <Typos_King> azolap:    usually you want to hehe, yes
[01:32] <pietro10> Dizkonnekted: actually no, I don't know where I put it, sorry
[01:32] <velociostrich> Punza81: ok, now do that step to load the module
[01:32] <Punza81> ok from the readme
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[01:32] <velociostrich> Punza81: sudo /sbin/insmod rt2860sta.ko
[01:32] <tehbaut> Typos_King: it says file \Windows\system32\winload.exe is missing or corrupt
[01:32] <Typos_King> what the?
[01:32] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, its ok, do you know that cable works ok on another computer though?
[01:32] <pietro10> yes
[01:32] <pietro10> right now, on my mac
[01:32] <allguru> hello we are some blender artists and building our website , please tell us are there any problem with the installed forum www.qemum.org/montada , i'm not a bot !!
[01:32] <Typos_King> tehbaut:  who, when?
[01:32] <tehbaut> when I try to load vista partition
[01:33] <azolap> ok it said ext3 journal has been deleted.. filesystem is now ext2 only - what does that mean?!
[01:33] <tehbaut> I moved this partition over from another disk
[01:34] <tehbaut> the message tells me to load the vista disk for repairing the issue, but my CD drive isnt working
[01:34] <onetinsoldier> allguru: i loaded up your link in firefox. worked ok here, but i can't read arabic :-)
[01:34] <Punza81> where is the "os/linux/" directory
[01:34] <tehbaut> which is why I asked if there was a way to do it from ubuntu
[01:34] <Punza81> not understanding this step
[01:34] <allguru> onetinsoldier: thanks dude , do the ads appear ?
[01:34] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, aha ok, then in a terminal window type sudo ifconfig eth0 down, wait 20 seconds and type sudo ifconfig eth0 up (with the cable connected)
[01:34] <onetinsoldier> allguru: yes
[01:35] <pietro10> okay
[01:35] <allguru> onetinsoldier: thanks
[01:35] <onetinsoldier> allguru: you're welcome
[01:35] <allguru> onetinsoldier: what do you think of the water drop ?
[01:35] <Monotoko> tehbaut, there is a way to boot from a Windows Vista disk on USB#
[01:35] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10,  that *should* get you an ip addy
[01:35] <Punza81> actually disregard what I previously said
[01:35] <velociostrich> Punza81: I think you can ignore that
[01:35] <velociostrich> Punza81: yeah
[01:35] <allguru> onetinsoldier: we created it with uncle blender [ open source ]
[01:35] <Monotoko> tehbaut, google it, because im not quite sure how to do it, i just know theres a way
[01:35] <onetinsoldier> allguru: cool. looks great :)
[01:35] <velociostrich> Punza81: just do what I told you --> sudo /sbin/insmod rt2860sta.ko
[01:36] <tehbaut> Monotoko: nope, cant do that either (usb cd drive) :\
[01:36] <azolap> Typos_King it found another problem.. Error reading block 8355841 while reading inode and block bitmaps. Ignore error<y>?
[01:36] <Typos_King> ..
[01:36] <azolap> am i supposed to say yes to everything?
[01:37] <pietro10_> all right, still don't see it connected
[01:37] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, if it does notthen your router might be configured in a secure manner  or its not handing out IP's automatically
[01:37] <Typos_King> azolap:    yes, you can ignore them for now, at the end, it will do an auto fix
[01:37] <CaptainTrek> usually, most files a user needs from an old install are in /home, right?
[01:37] <Punza81> ok I've managed to type sudo /sbin/insmod rt2860sta.ko
[01:37] <azolap> oh right i see
[01:37] <Punza81> and that has not had an error message
[01:37] <pietro10_> it's not a router; it's a modem that is connected to a coax
[01:37] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, whats your IP addy on the mac?
[01:37] <azolap> am i going to have to press Y every time it finds things or can i make it ignore automatically?
[01:37] <pietro10> 74.89.18.196
[01:38] <allguru> onetinsoldier: ok , before going have a look at the game guys , it's very nice , the earth has no water , a boy of a rich family spoils water , the water get's angry then decides to go to the moon , http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfom7GWdDOQ&feature=player_embedded , feedback is welcome , thanks and bye :) .
[01:38] <christos> i have another question its actually for a friend on facebook he cant upload a video for some reason anyone know a solution?
[01:38] <azolap> wait a sec it also asks me Force rewrite<y>?  on the same block. is that a yes too?
[01:38] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, send me a PM
[01:38] <velociostrich> Punza81: it should work now; try using the network manager
[01:38] <velociostrich> Punza81: I hope you know how to do that at least... ;)
[01:39] <Punza81> ummm
[01:39] <Punza81> not really I have configured the not really
[01:40] <Typos_King> tehbaut:   http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/WINLOAD-EXE-Problem-t161700.html    might be relevant, I think they're referring to editing the '\boot.ini' hidden file
[01:40] <Punza81> I have configured my billion wireless router through windows that's how I'm using this computer
[01:41] <Punza81> having wireless internet, though I have no idea in setting up my internet on the ubuntu system
[01:41] <velociostrich> Punza81: well you should see a little networking icon on your top panel if you're using Ubuntu and not Kubuntu or some other variant that you'll click
[01:41] <CaptainTrek> question: most things that the normal user would need to preserve when moving files from old installs to new installs would be in their /home/ folder, right?
[01:41] <Typos_King> CaptainTrek: right
[01:41] <velociostrich> Punza81: and if it's working, you'll see a list of available networks to connect to
[01:42] <CaptainTrek> Typos_King: so if I nuke my older 9.04 install, i'd just need to preserve my /home/ folder... right?
[01:42] <julian_> I'm able to connect to the internet with gnome on ubuntu 10.04 but can't using LXDE.  I'm able to ping in LXDE though.  It seems stuck on "loopback"
[01:42] <julian_> How do I fix this?
[01:42] <azolap> ok Typos_King well thanks for the help.. i will just let e2fsck run and say yes to everything. what will this tell me when it has finished? is there a chance it will fix problems and i will be able to boot into ubuntu normally without the livecd?
[01:42] <Typos_King> CaptainTrek:    configuration stuff, yes
[01:43] <Punza81> I have yet to complete that step /sbin/ifconfig ra0 inet YOUR_IP up
[01:43] <velociostrich> Punza81: as far as setting up your wireless goes (if the thing works now) you should just google for that
[01:43] <CaptainTrek> also, what network managers exist for Lucid?
[01:43] <Punza81> should I just create a random IP address?
[01:43] <velociostrich> Punza81: you shouldn't have to do that step; that's what the Network Manager is for
[01:43] <Punza81> oh ok
[01:43] <velociostrich> Punza81: if your router has DHCP, it'll give you an IP address that's not being used
[01:43] <velociostrich> CaptainTrek: by default there's NetworkManager
[01:44] <velociostrich> CaptainTrek: that you would configure with nm-applet (which should already be running)
[01:44] <Typos_King> azolap:    chances are, it will, yes, it will try to fix and then say that you need to reboot, however, based on the DRDY ERR message, I'd think the errors will keep coming back, and you will reneed to run e2fsck again to be able to log back in, whenever not being able to, reason being, I'd think is your HD has bad sectors/clusters
[01:44] <CaptainTrek> velociostrich:  out of curiosity though, do other ones exist?
[01:44] <velociostrich> probably, I don't know though
[01:44] <CaptainTrek> everyone: they got rid of wicd, did they?
[01:44] <velociostrich> CaptainTrek: KDE has its own thing, I think, that would be in the Ubuntu software repository
[01:44] <Punza81> which network manager do I use.. I have tried to double click the manager in the tray
[01:45] <CaptainTrek> velociostrich:  i meant for gnome, i dislike KDE xD
[01:45] <Typos_King> heh
[01:45] <velociostrich> CaptainTrek: that would be nm-applet
[01:45] <Punza81> with no success
[01:45] <velociostrich> Punza81: just right-click it
[01:45] <Punza81> I feel like I'm so close
[01:45]  * CaptainTrek is getting nowhere, so he goes to get ice cream instead
[01:45] <velociostrich> Punza81: first thing though, try running ifconfig
[01:45] <Typos_King> kde has IMO more useful apps :P, and yes knetworkmanager is not its greatest, I don't use it :), I use gnome's, I do use kde :P~
[01:45] <velociostrich> Punza81: see if your device shows up; also try running lspci -k
[01:45] <azolap> Typos_King oh right i see.. so i will really need a new hard drive? but this should enable me to log back into ubuntu for a short time and take a backup of my files?
[01:46] <Typos_King> azolap:   right
[01:46] <Punza81> ifconfig shows 2 ethernet adaptors
[01:46] <Punza81> thouand lo local loopback
[01:46] <azolap> ok well that's good.. well i'll let you know if it works or doesn't work if you  are still here :) thanks again
[01:46] <Punza81> and lo local loopback
[01:47] <velociostrich> Punza81: does it show like ra0 or something? actuall now I think you might have had to run that last step; try runing lspci -k first
[01:47] <velociostrich> Punza81: I really don't know too much about drivers
[01:47] <velociostrich> Punza81: you could try also running like "dmesg | tail" to see if the hardware is working
[01:48] <velociostrich> brb
[01:48] <Brubuntu> ah finally got IRC to work
[01:49] <Brubuntu> what does everyone else use for IRC? cus im ising empathy and it dosnt work most of the time
[01:49] <Brubuntu> just flashes and wont let me connect to a room
[01:49] <velociostrich> back
[01:49] <iceslice22> I'm looking for a guide to installing the Lucid on my MacBook Pro without burning a CD or using a USB drive
[01:49] <velociostrich> Punza81: you should ask someone else about this part of setting it up; I really don't know much
[01:49] <iceslice22> and my google skills are weak
[01:50] <Brubuntu> lucid...
[01:50] <Punza81> lspci does not display my device.
[01:50] <rooob> iceslice22: sure you're not lazy?
[01:50] <Punza81> my device is pci express
[01:50] <greezmunkey> iceslice22: you just eliminated the two best ways to do it!
[01:50] <crdlb> Brubuntu: popular choices include xchat (GUI), and irssi (terminal)
[01:51] <orangeglo> all of the sudden the faces of people have turned blue!!! i have absolutely no idea how all of this happened. what should i do? people in videos are blue, and on skype people appear blue... is there something wrong with my video card driver?
[01:51] <Punza81> dmesg | tail command does not show anything that says asus
[01:51] <onetinsoldier> greezmunkey: hello, how are you doing? you get your servers and raid setup going ok?
[01:51] <velociostrich> Punza81: I wouldn't expect it to say ASUS, if anything it would say like RT2860
[01:51] <iceslice22> The alternative is to turn my old Nano into a mountable usb drive and use that
[01:52] <greezmunkey> iceslice22: short of a pxe boot, I think you need to sharpen your googlin skills :)
[01:52] <crdlb> orangeglo: if you have an nvidia gpu, there might be a color balance setting in nvidia-settings
[01:52] <greezmunkey> onetinsoldier: not bad, watchin't the cup finals game 1
[01:52] <orangeglo> crdlb: how can i access these settings?
[01:52] <onetinsoldier> greezmunkey: cool :)
[01:53] <crdlb> orangeglo: you do have an nvidia video card, right?
[01:53] <Brubuntu> iceslice22: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9212586
[01:53] <orangeglo> crdlb: yeah
[01:53] <Brubuntu> iceslice22: 3rd from top on google, ubuntu help forumns
[01:53] <rooob> Ubuntu is linux about as much as mac is unix..
[01:54] <onetinsoldier> ??
[01:54] <crdlb> orangeglo: just run the nvidia-settings command and have a look around (this is just a shot in the dark)
[01:54] <bazhang> rooob, keep it on topic please
[01:54] <onetinsoldier> orly?
[01:54] <CaptainTrek> is ikonia around?
[01:54] <greezmunkey> lo
[01:54] <rooob> onetinsoldier: rly :p
[01:54] <Brubuntu> is there a topic in here???
[01:54] <CaptainTrek> if not, i've got a question.
[01:54] <bazhang> Brubuntu, try /topic
[01:54] <CaptainTrek> !offtopic | Brubuntu
[01:54] <bazhang> CaptainTrek, what is it
[01:54] <orangeglo> crdlb: im just not sure what that command is
[01:55] <Punza81_> no hardware device listed
[01:55] <Brubuntu> bazhang: says un-supported comand =S
[01:55] <Brubuntu> but ok, fair enough
[01:55] <bazhang> Brubuntu, this is Ubuntu support; chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:55] <CaptainTrek> bazhang: if I'm copying one partition to a new partition on a different drive, Ikonia gave me these commands: http://starfleet.pastebin.com/35Fctvnx
[01:55] <Brubuntu> um... bye?
[01:55] <CaptainTrek> bazhang: do the partitions need the same filesystem?
[01:56] <crdlb> orangeglo: just type it in a terminal or in the Run dialog (alt-f2)
[01:56] <bazhang> CaptainTrek, you would need to follow up with him
[01:56] <CaptainTrek> bazhang: on both sides of the operation, from starting one to the new one
[01:56] <CaptainTrek> bazhang:  hence why i'm lookin for him
[01:56] <iceslice22> Brubuntu: That thread addresses issues with installing Ubuntu on a MacBook Pro, but doesn't address doing it without a CD/USB drive
[01:56] <manchot> which file stores the finger print of the SSH server?
[01:57] <Punza81_>   i'm unsure what to do now
[01:57] <iceslice22> Unless I'm missing something really obvious
[01:57] <velociostrich> Punza81: I don't know what else to say
[01:57] <velociostrich> Punza81: try asking someone else, sorry
[01:57] <velociostrich> Punza81: I've exhausted everything I know
[01:57] <julian_> Why would I be able to use firefox in ubuntu 10.04 gnome desktop, but not in LXCE (firefox)?
[01:57] <Odd-rationale> manchot: ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[01:57] <CaptainTrek> bazhang:  do you have any other way of copying partitions around?
[01:58] <bazhang> CaptainTrek, home?
[01:58] <onetinsoldier> rooob: if you want to discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic, i'm in there
[01:58] <christos> i have another question its actually for a friend on facebook he cant upload a video for some reason anyone know a solution?
[01:58] <CaptainTrek> bazhang: no, a complete backup of my 9.04 install on this system
[01:58] <Brubuntu> ok, how do i join an IRC chanel?
[01:58] <manchot> Odd-rationale, I meant not the ssh client, but how does ssd server keeps its fingerprint?
[01:58] <greezmun1ey> Punza81_: what type of wifi adapter are you using?
[01:58] <CaptainTrek> Brubuntu:  /join <channel>
[01:58] <pietro10> Is there a way I can get the "Broadcom B43 Wireless Driver" without using Restricted Packages?
[01:59] <pietro10> I'll put it on a flash drive and send it to the other computer
[01:59] <bazhang> Brubuntu, /join #channel for some clients
[01:59] <orangeglo> crdlb: just type in nvidia-settings?
[01:59] <Odd-rationale> manchot: i'm not sure I understand the question.
[01:59] <velociostrich> greezmun1ey: He's using a rt2860-based one; it's an ASUS PCE-N13, I think
[01:59] <bazhang> CaptainTrek, a clone then.
[01:59] <CaptainTrek> bazhang:  yeah
[01:59] <toolbear> hi.  i'm trying to follow the ubuntu live cd customization guide (the one on ubuntu.com), and want to change the default user login name and password.  it says to change the encrypted password to use mkpasswd.  unfortunately, there's no documentation for this program.  how do i use it?
[01:59] <greezmun1ey> velociostrich: ralink then?
[01:59] <Brubuntu> on empathy? anyone?
[01:59] <manchot> Odd-rationale, when I connect to a sshd server, I was prompted the finger print of the server, and choices to say yes or no.
[01:59] <velociostrich> greezmun1ey: yes, I helped him compile the driver and that seems to have worked
[02:00] <christos> Brubuntu "/Join #channel name" without ""
[02:00] <Dizkonnekted> christos, what format is the video?
[02:00] <velociostrich> greezmun1ey: it's just the installation that he's hung up on
[02:00] <manchot> Odd-rationale, but where does this fingerprint come from?
[02:00] <christos> i have no clue he just told me
[02:00] <christos> that he cant upload it
[02:00] <Brubuntu> aparently
[02:00] <manchot> how can I know it is the fingerprint of the sshd server I set up?
[02:00] <Odd-rationale> manchot: oh, that comes from the server's public ssh key
[02:00] <christos> what format does it need to be?
[02:00] <crdlb> orangeglo: yes
[02:00] <orangeglo> crdlb: says command not found
[02:00] <manchot> Odd-rationale, how can I view it?
[02:01] <Brubuntu> uuuurgh
[02:01] <greezmunkey> velociostrich: ok
[02:01] <Brubuntu> "/join" is an unsupported command
[02:01] <Brubuntu> it wont work
[02:01] <andai> Skype only shows "Pulseaudio (local)" as option for audio device, this way I can't get mic input. Fix?
[02:01] <christos> works for me
[02:01] <Dizkonnekted> christos, you can upload certain formats to facebook, check the facebook help, hes probably using an unsupported format
[02:01] <andai> ( I'm using official skype.com client )
[02:01] <bazhang> Brubuntu, what about clicking on the channel name   #ubuntu-offtopic  (or right clicking)
[02:01] <christos> ok ill tell him
[02:01] <Brubuntu> channel name? wheres the channels listed????
[02:02] <bazhang> look at my message above
[02:02] <crdlb> orangeglo: so, sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[02:02] <Daekdroom> on IRC, every channel has a # in front of its name.
[02:02] <Random832> Daekdroom: except for the ones with &, or on some networks +
[02:03] <pietro10_> [9:02pm] You left the chat by being disconnected
[02:03] <pietro10_> er
[02:03] <CaptainTrek> bazhang: do you have a solution for me to clone a partition?
[02:03] <Odd-rationale> manchot: should be like ~/.ssh/id_rsa/dsa.pub
[02:03] <pietro10_> [8:58pm] pietro10: Is there a way I can get the "Broadcom B43 Wireless Driver" without using Restricted Packages?
[02:03] <pietro10_> [8:59pm] pietro10: I'll put it on a flash drive and send it to the other computer
[02:03] <pepee> hi
[02:03] <onetinsoldier> what's start to make matters a little more complicated, are the rooms that start with ##
[02:03] <pepee> 64 bits flash player doesn't work
[02:03] <Odd-rationale> manchot: rsa or dsa, i mean. depending on how it was set up.
[02:03] <bazhang> CaptainTrek, not sure what Ikonia was suggesting, clonezilla seems one option though
[02:03] <manchot> Odd-rationale, just cat it?
[02:03] <pepee> I know I changed something, but I don't remember what I did...
[02:03] <CaptainTrek> bazhang: it in the repos on 10.04?
[02:04] <Odd-rationale> manchot: yes
[02:04] <bazhang> CaptainTrek, nope
[02:04] <CaptainTrek> bazhang: where should I look for clonezilla?
[02:04] <greezmunkey> pepee: did you do it in terminal?
[02:04] <Dizkonnekted> Brubuntu, type /help to get help on your client for joining a room
[02:04] <pepee> greezmunkey, yeah, I edited some file
[02:04] <bazhang> CaptainTrek, your personal favorite search engine perhaps?
[02:05] <manchot> Odd-rationale, I just saw pub keys, not the finger print number.
[02:05] <CaptainTrek> bazhang: lol
[02:05] <pietro10> Brubuntu: what are you typing
[02:05] <greezmunkey> pepee: cat .bash_history
[02:05] <Danili> Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openoffice.org/openoffice.org-core_3.2.0-7ubuntu4_i386.deb Hash Sum mismatch... doing update
[02:05] <pepee> greezmunkey,  long time ago...
[02:05] <bazhang> pietro10, he already got in then left
[02:05] <pietro10> oh ok
[02:05] <pepee> greezmunkey, I do nearly all things in the console
[02:06] <pietro10> brb
[02:06] <Black_Phantom> In the future, Ubuntu will keep on getting faster & faster ? or new features might affect the speed
[02:06] <Odd-rationale> manchot: what are you trying to do?
[02:06] <greezmunkey> pepee: haw far back does your bas_history file go?
[02:07] <pepee> greezmunkey, lol it isn't in my bash_history, I know it
[02:07] <manchot> Odd-rationale, verify the finger print of the SSH server is what it really is.
[02:07] <greezmunkey> pepee: yeah, mine goes back only about a week or so :)
[02:07] <crunchbang> irc.freenode.org
[02:07] <bazhang> crunchbang, you are here already
[02:08] <merma> what's the name of the package for the java plugin for firefox?
[02:08] <bazhang> !java | merma
[02:08] <manchot> Odd-rationale, the question is simple: where is the fingerprint string stored in SSH's server?
[02:08] <Odd-rationale> manchot: so you want to compare what is in the server's id_rsa.pub to what you have in your known_hosts?
[02:08] <Black_Phantom> My laptop's battery barely last 10 minutes and it used to last for 4 hours, is it too late to fix it or something ?
[02:08] <manchot> Odd-rationale, right
[02:08] <pepee> merma, !partnet
[02:09] <pepee> merma, sorry, I make a mistake
[02:09] <Dizkonnekted> Black_Phantom, yes soon youll need to buy a new one
[02:09] <pepee> !partner
[02:09] <pietro10> back
[02:09] <pietro10> [8:58pm] pietro10: Is there a way I can get the "Broadcom B43 Wireless Driver" without using Restricted Packages?
[02:09] <pietro10> [8:59pm] pietro10: I'll put it on a flash drive and send it to the other computer
[02:09] <christos> how do i register  my name on feenode?
[02:09] <christos> freenod*
[02:09] <pietro10> oh good
[02:09] <manchot> Black_Phantom, get a new battery
[02:09] <Black_Phantom> Dizkonnekted, any idea of the costs my friend ?
[02:09] <Black_Phantom> the problem is i've heard that it is toooo expensive
[02:09] <bazhang> christos, /join #freenode for assistance
[02:10] <Black_Phantom> like i can get a netbook with that battery's cost
[02:10] <christos> ok
[02:10] <Odd-rationale> manchot: if you want the finger print, you have to generate ot from the pubilc key: ssh-keygen -lf ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
[02:10] <pietro10> actually still don't ge tit
[02:10] <Dizkonnekted> Black_Phantom, check with you laptop manufacturers website
[02:10] <manchot> Black_Phantom, no. I got mine for about $40
[02:10] <Black_Phantom> and it should be official right ? the chinese didnt reach there yet ?
[02:10] <onetinsoldier> christos: try --> /msg NickServ help register
[02:10] <Black_Phantom> manchot, I see
[02:10] <azolap> does anyone here know about e2fsck? i am running it and it got to the point where it says "Checking for bad blocks (read-only test) 0.06% done 1:39 elapsed" then 5 mins later it says 0.06% done 6:12 elapsed... has it got stuck? why would this happen and what should i do?
[02:11] <Danili> i was updating my ubuntu from update manager to the 10.04 lts but in the "getting new packages" section i get this error wile downloading the last file "Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openoffice.org/openoffice.org-core_3.2.0-7ubuntu4_i386.deb Hash Sum mismatch" can anyone plzz help me???
[02:11] <Dizkonnekted> Black_Phantom, you can also buy a generic battery that might suit your laptop, try google
[02:11] <Black_Phantom> ok guys, any body can give me handful tips in how to keep the battery alive
[02:12] <bazhang> Black_Phantom, sounds like a hardware issue
[02:12] <Black_Phantom> leaving the laptop plugged in all the time can harm the battery or its just a myth
[02:12] <CaptainTrek> bazhang: would a sudo cp work to copy everything over?
[02:12] <CaptainTrek> from one partition to another
[02:12] <Dizkonnekted> Black_Phantom, only use the battery when your mobile, all other times remove it
[02:12] <bazhang> CaptainTrek, for a clone? no
[02:12] <azolap> ok maybe it's not stuck.. 0.07% done 7:49 elapsed
[02:12] <azolap> is it meant to be this slow?!
[02:12] <bazhang> Black_Phantom, try ##hardware
[02:12] <Odd-rationale> manchot: I have to go. hope that helps...
[02:13] <CaptainTrek> bazhang:  then what about copying a /home/<user> folder?
[02:13] <azolap> it got to 0.06 in 8 seconds,  now took 7mins to get another 0.01
[02:13] <Dizkonnekted> Black_Phantom, allowing the batter to go completely dead before recharging also helps, always try and fully recharge it too
[02:13] <bazhang> !home | CaptainTrek
[02:13] <Black_Phantom> Dizkonnekted, I see, alright thanks man
[02:13] <Black_Phantom> bazhang, am done thanks :p
[02:13] <Dizkonnekted> Black_Phantom,  np
[02:14] <FyreFoX> azolap: dunno if this helps, I ran a badblocks recently on a 2TB drive took 8hrs, but I changed the default check from 64 to 10240
[02:14] <azolap> oh right ok
[02:14] <k-rad> anyone know of a way to get crashplan installed and working under lucid ?   the command line input that was supposed to launch the GUI portion didn't do anything.  i'll try prefixing it with sudo
[02:15] <azolap> well mine is only 80gb to check
[02:15] <azolap> i'll leave it overnight i guess
[02:15] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, if there are bad blocks or your drive is badly damaged, that can take some time to complete yes, it may aslo appear to be "stuck" but generally if the HDD indicator light is still on its working
[02:15] <FyreFoX> azolap: ouch, good luck with that
[02:15] <pepee> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMD64/FirefoxAndPlugins: 64-bit Firefox and 64-bit Flash plugin (Not officially supported by Ubuntu)
[02:15] <CaptainTrek> bazhang: if i'm on my 10.04 partition. can I do everything without booting to the livecd?
[02:15] <CaptainTrek> since i'm messign with a 9.04 partition
[02:16] <pepee> if it is not supported by ubuntu, the why does the package flashplugin-installer install 64 bits flash?
[02:16] <k-rad> its a no go sudo sudo crashplan &  so if anyone has it working under lucid i'd like to hear about it.  the idea of unlimited family plans is very appealing
[02:17] <azolap> hm ok Dizkonnekted .. the hdd indicator light is permanently on atm
[02:17] <jimmyz80> Can anyone point me to how to get mouse cursor changes to work with 10.4 in gnome? I had found out how, but can't recall, doesn
[02:17] <pietro10> k-rad: use only one sudo
[02:17] <Daekdroom> pepee, a package being avaiable in a ubuntu repo doesn't mean it's supported
[02:17] <pietro10> sudo crashplan
[02:17] <jimmyz80> doesn't stick when i do it through appearance settings
[02:17] <azolap> and it's still at 0.07%, at 13 minutes
[02:17] <k-rad> pepee, there are betas for 64 bit flash 10.1 that you can easily install by extracting then  user cp filename.so into ~/.mozilla/plugins
[02:17] <tertl3> sudo poweroff
[02:17] <azolap> hopefully it'll speed up..
[02:18] <GMeola> Hemp is not Pot... Remember that !
[02:18] <pepee> Daekdroom, oh well, that's right
[02:18] <k-rad> pietro10, i'll double check but i'm pretty sure i did i'm all blabberfingers everywhere i go :)
[02:18] <tertl3> GMeola: it is still stigmatized
[02:18] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, once it gets past the bad sections it will, the fall probable damaged the drive a lot
[02:18] <pietro10> ok
[02:18] <pepee> k-rad, I know, thanks
[02:18] <pietro10> also
[02:18] <pietro10> Is there a way I can get the "Broadcom B43 Wireless Driver" without using Restricted Packages? I'll put it on a flash drive and send it to the other computer.
[02:18] <pietro10> I'm not sure how to navigate the online package thing...
[02:18] <k-rad> i was right just one sudo :)
[02:18] <KevinM> Would anybody here be interested in helping me with PureFTPd?
[02:18] <pietro10> and I can't connect to the internet on the system running ubuntu
[02:18] <greezmunkey> CaptainTrek: seems to me that tar with the --posix option should be able to wrap up a file system in one place, and then be able to extract to another maintaining user and group settings.
[02:18] <tertl3> pietro10: just use resetricted :)
[02:18] <pietro10> tertl3: I can't connect to the internet
[02:19] <tertl3> pietro10: I see
[02:19] <pepee> Daekdroom, do you use 64 bits flash? does it work for you?
[02:19] <pietro10> wired isn't working for whatever stupid reason
[02:19] <tertl3> pietro10: try to find a hot wire :)
[02:19] <azolap> oh right :/ well thanks for the advice  today Dizkonnekted,  i think i will get some sleep now and hopefully it will be done when i wake up
[02:19] <Daekdroom> pepee, I use a 32bits system.
[02:19] <pietro10> tertl3: what do you mean hot wir
[02:19] <pietro10> e
[02:19] <Dizkonnekted> azolap, np ;)
[02:19] <CaptainTrek> greezmunkey:  wrong highlight
[02:19] <pepee> Daekdroom, ah ok
[02:19] <tertl3> pietro10: you say wired isnt working?
[02:19] <pietro10> no
[02:20] <tertl3> pietro10: that isnt right, it is HP?
[02:20] <pietro10> Dell
[02:20] <pietro10> Precision M6400
[02:20] <tertl3> did wired work with windows?
[02:20] <pietro10> yeah
[02:20] <greezmunkey> CaptainTrek: you wanted to clone part of or all of a filesystem, right?
[02:20]  * tertl3 hopes you have an alternate plan  :)
[02:21] <pietro10> ...
[02:21] <tertl3> pietro10: wired should work I would think
[02:21] <pietro10> yeah that's why
[02:21] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, you never mentioned what happened when you tried the configuration i suggested, pm me again
[02:21] <pietro10> where are the restricted drivers
[02:21] <pietro10> Dizkonnekted: nothing happened
[02:21] <pietro10> it just stayed disconnected
[02:21] <tertl3> pietro10: I think you just need to change some settings
[02:21] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, were you able to ping the modem even?
[02:22] <pietro10> Dizkonnekted: I wasn't able to access it in firefox, so I think not
[02:22] <CaptainTrek> greezmunkey:  just the /home/<myuser> dir off to another partition but not to mount it
[02:23] <lost> i have firefox keeps closing for unknown reasons?
[02:23] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, try the using the same ip and subnet as before, then in a terminal try pinging the ip of the modem
[02:23] <tertl3> pietro10: you could try to move the driver over with a CD or something?
[02:23] <CaptainTrek> greezmunkey: does a clone have to be done, or can i just sudo cp everything over to make a duplicate of my /home/ dir on my old install
[02:23] <xomp> hey guys, trying to install Teamspeak with sudo apt-get teamspeak-server but am getting this message "Couldn't find package teamspeak-server
[02:23] <xomp> " how can I get this package?
[02:24] <tertl3> xomp: maybe you need a repo
[02:24] <lost> what diff between python 2.6 and 3.1
[02:25] <eross1> any recommended games I can get for $15-25 for ubuntu, online?
[02:25] <tertl3> lost: probably implementations
[02:25] <eross1> just bought eschalon book II
[02:25] <Dizkonnekted> lost, check the release notes for specific details
[02:25] <xomp> tertl3, how would I find a repo for it? Sorry I'm new :/
[02:26] <lost> okay thanks guys but i need to put devel headers which ones i should go for
[02:26] <e1even25> i have Wine and am trying to install itunes, but i get this message "The file '/home/e1even25/Downloads/iTunes64Setup.exe' is not marked as executable.  If this was downloaded or copied form an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run. "
[02:26] <Dizkonnekted> xomp, try looking on the website for installation instructions
[02:26] <greezmunkey> CaptainTrek: your home directory should be portable, but check this - take what you need from it: http://mildtech.net/migrate-users-from-one-linux-machine-to-another/
[02:26] <crdlb> lost: 2.6
[02:26] <pietro10_> okay I can't ping it
[02:26] <pietro10_> Network is inaccessible
[02:27] <xomp> Dizkonnekted, I have, all say I just have to "sudo apt-get install teamspeak-server" and be on my way but that's not the fact.
[02:28] <lost> crdlb, so  should be safe with that one to compile and build without errors
[02:28] <Dizkonnekted> xomp, your probably missing something, you need to add a repository for it 1st, check the site again for instructions on adding it
[02:28] <Wolfcastle> hello
[02:28] <pietro10> okay can I just have a direct link to the deb for the broadcom driver?
[02:28] <pietro10> I'm not sure what's up anymore
[02:28] <Wolfcastle> how do i install the java plugin in ubuntu 10.4
[02:29] <Dizkonnekted> pietro10, ill pm you ok?
[02:29] <pietro10> ok
[02:29] <crdlb> lost: yes, python 3.x is essentially a technology preview for now; if something requires python, they mean 2.x
[02:29] <famas> don't pm me
[02:30] <xomp> Dizkonnekted, nevermind, I'll just do without it on ubuntu and install it on my CentOS VPS since they maintain it there.
[02:30] <xomp> cheers
[02:31] <mom> anybody help for a sec, just upgraded my Mom's computer from Hardy to Lucid, resolution is totally jacked up, hp pavilion vf15
[02:31] <rallias> I have an issue. In the past, i have been able to take two machines that have a shared monitor, keyboard, mouse, and network connection, and it work all fine and dandy (after about an hours setup). However, the machine with the wifi connection won't hold a connection on both wifi and eth0. Any help?
[02:31] <Wolfcastle> what happened to the sun-java6-plugin package???
[02:31] <lost> crdlb, what the sudo cmdline to install default python devel headers then
[02:32] <crdlb> lost: sudo apt-get install python-dev
[02:32] <Stevethepirate> Hey hey, I have 2 network cards, 1 to internal network, 1 to larger network. Every ~30 gigs of data transfered over the NAT'd connection, eth1 will suddenly die. System is somewhat older (9.04) than ideal, but still would like to fix it :) My current (temp) solution is to have a watch'd job to cycle the interface every 300 seconds.
[02:33] <rallias> Stevethepirate: I have the same problem. How do you get it to start up again?
[02:33] <greezmunkey> Stevethepirate: are you running iptables?
[02:34] <Stevethepirate> rallias: I have a watch -n300 'sudo ifconfig eth1 down && sudo ifconfig eth1 192.168.0.1'
[02:34] <Stevethepirate> greezmunkey: Indeed.
[02:34] <rallias> oh
[02:34] <Stevethepirate> Although the problem outdates any non-standard iptables configs.
[02:34] <rallias> yeah my issue is that when the eth0 thing connects the wifi disconnects
[02:34] <greezmunkey> Stevethepirate: maybe it's blocking there, like a rate limit issue. I know iptables can do that.
[02:35] <runev> I'm guessing 'amd64' is synonymous with a 64 bit system, such as Core 2 Duo, or should I use the x86 image?
[02:35] <onetinsoldier> runev: you are correct. it's amd64 for historical reasons
[02:35] <rallias> greezmunkey: I somehow don't think its the cause. I am having the same issue, and i don't use iptables
[02:35] <Flannel> runev: Right.  amd64 is "64bit" i386 is "32bit" (just like you could run AMD with i386, not just intel)
[02:35] <runev> Roger :-)
[02:36] <dsnyders> Hi all!  I just installed 9.10 and on reboot I get a grub rescue prompt.  How do I fix this?
[02:36] <clop2> hi, upgrading to 10.04 apparently broke my hauppage tv card -- there's appears to be a fixed version in "lucid", whatever that is... is there an easy way for me to get the fixed version of that particular package, without living on the bleeding edge or ubuntu development?
[02:36] <avi_> Anyone want to share some thoughts on Linux on Mac?
[02:36] <doug__> hi
[02:37] <rallias> avi_: heres my thoughts: intel or ppc
[02:37] <doug__> I needsomeassitance getting sound to work on my laptop
[02:37] <Stevethepirate> greezmunkey: It isn't anything to do with an iptables messup.
[02:37] <doug__> I have an toughbook cf-29
[02:37] <avi_> intel, rallias
[02:37] <onetinsoldier> clop2: 10.04 = Lucid  lucid is a codename for the 10.04 version of Ubuntu
[02:37] <rallias> avi_: hold the letter c while booting with a bootable cd in the drive to boot to the cd
[02:38] <clop2> onetinsoldier, hrmn... dang, in that case I don't know what I need to do
[02:38] <avi_> rallias: I know, I was looking for thoughts about it, rather than an installation process.
[02:38] <rallias> i think thats how
[02:38] <crocket> After I returned from suspension on my laptop, the screen was black and only displayed a mouse pointer, and the keyboard was not working. I pressed Alt+Scroll Lock, S, U, B sequentially to reboot. After the reboot, there is no network interface. If I type "ifconfig", I only see "lo". What happened?
[02:38] <onetinsoldier> clop2: wee, it sounded like all you would need to do is install the lucid(10.04) version
[02:38] <rallias> avi_ my thoughts: overpriced
[02:38] <avi_> rallias: ...
[02:39] <doug__> is thereanyone who could help me with gettingmy sound to work
[02:39] <crocket> hey nobody?
[02:39] <clop2> onetinsoldier, i did a distribution upgrade, i thought i was running 10.04 now
[02:39] <avi_> !info soug__
[02:39] <avi_> !details doug__
[02:40] <rallias> well it is if your running linux its overpriced and unexpandable
[02:40] <avi_> !details | doug__
[02:40] <onetinsoldier> clop2: you probably are. you might make sure it's completely upgraded with a coupld of terminal commands tho. anyway.. check out the following command --> lsb_release -a
[02:40] <onetinsoldier> couple*
[02:40] <lost> crdlb, now i need to get openssl to install which cmdline
[02:40] <doug__> I have no sound running ubuntu 9.10 on toughbook cf-29
[02:40] <dsnyders> HI all!  I get a grub rescue prompt on a fresh install.  What went wrong?  How do I fix it?
[02:40] <clop2> onetinsoldier, ah yeah, that says 10.04 lts, codename lucid
[02:40] <rallias> dsnyders: is there any precious data?
[02:41] <dsnyders> rallias, nope.  New machine (well, newish).  New hard drive.
[02:42] <rallias> dsnyders: if that happens to me i break out my linux bible cd. If you don't want to burn another disk, just reinstall
[02:42] <avi_> doug__: Here. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1244226
[02:43] <onetinsoldier> clop2: ok, good. then you are running 10.04/Lucid. perhaps what you need has a slightly different package name in Lucid? i don't know. plus, on 'upgrades' as opposed to fresh installs, some things can get broken, such as device drivers. usually due to the configuration files from the older version still being present in the newer upgraded version
[02:43] <greezmunkey> Stevethepirate: what brand ethernet are you running?
[02:43] <dsnyders> rallias, reinstalled already.  Same result.  CD worked fine before the new hard drive.
[02:43] <rallias> does anyone have any recommendations of a usb 1.1/2.0 compatible BD-R drive?
[02:43] <rallias> dsnyders: umm... test the disk for defects with the ondisk thing
[02:43] <clop2> onetinsoldier, ah, i will probably try removing everything related to that package and those drivers
[02:43] <crdlb> lost: the package is libssl-dev, I guess; what are you installing anyway?
[02:43] <clop2> and i'll see if a reinstall works after that
[02:44] <rallias> dsnyders: can you get into the os?
[02:45] <dsnyders> rallias, I am at the grub rescue prompt.  I can reboot to the CD if needed.
[02:45] <onetinsoldier> clop2: sounds good. you might want to use the 'purge' command to make sure they are full uninstalled. you know how to use the package manager on command line ok?
[02:45] <clop2> onetinsoldier, yeah, apt-get such and so, i didn't know about the purge option but i'll try that
[02:45] <Stevethepirate> greezmunkey: I am not sure. Let me check.
[02:45] <rallias> dsnyders: try having everything installed on only a swap partition and a main partition. Sometimes grub has "issues" with more than two partitions
[02:46] <onetinsoldier> clop2: even after purging them, afterwards, i would do 'sudo updatedb'... then locate 'haup' or some other similar term
[02:46] <Stevethepirate> 00:04.0 Ethernet controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 191 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (rev 02)
[02:46] <Stevethepirate> 00:0e.0 Ethernet controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT6105/VT6106S [Rhine-III] (rev 8b)
[02:46] <onetinsoldier> clop2: without the singel quotes there though
[02:46] <onetinsoldier> single*
[02:47] <greezmunkey> dsnyders: I had that happen to me yesterday, installed 10.04 server 32bit. The install process claimed to have installed grub, but it apparantly didn't. I can boot into the system from the cd, but the boot just hangs without it. I plan to check it out on Tuesday, and likely have to reinstall grub2.
[02:47] <onetinsoldier> clop2: roger.. it's apt- remove --purge <package_name>
[02:47] <onetinsoldier> clop2: roger.. it's apt-get remove --purge <package_name>
[02:47] <rallias> greezmunkey: isn't that what 'sudo apt-get install grub2' is for?
[02:48] <greezmunkey> rallias: That's the wierd part, I checked, and the latest grub claims to be there. I just didn't have time to dig into it yesterday.
[02:48] <rallias> greezmunkey: then 'sudo apt-get reinstall grub2
[02:49] <onetinsoldier> clop2: and to see anything that has been removed, but still has config files left, do this command --> dpkg -l | grep ^rc    (status 'rc' = removed but config files still remain)
[02:49] <lost> crdlb, okay it worked but i got pcap.h header missing when i compile what program it belong to
[02:49] <agricola> Neither SSH nor Mercurial are working on my Ubuntu 10.04 laptop and both of them are giving me the same error message: "Invalid argument." even though I'm using them correctly...
[02:50] <crdlb> lost: what are you building?
[02:50] <lost> crdlb, well i experiment pyrit
[02:50] <bubulein> hi. which tool should i use to install ubuntu from a livecd via commandline?
[02:50] <onetinsoldier> lost: sudo apt-get install libpcap0.8-dev
[02:51] <The-Jag> Hi all, is there a way to save sources list in eclipse?
[02:51] <greezmunkey> Stevethepirate: I found some interesting posts regarding so called low-end ethernet interfaces acting buggy like that, the cures (so far) seem to be driver related, up to and including replacement with "better" supported NICs
[02:51] <lost> i will give it a shot
[02:51] <crdlb> !apt-file | lost
[02:51] <crdlb> might be useful
[02:52] <onetinsoldier> yep... apt-file search pcap.h   :)
[02:52] <scrambled> i am trying to connect to WEP network, I entered the key but i can not connect.  iwconfig  shows the ESSID field scrambled, that a long of string of garbage characters
[02:52] <greezmunkey> Stevethepirate: One post seems to indicate that a possible memory leak in the buffers was the culprit - that's the one where thay replaced the nic which cleared the problem.
[02:52] <The-Jag> anyone?
[02:52] <greezmunkey> s/thay/they
[02:53] <greezmunkey> rallias: agreed, I will likely have to do that.
[02:53] <rallias> how do i identify what kind of cpu i have in Ubuntu?
[02:53] <Stevethepirate> greezmunkey: Hrr, that is quite fail :/ I've never had this problem on Windows.
[02:53] <greezmunkey> rallias: try this;) : cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -e "cpu" -e "model"
[02:53] <bubulein> rallias, cat /proc/cpuinfo or dmsg
[02:54] <lost> thanks to all savy people here. it is working fine now
[02:54] <greezmunkey> Stevethepirate: It cought my attention because I have a box that will require two nicks. I do not want that to be an issue.
[02:54] <onetinsoldier> rallias: or...  sudo lshw -C CPU
[02:54] <Stevethepirate> Heh.
[02:54] <Dizkonnekted> rallias, click System menu, point to administration and then click system monitor, click on the system tab
[02:55] <scrambled> it might  be related to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/575960
[02:55] <rallias> are amd 64 x2 processors 64 bit?
[02:55] <Dizkonnekted> rallias, yes
[02:55] <Stevethepirate> I think it could be a driver issue tbh, the fact that it works on windows somewhat elminates the actual hardware.
[02:55] <dsnyders> rallias, I would imagine that's what the 64 means.
[02:55] <greezmunkey> Stevethepirate: agreed
[02:56] <rallias> dsnyders: not always
[02:56] <mom> Intel  82915G/GV/910GL in 10.04, am I SOL or something
[02:56] <Stevethepirate> I should probably report a potential driver issue in that case. :/ Links anyone?
[02:56] <mom> its at 640x480
[02:57] <rallias> is there any way to tell how many cores are in my GPU in Ubuntu?
[02:57] <Dizkonnekted> rallias, you have a dual core
[02:57] <greezmunkey> onetinsoldier: 9 gls, 2nd per == barnburner
[02:57] <rallias> dizkonnekted: GPU not CPU
[02:58] <onetinsoldier> mom: not necessarily. there are some workarounds listed here --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes#Intel%208xx%20X%20freezes/crashes
[02:58] <Dizkonnekted> rallias, oops sorry my bad, misread lol
[02:58] <Stevethepirate> QQ, easiest way to see which physical network card is being used by eth<x>
[02:58] <bubulein> no way to install from a livecd via cli?
[02:58] <rallias> does anyone know how to identify how many cores are in my gpu?
[02:59] <onetinsoldier> greezmunkey: i have no idea that that means, but barnburner sounds pretty good, lol
[02:59] <greezmunkey> onetinsoldier: may I pm?
[02:59] <onetinsoldier> greezmunkey: sure
[02:59] <Stevethepirate> What do you mean by "number of cores"?
[02:59] <Dizkonnekted> rallias, what make/model is it? a quick google will give you all the info you need im sure
[02:59] <Stevethepirate> Yeah.
[03:00] <rallias> dizkonnekted: how do i find that out?
[03:00] <Stevethepirate> There is a bit of a debate tbh.
[03:00] <Haraken> :O
[03:00] <Stevethepirate> Like, Nvidia and Ati call a "core" a different thing.
[03:00] <onetinsoldier> rallias: sudo lshw -C Video
[03:01] <MrWise> is ubuntu supposed to take like over 30% of my cpu and 500mb ram while idle? :/
[03:01] <Stevethepirate> MrWise: A lot of ubuntu will sit in swap/ram even when idle.
[03:02] <Dizkonnekted> MrWise, you have a ATI radeon video card?
[03:02] <MrWise> Dizkonnekted; yes
[03:02] <Vilemaxim> Having problems getting a TV Tuner to play audio... I think it's just the audio input that is not passing through correctly. Can anyone give me a few pointers on troubleshooting approaches. "Sound Properties" show input levels changing, but I'm not sure why it doesn't play.
[03:02] <MrWise> ATI Rage XL
[03:02] <MrWise> 8mb
[03:02] <Flannel> MrWise: With regard to the RAM, unused RAM is wasted RAM, so Ubuntu will load stuff in that it thinks you might use so that it'll be quicker if you do.  If you wind up not using it, it just gets overwritten (much like empty RAM would)
[03:02] <MrWise> onboard
[03:02] <MrWise> Flannel; ah, well, yeah makes sense
[03:03] <Dizkonnekted> MrWise, you need to disable compiz, right click your desktop, click change desktop background, then click visual effects tab and set it to none
[03:03] <Haraken> I'm currently trying to install ubuntu 10.04 with two sata drives.  I am using the alternate installer so that I can create a software raid but the installer is only showing sda even though I can see /dev/sdb in another terminal
[03:04] <MrWise> Dizkonnekted; visual effects are on none already
[03:04] <MrWise> in fact
[03:04] <MrWise> visual effects CAN'T be enabled
[03:04] <ausnomer> my apt-get install is working but the install button in Ubuntu Software Centre isn't doing anything... :/
[03:04] <MrWise> :<
[03:04] <lost> any rainbow tables generator available for linux
[03:05] <mom> onetinsoldier that didn't really help, it doesn't list any drivers
[03:05] <Dizkonnekted> MrWise, check your running processes and sort them by CPU usage and see which is taking up most processor time
[03:05] <nolan_> hey so I'm having trouble getting the rotating cube in compiz to work I think its an issue with drivers I have an ATI mobility radeon 2100 video card. I installed the proprietary ATI drivers because the default ones eff up with dual monitors but I don't think they're installed right because I can't access the catalyst control center ati says you need a bunch of packets that I can't find with apt-get anyone have suggestions?
[03:05] <onetinsoldier> mom: i know, that it lists using the 'vesa' driver there as a workaround
[03:06] <rallias> ChanServ went hyper
[03:06] <MrWise> Dizkonnekted; it shows that only the system monitor is taking any CPU
[03:06] <MrWise> this is while I'm running the update manager, hmm
[03:06] <undecim> Is there any easy way to rotate an entire svg in inkscape?
[03:07] <Fudge> hi using a powerpc lucix cd which is prob basically the same how do u launch a text installer over ssh and importantly, is it still possible to use lukes accessability profile with it?
[03:07] <doug__> yeah, my sound still isn't working
[03:07] <doug__> I instaled oss
[03:07] <doug__> is there a way to test it
[03:07] <Dizkonnekted> MrWise, what processor do you have?
[03:07] <MrWise> intel p4
[03:08] <MrWise> 2.6ghz!
[03:08] <doug__> now I can't even get to the sound menu
[03:08] <nolan_> anyone have experience with getting ati video cards working properly?
[03:08] <doug__> I followed this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1244226
[03:08] <Vilemaxim> Fudge, I no nothing about the accessability profile... But I have installed over ssh before
[03:08] <doug__> to instructions to install oss
[03:08] <undecim> nolan_: Mine has always worked fine. What problem do you have?
[03:09] <doug__> I still do not have sound
[03:09] <doug__> and cannto access the sound menu
[03:09] <nolan_> dual monitors won't work properly with the default
[03:09] <Fudge> Vilemaxim  whats the command ?
[03:09] <Vilemaxim> Fudge, are you booting a live cd, then sshing in?
[03:09] <Fudge> yes mate
[03:09] <doug__> is there a way to test this oss or access a control panel of some kind for it now that it's installed
[03:10] <nolan_> I tried installing the proprietary driver which was a nightmare to say the least
[03:10] <Dizkonnekted> nolan_, send me a pm and ill send you 2 links that should help
[03:11] <Vilemaxim> Fudge, it has been a while so I'm sorry if the details are a little flaky, but basicily I used debootstrap. Give me a sec and I might find a howto
[03:11] <doug__> does anyone haveany experience with switching from alsa to oss sound
[03:12] <Vilemaxim> Fudge, http://blogs.koolwal.net/2009/05/15/howto-bootstrapping-debian-linux-system-using-debootstrap/
[03:12] <Fudge> ok mate thanks
[03:13] <Fudge> thankyou Vilemaxim
[03:13] <Vilemaxim> Fudge, I had to create the partitions myself... mount them, and put an install using that
[03:13] <Fudge> np
[03:13] <Fudge> thats ok
[03:13] <Vilemaxim> Fudge, that will help you
[03:13] <Vilemaxim> ?
[03:13] <ausnomer> OK, this is really weird. When I open software centre from the menu it will not do anything when I click 'install' on an app. It doesn't even come up with an error it just sits there. When I sudo software-center I can click install and it works perfectly. Please tell me how I can fix this?
[03:14] <doug__> I need some helping getting open sound system to work
[03:14] <doug__> I have removed alsa and installed the oss deb package but I still getno sound
[03:14] <deco> ausnomer: was the user you are using created during the install ?
[03:15] <doug__> I can't even access the sound control panel
[03:15] <ausnomer> deco, yes
[03:15] <AJ_Z0> doug__: Have you tried padsp(1)?
[03:15] <ausnomer> deco, installations via the software center from the menu worked a few times and then it just stopped working.
[03:15] <doug__> AJ_Z8 Idon't know what that is
[03:16] <doug__> is that a terminal command?
[03:16] <deco> ausnomer: oh hmmm wow this is weird
[03:16] <ausnomer> deco, I may have done a daily update since it was working.
[03:16] <deco> ausnomer: are you using 10.04 ?
[03:16] <chuy_max> ausnomer, AFAIK, you shouldn't open GUI programs using sudo, use gksudo instead. mmmmm, perhaps the shortcut is not asking for root permission?, I would check how the shortcut is configured (I'm not sure how to do that though, never messed with GNOME panel, I prefer the old fashioned "run an app from a terminal"
[03:16] <AJ_Z0> doug__: It's a command which effectively provides a ld.so wrapper to make programs which use /dev/dsp work with pulseaudio
[03:17] <ausnomer> deco, yes
[03:17] <doug__> AJ_Z8 yeah I typed padsp at thd terminal and it seemed to do nothing
[03:18] <ausnomer> chuy_max, ok.. I'll google 'shortcut root permission ubuntu'.
[03:18] <doug__> AJ_Z8 also I may have removed pulse audio
[03:18] <AJ_Z0> 8 != 0
[03:18] <starghost> Hey what kernel version is default with the newest ubuntu? vboxing it and trying to run guest additions
[03:18] <RPG-Master> anyone know who I need to talk to in order to get the planet's RSS feed fixed?
[03:18] <doug__> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSound
[03:18] <InvaderZim> starcoder|Q: 2.6.32-22
[03:18] <doug__> I was attempting to follow those instructions
[03:18] <InvaderZim> oops
[03:18] <InvaderZim> starghost:  2.6.32-22
[03:18] <starghost> thanks!
[03:19] <deco> ausnomer: start software-center from the terminal
[03:19] <starcoder|Q> huh?
[03:19] <AJ_Z0> doug__: If you want to fight the sound system, then I wish you luck. If you don't, then then you now have one more option
[03:19] <deco> just to check it's not a shortcut problem
[03:19] <InvaderZim> misfire
[03:19] <ausnomer> does anyone know a ubuntu app that converts h264 back to dvd5?
[03:19] <doug__> AJ_Z0, what is that?
[03:19] <starcoder|Q> lol InvaderZim =P
[03:19] <InvaderZim> :p
[03:19] <chuy_max> ausnomer, I would do this first: run "software-center" without sudo, and see if it gives you the same behavior as if you opened the program from the panel. if it gives you the same behavior, then, it is likely it has a problem with permissions.
[03:19] <onetinsoldier> !info linux-image-generic
[03:19] <AJ_Z0> doug__: It's a pronoun
[03:20] <InvaderZim> ausnomer: ffmpeg and dvdcreator
[03:20] <doug__> AJ_Z0, haha what's the option though
[03:20] <AJ_Z0> doug__: The option is padsp
[03:20] <ausnomer> InvaderZim, thanks
[03:20] <starghost> Worked Invader :) thanks again
[03:20] <ausnomer> chuy_max, deco, ok thanks I'll try it.
[03:20] <doug__> AJ_Z0, whatis supposed to happen when I type padsp?
[03:20] <InvaderZim> starghost: np
[03:20] <doug__> AJ_Z0, it returns nothing
[03:21] <AJ_Z0> doug__: Do I really need to tell you how to use the manual?
[03:21] <doug__> AJ_Z0, probably yes
[03:21] <AJ_Z0> doug__: # man man
[03:21] <AJ_Z0> (It's not at all gay)
[03:22] <chuy_max> ausnomer, you might also want to check out the app alacarte. it is for messing up with gnome menus.
[03:22] <ausnomer> chuy_max, ok
[03:23] <mztriz> Nickserv IDENTIFY 73calchab
[03:23] <InvaderZim> mztriz: hehehe oops
[03:23] <mztriz> ahh
[03:23] <ausnomer> does anyone know how to check the version of a package in the software center before it is installed?
[03:23] <InvaderZim> time to change pass...
[03:23] <AJ_Z0> The unix manual has always been just that - a fully typeset printable manual, divided into sections [the number in ()s often given with the page name]
[03:23] <mztriz> wrong tab...
[03:23] <mztriz> Anyway
[03:23] <doug__> AJ_Z0, how to you exit one of thosemanuals and return toprompt?
[03:23] <mztriz> I have a question about 10.04 and wifi encryption
[03:24] <extor> If I want to zap everything on a line after a space, how do I do it?  sed 's/[ ]//g' filename will just wipe out the space but what can I use rather than [ ] to represent the first space followed by everything on that line after the space?
[03:24] <AJ_Z0> doug__: Use whatever key exits out of your $PAGER. Try "q"
[03:24] <doug__> AJ_Z0, yes q worked
[03:24] <mztriz> I tried to connect my computer to my wifi and it doesn't work.
[03:24] <deco> ausnomer: when you click more info
[03:24] <deco> ausnomer: at the bottom
[03:24] <InvaderZim> extor: remove the g
[03:24] <deco> it shows the version number
[03:24] <InvaderZim> extor: maybe...
[03:25] <AJ_Z0> extor: s/ .*//
[03:25] <doug__> AJ_Z0, by the way I typed padsp man man and it got me the manuak for the manual command
[03:25] <doug__> AJ_Z0, my point being just in case you didn't notice I don't have a clue
[03:25] <mztriz> Nickserv identify
[03:25] <AJ_Z0> doug__: Try doing what i suggested and not making up random commands in the hope that they might work
[03:25] <Christophfferr> which one is rizon?
[03:25] <extor> .*
[03:26] <ausnomer> when I run software center from the terminal without sudo it gives me the following error message:
[03:26] <ausnomer> /usr/share/software-center/softwarecenter/apt/aptcache.py:40: GtkWarning: gtk_container_add: assertion `GTK_IS_CONTAINER (container)' failed gtk.main_iteration()
[03:26] <InvaderZim> hehe floodbot caused a flood
[03:26] <mztriz> I'm trying to connect my computer to my wireless network but it's not working. It keeps asking me for the password over and over but I'm using the correct key and I've tested it on other machines it works fine.
[03:26] <doug__> AJ_Z0, no need to be rude and you din't tell me how to use the man comand
[03:26] <extor> I wonder why .* works yet [ .*] fails?
[03:26] <InvaderZim> mztriz: is it hidden?
[03:26] <mztriz> InvaderZim no it's not hidden
[03:26] <pietro10> Is ndiswrapper a kernel module?
[03:27] <mztriz> I can see the network and as a note the wifi card works with networks that arent' encrypted
[03:27] <InvaderZim> pietro10: no
[03:27] <AJ_Z0> doug__: We all start clueless and some stay that way. That page for man(1) tell you how to use the man command. To read padsp(1) you can simply use "man padsp"
[03:27] <pietro10> ok, can someone link me to the 10.04 DEB for it?
[03:27] <pietro10> directly
[03:27] <InvaderZim> pietro10: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[03:27] <pietro10> thanks
[03:28] <doug__> AJ_Z0, yeah I figured all that out by now
[03:28] <InvaderZim> mztriz: which encryption you use
[03:28] <mztriz> InvaderZim It's wep
[03:28] <doug__> AJ_Z0, so basically this is some program that Iuse to run other programs and sound should work if I do so
[03:28] <pietro10> huh
[03:28] <AJ_Z0> extor: Regexps are a strange symbol language worth learning if you spend enough time using the unix toolset
[03:28] <pietro10> there doesn't seem to be ndiswrapper
[03:29] <onetinsoldier> clop2: howdy. you get the hauppage driver/software figured out and fixed up yet?
[03:29] <extor> yeah I should learn them...I really really should
[03:29] <tyler_d4> on my 10.04 server I am getting modprobe fatal: error inserting padlock_sha .... : no such device..  I cannot get into grub on boot, and it won't continue
[03:29] <tyler_d4> ?
[03:29] <extor> I love unix even though I have been a noob for over a decade :(
[03:29] <InvaderZim> mztriz: have you tried doing it by iwconfig?
[03:30] <ausnomer> chuy_max, deco, when I run software center from the terminal without sudo it gives that error message in the terminal, and it has the same behaviour as running it from the menu (i.e. clicking install does nothing).
[03:30] <onetinsoldier> pietro10: try --> ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
[03:30] <mztriz> InvaderZim I will try again
[03:30] <AJ_Z0> doug__: Right. I recently used to to run ezqake, which had trouble with /dev/dsp getting locked. I simply ran "pasdsp ezquake ..." and it just worked; though I think there was some loss of signal in the process probably due to sample rate
[03:30] <pietro10> actually something else first
[03:31] <mztriz> InvaderZim what exactly am I looking for? I only see information on eth1
[03:31] <onetinsoldier> pietro10: ndiswrapper-common and ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
[03:32] <ahmeni> is there a way to get grub-pc to ignore specific partitions in the os-prober?
[03:32] <ahmeni> keeps picking up my recovery partition and its dangerous as all heck
[03:33] <InvaderZim> mztriz: hmmm you would have to type like iwconfig eth1 managed essid your_ssid_name_here key your_wep_key
[03:33] <InvaderZim> mztriz: to test how it goes
[03:33] <onetinsoldier> ahmeni: i think so... i think in the following file --> /etc/grub.d/40_custom
[03:33] <mztriz> InvaderZim Okay I will try that
[03:33] <doug__> AJ_Z0,  I get this error (rhythmbox:10549): CRITICAL **: atk_object_set_name: assertion `name != NULL' failed
[03:33] <InvaderZim> mztriz: check man
[03:34] <mztriz> InvaderZim okay
[03:34] <ahmeni> onetinsoldier: that seems to just be a file for custom entries?
[03:34] <onetinsoldier> ahmeni: yes. i don't know my way around grub2 really, but thought pointing that file out might help you
[03:35] <yanick_> hi, where do I have to go to add my computer in my Ubuntu One account? The "tutorial" says that I need to click on the "Add computer" button, but I don't see that button anywhere (I am actually logged in, at https://one.ubuntu.com/account/)
[03:37] <xangua> yanick_: in the indicator session applet, at the top right of the panel
[03:37] <mztriz> InvaderZim it says "Error for Wireless request set ESSID"
[03:37] <yanick_> xangua, that opens a window saying that i'm not connected. If I click on "manage account", it brings me back to that https://one.ubuntu.com/account/ page
[03:38] <mztriz> InvaderZim SET failed on device eth1 ; Operation not permitted"
[03:38] <InvaderZim> mztriz: you need to type sudo before the command
[03:38] <yanick_> https://one.ubuntu.com/support/installation/
[03:38] <InvaderZim> mztriz: forgott to mention it
[03:38] <yanick_> there's no "Add this computer" button there ^^
[03:38] <Jordan_U> ahmeni: Easiest thing is to copy the entries you want to keep to /etc/grub.d/40_custom then either set "GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=true" or "sudo chmod -x /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober" to disable os-prober.
[03:39] <mztriz> InvaderZim Okay I tried it with sudo and it accepted the command but just took me back to the prompt
[03:39] <[Adam|Miner]> I have like 50 websites I want a 500x400 screenshot of, is there an easy way to do it? (Like some program (prefferably with a gui))
[03:39] <InvaderZim> mztriz: now you're supposedly connected to your wifi
[03:40] <InvaderZim> mztriz: if you use dhcp, try dhclient or whatever you use for dhcp
[03:40] <ahmeni> Jordan_U: that's clunky but it'll do , thanks :)
[03:40] <Jordan_U> ahmeni: You're welcome.
[03:40] <InvaderZim> mztriz: you can check with iwconfig eth1... if it shows power, db, essid, etc. youre in
[03:40] <mztriz> InvaderZim it's not installed by default in lucid and I can't get the PC online to install anything
[03:40] <Dizkonnekted> [Adam|Miner], you can use compiz screenshot feature
[03:40] <xangua> yanick_: it should wbe working now then, do you see an 'ubuntu one' folder in your home¿¿
[03:40] <mztriz> InvaderZim Also I've connected this computer to the internet before with a network that wasn't encrypted
[03:41] <[Adam|Miner]> Dizkonnekted: But would it be easy to do 50 sites with it in less than like 10 minutes?
[03:41] <InvaderZim> mztriz: whats not installed by def?
[03:41] <yanick_> xangua, yes, but the Ubuntu One window still says that I'm not connected
[03:41] <_ba> you can have a dhcp server for a network not directly connected to the server right?
[03:42] <Dizkonnekted> [Adam|Miner], it means doing them all by hand though, are you looking for something to do it automatically?
[03:42] <[Adam|Miner]> Dizkonnekted: I was hoping so, or at least in bulk
[03:42] <Jordan_U> +
[03:42]  * [Adam|Miner] thinks I just said the same thing 2 ways ;/
[03:43] <greezmunkey> [Adam|Miner]: scrot is a command line tool for taking screenshots. See the man page and this tutorial. You might also want to look at scripting the browser. There are firefox add-ons that take screenshots such as screengrab (which can capture the entire page if you want, not just the visible bit) and you could then script the browser with greasemonkey to take the screenshots.
[03:43] <Dizkonnekted> [Adam|Miner], i dont know of anything like that sorry :\
[03:43] <christos`> dizkonnected still in here are you an op? i cant see bause im using xchat i cant see the names lol
[03:43] <christos`> because*
[03:43] <greezmunkey> [Adam|Miner]: http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/columns/how_to_take_screenshots_with_scrot
[03:43] <[Adam|Miner]> Thanks, I'll look at both
[03:43] <Dizkonnekted> christos`, im here
[03:44] <Dizkonnekted> greezmunkey, good suggestions
[03:44] <mztriz> InvaderZim the wifi works fine at my house but this isn't my computer it's for someone else  and they have a wep key on their netowrk. I've put in the password etc but it just keeps asking me for it over and over but I know it's right I've tested the network with (this computer) and my cell phone
[03:44] <christos`> no i mean are you still in here meaning you on for a while are you an op? because im using xchat i cant see names
[03:44] <InvaderZim> mztriz: you're in gnome?
[03:44] <greezmunkey> Dizkonnekted: I stole that off the net.
[03:44] <mztriz> InvaderZim yes
[03:44] <cenasfixes> Quit
[03:45] <mztriz> InvaderZim it's a fresh install of lucid
[03:45] <Dizkonnekted> christos`, im not an op but ill be here for a bit, im using xchat too and i can see all of the names lol
[03:45] <InvaderZim> mztriz: I'm no expert in gnome as I don't use it... but, isn't it asking for the gnome-keyring password?
[03:45] <christos`> oh huh how i cant see no names on the right like you do on the mirc for windows.
[03:45] <Haraken> can someone help me with installing ubuntu 10.04 with mdadm raid0?  I had completed an install using the alternate installer and upon rebooting it dropped me into a busy box console instead of the ubuntu gui
[03:45] <Dizkonnekted> greezmunkey, lol www.letmegooglethatforyou.com? :P
[03:46] <pietro10> ugggggggggggggh
[03:47] <theadmin> Hm. It seems that if I change /etc/hostname, /etc/hosts modifies automatically. How on earth?
[03:47] <pietro10> not even ndiswrapper whatever worked
[03:47] <pietro10> is there a way I can remove it completely
[03:47] <pietro10> what I didt
[03:47] <pietro10> $sudo ndiswrapper -i ~/.driver/wifi/DRIVER/bcmwl5.inf
[03:47] <pietro10> $sudo ndiswrapper -l
[03:47] <pietro10> $sudo ndiswrapper -m
[03:47] <pietro10> $sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[03:47] <FloodBot3> pietro10: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:47] <FloodBot4> pietro10: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:47] <christos`> pietro10 lol wtf
[03:47] <Dizkonnekted> InvaderZim, thats your password, it might also ask you for access to the keyring which you can allow once or permanently
[03:47] <Haraken> lol
[03:47] <mztriz> InvaderZim Yes
[03:48] <christos`> invaderzim what a great cartoon
[03:48] <InvaderZim> christos`: yes =)
[03:48] <mztriz> InvaderZim the gnomekey password is just the account's password right?
[03:48] <InvaderZim> mztriz: right
[03:48] <theadmin> mztriz: If it's the login keyring, yes
[03:48] <pietro10> I followed the instructions here
[03:48] <pietro10> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/1390
[03:48] <hiexpo> christos`,  - hes clueless
[03:49] <theadmin> floodbots are going crazy again :/
[03:49] <InvaderZim> Doesn't nm-applet sets up a keyring password of its own?
[03:49] <yanick_> this Ubuntu One thing is foobar
[03:49] <bastid_raZor> theadmin: maybe its a good thing that it changes.. it can break sudo if they are different.
[03:49] <christos`> who is clueless?
[03:50] <theadmin> bastid_raZor: It is a good thing, I just don't get how on earth it is possible
[03:50] <lenovo> hi
[03:50] <onetinsoldier> theadmin: you need to change both.. /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts
[03:50] <christos`> hiexpo who is clueless?
[03:50] <hiexpo> christos`,  - pietro10  hes been on that issue now for about 4 hours
[03:50] <Dizkonnekted> yanick_,  whats the problem with it?
[03:51] <pietro10> the problem is this
[03:51] <pietro10> - wifi needs restricted driver
[03:51] <pietro10> - can't connected via wired because modem only allows one MAC address to connect
[03:51] <pietro10> at all
[03:51] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, I can't connect my computer with my account
[03:51] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, there is no "Add this computer" button anywhere
[03:52] <pietro10> anyway
[03:52] <mztriz> InvaderZim I just tried it again after restarting the computer. It only asks for the login keyring once and then it just keeps prompting for the wep key (which I know is correct)
[03:52] <pietro10> how do I remove ndiswrapper
[03:52] <pietro10> the way I set it up
[03:52] <christos`> lol im been using linux for like 2 days now man i going to stick to this and hopefully i can answer some questions one day lol
[03:52] <pietro10> just remove it with dpkg -r and hope it works/
[03:52] <pietro10> ?
[03:52] <Seven_Six_Two> pietro10,  if it's a standard SA cable modem or similar, you can do it with diff mac, but you have to do full reset
[03:52] <theadmin> pietro10: dpkg -r?! I think you use sudo apt-get remove packagename
[03:52] <InvaderZim> mztriz: maybe you're typing in the wrong keyring pass... still should work when it asks for the wep key
[03:52] <pietro10> theadmin: except I can't connect to the internet
[03:53] <pietro10> so I installed the two locally
[03:53] <pietro10> with dpkg
[03:53] <bastid_raZor> christos`: this is the perfect place to watch and follow along.
[03:53] <pietro10> (ndiswhatever-common and -utils)
[03:53] <theadmin> pietro10: uh. Still, removing them with apt-get should be possible, also use gdebi to install packages locally
[03:53] <greezmunkey> mztriz: in network manager, disable wireless, delete the profile for the AP you are trying to connect to, restart network manager and try again. ;)
[03:53] <Dizkonnekted> yanick_, if you use the web login on a new machine it should allow you to add the new pc straight after login
[03:53] <pietro10> ok
[03:53] <InvaderZim> mztriz: sorry but I don't know much about gnome-keyring you have to ask to these fellow gnomers here
[03:53] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, I'm following this "guide" here https://one.ubuntu.com/support/installation/ and at step 8, there is no "add this computer" button anywhere
[03:54] <Seven_Six_Two> christos`, yeah, this is the place to be. been hooked for about 7 years, and most of my help has been here or a few other general linux channels. now I come back to help when I can
[03:54] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, it did not
[03:54] <greezmunkey> Blackhawks win
[03:54] <pietro10> trying this one last time using the instructions here
[03:54] <pietro10> http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=security/changemac
[03:54] <InvaderZim> mztriz: if you just wanna try I would suggest installing wicd (which removes the network manager applet, so you need to reinstall it if you want it back, which will remove wicd again - they cant coexist)
[03:54] <christos`> seven_Six_Two yeah im already hooked
[03:55] <Dizkonnekted> yanick_, are you sure the computer has not already been added?
[03:55] <theadmin> christos`: Use the tab key :P Type first few letters of a nickname, hit tab to autocomplete it
[03:55] <Seven_Six_Two> pietro10, are you trying to change your mac because your modem won't let you connect?
[03:55] <theadmin> theadmin:
[03:55] <theadmin> err
[03:55] <theadmin> disregard that
[03:56] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, I get this message when I go to the "Computers added to this account" : You haven't added any computers or devices to your Ubuntu One account
[03:56] <christos`> what i dont get it theadmin i press tab then say for your name type t then tab again?
[03:56] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, though I have a "Ubuntu One" directory in my home folder....
[03:57] <theadmin> christos`: Try typing "thea" and hitting tab
[03:57] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, the Ubuntu One window says that I'm not connected
[03:57] <theadmin> christos`: without quotes of course
[03:57] <AJ_Z0> doug__: Since it's the default audio player in Ubuntu, rhythmbox shoudl work just fine with pulseaduio
[03:57] <jack> does frank lichtenheld already know packages.ubuntu.com is fucked?
[03:57] <christos`> theadmin, oh wow i see nice
[03:57] <jack> some weeks now...
[03:57] <bazhang> jack, watch the language
[03:58] <onetinsoldier> christos`: now, you no longer hooked on just Ubuntu Linux.. now theadmin just got you hooked on IRC as well :-)
[03:58] <jack> bazhang, answer the content :x
[03:58] <doug__> AJ_Z0, I thinkI removed pulse audio
[03:58] <christos`> onetinsoldier, yeah i know right lol
[03:58] <pietro10_> ugh
[03:58] <pietro10_> not even that worked.
[03:59] <pietro10> but it showed the MAC address spoofed
[03:59] <pietro10> what the hell
[03:59] <doug__> AJ_Z0, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSound I followed this
[03:59] <AJ_Z0> doug__: Like I said earlier, if you want to start messing with the sound system, then you're likely on a solo adventure. Out of curiosity, what are you trying to achieve?
[03:59] <Dizkonnekted> yanick_, thats even after you log in via the Applications, Internet, Ubuntu one?
[03:59] <christos`> Is there a way to show the names on the right like the mirc for windows im using xchat*
[03:59] <doug__> I'm just trying to get sound to work
[03:59] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, yes
[04:00] <pietro10> christos`: it should be on by default :S
[04:00] <tertl3> doug, check out JACK for sound
[04:00] <pietro10> ugh
[04:00] <pietro10> I give up
[04:00] <Guest74478> anyone need help
[04:00] <jan-pieter> yes
[04:00] <pietro10> is there a Wubi that comes with restricted drivers
[04:00] <doug__> AJ_Z0, sound wasnot working at all whenI started
[04:00] <Seven_Six_Two> christos`, I'm using xchat, and I have the list of names
[04:00] <tertl3> pietro10: no lucks still?
[04:00] <christos`> pietro10,  well when i installed this it not im using xchat-gnome
[04:00] <pietro10> because until I get this broadcom driver I'm not going anywhere
[04:00] <christos`> is there a difference?
[04:00] <pietro10> dunno
[04:00] <Dizkonnekted> yanick_, what version of ubuntu are you using and what browser?
[04:01] <pietro10> basically
[04:01] <Guest74478> go to System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[04:01] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, actually, Ubuntu One is in System > preferences > Ubuntu One. I'm using Lucid
[04:01] <Guest74478> ur welcome
[04:01] <pietro10> - I can't connect to the internet
[04:01] <Guest74478> pietro10, haha dude
[04:01] <pietro10> - I can't use wired because my modem will only let one MAC address
[04:01] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, Ubuntu One opens Firefox for browsing, so I'm using that
[04:01] <pietro10> - Spoofing didn't work
[04:01] <pietro10> - ndiswrapper didn't wor
[04:01] <pietro10> k
[04:01] <pietro10> for wireless
[04:02] <christos`> anyone have an xbox360 quick question why on google chrome when i log in it gives me a message sayin I cant acess my account but on firefox i can?
[04:02] <mztriz> InvaderZim I give up lol I'm just going to have her get the router from upstairs so she can connect directly
[04:02] <christos`> ill give you an screenshot or something if needed
[04:02] <onetinsoldier> christos`: is your xchat not showing nicks on the right? it should be. mine does by default. i felt i needed to enlarge the sidebar that shows the nicks by dragging it in a little, but it's there
[04:02] <doug__> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1244226
[04:02] <AJ_Z0> doug__: I wouldn't want to discourage you from this learning experience, but the usual approach to solving a problem with some component not working is not riping it and some other stuff out and trying to make something else work instead
[04:02] <theadmin> christos`: JavaScript enabled on chrome?
[04:03] <Dizkonnekted> yanick_,  ahh ok, you should also find with Lucid Ubuntu one preferences, and from there you should have some extra options, im not using lucid so i dont know for sure sorry, but try options/preferences
[04:03] <doug__> AJ_Z0, well someone here point me to that link I just pasted and thatdirected me to those oss instructions
[04:03] <pietro10> so
[04:03] <Guest74478> pietro10, what r u trying to do
[04:03] <doug__> AJ_Z0, I did not know what else to try
[04:03] <pietro10> connect to the internet
[04:03] <Guest74478> pietro10, haha good one
[04:03] <dekae1> exit
[04:04] <pietro10> from a Dell Precision M6400
[04:04] <doug__> AJ_Z0, would you recommend I try to revert back to where I started? is there anything I acn try once I do that is simpler
[04:04] <Dizkonnekted> hello room, im using 9.10, ive had a look through the forums and tried some suggestions there and found that enabling KMS solved my ATI RADEON 9200 (pci) problem i was having, but then it stopped working for no apparent reason, anyone able to help?
[04:04] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, there are no options/preferences, only three tabs : Account, Devices, Services. On "Devices" I can click on "Connect", but the button is then grayed, and nothing happens
[04:05] <pietro10> isn't there a linux version of the m6400
[04:05] <AJ_Z0> doug__: In the few fights I've had with sound the last three Ubuntu releases on various hardware, all have been solved without trying to replace pulseaudio
[04:05] <christos`> i figured it out
[04:05] <christos`> that im using the xchat-gnome doesnt show names but the other xchat does
[04:05] <christos`> lol
[04:05] <christos`> uninstalling this lol
[04:05] <AJ_Z0> doug__: Start with a clean install of the latest release and update before you start to mess with any settings
[04:05] <Guest74478> pietro10, dude
[04:05] <doug__> AJ_Z0, would you recommand attempt to revert back then?? are there otherthings I can try once I do
[04:05] <Guest74478> pietro10, disconnect ur computer and connect the other one
[04:06] <pietro10> I did
[04:06] <pietro10> the MAC address were different
[04:06] <pietro10> and my modem only lets one (fixed)
[04:06] <Guest74478> pietro10, haha owned
[04:06] <doug__> AJ_Z0, I had a clean install of 9.10, i can not instal 10.4 but that is a whole nother issue
[04:06] <pietro10> you're a real help
[04:06] <AJ_Z0> doug__: Unless you know exactly how to put back all the pieces you removed exactly how they should be, then I do not recmment doiong so
[04:06] <bazhang> Guest74478, that is not acceptable here
[04:06] <Guest74478> pietro10, can u configure the modem
[04:06] <Purpley> How do I view xspf files in vlc media player?
[04:06] <AJ_Z0> doug__: What's the issue with 10.04?
[04:06] <Dizkonnekted> yanick_, if you enter your details on the account tab after logging out from the web interface can you then log in from there?
[04:07] <yq> 卡洛斯觉得很伤感电联合国圣诞快乐hg
[04:07] <Purpley> Movie Player says it doesnt have permissons to view them
[04:07] <theadmin> Purpley: Check the permissions
[04:07] <bazhang> !cn | yq
[04:07] <pietro10> no
[04:07] <doug__> AJ_Z0, well there are instructions to do so at http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5539687&postcount=331
[04:07] <theadmin> Purpley: sudo chown $USER yourfile ; sudo chmod 600 yourfile
[04:07] <pietro10> I can only reset all settings
[04:08] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, I can log in, out, in again.... it never ask me to add a device, or computer, or anything
[04:08] <christos`> ok now i have the right one and i can see the names woot :)
[04:08] <Guest74478> pietro10, have u tried that
[04:08] <pietro10> Dizkonnekted said not to
[04:08] <doug__> AJ_Z0, 10.4 live cd will not boot on this machine
[04:08] <yanick_> Dizkonnekted, I have nothing connected to my account, and no way to add anything
[04:08] <doug__> AJ_Z0, I do not know why
[04:08] <Purpley> theadmin, Does movie player support caching of 30,000ms?
[04:08] <pietro10> I could try it but I would still need the ethernet connected to this MAC
[04:09] <theadmin> Purpley: I dunno, I only use VLC, but if it complains about permissions - THEY are likely the problem
[04:09] <doug__> AJ_Z0, I think it is not compatable with my hardware
[04:09] <Moral___> Evening, I just updated to 10.04. I can't boot normally; however I can boot in single user mode fine. When I boot normally it hangs on "starting X display manager: slim."  dmesg and tail /var/log/message doesn't produce much informaion for me
[04:09] <Seven_Six_Two> pietro10, is it comcast or verizon?
[04:09] <pietro10> cablevision
[04:09] <dlp211> doug__: did you try sudo apt-get install upgrade?
[04:09] <Seven_Six_Two> hmm..what brand of modem?
[04:09] <onetinsoldier> doug__: video card problem? do you know what video card your system has?
[04:09] <yq> 进入中国频道
[04:10] <Guest74478> pietro10, u can bring your laptop to another router to connect it to the internet
[04:10] <AJ_Z0> doug__: The problem with these kind of resources (which is typical for Linux platforms) is that they are often of limited applicability and those limits are rarely clear. Ubuntu has very good release engineering so in almost all cases you best bet is to start with the the latest release and change as little as necessary to get the system working how you want it
[04:10] <bazhang> yq /join #ubuntu-cn
[04:10] <Guest74478> bazhang, sry who is this
[04:10] <doug__> onetinsoldier, it has intel video
[04:10] <doug__> onetinsoldier, it's a toughbook cf-29
[04:10] <ubuntu_> gg
[04:10] <AJ_Z0> doug__: Sure you didn't burn an ISO for the wrong arch (like I just did for another platform)? Try an install
[04:10] <Purpley> theadmin, Does vlc media player support xspf? If it doesnt ill be surprised considering it supports every single format I throw at it
[04:11] <theadmin> Purpley: Unsure what kind of format that even is
[04:11] <onetinsoldier> doug__: yeah.. 10.04 has some issues with some Intel Integrated gvideo card models. there are some workarounds, list here --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes#Intel%208xx%20X%20freezes/crashes
[04:11] <teamcoltra_> My computer will let me record audio once... and then if I close out of sound recorder or whatever program
[04:11] <ubuntu_> alguien que hable castellano
[04:11] <teamcoltra_> and I try to open another program (or even open a new sound recorder) it does not record
[04:11] <bazhang> ubuntu_, /join #ubuntu-es
[04:11] <doug__> iso was good andwas i386 one
[04:12] <Dizkonnekted> yanick_, try logging out of everything, then only log in using the browser, it might be an issue of multiple log ins or something
[04:12] <doug__> disk was god workedinanother pc fine
[04:12] <onetinsoldier> AJ_Z0: you might want to have a look at the link as well, probably difficult for a newbie to work out --> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes#Intel%208xx%20X%20freezes/crashes
[04:12] <teamcoltra_> Sound Prefrences does not even recognise any sound input
[04:12] <doug__> I don't want to risk attmpting to get10.4 to workright now
[04:12] <dlp211> theadmin: its a playlist format in xml
[04:12] <pietro10> Seven_Six_Two: motorola surfboard SBV5120
[04:12] <doug__> I need this computer to work
[04:13] <Dizkonnekted> doug__, ive also had a horrible time trying to install 10.04
[04:13] <Guest74478> pietro10, use another modem to connect ur laptop
[04:13] <pietro10> I don't have one >_>?
[04:13] <Moral___> what's the channel for ubunu 10.04
[04:13] <theadmin> Moral___: This here
[04:13] <myshahrul> how can i resolve this things?
[04:13] <bazhang> Moral___, right here
[04:13] <myshahrul> hi
[04:13] <theadmin> Moral___: It's released so...
[04:13] <Moral___> okay
[04:13] <Moral___> In that case.
[04:13] <myshahrul> Failed to fetch http://hk.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/libs/libsexy/libsexy2_0.1.11-2build2_i386.deb  Connection failed [IP: 91.189.92.166 80] E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
[04:13] <Purpley> theadmin, A type of playlist similar to xml
[04:13] <Moral___> Evening, I just updated to 10.04. I can't boot normally; however I can boot in single user mode fine. When I boot normally it hangs on "starting X display manager: slim."  dmesg and tail /var/log/message doesn't produce much informaion for me
[04:13] <FloodBot4> Moral___: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:13] <theadmin> Purpley: Hm, I didn't expirement much with playlists on VLC...
[04:13] <Moral___> FloodBot4, cool story bro.
[04:14] <theadmin> Moral___: It's a bot lol
[04:14] <Guest74478> pietro10, have you tried a cyber cafe
[04:14] <Moral___> yeah, I know.
[04:14] <pietro10> no
[04:14] <Moral___> Says bot in the name.
[04:14] <pietro10> I just got this installed now
[04:14] <pietro10> so I could test this Qt app I'm writing
[04:14] <myshahrul> hurm
[04:14] <NightDragon> sup guys
[04:14] <NightDragon> lol okay whats the ubuntu BS chatting channel?
[04:14] <Moral___> hi
[04:14] <NightDragon> i know that this is the help chan
[04:14] <dlp211> Purpley: VLC supports node item id and option...if you are throwing something else at it it might be hanging on that
[04:15] <Moral___> NightDragon, #ubuntu-social
[04:15] <bazhang> #ubuntu-offtopic NightDragon
[04:15] <Moral___> or something like that
[04:15] <Dizkonnekted> NightDragon, #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:15] <tristan3199> can i get help with my software center... it has an autorization falure...
[04:15] <dlp211> did you enter in the admin password when asked for it tristan?
[04:16] <Guest74478> pietro10, u could reset ur modem if u know how to reconfigure it
[04:16] <pietro10> >_>
[04:16] <Dizkonnekted> Does anyone know if idling is allowed in this channel?
[04:16] <itheos> how to add a partition to my user group? the partition asks for the password everytime i mount it. how to remove that?
[04:16] <gmonnie> i recently upgraded from 9.14 to 10.04LTS, is there anyway i can downgrade back to 9.14 without having to erase and reload the os entirely
[04:16] <teamcoltra_> alsa reload does not work
[04:16] <bazhang> Dizkonnekted, of course it is
[04:17] <teamcoltra_> (well it works, but did not solve my problem)
[04:17] <hiexpo> gmonnie, nope
[04:17] <gmonnie> well damn
[04:17] <dlp211> gmonnie: what is wrong with 10.04
[04:17] <Dizkonnekted> bazhang, awesome thanks, i thought the bots might be set to kick on idle
[04:17] <Purpley> dlp211, What happens is it plays the first item, without a selection and there streams so its not like once song ends the next starts
[04:18] <Guest74478> pietro10, too noob?
[04:18] <pietro10> VLC? isn't that default behavior
[04:18] <pietro10> Guest74478: I'll give it a try in a sec
[04:18] <itheos> hi everyone
[04:18] <Purpley> dlp211, Actually, I can switch using the arrow keys but is there a pop out that displays the playlist?
[04:18] <dlp211> Purpley: ill be honest i dont use xspf so all i can do is read what google spits at me
[04:19] <ausnomer> is it just me or are the playdeb and appnr servers down?
[04:19] <dsnyders> I fixed my problem.  I was getting a grub rescue prompt.  My machine puts the SATA drives after IDE drives in the /dev/sd? list, even though it boots off of SATA first.  So it was booting off of SATA1 (/dev/sdb) but grub was pointing to IDE /dev/sda1.
[04:19] <Guest74478> hey there anyone need help
[04:19] <jan-pieter> Hi everyone. I want to install 10.04 but I don't want everything on the same partition. I know I will have a dedicated /home partition. But are there other parts that may be worth putting in a different partition?
[04:19] <gmonnie> dlp211: well my laptop is overheating alot quicker, video playing is laggy as hell, and processor is peaking out like hell, didnt have those problems as much with 9.14
[04:20] <Purpley> dlp211, Know of anyway that if you were using a playlist that you can use a popout to view the list?
[04:20] <dlp211> gmonnie: well those are some serious problems
[04:20] <Guest74478> jan-pieter, y
[04:20] <gmonnie> dlp211: and im not doing anything different than i was with 9.14
[04:20] <pietro10> arrrrrggggh
[04:20] <pietro10> fuck
[04:20] <Dizkonnekted> jan-pieter, thats a personal choice i would say, you can check the ubuntu documentation for suggestions
[04:20] <pietro10> I just saw that it was not flashing the Connected light
[04:21] <bazhang> pietro10, that language is not called for
[04:21] <pietro10> but I can't put it in any tighter
[04:21] <CaptainTrek> !language
[04:21] <tertl3> pietro10: calm your horses
[04:21] <Guest74478> pietro10, ignore him hes probably just some noob
[04:21] <dlp211> Purpley: I would think prolly not...VLC is mostly no frills...but i can not say that with any definity
[04:21] <bazhang> Guest74478, stop with the name calling
[04:21] <mikubuntu> i seem to have fixed the 'broken packages' in synaptic, but open office presentation still will not launch, and i get this when i try to use the update manager: http://imagebin.ca/view/fwgZERo.html
[04:22] <christos`> ubottu,  linux isnt user friendly so why do we have to be family friendly :)
[04:22] <Purpley> dlp211, Alright well thanks anyway :)
[04:22] <christos`> haha
[04:22] <jan-pieter> Dizkonnekted, It says something about /var and something with usr/local. But with usr/local What ends up in there?
[04:22] <gmonnie> looks like im gonna have to just reinstall 9.14, aint that just peachy
[04:22] <christos`> The bot told me please dont think im intelligent rofl
[04:22] <onetinsoldier> jan-pieter: probably all you'll want is / on it's own partition, it needs to be at least 4 Gig, and then /usr and /home have their own partitions. make /usr fairly large
[04:22] <theadmin> christos`: "Linux is user friendly, it's just very choosy about its friends" - bashorg
[04:22] <dlp211> gmonnie:  you need to backup and reinstall...when you reinstall partition your HDD so that your home folder has its own partition
[04:22] <pietro10> I know ubottu used to have @t
[04:22] <pietro10> that was fun
[04:23] <Flannel> jan-pieter: If you ever install anything manually, it goes in /usr/local/*
[04:23] <christos`> Nice :)
[04:23] <dsnyders> theadmin, You beat me to it.
[04:23] <Guest74478> theadmin, haha
[04:23] <pietro10> anyway forget it, I'm going to  see if there's another distro I can install in a way like Wubi that does have these ddrivers supported
[04:23] <gmonnie> i wont worry about that, i have all my data and stuff backed up on an external
[04:23] <pietro10> because ti doesn't seem to want to recognize wireless
[04:23] <pietro10> er, wired
[04:23] <jan-pieter> If you install something from the package manager does it end up in /usr/local ?
[04:23] <dlp211> pietro10: try Mint
[04:24] <Dizkonnekted> theadmin, lol that was fast
[04:24] <Guest74478> anyone need help?
[04:24] <gmonnie> dlp211: unless you think i should do it anyway, i dont have that much experience with partitioning
[04:25] <mikubuntu> i need help, guest74478 !!!
[04:25] <mikubuntu> i seem to have fixed the 'broken packages' in synaptic, but open office presentation still will not launch, and i get this when i try to use the update manager: http://imagebin.ca/view/fwgZERo.html
[04:25] <onetinsoldier> jan-pieter: i'd make your / at least 8 Gig's, and /usr at least the same if not bigger.   installed package pretty much go into /usr  ...not /usr/local
[04:26] <CaptainTrek> so...
[04:26] <CaptainTrek> question
[04:26] <Seven_Six_Two> mikubuntu, I saw that once. I did the upgrade from terminal and everything was fine.
[04:26] <Flannel> mikubuntu: close update manager, and pastebin the output of `sudo apt-get dist-upgrade`
[04:26] <Dizkonnekted> jan-pieter, unless you have a very specific need,  i would suggest just keeping a large seperate home partition
[04:26] <dlp211> gmonnie: partitioning is easy...you just need to make sure you have a swap, a /, and /home, the partitioner will take care of the rest
[04:26] <mikubuntu> flannel, ok
[04:26] <mikubuntu> gimme minut
[04:26] <tristan3199> can anybody tell me how to fix my ubuntu software center
[04:26] <Guest74478> mikubuntu, click Partial Upgrade
[04:27] <CaptainTrek> i cp -rf 'd my /home folder to a separate ext3 partition, shou;d I assume everything's copied except for the "special files" that it says cannot be copied over as sudo?
[04:27] <blankthemuffin> maybe if you were to tell us what is wrong with it tristan3199
[04:27] <jan-pieter> Ok thanks. I just like to fiddle around with my pc
[04:27] <CaptainTrek> assume i used sudo
[04:27] <dlp211> gmonnie: swap should be abouit 512. id give 10 gigs to / and the rest to /home...just make sure you save all files to /home
[04:27] <Dizkonnekted> jan-pieter,  best way to learn ;)
[04:27] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: There's a better way to do that, with cpio and find: http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[04:28] <IMTheNachoMan> anyone here familiar withs horewall?
[04:28] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: You'll know for next time, if nothing else
[04:28] <IMTheNachoMan> shorewall?
[04:28] <dlp211> tristan2199: what is wrong with it?
[04:28] <jan-pieter> Oh one more thing. Is it possible to move something to a dedicated partition after I isntalled ubuntu?
[04:28] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: again, i'm just trying to get all the files off of it, not the special files.  Can I assume that everything was copied over?
[04:29] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: its not to make a separate home partition, just to get the files
[04:29] <tristan3199> having a problem with authoriation... it says autorization failed
[04:29] <tristan3199> it asks for my password.. i give it.. then it says...
[04:29] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: you alive?
[04:30] <mikubuntu> flannel , and guest74478 , i did ' sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ' in the terminal and its updating, but i won't know if it completes for a while on this slow dsl i have .. thx
[04:30] <tertl3> he gine
[04:30] <dlp211> tristan3199: are you sure you are giving it the admin password
[04:30] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: sure.  Make sure you've got whatever dotfiles you want to copy in your new folder too, (if you've got any dotfiles, its safe to assume they're all there)
[04:30] <Dizkonnekted> ok im out for now - later guys!
[04:30] <Flannel> mikubuntu: That's fine, I'll be here a while
[04:30] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: i'm assuming that if I actually ran cp -rf, it would get everything, no?
[04:31] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: Did you cp -f /home/you? or /home/you/* or what?
[04:31] <mikubuntu> flannel , thx , it was about 460 mb and its now at 4% and counting (slowly)
[04:31] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: cp -rf /home/me
[04:31] <Guest74478> jan-pieter, not really
[04:31] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: then yes, it ought to have got everything
[04:31] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: can you do a couple terminal commands for us? i really don't know if we'll find the problem... but let us see the output of --> cat /etc/hostname
[04:31] <tristan3199> an application is attemting to perform an action the requires priveleges... authentication is required to perform this action
[04:32] <CaptainTrek> Flannel from a mountpoint first, since I loaded everything on my 10.04 partition (i was cping from a 9.04 partition to an external hard drive)
[04:32] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: ^^^
[04:32] <tristan3199> yes please
[04:32] <christos`> !users
[04:32] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: then, the second line from --> head -n 2 /etc/hosts
[04:32] <christos`> !user
[04:32] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: What?  Actual folder location doesn't matter
[04:32] <christos`> !op
[04:32] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: okay, wanted to make sure
[04:32] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: If I think I understood what you were asking
[04:32] <christos`> !help
[04:32] <Flannel> christos`: Yes?
[04:32] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: yes you got what I meant.  ALERT: BOT ABUSE!
[04:33] <xangua> christos`: you can play with the bot in private
[04:33] <Guest74478> christos`, quiet pls
[04:33] <christos`> Flannel, i forgot how to use commands just messing around sorry :(
[04:33] <christos`> Sorry guys :(
[04:33] <nhandler> christos`: Please experiment with the bots via PM
[04:33] <onetinsoldier> christos`: here's one for ya.. :-)
[04:33] <onetinsoldier> !botabuse | christos`
[04:33] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: any way to check if everything was copied?  some kind of filestructure comparer or something?
[04:33] <Guest74478> christos`, np nub
[04:34] <onetinsoldier> lol
[04:34] <christos`> dang ubuntu got channels for everything
[04:34] <CaptainTrek> !ot | christos`
[04:34] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: ls -lR /path/to/original > filename1.txt ; ls -lR /path/to/new > filename2.txt; diff filename1.txt filename2.txt
[04:34] <onetinsoldier> christos`: you'll get the same info from the bot if you use the /msg ubottu <term>   ...but in a pm from the bot ;-)
[04:35] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: that'd certainly work
[04:35] <tristan3199> sorry... can someone pm me... i cant get to scroll up....
[04:35] <Spunkym3nkey> what's a good cheap VPS server company that lets you choose ubuntu for OS that is not so expensive
[04:35] <jan-pieter> Guest77478: And what is just make a new partition for lets say /usr/something/ copy everything from that folder to the new partition and edit the fstab file to mount the new partition at /usr/something/ ?
[04:36] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: let us see the output of --> cat /etc/hostname
[04:36] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: then, the second line from --> head -n 2 /etc/hosts
[04:37] <tristan3199> one moment
[04:37] <onetinsoldier> ok
[04:37] <bondiblueos9> I'm trying to ssh into an account that has no password (it is blank), but my attempts keep getting rejected.  Is there any way to fix this (without changing the remote system)?
[04:38] <jan-pieter> Guest74478: And what is just make a new partition for lets say /usr/something/ copy everything from that folder to the new partition and edit the fstab file to mount the new partition at /usr/something/ ?
[04:38] <Moral___> wtf
[04:38] <Moral___> bondiblueos9, why would
[04:38] <Moral___> lol wut
[04:38] <tristan3199> tristan3199: let us see the output of --> cat /etc/hostname
[04:38] <tristan3199> tristan3199: then, the second line from --> head -n 2 /etc/hosts
[04:38] <tristan3199> sorry
[04:38] <bondiblueos9> Moral___: I'm trying to ssh into my father's computer under his account on which he has absolutely refused to set a password
[04:38] <tristan3199> tristan@ubuntu:~$ cat/etc/hostname
[04:38] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: i'm assuming the command might take a while to run?
[04:39] <tristan3199> bash: cat/etc/hostname: No such file or directory
[04:39] <CaptainTrek> put a space between cat and /
[04:39] <CaptainTrek> tristan3199:  ^^^
[04:39] <bastid_raZor> bondiblueos9: i think by default ssh rejects blank password logins
[04:39] <Moral___> bondiblueos9, k 1 sec
[04:39] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: you made a typo there.. forgot a 'space'
[04:39] <CaptainTrek> onetinsoldier: i said that xD
[04:39] <Moral___> bondiblueos9, sshd_config permitblankpasswords make sure that's set
[04:39] <tristan3199> tristan@ubuntu:~$ cat /etc/hostname
[04:39] <tristan3199> ubuntu
[04:39] <Moral___> bondiblueos9, sshd_config permitblankpasswords make sure that's set
[04:39] <Moral___> fuuu
[04:39] <FloodBot4> Moral___: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:39] <onetinsoldier> CaptainTrek: ok, u beat me to it :)
[04:39] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: can that command you gave me take a while to run?
[04:39] <Flannel> Moral___: Stop.
[04:40] <Moral___> Flannel, fuck off I typed 3 lines, 1 on accident.
[04:40] <CaptainTrek> !language | Moral___
[04:40] <Moral___> inb4 ban
[04:40] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: Probably.  It's going to list every file (twice, old and new) and then diff them.
[04:40] <tristan3199> tristan@ubuntu:~$ cat /etc/hostname
[04:40] <tristan3199> ubuntu
[04:40] <CaptainTrek> how can I tell if there's a difference?
[04:40] <CaptainTrek> will it tell me?
[04:40] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: ^^
[04:40] <tristan3199> is this correct
[04:40] <CaptainTrek> tristan3199:  what exactly are you trying to do?
[04:41] <CaptainTrek> tristan3199:  are you on the livecd?
[04:41] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: Yeah, it'll either exit with no output (if the diffs are identical) or it'll display (in an awkward format) what the differences are.
[04:41] <CaptainTrek> its displayed EVERYTHING in the ls's
[04:41] <CaptainTrek> is that normal?
[04:41] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: If it does the latter, there are other programs we can use to make it a bit friendlier
[04:41] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: my fault for not highlighting nyou on those 2
[04:41] <tristan3199> installed 9.10 from usb then upgraded... thats where the problem with software center began
[04:41] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Is there a post-install guide to tweaking ubuntu?
[04:42] <jan-pieter> If i want to put something on a dedicated partition after I installed ubuntu. For example I want to move /var to a dedicated partition. Can I just create the partition. Copy everything of /var to that partition and edit fstab so that the new partition gets mounted at /var ?
[04:42] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: okay, can I get some help with that?
[04:42] <starghost> Running virtual box here, and trying to gdm stop so I can install my nvidia driver. X closes but I don't go to a command prompt... any way to fix this?
[04:42] <dlp211> tristan3199:  see if you can run gksudo from the command line...then run gedit when it asks what you want to run
[04:42] <wildbat> jan-pieter, you may wanna to clear the current /var
[04:43] <Moral_> starcoder|Q, ctrl-alt-f6
[04:43] <Moral_> starcoder|Q, ctrl-alt-f6
[04:43] <Moral_> that will drop you to a terminal
[04:43] <jan-pieter> So that could work?
[04:43] <wildbat> jan-pieter, yes
[04:43] <jan-pieter> thanks xD
[04:43] <tristan3199> asked for my password and then it opened
[04:44] <onetinsoldier> CaptainTrek: re: tristan3199 he's got a problem with 'Software Center'. he says he puts in his password when prompted, but gets -->an application is attempting to perform an action the requires privileges... authentication is required to perform this action
[04:44] <dlp211> tristan3199: ok so its not a problem with your admin passworkd
[04:44] <CaptainTrek> onetinsoldier:  and...?  might be because of the upgrade
[04:44] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: This is a live system?
[04:44] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: no, 10.04, data's on other partitions
[04:45] <onetinsoldier> CaptainTrek: he's running an upgrade? i missed that, but yeah. if i had nickel for sometime everyone had a issue due to upgrading :-)
[04:45] <CaptainTrek> onetinsoldier:  he said he installed 9.04, then upgraded AFAIK
[04:45] <CaptainTrek> er 9.10
[04:45] <tristan3199> its a duel boot laptop...  live system meaning
[04:45] <onetinsoldier> CaptainTrek: ahh, roger that
[04:45] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: i've got a Windows program I could use xD
[04:45] <CaptainTrek> i dont mean to be blasphemous, just saying
[04:46] <Ins0mniac> Hey guys. Could anyone tell me how to downgrade my kernel?
[04:46] <tristan3199> what exactly is a live system...
[04:46] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: it's availabe in your repo right now? the one you want to use?
[04:46] <tristan3199> it is installed..
[04:46] <Ins0mniac> It's one version down, yes.
[04:46] <bastid_raZor> Ins0mniac: use synaptic and search for linux-image .. install an older version
[04:46] <Ins0mniac> bastid_raZor, I tried that ..
[04:47] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: install it and reboot should be about all you'd normally need to do
[04:47] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: when you reboot, it should be listed as a bootable kernel in grub
[04:47] <bastid_raZor> Ins0mniac: grub will boot the newest kernel, either uninstall the newest or press shift after POST to change which kernel to boot into
[04:47] <justin22885> can any of you stream music to an xbox 360?
[04:47] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: Ah, alright.  Well, the 'easiest' way to view it is to install a GUI diff tool, meld is one
[04:47] <Ins0mniac> now I'm confused. Apparently it reset the version I forced
[04:48] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: what did you do exactly?
[04:48] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: ah, okay, meld?
[04:48] <Ins0mniac> Synaptic - searched for linux-image, and reset all the 2.6.32-22.33 to 2.6.32-21.32
[04:48] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: sudo apt-get install meld?
[04:48] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: Yeah, sudo apt-get install meld, and then use it (and it's just like winmerge or whatever you've used)
[04:48] <CaptainTrek> ah yeah its winmerge that I was goin to use xD
[04:48] <tristan3199> anymore advice?
[04:48] <starghost> All that work and this darn nvidia the nvidia site recommended isn't even the right one...
[04:49] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: In fact, you could probably use that tool to explore the filestructure too, since a lot of those tools can do that, but for non-trivial trees, I imagine it becomes unweildy
[04:49] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: ok, then installed? did it remove your current running kernel? i doubt it would have let you do that... unless perhaps, you really did type in a 'force' option somewhere
[04:49] <dlp211> tristan3199: temp solution...you can use sudo apt-get from the command line
[04:49] <CaptainTrek> flannel: its reading the two text files now
[04:49] <CaptainTrek> flannel: how long could it take to read it?
[04:50] <Ins0mniac> Package > Force Version. It allows me to select between 'lucid' and 'lucid-updates.' Which, the one that came with the lucid disk was the one I'm trying to revert to (program compatability issues)
[04:50] <CaptainTrek> ah its computing differences now
[04:50] <CaptainTrek> xD
[04:50] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: There's a line in each of those files for every file you've got
[04:50] <Ins0mniac> It did install, and it was supposed to remove the kernel, but I guess it didn't. When I reboot, I do not get an option for selecting a kernel version, which confused me.
[04:50] <punkmexic> hello i need that when ubuntu is starting to do this sudo gedit /usr/sbin/update-initramfs and add this "exit 0 on one of the lines of update-initramfs is it possible??
[04:50] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: 140,000+ files xD
[04:50] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: what do you get from? --> dpkg -l linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic
[04:50] <tristan3199> sudo apt-get? what do i want to get?
[04:51] <starghost> Anyone with a Nvidia geforce also having trouble finding a working driver? ;P
[04:51] <CaptainTrek> starghost: no?  look under Administration > Hardware Drivers
[04:52] <Ins0mniac> onetinsoldier, http://pastebin.com/xJzEfXdb
[04:52] <starghost> Yeah no
[04:52] <Ins0mniac> It looks like, after going through (once again) it is apparently uninstalled.
[04:52] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: yes.. it's uninstalled
[04:52] <dlp211> tristan3199: well you obviously need something from the software center...instead use apt-get to retrieve the package
[04:53] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: what do you get from? --> uname -r
[04:53] <tristan3199> can i use sudo apt-get to install a "fresh copy" of the software
[04:53] <Ins0mniac> $ uname -r
[04:53] <Ins0mniac> 2.6.32-22-generic
[04:53] <onetinsoldier> oh boy
[04:53] <Flannel> tristan3199: of which software?
[04:53] <tristan3199> reinstall my software center mabey?
[04:54] <starghost> Running ubuntu in virtual box so the hardware detect isn't accurate.
[04:54] <tristan3199> or is it more complicated than that?
[04:54] <onetinsoldier> ok people, what happens if you forcefully uninstall a current running kernel? anything bad?
[04:54] <Ins0mniac> lol
[04:54] <tristan3199> my authorization seems ok in everything else like downloading from the net and running sudo ect..
[04:54] <Ins0mniac> I just did a few changes. that's why it probably says that
[04:54] <Ins0mniac> I need to reboot.
[04:55] <Flannel> tristan3199: Hmm, you could, but I don't think that'd solve that issue.  Lets try something else instead: `gksu software-center` and lets see what it says
[04:55] <Ins0mniac> if anything I can go into grub and reset a few things and fix stuff, lol. onetinsoldier, thanks for the help, I think it should be fixed now, if everything worked just fine.
[04:55] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: you might want to make positive the 2.6.32-21 is installed
[04:55] <Ins0mniac> ii  linux-image-2. 2.6.32-21.32   Linux kernel image for version 2.6.32 on x86
[04:55] <Ins0mniac> looks like it.
[04:55] <hiexpo> onetinsoldier, lol
[04:56] <tristan3199> tristan@ubuntu:~$ gksu software-center
[04:56] <tristan3199> /usr/share/software-center/softwarecenter/apt/aptcache.py:40: GtkWarning: gtk_container_add: assertion `GTK_IS_CONTAINER (container)' failed
[04:56] <tristan3199>   gtk.main_iteration()
[04:56] <Assid> okay whose in charge of the site?
[04:56] <Ins0mniac> anyways thanks onetinsoldier
[04:56] <Flannel> Assid: "the site"?
[04:56] <Assid> yeah ubuntu.com
[04:56] <CaptainTrek> Flannel: how can I make it do a comparison on the folders?
[04:56] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: ok, you might be ok to reboot. as bastid_raZor said, you might need to press shift after POST to change which kernel to boot into
[04:56] <Ins0mniac> probably a bunch of people, Assid
[04:56] <Assid> http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download -- hit create usb .. and show me how
[04:56] <Assid> the link from pendrivelinux dont work
[04:57] <Assid> it opens the site
[04:57] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: ok, good luck :)
[04:57] <Assid> doesnt download the exe
[04:57] <Flannel> CaptainTrek: I don't know, I'm not terribly familiar with meld, I imagine you hit 'open' and then direct it to each folder
[04:57] <Ins0mniac> thanks :) i probably will need it, knowing my luck
[04:57] <Ins0mniac> thankfully this is a new install haha
[04:57] <onetinsoldier> hehe
[04:57] <Predaking> I have an nVidia ION gpu. I use the proprietary gpu drivers from www.nvidia.com. Is there any way to keep the updated automatically?
[04:57] <onetinsoldier> Ins0mniac: ahh, i hear that
[04:57] <CaptainTrek> mmkay
[04:57] <CaptainTrek> its being evil
[04:58] <tristan3199> anyone understand what that means??
[04:58] <onetinsoldier> hiexpo: :-)
[05:00] <blankthemuffin> install them from the package manager Predaking
[05:00] <Predaking> are they the same drivers?
[05:01] <blankthemuffin> depends which version you install
[05:01] <tristan3199> tristan@ubuntu:~$ gksu software-center
[05:01] <tristan3199> /usr/share/software-center/softwarecenter/apt/aptcache.py:40: GtkWarning: gtk_container_add: assertion `GTK_IS_CONTAINER (container)' failed
[05:01] <tristan3199>   gtk.main_iteration()
[05:01] <tristan3199> what does this mean?
[05:02] <blankthemuffin> it means something is very borken
[05:02] <tristan3199> do you have glue and tape??
[05:02] <tristan3199> can you help me fix it?
[05:02] <onetinsoldier> sounds like it might be a python package
[05:04] <deostroll> can't remove menu item from Applications Menu...how to remove it?
[05:04] <tristan3199> what is python? a kernel?
[05:04] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: what do you get from? --> ls -l /usr/bin/python
[05:04] <xangua> deostroll: right clic> edit
[05:04] <deostroll> i use 8.10
[05:04] <me0wth> I use 11
[05:05] <tristan3199> tristan@ubuntu:~$ ls -l /usr/bin/python
[05:05] <tristan3199> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 2010-05-28 00:02 /usr/bin/python -> python2.6
[05:05] <deostroll> xangua, thanx
[05:05] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: python is a programming language, an 'interpreted' language
[05:05] <Flannel> tristan3199: That file belongs to software-center, so lets go ahead and try removing and reinstalling.
[05:05] <tristan3199> cool
[05:05] <deostroll> is there a twitter client much llike tweetdeck, but which isn't AIR based?
[05:05] <xangua> deostroll: i believe 8.10 has no longer support, why no update¿
[05:05] <Flannel> tristan3199: sudo apt-get purge software-center, and then sudo apt-get install software-center ubuntu-desktop
[05:05] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: well, that looks ok to me. looks like mine. i don't know what's wrong, sorry
[05:06] <xangua> deostroll: gwibber comes as default in ubuntu lynx
[05:06] <deostroll> xangua, i am downloading the alternate jaunty to upgrade
[05:06] <deostroll> will take days :(
[05:06] <deostroll> lynx is the latest one right?
[05:07] <Flannel> deostroll: 10.04, yes.
[05:07] <tristan3199> doing now....
[05:07] <deostroll> does gwibber have url shortening features like tweetdeck...?
[05:08] <xangua> deostroll: yes
[05:08] <xangua> deostroll: why not then download 10.04 lucid lynx¿
[05:08] <mikubuntu> 64% .. slowest computer in town
[05:08] <deostroll> i'll upgrade to it...eventually
[05:09] <tristan3199> is this normal.... After this operation, 1,782kB of additional disk space will be used.
[05:09] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: did you ever reply and show the output that had you show your hostname and hosts files earlier? if so, i missed it
[05:09] <tristan3199> WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!
[05:09] <tristan3199>   ubuntu-desktop
[05:09] <tristan3199> Install these packages without verification [y/N]? y
[05:09] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: that's normal
[05:09] <Flannel> tristan3199: After which operation?
[05:09] <deostroll> gwibber is not available for 8.10
[05:09] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: oops.. now that is not normal
[05:09] <deostroll> ?
[05:09] <techzg> How to install adobe flash for firefox, I am using Ubuntu 10.04
[05:10] <Haraken> can anyone help me with raid0 on 10.04?  I've tried installing it with /boot using a raid 1 and / as a raid 0 and it still craps out on boot and drops me into a busybox console
[05:10] <blankthemuffin> techzg, pretty sure it's in the ubuntu-restricted-extras package
[05:10] <Christos`> techza, just go on youtube and it will install lol
[05:10] <tristan3199> i tristan@ubuntu:~$ --> cat /etc/hostname
[05:10] <tristan3199> --: command not found
[05:11] <tristan3199> onetinsolder is that the command?
[05:11] <Christos`> techzg, i could be wrong but thats how i did actually. Hope that helps man im new ubuntu if i completely wrong sorry.
[05:11] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: don't use my arrows that point to the commands i gave there ;-)
[05:11] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: cat /etc/hostname
[05:12] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: head -n 2 /etc/hosts
[05:13] <bttf> hey, i have only ubuntu on this HDD of mine
[05:13] <bttf> and i want to partition it with windows XP
[05:14] <bttf> GParted won't let me split it though
[05:14] <techzg> How to install adobe flash for firefox, I am using Ubuntu 10.04
[05:14] <tristan3199> tristan@ubuntu:~$ cat /etc/hostname
[05:14] <mikubuntu> flannel , where would that software center appear if it was on my system?
[05:14] <tristan3199> ubuntu
[05:14] <tristan3199> tristan@ubuntu:~$ head -n 2 /etc/hosts
[05:14] <tristan3199> 127.0.0.1	localhost
[05:14] <tristan3199> 127.0.1.1	ubuntu.ubuntu-domain	ubuntu
[05:14] <FloodBot4> tristan3199: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:14] <bttf> just try to watch something on youtube techzg
[05:14] <bazhang> !flash | techzg
[05:14] <bttf> and mozilla will ask to install missing plugins
[05:15] <Flannel> bttf: You need to be on a LiveCD to resize your Ubuntu (you can't shrink a partition while in-use)
[05:15] <bttf> ohhhh
[05:15] <Christos`> couldn't you just go to youtube and it will ask to install missing plugins?
[05:15] <Christos`> i think that did it for me
[05:15] <bttf> now Flannel , say i get on a live CD session... and set up a space on the drive in FAT32, and another partition for windows xp
[05:15] <bttf> could both Windows and Ubuntu use that partition of FAT32?
[05:16] <tristan3199> tristan@ubuntu:~$ head -n 2 /etc/hosts
[05:16] <tristan3199> 127.0.0.1	localhost
[05:16] <tristan3199> 127.0.1.1	ubuntu.ubuntu-domain	ubuntu
[05:16] <kaushal> hi
[05:16] <tristan3199> is that what u needed?
[05:16] <kaushal> anyone here using Thunderbird email client ?
[05:16] <tristan3199> ubuntu is hostname
[05:16] <sontek_> Hey, I just installed 10.04 on my moms comp and when I try to watch youtube on it or play flash games, the flash is really laggy and unuseable
[05:16] <Christos`> bttf, i think you can run windows under fat32 im not 100% sure
[05:17] <sontek_> its the only 2 things she uses the computer for, and worked fine in windows
[05:17] <Flannel> mikubuntu: It's in your applications menu
[05:17] <Flannel> mikubuntu: Right on the bottom of the full menu (not in a subfoldery thing)
[05:17] <blankthemuffin> welcome to adobe flash on linux sontek_
[05:17] <Flannel> bttf: They would both be able to access that, yes.
[05:17] <bttf> but could win xp and ubuntu both put data into a partition
[05:18] <xangua> sontek_: flash is buggy in linux and mac
[05:18] <bttf> coooool
[05:18] <onetinsoldier> Flannel: can you help? does tristan3199's hostname look ok in both those files i had him/her display up above? so that his/her 'sudo' won't have any issues? looks ok i think
[05:18] <Flannel> bttf: Yeah.  You don't want to have your homedir on there though, since Fat doesn't do permissions and stuff
[05:18] <techzg> just a compliment to the ubuntu community, latest version of Ubuntu is awesome. Kudos to the entire team & community.
[05:18] <onetinsoldier> tristan3199: yes, that was what i wanted to see. looks ok i think
[05:18] <Flannel> onetinsoldier: tristan3199 Doesn't have a hostname issue, sudo is working just fine
[05:18] <tristan3199> i just uninstalled software center and then reinstalled to get the same error.. it only progresses to 3 percent and responds with that errror again
[05:19] <onetinsoldier> Flannel: roger. just needed to make sure that wasn't the issue
[05:19] <sontek_> blankthemuffin: xangua: Yeah, its disappointing because the 2 things she does wont work, so I have to revert her back to windows :P
[05:19] <mikubuntu> flannel, hmmm, not there, i'll have to check into it after this update (at 75%) arrrrrrrggggggghhhhhh
[05:19] <kaushal> at the status bar, there is alway the progress bar moving forth even when there is no new messages
[05:19] <Christos`> do i have to reinstall ubuntu everytime they make a new version?
[05:19] <Flannel> Christos`: No, you can upgrade from version to version
[05:19] <kaushal> I am using Thunderbird 3.0.4 on Ubuntu 10.04
[05:19] <xangua> Christos`: no
[05:19] <blankthemuffin> complain to adobe sontek_ :)
[05:19] <IMTheNachoMan> would anyone know why my server install is not broadcasting my hostname to my router?
[05:20] <tristan3199> can i make an exeption that allows software center to run without authorization or something
[05:20] <mikubuntu> christos, but it's a good idea to make copies of new distribution versions for evangelical purposes (turning your friends on to linux)
[05:21] <bttf> Flannel, just found this program, idk if you heard it, called FSDriver
[05:21] <onetinsoldier> Christos`: no, but i'd recommend it
[05:21] <tristan3199> what software is giving me that password screen?
[05:21] <bttf> that allows windows to read from Ext2 type partition
[05:21] <bttf> so i can have a giant shared data partition with /home that win xp  can use
[05:21] <bttf> just sharin the info
[05:22] <famas> it sounds like a security hole
[05:22] <Flannel> !ext3 | bttf
[05:22] <Flannel> bttf: Over the years its either been good or has many issues, depending on who you ask ;)
[05:22] <bttf> lol thanks
[05:22] <tristan3199> is ext3 better than ntfs
[05:22] <kaushal> checking in again for my query
[05:23] <Christos`> onetinsoldier, im new to ubuntu so i have the newest version i just installed it 2 days ago
[05:23] <famas> at least, ext3 doesn't need to defrag
[05:23] <onetinsoldier> Christos`: roger. i saw that from earlier
[05:23] <tristan3199> is my software center doomed?
[05:23] <EmoSpice> I'm looking to use the alternate install ISO from a USB stick to install on my netbook. I've gotten the USB to boot, but it fails to find the CDROM (because I don't have one on the netbook). I suppose that I can mount the ISO, but I have no idea where the installer expects it to mount. Could anyone point me in the right direction?
[05:23] <famas> what's a software center?
[05:24] <famas> do you mean... net install?
[05:24] <bazhang> famas, no.
[05:24] <EmoSpice> famas, no - the alternate install ISO
[05:24] <EmoSpice> the non-'live' version
[05:24] <tristan3199> whats net installl?
[05:24] <tristan3199> lol
[05:24] <onetinsoldier> famas: up top in gnome menu.. Applications --> look at very bottom 'Software Center'
[05:24] <famas> ...
[05:24] <bazhang> famas, its a place to install software from
[05:24] <onetinsoldier> famas: up top in gnome menu.. Applications --> look at very bottom 'Ubuntu* Software Center'
[05:24] <Sasquatch7> EmoSpice: you're able to load the usb on the netbook?
[05:24] <famas> yso, it's just a nas
[05:25] <famas> s/yso/so
[05:25] <EmoSpice> Sasquatch7, Yes - I can get the USB drive to boot.
[05:25] <onetinsoldier> famas: a nice fancy 'synaptic' if you will
[05:26] <famas> by the way, i can use a big external hdd for the software center
[05:26] <famas> hahaha
[05:26] <bazhang> famas, did you have a support question?
[05:26] <tristan3199> does synaptic have anything to assist me with my problem
[05:26]  * famas saw a hog
[05:27] <tristan3199> different authorization package or something.. i dont really know what i need to do..
[05:27] <bazhang> famas, this is a support channel. chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[05:27] <sweb> i need a editor that support show special char such as UTFBOM , EOL and etc such as notepad++
[05:27] <EmoSpice> tristan3199: What is your problem exactly?
[05:27] <bazhang> tristan3199, are you able to normally install software from the command line, or synaptic package manager?
[05:27] <EmoSpice> sweb: try geany, I think it's got that support
[05:28] <tristan3199> yeah bazhang
[05:28] <bazhang> tristan3199, is this a recent install? have you gotten everything up to date?
[05:28] <sweb> EmoSpice, i'm web developer it's a big shame that net beans and eclipse have not this simple option
[05:28] <tristan3199> emospice: my software center gives me an error about my authorization .. let me find it again?
[05:28] <onetinsoldier> he did an 'upgrade'.. from 9.04 to 9.10 to 10.04 i think
[05:29] <tristan3199> correct onetinsoldier
[05:29] <onetinsoldier> roger
[05:29] <bazhang> tristan3199, what does whoami say in the terminal
[05:29] <EmoSpice> sweb: I understand - geany is super useful for web development (imo). It's the only IDE I use regularly.
[05:29] <tristan3199> tristan is the response
[05:30] <bazhang> tristan3199, tried updating your packages list and then upgrading all possible packages?
[05:30] <tristan3199> using update manager?
[05:30] <Sasquatch7> Anyone know how to open two windows in gedit, rather than two tabs?
[05:30] <bazhang> tristan3199, how about the command line: sudo apt-get update  followed by sudo apt-get upgrade
[05:31] <danLee> is there anyone that might be able to help me install ubuntu?
[05:31] <danLee> i'm experiencing difficulties
[05:31] <EmoSpice> danLee: What issues are you having? you've told us nothing.
[05:32] <onetinsoldier> danLee: what kind? what is your video card make/model?
[05:32] <tristan3199> bazhang: did that.. with a few errors tho.. is that normal
[05:32] <danLee> one sec
[05:32] <bttf> how good is ubuntu at reading from an NTFS file system?
[05:32] <tristan3199> Err http://security.ubuntu.com lucid-security Release.gpg
[05:32] <tristan3199>   Something wicked happened resolving 'security.ubuntu.com:http' (-5 - No address associated with hostname)
[05:32] <bazhang> tristan3199, please paste.ubuntu.com with the errors and link the pastebin here
[05:33] <EmoSpice> bttf: ntfs-3g is decent, but I'd avoid using ntfs heavily if possible.
[05:33] <FireCrotch> bttf: assuming that the filesystem isn't corrupted, perfectly
[05:33] <bazhang> bttf, wubi install?
[05:33] <tristan3199> sorry
[05:33] <danLee> Ubuntu is freezing while booting from the USB drive. After the selection menu.
[05:33] <bazhang> bttf, oh you mean a shared ntfs with windows and ubuntu
[05:33] <danLee> I have a Toshiba netbook Satellite T115-S110
[05:34] <bazhang> danLee, created with unetbootin?
[05:34] <tristan3199> should i paste in my whole terminal screen just to show what i see?
[05:35] <bazhang> tristan3199, dont paste in this channel; paste.ubuntu.com please
[05:35] <EmoSpice> tristan3199: at pastebin.org, yes
[05:35] <tristan3199> i know
[05:35] <bazhang> sure
[05:35] <EmoSpice> danLee: how did you create the USB drive?
[05:35] <danLee> created with Universal-USB-installer
[05:35] <EmoSpice> ah
[05:35] <bazhang> danLee, sounds like a bad usb 'burn'
[05:36] <EmoSpice> danLee: are you coming from windows?
[05:36] <danLee> yea
[05:36] <danLee> but
[05:36] <bazhang> unetbootin has a windows package as well
[05:36] <danLee> when i run it on my desktop
[05:36] <danLee> it works
[05:36] <EmoSpice> strange
[05:36] <danLee> when i run on laptop/netbook
[05:36] <danLee> it freezes on the Ubuntu loading screen
[05:37] <EmoSpice> try...the 'noacpi' grub option
[05:37] <danLee> I can access the main menu
[05:37] <EmoSpice> but that'd be...useless on a netbook
[05:37] <Sasquatch7> is it ok to install kate onto a gnome version of ubuntu?
[05:37] <chilli0> Hi , How can I automagicly unlock keyring on login? 10.04
[05:37] <onetinsoldier> Sasquatch7: sure
[05:37] <Sasquatch7> onetinsoldier: cheers.
[05:37] <tristan3199> http://paste.ubuntu.com/441604/
[05:37] <EmoSpice> Sasquatch7: Yes - but it'd eat more memory. If that's a concern, you might want to look into other editors
[05:37] <onetinsoldier> Sasquatch7: :-)
[05:38] <mikubuntu> flannel, update finished, but have this message at ending is it significant? :: Errors were encountered while processing:  /var/cache/apt/archives/musescore-common_0.9.6~beta1+dfsg-0ubuntu1_all.deb E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) mikubuntu@mikubuntu-laptop:~$
[05:38] <danLee> hm
[05:38] <danLee> should i try unetbootin?
[05:39] <tristan3199> how can i update python?
[05:39] <EmoSpice> danLee: I would, but I can't guarantee that it'll make a difference
[05:39] <bazhang> danLee, certainly worth a try, or the bootoptions suggested above
[05:39] <tristan3199> or would that help?
[05:39] <bazhang> !bootoptions
[05:40] <EmoSpice> what is the bot here called? Is it a derivative of Phrik, the bot on the Arch IRC channel?
[05:40] <onetinsoldier> EmoSpice: the bot is called ubottu
[05:40] <EmoSpice> clever
[05:40] <onetinsoldier> !botsnack
[05:41] <bttf> bazhang, sorry i stepped out for a bit.. but yes, i was talking about a shared ntfs with ubuntu and windows.. have you had experience in the area?
[05:41] <danLee> thanks guys
[05:41] <bazhang> bttf, reading and writing to it no problem, I have a 1TB one that I share between the two OS
[05:42] <bazhang> tristan3199, could we take a look at your sources.list ?   cat /etc/apt/sources.list  ---->paste.ubuntu.com
[05:42] <EmoSpice> I find it easier to have a shared ext2/3 drive that I store all of my media on and is world readable on Linux (since on windows, the driver can't maintain permissions)
[05:42] <bttf> wow
[05:42] <bttf> bazhang, did you have to do anything special with ubuntu?
[05:43] <bazhang> bttf, nope
[05:43] <randerzander> Hey guys, I'm following the kernel compiling instructions at http://blog.avirtualhome.com/2010/05/05/how-to-compile-a-ubuntu-lucid-kernel/ .. I'm wondering when in those instructions I need to apply a patch?
[05:43] <bttf> what the shit
[05:43] <bttf> sounds too good to be true
[05:43] <EmoSpice> randerzander: what patch is it asking you to apply?
[05:43] <bttf> bazhang, is it ntfs or ntfs-3g?
[05:43] <randerzander> I'd like to apply Con Kolivas's BFS patch
[05:44] <EmoSpice> Oh - I misread your post
[05:44] <EmoSpice> uh...
[05:44] <EmoSpice> give me just a second to read through it
[05:44] <SwedeMike> randerzander: before compilation.
[05:45] <captaintrek> Flannel: The copyover worked.  I'm just removing my old 9.04 install.  How can I update grub2's list?
[05:45] <onetinsoldier> randerzander: i haven't compiled a custom kernel in a long time or i'd try and help. but i'd definitely like to recommend you use the 'kernel-package' program to package it up into a .deb
[05:46] <EmoSpice> randerzander: I'll let someone else help you, I thought these were going to be rather generic instructions, but they're very ubuntu specific - and I know next to nothing about APT or the like (I'm primarily an Arch user_
[05:46] <wombatman> I can't seem to upgrade to 10.04 update manager doesn't show the option and do-release-upgrade returns no new release found
[05:46] <CaptainTrek> to all: how can I update grub2's list?
[05:46] <wombatman> any reason for that that any can discern
[05:46] <chilli0> Hi , How can I automagicly unlock keyring on login? 10.04
[05:46] <CaptainTrek> wombatman: what version you on now?
[05:46] <wombatman> 9.10
[05:47] <CaptainTrek> wombatman: interesting it should be letting you... o.o
[05:47] <onetinsoldier> wombatman: try -->  sudo update-manager -c
[05:47] <wombatman> yep did that before the do update
[05:47] <onetinsoldier> wombatman: do-release-upgrade is for upgrading from one LTS to the next.. in other words, from 8.04 to 10.04
[05:48] <wombatman> ohh
[05:48] <kaushal> At the status bar, there is alway the progress bar moving forth even when there is no new messages in Thunderbird 3.0.4, any idea ?
[05:48] <wombatman> my bad btw
[05:48] <onetinsoldier> np
[05:48] <wombatman> your suggestion seems to work
[05:48] <wombatman> i did not run as su
[05:48] <wombatman> thought i did
[05:54] <toolbear> i want to use an ubuntu live cd, but i want it to have certain settings at startup.  can i simply boot the cd, change everything to the way i like it, and then copy the settings and paste them appropriately in the iso's filesystem.squashfs?
[05:57] <onetinsoldier> interesting toolbear. i would think so just from the sound of it. i don't know though. wouldn't surprise me if there were something more, another step or something
[05:57] <CaptainTrek> how to fix from a grub rescue prompt?
[05:57] <kaushal> At the status bar, there is alway the progress bar moving forth even when there is no new messages in Thunderbird 3.0.4, any idea ?
[05:57] <kaushal> I am using on Ubuntu 10.04
[05:57] <CaptainTrek> I'm stuck with a grub rescue prompt need help
[05:59] <mikubuntu> flannel, thanks everything seems to have updated, open office launches now, and software center appears in menu
[06:02] <k3rn> hi, i am using telnet to connect to the qemu-monitor. is there any easy way to exit such a session? ctlr-5 and then exit is a little annoying
[06:02] <almoxarife> firefox is telling me I don't have 'enough file permissions' to use a download folder, I didn't have that error with chromium, anyone know a way around??
[06:03] <almoxarife> CaptainTrek: wubi install?
[06:03] <SmithKurosaki>  go
[06:04] <TwoshedsJackson> almoxarife, Make sure you have permission to write to that directory?
[06:04] <almoxarife> TwoshedsJackson: I do outside of firefox
[06:04] <TwoshedsJackson> almoxarife, Any folder in your home directory should work fine
[06:04] <TwoshedsJackson> ok
[06:04] <almoxarife> TwoshedsJackson: they do, I want to use a folder outside the tree
[06:05] <TwoshedsJackson> almoxarife, Check the permissions of the folder and change accordingly
[06:05] <TwoshedsJackson> almoxarife, Although it does sound strange :)
[06:06] <almoxarife> TwoshedsJackson: I can read and write to that folder with other apps, only see issue in firefox
[06:06] <somethinginteres> hi all, I'm trying to get Japanese input working with SCIM - it's installed but I can't seem to be able to change input anywhere to Japanese and the shortcut keys to do so aren't helping
[06:08] <TwoshedsJackson> almoxarife, Have you tried running firefox as root and see if it changes? :)
[06:09] <irwan> hi all
[06:09] <almoxarife> TwoshedsJackson: thought about it, but I would create a profile in root that I don't need and only prove that root can do anything
[06:09] <tristan3199> i apoligize... did anybody get a chance to check out http://paste.ubuntu.com/441604/ about my software center issue with authorization
[06:10] <TwoshedsJackson> almoxarife, Try to run sudo firefox and see if it helps first
[06:10] <TwoshedsJackson> almoxarife, Although I bet there are security issues involved
[06:11] <infid> i used to be able to gpg verify files in nautilus by right-clicking on them, but since upgrading to lucid lynx, i don't see the option any more. any idea why not?
[06:13] <almoxarife> tristan3199: I saw where you could not open some web page, I tried opening the same page and was able to, not sure what that means
[06:14] <tristan3199> i have upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04 now my software center give me error... posting link in moment
[06:17] <billybigrigger> anyone know if it's possible to recover from a crashed upgrade?
[06:17] <billybigrigger> i get a busybox prompt complaining about no /sbin/init or something
[06:17] <billybigrigger> actually a friends computer i was walking him through the upgrade
[06:18] <gesar> hi boys... how can i go to a
[06:18] <Dr_Willis> You could try a live cd, and update/upgrade. but it may be easier to just backup data and reinstall billybigrigger
[06:18] <billybigrigger> Dr_Willis, i was thinking the same thing
[06:19] <Dr_Willis> billybigrigger:  the upgrade itself crashed? or did it succede.. but now when the system boots it dosent boot properly?
[06:19] <billybigrigger> he doesn't have a livecd handy
[06:19] <billybigrigger> no, something about no init found during the upgrade
[06:19] <frogzoo> what are the salient differences between vmware player & server?
[06:19] <billybigrigger> complete fail on the upgrade by the sounds of it
[06:19]  * CaptainTrek reconnects through his netbook
[06:19] <billybigrigger> next upgrade will definitely be done via terminal
[06:19] <billybigrigger> i never trust that update-manager, either for updates or upgrades, and this is why :P
[06:20] <Dr_Willis> billybigrigger:  well i mean. did the upgrade 'program' actuall y crash - so it didsent do a complete upgrade.. or did the upgrade program finish and say to reboot. and  the finised upgrade now fails to boot. (2 different sort of probmels)
[06:20] <frogzoo> I never upgrade til the upgrade's a month old..
[06:20] <billybigrigger> no
[06:20] <billybigrigger> system hardlocked in the middle of the upgrade
[06:20] <julian_> Hello, my problem is this:  I'm able to access the internet via firefox when I'm logged in the gnome browser, but when I'm in LXSD, the lighter window manager, I can't.  Any suggestions?
[06:20] <billybigrigger> i was watching via top and everything just shit the bed
[06:20] <Dr_Willis> billybigrigger:  thats a very bad thing :)
[06:21] <billybigrigger> it sure is :P
[06:21] <SwedeMike> julian_: can you access the internet via any application in lxsd ?
[06:21] <Dr_Willis> billybigrigger:  i would have to say time to backup/clean install.
[06:21] <frogzoo> julian_: gnome uses network-manager to config your network...
[06:21] <billybigrigger> yeah, luckily i setup his /home and / and separate partitions, so a clean install will be a breeze
[06:21] <Trek> whats the filesystem check/repair command?
[06:21] <frogzoo>  /home on separate partition ftw
[06:21] <julian_> SwedeMike, I was able to use software update in lxsd.  Not sure if that would use network...
[06:21] <Dr_Willis> Trek:  'fsck' normallyt is used for that.
[06:21] <Dr_Willis> !fsck
[06:21] <billybigrigger> just that he's two hours away with no cd's, and doesn't know anyone in the town he just moved to so, i'll have to hotshot out a disc for him i guess :(
[06:22] <greezmunkey> :)
[06:22] <julian_> frogzoo, what does lxsd use?  I used network tool and was able to ping myself.
[06:22] <Dr_Willis> billybigrigger:  one of the best addons i found for a pc.  this little drivebay drawer. :) I keep live cd's and live flash drives for backup in the drawer. :)
[06:22] <billybigrigger> that would be handy
[06:22] <billybigrigger> he's just got a laptop :)
[06:22] <Dr_Willis> billybigrigger:  or i use a cheap 1gb flash drive  taped inside the case for emergancy repairs. :)
[06:23] <billybigrigger> good thinking
[06:23] <greezmunkey> Dr_Willis: yikes, I've been using it for mu coffee cup :/
[06:23] <frogzoo> julian_: never used it tbh
[06:23] <Dr_Willis> greezmunkey:  this is anactual drawer. can hold about 20 cd's  cost me $10 i think.
[06:23] <billybigrigger> he's not much of a nerd, :) i myself would never leave myself in that situation but... :)
[06:23] <billybigrigger> drivebay drawer is a killer idea
[06:23] <tristan3199> not sure what action fixed it... going to install authorizations (configures authorizations) now and reboot. thanks for all the help.
[06:23] <julian_> frogzoo, i'm confused too.  Not sure what happened.
[06:24] <Dr_Willis> billybigrigger:  i have also set up a /boot/ partition with grub2 to be able to boot an iso file from the ./boot/ partition as a rescue feature also.
[06:24] <greezmunkey> Dr_Willis: nice place to stash stuff ;)
[06:24] <tristan3199> hope fully it works after reboot... ill come back and let you know
[06:24] <Dr_Willis> greezmunkey:  yep. :) I need a little drawer now for the unused floppy drive bay.
[06:24] <greezmunkey> Dr_Willis: can the contents be encrypted, I wonder...
[06:25] <Dr_Willis> greezmunkey:  http://www.gearlog.com/2007/06/drive_bay_device_roundup_use_y.php
[06:25] <billybigrigger> Dr_Willis, i'ver never thought of a rescue iso on the boot partition either, thats genius :)
[06:25] <functor> whats the new way of doing gtk-config?
[06:25] <functor> for cflags and libs
[06:25] <jerichowasahoax> I have a webcam on my netbook running Ubuntu. The problem is TokBox can't keep the camera turned on for more than a couple of minutes, and I have to wait a long time between making it retry. How do I keep the camera turned on entirely?
[06:25] <julian_> FYI, previously, I had to reconfigure and restart network manager, because a bug in which it couldn't get out of sleep.
[06:25] <Dr_Willis> billybigrigger:  im not sure if you can install from that iso rescue to the same hd or not. I used it to install to a 2nd hd.. once. but ive rarely needed the rescue feature
[06:25] <jerichowasahoax> Without it turning off until I'm done?
[06:26] <billybigrigger> Dr_Willis, well atleast you could growisofs the iso to a blank disc, if your left without net connection or something
[06:26] <Dr_Willis> billybigrigger:  you could always  do micro disrto on /boot/ :)  for extra recocvery options.
[06:28] <greezmunkey> billybigrigger: yeah assuming you can boot into grub...
[06:32] <tyler_d4> I have 4 drives, I was trying to set them up using mdadm however I have given up on that.... and I need to arp all information pertaining to this, how is that possible?
[06:33] <tyler_d4> I have re-installed the system, however on install it informed me that the raid device was still there....
[06:33] <SwedeMike> tyler_d4: use mdadm --zero-superblock on the drives
[06:34] <tyler_d4> SwedeMike: as in "mdadm --zero-superblock /dev/sda"
[06:35] <tyler_d4> SwedeMike: or "mdadm --zero-superblock /dev/sda1" <--- partition
[06:35] <SwedeMike> tyler_d4: whatever you used to add to the array
[06:36] <tyler_d4> SwedeMike: couldn't open for write - not zeroing
[06:37] <charley> :( ubuntu's so slow on netbook (gma500)
[06:37] <SwedeMike> tyler_d4: sudo ?
[06:37] <tyler_d4> yes sudo
[06:37] <SwedeMike> tyler_d4: mdadm --stop <array> and try again
[06:38] <Kiff> whenever i type a command in gnome terminal i get no output until i press another key like ill type ' ls -lh enter' and have to press enter again or some other key to get the results to show up in the console
[06:38] <nlion> hey guys
[06:38] <nlion> is there a google calendar notify app for ubuntu?
[06:38] <nlion> like the gmail notifier?
[06:38] <tyler_d4> SwedeMike: is there no way to just arp all information for this?
[06:39] <SwedeMike> tyler_d4: I have no idea what you mean by "arp information".
[06:39] <Kiff> mv /etc/mdadm.conf /etc/mdadm1.conf
[06:39] <wise_crypt> nlion: sudo apt-get install plasma-widget-googlecalendar
[06:40] <SwedeMike> Kiff: if he used 0.9 superblocks and did the fd partition thing the kernel will autostart
[06:40] <TwoshedsJackson> tyler_d4, Try to use palimpsest to manage the array
[06:40] <tyler_d4> SwedeMike: delete, kill
[06:40] <Kiff> unless you have something in rc.local or somewhere else assembling the raid array
[06:40] <Dr_Willis> Kiff:  last time i saw somthing similer to that i had some how spawned a 2nd shell/process to the background.
[06:40] <tyler_d4> I don't want to manage it, just want it gone
[06:40] <SwedeMike> tyler_d4: of course there is a way, that's what I suggested.
[06:40] <Dr_Willis> Kiff:  so every other line was going to a differnt shell. made it a little weird
[06:40] <tyler_d4> SwedeMike: ok, I will tias
[06:40] <TwoshedsJackson> tyler_d4, Try palimpsest either case, it's handy as hell
[06:40] <Kiff> Dr_Willis: its all coming back to the same shell
[06:40] <Kiff> but only after prompted
[06:41] <Dr_Willis> Kiff:  try a 2nd xterm and see if it affects all of them
[06:41] <erick_alcala> Hello
[06:41] <erick_alcala> =)
[06:41] <Kiff> Dr_Willis: yeah it affects all of them
[06:41] <Kiff> i have 5 or so open
[06:42] <erick_alcala> Is anybody else using Ubuntu 10.04 Firefox 3.6.3 having problems with slow FLASH 10
[06:42] <Dr_Willis> Kiff:  interesting.   i forget the proper option to tell xterm/bash to not use the bashrc. but thats where i would look next.
[06:42] <st0ner>  hey guys is the newest ubuntu release LTS?
[06:42] <Kiff> make that 7 .. ok ill see what i can find
[06:42] <erick_alcala> st0ner yes
[06:42] <Kiff> st0ner: yes
[06:42] <st0ner> ty
[06:42] <Dr_Willis> Kiff:  xterm -e 'bash --norc --noprofile'
[06:43] <Kiff> what erick_alcala said
[06:43] <erick_alcala> Kiff
[06:43] <erick_alcala> Do you guys know how to fix slow Flash?
[06:43] <Dr_Willis> Kiff:  that dosent seem to be a totally clean bash. but its close. :)
[06:43] <Kiff> download flashlib from adobe and put it in ur mozilla plugins folder?
[06:44] <Kiff> thanks dr wil
[06:44] <erick_alcala> Kiff trying that, but am also using google chrome, as long as it is fixed in any browser am ok with that lol
[06:44] <Dr_Willis> Kiff:  if using a custom ps prompt. that may be the issue also.
[06:44] <tyler_d4> TwoshedsJackson: hey dependencies on palimpsest
[06:46] <mkquist> erick_alcala: i found using the 'killflash' plugin helps... shows all the flash links and lets you decide which to play.   My understanding is that flash in linux is a bit of a resource hog
[06:46] <Kiff> Dr_Willis: the weird thing is it only does it when im working on local machine.. if i use the same term and ssh elsewhere its fine
[06:47] <somethinginteres> I have an issue with flash where it isn't slow but youtube for example doesn't allow interaction i.e. clicking play doesn't working
[06:47] <somethinginteres> I have an issue with flash where it isn't slow but youtube for example doesn't allow interaction i.e. clicking play doesn't work
[06:47] <Kiff> Dr_Willis: im just using straight up gnome terminal
[06:47] <somethinginteres> only space bar
[06:47] <Dr_Willis> somethinginteres:  known issue. with about a dozen different fix's one can try. :)
[06:47] <TwoshedsJackson> tyler_d4, Synaptic can't help?
[06:48] <somethinginteres> should look into that hey :)
[06:48] <Dr_Willis> somethinginteres:  one work around i recall is to right click, as you click on the button.
[06:48] <tyler_d4> TwoshedsJackson: sorry, my bad... lol, should have mentioned 10.04 server --- its ok though, X-forwarded
[06:49] <erick_alcala> ok . uhm is there flashlib for flash10?
[06:49] <wise_crypt> !bugs > wise_crypt
[06:51] <Kiff> erick_alcala: yes goto adobe download linux version untar and cp to wherever your plugins folder might be
[06:51] <infid> i used to be able to gpg verify files in nautilus by right-clicking on them, but since upgrading to lucid lynx, i don't see the option any more. any idea why not?
[06:51] <erick_alcala> but I have flash installed, problem I have is flash plays SLOW!! :S
[06:52] <Kiff> what version of flash it is?
[06:52] <Dr_Willis> erick_alcala:  blame adobe for the most part.
[06:52] <Kiff> flash is a dog
[06:52] <Dr_Willis> erick_alcala:  there are some newer beta/flash versions. but those may or may not play at all
[06:53] <erick_alcala> I dont need who to blame lol , I just need to play flash videos or swfs faster
[06:53] <erick_alcala> it lags
[06:53] <pallgone> erick_alcala: how slow? it stutters?
[06:53] <erick_alcala> it looks like a slideshow
[06:53] <erick_alcala> a video!! :O
[06:53] <TwoshedsJackson> erick_alcala, ati graphics?
[06:54] <erick_alcala> Intel
[06:54] <pallgone> erick_alcala: some issue with gfx/driver I would assume
[06:54] <erick_alcala> I have a emachines T3604 with Ubuntu 10.04  and adobe flash plugin version 10 installed
[06:54] <Dr_Willis> erick_alcala:  theres only so much suggestions we can offer.  Ive noticed sluggish videos on very high end box's and ive noticed it worked good on lower end machines.
[06:55] <TwoshedsJackson> are there restricted drivers or suck to activate?
[06:55] <Ububasher> .
[06:55] <erick_alcala> on any browser same problem
[06:55] <rkavalap> how to recover data in linux ?
[06:55] <Dr_Willis> erick_alcala:  You could alwyas use some flash-downloader program and download/convert the flash to a better format.
[06:55] <TwoshedsJackson> such*
[06:55] <hanasaki> how can I find the max resolution that my system could run on a monitor?  its on a low res monitor now... just want to be sure it can handle 2048x__ before buying one
[06:55] <erick_alcala> Dr_Wills for videos over an hour not such a good idea =S
[06:55] <TwoshedsJackson> rkavalap, recover how?
[06:55] <peacetara> erick_alcala: are you using the correct drivers for your hardware?
[06:56] <peacetara> erick_alcala: (video)
[06:56] <erick_alcala> peacetara I assume yes
[06:56] <Kiff> Dr_Willis: make a good point.. if you download the flv does it play bad in totem or vlc
[06:56] <Dr_Willis> erick_alcala:  done it befor.,. If they are not playable now.. then you do it or do without i guess.  You COULD try the latest beta of flash that might help.
[06:56] <Kiff> erick_alcala:
[06:56] <erick_alcala> yeah?
[06:56] <Dr_Willis> erick_alcala:  the latest beta of flash may also not work at all. :)
[06:57] <aussie114> Hanasaki: look up your graphics card, it will tell you the max res your system can handle
[06:57] <Ububasher> Adobe supports Linux Flash now. Does very wel on my system.
[06:57] <Kiff> erick_alcala: Dr_Willis: make a good point.. if you download the flv does it play bad in totem or vlc
[06:57] <Dr_Willis> Ububasher:  ive had it work well on some.. and not so well on others.
[06:57] <hanasaki> already scanned the web.. zipo  aussie
[06:57] <Ububasher> ah
[06:57] <erick_alcala> Kiff checking
[06:57] <tristan3199> fixed my software center.. thanks guys...
[06:57] <Dr_Willis> HuluDesktop player - is what i use normally.. but it has issues all the time. :(
[06:57] <aussie114> what GPU do you have?
[06:58] <Ububasher> The only systems I haven't had luck with (flash) were systems with weird 3 prop drivers...
[06:58] <Ububasher> ie Compaq drivers
[06:58] <rkavalap> TwoshedsJackson: Trying to recover a crashed drive with linux on it
[06:58] <Kiff> rkavalap: in what way crashed?
[06:58] <Ububasher> head crash?
[06:58] <Ububasher> sol on head crash
[06:58] <erick_alcala> Kiff flv in VLC play very good!!
[06:59] <Ububasher> rk.......crash/
[06:59] <tristan3199> now my next question... whats the major difference between kde and gnome... does one based on gaming or office or why do i have both... also kde doesnt connect to the net and dont know how to set it up to use my wireless...
[06:59] <maelaian> Trying to install ubuntu 10.04 netbook on my eeepc. Made a unetbootin usb with the iso. It drops to busy box when setting up the installer and says "(initramfs) mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on //filesystem.squashfs failed: Invalid argument/nCan not mount /dev/loop0 (/cdrom/casper/filesystem.squashfs) on //filesystem.squashfs
[06:59] <erick_alcala> NO Propietary drivers are used on this system
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  kde uses a differnt desktop. - You can use both. and they should both connect to the internet fine. KDE has a different wirless manager tool - that is a bit more complex.
[07:00] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  but it should be able to connect to any network that gnome's network manager does
[07:00] <Ububasher> erick.....is you rsystem SUPPOSED to use a 3 prop driver?
[07:00] <erick_alcala> No sir
[07:00] <Ububasher> ok
[07:00] <rkavalap> kiff: cant boot
[07:00] <Ububasher> emachine?
[07:00] <Kiff> erick_alcala: in firefox when you look at a page with flash in it is there a little lego bottom right status bar
[07:00] <erick_alcala> emachine T3604
[07:00] <Ububasher> rk.......doesn't mean crash
[07:01] <pallgone> Dr_Willis: yeah, and I found that the KDE wireless often hast problems connecting to encrypted wifi
[07:01] <tristan3199> i cant find any icons or programs like network managaers icon on my toolbar
[07:01] <Kiff> click on it and check there might be a few diff flash pugins.. try differenct ones
[07:01] <Kiff> bah i pressed enter when i didnt want to
[07:01] <Dr_Willis> pallgone:  ive never had the issue. I have noticed its a bit more complex to use. (takes more clicks.)
[07:01] <erick_alcala> Kiff looking for it.
[07:01] <Ububasher> rk......no boot does not = crash
[07:02] <Kiff> erick_alcala: i get a little lego looking block far bottom right.. if i click on it it gives me a list of possible media plugins for the page.
[07:02] <tristan3199> i am using a lap top and trying to get familiar with kde.. how do i get a connection to the net
[07:02] <Ububasher> rk....laptop or desk?
[07:02] <rkavalap> Ububasher: Well tats the software crash :) not the hardware
[07:03] <Kiff> rkavalap: cant boot after doing what?
[07:03] <Ububasher> so you have hardware crash (rk)?
[07:03] <Kiff> rkavalap: did you upgrade?
[07:03] <tristan3199> and the difference between kde and gnome are basically looks based?
[07:03] <erick_alcala> it has : plugins in use and all plugins
[07:03] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  you may want to ask in #kubuntu - I dont have kde running so cant walk you through it.
[07:03] <tristan3199> thanks doc
[07:03] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  i just recall an icon on a panel, and a few clicks. and it connected
[07:03] <Kiff> erick_alcala: you can select a plugin to use on that page.. try a few and se where you get
[07:04] <tristan3199> kde ubuntu and kubuntu are the same?
[07:04] <Ububasher> almost
[07:04] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  Kubuntu  = ubuntu with KDE instead of gnome
[07:04] <rkavalap> well tried to upgrade dbus from source, it kind of messed something.
[07:04] <erick_alcala> testing.. =)
[07:05] <Ububasher> tristan....try opening terminal, type 'network-manager;
[07:05] <Ububasher> wait
[07:05] <Ububasher> wrong dist
[07:05] <Ububasher> I usually iwconfig
[07:05] <Kiff> rkavalap: ok then ur fstab is looking for /dev/hd* instead of /dev/sd* ?
[07:06] <mneptok> tristan3199: you may find more KDE experience in #kubuntu
[07:06] <tristan3199> in kde i dont know how to get to terminal? do it here?
[07:06] <Kiff> rkavalap: what you tried a recover with ubuntu install disk
[07:06] <tristan3199> i will go to #kubuntu as to not disturb the channel here?
[07:06] <Ububasher> I usually just throw the drive in another machine and extract
[07:07] <Ububasher> your no trouble tris
[07:07] <rkavalap> kiff: havent tried any yet.
[07:07] <haskellnoob> Hi I am trying to set up my ubuntu laptop to share its internet connection via wifi, but am running into problems.
[07:07] <mneptok> tristan3199: #kubuntu will probably have more users of KDE, and thus more familiarity
[07:07] <brand0n> i have windows and ubuntu installed on diff partiions, i was able to choose the size of the ubuntu partition when i first installed it, is there anyway to make it bigger without wiping out windows?
[07:07] <tristan3199> sure ill be back soon.. lots of questions.... later and thanks for all the help..
[07:07] <Ububasher> rk......have you tried inserting hd into another machine?
[07:08] <Ububasher> (to recover files, needs to be operating machine)
[07:08] <Kiff> brand0n: backup and use gparted
[07:08] <haskellnoob> The latest behaviour: my secondary laptop detects the wifi server, but keeps asking for the password (i verified that the password i enter is correct)
[07:08] <brand0n> gparted is greyed out where it says adjust size Kiff
[07:09] <rkavalap> Ububasher: its a laptop hdd. and i dont have 2.5" to usb connecter to connect to another machine
[07:09] <haskellnoob> I used the nm-applet to create the new shared connection
[07:09] <erick_alcala> uhmm
[07:09] <Ububasher> ah
[07:09] <erick_alcala> forget it
[07:09] <Kiff> brand0n: are you running gparted on a live system or live cd?
[07:09] <Ububasher> ok rk
[07:09] <erick_alcala> reinstalling UBUNTU =(
[07:09] <Ububasher> sorry erik
[07:09] <erick_alcala> it used to work fine!! dont know what happened to it!!
[07:09] <Kiff> erick_alcala:  thats a littel extreme
[07:09] <_Brun0_> How can I disable ipv6 on Ubuntu 10.04? I can't use internet except in firefox (where I can disable ipv6)
[07:10] <brand0n> kiff im running it from the hdd
[07:10] <haskellnoob> the mode is Ad-Hoc, I guess that is OK?
[07:10] <erick_alcala> Kiff, lol I know man I installed windows on 3 machines, and ubuntu on 2 so alil used to it  =)
[07:10] <Kiff> _Brun0_: modprobe -r -f ipv6 or simething
[07:10] <Ububasher> haskell......Ad hoc bad; what are you trying to do?
[07:11] <brand0n> i installed ubuntu on my moms,dads,brothers,sisters computers
[07:11] <Kiff> brand0n: try it from the gparted live cd.. dunno if it'll let you do ito n a mounted live partition
[07:11] <erick_alcala> brand0n also installed it in my dads lol
[07:11] <brand0n> ah that makes sense kiff
[07:11] <brand0n> ill try that
[07:11] <brand0n> thank you
[07:11] <administrator_> 大家好
[07:11] <haskellnoob> Ububasher: I want to share my wired internet connection across two laptops; LT1 is connected to the Internet via a wired connection, and I want to share this connection with LT2
[07:11] <Ububasher> partition magic (linux) is a magnificant toll
[07:11] <Ububasher> tool
[07:11] <erick_alcala> brand0n and my best friends LOL =) ,.... well brb Iwill be instlling everything again :S
[07:11] <mneptok> brand0n: you can turn it off via /etc/modprobe.d/aliases
[07:11] <Kiff> brand0n: backup though if tehres anything important
[07:11] <brand0n> me too erick_alcala
[07:11] <brand0n> everyone used to call me
[07:11] <Ububasher> ah, then ad hoc good
[07:11] <erick_alcala> thanks all for ur help =)
[07:11] <Ekos> brand0n: Try using Acronis on windows, I think they might have a demo.
[07:11] <brand0n> for pc troubleshooting
[07:11] <mneptok> ugh
[07:12] <brand0n> then i installed ubuntu on all their pc;s
[07:12] <brand0n> now they never call for help
[07:12] <erick_alcala> brand0n excelent choice
[07:12] <mneptok> _Brun0_: you can turn it off via /etc/modprobe.d/aliases
[07:12]  * mneptok has a tab-complete fail
[07:12] <brand0n> none of them do high end gaming, so ubuntu > windows in every possible way
[07:12] <brand0n> aside from that
[07:12] <rkavalap> seems like I require live disc to get stuff working. Will check that out.
[07:12] <brand0n> i do have one bug though im curious if anyone else is experiencing it
[07:12] <Ububasher> bug...
[07:13] <brand0n> since i upgraded to 10.04 sometimes i gotta login via shell
[07:13] <Ububasher> curious
[07:13] <brand0n> and do sudo gdm
[07:13] <brand0n> to get ubuntu to boot
[07:13] <Ububasher> weird
[07:13] <Kiff> indeed
[07:13] <brand0n> its only sometimes
[07:13] <Ububasher> only sometime?
[07:13] <Kiff> welp i gotta go put the roast on
[07:13] <rkavalap> just out of curiosity, has anyone recovered deleted files in linux ?
[07:13] <_Brun0_> mneptok: are you sure? I think modprove comes in kernel now.
[07:13] <Kiff> rkavalap: once or twice but its better not to delete them
[07:13] <brand0n> ubuntu will boot fine then it goes straight to command line
[07:13] <brand0n> id say half the time
[07:13] <Ububasher> rk......files aren't deleted unless shredded, only flaggedd
[07:14] <brand0n> the other half i gotta login to the shell and do sudo gdm
[07:14] <Dr_Willis> brand0n:  'boot' is not the same as 'starting the gui' :)
[07:14] <haskellnoob> now LT2 sees the connection that is shared by LT1 and tries to connect, but it keeps asking for the password again and again without managing to actually connect
[07:14] <mneptok> _Brun0_: yes, you can use the pf config to turn off IPv6. "alias net-pf-10 off ipv6"
[07:14] <Kiff> welp i gotta go put the roast on again
[07:14] <brand0n> well whatever term you use Dr_Willis
[07:14] <rkavalap> Ububasher: I understand that. but is there way to recover those flagged files ?
[07:14] <brand0n> sometimes i gotta run sudo gdm from command line
[07:14] <Dr_Willis> brand0n:  ive had issues  where gdm faults out due to the nvidia drivers not loading fast enough. that makes it drop backt t he shell, or the low-res warning :)
[07:14] <brand0n> or ubuntu wont load the gui
[07:14] <Ububasher> yes
[07:14] <_Brun0_> Kiff: modprobe -r -f ipv6 FATAL: Module ipv6 not found
[07:14] <Ububasher> yes rk
[07:14] <brand0n> ohhhh
[07:15] <Dr_Willis> brand0n:  theres some fixs for that mentioned in the forums if you are on a nvidia system
[07:15] <Ububasher> but I have no idea how
[07:15] <brand0n> Dr_Willis, im using nvidia drivers
[07:15] <brand0n> cool
[07:15] <mneptok> brand0n: have you tried earlier kernels to see if the problem exhibits itself there?
[07:15] <Ububasher> I do know its possibe;
[07:15] <brand0n> that must be the problem
[07:15] <Ububasher> supposed to be easy
[07:15] <Ububasher> software issue
[07:15] <Dr_Willis> brand0n:  theres some timeout setting that is set to 'low' from what i read in the forum posts., I did a few of the tweaks suggested and havent had anissue with it lately
[07:16] <maelaian> Trying to install ubuntu 10.04 netbook on my eeepc. Made a unetbootin usb with the iso. It drops to busy box when setting up the installer and says "(initramfs) mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on //filesystem.squashfs failed: Invalid argument/nCan not mount /dev/loop0 (/cdrom/casper/filesystem.squashfs) on //filesystem.squashfs
[07:16] <Ububasher> ..
[07:16] <mneptok> Ububasher: actually, it's quite difficult to recover files on most Linux filesystems.
[07:16] <Ububasher> oh
[07:16] <Ububasher> never tried
[07:17] <nesusvet> hello ppl, How are living in Moscow?
[07:17] <nesusvet> )
[07:17] <CaptainTrek> is there a way to use the LiveCD to reinstall grub and not get a grub> prompt on boot?
[07:17] <Ububasher> I figure there must be software which could look for the flags
[07:17] <CaptainTrek> Grub got messed on my system with removing Ubuntu 9.04
[07:18] <maelaian> ububasher, you unmount the partition, turn on the debug for the filesystem, run lsdel, and then another command to restore the file
[07:18] <haskellnoob> Is it possible to use NetworkManager to share a wired internet connection over wireless? How does one go about doing this?
[07:18] <CaptainTrek> anyone?
[07:19] <Ububasher> sweet! thanks mael!!!
[07:19] <maelaian> debugfs is the command to get debug stuff.
[07:19] <_Brun0_> mneptok: i'm confused.. where is that pf config i should use to disable ipv6?
[07:19] <linux> linux
[07:20] <linux> hi all
[07:20] <phlak_user> hi
[07:20] <Ububasher> Well, this is an awesome room. You guys have a goo one.
[07:20] <linux> can i enable ,gif in my desktop
[07:21] <linux> phlak_user, hi
[07:21] <citrix>  Hi there, is there any patch for postfix to use utf8smtp
[07:22] <sonyeric> hii friends
[07:22] <linux> hi
[07:22] <CaptainTrek> can ANYONE help with Grub issues>
[07:23] <linux> dont know
[07:23] <CaptainTrek> wasnt asking you
[07:23] <sonyeric> my front audio jack is not working on ubuntu... i have tried all the forum help and i still cant find a solution..please help
[07:23] <phlak_user> !anyone
[07:23] <linux> ok
[07:23] <CaptainTrek> phlak_user, thanks for telling a person who actually knows the rules in this channel, and read the freakin scrollbacks?!?!?
[07:23] <maelaian> sonyeric: Is it plugged into the mb
[07:23] <phlak_user> sonyeric: try installing pavucontrol and selecting it
 is there a way to use the LiveCD to reinstall grub and not get a grub> prompt on boot?
[07:24] <sonyeric> maelaian.....yes..its onboard ...im using a desktop
[07:24] <phlak_user> CaptainTrek: yes there is
[07:24] <CaptainTrek> phlak_user, how?
[07:24] <phlak_user> CaptainTrek: grub or grub2 ?
[07:24] <CaptainTrek> phlak_user, assume i'm using 10.04, and guess
[07:25] <AnnoyedTrek> phlak_user, grub2
[07:25] <maelaian> AnnoyedTrek: We assume nothing, that is typically the line of thought that gets people IN this channel.
[07:25] <phlak_user> AnnoyedTrek: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling%20from%20LiveCD
[07:26] <AnnoyedTrek> maelaian, i've been woking on this for about 3 hours now, so i'm quite stressed...
[07:26] <phlak_user> AnnoyedTrek: did you do everything that that link says?
[07:27] <maelaian> AnnoyedTrek: Three hours, impressive.
[07:27] <AnnoyedTrek> maelaian, with crappy help from #grub
[07:27] <AnnoyedTrek> >.>
[07:27] <linux> phlak_user, is it possible to use .gif image to desktop
[07:28] <sonyeric> :(
[07:28] <rocket16> Hello all
[07:28] <linux> ;)
[07:28] <phlak_user> linux: not sure; do you mean animated gif?
[07:28] <linux> phlak_user, ya
[07:28] <phlak_user> sonyeric: did you install pavucontrol and check?
[07:28] <sonyeric> u can but the animation wont work
[07:29] <maelaian> well to hell with 10.04. After breaking one computer I thought it must be a fluke, then it broke on a second computer, both install time problems. Going to put easypeasy on my netbook since well it seems to be tested.
[07:29] <sonyeric> ok....phlak_user...ill try
[07:29] <rocket16> linux: I once tried, it loaded, but there will be no animation.
[07:29] <phlak_user> linux: there is another way to get animated wallpaper on desktop
[07:29] <linux> ya i tried too but no success
[07:29] <turkuamk> Hello.
[07:29] <linux> how
[07:29] <rocket16> Hello turkuamk
[07:29] <turkuamk> ^^
[07:30] <Dr_Willis> phlak_user:   you mean wallpaper that changed every so often? or an actual video type animaton?
[07:30] <phlak_user> linux: did you try with xwinwrap
[07:30] <HappierTrek> well, the instructions I got from ubuntu was more useful than the #grub people
[07:30] <HappierTrek> thanks
[07:30] <phlak_user> Dr_Willis: actual motion
[07:30] <linux> phlak_user, dont give me this xwinwrap i alrday tryed it
[07:30] <turkuamk> I installed the new version of Ubuntu, but I cannot find how to remove the icons in the Applications menu… There was somewere the option but I cannot find it.
[07:30] <phlak_user> linux: it worked well for me
[07:30] <uLinux> hello all
[07:30] <Dr_Willis> phlak_user:  vlc has some plugins to Put an actual video on the background I recall. but  thats a little extreme
[07:31] <turkuamk> Where did it go?
[07:31] <Dr_Willis> turkuamk:  try the 'alacarte' tool?
[07:31] <linux> phlak_user, ya it work for me too but i wanna gif to work
[07:31] <ManDay> I've got a couple of questions:
[07:31] <ManDay> 1.) What configuration/setting governs teh log rotation of logs such as /var/log/dmesg and how can I make it NOT retain the old logs but instead delete them?
[07:31] <phlak_user> linux: sorry i dont know
[07:31] <ManDay> 2.) What are kern.log dmesg.log and all the other stuff anyway? I only know messages.log for kernel logging?! Besides, I'm not really interested in such extreme verbosity, especially not from the kernel. Is that the unchangeable default in ubuntu to log so awfully many files?
[07:31] <FloodBot4> ManDay: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:31] <ManDay> 3.) On Startup, going into hibernation or returning from the latter I get a message that "[..... device rt7...usb... failed to set state ..." (I can't recall the exact message and don't know which log to find it in. Does anyone know what that means and how to fix it?
[07:31] <phlak_user> ManDay: logrotate
[07:31] <sweb> in ubuntu software center whene i install the software download is until progress and never ending
[07:31] <linux> ok
[07:32] <ManDay> phlak_user, so what?
[07:32] <ManDay> Did you get all 4 questions?
[07:32] <sweb> for example install `geany` still in 64 percent and with `Downloading`
[07:32] <phlak_user> ManDay: im responding to the one which you asked how to control log rotation
[07:32] <ManDay> phlak_user, i know about logrotate but dmesg appears nowhere within its configurations
[07:32] <turkuamk> Dr_Willis: Ok, I opened it. Now? :P
[07:33] <turkuamk> Sorry, I am quite new at this…
[07:33] <Dr_Willis> turkuamk:  use the tool to reorder/clean out your menus.
[07:33] <turkuamk> But how to remove the icons near the menu?
[07:33] <Dr_Willis> turkuamk:   Not sure what you mean.
[07:34] <turkuamk> I don’t want to remove the entries, just the icons of the entries.
[07:34] <turkuamk> Click Application: you see little icons on the left.
[07:34] <turkuamk> *s
[07:34] <Dr_Willis> There used to be a setting ages ago to hide all icons in all the menus. but ive not seen that in years.
[07:34] <ManDay> phlak_user, anything else?
[07:34] <x1m> people, please help me with setting, ftp-server :) (I am from Russia) :)
[07:34] <turkuamk> I find something in the gconf-editor, but it removes just the icons in the Settings part of the menu.
[07:35] <rocket16> linux: Well, here is the procedure for setting up animated wallpaper http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2007/09/14/animated-wallpaper-with-compiz-fusion-on-ubuntu/
[07:35] <phlak_user> ManDay: try playing around with /etc/rsyslog.conf
[07:35] <phlak_user> x1m: go ahead
[07:36] <ManDay> phlak_user, I found out that dmesg is in /init/dmesg and does not use logrotate but savelog instead
[07:36] <turkuamk> /app/desktop/gnome/interface
[07:36] <phlak_user> ManDay: oh good
[07:36] <ManDay> phlak_user, more or less :-/
[07:36] <ManDay> Its annoyingly inconsistent
 what?
[07:37] <phlak_user> x1m: pl state your problem
[07:37] <phlak_user> !ask | x1m
[07:37] <ManDay> !details | xlm
[07:39] <phlak_user> ManDay: you can set the verbosity in /etc/init/dmesg.conf in the dmesg line with -n option
[07:39] <ManDay> phlak_user, before I do so I would like to find out what is the point of kern.log vs. dmesg.log vs. messages
[07:39] <ManDay> I don't see in how far they are different/why 3 logs are needed for kernel log
[07:41] <epkugelmass> I have a somewhat silly question. top shows my memory usage to be ~38% of 4GB right now. The most memory intensive application, according to top, is Xorg at 2.9%, and everything else is consuming <.5%. How could I possibly be consuming 38% of my memory right now? I have almost nothing running on my computer right now.
[07:41] <Dr_Willis> epkugelmass:  disk cache.
[07:41] <phlak_user> ManDay: sorry, havent had the time to think on this.. maybe someone else can take that
[07:41] <Kiff> caching
[07:41] <linux> phlak_user, i found out
[07:41] <ManDay> phlak_user, thanks
[07:41] <phlak_user> epkugelmass: isnt X running?
[07:42] <phlak_user> linux: pl share with us
[07:42] <Kiff> epkugelmass: do 'free' and see how much is caches
[07:42] <linux> phlak_user, its pretty simple wanna have a try
[07:42] <Kiff> cached
[07:42] <linux> ok
[07:42] <sweb> not found :
[07:42] <sweb> http://ppa.launchpad.net/user/ppa/ppa-name/dists/lucid/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz
[07:42] <sweb> ????
[07:42] <sweb> in software center
[07:42] <epkugelmass> Dr_Willis, so that's the cached thing on the Swap line of top?
[07:42] <FloodBot4> sweb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:42] <linux> phlak_user, see this work for u http://zzer.wordpress.com/2009/03/28/ubuntu-debian-linux-minihowto-howto-set-put-an-animated-background-wallpaper-with-a-video-mpg-avi-gif-flash-etc-using-xwinwrap-mplayer-and-gnash/
[07:43] <Dr_Willis> epkugelmass:  http://www.linuxatemyram.com/
[07:43] <phlak_user> linux: yes that uses xwinwrap and you said you didnt want that
[07:44] <paddy_melon> why am I getting a 403 when the directory I'm serving from is chmod-ed to 755? (Apache)
[07:44] <linux> phlak_user, i wanna .gif to be played on my background
[07:44] <sweb> i have a problem to add http://ppa.launchpad.net/ in my software center
[07:44] <paddy_melon> yet other parts of the server run fine
[07:44] <sweb> how can fix it ?
[07:45] <Flannel> paddy_melon: Are the files readable by www-data?
[07:45] <paddy_melon> Flannel, the user?
[07:45] <linux> phlak_user, u did not mention that
[07:45] <paddy_melon> or what?
[07:45] <epkugelmass> Dr_Willis, so according to the website you gave me, I'm still using 1.5GB/4 for something I can't determine
[07:45] <Flannel> paddy_melon: Right
[07:45] <intok> 10.4 64 bit live crashing within minutes of loading, system is an nforce 680i LT from XFX and a stock 8800GTS 320Mb G80 GPU, no overlclocking done. I am a linux n00b.
[07:45] <paddy_melon> umm... how do I change that, Flannel? I've only got FTP
[07:45] <phlak_user> linux  --> this is what i said linux: did you try with xwinwrap
[07:45] <epkugelmass> on the second line of 'free', I see used being 1.5 GB
[07:45] <Flannel> paddy_melon: What are the permissions on the files themselves?
[07:46] <paddy_melon> oh right! chmod is not recursive, One second Flannel
[07:46] <ManDay> How can I disable as many logs as possible and only keep messages?
[07:46] <sweb> how can i fix my ppa configuration for software center
[07:47] <linux> phlak_user, have u tried to play gif i un bg not serene saver ,sorry i thought it is only for screen saver not for gif i tried for screen saver not in gof
[07:47] <Erick_Alcala> Hello
[07:47] <phlak_user> ManDay: if its disk space you're trying to save, you could move /var/log to /tmp (this is done on systems that run off CF cards) so that on every reboot its deleted
[07:47] <Erick_Alcala> I am back
[07:48] <phlak_user> linux: never mind; just so long as it works for you :)
[07:48] <Erick_Alcala> so anyone knows how to fix the
[07:48] <Erick_Alcala> flash problem_
[07:48] <epkugelmass> Kiff, I ran free--Under 'used', on the second line, discounting buffers/cache, I'm still burning 1.5GB of mem on seemingly nothing!
[07:49] <ManDay> phlak_user, that would be an option. How would I move it to /tmp ?
[07:49] <ManDay> just link it?
[07:49] <ManDay> i mean mount
[07:49] <ManDay> erm
[07:49] <ManDay> no link
[07:49] <FloodBot4> ManDay: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:49] <linux> phlak_user, u tried out to play .gif in ur bg its not working
[07:49] <phlak_user> ManDay: move it to /tmp and link to /var/log
[07:50] <phlak_user> linux: never tried gif
[07:50] <tristan3199> how do i talk to ubuntu developers
[07:50] <linux> ok
[07:50] <tristan3199> or report bugs in 10.04
[07:50] <phlak_user> !bug
[07:50] <rocket16> Does the use of Adium themes on Pidgin increase memory consumption? It takes more than 100 MB memory even when I disable them.
[07:50] <ManDay> phlak_user, ok, but before I do that I'd like to wait maybe someone has a more conventional option
[07:51] <phlak_user> ManDay: ok; you could always reduce verbosity in /etc/dmesg.conf
[07:51] <ManDay> Anyone knows how disable most of the logs? Do they all go through syslogd or any other way to disable them centrally?
[07:51] <Flyingwatermelon> what are the must have programs for someone new to *nix?
[07:52] <ManDay> phlak_user, dmesg is the least thing im worried about. i think the only thing i really want is dmesg ;)
[07:52] <phlak_user> Flyingwatermelon: a new installation of Ubuntu 10.04 has almost everything you want
[07:52] <epkugelmass> Kiff, Dr_Willis
[07:52] <Erick_Alcala> I cant beleive I cant watch a video in normal speeds with flash :(
[07:52] <Flyingwatermelon> phlak_user, how can you tell what version I have now?
[07:52] <tristan3199> what do i do here.. noob and i just fixed an issue with software center and now i rebooted and the power button on the top right of the screen is .... how do i take a screen shot and show some one
[07:53] <phlak_user> Flyingwatermelon: I cant; you could by typing lsb_release -a in a terminal window
[07:53] <Flyingwatermelon> phlak_user, what do I type to upgrade?
[07:53] <tristan3199> it shows a cut off chat bubble and part of my name... cant discribe correctly
[07:53] <phlak_user> tristan3199: pressing the PrtSc button takes a screenshot; paste it in imagebin
[07:54] <wildbat> Erick_Alcala, try reinstalling flash
[07:54] <phlak_user> tristan3199: thats probably the pidgin/gwibber notification
[07:54] <Moviemaker1> if a modem is detected by sudo lshw -class modem does that mean the modem driver is installed and working?
[07:54] <Erick_Alcala> wildbat I reinstalled Ubuntu!! :S
[07:54] <phlak_user> Flyingwatermelon: sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:54] <tristan3199> it is related to that phlak
[07:54] <haskellnoob> well, got the internet sharing over wifi done with dhcp3 and firestarter
[07:54] <phlak_user> Moviemaker1: not really;
[07:55] <haskellnoob> now how do i go about securing this setup?
[07:55] <tristan3199> imagebin.ubuntu.com?
[07:55] <phlak_user> !paste
[07:55] <wildbat> Erick_Alcala, in that case you need to install flash still ~ ubuntu come with a "free" open source version not he adobe one
[07:55] <antonio_> ciao
[07:55] <wildbat> !flash | Erick_Alcala
[07:55] <CaptainTrek> which package is the Adobe flash package?
[07:55] <Erick_Alcala> I installed ubuntu 10.01
[07:55] <Erick_Alcala> 10.04
[07:55] <phlak_user> haskellnoob: ufw has everything you need; just configure it
[07:56] <phlak_user> !ufw | haskellnoob
[07:56] <Dr_Willis> flashplugin-installer - Adobe Flash Player plugin installer
[07:56] <intok> why does 10.04 hate all my machines?
[07:56] <Dr_Willis> CaptainTrek:  see above..
[07:56] <Flyingwatermelon> phlak_user,  how do I upgrade to 10.04?
[07:56] <phlak_user> Flyingwatermelon: what version are you on now?
[07:56] <Dr_Willis> !upgrade  | Flyingwatermelon
[07:56] <Flyingwatermelon> 9.10
[07:57] <tristan3199> http://imagebin.org/99005
[07:57] <Flyingwatermelon> phlak_user,  9.10
[07:57] <tristan3199> notice the top right and bottom left are strange.. i cant shut down?
[07:57] <Erick_Alcala> man I allready followed basic instructions
[07:57] <Erick_Alcala> even that webpage
[07:57] <haskellnoob> phlak_user: thanks, i have already used firestarter to allow connections only from a certain ip address range. the problem is, this is also the ip address range from which the dhcp server dishes out ips, so whoever sees this connection on their scanner and tries to connect will get to use my internet by default
[07:57] <ubuntunewbie> hi anyone here know any application which can change folder timestamp ?
[07:57] <Erick_Alcala> and also googled
[07:57] <tristan3199> the show desktop and power off notification areas are messed up
[07:57] <Erick_Alcala> other way I would not be here :(
[07:58] <tristan3199> show desktop works at least..
[07:58] <infid> does ubuntu 10.04 use gpg by default?
[07:58] <tristan3199> but power button is missing?
[07:58] <ubuntunewbie> hi anyone here know any application which can change folder timestamp ?
[07:58] <intok> it hard locks on the box with the 8800GTS, again on the aspire one d250 netbook in unr, the graphics stack also refuses to work for the old box with the i845GL ingergrated graphics
[07:58] <phlak_user> haskellnoob: you could create an access control list if you want to limit only certain people from your LAN segment (or Wi-Fi) to use it
[07:58] <haskellnoob> phlak_user: how do i go about doing this?
[07:58] <intok> but at least I can get the old box to shutdown properly
[07:59] <tristan3199> is it safe to hold the power button or am i going to lose info?
[07:59] <phlak_user> tristan3199: looks like two instances of the notification; you could right click on one and say remove from panel
[07:59] <antonio_> ciao come faccio a d accedere alla lista server
[07:59] <Dr_Willis> intok:  Hmm. my 8800gtsxxx works very well here.
[07:59] <tristan3199> took both away
[07:59] <tristan3199> now what
[08:00] <tristan3199> the  clock occupies the top right now
[08:00] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  if you can get to a terminal you can use the shutdown command.
[08:00] <tshirt> hi everyboddy. I have a problem running phP. I got blank screens. firefox doesnt showme errors and its activated on php.ini, 127.0.0.1 show me it works, apachectl -t = syxtax ok.  i've been testing with simple things as phpinfo() or helloworld.  Any idea? I'm all ears
[08:00] <intok>  Dr_Willis which version? rebadges or original G80?
[08:00] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  the top right button is just  a panel applet.
[08:00] <tristan3199> will it reload?
[08:00] <Dr_Willis> intok:  No idea. Ive had it for ages.
[08:00] <haskellnoob> where does the ACL fit in? the firewall? the dhcp server?
[08:00] <tristan3199> guess ill find out... brb
[08:00] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  you could try 'killall gnome-panel' and thepanels should reload
[08:00] <Flyingwatermelon> phlak_user, I had an error, http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=uEAZAupv
[08:00] <Dr_Willis> !resetpanel | tristan3199
[08:01] <aussie114> tristan3199: yes it is safe to turn your PC off at the wall or by hold down your power button, it in no way effects your computer
[08:01] <ubuntunewbie> hi anyone here know any application which can change folder timestamp ?
[08:01] <robin___> I'm burning a disk for Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.
[08:01] <intok>  Dr_Willis how many Mb of VRam, the G80 models had 320-640Mb, the rebadged models had 512Mb
[08:01] <robin___> Should I use it "Like a USB Flash Drive" or "WIth a CD/DVD Player"?
[08:01] <tristan3199> wow... a little too many options
[08:01] <tristan3199> ill try as many as i can
[08:01] <Dr_Willis> intok:  its the lower ram model. one of the first  ones that came out i recall. It cant do the vpdau stuff i recall
[08:02] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:   2 is too many? :)
[08:02] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  im not even sure what your original problem is/was
[08:02] <tristan3199> well plus ubot
[08:03] <ManDay> Anyone knows how disable most of the logs? Do they all go through syslogd or any other way to disable them centrally?
[08:03] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  when i hit the power button on my pc's it pops up a shutdown dialog here.  I rrely need that power button in the panel
[08:04] <Erick_Alcala> so uhmm
[08:04] <tristan3199> thanks
[08:04] <ubuntunewbie> hi anyone here know any application which can change folder timestamp ?
[08:04] <phlak_user> Flyingwatermelon: did you type sudo before your command?
[08:04] <intok> Dr_Willis then it's a G80, mine is a 320Mb from EVGA, refrence design, fhqwhgads then... possibly the chipset? It's an nforce 680i LT from XFX
[08:04] <EvaLuaTe> hello world
[08:04] <rocket16> Pidgin consumes too much memory, more than 100 MB, any help? I upgraded Pidgin, still the problem remains present.
[08:05] <phlak_user> ubuntunewbie: touch
[08:05] <rocket16> EvaLuaTe: Hello, :) Welcome to Ubuntu IRC, friend
[08:05] <ubuntunewbie> phlak_user ? what touch ?
[08:05] <EvaLuaTe> any idea why I receive this error message: http://pastebin.com/tVcmU81B when trying to install usplash? (btw, I have checked and I have both initramfs-tools and upstart installed)...
[08:06] <kc-net> purworejo
[08:06] <phlak_user> ubuntunewbie: http://www.unixtutorial.org/commands/touch/
[08:07] <Flyingwatermelon> brb
[08:07] <kc-net> -pppppppppppppp
[08:08] <tyler_d4> ok so I am hooked on palimpsest, for managing raid, and I have under sata host adapter 2 drives, I have successfully marked one as autodetect raid - using "Edit Filesystem Lable" The other drive however does not have this option? why not?
[08:08] <phlak_user> EvaLuaTe: use apt-get or aptitude
[08:08] <rocket16> Pidgin consumes too much memory, any help?
[08:08] <kram92> hi all
[08:09] <EvaLuaTe> phlak_user: did you read the paste? I used 'sudo apt-get install usplash'...
[08:09] <CaptainTrek> rocket16:  use something else or upgrade your RAM?
[08:09] <ubuntunewbie> phlak_user : Thanks!!
[08:09] <linux> rocket16, i have matrix.gif in pic folder what is the location
[08:09] <linux> /home/vikas/pictures/photos/matrix.gif
[08:09] <edmond> hello there
[08:09] <edmond> I have a problem regarding ubuntu 10.04
[08:09] <linux> ya
[08:10] <kram92> can some one tell me if i can load the cd ubuntu 5.10 and then upgrade to the newest version via online update?
[08:10] <rocket16> CaptainTrek: I used Empathy, but I didn't like it, :(
[08:10] <Dr_Willis> linux:  dont forget that Case Is imporntant in Linux filename/paths.
[08:10] <aussie114> rocket16: have you considered alternative xchat for IRC and aMSN for everything else
[08:10] <edmond> I installed it, but I cannot see the wifi....since the only way for me to the netz is wifi, I returned to 9.04 again...pleaz help
[08:10] <jibadeeha> anyone here find they get corrupt systray icons in ubuntu 10.04 - like half a battery icon or duplicate icons that don't function
[08:10] <tristan3199> when i boot it says mount: mounting /dev failed: no such device and hangs for 20 seconds... is there a way to tell it not to try to mount /dev to make my boot faster?
[08:10] <tristan3199> i just had that problem jibadeeha
[08:11] <mohjak> I have a problem wit vuze when I run it from terminal http://pastebin.com/SKSkjack
[08:11] <linux> mplayer -nosound -loop 0 -fixed-vo -wid 0 /home/vikas/pictures/photos/matrix.gif is this ok
[08:11] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  all devices appear under /dev/  so theres some deeper issue going on.
[08:11] <tristan3199> now im missing two applets
[08:11] <jibadeeha> tristan3199, i have been suffering with this problem since 9.04 - so annoying as i have to type gnome-panel --replace to put it right each time it happens
[08:11] <edmond> any one???
[08:11] <tristan3199> dr_willis: I just upgraded to 10.04 from 9.10 and it did this...
[08:11] <kram92> can some one tell me if i can load the cd ubuntu 5.10 and then upgrade to the newest version via online update?
[08:12] <rocket16> linux: Well, the default wallpapers are located in /usr/share/backgrounds/
[08:12] <edmond> how to use wifi in ubuntu 10.04???
[08:12] <edmond> anyone?
[08:12] <aussie114> edmond: I was having wifi problems with 10.04 but a recent update fixed it, have you got the latest update?
[08:13] <edmond> well...the only connection that I have is through wifi...I DO NOT HAVE ETHERNET
[08:13] <linux> rocket16, i am trying to use .gif for my bg using http://zzer.wordpress.com/2009/03/28/ubuntu-debian-linux-minihowto-howto-set-put-an-animated-background-wallpaper-with-a-video-mpg-avi-gif-flash-etc-using-xwinwrap-mplayer-and-gnash/
[08:13] <tristan3199> what can i do?
[08:13] <rocket16> linux: Also, go to .cache/wallpaper folder to get the current wallpapers, :D
[08:13] <linux> rocket16, plz help
[08:13] <edmond> only wifi internet from open wifi points....any hand for help
[08:13] <rocket16> linux: Sure, let me see it once
[08:14] <ubuntunewbie> phlak_user : how do I change the second too ?
[08:14] <linux> ok
[08:14] <tristan3199> mount: mounting /dev failed: no such device.... what is it mounting?
[08:14] <aussie114> edmond: oh I see, then you will have to find an alternative internet source temporary.
[08:14] <brand0n> anyone know of a simpler program than dvd::rip for extracting episodes from a video dvd and making them into avi files
[08:14] <tristan3199> why didnt 9.10 have an issue?
[08:14] <ManDay> Aren't the directories in /var/log necessary because some logging programs will not create them if they not exist and will instead fail to log?
[08:14] <edmond> thanks man...but for now, that is not possible....
[08:15] <phlak_user> tristan3199: if it is a non-critical device you could comment it out in /etc/fstab; i had this error when i had my 500 GB external HDD connected when installation was going on and it complained everytime it booted
[08:15] <ubuntunewbie> phlak_user : "touch -mt 201005301000 /test"  only modified until 10:00 , is there a way to modified until 10:00:20 second ?
[08:15] <brand0n> anyone know of a simpler program than dvd::rip for extracting episodes from a video dvd and making them into avi files
[08:15] <rocket16> linux: Did you try this guide? http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2007/09/14/animated-wallpaper-with-compiz-fusion-on-ubuntu/
[08:15] <rocket16> linux: This one worked for me
[08:15] <Dr_Willis> brand0n:  try handbrake
[08:16] <EvaLuaTe> ^ anyone? please?
[08:16] <phlak_user> ubuntunewbie: -t STAMP               use [[CC]YY]MMDDhhmm[.ss] instead of current time
[08:16] <brand0n> whatchu talkin bout willis
[08:16] <brand0n> thanks Dr_Willis
[08:16] <tristan3199> how do i know which device? it says mount: mounting /dev failed: no such device for like 20 seconds then it has an error i dont have time to read because it just flickers... then starts booting... pretty annoying 20 seconds tho
[08:16] <oxygen> .
[08:16] <linux> rocket16, i need to work .gif
[08:17] <tristan3199> is there a way to record my boot?
[08:17] <brand0n> yea, point a camera at it and stand still
[08:17] <phlak_user> tristan3199: like DrWillis said, if it says just /dev/ and not any partition, there is a deeper issue like
[08:17] <tristan3199> lol brandon
[08:17] <aussie114> brand0n: Handbrake, dvd::rip and AcidRip are good
[08:17] <linux> rocket16, thanks i tried that it worked for me but i wanna use .gif
[08:18] <ubuntunewbie> phlak_user : thanks it works ! sorry didn't really read through the unix page
[08:18] <ubuntunewbie> phlak_user : so unix really doesn't have creation time like window ?
[08:18] <tristan3199> whats the diff between unix and linux... unix is for servers?
[08:19] <Flyingwatermelon> phlak_user, it says it will take 4 hours to upgrade, am I safe to close my computer screen? it might go into hybernate mode? should I change this
[08:19] <rocket16> tristan39: No, UNIX is the commercial OS, from which the UNIX family started. Linux is a free Clone of UNIX.
[08:20] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  technicaly they are 2 difffent OS's - :)  Linux is UNIX Like. :)
[08:20] <rocket16> linux: Well, you can set it up using E17 WM, which has .gif wallpapers
[08:20] <Dr_Willis> Linux is not Unix.
[08:20] <phlak_user> Flyingwatermelon: sure you can leave it (i left it overnight)
[08:20] <tristan3199> is unix an upgrade?
[08:20] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  its a completey differnt OS
[08:20] <Flyingwatermelon> phlak_user, I want to close the screen though
[08:20] <Flyingwatermelon> labtop
[08:21] <phlak_user> Flyingwatermelon: dont close the lid
[08:21] <Flyingwatermelon> how can I change the settings so it won't sleep? phlak_user
[08:21] <tristan3199> should i try it or is unix and laptop not a good idea
[08:21] <murderslastcrow> Unix was made by Bell Labs originally, right? Isn't it more of a specification these days than an actual OS?
[08:21] <linux> ok where i get E17 WM
[08:21] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  since you dont even know what it is.. I suggest you learn some linux first
[08:21] <Flyingwatermelon> phlak_user,  Will the screen go dark?
[08:21] <linux> rocket16,
[08:21] <phlak_user> Flyingwatermelon: after a while yes
[08:21] <Flyingwatermelon> i can't sleep with the light on lol
[08:22] <aussie114> set a black wallpaper?
[08:22] <tristan3199> im a quick learner... not scared to erase my hard drive to learn more
[08:22] <murderslastcrow> e17 has repositories on their website if you look for it. I'd just google e17 repository lucid, if you're using Lucid Lynx.
[08:22] <rocket16> linux: Here is the installation-guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=20216
[08:22] <Dr_Willis> !manual | tristan3199
[08:22] <linux> ok thnx
[08:22] <TwoshedsJackson> Flyingwatermelon, Why don't you check your settings and disable all screensavers, sleep mode or hibernation?
[08:22] <phlak_user> Flyingwatermelon: some laptops have an option Fn+F7  to turn off display
[08:22] <tristan3199> lol ubottu
[08:22] <tristan3199> sorry
[08:22] <tristan3199> im passed that
[08:23] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  you just replied back to the channel robot. :)
[08:24] <tristan3199> why did it pick me to way that to
[08:24] <murderslastcrow> I have the url you need to put in Software Sources for e17 in Lucid, if anyone wants it outright.
[08:24] <TwoshedsJackson> tristan3199, You don't want to run unix. It's not an average joe's OS. If you think it's difficult getting certain things to work in ubuntu, probably the most widely used linux distribution, imagine what it would be like in unix
[08:24] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  if you want to learn.. then start learning I guess.. No idea what you want tolearn exactly
[08:25] <khussein78> i just lost the sound on my ubuntu 10.04, how can i restart it without restart the laptop
[08:25] <tristan3199> just want to find the right os for me
[08:25] <murderslastcrow> Linux is not Unix, but I'm not aware of anything Unix can do that Linux can't.
[08:25] <tristan3199> W7 is slow as shit
[08:25] <tristan3199> linux is fun
[08:25] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  dozens of linux and other os's on Disrtowatch web site you can try out.
[08:25] <tristan3199> learning the kde thing now... cant get it online yet
[08:25] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  it all depends on your needs.
[08:26] <khussein78> i restarted alsa service but no sound
[08:26] <tristan3199> i want my laptop to play left4dead2 and quake ect...
[08:26] <murderslastcrow> khussein78 seems to have a legitimate issue outside of general DE stuff we're talking about right now.
[08:26] <tristan3199> movies and torrents....
[08:27] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  ubuntu basically  has all that covered.
[08:27] <phlak_user> khussein78: pulseaudio should be the one controlling sound
[08:27] <bawww> hey all
[08:27] <brijithmac> bawww:hi
[08:27] <tristan3199> ill keep ubuntu for sure... was thinking of running unix in VM to see if i like it..
[08:28] <murderslastcrow> It's true. Thank goodness we have Wine. It's kinda' crazy to think they've been working on it for 15 years out of the goodness of their hearts.
[08:28] <tristan3199> later in life i spose
[08:28] <phlak_user> !ot
[08:28] <tristan3199> anyone play l4d2 here?
[08:28] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  if you want games/wine - you proberly dont want unix.
[08:28] <murderslastcrow> You can always toy around with FreeBSD or PCBSD, tristian3199.
[08:28] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  with the same desktop - the os's will basically look the same.
[08:28] <bawww> i'm trying to get grub2 recognize my Windows XP partition on Lucid, but update-grub isn't working. Is there anyway I can manually add the entry?
[08:29] <thomas_> any recommendations of editors for web development?
[08:29] <phlak_user> bawww: update-grub2
[08:29] <murderslastcrow> Kompozer is what I use, primarily. It's popular, but certainly not the only option for web-editing/development.
[08:29] <phlak_user> thomas_: eclipse is used by many people
[08:30] <bawww> phlak_user:  thanks
[08:30] <murderslastcrow> You could even use OpenOffice to create basic webpages, but I wouldn't recommend it for anything advanced.
[08:30] <bawww> you know what the problem seems to be with Windows 7 eating up XP's boot loader
[08:31] <thomas_> many thanks people
[08:31] <thomas_> :-)
[08:31] <bawww> phlak_user: is there anyway i can separate XP from Window 7?
[08:31] <bawww> like by adding a manual entry... ?
[08:32] <tristan3199> ok.. so a question about my grub... my W7 was installed first and my Windows grub loads first with the option for windows7 or ubuntu.... Grub 2 asks what version of ubuntu... can i make the first grub load ubuntu as default instead of secondary
[08:32] <Dr_Willis> bawww:  you can tweak the files in /etc/grub.d/   and add your own endtirs.
[08:33] <bawww> Dr_Willis: is that the 40_custom file?
[08:33] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  theres a program in the repos called 'startupmanager' that lets you pick what grub entry is the default
[08:33] <tristan3199> where do i find repos
[08:33] <Dr_Willis> bawww:  thats one way. but  I would think grub2 is suspposed to see both os's and add an entry for both
[08:33] <infid> seahorse says it integrates with nautilus but i dont seem to see it anywhere in nautilus. any idea?
[08:33] <Dr_Willis> !repos | tristan3199
[08:33]  * Dr_Willis wonders if that ubuntu manual covers repositories.. or is that in the advanced manual.
[08:34] <tristan3199> in terminal
[08:35] <blood> i'm having an issue with sed in ubuntu 10.04 with sed 4.2.1. The following command errors out when it shouldn't : echo '[restart]' | sed -n '/\[restart\]/p'
[08:35] <murderslastcrow> I'm having a bit of an issue with a new wireless dongle- it's supposedly supported by p54usb, which requires a firmware installation (not available in hardware drivers), and since I use 64-bit, I can't use ndiswrapper for it. However, it's supposedly working for some, I just can't get the firmware extraction to work. Says I have no permission even with sudo.
[08:35] <bawww> Dr_Willis: thanks for the tip :)
[08:35] <sharu> hey fellas m a noob in ubuntu...
[08:35] <sharu> i need a help...
[08:35] <sharu> sm1 up for it...
[08:36] <TwoshedsJackson> !ask |
[08:36] <Dr_Willis> !manual | sharu
[08:36] <murderslastcrow> What's the issue, sharu?
[08:36] <Flannel> Dr_Willis: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/add-applications/C/adding-repos.html
[08:36] <prep> sharu:what is y problem?
[08:36] <sharu> i need to install wireless driver for ubuntu 10.04.
[08:37] <sharu> does sm1 knw...???
[08:37] <prep> sharu: systeme=>administration==>hardware driver
[08:37] <digifor> Is it possible to convert a dm-crypt LUKS root partion to btrfs?
[08:37] <murderslastcrow> Okay, first you'll want to plug your computer into an ethernet port so that you can download the driver.
[08:37] <zcat[1]> plug in temporary wired network...
[08:37] <zcat[1]> then systeme=>administration==>hardware driver
[08:37] <murderslastcrow> Then update, to be safe, and go to System/Administration/Hardware Drivers.
[08:37] <zcat[1]> yeah, what murderslastcrow said ;)
[08:37] <sharu> nthng is cmng there dude...
[08:38] <prep> sharu: or juste in the shell try lspci and download the driver
[08:38] <murderslastcrow> Sometimes you have to run Update Manager before it will list your drivers in Hardware Drivers.
[08:38] <sharu> i did dat...
[08:38] <CaptainTrek> is there a way to set the system to automount NTFS partitions?
[08:38] <Dr_Willis> I find it much easier to use a wired connection first  for wireless.
[08:38] <phlak_user> CaptainTrek: add them to /etc/fstab
[08:38] <Dr_Willis> CaptainTrek:  yes. One way install/run the ntfs-config tool..  other way.. edit fstab as needed
[08:38] <zcat[1]> also first thing try the network thingy (make sure the wireless is turned on, most lappies have a switch to dissable it) and it may already be working .. 100% of the laptops I've installed recently needed no extra drivers to get wireless going
[08:39] <murderslastcrow> sharu, are you on a laptop with an integrated wireless card, or are you using a USB-enabled wireless adapter?
[08:39] <sharu> i already installed d updates...
[08:39] <phlak_user> sharu: what make/model is your laptop
[08:39] <sharu> it 's a wireless broadband
[08:39] <sharu> acer aspire 4736z
[08:40] <phlak_user> sharu: not wifi?
[08:40] <sharu> plz help sm1...
[08:40] <sharu> no...
[08:40] <phlak_user> sharu: can you provide some more details on the "Wireless Broadband"?
[08:40] <murderslastcrow> I believe that computer has an Atheros card.
[08:40] <murderslastcrow> Sharu*
[08:40] <sharu> yup..it has an atheros card...
[08:41] <linux> phlak_user, hi succeeded making ,gif play but it is plaving only once and stop
[08:41] <murderslastcrow> This means it should automatically be loaded, not needing to be installed with Hardware Drivers- that's usually for Broadcom cards.
[08:41] <phlak_user> sharu: are you trying to get your Wi-Fi working or some other form of Wireless Broadband?
[08:41] <archangelpetro> has anyone tried to install GNUSTEP and set up a decent working environment for objc on ubuntu? I was trying to install it and there's a bug regarding Gorm.app
[08:41] <phlak_user> linux: you may need to enable looping somewhere
[08:41] <sharu> no, i jus need to activate wireless connection in ubuntu
[08:41] <murderslastcrow> So you might need to just right click the network manager in the upper right of your screen and enable wireless, or check your laptop for a wifi switch or light and make sure it's on.
[08:43] <linux> phlak_user, what loop set in this mplayer -nosound -loop 0 -fixed-vo -wid 0 YOUR.gif
[08:43] <AnxiousNut> whats the difference between  "apt-get upgrade" and "aptitude safe-upgrade"?
[08:43] <linux> phlak_user, i wanna unlimited
[08:43] <archangelpetro> nobody has tried to code objective-C?
[08:44] <sharu> hey phlak, i don knw wat u asking...
[08:44] <sharu> m a real noob...
[08:44] <phlak_user> sharu: are you trying to connect  to a wifi router at your house or is it a 3G usb dongle
[08:44] <sharu> house
[08:44] <phlak_user> sharu: ah ok
[08:45] <sharu> so temme wat to do..?
[08:45] <phlak_user> sharu: can you see any networks when you click on Network Manager?
[08:45] <sharu> where do i get network manager
[08:46] <overmind> sharu: sudo apt-get install network-manager (But it is installed by default)
[08:46] <linux> how to set loop to infinity
[08:46] <phlak_user> sharu: top right corner of screen
[08:46] <phlak_user> linux: mplayer -loop 0 means infinity
[08:47] <Colloguy> hello, can I give my sudo-ed commands an environment variable setting automatically?
[08:47] <linux> but i plays only one time
[08:47] <phlak_user> linux: can you try it separately with mplayer first?
[08:47] <Colloguy> kind of like sudo env myvar=myval command, but without having to use env
[08:47] <linux> phlak_user, xwinwrap -ni -o 0.6 -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- mplayer -wid WID -quiet mplayer -nosound -loop 0 -fixed-vo -wid 0 /home/vikas/Pictures/Photos/matrix.gif
[08:48] <phlak_user> linux: try without the xwinwrap and only mplayer
[08:48] <linux> ko
[08:49] <phlak_user> linux: if its the matrix animation, there is a glmatrix screensaver that you can use instead of the gif
[08:49] <phlak_user> linux: xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -nf -b -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -window-id WID
[08:49] <linux> ya i know but i have blue matrix
[08:49] <Dr_Willis> lot of work for just a wallpaper... :)
[08:50] <linux> it has good animation
[08:50] <Dr_Willis> Colloguy:  some of the options to sudo make it use the root users configs/settings instead of the users settings. but im not sure if that would help in your case
[08:51] <linux> phlak_user, it is not playing at all
[08:51] <phlak_user> linux: with only mplayer or glmatrix?
[08:51] <CaptainTrek> should NTFS partitions automount already?
[08:51] <Colloguy> Dr_Willis: I'll check that out, thanks.
[08:51] <phlak_user> CaptainTrek: if they were present during installation yes
[08:51] <CaptainTrek> phlak_user: even with ntfsutils and the FUZE packages for NTFS?
[08:52] <CaptainTrek> phlak_user: where can I change the system policies regarding automount?
[08:52] <linux> phlak_user, mplayer -nosound -loop 0 -fixed-vo -wid 0 /home/vikas/Pictures/Photos/matrix.gif
[08:52] <scottand> i just got my favorite game to run in wine
[08:52] <phlak_user> linux: there you go; till this works, dont even try with xwinwrap
[08:53] <CaptainTrek> how can i tell my system to automount external media?
[08:53] <tyler_d4> how would I go about auto-starting a raid array created using palimpsest?
[08:53] <murderslastcrow> Is anyone here experienced in solving some relatively obscure wireless adapter issues? There's a driver I need to use outside of ndiswrapper, since it won't work on my x64 desktop. I have a forum post for easy reading if anyone has a clue, and it would be greatly appreciated if you have any valuable input. Thank you. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9382215#post9382215
[08:53] <linux> i did, not working at all
[08:53] <linux> phlak_user,
[08:54] <Colloguy> Dr_Willis: Maybe I'll just replace sudo with a function that uses env :P
[08:54] <phlak_user> linux: remove the -wid option since that is not part of mplayer
[08:54] <linux> phlak_user, ok and can u come pvt
[08:54] <phlak_user> linux: nope
[08:55] <Dr_Willis> CaptainTrek:  a proper entry in fstab can do that.
[08:55] <linux> phlak_user, wanna show output
[08:55] <Dr_Willis> CaptainTrek:  ntfs-config tool has options to allow it for ntfs/vfat also
[08:55] <phlak_user> linux: pastebin it
[08:55] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis:  its not mounting or seeing ANY media except for the filesystem
[08:55] <CaptainTrek> it used to do it
[08:55] <Dr_Willis> CaptainTrek:  look at 'sudo fdisk -l' output. if that dosent show the media. then theres bigger issues
[08:56]  * phlak_user is outta here bye
[08:56] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis:  gparted sees the media
[08:56] <tristan3199> how do i add an applet i closed back to the top bar
[08:57] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  right click , add to panel -> add it back
[08:57] <tristan3199> i closed the one that had my log out option... with my name in it...
[08:57] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis:  and fdisk sees the media
[08:57] <Dr_Willis> !resetpanels
[08:57] <Dr_Willis> CaptainTrek:  then you should be able to either make a fstab entry for it. or use ntfs-config
[08:58] <CaptainTrek> ntfs-config doesnt see them either
[08:58] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis:  ^
[08:58] <Dr_Willis> CaptainTrek:  and they are NTFS filesystems?
[08:58] <CaptainTrek> on the other drive I had, yes
[08:58] <murderslastcrow> *sigh* At least I'm not using a Mac. Then I'd have to hash out a fortune for a compatible wireless dongle.
[08:58] <Dr_Willis> example fstab entry for my NTFS windows drive.->
[08:58] <Dr_Willis> #Entry for /dev/sda1 :
[08:58] <Dr_Willis> UUID=6A62B9CC1192CB2D   /media/VistaBoot    ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0   0
[08:59] <CaptainTrek> how do I get the UUID for a device?
[08:59] <Dr_Willis> murderslastcrow:  or just buy an iDongle
[08:59] <Dr_Willis> !uuid
[08:59] <CaptainTrek> and where's fstab?
[08:59] <Dr_Willis> !fstab
[08:59] <murderslastcrow> Ah, they have those? Maybe I should've found that out earlier. Eh, guess I'll just get on eBay for an explicitly Linux-compatible one, without a need for firmware loading, because I'm not gonna' go back to 32-bit over this.
[09:00] <tyler_d4> how would I go about auto-starting a raid array created using palimpsest?
[09:02] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis: and for FAT32?
[09:02] <Dr_Willis> CaptainTrek:  change ntfs-3g to vfat i belive
[09:02] <Dr_Willis> !vfat
[09:03] <CaptainTrek> leave everything else the same?  dump = 0, pass = 0?
[09:03] <Dr_Willis> check the docs out to see what youmay want to change.
[09:03] <Dr_Willis> Your needs may differ from mine.
[09:03]  * sangho 후후
[09:05] <CaptainTrek> what the...
[09:05] <pkkm__> What is the name of GNOME sound converter?
[09:05] <CaptainTrek> its not even detecting the CD drive!
[09:05] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis:  ^^^
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> i dident take it
[09:05] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis:  is a reboot needed?
[09:05] <overmind> pkkm__: Sound converter? You mean ffmpeg + winff?
[09:05] <CaptainTrek> perhaps THAT'S the issue?
[09:05] <Dr_Willis> CaptainTrek:  i have no idea what you are doing exactly
[09:06] <Dr_Willis> CaptainTrek:  fstab changes to NOT take affect as soon as you edit the file..
[09:06] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis:  i turn on the system: it stops automounting devices
[09:06] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis:  nautilus doesnt even see the devices, only Filesystem
[09:06] <pkkm__> overmind, I remember there was a simple sound converter with one toolbar and few buttons on it.
[09:06] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis:  is something seriously borked...?
[09:06] <deostroll> i have a slow internet connection...i am downloading something using torrent & apt-get. The latter stalls inspite of setting my torrent to download @ 1kbps...why?
[09:06] <ltibor65> Hi! Please help! 1. I installed Xubuntu 10.04. Where can I set to see my photo in login windoow? 2. I want to run a firewall. Where to place the script file to run at startup?
[09:06] <Dr_Willis> Theres been some bugs with gnome failing to automount removeabel media. from what ive seen in the forums and beta. but ive not  seen the issue lately
[09:07] <overmind> pkkm__: Well, winff (depends of ffmpeg) converts sound and video, I think you can use it too
[09:07] <CaptainTrek> Dr_Willis: this only started happening within the past few hours
[09:07] <CaptainTrek> it USED to work
[09:07] <Dr_Willis> ltibor65:  in that Me Menu at the top right.
[09:07] <Dr_Willis> ltibor65:  click on the box at the vbery top of themenu. it lets you pick an image
[09:07] <pkkm__> overmind, nvm, I found it - soundconverter
[09:08] <overmind> ltibor65: sudo apt-get install firestarter (it will start firewall wizard)
[09:10] <TwoshedsJackson> ltibor65, Linux is automatically using a firewall. You can configure it by installing "firestarter" for example
[09:10] <deostroll> i have a slow internet connection...i am downloading something using torrent & apt-get. The latter stalls inspite of setting my torrent to download @ 1kbps...why?
[09:10] <ltibor65> But I have a firewall script
[09:10] <Dr_Willis> deostroll:  so its fast if you turn the torrent off?
[09:11] <deostroll> Dr_Willis, yes
[09:11] <TwoshedsJackson> ltibor65, can you pastebin this script?
[09:12] <Semperfi30> Hello
[09:12] <tristan3199> using kde and curious what the default mail program is for gnome.. i cant remember the name... not emapthy IM the other one up there in the envolope
[09:13] <Semperfi30> Is this the right place to come for Ubuntu Support? Or is there a specific Support channel
[09:13] <tristan3199> evilution?
[09:13] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  'official ubuntu support channel' is here.
[09:13] <ltibor65> TwoshedsJackson, you can download it at: http://myy.helia.fi/~karte/firetero.html
[09:13] <Semperfi30> Cool :)
[09:13] <deostroll> Dr_Willis, well not exactly but at least the apt session resumes gracefully
[09:13] <tristan3199> how do i spell this... evelution
[09:13] <thatdudematt> hey
[09:13] <Semperfi30> Is there some way I can talk to someone in a private window about my issues?
[09:14] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  you should at least state the issue first
[09:14] <pcandy70> ciao
[09:14] <tristan3199> if you chat in here more people have good advice
[09:14] <thatdudematt> what client are people using?
[09:14] <FireCrotch> Semperfi30: We prefer to help in-channel, so that you can benefit from mulitple people being able to help
[09:14] <pcandy70> !list
[09:14] <tristan3199> thank you everyone who has helped me with learning all i have learned
[09:15] <TwoshedsJackson> ltibor65, Seems like it's simply configuring iptables, like firestarter.
[09:15] <Semperfi30> Hmm, well I took my computer to get fixed a couple months back it got fixed I also had the guy fix my partitions so that I can pick either Ubuntu or Windows 7 to log into, he used Grub boot loader for this. But when I log into it and try to update stuff or do certain things it asks me for a password and I have no clue what it is. I thought I would have just automatically been given full permission when he installed it... And now I'm a
[09:15] <Semperfi30> fraid to uninstall or reinstall for fear of screwing up my Windows 7 partition.
[09:16] <TwoshedsJackson> ltibor65, You set it up, and it saves the settings so iptables run correctly each startup
[09:16] <Sensiva> Hello, Would someone please have a look at this question and let me know of any ideas? https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/112657
[09:16] <tristan3199> is your windows 7 customized? or can  u extract your info easily
[09:17] <Semperfi30> @tristan: What do you mean by customized? And extract what info?
[09:17] <tristan3199> well i am new to linux i am quite experinced in windows7
[09:17] <TwoshedsJackson> Semperfi30, grub is possible to fix and tweak with a grub boot disc
[09:18] <Semperfi30> @Twosheds: I just want to be able to update all the codecs and universes and stuff but it won't let me because it says I don't have appropriate permissions.
[09:18] <TwoshedsJackson> Semperfi30, Also, unless you have some special installation, you can always read the windows drive and extract vital info
[09:18] <linux> mplayer died y is that
[09:18] <TwoshedsJackson> Semperfi30, You always need the root password, if you don't know it, find out what it is asap
[09:18] <linux> Exiting... (End of file)
[09:18] <linux> mplayer died, exit status 0
[09:19] <athlion> Semperfi30: but of coursel, you need the "administrator"'s password
[09:19] <Semperfi30> Well I haven't used Ubuntu because I haven't been able to modify it so, right now it's pretty much always been a new installation.
[09:19] <FireCrotch> linux: mplayer reached the end of the file, and successfully exited.
[09:19] <athlion> Semperfi30: he should have given you the pass
[09:19] <tristan3199> you can usually fdisk your drive... with all your info in your usb... or reinstall and all your files go into the annoying windows.old folder... and it gives you a windows7 grub... then install linux and you will get grub 2
[09:19] <Semperfi30> So if there is some detailed way of going about uninstalling and then re-installing it without screwing crap up on my windows 7 partition
[09:19] <athlion> Semperfi30: can you boot into single user mode?
[09:19] <tristan3199> then you wont need to worry bout what he did
[09:19] <athlion> Semperfi30: yes, there is
[09:20] <athlion> Semperfi30: while in grub, do you have options or is grub also password protected?
[09:20] <athlion> Semperfi30: and specifically, can you change the boot options?
[09:20] <linux> FireCrotch, but if i wanna replay the same file is there any command or attributes ,options
[09:21] <Semperfi30> @athlion: To be honest I don't know much about Grub other than that it's a boot loader and it decides what OS fires up first and allows selection if you so desire.
[09:21] <athlion> Semperfi30: this should be done by pressing 'e' while in grub's selection
[09:21] <athlion> Semperfi30: yes, you don't need to
[09:21] <athlion> athlion: listen to me
[09:21] <Semperfi30> Mkay
[09:21] <athlion> Semperfi30: when you are presented with the menu, ubuntu and win7
[09:21] <athlion> Semperfi30: is there anything ELSE you cn do apart from selecting oe of them?
[09:22] <Semperfi30> I'm not sure I think i've been able to get into a set up menu before in the past
[09:22] <tristan3199> athlion... can i make ubuntu default there instead of W7
[09:22] <athlion> tristan3199: of course you can
[09:22] <FireCrotch> linux: you want the same file to play in a loop?  mplayer -loop 0 filename
[09:23] <Semperfi30> @Tristan: whichever OS you boot into each time it makes that the default each time after the countdown, unless you pick otherwise.
[09:23] <Semperfi30> Right?
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> startupmanager - Grub, Usplash and Splash screen configuration
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  its configurable :) you can set it to rember the last if you wanted
[09:23] <tristan3199> i mean... it counts down with W7 on top of ubuntu... selecting W7 unless i push down first
[09:23] <linux> FireCrotch, i did that not working
[09:24] <Semperfi30> @Dr_Willis: I think the dude made it that way for me then
[09:24] <athlion> Semperfi30: the solution to your problem is this:
[09:24] <linux> xwinwrap -ni -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- mplayer -wid WID mplayer -nosound -loop 0 -fixed-vo -wid 0 /home/vikas/Pictures/Photos/matrix.gif
[09:24] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  very possible
[09:24] <linux> FireCrotch,
[09:24] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  that startupmanager tool lets you pick what one to use by default.
[09:24] <Semperfi30> @Dr_Willis: Which makes things pretty convenient, I like the Grub loader a hell of alot better than what was there before. I guess windows boot manager
[09:24] <athlion> Semperfi30: you have to find a way to edit grub's boot parameters (which can be done within grub - look for available options) and edit the boot command to contain "init=/bin/bash"
[09:25] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  thats weird. normally windows is the LAST items here. Unless your /etc/grub.d is tweaked a bit
[09:25] <Semperfi30> @athlion: And what will this do?
[09:25] <athlion> Semperfi30: then, when it presents you with a prompt, you have to remount / as read-write with the command: mount / -o remount,rw
[09:26] <athlion> Semperfi30: and then, change the password for your user by issuing: passwd username
[09:26] <athlion> where username is, of course, your username
[09:26] <tristan3199> ok..... i have a windows grub... i can choose W7 or ubuntu... if i choose nothing... it counts down and loads W7.... but if i push down enter.. it loads grub2... asking what veersion i want to load of ubuntu
[09:26] <Semperfi30> @Athlion: And this will work even if I don't know the administrator password?
[09:27] <Semperfi30> @Athlion: is there a way I can see a list of usernames registered in the system so I make sure I'm typing the right username?
[09:27] <athlion> Semperfi30: yes, when you pass init=/bin/bash it doesn't ask a pass, it just drops into root
[09:27] <codnik> hey guys! after the updagrade to 10.04 mounting has changed. before i would mount an hdd and it would ask for my root pass and mount. now it go ahead and mounts with no password but the name of the drive has an added underline to the end of it.
[09:27] <athlion> Semperfi30: yes: cat /etc/passwd
[09:28] <murderslastcrow> K, I'm back with a much simpler question than 'make my wireless usb adapter work with your magical brain'. Where is the firmware folder located (or supposed to be located) in Lucid for stuff like wireless firmware, because my device keeps requesting it in dmesg output when I already have it in /usr/local/lib/firmware.
[09:28] <athlion> Semperfi30: there would be about 35 users, one of which is you! (ubuntu sets uid 1000, so there would be a 1000 next to your username)
[09:28] <Dr_Willis> codnik:  theres an extra /media/SOMEDIRNAME  that dident get cleaned out. so it added a _ to get a unique name
[09:28] <ohir> Semperfi30: id command will tell you
[09:28] <Semperfi30> athlion: I type "cat /etc/passwd" in the terminal? Or at the Grub?
[09:28] <murderslastcrow> With the same name as provided by the dmesg output.
[09:29] <athlion> you type it after you alter the boot command in grub and you boot the system with the "init=/bin/bash" parameter.
[09:29] <athlion> Semperfi30: it will drop you to a command prompt
[09:29] <tristan3199> how would i go about making ubuntu the default in w7 Grub that loads first
[09:29] <Semperfi30> jeez now I gotta write all your instructions out by hand
[09:29] <Semperfi30> I wish I had ubuntu set up on a VM...would I be able to do all of this without switching from windows 7 if it was in a VM?
[09:30] <athlion> yes
[09:30] <athlion> Semperfi30: but it's no big deal, really
[09:30] <athlion> Semperfi30: wait a minute
[09:30] <Semperfi30> athlion: thats my next step once I get all this sorted out
[09:30] <tristan3199> do it semperfi... i have nt in ubuntu... and ubuntu in W7
[09:31] <codnik> Dr_Willis: oy... i went into nautilus as root and erased the empty drive folders and it mounts fine now. thanks for the tip, hadn't thought of that :)
[09:31] <deostroll> is there an irc network for bittorrent?
[09:31] <deostroll> *channel
[09:31] <Semperfi30> athlion: whats up? You said wait a minute? hahaha
[09:31] <athlion> Semperfi30: i'm searching for a guide
[09:32] <Semperfi30> athlion: ok
[09:32] <tristan3199> how come ubuntu thinks my disk is full before it accually is... it has serious errors i have to use Windows to delete stuff to trick ubuntu back into running
[09:32] <FireCrotch> deostroll: I imagine it would be.... #bittorrent
[09:32] <_Anthony> deostroll: #bittorrent
[09:32] <murderslastcrow> Would there be anything dangerous about placing a firmware package in several folders, just because I'm sick of trying to find out which one it is? XD
[09:32] <Dr_Willis> codnik:  you may want to learn to do such tasks from a terminal as root.. running nautilus as root can  be dangerous
[09:32] <athlion> Semperfi30: maybe I can find one that is very detailed and provides step-by-step (keypress-by-keypress) instructions
[09:32] <Dr_Willis> murderslastcrow:  proberly not. :)
[09:33] <Semperfi30> athlion: If I can just erase the Ubuntu partition and start over, that would be easiest...Maybe...I'm not sure. Or if I can just get one in a VM environment which would be even better. I just don't want to mess up the partition tables. Because the repair guy had to recover them.
[09:33] <murderslastcrow> Oh, the clutter. I'm going to feel so guilty.
[09:33] <tristan3199> ok... so i have one partition with everything.. is that a bad idea?????????????/
[09:33] <codnik> Dr_Willis: that would be just removing the folders using terminal? i just kinda thought nautilus would be faster.
[09:34] <drake> Question: I have a device mounted via fstab as /dev/sdb1 /media/terabyte  defaults 0 0.  I want to make a folder '/media/terabyte/shared' sharable and accessible across the network.  I am able to share the entire drive via the smb.conf usering xam's guide located here http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu-home-fileserver-p3 however I do not wish the entire drive accessed.  Someone mentioned symbolic links and sharing only that but I'm not sure how
[09:34] <drake>  to do this.  Catch: I'm on ubuntu server so no GUI but can navigate my around the command line.  Any takers?
[09:34] <FloodBot2> drake: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:34] <codnik> Dr_Willis: anyway, after i kill the window am i not safe?
[09:34] <athlion> Semperfi30: well, if you are reasonably careful and just re-install linux on the same partition as before, nothing will get messed up. But there really is no need to do this. The thing I'm telling you requires ony 1 minute!
[09:34] <drake> Sorry floodbot that wasn't a flood rather it was a very long question that took two lines.  :)
[09:34] <Dr_Willis> codnik:  if you rember.. and if you dont accidently do somthing :)
[09:35] <murderslastcrow> Sweet- it worked!
[09:35] <Semperfi30> athlion: I'm aware. But bad luck seems to plague me with computers. Something goes wrong, I read something wrong, or it just doesn't go the way it's supposed to :/
[09:35] <Dr_Willis> codnik:  its best to learn to do things from the terminal in any case
[09:35] <athlion> Semperfi30: come on, now :-)
[09:35] <murderslastcrow> Thank you, Dr. Willis, for giving me the tenacity to use my common sense. Lmao.
[09:35] <athlion> Semperfi30: i'll get you a guide and you'll be set up in a matter of minutes
[09:35] <Semperfi30> athlion: I need a mini athlion that I can put in my pocket and pull you out whenver I have questions.
[09:35] <Semperfi30> xD
[09:35] <Semperfi30> whenever*
[09:35] <athlion> Semperfi30: lol!!! hehehe!!
[09:36] <codnik> Dr_Willis: never underestimate the power of humans to fail, eh?
[09:36] <tristan3199> is it a bad idea to run Windows and ubuntu together.. my ubuntu only allows so much space before it claims its full but accually not... so i store everyting in /host
[09:36] <Semperfi30> You know like a couple years ago they had that dancing monkey on your desktop sorta like the Microsoft Word animated buddies.
[09:36] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  Who installed your system?   whats /host anyway?
[09:37] <codnik> Dr_Willis: thanks for the help. i'm off to bed.
[09:37] <codnik> farewell guys
[09:37] <xukun> the ubuntu logo and the fonts for ctrl,alt,F1 get too big after I installed the Proprietary Nvidia drivers. The logo gets way too big and ugly. Is this a bug?
[09:37] <Semperfi30> athlion: you are from greece!?!
[09:37] <athlion> Semperfi30: yup!
[09:37] <drake> I think the flood bot blocked my question so I'll shorten it and repost it.
[09:37] <Semperfi30> I hear Greece has been having a lot of issues. Have you been affected?
[09:38] <tristan3199> if i open a file manager its the host folder... and for some reason it doesnt fill up my linux... i dont know why but it has a cap....  i beleve from my wubi install
[09:38] <drake> Question: I have a device mounted via fstab as /dev/sdb1 /media/terabyte  defaults 0 0.  I want to make a folder '/media/terabyte/shared' sharable and accessible across the network.  I am able to share the entire drive via the smb.conf usering xam's guide located here http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu-home-fileserver-p3 however I do not wish the entire drive accessed.  Someone mentioned symbolic links and sharing only that but I'm not sure how
[09:38] <tristan3199> if i store in my documents it loads up at 4 GB and locks up...
[09:39] <drake> The catch is i'm using ubuntu server, no gui
[09:39] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  I dont use wubi at all.. i dont reccomend using wubi.
[09:39] <tristan3199> i dont fully understand wubi except i had it on my iso...
[09:39] <tristan3199> installed it in windows
[09:39] <athlion> Semperfi30: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[09:40] <athlion> Semperfi30: scroll down where it says
[09:40] <Semperfi30> athlion: I'm using 9.04 so i don't think Grub 2 is installed
[09:40] <Semperfi30> so will those instructions be accurate?
[09:40] <athlion> Semperfi30: "Editing Menus During Boot"
[09:40] <tristan3199> continued by installling ubuntu itself... next thing i know i have a duel boot system
[09:40] <athlion> Semperfi30: Oooooh!!!
[09:40] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  You should look into doing a normal install  sometime.
[09:40] <athlion> Semperfi30: I thought you were using ubuntu 10.04
[09:40] <athlion> ok
[09:40] <Semperfi30> No
[09:40] <Semperfi30> I told you
[09:40] <Semperfi30> i haven't been able to update or anything
[09:40] <tristan3199> i power up and it asks ubuntu or windows
[09:40] <Semperfi30> becuase I don't have appropriate permissions
[09:40] <athlion> SeI didn't catch it :-)
[09:40] <Semperfi30> when i try to
[09:40] <tristan3199> isnt that as normal as i want it?
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  No.. its installed INSIDE windows.
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  thats not how most people install ubuntu.
[09:41] <Dr_Willis> !wubi | tristan3199
[09:41] <tristan3199> its not inside windows...
[09:42] <athlion> Semperfi30: look, if you have 9.04 it is a bit of a bad idea to upgrade and the upgrade again to get to 10.04
[09:42] <athlion> but it can be done
[09:42] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  wubi runs from a file on the windows partition. it isntaleld via a tool that makes it appear in the add/remove programs listings. thats 'inside windows' - Unless you bootted from the cd and did a normal install.
[09:42] <tristan3199> its a duel boot
[09:42] <killermask> hello !!!!!!
[09:42] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  then you are not using WUBI.
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[09:42] <tristan3199> it options a full install
[09:42] <athlion> Semperfi30: but, as far as the password goes, we can fix that in no time
[09:42] <Semperfi30> athlion: Why is it a bad idea to upgrade...Isn't that what you're supposed to do...
[09:42] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  wubi does a boot menu. and you boot to either one. but it does NOT have its own partitions.  theres no /host/ or other things like that.
[09:42] <athlion> Semperfi30: yes, it is
[09:42] <Semperfi30> 10.04 has all the latest fixes and stuff
[09:43] <killermask> i got a question (how to enable RFMON) ?????
[09:43] <drake> hello killermask
[09:43] <tristan3199> what did i do
[09:43] <tristan3199> am i doomed?
[09:43] <athlion> Semperfi30: but it usually doesn't go veeeeeery smoothly
[09:43] <Semperfi30> How come?
[09:43] <Semperfi30> Is 10.04 not as good as it should be?
[09:43] <athlion> Semperfi30: No, no, 10.04 is very good
[09:43] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  If from within windows - you poped in the cd. and  followed the auto started isntaller.. then you are usign WUBI. thats  a bit more limited then a normal install
[09:43] <Semperfi30> why is it so hard to upgrade then?
[09:43] <Semperfi30> Isn't it the same as upgrading from any other verison
 hay man , do u got an idea about how to enable the RFMON ?????
[09:44] <athlion> Semperfi30: well, you see, the developers can't forsee everything you might do with your old installation
[09:45] <tristan3199> i used a usb... in windows... did a wubi install... then it asked to install or run as trial.. not exact words... but i picked install.. now i have a grub 2 if i chose ubunto duduring startup
[09:45] <rocket16> Semperfi30: 10.04 is LTS, and so it might take a bit longer than to upgrade, as most Systems are rewritten. Also, a Clean installation is always better.
[09:45] <athlion> Semperfi30: so, there is a fine line between upgrading the system and bringing it to the "default" state of the new one and keeping your old settings
[09:45] <Semperfi30> I don't have any settings
[09:45] <Semperfi30> I can't do anything because I don't have permissions
[09:45] <Semperfi30> basically it's never been used
[09:45] <Semperfi30> the installation that is
[09:45] <athlion> Semperfi30: well, the installer doesn't know that :-)
[09:46] <Semperfi30> So then erase the partition and install 10.04 fresh
[09:46] <Semperfi30> would be best then?
[09:46] <athlion> Semperfi30: yes, way better
 how to enable RFMON ???
[09:46] <athlion> but you can try with upgrading first
[09:47] <Semperfi30> I'd rather go with the safe way then to have to go about doing it in a way that coule possible give me problems down the road.
[09:47] <athlion> Semperfi30: worst thing that can happen is to break your ubuntu installation in which case, you just reinstall :-)
[09:47]  * Dr_Willis wonders what RFMON even is
[09:47] <Semperfi30> I just want the latest version
[09:47] <drake> killermask, Sorry, I have no idea.  I only deal with ubuntu server non gui.  For desktop usege I use mint and everything works out of the box so I never had to enable anything.
[09:47] <psycho_oreos> killermask, depends on the chipset
[09:47] <Semperfi30> with administrator permissions
[09:47] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  how come you dont have admin rights now?
[09:47] <Semperfi30> on grub loader so I can use it and update stuff and do normal ubuntu operations
[09:47] <athlion> Semperfi30: so, your first objective is: change the user's password
[09:47] <rocket16> Semperfi30: Yes. A new fresh clean install is always better.
[09:47] <psycho_oreos> Dr_Willis, radio frequency monitoring, only applies to wireless chipsets that are supported
[09:48] <athlion> Semperfi30: do this (write it down)
[09:48] <killermask> eth1 802.11
[09:48] <Semperfi30> Noooo changing the password won't do anything because all that will give me is the ability to upgrade to 10.04 from 9.04 which you said is a hassle
[09:48] <athlion> Semperfi30: in the screen where you choose which operating system to boot, press 'e'
[09:48] <psycho_oreos> killermask, pastebin your lspci -nnk output
 eth1 802.11
[09:48] <athlion> Semperfi30: it isn't always a hassle
[09:48] <psycho_oreos> killermask, that's not what I requested
[09:48] <Semperfi30> Well when I try to download codecs and stuff
[09:48] <athlion> Semperfi30: there is a good chance that it will go just fine. But it is not guaranteed
[09:48] <killermask> or what ??
[09:49] <Semperfi30> stuff thats like a 100 kb's or a few megabytes in size it would take hours to download on a 10 meg down conneciton...that on windows would take a couple of seconds...
[09:49] <athlion> Semperfi30: so, you might have to reinstall - as a last resort
[09:49] <drake> Question: I have a device mounted via fstab as /dev/sdb1 /media/terabyte  defaults 0 0.  I want to make a folder '/media/terabyte/shared' sharable and accessible across the network.  I am able to share the entire drive via the smb.conf usering xam's guide located here http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu-home-fileserver-p3 however I do not wish the entire drive accessed.  Someone mentioned symbolic links and sharing only that but I'm not sure how
  i did,int understand your mean @!!!!
[09:49] <psycho_oreos> killermask, open up the terminal, type in "lspci -nnk" (without quotes) copy and paste the output.. open up your favourite web browser, navigate to pastebin.com and paste the output in there, hit submit and paste me the new link from the address bar
[09:49] <tristan3199> seperfi30: i just upgraded and i would suggest fresh install
[09:50] <Semperfi30> Sooo upgrading from within 9.04 could take me FOREVER
[09:50] <tristan3199> i had about 6 things i had to fix so far
[09:50] <ltibor65> How to set the user photo in login window in Xubuntu 10.04?
[09:50] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  upgrading would download some 600mb of stuff..
[09:50] <TwoshedsJackson> Semperfi30, I would suggest always install from scratch, always
[09:50] <tristan3199> but im new to ubuntu and was able to do it with a few hours
[09:50] <Semperfi30> Which would take FOREVER because for some reason Ubuntu likes to throttle my internet connection to a retarded level
[09:50] <drake> I agree with Twoshedsjackson  from scratch is always so much easier.
[09:50] <tristan3199> apt-get upgrade
[09:51] <tristan3199> ????????
[09:51] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  for all you know a clean install might fix that.
[09:51] <Semperfi30> Only when I download or upgrade
[09:51] <Semperfi30> not on firefox
[09:51] <Semperfi30> or websites etc
[09:51] <trollboy> so I'm getting disk I/O errors loading evolution...
[09:51] <trollboy> is there a way to rebuild those db's?
[09:51] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  sounds like youmay need to try some different ubuntu mirrors
[09:51] <trollboy> (evolution:5061): evolution-mail-WARNING **: Could not setup local store/folder: disk I/O error  and (evolution:5061): camel-WARNING **: something went wrong terribly during db creation
[09:52] <TwoshedsJackson> Semperfi30, That sounds really strange ... download the latest image using windows then, burn it, and install
[09:52] <tristan3199> use torrents to download it
[09:52] <Munce> or USB it
[09:52] <drake> There is no throttling of network resources in ubuntu that I'm aware of.   Ubuntu doesn't even have an inbount 10 connection limit like M$ windows does
[09:52] <Semperfi30> Ok well I always have issues deciding which partition to install to. I don't know what SDA or whatever the abbreviations it uses are
[09:52] <Semperfi30> etc
[09:52] <Semperfi30> I've only ever worked with Gpartition
[09:52] <athlion> Semperfi30: sorr
[09:52] <Semperfi30> and I never understood it
[09:52] <tristan3199> i used a usb... and i think wubi guess it could have been a live usb
[09:52] <athlion> Semperfi30: this probably means that the server you are downloading from is very slow
 http://pastebin.com/7c8H6k7d
[09:52] <TwoshedsJackson> Semperfi30, It's really easy to figure out if you know what kind of drives you have installed
[09:53] <tristan3199> but it was in windows
[09:53] <TwoshedsJackson> Semperfi30, It says total space, free space etc, so it's straight forward
[09:53] <athlion> Semperfi30: but to change that, you need that password :-)
[09:53] <Semperfi30> @athlion: Yeah cause my wifi card is fine
[09:53] <psycho_oreos> killermask, that driver does not support rfmon mode
[09:53] <athlion> Semperfi30: of course it is!
[09:53] <tristan3199> why does my diskmanager say i have lots of room and ubuntu say its full
[09:53] <Semperfi30> @athlion: I think I want to go a different route
[09:53] <tristan3199> please help
[09:54] <Semperfi30> athlion: I just want to do a fresh install soooo
[09:54] <Semperfi30> how much space do I need to burn it onto a blank disk
[09:54] <Semperfi30> if I need a dvd then I can't do it
[09:54] <Dr_Willis> tristan3199:  what 'disk manager' are you talking about?
[09:54] <athlion> Sempron: you need an empty CD
[09:54] <Semperfi30> all i have is CD-R
[09:54] <sohcahtoa> i'm trying to crop a .FLV file with Avidemux but it doesn't support FLV with H.264/AVC Video, does anyone know how i can remedy this?
[09:54] <athlion> Semperfi30: that's exactly what you need
[09:54] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  ubuntu uses cd's by default
 oh my god !!!!
[09:55] <Semperfi30> Right but willl I have to use TWO cd's ?
[09:55] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  or a bootable flash drife is handy also.
[09:55] <psycho_oreos> killermask, you can thank broadcrap for that
[09:55] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  it fits on 1 cd.
[09:55] <athlion> Semperfi30: why two? Ubuntu is just ONE cd.
[09:55] <Dr_Willis> !install
[09:55] <Semperfi30> well depending on the space available on standard blank cd's
[09:55] <Semperfi30> there might not be enough
[09:55] <Semperfi30> you never know
[09:55] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  if you got an old cd thats that old smaller size..then you are out of luck
[09:55] <Flannel> Semperfi30: Do you have 700MB CDs (80 minutes) or 640MB CDs?
[09:55] <Dr_Willis> or use a flash drive.. they install faster also
[09:56] <Semperfi30> Let me look
[09:56] <Semperfi30> I have a flashdrive
[09:56] <Semperfi30> I just need an ISO burning application right ?
[09:56] <psycho_oreos> and you won't have burn errors, because there are none
[09:56] <athlion> Semperfi30: hm, what? Most blank cd's are 700MB which is 100% fine. If you have written even one tiny file on the cd, you can't use it for ubuntu
[09:56] <psycho_oreos> if you're copying it onto flash drive you need unetbootin not a ISO burning application
[09:56] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  use unetbootin to make a bootable flash drive. its a handy tool.
[09:57] <drake> http://www.pendrivelinux.com has a very nice iso to flash drive utility
[09:57] <Semperfi30> Yeah that reminds me, if I do that I will be able to saaay plug it into a library computer go into the live portion and browse the internet?
 is there any trick to do it ??
[09:57]  * Semperfi30 goes and downloads unetbootin
[09:58] <athlion> Semperfi30: if the library computer is setup to beet from usb, yes
[09:58] <psycho_oreos> killermask, yes there is an alternative yet longer trick into getting it to work, that is to use b43 driver instead of wl
[09:58] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi30:  you have to BOOT from the flash drive.. i doubt if the library will want you to do that
[09:58] <athlion> Semperfi30: ehm, beet = boot
[09:58] <psycho_oreos> killermask, search for "b43; bcm4312; ubuntu" and you'll find a very long guide on how to go about doing it
 thnx lokin for it wait
[10:00] <Semperfi40> oops
[10:00] <Semperfi40> I got disconnected
[10:00] <psycho_oreos> killermask, I'm not going to guide you through it, mainly because I don't have that crappy chipset and furthermore I wouldn't be spending time getting it to work when I can simply swap out for a supported chipset or purchase USB dongle which has a supported chipset
[10:00] <sohcahtoa> ffmpeg = win.
[10:00] <Semperfi40> are you guys still here?
[10:00] <Dr_Willis> no :)
[10:00] <athlion> yes
[10:01] <Semperfi40> Oh
[10:01] <Semperfi40> Mmmm'kay (Southpark)
[10:01] <Semperfi40> ok i have a stack of blank cd's
[10:01] <Semperfi40> checking them out
[10:01] <Semperfi40> they are Memorex
[10:02] <Dr_Willis> Are they Pink? the pink ones work best...
[10:02] <Dr_Willis> :)
[10:02] <psycho_oreos> killermask, ping
[10:02] <Semperfi40> recordable.40X.700MB.80min
[10:02] <athlion> The pink and invisible ones :-)
[10:02] <Semperfi40> is what it says
[10:02] <Semperfi40> Mines are silver xD
[10:02] <Semperfi40> Mine*...
[10:02] <athlion> Semperfi30: they 'll do just fine
[10:03] <Semperfi40> Ok so I download the program
[10:03] <Semperfi40> and it will put it on the CD
[10:03] <killermask> ???? wt ,, sorry but am new linux user thats why?
[10:03] <Semperfi40> hahaha I quit ^
[10:03] <athlion> Semperfi40: what program?
[10:03] <Semperfi40> UNetbootin
[10:03] <Semperfi40> like you guys said
 ???? wt ,, sorry but am new linux user thats why?
[10:04] <athlion> Semperfi40: if you are going the CD-way, you need just the .iso of ubuntu and a burning application, like nero
[10:04] <Semperfi40> uhoh
[10:04] <Semperfi40> this is for USB's hahaha
[10:04] <Semperfi40> Maybe the usb route would be easier
[10:04] <|corpse|> would it be ok to ask a general computer question?
[10:04] <arinda> hey all. i need help. i was installing office 2007, but it was broken and i can't uninstall them through wine. so, what can i do?
[10:04] <psycho_oreos> killermask, I've made a mistake.. grave one.. you shouldn't be using wl, but should be using b43.. that is a genuine bcm4312 chipset not bcm4315 (which is lp/phy)
[10:04] <Semperfi40> |corpse|: you're in the right spot
[10:05] <psycho_oreos> !bcm43xx | killermask
[10:06] <|corpse|> Semperfi40: i just got home and one of my computers will not except my network  password. i can really not thinkg of anything that would cuase that
[10:06] <drake> arinda you should be able to access the files office install put on your hard drive by going to ~/.wine/drive_c/program files/ms office     or something similar
[10:06] <psycho_oreos> killermask, follow the guide on b43, don't follow the guide on wl and make sure you blacklist wl
[10:06] <Semperfi40> Uh oh guys
[10:06] <Semperfi40> I think I lost my windows 7 installation cd's :/
[10:06] <|corpse|> Semperfi40:  still got your unbuntu cd?
[10:06] <Semperfi40> and I can't find my usb drive so I'm gonna have to go the CD route
[10:06] <Semperfi40> What would be the best program to burn the ISO to
[10:06] <Semperfi40> the cd with
[10:07] <athlion> Semperfi40: a free one?
[10:07] <Semperfi40> yeah a free one
[10:07] <Semperfi40> of course haha
[10:07] <arinda> drake, i wanna uninstall/delete them on my computer. so can i delete them manually and then reinstall them again
[10:07] <Dr_Willis> !burn
[10:07] <|corpse|> Semperfi40: brasero works for me
[10:07] <murderslastcrow> CDBurner XP is a good one.
[10:07] <athlion> Semperfi40: for example http://cdburnerxp.se/
[10:07] <murderslastcrow> I think you're referring to a Windows-based on?
[10:07] <murderslastcrow> one*
 i found this one  b43-fwcutter
[10:08] <jaapz> im trying to compile a program, but im stuck at the ./autogen.sh script, which returns this when i try to execute it : bash: ./autogen.sh: Permission denied
[10:08] <killermask> sould i use it
[10:08] <Semperfi40> Yep that'll work
[10:08] <jaapz> i already tried chmodding it, using sudo, etc
[10:08] <johntramp> hi.    I am running UNR but want to change to a regular ubuntu interface.  Am I able to do this without formatting?
[10:08] <jaapz> doesnt work
[10:08] <jaapz> using ubuntu 10.04
[10:08] <psycho_oreos> killermask, no on the truth side of thing, broadcom isn't very linux friendly, they aren't open enough to let others easily develop support on their devices, especially wireless chipsets. Hence they've earnt the nickname broadcrap and users who own broadcom wireless chipsets are usually frowned upon because of their impartial involvement in flying broadcom flag
[10:09] <Semperfi40> Ok so now once I get everything burned etc
[10:09] <Semperfi40> Will I be able to do everything necessary to install 10.04 from within windows 7 only having to restart once installation is complete?
[10:09] <killermask> i found this on the website guide that u give me
[10:09] <CaptainTrek> jaapz:  run it as sudo
[10:10] <psycho_oreos> killermask, yeah you'll need that and to cut out the firmware from the proprietary driver from openwrt and to make sure the firmwares are sitting in the right place. Then you unload wl and modprobe b43.. once working you can blacklist wl or remove it (preferably)
[10:10] <|corpse|> my main pc that has been connected to my network for a few months on 10.04 just suddenly lost connectiong and now tells me my network pass is incorrect. but my other computers are still connected just fine. anyone know what could do this?
[10:10] <jaapz> CaptainTrek, already tried that, doesnt work
[10:10] <athlion> Semperfi40: you will have to restart and boot from the cd
[10:10] <Munce> have you tried running as su?
[10:10] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi40:  you BOOT the cd. and do the install from teh booted cd.. Not from within windows. Unless you want to do a 'wubi type' install
[10:10] <pallgone> Semperfi40: with wubi?
[10:10] <Moviemaker1> how is it possible to check if build-essential installed on the system?
[10:10] <jaapz> CaptainTrek, sudo: unable to execute ./autogen.sh: Permission denied
[10:10] <Flannel> Moviemaker1: dpkg -l | grep build-essential
[10:10] <Semperfi40> |corpse|: You need to make sure that you don't have MAC address protection set-up or something like that. ANd check your router settings.
[10:10] <Munce> jaapz: try sudo su, and then run
[10:11] <Flannel> Moviemaker1: Oh, wait.  Or apt-cache policy build-essential
[10:11] <jaapz> Munce, already tried that, didnt work
[10:11] <arinda> anybody can help me? please!
[10:11] <psycho_oreos> !ask | arinda
[10:11] <Semperfi40> err...Wubi? Same as using the CD right? Just from within windows I take it?
[10:11] <jaapz> holy shit
[10:11] <jaapz> i didnt install build-essential
[10:11] <jaapz> thats idiotic
[10:11] <|corpse|> Semperfi40:  yeah, thing is it worked fine when i went to work this morning, now just that one pc (out of 4) gets incorrect authentication key
[10:11] <Moviemaker1> Flannel: so i just enter "apt-cache policy build-essential" ?
[10:11] <athlion> arinda: please state your problem first :-)
[10:12] <Semperfi40> |corpse|: Have you tried resetting your router, etc.
[10:12] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi40:  You do a "wubi" install IN windows,, or you boot the cd and do a 'normal' install to its own partitions.
[10:12] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi40:  I never reccomend using wubi.
[10:12] <Flannel> Moviemaker1: yeah, and at the top it'll tell you whcih version (if any) is installed
[10:12] <arinda> psycho_oreos, i don't ask to ask. my question is above.
[10:12] <Semperfi40> Oh with Wubi you don't get to pick patitions
[10:12] <Semperfi40> partitions*
[10:12] <pallgone> Semperfi40: no, it's not the same, instead of creating a partition it makes a file on the windows partition and boots into that one from bootloader
[10:12] <murderslastcrow> Wubi has a lot of disadvantages, but it's great for a quick trial run.
[10:12] <Moviemaker1> Flannel: thanks
[10:13] <rautamiekka> I did clean install of Ubuntu Server 10.04 x64 and SSH refuses connections until I do "sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart". This problem didn't exist back in 9.10 x64 installation on the same machine.
[10:13] <Semperfi40> Oh alright
[10:13] <Semperfi40> Thats probably bad for troubleshooting or anything that may happen down the road
[10:13] <psycho_oreos> arinda, can't help if you're not going to tell us the problem, we're not mind readers
[10:13] <murderslastcrow> No speed issues with the CD, and near-native speed despite being on NTFS in Windows without hibernation and the whole media sharing thing.
[10:13] <murderslastcrow> Only use Wubi if you're a noob trying to see what Ubuntu is. Otherwise, use GParted.
[10:13] <|corpse|> Semperfi40: yeah that would be a good first step. i reset the one pc but still would get denied. ill reset the router and come back in
[10:13] <murderslastcrow> Hm- I set up my ssh server the other day and I didn't need to restart it.
[10:14] <Semperfi40> |corpse|: make sure you wait 30 seconds
[10:14] <athlion> rautamiekka: are you certain it's running in the first place
[10:14] <athlion> ?
[10:14] <jvizzle> |where are you all from to have so much knowledge to help people
[10:14] <Semperfi40> also make sure you reset your internet connection source directly as well
[10:14] <iroquois> i use wubi,is it as secure as installing it in it's own partition?
[10:14] <pallgone> rautamiekka: start ssh with -v to see what's going on
[10:14] <murderslastcrow> We just use Ubuntu/Linux and look a little deeper than the average user at times. It may seem complicated, but many of the things we talk about are not that hard to grasp after all.
[10:15] <rautamiekka> athlion: Shouldn't the connection attempt simply timeout if the SSH Server isn't running ?
[10:15] <Semperfi40> Ok ok guys sorry for all the beatin' round the bush I just have to make sure I'm doing everything right. I hate screwing up and having to RE-INSTALL EVERYTHING >.>
[10:15] <jvizzle> murder!!!!
[10:15] <athlion> murderslastcrow: no, no, no. Tell them we are geniouses, with IQs of 300+.... Yeah, we are the overlords! Bow before us! :-)    mwahahahahah!!!!
[10:15] <jvizzle> lol
[10:15] <antivirtel> re
[10:16] <athlion> rautamiekka: no, if the port isn't open, the connection is refused
[10:16] <athlion> rautamiekka: by the kernel
[10:16] <Semperfi40> Btw no one told me what "LTS" stands for
[10:16] <murderslastcrow> Long Term Support.
[10:16] <Semperfi40> Ohh
[10:16] <jussi> !lys
[10:16] <iceroot> !lts | Semperfi40
[10:16] <jvizzle> MURDER!
[10:16] <Semperfi40> Oh...
[10:16] <Flannel> jvizzle: Please stop that.
[10:16] <iceroot> jvizzle: stop it please
[10:16] <Semperfi40> Has there not normally been support in the past?
[10:17] <jvizzle> i'm sorry
[10:17] <rautamiekka> athlion: Ah, okey. Just rebooted and checking is the SSH Server running.
[10:17] <Flannel> Semperfi40: Regular releases are supported for 18 months.  LTS releases are supported for three years on the desktop, and five on the server.
[10:17] <jvizzle> why are there bots yelling at me tonite.
[10:17] <Semperfi40> Soo this isn't a regular release? It's a special release? But it is the most UP TO DATE verison of Ubuntu? They just decided to make it an LTS release this time?
[10:18] <Semperfi40> Or is it sort of like Microsoft and their 4 year release timeline
[10:18] <iceroot> Semperfi40: correct
[10:18] <Hans_Henrik> yes, yes, and its complicated
[10:18] <Flannel> Semperfi40: Right.  It's a regular release that has a longer support cycle
[10:18] <Ginbun2> how do I sync my music in Rythmbox to my iphone?
[10:18] <iceroot> !iphone | Ginbun2
[10:19] <Semperfi40> So from a scale from 1 to 10 10 being the greatest and 1 being the smallest, how big of an improvement/step up is 10.04 from 9.04?
[10:19] <iceroot> Semperfi40: try the live-cd and find out
[10:19] <Ginbun2> iceberg, I heard that lucid supports iphone out of the box
[10:19] <pallgone> Semperfi40: Ubuntu gets a new release every half a year at fixed dates, no matter how stable it is or how many bugs it has etc. (afaik)
[10:19] <Ginbun2> but I can not find the sync button
[10:19] <athlion> Semperfi40: you can't quantify those things, you know
[10:19] <Semperfi40> I see.
[10:20] <iceroot> Ginbun2: dont know, luckily i am not using apple-stuff
[10:20] <Semperfi40> I thought 10.04 was like had a bunch of NEW things added onto it that previous versions didn't have thats all I meant
[10:20] <jvizzle> Are they going to release something that can read over 4g ram?
[10:20] <athlion> Semperfi40: yes, there are many improvements
[10:20] <Ginbun2> iceberg, found it. it is just drag and drop
[10:20] <Semperfi40> sort of like
[10:20] <Semperfi40> what windows 7 was to vista
[10:20] <iceroot> jvizzle:  every amd64 version
[10:21] <Semperfi40> is it that kind of release?
[10:21] <athlion> Semperfi40: the most noticeable of which, ultrafast boot times (mine boots in about 3-4 secs on my ssd)
[10:21] <jvizzle> iceroot: has it released yet?
[10:21] <iceroot> jvizzle: of course
[10:21] <Semperfi40> :S You have an SSD they are so expensive ><
[10:21] <iceroot> jvizzle: for every ubuntu-version there is also an amd64 iso
[10:21] <jvizzle> iceroot: i didn't see it
[10:21] <iceroot> !download | jvizzle
[10:21] <athlion> Semperfi40: no they are not, I have just 30gb
[10:22] <Semperfi40> Oh well i suppose with Ubuntu you don't need anything HUGE, windows is another story
[10:22] <jvizzle> iceroot; can it go over the kernal i have now?
[10:22] <jvizzle> iceroot: or do i have to erase everything?
[10:22] <iceroot> jvizzle: if you have i386 iinstalled you need to reinstall the whole system to use amd64
[10:23] <Semperfi40> hahaha it's already almost 5:30am and I havne't been to sleep yet, and now this will take an hour I wish I had started downloading it forever ago
[10:23] <jvizzle> iceroot: how much ram does linux use if im just running some local servers and two broadcasts?
[10:23] <iceroot> Semperfi40: you have a support question?
[10:24] <jvizzle> iceroot: i have a stick of dd3 just hanging out
[10:24] <Semperfi40> iceroot: Umm others have been helping me :)
[10:24] <iceroot> jvizzle: what are local servers?
[10:24] <Semperfi40> Hmm
[10:24] <Semperfi40> I wonder if there is a bittorrent download for this
[10:24] <Semperfi40> would go much faster
[10:24] <iceroot> !torrents | Semperfi40
[10:25] <jvizzle> iceroot: i have 5 people on it right now just practicing... 1 out in san diego and a few in cleveland holding all the data
[10:25] <Semperfi40> rofl...
[10:25] <Semperfi40> Archtecture
[10:25] <Semperfi40> I'm running an AMD
[10:25] <Semperfi40> do I need to download the AMD version?
[10:25] <jvizzle> AMD :P
[10:25] <iceroot> jvizzle: i mean what is running on it? else we cant anser the question if you need amd64
[10:25] <murderslastcrow> Well guys, thanks for the light-hearted tech conversation. I'm off to hit the sack.
[10:25] <athlion> Semperfi40: safest best is the 32 bit i686 version
[10:25] <drake> OMG I got it! woot, I'm so happy now.
[10:25] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi40:  depends on the exact cpu you got
[10:25] <iceroot> Semperfi40: amd64 is running on intel and amd systems with 64bit
[10:25] <jvizzle> iceroot: my spec on my server?
[10:25] <Semperfi40> Phenom 9500
[10:26] <Semperfi40> quad core
[10:26] <iceroot> Semperfi40: that is an amd64 cpu
[10:26] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi40:  if its a 64bit cpu. You can use either release.
[10:26] <siropio> hi , i would like a good tutorial on how to install mod_security on ubuntu 9,10 . could you provide me a link? i have tried many but..
[10:26] <Dr_Willis> if you have 4+gb of ram . you want to use the 64bit version also
[10:26] <Semperfi40>  I only have 3 gigs of DDR2 at 800mhz
[10:26] <athlion> Semperfi40: just use the 32 bit. It is the safest bet and will present you with fewer problems
[10:27] <Semperfi40> Mkay sooo
[10:27] <Semperfi40> ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso
[10:27] <athlion> yes
[10:27] <Semperfi40> I'm surprised theres only 102 seeds on isohunt for such a widely used OS
[10:27] <jvizzle> Does 64 bit use all 4 corse i have running?
[10:28] <iceroot> jvizzle: that has nothing to do with 64bit
[10:28] <athlion> jvizzle: both 32-bit and 64-bit use all your cores, yes
[10:28] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi40:  if you  are using a 64bit cpu. Youmay as well use 64bit. But whatever you want.
[10:28] <bastien> in #linux
[10:28] <bastien> sorry. I all
[10:28] <Semperfi40> Someone already stated that my cpu wasn't a 64 bit cpu
[10:28] <Semperfi40> :P
[10:29] <iceroot> Semperfi40: its an amd64 cpu
[10:29] <Dr_Willis> Semperfi40:  I thought they said it WAS
[10:29] <athlion> Semperfi40: it still IS. :-)
[10:29] <jvizzle> iceroot; athlion: i was running a windows server but this i have on my server now never hiccups but doesn't read all my ram installed.
[10:29] <Semperfi40> Oh it is a 64 bit?
[10:29] <Semperfi40> hahahaha
[10:29] <Semperfi40> I thought you guys said it wasn't :P
[10:29] <Dr_Willis>   iceroot | Semperfi40: that is an amd64 cpu
[10:29] <Semperfi40> Well it won't matter I'm assuming its basically the same as windows 64 bit is used for 4 gigs or more
[10:29] <TwoshedsJackson> Semperfi40, athlion speaks the truth, unless you know exactly why you NEED the 64-bit ubuntu, stick with the 32 bit version
[10:30] <jvizzle> Twoshedsjackson: if you have the ram sitting in the box its sad...
[10:30] <Semperfi40> Btw I was wrong, there are over 4,000+ seeds for the ubuntu torrent :O at 700 kb/s
[10:31] <TwoshedsJackson> jvizzle, If you ever use that much ram, call me :)
[10:31] <pallgone> TwoshedsJackson: why? if you got 64bit cpu why should you install 32bit? even flash has a 64bit version now
[10:31] <Semperfi40> Now at 1mb/s :O
[10:31] <Semperfi40> 12 minutes left
[10:31] <iceroot> !ot | Semperfi40
[10:31] <jvizzle> Twoshedsjackson: i used to run vista on a box :(
[10:31] <jvizzle> Twoshedjackson: leakkkkkkkk
[10:31] <Semperfi40> iceroot?
[10:31] <athlion> jvizzle: you can use more than 4gb ram with 32 bit version of ubuntu, nio problem
[10:32] <Dr_Willis> we dont need a 'play by play' Semperfi40  :)
[10:32] <iceroot> Semperfi40: we are not interested at the download-speed here :)
[10:32] <pallgone> !ot | pallgone
[10:32] <athlion> jvizzle: you just need the PAE kernel
[10:32] <athlion> jvizzle: which is of course available to install from the repositories
[10:32] <brontosaurusrex> any thoughts on ASUS Eee PC 1201N with some sort of ubuntu?
[10:32] <jvizzle> Athlion: no wipe?
[10:32] <Semperfi40> You can't really put a smiley after that...It sounds condecending anyway you put it :P ..... jk jk XD
[10:33] <athlion> jvizzle: what do you mean no wipe?
[10:33] <iceroot> jvizzle: with pae the system can adress more then 4gb of ram, but only 1.8gb for  a process
[10:33] <jvizzle> Athlion: I finally have my box the way I like it
[10:33] <jvizzle> Iceroot: I went from 7 to 9.04 and was crushed
 thnx fpr every thing !!!
[10:34] <Janhouse> What is wrong with empathy?
[10:34] <pallgone> iceroot: but then you would need the pae kernel, or is it in the mainline?
[10:34] <Janhouse> I just lost all non-irc accounts from it.
[10:34] <Janhouse> just like that...
[10:34] <Semperfi40> Janhouse what are you talking about O.o
[10:34] <iceroot> pallgone: the pa kernel is in the repos but not used by default (only server-edition is using pae by default)
[10:35] <Janhouse> Semperfi40, after restarting my PC I lost all non-irc acounts from empathy config.
[10:35] <Semperfi40> Oh
[10:35] <duckwars> why when I run "blkid" i get nothing?
[10:35] <Semperfi40> Nvm...
[10:35] <Dr_Willis> duckwars:  try a sudo in front of it?
[10:35] <duckwars> Dr_Willis: that's why you Dr
[10:36] <jvizzle> lol
[10:36] <jvizzle> I wouldn't want him teaching my class :(
[10:36] <pallgone> iceroot: it's funny how this lie spread that 32bit only can address 4gb. PAE is around for more than 10 years. we all know who is behind this lie.
[10:36] <iceroot> pallgone: its no lie
[10:36] <Semperfi40> pallgone: Is this the same in regards to Windows 32 bit?
[10:36] <jvizzle> pallgone: steve jobs?
[10:37] <desert-storm> haallo
[10:37] <iceroot> pallgone: a normal 32bit system can adress 4gb of memory-adress-bus (ram + pci-bus (vga and so on))
[10:37] <duckwars> editing my fstab for a usb hard drive, is there anything in paritcular I should put for <options>?
[10:37] <rautamiekka> athlion, pallgone: Okey, "ps -A | grep ssh" returned nothing and "ps aux | grep ssh" just something like "--color=auto ssh", which means it wasn't running, so how I can make it auto-start on bootup ?
[10:38] <jvizzle> iceroot: i ask because prior they had 64 available to download.
[10:38] <pallgone> iceroot: do you read what I write or just hammer something onto the keys
[10:38] <iceroot> jvizzle: yes a real 64bit system can adress more then 4gb ram, with pae you can also adress more then 4gb ram but only 1.8gb for a single process
[10:38] <athlion> rautamiekka: this is weird, let me check
[10:39] <CaptainTrek> how can I get my linux kernel version info with terminal?  i know its a common command, but I dont rememebr it
[10:39] <CaptainTrek> remember*
[10:40] <sohcahtoa> how do i search a man page for a string?
[10:40] <pallgone> CaptainTrek: uname -r
[10:40] <sohcahtoa> -page
[10:40] <iceroot> pallgone: you said that it is a lie that 32bit can only adress 4gb ram and i told you that it is not a lie and pae is not a normal 32bit system
[10:40] <pallgone> iceroot: it's a lie since PAE exists, got it?
[10:40] <Dr_Willis> sohcahtoa:  man  command uses the 'more' or 'less' command  use the / key to start a search
[10:40] <iceroot> sohcahtoa: /searchstring
[10:40] <iceroot> pallgone: i told you the facts, now st0p it
[10:41] <sohcahtoa> Dr_Willis, iceroot: ty
[10:41] <feravoon> hey
[10:41] <CaptainTrek> what's this "pae" that is at the end of my linux version: 2.6.32-22-generic-pae
[10:41] <jvizzle> iceroot: is a version that is needed?
[10:41] <TheMusicGuy> Can someone explain to me why I can't send files on an NTFS filesystem to the trash, even though I can create and delete files?
[10:41] <pallgone> iceroot: ok, ciao
[10:41] <CaptainTrek> TheMusicGuy: because NTFS doesnt like the linux trash system AFAIK
[10:41] <CaptainTrek> xD
[10:42] <corpse> quick easy question, how do i make samba run on start up?
[10:42] <jvizzle> lol
[10:42] <Semperfi40> corpse: were you previously named |corpse| ?
[10:42] <Dr_Willis> TheMusicGuy:  theres no .trashcan type setup.  :)  Ive seen it work on vfat/removeabel media - so im not sure why they dont do it on ntfs also
[10:42] <psycho_oreos> killermask, you got it working?
[10:42] <Chousuke> corpse: it means PAE support is enabled; ie. that your system will work with more than 4GB of RAM.
[10:42] <corpse> Semperfi40: yep
[10:42] <TheMusicGuy> CaptainTrek: I thought the "linux trash system" was just a directory at the root of the filesystem named ".Trash-0"
[10:42] <khussein78> when i use my headphones the sound still come from laptop speakers ?
[10:42] <Dr_Willis> corpse:  it should do that allready once you install the samba service
[10:42] <drake> corpse once samba is installed it always runs on startup.
[10:42] <antivirtel> !bug 321012
[10:42] <antivirtel> nice :S
[10:42] <khussein78> how can i solve this
[10:42] <Semperfi40> corpse: Give me a sitrep.
[10:42] <chikatambun> corpse can't google... so anyone will help him
[10:43] <Chousuke> whoops, that was to CaptainTrek :P
[10:43] <CaptainTrek> what was to me?
[10:43] <CaptainTrek> ?
[10:43] <CaptainTrek> resend?
[10:43] <rautamiekka> CaptainTrek: You want to read -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
[10:43] <Semperfi40> corpse: on your internet situation
[10:43] <antivirtel> !hello
[10:43] <Chousuke> CaptainTrek: my previous line that I addressed to corpse
[10:43] <antivirtel> !bug 321012
[10:43] <antivirtel> .. wtf?
[10:43] <jvizzle> Iceroot: I can't complain because the server that is running has been the smoothest I have ever used
[10:44] <Flannel> antivirtel: That's turned off in this channel
[10:44] <Semperfi40> Almost done!!!
[10:44] <corpse> Semperfi40: yeah i fixed that, but when i reboot my server i have to run /etc/init.d/smbd restart before i can connect to it
[10:44] <athlion> rautamiekka: this is really stupid, but can you check that /etc/init.d/ssh is executable ?
[10:44] <antivirtel> Flannel :S
[10:44] <CaptainTrek> Chousuke:  ah, got it.  I also got what rautamiekka sent me.
[10:44] <CaptainTrek> thanks
[10:44] <rautamiekka> No problem :)
[10:44] <Semperfi40> corpse: I just know basic netowrking troubleshooting, when it comes to linux though, I'm limited to the GUI. Athlion though, another story xD
[10:45] <rautamiekka> athlion: "-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 3899 Mar  8 18:11 /etc/init.d/ssh"
[10:45] <athlion> rautamiekka: yes, it thought as much
[10:45] <CaptainTrek> what's the package to allow ssh connections, and where's its config stored?
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> !sshd
[10:46] <adelejjeh> hey guys, while updating the packages in package manager some pagkages are failing (the ones from freecontrib.org)
[10:46] <drake> corpse I might suggest removing samba using apt-get or the package manager (if there is one in the gui version of ubuntu) then re-installing it.  It sounds like something got pooched.
[10:46] <adelejjeh> any clues?
[10:46] <Dr_Willis> adelejjeh:  some servers were down i heard.
[10:46] <CaptainTrek> adelejjeh:  possible dead repo for a while?
[10:46] <athlion> rautamiekka: maybe you stumbled upon this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+bug/583542
[10:46] <duckwars> why when I try to edit my fstab to automount a removable USB hard drive, I restart and it's not mounted where it is suppsoed to be, and then if I manually try to mount it, I get mount: /dev/sdb2 already mounted or /media/MOUNTPOINT busy?
[10:46] <adelejjeh> so its no problem?
[10:46] <drake> adelejjeh can you ping  freecontrib.org?
[10:47] <CaptainTrek> do i need both openssh-server and -client?
[10:47] <rautamiekka> adelejjeh: After you do those said before me, run "sudo aptitude update; sudo aptitude full-upgrade"
[10:47] <rautamiekka> CaptainTrek: You need -server to allow you to connect to the computer you install it on. You need -client to connect to a computer which has -server.
[10:47] <drake> captaintrek you only need openssh-server to run the server and connect to it from remote location (i think)  but you need the client of course on the remote computer
[10:47] <Dr_Willis> duckwars:    You made a directory called MOUNTPOINT for it to mount to?
[10:47] <adelejjeh> the ping gave me unknown host
[10:48] <duckwars> Dr_Willis: for the sake of my own privacy I'm telling you guys it's called that
[10:48] <CaptainTrek> drake: gnome-terminal's ssh feature wont let it connect?
[10:48] <Dr_Willis> duckwars:  with exteranal usb disks the /dev/XXX position can change. thats why the UUID is normally used
[10:48] <hipitihop> is there an way to list the firmware version of my dvd drive ?
[10:48] <Dr_Willis> duckwars:  You can even mount based on LABEL or other ID type info not just UUID
[10:48] <CaptainTrek> er, the traditional "ssh" command in terminal i meant
[10:48] <adelejjeh> drake: the ping gave me unknown host
[10:49] <drake> adelejjeh I'm able to ping it from here, sounds like there's something else wrong, I wouldn't think it's a problem with apt.  Have you reset your router/computer recently?
[10:49] <duckwars> Dr_Willis: I did use the UUID which I found from sudo blkid... the UUID is for the whole driving, ie, sdb2's UUID is the same as sdb1's right?
[10:49] <Dr_Willis> duckwars: sdb1 is not the same uuid as sdb2
[10:49] <Callicut> heyho
[10:49] <drake> CaptainTrek you lost me when you said gnome ><  I don't use any gui's.  :(
[10:49] <adelejjeh> could it be possible that the server is down in my region?
[10:49] <rautamiekka> athlion: O, M, F, G ! Seriously, Ubuntu is now having that kind of bug ? Man.
[10:49] <pallgone> rautamiekka: you can check if sshd should get started like that: http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/05/how-to-start-stop-services-in-ubuntu-lucid-automatically/
[10:49] <adelejjeh> cuz its giving me the sme thing on a different computers
[10:49] <drake> captaintrek or at least not with ubuntu anyway
[10:49] <CaptainTrek> drake: i meant the terminal
[10:50] <Callicut> anybody know how to configure sound in 10.xx ubuntu ? xD
[10:50] <CaptainTrek> drake: my terminal default is gnome-terminal, but I meant from CLI
[10:50] <duckwars> Dr_Willis: okay, well I used sdb2's (the correct one) should I umount before I use blkid to get the proper UUID or something?
[10:50] <adelejjeh> drake: could it be possible that the server is down in my region? cuz its giving me the sme thing on a different computers
[10:51] <athlion> rautamiekka: yes, well, 10.04 was no easy ride for me too... I have already stumbled upon numerous bugs to the point where I wondered why do I keep coming back.... ;-)
[10:51] <Dr_Willis> duckwars:   just editing the fstab wont force things to get unmounted.
[10:51] <Dr_Willis> duckwars:  unless you reboot.
[10:51] <TheMusicGuy> Ah-ha! You CAN have a trash can for NTFS partitions. :) You just need to create a folder in the root of the filesystem named ".Trash-<userid>", where <userid> is the numeric ID for the user who wants a trash can. (Most often its 1000)
[10:51] <drake> adelejjeh possable. I'm not sure what region you're in but if there's a bottle neck somewhere between you and that server and there's not other routes, then yeah, that could be it.  If that's the case it will probably start working fine in a few hours or so.
[10:51] <Scuttle> is there a way to customize the ubuntu startup logo?
[10:51] <Dr_Willis> duckwars:  unmount everything, and try 'sudo mount -a' to see what it automounts where
[10:51] <adelejjeh> drake: ok thanx
[10:52] <duckwars> Dr_Willis: Well, I was curious that if I ran blkid WITHOUT umounting I'd get the wrong UUID.... when I reboot I still don't get the automount I want
[10:52] <Dr_Willis> Scuttle:  yes. Theres a few diffrent ones in the repos..    but making your own is a bit harder.
[10:52] <duckwars> Dr_Willis: I will try this
[10:52] <Scuttle> ah...
[10:52] <Dr_Willis> blkid should alwyas give teh same info reguardless
[10:52] <Scuttle> would like to have one that matches my htpc-setup (xbmc)
[10:52] <Scuttle> what would I search for to find the logos?
[10:53] <pallgone> Scuttle: not sure about that, but there's an easy way to disable it completely so you can see what's going on
[10:53] <Scuttle> nah, don't want to disable it
[10:53] <duckwars> Dr_Willis: when I try to umount it says a lot of devices are busy, and then when I try to mount -a it says "mount: /dev/sdb2 already mounted or /media/MOUNTPOINT busy"
[10:53] <Dr_Willis> duckwars:  that makes sence. :) if its not unmounting because its busy.. well its busy
[10:54] <Dr_Willis> close all windows/terminals accessing the device
[10:54] <dp999> hi
[10:54] <ndrewpj> hello all! Does somebody expecting slow internet speed with 10.04? I have intel 3945 wifi. Any solution on this? thanks in advance
[10:54] <drake> CaptainTrek I'm still trying to wrap my mind around what you were saying.  The only ssh client I use is putty on my laptop which is linux mint and putty on my gaming computer which is winblows.  The OpenSSH-Server I have installed on my ubuntu file server.  I installed that simply by typing apt-get install openssh-server (or something similar).  I did not have to have a client on my server to connect to it, and I didn't have to have openssh-s
[10:54] <drake> erver on any of the other computers that I administer the server from.  Not sure if that makes any sense or not.
[10:54] <duckwars> UUID=(bunch of numbers here) /media/MOUNTPOINT ext3 auto 0 2
[10:54] <drake> wow..that was long
[10:54] <duckwars> is exactly what I have in fstab
[10:55] <flaviof> has someone had nfs-kernel-server crashing ( and bringing dow the network subsystem) when transfering large files?
[10:55] <athlion> ndrewpj: no, the internet speed should be just fine. If it is not, then you have a problem, probably the drivers for your chipset are problematic or you have poor reception?
[10:55] <drake> duckwars  I'm not sure if anyone else is answering you or not (lot's of text going by) do you actually have a directory called /media/MOUNTPOINT and are the chmod permissions correct?
[10:56] <drake> ken is that ken1 from last night?
[10:56] <ndrewpj> with w7 it is normal but in ubuntu (and in archlinux with kernels >.32) the speed is 4-5 times slower
[10:56] <duckwars> drake: I'm just claling it MOUNTPOINT, it's really something else.... what permissions should be on the file before it's mounted to?
[10:57] <drake> duckwars I think either 755 or 777 depending on who you want to be able to access it.   My public share drive is 777
[10:57] <pallgone> ndrewpj: transfer rate ot responsiveness?
[10:57] <ndrewpj> transfer rate
[10:58] <athlion> ndrewpj: well, your chipset looks like it did have speed problems in the past. let me check if there exists a solution...
[10:58] <drake> duckwars also note, me personally I don't know diddly about UUID stuff...I just go by physical devices.  Example  /dev/sda1
[10:58] <ndrewpj> I have 6Mbit spot - it is ok o win, but in all recent kernels >.32 I have rate at 120Kbytes/sec
[10:58] <duckwars> drake: maybe I should give that a try and see if it works, least then I know it's a UUID thing
[10:59] <pallgone> ndrewpj: it's possible to have issues like that with some drivers/cards, you can try to use ndiswrapper and use the windows driver
[10:59] <seravitae> Hi guys i'm fixing someones machine - dodgy HDD, i've gotten to a busybox shell via ubuntu recovery mode, except i need to transfer a lot of files over network - either by FTP or windows shares. Anyone know if the recovery mode has access to either? i can't see anything in ~/bin.
[10:59] <SalmonSam> does empathy support conference calls for any of its protocols?
[10:59] <ndrewpj> you think it will work? intel drivers are from the kernel+firmware
[10:59] <drake> duckwars I don't recomend deleting that line though...Put a comment # in front of it instead.  That way if the /dev/whatever doesn't work you can always go back.  :)
[11:00] <Asad2005> I have a backup.img that was created using cat command how do i mount the img ?
[11:00] <pallgone> !give ndiswrapper | ndrewpj
[11:00]  * cori_ gives ndiswrapper a cup
[11:00] <ndrewpj> ok thanks, I'll try it
[11:01] <drake> seravitae ftp should be available for xfering files in recovery, not sure if you can access window shares in recovery though, never tried
[11:01] <rautamiekka> pallgone: I set "ssh" to all runlevels with sysv-rc-conf but still no change: connection refused until I "sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart"
[11:01] <seravitae> ftp would be fine dude, but i can't seem to find a client
[11:01] <Dr_Willis> Asad2005:  what filesystem was it on? and what device was it?  /dev/sda or /dev/sda1 ? or similer.
[11:01] <pallgone> ndrewpj: got the link?
[11:01] <seravitae> nothing standard like 'ftp', unless i'm missing something
[11:01] <ndrewpj> nop
[11:01] <pallgone> ndrewpj: download the latest windows driver and follow instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs (ndiswrapper)
[11:02] <Adamantus10> Can anyone here help me with installing Aptana studio in Ubuntu please?
[11:02] <duckwars> hwat does it mean if a directory is highlighted green?
[11:02] <drake> seravitae typing ftp from the bash prompt should put you in ftp mode.  If not then I'm mistaken and it's not available in recovery mode.  Maybe plugging a usb disk in and mounting it?
[11:02] <Asad2005> Dr_Willis: It was taken for my dreambox receiver it must be ext2 or 3
[11:03] <Dr_Willis> Asad2005:  was it a whole DISK image? or a partition image?
[11:03] <overmind> duckwars: That means privileges
[11:03] <Dr_Willis> Asad2005:  somthing like 'sudo mount -o loop filename MOUNTPOINT'  is what you need
[11:03] <overmind> duckwars: chmod -help
[11:04] <pallgone> rautamiekka: and sshd is not running?
[11:04] <overmind> duckwars: chmod --help, sorry
[11:04] <seravitae> drake, ftp isn't there - but i found tftp tucked away in /usr/bin or something, not in default path, so yay
[11:04] <seravitae> :)
[11:04] <rautamiekka> pallgone: That's right, "ps aux | grep ssh" still returns nothing.
[11:04] <ndrewpj> I think I'll open a ticket in LP
[11:04] <duckwars> overmind: both do the same thing and give a VERY short list of extensions with no explination
[11:04] <ndrewpj> thank you though for the link
[11:04] <duckwars> chmod: illegal option -- -
[11:05] <Semperfi40> athlion: I'm burning my disc now :)
[11:05] <athlion> Semperfi40: cool
[11:05] <overmind> duckwars: Well, you can use "man chmod"
[11:05] <Dr_Willis> !chmod
[11:06] <pallgone> rautamiekka: hmm, any errors in daemon.log?
[11:06] <Asad2005> Dr_Willis: It gives you must specify fs type in the loop command
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> Asad2005:  so specify it then
[11:06] <drive35> Hey I am Looking for sound juicer and a decent irc program like bitchx
[11:06] <Dr_Willis> !loop
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> drive35:  for text based irc. - checkout weechat
[11:07] <Kiff> drive35: whats wrong with bitchx
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> drive35:  or irssi
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> Theres a lot wrong with BitchX :)
[11:07] <Kiff> hehe
[11:07] <Flannel> Kiff: it's unsupported, for one
[11:07] <SalmonSam> whats wrong with xchat?
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> SalmonSam:  he said lilke BX. so that implies a text based one. not a gui client
[11:07] <drive35> I will look into it, Dr_WWillis
[11:07] <Kiff> i havent used it for 5 years i wouldnt know was just asking :)
[11:07] <rautamiekka> pallgone: Grrr, I meant "ps -A | grep ssh" returns nothing, and "ps aux | grep ssh" returns the same meaningless string as it did.
[11:07] <SalmonSam> meh never used bitchx
[11:07] <Dr_Willis> !bitchx
[11:08] <SalmonSam> irssi is what I use at school
[11:08] <drive35> SalmonSam I am not too much into GUI
[11:08] <Semperfi40> athlion: I opened a private window with you
[11:08] <drive35> I like txt
[11:08] <Asad2005> Dr_Willis: if it was ext2 or 3 there is no need to specify it i tried -t ext2 and 3 still giving error wrong fs type
[11:08] <didodo> how do i add root privilige to regular user???
[11:08] <Dr_Willis> Asad2005:  thats whyi asked if it was a DISK image. or a partition Image.. If its a  image of like /dev/sda  - then theres some offset options you may need to give for it to work
[11:08] <drake> didodo sudo?
[11:09] <didodo> drake: that means should give him my root password
[11:09] <drive35> You guys are awesome i got to go.....but I will be back!!!!
[11:09] <Kiff> didodo: ad them to admin group
[11:09] <didodo> kiff: how??
[11:09] <Dr_Willis> Asad2005:  This guide sems to cover it -> http://www.andremiller.net/content/mounting-hard-disk-image-including-partitions-using-linux
[11:10] <Asad2005> Dr_Willis: this is how i created it "cat /dev/mtd/3 > /tmp/backup.img"
[11:10] <pallgone> rautamiekka: I'm using 'ps -e' now, on SHIFT less ;)
[11:10] <pallgone> rautamiekka: *one
[11:10] <Semperfi40> athlion: I'm gonna go try and install this now I'll bb in a bit
[11:10] <drake> didodo oh, yeah that might not be a good idea.  You got me on that one then.  You could probably add him to the root group but I'm not sure that's a good idea at all.  If it's someone you dont't want to have the password then you probably don't want them as root.
[11:10] <Kiff> didodo: sudo usermod -G admin username
[11:10] <Dr_Willis> Asad2005:  No idea on mtd stuff. if its a 'whole' disk image. with several partitions thatn you need to use the offset  options like that URL mentions
[11:11] <Dr_Willis> Asad2005:  try 'testdisk whatever.img' to see some info on teh file
[11:11] <nody> hey, is there a exmaple config for gnome-mplayer config file
[11:11] <nody> ~/.mplayer/config ?
[11:11] <nody> i'm using vdpau
[11:12] <Dr_Willis> nody:  some in /etc/ and in the mplayer docs dir I recall. Or check the mplayer homepage/faqs
[11:12] <nody> but it lags some a bit
[11:12] <rautamiekka> pallgone: No luck. "ps -e > psoutput0.txt" -> "nano psoutput0.txt" -> CTRL+W -> "ssh" -> NO MATCHES
[11:14] <pallgone> rautamiekka: maybe try 'sudo grep -R sshd /var/log/'
[11:14] <Asad2005> Dr_Willis: thanks anyhow i will ceck that link
[11:15] <nody> i need a filling for my ~/,mplayer/config file, like mak eit faster or buffering or something corse it lags
[11:15] <nody> cant find conifg examples in google
[11:16] <theadmin> Earlier, in Nautilus there was a pencil-like icon which allowed for switching between normal adress and some kind of... well... tree? Where is it now?
[11:16] <Dr_Willis> nody:  best place to look would be the mplayer homepage and forums and docs/faq
[11:17] <nody> Dr_Willis: can you give me url plz
[11:17] <Dr_Willis> nody:  type in mplayer in the search box of your browser? It may be mplayer.org
[11:18] <nody> ok
[11:18] <nody> but i just need a example config file:D
[11:18] <simplexio> ¨/away
[11:19] <Dr_Willis> nody:  you dident bother to look in the mplayer docs dir? /usr/share/doc/mplayer?
[11:19] <rautamiekka> pallgone: Now we're seeing interesting errors. http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/b6CBdms4
[11:19] <theadmin> ah nevermind, it seems it can only be changed with gconf now :/
[11:20] <Dr_Willis> nody:  or /etc/mplayer ? both have examples/settin files here.
[11:20] <jimbo2010> Hi this is bizarre! I downloaded ubuntu netbook remix and installed it to a usb - cannot login first time! What is the default username/password
[11:21] <Dr_Willis> jimbo2010:  ive seen that issue also. user is ubuntu, password is blank
[11:21] <nody> Dr_Willis: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-77329.html
[11:21] <nody> Dr_Willis: that's what i was looking for
[11:21] <jimbo2010> dr_willis - just tried it - no luck
[11:22] <Dr_Willis> jimbo2010:  you could have a bad burn/install/file. go to the console see ifyou can set a password.
[11:22] <jimbo2010> ok Dr_willis
[11:23] <slimjimflim> does wubi run on top of windows or is it stand alone?
[11:23] <jimbo2010> no dr_willis I have no access to console must be a bad iso?
[11:23] <theadmin> slimjimflim: It is just like a regular install, except it installs to a file
[11:23] <rautamiekka> slimjimflim: By what I understand, Wubi is an native Window$ software
[11:24] <rautamiekka> , which emulates Ubuntu, or something.
[11:24] <jrib> slimjimflim: it doesn't run on top of windows, the filesystem is just a file on the windows partition that grub loads
[11:24] <slimjimflim> theadmin: but it doesn't partition anything does it?
[11:24] <theadmin> slimjimflim: No.
[11:24] <slimjimflim> what are the disadvantages?
[11:24] <slimjimflim> if any
[11:24] <theadmin> slimjimflim: It's slower and it can't hibernate/suspend
[11:25] <jrib> slimjimflim: the faq on the wubi site lists one, it's also probably slower
[11:25] <slimjimflim> that's what i thought
[11:25] <jrib> slimjimflim: "Hibernation is not supported under Wubi, moreover Wubi filesystem is more vulnerable to hard-reboots (turning off the power) and power outages than a normal filesystem, so try to avoid unplugging the power. An Ubuntu installation to a dedicated partition provides a filesystem that is more robust and can better tolerate such events."
[11:26] <slimjimflim> ok cool
[11:26] <slimjimflim> thanks
[11:28] <rautamiekka> theadmin, jrib: While we're still on the Wubi subject, I'm under the impression that you can't build the Wubi-installed Ubuntu into system ready for serving files and stuff, can you ? Like no network connectivity.
[11:28] <jrib> rautamiekka: I don't see why not
[11:29] <theadmin> rautamiekka: It has network o_o why the heck would it not have any?
[11:29] <theadmin> rautamiekka: It has ALL features except for hibernation/suspending
[11:29] <rautamiekka> theadmin: Oh, nice. I just was in that impression.
[11:30] <tatie> hello! can anyone help me - how do i resize the picture in a simple way (without going to GIMP). For example to change pics resolution form 800x600 to 640x468
[11:30] <erUSUL> tatie: use mogrify or convert from imagemagik
[11:30] <tatie> f-spot doesn't seem to have this option
[11:30] <erUSUL> tatie: command line programs...
[11:31] <theadmin> rautamiekka: If you can, do a normal install though, much faster.
[11:31] <nucc1> how can I manually start the tracker daemon?
[11:31] <theadmin> nucc1: Unsure what's the service name, but most likely it'd be something in the likes of "sudo service trackerd start"
[11:32] <rautamiekka> tatie: Does this work for you ? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=96333 <- but be sure to make duplicates of files before running that.
[11:32] <Dr_Willis> tatie:  thhe ImageMagick command line tools can do that
[11:33] <nucc1> theadmin, unrecognized service. guess i have to reboot :(
[11:33] <adelejjeh> i am trying to install build-essential, but it gives me an error "the following packages have unresolvable dependancies" the packages are libc6-dev and g++
[11:33] <adelejjeh> any ideas?
[11:33] <jrib> adelejjeh: did you use any repositories not meant for you version of ubuntu in the past?  Did you manually install any debs?
[11:34] <tatie> no i am not looking for CLI, but for GUI interface. Such as irfanview in windows that enables you to view and do basic editing of pictures (such as resizing, crop, adding text etc.) GIMP takes too long to load and is not good for viewing and selecting images.
[11:34] <adelejjeh> jrib: i only manually installed crossover
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> tatie:  irfanview works in wine :)
[11:34] <jrib> tatie: if f-spot can't do it (it probably can), maybe try gthumb
[11:34] <zipper> hi any1 know how to install login theme?
[11:34] <jrib> adelejjeh: run "sudo apt-get update" and verify it still happens please
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  you sure you are not trying to use a GDM 1 theme on the newer gdm2 ? those wont work
[11:35] <zipper> Dr_Willis: is gdm2 themes out yet?
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  theres a few in the repos. but i dont pay much attention to  the progress f themes for it
[11:35] <tatie> f-spot imports everythign and then upon exporting it gives a different resolution instead of WYSIWIG change. will try gthumb
[11:35] <theadmin> zipper: gdm2 does not support themes directly, you need a third-party tool like ubuntu-tweak
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  theres a tool called 'epidermis' that let you change them also.
[11:36] <nody> what's wrong with this my fullhd movies are lagging
[11:36] <zipper> Dr_Willis: i wanna change the wallpaper?
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> tatie:  you could always write a script to do it - and make a nautilus menu for that
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  thats rather trivial. Many tools out can do that.
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  or find the origial file and alter it. :)
[11:36] <zipper> Dr_Willis: where is the original file?
[11:36] <moes> Lucid 10.04...2 harddrives ..250gb Window xp...80 gb Linux...From the menu when I open 250 gb I see the window programs...What program do I need to install to display those programs
[11:36] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  'gdm2setup' can change that
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  its in /usr/share/backgrounds (i think)
[11:37] <zipper> Dr_Willis: i've got this gnome display manager gdm
[11:38] <zipper> Dr_Willis: are we able to edit gdm stuff there?
[11:38] <Dr_Willis> gdm by default uses the /usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png   it seems
[11:38] <oal> When I run aptitude install it wants to remove a package with unsatisfied dependencies, but the software works, so I don't want to uninstall it. How can I override it to keep it?
[11:38] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  just edit that file as root.. and it will change it.. is one way
[11:38] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  or use one of the MANY 3rd party tools out to select a different image
[11:38] <jrib> oal: what software?  Why does it not have the dependency?
[11:39] <zipper> Dr_Willis: i am inside backgrounds but how to alter it?
[11:39] <adelejjeh> jrib: some packages are failing. what could be the problem?
[11:39] <oal> "groovesharkdesktop.7f9bf17d6d9cb2159c78a6a6ab076ea0b1e0497c.1", or Grooveshark Desktop, a music client something like Spotify. It needs Adobe Air
[11:39] <CaptainTrek> adelejjeh:  which ones on what repos?
[11:39] <oal> But Adobe Air is installed
[11:39] <jrib> adelejjeh: pastebin
[11:39] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  alter it however you want.. copy a different one to that files name.. or load it im a image editor...
[11:40] <oal> jrib, it says Adobe Air is a virtual package
[11:40] <zipper> Dr_Willis: i meant how do i even set it to a particular wallpaper that i want
[11:40] <Dr_Willis> Hmm. Adobe Air is a little special in how it installed i recall. it was sort of weird
[11:40] <adelejjeh> jrib: its in the reload in the synaptic package manager, not in the terminal. i cant paste
[11:40] <oal> Dr_Willis, can I override it somehow?
[11:41] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  sudo cp yourdogspictgure.png  /usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png     is ONE WAY.. (get the idea?)
[11:41] <w83> hi
[11:41] <zipper> ouh
[11:41] <zipper> Dr_Willis: okay i will try
[11:41] <Dr_Willis> oal:  ive not had any issues with it. Most air programs use the air installer/uninstaller.
[11:41] <oal> Dr_Willis, grooveshark does too, but still this happens
[11:41] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  or load up an image editor and edit it.. gksudo gimp /usr/share/bacXXXXXXX/whattever.png
[11:42] <Dr_Willis> oal:  ive only used one AIR app. :) and ive never really tried to Uninstall it.
[11:42] <oal> I don't want to uninstall and reinstall every time I'm installing another package or upgrading existing ones, Dr_Willis
[11:42] <Archandrei> #join /ubuntu-ru
[11:42] <w83> is it possible to set a different gtk theme for pidgin ?
[11:42] <jrib> adelejjeh: then do it in the terminal...
[11:42] <zipper> Dr_Willis: sudo cp space-05.jpg /usr/share/backgrounds/space-05.jpg     like this right?
[11:43] <Semperfi30> athlion: I'm having some issues
[11:43] <athlion> Semperfi30: yes,
[11:43] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  that wont change the warty-final-ubuntu.png image...
[11:43] <athlion> Semperfi30: tell me
[11:43] <adelejjeh> CaptainTrek, the translation-en_us as well as the release.gpg, release and sources
[11:43] <Semperfi30> I'm on the live portion right now I was afraid to install because it told me that it was going to resize the partitions and that some of the partitions would be formatted
[11:43] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  it just copies the file to that backgrounds dir. under the same name ;0
[11:43] <athlion> Semperfi30: nonono, don't do that!
[11:43] <Semperfi30> I didn't know which partitions were what so I didn't want it to format my windows partition
[11:43] <zipper> Dr_Willis: arggg i am confused
[11:44] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  cp FILEYOUWANT  FILEYOUWANTTOCHANGE
[11:44] <athlion> Semperfi30: what you need to do is to specify yourself that you want ubuntu to be installed ontop of the old one
[11:44] <Semperfi30> Well it said install them side by side and at the bottom it said 10.04 was going to use like 200 gigabytes
[11:44] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  if this is confuseing.. Youmay want to read up on some linux/shell basics first
[11:44] <Semperfi30> but I changed the size to like 30 gigabytes
[11:44] <jan-pieter> zipper: sudo cp space-05.jpg /usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.jpg
[11:44] <athlion> Semperfi30: no, you will need to specify yourself the exact location for ubuntu
[11:44] <zipper> Dr_Willis: sudo cp space-05.jpg /usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png   TADA AM I RIGHT?
[11:45] <Semperfi30> it didn't seem like there was a spot for that
[11:45] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  looks more logical to me. :)
[11:45] <athlion> Semperfi30: i believe there is an option "I will specify the partitions"
[11:45] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  see if it works
[11:45] <athlion> ow something like that
[11:45] <Semperfi30> it has manually specify
[11:45] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  and rember CASE is imporntant
[11:45] <Semperfi30> (advanced)
[11:45] <zipper> Dr_Willis: case?
[11:45] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  LiNuX is a CaSe SeneSetiVe OperATINg SysTEM
[11:45] <athlion> Semperfi30: unfortunately, that is what you will need
[11:46] <Semperfi30> why is it unfortunate
[11:46] <zipper> Dr_Willis: and?
[11:46] <Semperfi30> cause it's complicated?
[11:46] <jan-pieter> Can anyone tell me if I should choose 32-bit or 64-bit? The documentation seems to indicate 64-bit is the way to go but on the download page it says that 64-bit is not recommended for daily use. :s
[11:46] <Dr_Willis> zipper:   space0-04.jpg is not the same as Space04.jpg so watch out for that.
[11:46] <athlion> Semperfi30: well, because its not "next-next-next-next-done". You will have to choose the location yourself. (It's easy, dont worry) :-)
[11:46] <jan-pieter> Oh one thing I want to be able to play my windows games and stuff on wine
[11:46] <SwedeMike> jan-pieter: 64bit if you plan to have 4 gigs of ram or more, 32bit if you short-term want stuff like flash etc to "just work"
[11:46] <athlion> Semperfi30: no, it's not complicated, it just has one more step
[11:46] <Semperfi30> well idk what dbsa or whatever means
[11:47] <CaptainTrek> jan-pieter:  not everything will operate in ubuntu in terms of games, even with wine
[11:47] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  I dont think renaming a jpg to be a .png is that good an idea. but it proberly wont hurt anythign either.
[11:47] <zipper> Dr_Willis: cp: cannot stat `space-05.jpg': No such file or directory
[11:47] <Semperfi30> maybe I can open it up and still talk to you while I do it?
[11:47] <Semperfi30> if I click install 10.04 will it take me out of xchat?
[11:47] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  you need to be in the proper dir, or use the full path.
[11:47] <jan-pieter> CaptainTrek: I know but does 64-bit affect that
[11:47] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  cd /usr/share/backgrounds
[11:47] <CaptainTrek> jan-pieter:  not really, its generally the same either way, 32bit or 64bit
[11:48] <CaptainTrek> Wine is Wine
[11:48] <zipper> Dr_Willis: sudo cp space-05.jpg cd /usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png
[11:48] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  sudo cp spaceXXX.jpg waerty-final0buntu.png     or somting like that
[11:48] <CaptainTrek> jan-pieter:  Wine is Wine... it won't be able to handle everything.
[11:48] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  and what directory are you in right now at the terminal?
[11:48] <athlion> Semperfi30: no, it wont
[11:48] <athlion> Semperfi30: you can do that, yes
[11:48] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  current working directory - is imporntant when using the commands like that
[11:48] <Semperfi30> ok
[11:48] <adelejjeh> jrib: http://pastebin.com/4Ry984JK that's just the begining its not done yet
[11:48] <anthony_> Hi.   I recently installed 10.4 on a toshiba laptop. I have no sound through the headphone jack, but DO through the speakers. Can anyone make a suggestion? thanks
[11:48] <erUSUL> !intelhda | anthony_
[11:48] <athlion> Semperfi30: but keep in mind that i will be leaving in 12 minutes exactly
[11:49] <Semperfi30> athlion: shouldn't be more than 10 minutes I'm guessing
[11:49] <Semperfi30> excluding installation time
[11:49] <w83> can I set a different, from the default, gtk-theme settings for just a certain app ?
[11:49] <jan-pieter> CaptainTrek: I know it won't be able to handle everything. But if I know It might be able to run 32-bit games on 64-bit linux then I'll choose 64-bit
[11:49] <athlion> Yes...
[11:50] <zipper> Dr_Willis: hmm not working at all
[11:50] <CaptainTrek> jan-pieter:  as I said, it won't be able to handle MOST games.
[11:50] <adelejjeh>  jrib: http://pastebin.com/4Ry984JK that's just the begining its not done yet
[11:50] <zipper> Dr_Willis: keep getting crappy error
[11:50] <CaptainTrek> jan-pieter:  emphasis on the word "MOST"
[11:50] <Semperfi30> Athlion is there another way I can contact you at a later date ?
[11:50] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  bash basics.. if you dont give a full path.. then you need to be in the proper directory
[11:50] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  -->   cd /usr/share/backgrounds/; sudo cp space-04.jpg  warty-final-ubuntu.png
[11:50] <Semperfi30> Ok
[11:50] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  makes sence?
[11:50] <Semperfi30> Athlion: I've click specify partitions manually (advanced)
[11:50] <athlion> Semperfi30: you'll probably find me here again soon :-)
[11:50] <Semperfi30> now I click Forward ?
[11:50] <athlion> yes
[11:50] <athlion> clock forward
[11:50] <zipper> Dr_Willis: lemme try it
[11:51] <athlion> erm, click
[11:51] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  look at the 'logic' behind it. :) its not rocket-surgery
[11:51] <Semperfi30> scanning discks
[11:51] <Semperfi30> Ok seee
[11:51] <Semperfi30> it says
[11:51] <Semperfi30> 360.1 GB
[11:51] <FloodBot3> Semperfi30: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:51] <Semperfi30> sda1 (ntfs)
[11:51] <Semperfi30> idk what any of the devices are
[11:51] <moes>  Lucid 10.04...2 harddrives ..250gb Window xp...80 gb Linux...From the menu when I open 250 gb I see the window programs...What program do I need to install to display those programs
[11:52] <athlion> Semperfi30: sda1 (ntfs) is where your win7 is, don't touch it
[11:52] <athlion> Semperfi30: you should have some more, though, no?
[11:52] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  or identical task from any where ->   sudo cp /usr/share/backgrounds/space-04.jpg  /usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png
[11:52] <Semperfi30> /dev/sda1 ntfs, /dev/sdb, /dev/sdb1 ntfs, free space, /dev/sdb5 ext4, /dev/sdb6 swap
[11:52] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  notice the differance? :)
[11:52] <jan-pieter> CaptainTrek: I am perfectly aware of that. All I want to know is: If the program runs on win on a 32-bit linux. Will it still work on wine if wine runs on a 64-bit linux?
 gthumb is ok and just became default pci browser. thanks! bye.
[11:52] <athlion> Ok, go for /dev/sdb5
[11:52] <CaptainTrek> jan-pieter:  it might, it might not.  Don't go 64-bit unless you truly need it.
[11:52] <athlion> and sdb6 the swap
[11:52] <zipper> Dr_Willis: not really kinda lost here i've gotten this thingy kenneth@dimfus:~$ cd /usr/share/backgrounds/; sudo cp space-04.jpg  warty-final-ubuntu.png kenneth@dimfus:/usr/share/backgrounds$
[11:52] <Dr_Willis> jan-pieter:  ive never had any wine issues onmy 64bit machines.
[11:53] <jan-pieter> Thank for that
[11:53] <vishwanath> can some one help me out in establishing a lan between 2 laptops using ethernet - both run ubuntu !!!
[11:53] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  so it worked.. it seems.
[11:53] <athlion> Semperfi30: your setup looks kind of weird
[11:53] <vishwanath> i am a begineer in ubuntu
[11:53] <athlion> Semperfi30: but anyway, select sdb5, and choose "/" as the mount point, leave ext4 and choose to format it
[11:53] <zipper> Dr_Willis: anything i must do next? or i can just close my terminal?
[11:53] <Semperfi30> I wish I could give you a screenshot I have a bad feeling about this
[11:53] <athlion> Semperfi30: don't worry, i got it
[11:53] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  look in the directory - see if its changed
[11:54] <shadowmancer> I know this isn't the channel for it, and my apologies but i'm wondering if any C programmers could tell me what sprintf does, because i'm using it in a for loop and its preventing my counter x from incrementing
[11:54] <athlion> Semperfi30: then select sdb6 and choose to use as swap
[11:54] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  nautilus /usr/share/backgrounds/
[11:54] <zipper> Dr_Willis: oh yea it works
[11:54] <Semperfi30> sdb6 is already set as swap
[11:54] <erUSUL> vishwanath: you need a crossover cable. connect the cable. configure the interfaces in networkmanager.
[11:54] <Semperfi30> sdb5 is the one with 9.04 on it cause it has 31.1 gb's
[11:54] <Semperfi30> i remember
[11:54] <athlion> Semperfi30: cool, just set sdb5 as the /
[11:54] <Dr_Willis> zipper:  now for your homework.. write a script that does that for whatever image you tell it. :)
[11:54] <athlion> and choose to format it
[11:55] <Semperfi30> there is no "/"
[11:55] <Semperfi30> it has a list of things to set it to
[11:55] <vishwanath> erusul: yes sir, i have a crosscable , i connected them together , but was not able to configure the networkmanager, i dont know how to !!1
[11:55] <athlion> Semperfi30: well there is if you edit its properties
[11:55] <vishwanath> can u help me out
[11:55] <Semperfi30> i'm double clicking on it
[11:55] <athlion> yes
[11:55] <athlion> Semperfi30: can't you see a mount point or something like that?
[11:55] <Semperfi30> yes but it's greyed out
[11:55] <Semperfi30> and then above it says
[11:56] <erUSUL> vishwanath: right click on the network icon on the right upper corner. chopose "Edit connections" go to the wired tab and edit properties
[11:56] <Semperfi30> do not use as partition
[11:56] <athlion> duh?
[11:56] <athlion> what?
[11:56] <athlion> excuse me?
[11:56] <Semperfi30> it says
[11:56] <Semperfi30> Use as: "do not use as partition"
[11:56] <Semperfi30> and then it has a drop down menu
[11:56] <Semperfi30> with journaling file system
[11:56] <athlion> ok, "Use partition"
[11:56] <Semperfi30> fat16
[11:56] <Semperfi30> fat32
[11:56] <athlion> Select ext4
[11:56] <erUSUL> vishwanath: go to thwe ipv4 settings. set manual configuration.
[11:57] <Semperfi30> ok now the thing at the top
[11:57] <athlion> Semperfi30: ok, what about it?
[11:57] <Avasz> hi.. how can i change the size of the pop-down main menu.. length and all?
[11:57] <Semperfi30> I have two harddrives
[11:57] <Semperfi30> one has 360 gigabytes
[11:57] <Semperfi30> the other 600
[11:58] <athlion> well yes, that figures because we are talking about sdBx and not sdAx
[11:58] <Semperfi30> the one at the top you said was my windows 7 can't be correct because my windows 7 boots into a 600 gigabyte harddrive
[11:58] <GSF1200S> Avasz, I dont think you can
[11:58] <vishwanath> erusul: yes .. sir , i did all that yesterday .. but still i cound not get it .. i mean i assigned 10.0.0.12 to myself and 10.0.0.14 to the other laptop running mint ... the other laptop could detect a wired connection .. mine couldnot !! dont know why ??
[11:58] <Semperfi30> when I click on /dev/sdb
[11:58] <{g}> Hey People! Under ubuntu 10, where are the trash folders? ls /root/.Trash brings up nothing.
[11:59] <Semperfi30> it has sdb1 (ntfs) 576.1 gb's as the first partition
[11:59] <athlion> linux uses the naming scheme as sd{X}{Y} where X is disk "letter" (a, b, c, d, ...) and Y is the partition (1, 2, 3)
[11:59] <Semperfi30> which means it's my windows 7 in the 600 gb harddrive correct?
[11:59] <actionparsnip> yo yo yo
[11:59] <Avasz> GSF1200S, oh.. ok.. theni would better change the theme with bigger menus.
[11:59] <athlion> thus sdb5 means the 5th partition on the 2nd drive
[11:59] <athlion> Semperfi30: well, I don't really know
[11:59] <Semperfi30> which means all of my ubuntu stuff is on my 360 gb drive
[11:59] <Semperfi30> cause I remembered having the guy put windows 7 on a drive by itself
[11:59] <athlion> Semperfi30: look.
[12:00]  * {g} tries "find / -name *Trash*"
[12:00] <Semperfi30> I just want to make sure i"m not going to overwrite my windows 7 installation thats all
[12:00] <athlion> Semperfi30: sda1 is NTFS, which is a windows file system. This is the first partition of the first drive
[12:00] <moes>  Lucid 10.04...2 harddrives ..250gb Window xp...80 gb Linux...From the menu when I open 250 gb I see the window programs...What program do I need to install to display those programs
[12:00] <erUSUL> vishwanath: dunno either... checked the conf via « ifconfig » ?
[12:00] <athlion> Semperfi30: sdb1 is also NTFS which is also a windows file system. This is the first partition of the second drive
[12:01] <Semperfi30> That must be my corrupt windows installation because it has an "unknown" for the used column
[12:01] <GSF1200S> {g}, it should be in ~/.local/Trash
[12:01] <athlion> Semperfi30: then sdb5 is ext4, so this is where linux was and this is where you're installing it. Your windows could be on sda1 or sdb1, probably sda1, though
[12:01] <guntbert> !trash | {g}
[12:01] <{g}> GSF1200S: i found it in "/root/.local/share/Trash/files/"
[12:01] <athlion> Semperfi30: what do you mean corrupt?
[12:02] <vishwanath> erusul .. i have not used terminal sir, so i have no idea abt ifconfig in detail ... what am i to check in it ?? what shud i do ??
[12:02] <athlion> Semperfi30: do you have more than 1 windows installation?
[12:02] <Semperfi30> Well I had a corrupt installation of vista
[12:02] <guntbert> {g}: don't work as root regularly
[12:02] <Semperfi30> and I don't think he removed it
[12:02] <{g}> guntbert: why not?
[12:02] <Semperfi30> just moved it to another harddrive
[12:02] <Semperfi30> and put everything on the 600 gigabyte one
[12:02] <erUSUL> vishwanath: check that the card has the configuration you intended.
[12:02] <athlion> Semperfi30: between you and me, it looks as though that guy didn't exactly do a nice job on your disk setup....
[12:02] <erUSUL> vishwanath: ifconfig sdhould list all cards with its config
[12:02] <GSF1200S> {g}, thats ROOT's trash folder- the user trash folder is under your home folder/.local/trash
[12:02] <{g}> GSF1200S: i am root
[12:02] <guntbert> {g}: because the root account is meant for system administration only
[12:03] <Semperfi30> No we talked about everything it's the way we said it would be when we went over everything. It's just NOW doing this makes things a bit complicated
[12:03] <erUSUL> {g}: we do not support having root user enabled.
[12:03] <erUSUL> !root
[12:03] <{g}> guntbert: yeah its meant for that. but i use it for every day use :)
[12:03] <athlion> Semperfi30: anyway, just select sdb5, choose ext4 as the filesystem and / as the mount point
[12:03] <athlion> and you are ready to go
[12:03] <Semperfi30> I think I have it down now though. The first partition is my corrupted vista installation everything below that is installed on my 600 gb harddrive
[12:03] <guntbert> {g}: we don't support that here - you are on your own then
[12:03] <vishwanath> erusul : oh .. ok .. understood sir... will try again and see whether it works ... thanks a lot sir  !!! bye !!
[12:03] <actionparsnip> {g}: using root to run web browsers and IRC is REALLY dumb
[12:03] <erUSUL> vishwanath: no problem
[12:03] <Semperfi30> And what about sdb6
[12:04] <Semperfi30> do I need to make any changes to that
[12:04] <athlion> athlion: oh, and don't forget to select to format sdb5
[12:04] <nody> i need someone who uses gnome-mplayer + nvidia + padu and fullhd matroska movies
[12:04] <vishwanath> Erusual: one last doubt, shud the device be lo or eth0 ??
[12:04] <athlion> no, no changes to sdb6, just specify to use as swap
[12:04] <{g}> actionparsnip: i dont run web browsers as root. i just use a root terminal.
[12:04] <erUSUL> vishwanath: eth0 is your ethernet card
[12:04] <w83> what could be the reason that GTK2_RC_FILES=... gedit won't change the default theme for gedit ?
[12:04] <erUSUL> vishwanath: lo is 5the loopback interface
[12:04] <Semperfi30> Ok
[12:04] <Semperfi30> everything is setup
[12:04] <Diabolika> ciao
[12:04] <{g}> guntbert: who is "we"? i am part of "we" and i DO support being root.
[12:04] <vishwanath> erusul: what is a loopback interface used for sir ??
[12:05] <athlion> ok Semperfi30 you are good to go
[12:05] <Semperfi30> I'm hitting forward now we will see what ensues
[12:05] <athlion> what remains now is some questions about your timezone etc, which are relatively easy
[12:05] <athlion> don't hesitate to ask, if you need anything
[12:05] <Semperfi30> actually it asked me that in the beginning :P
[12:05] <oCean_> {g}: channel policy
[12:05] <erUSUL> vishwanath: for programs that want to communicate with othwer programs in the same machine. when you connect to localhost you do it via the lo interface
[12:05] <athlion> Semperfi30: oh, right :-)
[12:05] <{g}> oCean_: where is that?
[12:05] <guntbert> !noroot | {g} no, you are asking for help -- "we" is the ubuntu support community
[12:06] <vishwanath> erusul : oh ... ok understood .... thanks once again sir , bye !!
[12:06] <erUSUL> {g}: "we" as the people helping here.
[12:06] <{g}> erUSUL: that includes me then
[12:06] <erUSUL> vishwanath: no problem again. btw no need to call me "sir" ;)
[12:06] <nody> erUSUL: i'm getting lag on matroska 1080p movies and pdau ?
[12:06] <Semperfi30> paste.ubuntu.com
[12:06] <Semperfi30> oops
[12:06] <Semperfi30> how do I copy and paste stuff
[12:06] <actionparsnip> {g}: thats ok then
[12:06] <Semperfi30> just like normal?
[12:06] <FloodBot3> Semperfi30: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:06] <cmichael> hello
[12:07] <Semperfi30> http://past.ubuntu.com
[12:07] <Semperfi30> umm...
[12:07] <erUSUL> {g}: if it includes you; then you should know better than use root for everyday use or have it enabled at all. ^.^
[12:07] <actionparsnip> {g}: using root for your dailies will possibly change ownership to root if you start messing with the files in your users home folder, which ni turn can make the system not log you in
[12:08] <{g}> erUSUL: different people, different approaches to life.
[12:08] <GSF1200S> hahah, jesus
[12:08] <actionparsnip> {g}: in short - it's not worth it considering the possible havoc it can cause, which is why Ubuntu advocates a no root policy
[12:08] <erUSUL> {g}: that's ok; but see !wfm like guntbert said
[12:08] <erUSUL> !wfm
[12:08] <actionparsnip> Semperfi30: copying from what to what?
[12:09] <actionparsnip> Semperfi30: copy the text, visit the site and paste the text, once submitted you copy the new address bar contents and paste here
[12:10] <moes>  Lucid 10.04...2 harddrives ..250gb Window xp...80 gb Linux...From the menu when I open 250 gb I see the window programs...What program do I need to install to display those programs
[12:10] <{g}> erUSUL: i believe in "works for me". i rather look at what successful people do then what the others agree on.
[12:10] <Semperfi30> http://past.ubuntu.com
[12:10] <{g}> erUSUL: "works for me" works for me so to say.
[12:10] <lungan> I did ran purge pulseaudio to get my Spotify work in Wine, now my spotify works, but my sound on youtube etc doesn't work, can anyone help me fix this problem?
[12:10] <actionparsnip> moes: if the app is portable it will run with wine, if its a normal app (most likely) then it simply won't run
[12:11] <Semperfi30> athlion: do I want to install a boot loader?
[12:11] <Semperfi30> Since I already have GRUB?
[12:11] <CaptainTrek> Semperfi30:  what version of GRUB do you have, and what are you installing now?
[12:11] <Semperfi30> 10.04
[12:11] <Semperfi30> and idk the version
[12:11] <moes> actionparsnip, Thanks
[12:12] <CaptainTrek> Semperfi30: it wont hurt to reinstall grub IMO
[12:12] <lungan> Is there anyway to get the clock to update automatically? Everytime i boot into windows xp and then boot back too linux the clock is wrong
[12:12] <Semperfi30> thats all it will do?
[12:12] <Semperfi30> it won't mess up the boot process or anything like that
[12:12] <Semperfi30> boot order
[12:12] <actionparsnip> lungan: you can use NTP to sync the clock with the internet at boot
[12:12] <CaptainTrek> Semperfi30:  not if GRUB loads as it does now... it might mess with the order a little bit, but everything should still be there
[12:12] <lungan> actionparsnip, How do I do that?
[12:12] <rww> lungan: "wrong" as in several exact hours off?
[12:13] <Semperfi30> it loads as the main boot loader
[12:13] <Semperfi30> instead of the windows boot manager
[12:13] <actionparsnip> lungan: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/NTP.html
[12:13] <CaptainTrek> Semperfi30:  just as my system does xD
[12:13] <Semperfi30> and I pick either windows 7 or ubuntu
[12:13] <lungan> rww 5h and 5min wrong
[12:13] <CaptainTrek> Semperfi30:  it should still do that
[12:13] <Semperfi30> Ok
[12:13] <Semperfi30> Just wanted to make sure
[12:13] <CaptainTrek> you can choose to not install though
[12:13] <Semperfi30> what will that do?
[12:13] <CaptainTrek> but you might not get it to detect 10.04 if its older
[12:13] <Semperfi30> oh
[12:13] <rww> lungan: which timezone are you in?
[12:13] <Semperfi30> well better safe than sorry
[12:13] <CaptainTrek> mhm
[12:14] <Semperfi30> but
[12:14] <Semperfi30> what partition does it need to install to?
[12:14] <Semperfi30> the boot loader that is
[12:14] <Semperfi30> does it automatically pick the right one?
[12:14] <CaptainTrek> Semperfi30: it will figure it out if you're using the GUI isntaller
[12:14] <CaptainTrek> Semperfi30:  it SHOULD
[12:14] <linxeh> I have access to a server via ssh, which is also on a private network with many other servers. at the moment I ssh into that server, then onto the others manually. I think there is a way to configure ssh to automatically handle the forwarding for me - can anyone point me in the right direction (eg so I can do ssh privateserver, and it initiates a connection to the public then onto the private)
[12:14] <Semperfi30> and if it doesn't I'll have a big problem...
[12:14] <Semperfi30> right?
[12:14] <lungan> rww UTC +2hours (summertime)
[12:15] <lungan> rww or CEST if you would like to
[12:15] <Semperfi30> it says /dev/sda
[12:15] <actionparsnip> lungan: you can use that guide so the systems resets the clock each boot from the ubuntu time server
[12:15] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, forgive my late entry, but what exactly are you trying to do?
[12:15] <GSF1200S> my scrollback doesnt get to the start of your questions..
[12:15] <lungan> actionparsnip, Yep following it right now, thank you very much
[12:15] <CaptainTrek> Semperfi30:  in all the GUI installs I've done, its always figured out where to put the boot loader.  It should still work.  ask around though first as i'm just lucky xD
[12:15] <rww> lungan: hrm, not what I was thinking, then. try what actionparsnip's saying
[12:15] <pkkm> How to repeat a case statement?
[12:15] <nody> i need someone with nvidia+pdau+(gnome)-mplayer
[12:15] <actionparsnip> lungan: np bro
[12:15] <Semperfi30> i'm at the finall steps of installing 10.04 ontop of 9.04
[12:16] <Semperfi30> just have to click install
[12:16] <CaptainTrek> Semperfi30:  then you MUST install the boot loader
[12:16] <actionparsnip> nody: i use the nvidia vdpau ppa for drivers
[12:16] <CaptainTrek> Semperfi30:  9.04's version of GRUB won't work with 10.04.  you MUST install the newer GRUB bootloader
[12:16] <CaptainTrek> no choice then
[12:16] <Semperfi30> mmm'kay
[12:16] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, what partition is Ubuntu going to be installed on?>
[12:16] <Semperfi30> partition #5
[12:17] <Semperfi30> SCSI3 (0,0,0) (sdb) as ext4
[12:17] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, /dev/sda5?
[12:17] <CaptainTrek> whats your current boot partition?
[12:17] <GSF1200S> ahh
[12:17] <CaptainTrek> as in which has the flag on it?
[12:17] <Semperfi30> actually
[12:17] <CaptainTrek> check with gparted
[12:17] <Semperfi30> thats the partition thats going to be formated
[12:17] <CaptainTrek> xD
[12:17] <Semperfi30> along with partition 6
[12:17] <Semperfi30> the ext4
[12:17] <Semperfi30> the partition that had 9.04 on it
[12:17] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, The bootloader should be installed to /dev/sdb then (note no number there)
[12:17] <Semperfi30> everything else is unchecked
[12:17] <Semperfi30> I have two windows loaders as well
[12:18] <Semperfi30> ones on another harddrive
[12:18] <Semperfi30> the other is along side the buntu installations
[12:18] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, You can have grub pick up the windows installs and add them to the grub menu- you should be able to manage them all from 10.04 grub installed to the mbr
[12:18] <Semperfi30> it says
[12:18] <Semperfi30> sda
[12:18] <Semperfi30> not sdb
[12:18] <Semperfi30> typo?
[12:18] <FloodBot3> Semperfi30: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:18] <killermask> hay guys !!!!!!!!!!
[12:19] <Semperfi30> dev/sda
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> You tell it to go to sdb it will default to sda most likely
[12:19] <rautamiekka> It would seem like pallgone is away
[12:19] <Dr_Willis> If i understand the conversation. :)
[12:19] <GSF1200S> Create a pastebin with the output from sudo fdisk -l, sudo blkid
[12:19] <Semperfi30> pastebin?
[12:19] <killermask> i git a question ,, am  new ubuntu user ,,,and am asking sould download all of updates on the update manager ????
[12:20] <Semperfi30> I'm running on live atm
[12:20] <Semperfi30> not 9.04
[12:20] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/
[12:20] <Dr_Willis> killermask:  You want to stay up to date.  normally.
[12:20] <Semperfi30> Idk how to use that
[12:20] <vikas> hi all
[12:20] <Semperfi30> it made me make an open id account
[12:20] <Semperfi30> then it just converted the text and then I pasted it here and it looks exactly the same -.-"
[12:20] <GSF1200S> Basically, copy the terminal output and past it in the pastebin
[12:20] <GSF1200S> no, its free
[12:21] <Semperfi30> I know it's free
 thats means i should ???
[12:21] <Semperfi30> why do I need to do that though?
[12:21] <vikas> Dr_Willis, i an not been able to kill process plz help
[12:21] <Dr_Willis> killermask:  yes. You want to keep up to date
[12:21] <jrib> Semperfi30: give us the url you got so we can see what you see
[12:21] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  killall command or 'kill -9 PID' normally works.
[12:21] <Semperfi30> oh
[12:21] <GSF1200S> ok, then never mind. I was just trying to see your partition scheme so I could tell you where to install grub, etc
 and i well got no proplems or system changes ???
[12:22] <vikas> ya not working
[12:22] <Semperfi30> http://paste.ubuntu.com/441709/
[12:22] <Semperfi30> Does this work?
[12:22] <vikas> i install killer too
[12:22] <Semperfi30> GSF1200S: did that link work?
[12:22] <vikas> i wanna kill xwinwrap
[12:22] <Dr_Willis> killermask:  Hmm? I normally have a few updates every week or so. It depends on what you install
[12:22] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, Well, that tells it what its going to change, but we need to see the partition scheme
[12:22] <actionparsnip> vikas: if you run:   ps -ef | grep processname    you can the kill by PID. You may need sudo if the process is not owned by you and use -9 like Dr_Willis said if it refuses
[12:22] <BjornLopez> Now I want to know who told the chimpout troll to come to digg?
[12:23] <Semperfi30> how do I show you that
[12:23] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, sudo fdisk -l && sudo blkid
[12:23] <kabal> ciao
[12:23] <BjornLopez> the asshole is telling me that #ubuntu told him to advertise his racist website on Digg
[12:23] <GSF1200S> run that in a terminal and paste the output in a pastebin
[12:23] <Semperfi30> in the terminal?
[12:23] <GSF1200S> yes
 thnx
[12:23] <BjornLopez> so you did gsf12005?
[12:23] <BjornLopez> why?
[12:24] <Semperfi30> thats not going to show you what I picked in gparted though
[12:24] <GSF1200S> BjornLopez, huh?
[12:24] <Semperfi30> is it?
[12:24] <jrib> BjornLopez: this channel is for ubuntu support only.  The channel is logged if you want, but please take the discussion elsewhere: irclogs.ubuntu.com
[12:24] <Semperfi30> ugh now I have to start all over again
[12:24] <Semperfi30> I hit back on the installer -.-"
[12:24] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, No, I just want to see your windows install and the rest of your partitions
[12:24] <Semperfi30> to copy and paste the partition table
[12:24] <Astroe> NinoScript: You here?
[12:24] <BjornLopez> the chimpout troll is on Digg saying the #ubuntu told him to advertise his crappy website
[12:24] <BjornLopez> ok I will check the logs
[12:25] <Semperfi30> nvm it kept the changes
[12:25] <oal> Is it possible to run cron jobs more than once every hour?
[12:25] <GSF1200S> BjornLopez, what did you ask me?
[12:25] <jrib> oal: yeah, the first field is for minutes...
[12:25] <duckwars> how can I make a script run as a root user?
[12:25] <actionparsnip> oal: sure, you can run them every second if you wish
[12:25] <rww> oal: yes. I've found http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron to be a useful reference on the syntax
[12:25] <oal> jrib, but I have 0 in that field, doesn't that mean every hour?
[12:26] <actionparsnip> duckwars: gksudo scriptname      if its to run at startup then reference it in /etc/rc.local
[12:26] <vikas> actionparsnip, vikas@vikas-desktop:~$ kill -9 xwinwrap PID
[12:26] <vikas> bash: kill: xwinwrap: arguments must be process or job IDs
[12:26] <vikas> bash: kill: PID: arguments must be process or job IDs
[12:26] <Semperfi30> HERE
[12:26] <Semperfi30> http://paste.ubuntu.com/441715/
[12:26] <jrib> oal: yes.  You can have more than 0 there
[12:26] <rww> oal: e.g.: "*/5 * * * *  /home/user/test.pl" is every five minutes
[12:26] <Semperfi30> Does that work?
[12:26] <jrib> !cron > oal
[12:26] <vikas> still not killing
[12:26] <Adamantus10> I just read this in the ubuntu docs: Software center: "In version 3, we plan to offer commercial software for sale"  Why?
[12:26] <oal> Thanks guys
[12:26] <actionparsnip> !ot | Adamantus10
[12:26] <duckwars> actionparsnip: so I have to run it as sudo?
[12:27] <erUSUL> Adamantus10: they want to make money.
[12:27] <actionparsnip> duckwars: if it runs wholly in terminal, yes otherwise use gksudo
[12:27] <duckwars> actionparsnip: and what do you mean by "reference" the scripts to /etc/rc.local
[12:27] <Semperfi30> GSF1200S: did that link work?
[12:27] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, yeah, it works fine- when it asks you about the bootloader, ensure installs to /dev/sdb
[12:27] <Hans_Henrik> duckwars: thats the general idea behind sudo
[12:27] <Semperfi30> how does the partition setup look?
[12:27] <actionparsnip> duckwars: if its to run at startup you can put scripts to be ran in /etc/rc.local and they will run just before gdm loads
[12:27] <vikas> linux
[12:28] <Adamantus10> But that was about ubuntu
[12:28] <actionparsnip> duckwars: put the name of the script above the exit 0 line
[12:28] <Semperfi30> I think one of the installations is a corrupted windows 7 install
[12:28] <oCean_> Adamantus10: this is technical support only. Welcome to discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:28] <actionparsnip> Adamantus10: it's not a support question for the Ubuntu OS, it's only ubuntu related which is what #ubuntu-offtopic is for
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[12:29] <duckwars> duckwars AHHHHHH, I thought I was supposed to put the actual script lines in there.... no just point to the scripts
[12:30] <Semperfi30> LOL
[12:30] <actionparsnip> duckwars: either is fine, using formed scripts and referencing them there is a bit neater
[12:30] <Semperfi30> did you see what lopez typed out....
[12:30] <Semperfi30> >.>
[12:30] <Semperfi30> <.<
[12:30] <actionparsnip> duckwars: remember to use an ampersand on the end if the command will run for the duration of the boot or gdm will never run
[12:30] <Semperfi30> GSF1200S: Are you alive?
[12:30] <rww> Semperfi30: yes, he was removed for it. Best to move on :)
[12:30] <GSF1200S> F'd up part is I think he said above that he was upset about that post
[12:31] <oCean_> Semperfi30: leave it alone
[12:31] <GSF1200S> not too smart to post it though
[12:31] <vangelis> I'm running 10.04 64bit. cheese freezes when I try to record video. I know the camera works because I use it on skype. any ideas? or any suggestions for another video recording application?
[12:31] <Semperfi30> Haha I've left it alone I just chuckled a bit :P
[12:31] <guntbert> GSF1200S: stop it please
[12:31] <Semperfi30> GSF1200S: You never told me what you thought about my partition tables???
[12:32] <duckwars> actionparsnip: this a headless server... do I want gdm to run?
[12:32] <GSF1200S> guntbert: stop what? Im not condoning what he did
[12:32] <LjL> but there is no need to comment it
[12:32] <duckwars> and why can't I sudo a script?
[12:32] <LjL> ignore the trolls please
[12:32] <karthik_> y is it saying for 64 bit Ubuntu 10.04 Not recommended for daily desktop usage
[12:32] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, Yes i did- they look fine- I just didnt want you to hose your partitions :)
[12:32] <guntbert> GSF1200S: stop discussing it - and please mind your language
[12:32] <Slart> duckwars: it's a security measure
[12:32] <Semperfi30> GSF1200S: You can please some of the people some of the time but you can't please all of the people all of the time.
[12:32] <actionparsnip> duckwars: then it's just before the prompt appears
[12:32] <guntbert> !ot | Semperfi30
[12:32] <oCean_> karthik_: where did you read that?
[12:33] <Slart> duckwars: google for setuid script and you'll find lots of information about it.. I think one of the reasons is that a script is to easy to change
[12:33] <karthik_> oCean: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download
[12:33] <Slart> karthik_: where does it say that? on ubuntu.com?
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> karthik_:  i use 64bit on my desktop for the last few years. with very little hassles.
[12:33] <GSF1200S> guntbert: I merely stated a fact and stopped at that- I used no swear words, and I wasnt disrespectful of anyone.
[12:33] <karthik_> Slart: yes its in Ubuntu's site
[12:33] <GSF1200S> so well leave it at that
[12:33] <Dr_Willis> karthik_:  and i find encoding of video faster with it.
[12:33] <rww> karthik_: It's a badly-worded attempt to convey that most users should use 32-bit because of theoretical compatibility problems (that I've never had) and because 32-bit will run on all x86 computers whereas 64-bit won't.
[12:34] <rww> karthik_: there's a bug open about said wording being bad, I believe
[12:34] <GSF1200S> Semperfi30, I agree :) Looks good man- and even if we have issues, we can chroot into your ubuntu install and fix grub :)
[12:34] <karthik_> Y is that mentioned in Ubuntu's main download site itself ?
[12:34] <GSF1200S> shouldnt though
[12:34] <oCean_> karthik_: ah, probably because some software (like flash) is not optimized, still lots of us use 64 bit for daily usage
[12:34] <Hans_Henrik> how can i set up a ftp server?
[12:34] <Slart> karthik_: hmm.. you're right.. it does say that.. how silly. I've run 64bit desktop for two years now.. no problems at all
[12:34] <Semperfi30> guntbert: I am here for technical support. I do not appreciate your condescending attitude. I'd like to know under whose authority you are acting to be rule enforcer of this Channel. If you tell me that then I will happily oblige by your enforcement.
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> karthik_:  and the amount of ram you have is?  if =4gb or over.. you may want to use 64bit.
[12:35] <rautamiekka> Hans_Henrik: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/serverguide/C/ftp-server.html
[12:35] <nody> 1080p HDTV H.264 Playback in Linux
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> karthik_:  if you do lots of cpu intensive tasks (like i do) you may want 64bit
[12:35] <nody> i need help with this it lags
[12:35] <rww> karthik_: aforementioned bug report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-website/+bug/585940
[12:35] <karthik_> Slart: I ve just bought a 64 bit laptop  just for trying out  ubuntu with ati graphics card .. Any one's facing anyproblem with 64 bit ..
[12:35] <jebediah> nody: install windows
[12:35] <actionparsnip> nody: could set a lower nice value to the player
[12:35] <monkey_dust> hi, where can i get linux-headers-2.6.32-18-generic-pae? it's not in the repositories
[12:35] <actionparsnip> jebediah: hardly constructive
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> nody:  with what player?
[12:35] <jebediah> but its effective!
[12:36] <Slart> karthik_: give 64bit a try.. as I said.. I've had no problems running 64bit both on my desktop and my laptop
[12:36] <karthik_> Dr_Willis: mine is 4gb ram, core 2 duo, 512 mb ati raedon
[12:36] <SwedeMike> nody: with vdpau is works just fine to play 1080p h264 on an atom ion under linux.
[12:36] <guntbert> Semperfi30: its the channel's rule to keep discussions to ubuntu support only - so please adhere to that and don't discuss other topics
[12:36] <karthik_> Slart: Sure  .. I ll give a try ..
[12:36] <actionparsnip> SwedeMike: getting one of them ions soon, looks sweeeeeeet
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> karthik_:  with exactly 4gb - i would say go for the 64bit then
[12:37] <karthik_> Dr_Willis: Thanks
[12:37] <karthik_> Slart : thanks
[12:37] <Slart> karthik_: you're welcome
[12:37] <rautamiekka> I've used WinServer 2008 R2, which is 64-only, and I'm so satisfied with the performance on 4GB RAM. But get Win7 Ultimate x64 instead, this WinServer is a pain to configure.
[12:37] <actionparsnip> nody: lower nice value means more cpu time is given the the process, the default is zero but a nice value of -5 may help
[12:37] <vikas>  if i wanna make graphical program to use .gif for bg that what i should do
[12:37] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  clarify what you are doing.
[12:38] <Slart> vikas: gif?  for a background?  why?
[12:38] <nody> actionparsnip: a value of -5 to what? config file?
[12:38] <jebediah> vikas is obviously a dumb smelly indian
[12:38] <rww> jebediah: that's inappropriate for this channel.
[12:39] <Semperfi30> guntbert: I've been here for technical support up until you started to decide what topics are and aren't considered to be of a technical support matter. Of which I must respectfully disagree as I've been on the "technical support" state of mind since I joined this channel. But, I digress. I'm moving on now. Continue pointing out non technical support topics if you wish though. I will go elsewhere with my questions if necessary.
[12:39] <plouffe> can someone just kick that Semperfi30 idiot
[12:39] <actionparsnip> nody: look into nice and renice
[12:39] <PrototypeX29A> hi
[12:40] <guntbert> plouffe: even if you disagree with him - stay polite please
[12:40] <Slart> plouffe: leave it to the ops.. no need for name calling
[12:40] <vikas> i used mplayer and xwinwrap to play .gif as my bg now i wanna make a software for this
[12:40] <chikatambun> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/eGLAPJCU
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  sounds like you got a lot of learning to do..  and a background obession.
[12:41] <monkey_dust> hi, where can i get linux-headers-2.6.32-18-generic-pae? it's not in the repositories or launchpad
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  you basically want to make a script that calls mplayer and xwinwrap as needed?
[12:43] <vikas> Dr_Willis, which script should i know c+ python perl what
[12:43] <Slart> monkey_dust: I think the repositories have moved on to -21 .. not sure if you can get the older package anywhere
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  flip a coin..  learn them all.  C++ is not a 'scripting language' also..
[12:43] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  python is proberly the easiest to learn
[12:43] <histo> vikas: you could use bash.
[12:44] <vikas> ok
[12:44] <vikas> thnx all
[12:44] <histo> vikas: once you learn one language they are all easy to pick up.
[12:44] <histo> vikas: most people start with C or a variant
[12:44] <nody> achilles: hmm
[12:45] <nody> achilles: nice gnome-mplayer file.mkv ?
[12:45] <PrototypeX29A> histo: as long as you don't go for an insane language like brainfsck or perl
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> Python -  i would say is proberly the easiest to get 'started' in  - and has enough power you wont outgrow it  very soon :)
[12:45] <chikatambun> http://dpaste.com/201040/
[12:45] <Dr_Willis> Python = lots of docs/tutorials/guides  :)
[12:45] <minimec> vikas: I guess vala+genie could be a good start, as the code will be c...
[12:45] <achilles> nody, sorry ?
[12:45] <guntbert> chikatambun: what is the matter with those pastes?
[12:46] <nody> achilles: what? :D
[12:47] <achilles> achilles: hmm
 achilles: nice gnome-mplayer file.mkv ?
[12:47] <guntbert> !here | chikatambun
[12:47] <Dr_Willis> You Want to give a # to the niceness level
[12:50] <raven> how to use both cpu-cores with ffmpeg?
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> raven:  theres a command line option i recall from   what docs i was reading a few weeks ago about that
[12:51] <raven> Dr_Willis, i was looking for but i do not find this option
[12:51] <vikas> Dr_Willis, is it possible to change splash screen in ubuntu 10.04
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> raven:  i saw it mentioned somwerhe. i dont recall what it was. I read a LOT of different docs on ffmpeg about a 2 weeks ago.
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  yes.. and i dont bother. :)
[12:52] <actionparsnip> vikas: do you mean plymouth?
[12:52] <raven> how to use both cpu-cores with ffmpeg?
[12:53] <vikas> Dr_Willis, because i search many forms all thes say u cant
[12:53] <vikas> actionparsnip, my own
[12:53] <val_> can I show layout as flags in gnome?
[12:53] <vikas> actionparsnip, i have matrix .gif wanna make my splash
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  i never said it was easy.
[12:54] <nody> ok well nice aint' working either.
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  there are some alternative plymouth screens in the repos you can use. so you 'can' change it.
[12:54] <Dr_Willis> nody:  are you using it properly? whats the exact command line you are using
[12:54] <nody> Dr_Willis: just nice gnome-mplayer files.mkv
[12:55] <vikas> Dr_Willis, thnx to guide but i wanna make mine
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> nody:  its defaulting to the default nice level of '10' then.  you need to tell it a lower/negative nice level
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  good luck with that.
[12:55] <vikas> ok thnx
[12:56] <vikas> Dr_Willis, have u ever modify some thing in ubuntu before
[12:56] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  i tweak all sorts of things.
[12:56] <vikas> good
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> vikas:  thats a major point of linux. if you  know enough you can change anything
[12:57] <dekroning> how can i change the default bootup image ?
[12:57] <baraka84> hi i configure a vpn connection with network manager, but when i click on connect nothin happens
[12:57] <raven> how to use both cpu-cores with ffmpeg?
[12:57] <val_> that keybiard layout indicator in lucid is so fcking lame, hot to put the old back?
[12:57] <vikas> Dr_Willis, how much time it will take to learn linux its my 7th day
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> vikas:   You never stop learning.
[12:57] <nody> Dr_Willis: ok working on 5 now
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> raven:  from the docs i am reading   --threads option
[12:58] <val_> vikas, u cannot learn linux because they change it all the way
[12:58] <vikas> ya know that
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> raven:  or --enable-pthreads
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> The fundamentals i learned 10 yrs ago still apply :)
[12:58] <vikas> but the basic such file system, conf, etc
[12:59] <val_> 10 years ago we have only rpms, rc.conf and xfree86 lol
[12:59] <vikas> ok
[12:59] <dekroning> i'm trying to changed the splash screen if usplash, but i can't get it installed in 10.04 how to change the splash screen in ubuntu 10.04 ?
[13:00] <Dr_Willis> 10.04 dosent use usplash any more. it uses Plymouth. and thats a little tougher to change. :)
[13:00] <nody> Dr_Willis: ok still lags when i get a big movie picture of a open plane
[13:00] <val_> but still i appreciate someone top tell how replace that stupid keyboard layout indicator with normmal one
[13:00] <nody> Dr_Willis: i had like ½year ago mplayer with pdau with partermesr in config file but now i cant find it.
[13:01] <raven> Dr_Willis, no effect but also no error message....
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> nody:  i dident even think thta pdau existed 6 mo ago.. then again my card dosent support it.
[13:01] <vikas> m not getting temp rating in my system info and also wanna voltage rating acpi is not working
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> I can play HD here on my 8800gtsxxx withgout it.
[13:02] <nody> Dr_Willis: i got a 8800gts too :D
[13:02] <nody> Dr_Willis: but it lags up when a big scenary
[13:02] <nody> Dr_Willis: could my nvidia be broken?
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> nody:  you could alwyas reencode the video if its that critical for you
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> I use vlc here. and rarely have issues on my card.
[13:03] <nody> Dr_Willis: i'll try vlc now
[13:03] <Dr_Willis> vlc isent as optmized as it could be either. Theres ppa/daily/beta versions that have more features
[13:04] <nody> Dr_Willis: hmm, i would like the latest mplayer
[13:04] <nody> Dr_Willis: if it's as in repos
[13:04] <Dr_Willis> No idea. I use vlc 99% of  the time these days
[13:05] <khussein78> i have Dell vostro 1014 and i have problem with sound speakers , when i put headphone speakers did not mute
[13:06] <chikatambun> thanks ubottu, guntbert
[13:06] <chikatambun> this is it
[13:06] <chikatambun> i remote my.pc @laboratory from my.home through modem.dial.up> i using ssh connection here> if i am compiling the source on the remote host ... actually still on progress but then the connection is lost> what happen with the compiling... is it still going on or stop?
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> khussein78:  you checked the ubuntu forums for that yet? Thats such a common issue with lots of machines. Theres proberly a few dozen threads on the topic
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> chikatambun:  you want to learn to use the 'screen' command so you can reconnect.
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> chikatambun:  it proberly stopped.
[13:07] <aussie114> khussein78: go to menu>preferences>sound and set your output to the head set
[13:07] <guntbert> chikatambun: normally all programs you started are stopped - see what Dr_Willis already said :-)
[13:07] <chikatambun> screen on the remote host
[13:07] <chikatambun> ?
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> screen and the tweaked screen called 'byobu' are very very very handy to learn about for your ssh needs
[13:07] <Tarnoss> i had a the same sound issue but a kernel update solved it.
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> chikatambun:  yes.
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> chikatambun:  you could use it locally also if you wanted.
[13:08] <chikatambun> can you tell me how it work?
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> ssh in, run screen
[13:08] <chikatambun> ok i give it try
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> see the 100+ screen tutorials online for details.
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> !screen
[13:09] <chikatambun> !screen
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> or use 'byobu' instead of 'screen' (same tool, diffent setup)
[13:09] <Dr_Willis> theres also some other alterantives. but i cent rember their names
[13:10] <llutz> Dr_Willis: tmux
[13:10] <kandinski> I have a problem with some gnome program not letting me access my own .ssh keys
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> !info tmux
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> I recall one that let you drag/resize terminal windows  like the old dos days :) ansi gfx style
[13:10] <kandinski> a modal dialog asks me to "enter password to unlock the ssh key"
[13:10] <kandinski> don't know what password that is: this is my own laptop, mind you
[13:11] <kandinski> how can I reset that password?
[13:11] <histo> kandinski: boot up hold shift to get to the grub screen. boot in recovery mode. and reset the user password.
[13:11] <aussie114> it should be the password you set when you installed ubuntu
[13:11] <kandinski> histo: but I do have my own user password
[13:12] <chikatambun> kandinski: then sudo bash
[13:12] <raven> vlc only plays audio from ffmpeg -vcodec mpeg4 - solution?
[13:12] <histo> kandinski: then what password don't you know?
[13:12] <kandinski> histo: I know my account's user password, this is a modal dialog asking for a password that's "protecting the ssh key" when I try to git push
[13:12] <histo> kandinski: its the admin users password. The user that installed ubuntu
[13:13] <kandinski> histo: don't know what password I don't know, that's the point. It looks like a keylocker.
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> raven:  another player plays both audio and video of that file? or did your command just strip out the audio only?
[13:13] <kandinski> histo: I installed ubuntu under my current user
[13:13] <histo> kandinski:then its your users password
[13:13] <LjL> kandinski: you've tried the empty password, i suppose...?
[13:13] <steelbox> hi there!
[13:13] <kandinski> histo: the ssh key it is protecting access too is my own ssh key in /home/kandinski/.ssh
[13:13] <raven> Dr_Willis, no ffplay and xine plays it but i need vlc to play it
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> raven:  that is weird.
[13:14] <steelbox> I'm looking for a way to decrease the size of my CMakeLists.txt
[13:14] <Dr_Willis> raven:  vlc does play other vidoes fine however?
[13:14] <kandinski> LjL: yes, I have, and no dice either, but thanks for the advice
[13:14] <kandinski> this is vexing
[13:14] <steelbox> are there CMake experts here? :)
[13:14] <raven> Dr_Willis, yes
[13:15] <mek8630> can anyone help me figure out why my time keeps changing on Ubuntu?
[13:15] <sXs-> are there FGLRX experts here?
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> raven:  Try using winff to convert it - see what extra options it uses on its commandline
[13:16] <Visual`> mek8630: have a lokk to your clock
[13:16] <raven> ok
[13:16] <Visual`> have you a multi boot ?
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> raven:  also check the vlc command line output - for any errores/logs/messages
[13:16] <sXs-> mek8630, make sure your +3V battery is ok
[13:17] <mek8630> what is lokk?
[13:17] <dekroning> i don't have a /etc/usplash.conf file how to get it? i tried installing uspalsh, but i'm getting a dependencies problem: http://pastebin.com/AgPc8Ja9
[13:17] <Visual`> look :/
[13:17] <badabing> where do I find paid support?
[13:17] <dekroning> anyone know why i get that dependencie error ?
[13:17] <steelbox> are there CMake experts here?
[13:17] <sXs-> are there FGLRX experts here?
[13:17] <nody> Dr_Willis: yawn, vlc runs nicely but when big scenarios it lags like 1 second and 1 second and 1 second
[13:17] <nody> Dr_Willis: what video output should i use ?
[13:18] <nody> (vlc)
[13:18] <mek8630> sXs: Ubuntu is a second op. system and the time only changes on Ubuntu
[13:18] <llutz> dekroning: "sudo aptitude -f install" doesn't change anything?
[13:18] <badabing> where is expert help?
[13:18] <dekroning> llutz: no i get "0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded."
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> nody:  try them all i guess. im using 'default' here
[13:19] <{g}> Hey People! Im looking for a way to tile windows in Ubuntu. Im using ubuntu 10. Any ideas?
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> badabing:  depends on what you need help with Im thinking. the ubuntu.com site may have some links for actual paid support also
[13:19] <brontosaurusrex> any thoughts on ASUS Eee PC 1201N with some sort of ubuntu?
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  gnome/metacity cant do it by default. I THINK theres some way to make compiz do it. but i never tried. Some other windopw managers can do it. (sawfish i recall can)
[13:20] <mek8630> Visual: how do you make the writing turn red when you are talking to someone?
[13:20] <guntbert> kandinski: you can use ssh-add path/to/your/keyfile  to manually add the key to your ssh-agent - that way it is easier to try different passwords
[13:20] <{g}> Dr_Willis: what is compiz?
[13:20] <LjL> mek8630: mention their name.
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> !compiz | {g}
[13:20] <mek8630> LjL: did this work?
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  its the fancy eyecandy window manager
[13:20] <LjL> mek8630: yes.
[13:20] <mek8630> LjL: thank you
[13:22] <{g}> Dr_Willis: is it enabled by default? i mean.. am i using it already?
[13:22] <nody> Dr_Willis: same default here too..
[13:22] <nody> Dr_Willis: what was the 3 last lines in xorg.conf please?
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  if you got effects enabled. then yes.
[13:22] <nody> Dr_Willis: to disable .. something
[13:22] <kandinski> guntbert: thanks
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> nody:  my xorg.conf can be radically diffrent from yours.. depends on what you are refering to in the file
[13:22] <mek8630> anybody else have any other ideas besides the cmos battery as to why my system's time keeps changing?
[13:23] <DASPRiD> mek8630, define, changing
[13:23] <Tarnoss> anyone have a link to a howto for changing startup sounds in karmic? to custom, couldn't find anything on google but i may be blind or unlucky.
[13:23] <Dr_Willis> nody:  heres a pastebin -> http://pastebin.com/8B347bAS
[13:23] <mek8630> DASPRiD: ever so often the hour changes, the minutes stay the same but the hour changes usually like 3 or 4 hours back
[13:24] <Psycho> good day
[13:24] <DASPRiD> hm, do you run windows parallely?
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> mek8630:  sounds liek a classic 'timezone' setting
[13:24] <Easy> Hi all
[13:24] <sXs-> does anybody know how to change display brightness from crontab? i'm using fglrx
[13:24] <rocket16> DASPRiD: You can use VirtualBox, VMWare etc. Else, better to dual boot.
[13:24] <rocket16> Hello Easy, welcome to Ubuntu IRC, :)
[13:24] <DASPRiD> rocket16, ?
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> mek8630:  utc vs localtime type issue perhaps.
[13:25] <DASPRiD> mek8630, hm, do you run windows parallely?
[13:25] <Easy> Tks rocket16, need support for Beagle on Lucid
[13:25] <rocket16> DASPRiD: Oops, sorry friend, :( I mistook your question, :(
[13:25] <DASPRiD> rocket16, np ;)
[13:25] <mek8630> Dr_Willis: the timezone preference will not stay in the clock preferences it keeps disappearing.
[13:25] <InvaderZim> Why at this day and age a default recent Linux install still can't mount a FAT partition recognizing international charsets? (Always have to tweak fstab and put utf8)
[13:25] <rocket16> DASPRiD: :) Thank you
[13:25] <nody> Dr_Willis: tnx, u dont have it
[13:25] <mek8630> DASPRiD: YES
[13:26] <DASPRiD> mek8630, thats the reason :)
[13:26] <nody> Dr_Willis: how do i get latest vlc then ?
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> nody:  my card dosent support VPADU if thats what you wanted.
[13:26] <Psycho> i dl the ubuntu netbook edition, packed it on my USB drive, tried to boot from it --> error: no OS found. does anybody know the problem?
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> nody:  ppa repos, or use source.
[13:26] <nody> Dr_Willis: yea why not?
[13:26] <Tarnoss> fstab doesn't like to feel forgotten so it gets you to twiddle once in a while
[13:26] <nody> Dr_Willis: ppa = ?
[13:26] <Easy> Beagle very inconsistent in finding results, I can force it to show correct results by stopping/starting the daemon from the gui, but then 2nd attempt to Search, finds none 9again)
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> !ppa
[13:26] <mek8630> DASPRiD: aww that figures well thanks everyone that helped
[13:26] <nody> Dr_Willis: ok ppa for vlc how do i find it
[13:26] <val_> InvaderZim, there are only ANSI and English language
[13:26] <sXs-> does anybody know how to change display brightness from crontab? i'm using fglrx
[13:26] <BluesKaj> 'Morning all
[13:27] <rocket16> Morning BluesKaj, :D
[13:27] <InvaderZim> val_: huh?
[13:27] <DASPRiD> mek8630, simple fix is to run ntp-updates on boot (of both systems)
[13:27] <Dr_Willis> nody:  g o o g l e   perhaps? :) I dont use the ppa. Theres the PPA homepage.. but proberly other hits on google for docs on using it.
[13:27] <val_> that keybiard layout indicator in lucid is so  lame, hot to put the old back?
[13:27] <BluesKaj> hi rocket16
[13:27] <rocket16> BluesKaj: :)
[13:27] <Easy> another Beagle question, how can u tell if the indexer (beagled) is actually indexing, can u control it?
[13:28] <sXs-> does anybody know how to change display brightness from crontab? i'm using fglrx
[13:28] <m_tadeu> hi...I installed ubuntu server in vmplayer but the cursor keys don't work
[13:28] <mek8630> DASPRiD: I do not know what ntp-updates are. Are they just system updates?
[13:28] <val_> InvaderZim, linux developers dont' give a flying duck for international support, they live in USA and plain latin letters are all that they need
[13:28] <{g}> Anybody an idea where the "CompizConfig Settings Manager" is?
[13:28] <InvaderZim> val_: it figures...
[13:28] <{g}> the internet says to tile windows "enable the Grid plugin in the CompizConfig Settings Manager".
[13:28] <{g}> but where is it?
[13:28] <DASPRiD> mek8630, goto system -> systemsettings -> time and date
 ccsm
[13:29] <rocket16> {g}: Sure, to to System-Prefrences-Compiz Config Settings manager
[13:29] <sXs-> {g}: 'ccsm' in terminal
[13:29] <guntbert> mek8630: in any case set your time config in ubuntu so that it expects the hardware clock to show local time (because windows can only handle this setting) and not UTC
[13:29] <DASPRiD> mek8630, then unlock and in configuration, select: syncrhonize… and select a time server
[13:29] <sXs-> does anybody know how to change display brightness from crontab? i'm using fglrx
[13:29] <o123hallo1> hallo. ich habe xubuntu 10.04. mir ist heute folgendes passiert: ich habe meine fstab datei bearbeitet (ich wollte eine usb festplatte automatisch beim start einhängen lassen, das habe ich wohl nicht richtig gemacht). nun war unter dem startbildschirm eine meldung zu sehen, dass ich mit "S" den vorgang überspringen könne und mit "M" das problem manuell beheben kann.
[13:29] <VCoolio> sXs-: there are apps for changing brightness during daytime, xflux, redshift
[13:30] <o123hallo1> nun kommt das, was mich verwundert, wenn ich das m drücke komme ich in den Textmodus. ABER ich habe anscheinend root rechte, ohne ein passwort eingegeben zu haben. Und das hat mich stutzig gemacht.
[13:30] <llutz> !de | o123hallo1
[13:30] <o123hallo1> sry, wrong channel
[13:30] <{g}> rocket16: hmm.. i use the german ubuntu version. there is no "compiz" in system preferences.
[13:30] <nody> Dr_Willis: This source is signed with key:View key, what do i do with this key ?
[13:30] <mek8630> guntbert good idea and DASPRiD thank you for your advice I will try both
[13:30] <{g}> sXs-: thanks, apt-getting it now.
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> nody:  No idea. Not sure what you even mean.
[13:30] <nody> Dr_Willis: -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- this one
[13:30] <rocket16> {g}: I see. No problem, first press Alt+F2, and in the Box that appears, enter: ccsm and press Enter
[13:30] <guntbert> mek8630: Good luck :-)
[13:31] <Dr_Willis> nody:  with the ppas theres a command you use to add the 'ppa' repo to your repos. and then update/install the package
[13:31] <{g}> rocket16: i always have a root terminal open :)
[13:31] <sXs-> VCoolio: hmm, thanks
[13:31] <DASPRiD> guntbert, afaik windows 7 started using utc, didnt it?
[13:31] <rocket16> {g}: Sure, no problem. ccsm in that will work, most possibly, provided that it is installed
[13:31] <nody> Dr_Willis: how do i enable that key i can tseem to upgrade now i put c-kron/vlc in sources.list
[13:31] <guntbert> DASPRiD: no idea ....
[13:32] <{g}> rocket16: yepp, apt-getted it. looking for that grid plugin now...
[13:32] <Dr_Willis> nody:  how/where are you even getting it from? what URL?
[13:33] <VCoolio> sXs-: I like redshift best, very gradual change, xflux is quite sudden http://jonls.dk/redshift/
[13:33] <nody> Dr_Willis: hmm ok that was not right it doenst have lucid
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> http://nightlies.videolan.org/
[13:33] <Ubuntou> hi, how to do to chat on irc on french servers please ?
[13:34] <nody> Dr_Willis: http://tuxarena.blogspot.com/2009/07/how-to-install-vlc-10-from-ubuntu-ppa.html
[13:34] <overmind> Ubuntou: You mean channel? #ubuntu-fr
[13:34] <overmind> Ubuntou: Type /join #ubuntu-fr
[13:35] <Ubuntou> yeah
[13:35] <val_> DASPRiD, no, that's would be stupid
[13:35] <Ubuntou> thanks
[13:35] <overmind> Ubuntou: No problem
[13:36] <hemza> hello all
[13:37] <chikatambun> arigato gozaimasu, Dr_W* n Ubun* > it works
[13:37] <chikatambun> the screen one
[13:37] <rocket16> Hello hemza, Welcome to Ubuntu IRC
[13:37] <hemza> i am using ubuntu 10.04 LTS with Gnome interface , but i want to use KDE interface too
[13:38] <InvaderZim> hemza: sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop
[13:38] <hemza> hello rocket16
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> hemza:  install 'kubuntu-desktop' package and sleect kde at the LOGIN screen
[13:38] <hemza> how to install KDE desktop
[13:38] <InvaderZim> hemza: sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> hemza:  install 'kubuntu-desktop' package and sleect kde at the LOGIN screen
[13:39] <{g}> Can anybody with Ubuntu 10 tell me if you have a "grid plugin" in ccsm? I have a german ubuntu 10 and cannot find anything like that.
[13:39]  * Dr_Willis thinks that may be Faq #1 on the Kubuntu web site. :)
[13:39] <Dr_Willis> hemza:  yes i have a GRID plugin here in ccsm
[13:40] <{g}> Dr_Willis: under which section?
[13:40] <llutz> Dr_Willis: you expect someone will read faqs?
[13:40] <cocoin> 啥子？
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  i used the search fature and typed in GRID :)
[13:40] <val_> !zh
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  seems to be under 'window management'
[13:40] <{g}> Dr_Willis: me too, but i have a german version. how does the icon look like?
[13:40] <hemza> tnx Dr_Willis
[13:40] <nody> Dr_Willis: ok now i found right page
[13:41] <nody> Dr_Willis: Along with VLC, x264 has also been updated to the latest version and comes with a Blu-Ray encoder, according to Phoronix.
[13:41] <nody> Dr_Willis: what does this mean and hot do i install it?
[13:41] <{g}> Dr_Willis: the name is just "grid"?
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> nody:  theres lots of work in the vlc area and the x264 developent/binaries.
[13:41] <hemza> ed
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> nody:  its had updates.. whats what it means..
[13:42] <oxygen> How to install video driver for VIA VN896CE videocard on Ubuntu 10.04? Compiz don't work with default drivers.
[13:42] <BluesKaj> {g}, whynot ask what itlooks like over at #ubuntu-de
[13:42] <cocoin> what  are  you  talking about?
[13:42] <{g}> BluesKaj: will try...
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  yes. GRID. It lets you hit alt-ctrl-NUMPAD #'s and move a window to a specific section of the screen
[13:42] <cocoin> ubuntu   theme
[13:42] <cocoin> ?
[13:42] <{g}> Dr_Willis: sounds like heaven!
[13:42] <{g}> Dr_Willis: what does the icon look like?
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  i find it rather useless. :)
[13:42] <cocoin> ^%^
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  a gear with a ?
[13:43] <archangelpetro> anyone tried to use IETAB plus on ubuntu 10.4?
[13:43] <hemza> InvaderZim : i try this command ...i am dowloading necessary packages
[13:43] <cocoin> it  means  you  can  update  now^
[13:43] <InvaderZim> hemza: when it finishes, you can restart and choose between gnome or kde from the login screen
[13:43] <cocoin> but  i  think  you  needn't
[13:44] <rocket16> Pidgin uses too much memory, nearly 120 MB. Any help?
[13:44] <val_> i remember when gnome and kde were fitting on 1 cd, not that bloated mess they are now lol
[13:44] <Ubuntou> do someone know how to make gimp better than Ps ?
[13:44] <azolap> hey.. does anyone know about using e2fsck to repair a damaged hard disk? i ran it overnight and it did this badblocks check.. and now it says "Error reading block xxxxxx while getting next inode from scan. Ignore error<y>?" and "Force rewrite<y>?" .. it does this for thousands of blocks. i have been holding down the enter key for 10 minutes to say yes to them all, is this normal??
[13:44] <InvaderZim> rocket16: which memory? shared or just mem?
[13:44] <val_> that keybiard layout indicator in lucid is so  lame, hot to put the old back?
[13:44] <{g}> Dr_Willis: strange. there is no icon with a questionmark in my windows section of ccsm.
[13:44] <rocket16> InvaderZim: I mean, the total Memory consumption in System monitor, :(
[13:44] <hemza> InvaderZim : tnx .... i want to ask about Bluetooth drivers
[13:45] <nody> Dr_Willis: if u have same graphic card like me why does my pdau work then?
[13:45] <{g}> Dr_Willis: any idea why you have GRID and i dont?
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  you did ask in #compiz about it?
[13:45] <LjL> azolap: well, it certainly means a seriously corrupted filesystem... but you can stop it from asking you by using the "-y" option, which always answers "y" to all questions
[13:45] <{g}> Dr_Willis: yes. nobody answered.
[13:45] <pkkm> How to tell programs thet terminal has 50000 columns?
[13:45] <val_> {g}, it may pe in plugin-extras or something like
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> nody:  that card has older versions that DONT have the feature. and newer versions that do have the feature. its the 'cutoff' for the feature.
[13:45] <Dr_Willis> val_:  thats what i was thinking
[13:45] <{g}> val_: what is "pludin-extras"?
[13:45] <hemza> InvaderZim : i have toshiba laptop with integrated bluetooth ... but it does not work
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> nody:  the ones with the lesser amount of ram - dont have the feature
[13:46] <nody> Dr_Willis: so i should not use pdau ?
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> nody:  no idea. I dont know what card you have.
[13:46] <nody> Dr_Willis: nvidia 8800 gls
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> nody:  I dont really need the feature that ive ever seen.
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> nody:  and your ram amount is?
[13:46] <nody> Dr_Willis: ½tera
[13:46] <azolap> oh dear :( LjL can this -y option be toggled while it is running? i don't want to have to run e2fsck again it took like 6 hours to get this far
[13:46] <nody> Dr_Willis: no ½giga
[13:46] <cocoin> yeah
[13:46] <cocoin> i  agree
[13:47] <LjL> azolap: no, it can't be toggled while it's running, sorry. may i suggest, erm, that you put something heavy on your Y key? ;)
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> nody:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VDPAU   says what cards have it - i recall
[13:47] <{g}> Dr_Willis: any idea why you have GRID and i dont?
[13:48] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  look in the package manager for extra compiz plugins
[13:48] <{g}> Dr_Willis: apt-cache search extra compiz plugins?
[13:48] <azolap> haha yes that is a good idea. LjL i am running e2fsck from the ubuntu livecd because i couldn't boot up ubuntu normally (i dropped my laptop soi think the hard disk got damaged).. do you know if it is likely that after e2fsck has finished i will be able to boot into ubuntu normally again?
[13:49] <LjL> azolap: it's unlikely. and it's also unlikely that fsck alone will recover your drive. instead, i'd back it up immediately on some other medium, before it fails completely.
[13:49] <rautamiekka> azolap: If the drive is physically damaged, no.
[13:49] <LjL> !recover > azolap    (azolap, see the private message from ubottu)
[13:49] <guntbert> {g}: grid is now included in compiz so you're unlikely to need to fetch from git unless you've an old version of compiz.  (from http://wiki.compiz.org/Plugins/Grid)
[13:50] <nody> Dr_Willis: hey man
[13:50] <nody> Dr_Willis: mplayer does not lag :P
[13:50] <{g}> guntbert: well, i simply dont have it. will try to install "compiz-fusion-plugins-extra" now.
[13:51] <hemza> what is "compiz-fusion-plugins-extra" ?
[13:51] <rocket16> InvaderZim: Any way to fix the problem, friend?
[13:51] <InvaderZim> rocket16: which one?
[13:51] <rocket16> InvaderZim: I mean, the Pidgin memory consumption? :)
[13:52] <rocket16> hemza: It is a collection of a few extra plugins for Compiz fusion.
[13:52] <riddlebox> whats a good app to convert video to other formats?
[13:52] <hemza> is there a vedeo chat messanger in  ubuntu
[13:52] <{g}> Dr_Willis: damn, looks like one needs a numpad for that... will try to reconfigure it for my notebook.
[13:52] <rocket16> hemza: Empathy will do it.
[13:52] <val_> is there desktop indexing tool; for lucid ubvntu?
[13:52] <rocket16> val_: Beagle is there, a nice tool.
[13:52] <pkkm> How to save a man page without word-wrapping to a file?
[13:53] <val_> just "beagle" ?
[13:53] <hemza> is it work with Yahoo , MSN
[13:53] <rocket16> !beagle | val_
[13:53] <val_> and which is the best?
[13:53] <rocket16> hemza: Sure it will. Also, Kopete and aMSN are other alternatives (aMSN is not so supportive)
[13:54] <azolap> LjL.. oh right, well you see i have a dual boot installed and it is really the files stored on my windows 7 user account which i want to recover.. i thought if i could get linux to boot i mgiht be able to mount the windows partition and backup my files :s
[13:55] <LjL> azolap: well can't you do the same thing from the live cd though?
[13:55] <hemza> i have Empathy ... but how to start cam
[13:56] <rocket16> val_: To me, Beagle is the best
[13:56] <rocket16> !best | val_
[13:56] <Swian> can anyone help with ubuntu 10.04 starting in low graphics mode?
[13:56] <golden> 怎么大家都在说英文的啊？
[13:56] <azolap> oh that'sa good point, i'll try
[13:56] <nody> Dr_Willis: well pdau works with me hmmm
[13:56] <golden> 有没有说中文的？
[13:56] <nody> Dr_Willis: and we got same cards
[13:56] <BluesKaj> !cn | golden
[13:56] <golden> 原来如此。谢谢！
[13:57] <{g}> Hmmm.. i cannot get the compiz GRID plugin to work. I activated it. But when I hit those keys - nothing happens. Any idea?
[13:57] <tmobileuk> hi, i am a complete newbie to xubuntu and would like to have internet access via my T Mobile Huawei Mobile  Connect Model E160 usb modem stick. can anyone help me??
[13:57] <slimjimflim> anyone know of a command to implement optical character recognition on a jpg?
[13:57] <LjL> slimjimflim: there's several...
[13:57] <slimjimflim> ie. jpg -> txt
[13:57] <LjL> slimjimflim: tesseract-ocr, ocrad, clara, gocr, ocropus
[13:58] <azolap> LjL.. i tried to mount my windows drive and it says "Cannot mount volume" and under more details it says.. "Error reading bootsector: input/output error Failed to mount '/dev/sda1': Input/output error NTFS is either inconsistent or there is a hardware fault"
[13:58] <slimjimflim> ocrad doesn't seem to do jpg
[13:58] <slimjimflim> it needs pnm i think
[13:58] <LjL> azolap: then it won't work even if you try to mount if from linux. your HD is most probably gone or very much about to be.
[13:58] <LjL> slimjimflim: well, it's easy enough to convert. install the package "netpbm" and use "pnmtojpeg filename.pnm | your-ocr-program"
[13:59] <azolap> LjL is there a chance the windows user files are still on it? what do you recommend i do to try and recover them? :(
[13:59] <slimjimflim> LjL: ty
[13:59] <vlt> tmobileuk: Should work right out of the box
[13:59] <LjL> slimjimflim: sorry, i meant "jpegtopnm", not "pnmtojpeg"
[13:59] <tmobileuk> vlt, it does not
[13:59] <slimjimflim> right
[14:00] <LjL> azolap: first thing i recommend that you try making an image of your drive (or windows partition) so that, no matter what happens, you'll still have a copy of your data to try recovering later.
[14:00] <vlt> tmobileuk: I used the E160 with 9.04 successfully already
[14:00] <LjL> azolap: otherwise, it's very likely that everything you do will cause further HD corruption, and you'll lose the little that remains
[14:01] <siropio> hi could anyone provide me with a good HOW TO about installation of mod_security on 9.10?
[14:01] <vlt> tmobileuk: When you plug it in it should be available in the network manager applet
[14:01] <wieshka> slimjimflim: there are several OCR open source solutions - try them which is better for you
[14:02] <wieshka> one is better for black&white
[14:02] <wieshka> other for latin letters only
[14:02] <azolap> LjL oh right ok... how can i make an image of my windows partition? can that be done from ubuntu? also the windows partition is 400gb, how am i supposed to back all that up? i only want to recover a small part of it anyway :s
[14:02] <Vilemaxim> azolap, I recommend myrescue to image the drive
[14:02] <wieshka> other for old letters
[14:02] <Pudgy> Hi all, has anyone gotten Herrie working (actually producing sound) in Ubuntu? Can't seem to get working and the documentation is quite bad.
[14:02] <azolap> o ok thanks Vilemaxim
[14:03] <LjL> azolap: well, you certainly do need another big enough drive... but how much of those 400GB is actually taken? you can compress the image so that it takes up less, depending on how much free space you have
[14:03] <wieshka> Vilemaxim: i recommend to do backups before installing other OS if you are not sure what you are doing :)
[14:03] <Vilemaxim> azolap, read the ma pages, but basicily it will copy the partitions an ignore the bad parts until it got all the good parts
[14:04] <magicianlord> i need to format an sd card on sdb to fat32. what is the terminal command for this?
[14:04] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, I recommend doing backups even if you are
[14:04] <oCean_> Pudgy: you installed it from the repos?
[14:04] <Vilemaxim> backups  - good!
[14:04] <wieshka> Vilemaxim: aha :) i prefer clonezilla for full backups, duplicity for incremental backups :)
[14:05] <Pudgy> oCean_: Right, with aptitude install.
[14:05] <wieshka> and clonezilla has stable ubuntu karmic built :)
[14:05] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, clonezilla don't do anything special for failing drives.... right?
[14:06] <azolap> oh ok, well thanks for the advice LjL and Vilemaxim , i will try to image the drive using myrescue. but one more thing, am i supposed to write the image to another hard disk connected as a slave or something?
[14:06] <wieshka> Vilemaxim: they are so many options - i supouse that there is way for failing drives also
[14:06] <Yuki> hi is this where i can get ubuntu help?
[14:06] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, he was getting i/o errors
[14:06] <wieshka> i only do  some configuration about encryption / compressions
[14:06] <wieshka> my drives are healhty :)
[14:06] <LjL> azolap: well, or one connected to USB or something. the official help suggests using gddrescue, by the way: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery#Data Recovery from damaged filesystem or drive
[14:06] <Yuki> is there a way i can stop ubuntu software centre in the middle of downloading a package?
[14:07] <LjL> azolap: unfortunately gddrescue doesn't seem to support compression :(
[14:07] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, I run a repair shop and I've tried a bunch of solutions... including clonezilla,but myrescue worked out the best for me.
[14:07] <oCean_> Pudgy: ah, I though the problem was installing the thing. Not sure how to make it play music..
[14:07] <LjL> Yuki: of downloading, yes (although i don't know how, i just know it can be done safely), of installing, *no*
[14:07] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, though I'm always willing to learn something new :)
[14:07] <Adamantus10> Ubuntu keeps opening random folders. Just now the software center loaded itself..
[14:07] <azolap> oh ok i see
[14:08] <wieshka> Vilemaxim: in my case i use clonezilla for daily use - i have a good number of technicaly identical computers and i am setting on them OS with clonezilla
[14:09] <Pudgy> oCean_: Hmmm... the strange thing is that it doesn't produce sound, just out of the box. I'd hoped that someone would notice that... and preferrably fix it ;) Have you got any idea where I should report this?
[14:10] <hemza> i download  KDE desktop , it ask me to choose GDM or KDM display manager
[14:10] <wieshka> Pudgy: what is your problem with sound ?
[14:10] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, yeah... clonezilla seems cool. I'm been waiting to play with it a little more for the your kinds situation.
[14:10] <oCean_> Pudgy: I'm not sure of it's usage, so maybe you have to press a key to make it play. Have you read the manual page? Not sure where you could ask though
[14:11] <wieshka> Vilemaxim: the best solution - set up clonezilla server :)
[14:11] <ipingnazi_> haloo
[14:11] <InvaderZim> hemza: you choose
[14:11] <InvaderZim> hemza: you can always change it later
[14:11] <oCean_> Pudgy: you've been on http://herrie.info/? There's also mentioning of irc channel
[14:11] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, what's your take on automated installs plus puppet, vs drive images
[14:11] <InvaderZim> hemza: its actually asking for the LOGIN manager... its just a different graphical interface
[14:12] <InvaderZim> hemza: if you want a new experience try kdm
[14:12] <Pudgy> wieshka: My sound is working fine. Out-of-the-box ubuntu 10.4, "sudo aptitude install herrie" installs fine, but doesn't produce sound. I've read man-pages to use herrie, that's not the problem. It just fails to produce sound ;)
[14:12] <Pudgy> oCean_: Ah, I've been there, must have missed the irc chan. Thanks.
[14:14] <wieshka> Vilemaxim: for my situation the ebst choise is clonezilla
[14:14] <wieshka> and the clone -image
[14:14] <wieshka> has autoinstall/configure script inside writen on bash what runs on first boot after clone :)
[14:14] <hemza> InvaderZim : TNX
[14:14] <wieshka> thats my solution
[14:14] <wieshka> :)
[14:14] <itheos> hi
[14:15] <InvaderZim> hemza: you can revert back by running the command dpkg-reconfigure kdm (or gdm)
[14:15] <wieshka> and all dependencies are overwritten with data what device needs. I use HDD ID as device uniq ID :)
[14:15] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, I've been trying to work out... What do you do to maintain apps?
[14:15] <itheos> when i log in to ubuntu, i get an error "Could not update file /var/lib/gdm/ICEauthority" i changed some permissions i think so this has occured. how to solve it?
[14:15] <wieshka> and by this ID it asks to server what to configure and how
[14:15] <Yuki> is there a way i can stop ubuntu software centre in the middle of downloading a package AND getting it to not install it (the package being downloaded)?
[14:16] <jrib> itheos: you should tell the channel exactly what permissions you changed
[14:16] <gonzzor> I've just upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04 but I'm unable to install nvidia binary drivers. I've installed nvidia-current and it fails to build the dkms module since it can't find the package source. What is going on here?
[14:16] <wieshka> Vilemaxim: i have my own repo, becaouse, basicly main functionality for computer is based on self writen software/scripts
[14:17] <wieshka> iw rite scripts/ other developers software :)
[14:17] <ross> hello
[14:17] <itheos> jrib and the channel, i did "chown -R user:user /" and "chmod -R a+rwxXst /" to the best of my knowledge
[14:17] <wieshka> it is advanced use of Ubuntu :)
[14:17] <jrib> itheos: reinstall
[14:17] <itheos> :(
[14:17] <Guest20334> what is the command to exit out of desktop environment so that you can log in a different desktop environment
[14:17] <itheos> jrib, why so?
[14:17] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, mix os environment or all linux?
[14:18] <Guest20334> what is the command to exit out of desktop environment so that you can log in a different desktop environment
[14:18] <hemza> when i had installed ubuntu , i downloaded new themes but i failes to istall theme ....
[14:18] <jrib> itheos: because you basically broke the permissions on every file in your system.  (don't do that when you reinstall)  Why did you decide to do that?
[14:18] <jrib> Guest20334: just click the log out button in your panel
[14:18] <wieshka> Vilemaxim: all is linux
[14:18] <itheos> jrib, i didnt know it would do this. cant i get the list of original permissions? or someway to undo it?
[14:18] <hemza> those theme was GDM-NAME .... are they have ralation with gdm display manager
[14:18] <Guest20334> jrib: i would have done that if I could
[14:19] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, want to trade jobs :)
[14:19] <jrib> itheos: reinstall is the easiest way
[14:19] <jrib> Guest20334: why can't you?
[14:19] <Guest20334> jrib: i am stuck in a desktop environment that doesn't work
[14:19] <jrib> Guest20334: what desktop environment?
[14:19] <Guest20334> jrib: KDE
[14:19] <gonzzor> What does 185 mean in nvidia--185-kernel-source?
[14:19] <Guest20334> jrib: i want to exit out but there is no option
[14:19] <jrib> Guest20334: try #kubuntu
[14:19] <Guest20334> jrib: tell me the command to get out
[14:20] <jrib> Guest20334: I don't know it for kde
[14:20] <Guest20334> jrib: me neither that is why someone must help!!
[14:20] <slimjimflim> LjL: well i got it but it came out all screwed up
[14:20] <wieshka> Vilemaxim: now i am already 4 days working on one problem
[14:20] <jrib> Guest20334: you could just ctrl-alt-f1 and kill your user, but #kubuntu may know a more elegant way
[14:20] <slimjimflim> the ocr
[14:20] <wieshka> nobody can help me :)
[14:20] <demifuror> hey guys, ive downloaded an iso file. i was hoping i could mount the iso and it would run automatically, as if it were a physical cd
[14:20] <demifuror> the thing is, the launch program is an exe, and if i mount the iso, and try to run it in wine, it eventually crashes. is there anyway i can make it run without needing wine?
[14:20] <Guest20334> jrib: what is the command for killing the user?
[14:21] <wieshka> i have problem with wireless connection in CLI with wpa_supplicant
[14:21] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, what's your problem?
[14:21] <wieshka> basicly i can connect only non-encrypted network
[14:21] <Adamantus10> demifuror: I tried the mounting option and ended up just burning it to disc because of an error.
[14:21] <jrib> Guest20334: you may use some incantation of pkill for example
[14:21] <LjL> slimjimflim, try another. anyway OCR software on linux is generally not very good :( don't expect fine results
[14:21] <hemza> wieshka : about what?
[14:21] <slimjimflim> crap
[14:22] <Guest20334> jrib: tell me the command!!
[14:22] <Guest20334> jrib: ??
[14:22] <slimjimflim> LjL: what os is better?
[14:22] <wieshka> ok now i runned a deamon script, what checks, if there is no internet connection other, then it tries to find non encrypted network and connects to it
[14:22] <wieshka> but problems are with encrypted networks
[14:22] <wieshka> now i am trying to turnoff hw encryption
[14:22] <LjL> slimjimflim: what?
[14:22] <hemza> i will restart my pc ... to try KDE
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> demifuror:  i tend to copy all teh binaries from a a cd to  (for example )  the .wine/drive_C/GameInstall dir.   then  run the installer from there.
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> demifuror:  some games are ok with it. some are not.
[14:23] <Guest20334> what is the command to exit out of desktop environment so that you can log in a different desktop environment
[14:23] <Vilemaxim> wieshka, yeah, I got nothing.
[14:23] <slimjimflim> LjL: you said ocr software on linux is generally not very good...is there another os that has better software?
[14:23] <demifuror> its not a game though, its justa  tutorial dvd
[14:23] <LjL> slimjimflim: yes, windows.
[14:23] <demifuror> i would have thought wine cold handle it
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> demifuror:  it whould work then i imagine
[14:23] <slimjimflim> LjL: know of any good software for windows to do it?
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> demifuror:  unless its badly written program
[14:23] <wieshka> how can i give modparams to modprobe ?
[14:23]  * slimjimflim has wine
[14:24] <LjL> slimjimflim: yes, but they are not free
[14:24] <slimjimflim> i'm willing to pay
[14:24] <wieshka> man helped :)
[14:24] <slimjimflim> LjL: this is for a very important matter of law
[14:25] <LjL> slimjimflim: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OCR_Software i think i've used Abbyy and found it good
[14:25] <slimjimflim> k ty
[14:25] <wieshka> LjL: Abby is good, but not open source
[14:25] <LjL> slimjimflim: actually it's even also available for linux according to WP
[14:25] <jrib> Guest20334: I suggested you try #kubuntu, did they know a better way?
[14:25] <LjL> wieshka: [15:24:00] <LjL> slimjimflim: yes, but they are not free
[14:25] <itheos> ok so is there any way to reinstall my system and keep the settings and installed programs from the old install?
[14:26] <Guest20334> jrib: ok how about this tell me the command to restart the damn system
[14:26] <demifuror> is there a coimmand to type in terminal that opens the current directory in a file browser window?
[14:26] <Guest20334> jrib: nevermind
[14:26] <Dr_Willis> itheos:  user settings are in their Home dir. You can backup that.  as for installed apps. You can generate a list of theose and reinstall them
[14:26] <schultza> I'm trying to get a USB to Cisco console working. What is the program I need to be using?
[14:26] <LjL> !info cuneiform | slimjimflim, oh, there's also this one in ubuntu, it's new and i haven't tried it, but it seems interesting according to wikipedia
[14:26] <wieshka> Lj slimjimflim i have worked with OCR software solutions what cost hundreds of thousands - they all are based on ABBYY reader
[14:26] <wieshka> what makes me to think that abbyy is the best :)
[14:27] <schultza> !console
[14:27] <jrib> demifuror: nautilus PATH
[14:27] <demifuror> cheers! :D
[14:27] <jrib> demifuror: so... « nautilus . »
[14:27] <itheos> Guest20334, alt+sys req+reisub if its hung. its for a safe restart after the pc has hung. consult others before doing that.
[14:27] <Twain_32> hello everyone ;)
[14:28] <Twain_32> can some body help me ? :) im new on linux :) just today installed :)
[14:28] <Twain_32> how can i install softwares :)
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> !manual | Twain_32
[14:28] <Twain_32> !manual
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> 'read' what the bot said.. :)
[14:28] <jrib> Guest20334: if you have a shell, then your best bet is to find the equivalent of gnome-session-save on kde (ask #kubuntu), if you just want to reboot « sudo reboot ».  If both of those fail, what itheos said
[14:28] <dbr> I have an issue with my terminal echo. It will lock up for about 1s every 5s or so. This happens no matter if I'm logged in via TTY console, xfce-terminal or ssh. It will still accept input, but output just locks up, so I can't see what I type until it unfreezes. It's extremely annoying. Any idea of what may cause this?
[14:28] <Twain_32> :D:D:D sure
[14:28] <Twain_32> thanks
[14:28] <itheos> Twain_32, welcome to the linux world :)
[14:29] <Twain_32> Thanks Itheos :)
[14:29] <Adamantus10> On this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/advanced-topics/C/index.html Does the "About users and group" link work for you? If not I'll report it.
[14:29] <wieshka> dbr:  it is over ssh or local ?
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> Twain_32:  the 'ubuntu software center'  is rather steraight forwared. unless theres somthing specific you are wanting to install ?
[14:29] <itheos> Dr_Willis, anyways to restore the permissions? :D
[14:29] <Dr_Willis> itheos:  what permissions?
[14:30] <dbr> wieshka ssh or local doesn't matter
[14:30] <dbr> it's also with zsh or bash
[14:30] <mawst> Is there something "kess stable" about 64 bit ubuntu?
[14:30] <mawst> less*
[14:30] <raven24> I have a weird problem with an aiptek drawing pad. when i "click" (touch the surface) afterwards the cursor is only moveable while holding down the pen, i have to move it away and back again to get it working properly. similar to this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-aiptek/+bug/321687, but wacom driver
[14:30] <itheos> Dr_Willis, i get "Could not update file /var/lib/gdm/ICEauthority" when i start my system
[14:30] <wieshka> dbr:  if the problem with locking stdout or input are over ssh it might me a iinternet connection :) if it is local, i dont now - i have this problems only if my CPU is running 100% :)
[14:30] <e66> how do I create ssh tunnel in my ubuntu box?
[14:31] <e66> I have a vps
[14:31] <wieshka> e66:  you mean tunnel over ssh ?
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> itheos:  weird. itheos  that directory is totally empty here.
[14:31] <wieshka> or just ssh connection ?
[14:31] <Dr_Willis> itheos:  oh wait. i have a .ICEauthority :) ya forgot the .
[14:31] <itheos> Dr_Willis, it has hidden files. ctrl+h will show them
[14:31] <itheos> :/
[14:31] <danutz> can someone help me configuring a dns server(guide me) I already tried alot of tutorials but I still haven`t done what I want....can someone help me please?
[14:32] <e66> wieshka: yes,
[14:32] <llutz> e66: http://bodhizazen.net/Tutorials/VPN-Over-SSH/
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> itheos:  its owned by GDM here. -rw-------  1 gdm  gdm  25144 2010-05-29 09:57 .ICEauthority
[14:32] <e66> llutz: thnks, lets see.
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> danutz:  one has to ask. why do you need a DNS server?
[14:32] <itheos> Dr_Willis, thanks. i will try that.
[14:32] <wieshka> llutz: e66 i prefer VPN :) not tunnel over ssh :)
[14:32] <Dr_Willis> danutz:  well i mean. why do you need to run your own? :)
[14:33] <llutz> wieshka: do whatever you like
[14:33] <itheos> jrib, thanks you too :)
[14:33] <danutz> I want to learn more about this..nothing special..I just want to know..and I think is a good reason for me:)
[14:33] <siriusnova> anyone try a bluetooth keyboard
[14:33] <siriusnova> do they work well?
[14:33] <e66> wieshka: I want to make a tunnel so that I can test my facebook apps (not browsing). facebook is banned here.
[14:33] <Dr_Willis> danutz:  theres a few books out on running BIND i recall seeing downloadable/html/pdf versions. You may want to check out
[14:33] <e66> wieshka: do you think its possible by vpn.
[14:34] <jrib> itheos: you messed up more files, you need to reinstall
[14:34] <wieshka> e66: it is possible if also VPN isnt blocked :)
[14:34] <danutz> willis I already tried the guide that is on ubuntu.com and other tutorials but I don`t know why isn`t working..that`s why I need help...
[14:34] <e66> wieshka: how come vpn blocked? is it about port?"
[14:35] <itheos> jrib, ok thanks but isnt there any way so that i can retain the softwares installed and the settings. settings wil be from the user dir. what about the programs? make a script and reinstall?
[14:35] <wieshka> e66: if you sys admins who blocked the facebook, have average router - they can block any data if they want :)
[14:35] <sllide> how do i move the close button and stuff to the right again?
[14:35] <Dr_Willis> danutz:  all i know on running dns/bind i learned from a book i skimmed/read about 4 yrs ago.. i dont run the service
[14:35] <jrib> !clone
[14:36] <jrib> itheos: see above
[14:36] <danutz> ok
[14:36] <Dr_Willis> !resetpanel | sllide
[14:36] <wieshka> if i remeber correctly also WRT54GL linksys router what is very popular, also have a feature to block vpn connection truth the AP
[14:36] <jrib> !controls | sllide
[14:36] <Dr_Willis> !manual | sllide
[14:36] <e66> wieshka: no no. they just blocked facebook.com. https works
[14:36] <jrib> that's enough reading for sllide for the whole weekend :)
[14:36] <itheos> wow
[14:36] <e66> wieshka: I can browser facebook.
[14:37] <azolap> Vilemaxim, i have downloaded myrescue and have got an external usb hdd plugged in ready for the image file.. how do i get myrescue to make the image of my windows partition and copy it to the external hdd? also do i need to format the external hd first?
[14:37] <itheos> jrib, thanks man :)
[14:37] <e66> But my apps dont work, as they tend to work with http and facebook.com
[14:37] <wieshka> e66:  hehe - i supouse they blocked facebook DNS name
[14:37] <jrib> itheos: you know that when you need access to a file your user isn't the owner of you just use sudo from now on?
[14:37] <wieshka> try facebook IP adress
[14:37] <sllide> thanks ya all
[14:37] <wieshka> and add it to your /etc/hosts
[14:38] <wieshka> and everything will work :)
[14:38] <sllide> but i like only needed resetpanel
[14:38] <sllide> hehe
[14:38] <e66> wieshka: yeah. only dns.
[14:38] <wieshka> then get facebook IP adress
[14:38] <Twain_32> mmm guys! i have rad a tutorial about command line but something i can't understand
[14:38] <jrib> sllide: didn't you want !controls?
[14:38] <itheos> jrib, i am root now. i have logged in as root. i wont have problems doing it, will i?
[14:38] <wieshka> and use it :)
[14:38] <Twain_32> how to work with command "CD"
[14:38] <LjL> e66: try 213.140.0.46
[14:38] <gorski> anyone maybe know how ~$ sensors show 30 C lower temperature of the cpu?
[14:38] <sllide> maybe i wanted it
[14:38] <sllide> but resetpanel works :3
[14:38] <zl> ////////////
[14:38] <jrib> itheos: yeah, that's fine
[14:38] <gorski> gorski@mashina:~$ sensors
[14:38] <gorski> acpitz-virtual-0
[14:38] <gorski> Adapter: Virtual device
[14:38] <gorski> temp1:       +21.8°C  (crit = +100.0°C)
[14:39] <FloodBot3> gorski: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:39] <e66> LjL:  is it transparent proxy??
[14:39] <LjL> e66: no, it is the IP of facebook
[14:39] <llutz> Twain_32: "cd" lowercase, read " help cd"
[14:39] <wieshka> and for your apps, write ip address what work for you to /etc/hosts as facebook.com (maybe subdomain needed for apps) - and your apps also will work with out DNS name :)
[14:39] <jrib> !cli > Twain_32
[14:39] <itheos> jrib, thanks :)
[14:40] <e66> LjL: I can broswe, But the problem is the facebook dev sdk lib. they load code from facebook site they are hardcoded facebook.com. If there was a single lib, I couldn't have changed it.
[14:40] <Dr_Willis> gorski:  sensors are often off a lot. depending
[14:40] <Assid> hey
[14:41] <db_loco> Brand new ubuntu user with no programming experience.  I managed to work out that my pc video camera is a 'Microdia PC Camera (SN9C110)' using lsusb, but have been trying to get a driver and I am very lost. Found out that kernel migth have it, but then advised (by the website) not to load kernel if I am new to Linux.  could anyone help me find the right source for this camera drive?
[14:41] <LjL> e66, just do what wieshka is telling you, add that IP to /etc/host with the name 'facebook.com'.
[14:41] <e66> LjL:  Yah, I am just doint thig
[14:41] <gorski> Dr_Willis, how's that, hddtemp showing ok value, but cpu not even clese
[14:41] <e66> I have tons of IP written there
[14:41] <Assid> is there a way to make ubuntu software center do multiple downloads
[14:41] <Assid> 1 at a time is just too slow
[14:41] <wieshka> e66: then add what you need :)
[14:42] <LjL> Assid: i don't think so.
[14:42] <Dr_Willis> gorski:  theres some settings/calbration files you can tweak dependign on the chipsetsd.
[14:42] <LjL> Assid: also, change your mirror if the one you're using is slow.
[14:42] <Dr_Willis> gorski:  small differances in the bios/chipsets that are not updated in the progrms wuld be my guess
[14:42] <Assid> LjL: actually my isp just goes quicker if i use multiple downloads
[14:42] <Dr_Willis> brb
[14:43] <gorski> ok, tnx
[14:43] <e66> LjL:  NO its not working. They have learnt a lot about blocking.
[14:43] <silverraindog> db_loco: hows about http://groups.google.com/group/microdia/browse_thread/thread/cbc607753fc4f3c2
[14:43] <azolap> Vilemaxim are you there?
[14:43] <e66> I can ping 213.140.0.46 but I can not access the site!!
[14:44] <db_loco> silverraindog thanks will look at it now
[14:44] <Assid> is there a way to set empathy to close the window on escape?
[14:45] <wieshka> Assid: hmmmm you can try to set keyboard shortcut for minimize
[14:46] <Assid> i dont see that option
[14:46] <wieshka> e66: it depends from your location
[14:47] <Assid> bah the fonts are a bit strange on the browser.. is it me or is it missing something
[14:47] <wieshka> for example for me facebook.com is http://69.63.189.16/
[14:47] <wieshka> Assid:  yeah, they are :)
[14:47] <genti> omg
[14:47] <Assid> i wanna get back to normal browser fonts
[14:47] <genti> my muse is driving me crazy
[14:47] <genti> mouse in ubuntu
[14:47] <genti> right click is turned into scale
[14:47] <itheos> jrib, if i am root then will i get packages installed for root only or all the packages for all the users?
[14:47] <wieshka> Assid: i better like ubuntu fonts then windows :)
[14:48] <Twain_32> guys
[14:48] <Twain_32> when im trying to use apt-get install command i got this!
[14:48] <genti> middle click into move
[14:48] <Twain_32> twain_32@Twain:~$ apt-get install
[14:48] <Twain_32> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13: Permission denied)
[14:48] <Twain_32> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[14:48] <jrib> itheos: packages are installed on the system, not for each user
[14:48] <FloodBot3> Twain_32: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:48] <wieshka> itheos: without root permission you cant install software
[14:48] <Assid> wieshka: yeah but try searching in google.. looks bad
[14:48] <LjL> !sudo > Twain_32    (Twain_32, see the private message from ubottu)
[14:48] <Twain_32> twain_32@Twain:~$ apt-get install
[14:48] <Twain_32> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13: Permission denied)
[14:48] <Twain_32> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[14:48] <itheos> jrib, wieshka thanks :)
[14:48] <Assid> also the window for new chat clients dont open up when i click on the bubble on empathy
[14:48] <Twain_32> !sudo
[14:48] <itheos> Twain_32, you need sudo apt-get install
[14:49] <actionParsnip> yo yo yo
[14:49] <Twain_32> but when im typing sudo it asks password and i trying to type pass but i can't write anything there
[14:49] <Method_man_> mo mo mo
[14:50] <actionParsnip> Twain_32: thats normal, it hides the length
[14:50] <wieshka> Twain_32: it is not showing when you are typing
[14:50] <wieshka> just type and press enter
[14:50] <actionParsnip> Twain_32: just type as if it is being shown, it will work
[14:50] <wieshka> to confirm
[14:50] <Guest99918> anyone can help me on how to compress .pak file on ubuntu 10.04?
[14:50] <Twain_32> mmmm ok ;) sec ill try
[14:50] <actionParsnip> Guest99918: use zip or bzip , you can also compress from nautilus
[14:51] <actionParsnip> diey0sa: use zip or bzip , you can also compress from nautilus
[14:51] <diey0sa> cant..it PAK file from my game..it is not zip file even i change it extension to .ZIP, it not work
[14:52] <LjL> diey0sa: then maybe you want to *de*compress it?
[14:52] <actionParsnip> diey0sa: if its a compressed file already, you won't get it much smaller by compressing
[14:52] <actionParsnip> LjL: ;)
[14:52] <LjL> diey0sa: try typing "file filename.pak" to find out what type it actually is
[14:52] <itheos> !automate
[14:52] <Twain_32> guys root@Twain:/home/twain_32# that means i have logged?
[14:52] <diey0sa> data1.pak
[14:53] <alpaka> How do I list all the packages installed on my machine?
[14:53] <actionParsnip> Twain_32: why are you root if you are using  files in your users home?
[14:53] <itheos> Twain_32, that means you are root :) good for you
[14:53] <Assid> for some weird reason i cant get gwibber to launch
[14:53] <diey0sa> i already can extract it by using pak ripper but now i need to compress it back to .PAK
[14:53] <Assid> i just loaded up this puppy
[14:53] <soreau> alpaka: dpkg -l
[14:53] <w83> hi all
[14:53] <soreau> alpaka: dpkg -l|grep ii
[14:53] <actionParsnip> Assid: launch it from terminal, see what is output in the terminal
[14:53] <alpaka> soreau: thank you
[14:53] <Twain_32> itheosi logged yes?
[14:54] <itheos> Twain_32, you can install the software you were trying to
[14:54] <Assid> http://assid.pastebin.com/93WE58uG
[14:54] <w83> can sm tell me why setting the GTK2_RC_FILES=.. gedit won't work ?
[14:55] <w83> ubuntu 10.04
[14:55] <actionParsnip> Assid: try reinstalling the app, if its still bad then you most likely have a bug
[14:55] <Assid> btw.. firefox on x64 is firefox 32bit or 64bit?
[14:55] <actionParsnip> Assid: 64bit
[14:55] <actionParsnip> Assid: you can run 32bit firefox if you like
[14:56] <diey0sa> pak ripper on work in windows..im using windows now.i also not know what software can compress file to .PAK
[14:56] <Assid> nah id rather use 64bit since flash and everything have already come to it
[14:56] <Assid> one of the reasons i prefered to move to linux
[14:56] <Assid> once again
[14:56] <actionParsnip> Assid: you can use 64bit flash if you like
[14:57] <Assid> actionParsnip: yes i have it being installed from the software center
[14:57] <actionParsnip> Assid: flashplugin-installer uses nspluginwrapper + 32bit flash
[14:57] <kjele> Assid: flash is 32 unless you make some tweaks
[14:57] <IMTheNachoMan> how can i find all the used ports ?
[14:57] <Assid> i thought adobe released 64bit already
[14:57] <actionParsnip> Assid: true 64bit flash comes from a separate repo
[14:57] <linux_is_my_hero> i need ocr software for ubuntu, anyone know of anything?
[14:57] <Assid> actionParsnip: and how do i get that
[14:58] <actionParsnip> Assid: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash    remove the flash you have and use the 64bit flash guide there, runs cleaner on 64bit systems
[14:58] <hemza> i come back
[14:58] <doolph> what do you recommend to manage the server webmin or ebox... or anything else?
[14:59] <wieshka> doolph: i recommend ssh :)
[14:59] <Furuno> doolph, I prefer webmin...
[14:59] <linux_is_my_hero> does anyone know, is there a pdf maker for ubuntu?
[14:59] <wieshka> linux_is_my_hero: you can use openoffice
[14:59] <w83> can sm tell me why setting the GTK2_RC_FILES=.. gedit won't work for me in ubuntu 10.04 ??
[14:59] <wieshka> i use openoffice to convert ppt to pdf
[15:00] <wieshka> and then pdf to images
[15:00] <wieshka> ppt -> jpg convertor script :)
[15:00] <doolph> did I got kicked?
[15:00] <PrototypeX29A> doolph: no
[15:00] <LjL> doolph: no, you left.
[15:00] <wieshka> no you just left
[15:01] <doolph> I was trying to type then suddenly the screen closed
[15:01] <doolph> lol
[15:01] <Assid> theres gotta be a way to make software center do multi[ple things.. this is just too slow
[15:01] <kjele> Assid: It is faster really
[15:01] <Assid> ive lost an entire day running after installling/removing stuff and losing data
[15:01] <actionParsnip> Assid: use cli, its a lot slicker
[15:02] <doolph> anyone had played with samba to play with winxp, vista, 7 and mac all together in a domain?
[15:02] <Assid> need speed not slick :P
[15:02] <Assid> i wanna be able to install/remove things multiple apps at a time
[15:02] <actionParsnip> Assid: you can define multiple packages to uninstall or remove at the same time
[15:02] <wieshka> assid it mainly depends on internet connection speed
[15:02] <Assid> actionParsnip: still have to wait for my previous actions to finish
[15:02] <wieshka> assid use apt-get remove package1 package2
[15:03] <dcesiel> Hey guys I'm having an issue with my nvidia driver and I'm having to restort to low graphics mode.  I'm not really sure how to fix it...
[15:03] <actionParsnip> Assid: you can use: sudo apt-get install package1 package2 package3 package4    to install them all in one command
[15:03] <kjele> Assid: The find your apps, remove find the other while the old one and remove etc
[15:03] <wieshka> ok looks like i am going back to my own probles with ubuntu :)
[15:04] <hemza> i have removed task manager in KDE desktop ... how to restart it
[15:04] <Assid> http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/2330/screenshotubuntusoftwar.png -- here as you can see i have to wait for it in the ORDER the commands are given
[15:04] <Assid> so even a remove has to wait for the previous ones to go through
[15:04] <w83> hi all, can sm give me a hint why setting the GTK2_RC_FILES=... gedit might not work in ubuntu 10.04 ?
[15:04] <doolph> dcesiel I think ubuntu 10.04 comes with default drivers
[15:05] <kjele> w83: the env?
[15:05] <Assid> i cant even watch some stuff cause i dont have the restricted codecs
[15:05] <doolph> install it then
[15:06] <dcesiel> doolph I was using whatever 10.04 suggested when I installed it
[15:07] <mhall119> I'm about to upgrade to 10.04, and I'm debating whether to go with amd64 or i386
[15:07] <w83> kjele, I just want to set a pref for gedit not all the stuff
[15:07] <Assid> waiting for quese to finish
[15:07] <mhall119> I do a lot of Java and other software development, run Eclipse all the time
[15:07] <doolph> mhall119 amd64 is stable
[15:07] <mhall119> what's the state of 64bit compatibility in Ubuntu?
[15:07] <mhall119> how about sun-java?
[15:07] <mhall119> is that 64bit compatible?
[15:07] <dcesiel> I installed updates a week or two ago and just restarted my computer for the first time in a while yesterday and thats when I started having this issue...
[15:08] <doolph> I dont think you get any troubles with it
[15:08] <kjele> w83: You mean appearance?
[15:08] <mhall119> how about drivers?
[15:08] <mhall119> I have a broadcom wifi that uses a binary blob
[15:08] <mhall119> is that okay in amd64?
[15:08] <doolph> yes
[15:08] <w83> yeah, I just want to set a different gtk theme for a certain apps
[15:08] <doolph> I have broadcom also
[15:08] <mhall119> cool, I'll take the plunge then
[15:09] <actionParsnip> !broadcom | doolph
[15:10] <nugz_> hello, is there anyway to jailbreak an ipod touch with ubuntu threw terminal?
[15:10] <actionParsnip> mhall119: you can install sun java from the repos, sun also have a 64bit java on their servers in binary format you canuse if it performs badly
[15:10] <doolph> wow actionParsnip thanks
[15:10] <Assid> anyones elses gwibber working on amd64
[15:10] <doolph> lol
[15:11] <doolph> dcesiel hey check this may help you http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Lucid#Install_Latest_Nvidia.2FATI_drivers
[15:11] <nugz_> hello, is there anyway to jailbreak an ipod touch with ubuntu threw terminal?
[15:11] <zeitsofa> hello. i'm searching for a solution to have a xdmcp-chooser in gdm (ubuntu 9.10). on the older ubuntu 9.04 there was enabeld, but in 9.10 it isn't. any ideas?
[15:13] <Assid> thats weird
[15:13] <Assid> i cant see my 1TB drive
[15:13] <Assid> its a dynamic drive i can see on windows but not on linux
[15:13] <mhall119> burning the iso now
[15:14] <|E|Yoshi> Hello, I'm new on Linux. My microphone is not working, can someone help?
[15:14] <kjele> w83: Can't you find any skins for gedit you need? Since the status bar I do not think you can edit unless you have client side decoration
[15:15] <ubulucid> Can EeePC 1201N run Ubuntu/Linux?
[15:15] <nody> MPlayer SVN-r1.0~rc3+svn20090426-4.4.3 (C) 2000-2009 MPlayer Team
[15:15] <nody> is this the latest mplayer ?
[15:15] <w83> ahh, ok I basically wanted to that for pidgin :(
[15:15] <|E|Yoshi> I'm using xubuntu 10.4, no idea why it isnt working
[15:15] <w83> and chaning the gtk-theme allowing to set a nice conversation view
[15:15] <Assid> okay my dock to load external drives isnt working right
[15:15] <ubulucid> Hello! Can ASUS EeePC 1201N run Ubuntu/Linux?
[15:16] <doolph> ubulucid of course
[15:16] <kjele> w83: http://live.gnome.org/GTK+/ClientSideDecorations
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> ubulucid:  most pc's can :)
[15:17] <nody> Index of /nilarimogard/webupd8/ubuntu/dists/lucid
[15:17] <nody> what is this?? mplayer=?? i forgot
[15:17] <actionParsnip> ubulucid: sure, i  recommend the netbook remix
[15:17] <doolph> netbook remix sucks
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> nody:  thats an unofficial PPS  that includes a lot of things mentioned on the webupd8 web site
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> oops unofficial PPA :)
[15:17] <actionParsnip> doolph: on smaller screens its great
[15:18] <Fudge> there is another fork of netbook remix too
[15:18] <nody> Dr_Willis: and it's got svn mplayer ?
[15:18] <compengi> ubulucid, Using username "ki27ovoc".
[15:18] <compengi> Using keyboard-interactive authentication.
[15:18] <compengi> Password:
[15:18] <compengi> oops
[15:18] <Agent_Smith> anyonw knows if I can remove these packages 'linux-image-generic' and 'linux-headers-generic' since I have the specic versions packages?
[15:18] <azolap> what does it mean if sudo fdisk -l doesn't give me any output when running the command having booted from a livecd?
[15:18] <doolph> I tried it and made my computer looks like a toy
[15:18] <compengi> ubulucid, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC
[15:18] <Agent_Smith> I could see there's nothing into them using dpkg -I
[15:18] <ubulucid> doolph:Dr_Willis: Thank you....well i am searching for a notebook which can reun ubuntu desktop...like ASUS 101S
[15:18] <Agent_Smith> ops
[15:18] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: you need those afaik, the linux-images you have will depend on it AFAIK
[15:18] <Agent_Smith> dpkg -L
[15:19] <Elfish> is anyone running wubi under windows 7?
[15:19] <actionParsnip> azolap: it means that there are no disks in the system
[15:19] <actionParsnip> azolap: or a connection is loose
[15:19] <azolap> argh :/
[15:19] <azolap> ok thanks
[15:20] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: the version for these packages is older than the kernel that I'm using right know
[15:20] <w83> kjele, is it still in dev phase ?
[15:20] <actionParsnip> azolap: or the controller has died, or the disk IDE has failed
[15:20] <mete> Hello anyone
[15:20] <ubulucid> Any notebook which can run ubuntu desktop...like ASUS 101S
[15:20] <mete> new ubuntu mirror: http://www.worldhack.org/
[15:20] <mete> very fast!
[15:20] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: you can remove the old linux-images with version numbers to free up space but you must keep linux-image-generic
[15:20] <Assid> wow esata going slow on ubuntu
[15:20] <Assid> i have it on ahci correctly
[15:21] <kjele> w83: The next Ubuntu release is suppose to have it. Currently the one you find in dev version of Ubuntu is breaking a lot of stuff.
[15:21] <Twain_32> itheos are u here?
[15:22] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: ok
[15:22] <Twain_32> Guys i got this error! help me please
[15:22] <Twain_32> he panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_TSClientApplet".
[15:22] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: take a look http://pastebin.com/T1qFmvhn
[15:22] <Twain_32> The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_TSClientApplet".
[15:22] <Wilthril> hi guys
[15:22] <Twain_32> delete or no?
[15:22] <doolph> hi
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> Twain_32:  may as well delete it - and see what it controls :)
[15:22] <Wilthril> anyone knows how to change the system sounds? (like the login sound)
[15:22] <Twain_32> thanks
[15:22] <Wilthril> i'd like to put my own custom login sound instead thanks
[15:22] <w83> ok, thx for the response I really appreciate it :)
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> Wilthril:  one way. find the sound, replace it with a different one.
[15:23]  * Dr_Willis turns off the login sound.
[15:23] <Wilthril> that's kinda dirty no? :p
[15:23] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: what is the output of:   dpkg -l | grep linux-image
[15:23] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: it seems that synaptic has some problems
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> Wilthril:  as far as i know theres no gui tools to configure the sound themes
[15:24] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: ok, whats the output of: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get --reinstall install gedit
[15:24] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: can I paste 4 lines here?
[15:24] <doolph> Wilthril system preference sounds
[15:24] <azolap> actionParsnip .. i had a dual boot windows7/ubuntu set up on my laptop but i damaged the hard disk which meanti couldn't boot either windows or linux. (it would just stall at the loading screen) just now i booted the livecd and ran e2fsck , and when i restarted it says "Operating system not found" .. i don't even get the grub bootloader any more! do you know what might have gone wrong? :(
[15:24] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: pastebin dude
[15:24] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: ok
[15:24] <Wilthril> doolph: nope i didn't find in preferences sound
[15:24] <Wilthril> doolph: i want to put my custom sounds (ie I choose which file to play)
[15:24] <actionParsnip> azolap: i'd grab the ultimate boot cd and test the drive using the manufacturer's tool
[15:24] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: take a look on the versions http://pastebin.com/if95iFjZ
[15:25] <root> hi
[15:25] <dcesiel> Also is there a way to transfer rhythmbox settings, like song plays and ratings?
[15:25] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: 2.6.32.22.23 is not the last one
[15:25] <azolap> hm i have windows 7 home premium upgrade disc which is the only win7 disc i received.. will that do?
[15:25] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: ok if you run: uname -a    and are running 2.6.32-22   then you can run: sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-image-2.6.32-21-generic; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[15:25] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: 2.6.32-22.33 is the last one
[15:26] <actionParsnip> !info linux-image lucid
[15:26] <Assid> man i got soooo many thing to install
[15:26] <Assid> its just insane
[15:26] <Guest26563> hi guys i need help with a distribution BackTrack 4 pre final i have a netbook and i cant configure the resoltution video ... 1024x600 ...
[15:26] <Assid> xbmc yadda yadda
[15:26] <Guest26563> can help me ? please
[15:26] <actionParsnip> !backtrack | Guest26563
[15:27] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: I would like to leave only the last two versions of lucid kernels
[15:27] <doolph> Wilthril it should be there
[15:27] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: then you have that, you have 2 kernels. There are only the 2 kernels output in the text you pastebinned
[15:28] <azolap> actionParsnip i put in the win7 upgrade disc to try boot from it and it says "SMART Failure Predicted on Hard Disk. Back up your data immediatly, a failure may be imminent"
[15:28] <|E|Yoshi> Hey, could you help me? I'm new on linux, I need my microphone to be working with Mumble (VoiP), but it doesnt work at all, it works fine on windows, but not on linux
[15:28] <Wilthril> doolph: i can't find where i can put my custom files really
[15:28] <actionParsnip> azolap: sounds like a dead HDD to me
[15:28] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: actually 3
[15:28] <|E|Yoshi> I tried to google it, but couldnt find
[15:28] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: line 4 is a metapackage and not a real kernel
[15:28] <Wilthril> it's like "defaut, barking, etc..." but i can't choose a file
[15:28] <azolap> actionParsnip well yes it's messed up.. but does this mean there is no way i can recover my windows 7 user files?? :(
[15:29] <actionParsnip> azolap: restore them from your backups
[15:29] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: ok ... but why I need to keep this metapackage is it's older than my packages?
[15:29] <drizzt_> i had installed pinot but it doesn't index anything, is that because I'm using Gnome?
[15:29] <arcade> So, I was going to upgrade from 9.10  -> 10.4, but the updater crashed before it managed to start, except that it managed to update the sources .. so kpackagekit is in a strange state.  How do I relaunch the upgrade process ?
[15:30] <azolap> actionParsnip i don't have any backups for half of them.. is there no way i can get them off the drive?
[15:30] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: its a harmless metapackage, its required during distribution upgrades as well as installing new kernels later
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> azolap:  try a live cd and see what you can rescue
[15:30] <arcade> update the sources as in /etc/apt/sources.list.  Nothing new installed.
[15:30] <actionParsnip> azolap: if the drive doesn't detect then its a dead duck dude
[15:30] <Phenyl> Hi.
[15:30] <arcade> So, how do I relaunch the updater?
[15:30] <nody> Dr_Willis: ah it' has gnome-mplayer
[15:30] <actionParsnip> azolap: you could try repeated boots until its nice
[15:30] <soreau> arcade: on the cli, use apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get dist-upgrade
[15:30] <azolap> oh dear :'(
[15:31] <Dr_Willis> azolap:  theres numerous 'hacks/tricks' that MIGHT restore a drive to functionality for a limited time...    :)
[15:31] <arcade> soreau: oh, that's okay then :P
[15:31] <actionParsnip> azolap: otherwise i'd say you were stumped and your poor backups have bitten you hard
[15:31] <Phenyl> I'm searching a soft like cheese but which handle sound.
[15:31] <sprung> I want to install tor but sudo apt-get install tor doesn't find it. is it under a different package name?
[15:31] <arcade> soreau: not dist-upgrade ?
[15:31] <doolph> Wilthril you have to copy sounds to /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/
[15:31] <azolap> yes
[15:31] <Dr_Willis> nody:  gnome-mplayer is the gui variant of mplayer yes,,
[15:31] <arcade> azolap: What kind of data do you need to rescjue?
[15:31] <drizzt_> does someone usin pinot?
[15:31] <theadmin> sprung: You have to add their repository
[15:31] <nody> Dr_Willis: yea and it lags mplayer doesnt
[15:31] <Dr_Willis> nody:  theres also smplayer and  just mplayer
[15:31] <nody> Dr_Willis: that lags too
[15:31] <itheos> how to mount my external disk? i am root and its not detecting it
[15:32] <nody> Dr_Willis: tnx for all your help i got this wokring now
[15:32] <Wilthril> doolph: thanks a lot that's what i was looking for
[15:32] <Wilthril> thanks again
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> nody:  i use vlc 99% of the time these days
[15:32] <sprung> theadmin, i tried doing that sudo deb http://deb.torproject.org/torproject.org ubuntu main
[15:32] <sprung> the it said i don't have deb installed
[15:32] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: "linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic >>> 2.6.32-22.33" and "linux-image-generic >>> 2.6.32.22.23"
[15:32] <azolap> Dr_Willis i was in the livecd environment just now.. i couldn't mount my windows partition (even though it appeared in filemanager) .. after running e2fsck on the linux partition it doesn't even detect the drive and i got this SMART failure prediction msg. arcade i want to retreive my windows7 user files
[15:32] <sprung> theadmin, it said i don't have deb installed
[15:32] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: the last one is .33 and not .23
[15:32] <arcade> itheos: ls -la /dev/sd? , 'df', see what's not mounted, then use mount /dev/sdX1 /mnt/foo
[15:33] <boodroscotch> Hey guys
[15:33] <theadmin> sprung: echo deb     http://deb.torproject.org/torproject.org $(lsb_release -sc) main | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/torproject.list && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install tor tor-geoipdb
[15:33] <itheos> wow thanks arcade let me try it
[15:33] <boodroscotch> I have this problem with a critical 3G Modem GUI
[15:33] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: I think I understand why this package exist but I didnt understand why I can not remove it
[15:33] <boodroscotch> You see, it uses libqt3-mt
[15:33] <arcade> azolap: Okay.  Depending on how broken your disk is, it depends.
[15:33] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: anyway thanks for your help ... I'll keep this package installed
[15:33] <boodroscotch> and libqt3-mt.so.3 specifically
[15:33] <actionParsnip> azolap: you MAY be able to use foremost or dd_rescue to make an image
[15:33] <sprung> theadmin, wow thanks
[15:33] <Dr_Willis> azolap:  you could try to 'ddrescue' the whold drive to another drive as a file image. then recover from that. IF it can even do that.
[15:33] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: its not hurting nobody ;)
[15:33] <boodroscotch> so I installed both
[15:34] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: yeap
[15:34] <sllide> my ubuntu netbook remix box has two screens
[15:34] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: thanks a lot
[15:34] <sllide> how can i make the menu only show on the main screen?
[15:34] <boodroscotch> and it still does not recognize that the library is present
[15:34] <arcade> azolap: My initial thought would be "is the disk physically broken" .  If not, get an equally sized disk and do a dd if=/dev/THISDISK of=/path/to/new/disk/olddisk.image
[15:34] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: np man, i think its a weird package too tbh
[15:34] <boodroscotch> help please?
[15:34] <arcade> azolap: Don't execute that if you don't know what it does, btw. :P
[15:34] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: so I'm not crazing, right? :D
[15:34] <actionParsnip> arcade: dd will moan if it gets a bad bit of disk dd_rescue just keeps going
[15:35] <arcade> actionParsnip: never had dd moan at me, but you're probably right.
[15:35] <actionParsnip> Agent_Smith: oh god no, we have a kernel with a version number, why do we need a weird extra bit
[15:36] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: I've tried to google something before I came here but I didnt find anything usefull
[15:36] <Assid> is there a way for me to confirm im using 64bit flash
[15:36] <Assid> ?
[15:36] <arcade> azolap: or, it doesn't detect the drive as in .. not even the device?
[15:37] <Agent_Smith> actionParsnip: I have to go ... thanks for your help and patient with me ...lol
[15:37] <azolap> arcade i was going to try something like that (creating an image of the disk) but when i was booted in livecd fdisk -l returned no output, so it couldn't even detect the disk
[15:37] <actionParsnip> Assid:can you give the output of: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[15:37] <Assid> okay i reinstalled gwibber.. but no joy
[15:37] <arcade> azolap: 'dmesg', does dmesg report anything about the disk at all ?
[15:38] <boodroscotch> so, I have a program that does not recognize that a critical shared library; libqt3-mt.so.3, is present. Help Please? WAT DO?
[15:38] <Assid> actionParsnip: sorry.. can you retype that pleas
[15:38] <Assid> i hit clear instead of copy
[15:38] <actionParsnip> Assid: you can also find the plugin .so file and run:   file filename.so    it will state its architecture
[15:38] <arcade> azolap: If you touch the pysical disk, can you feel whether it's spinning?  Oh, and have you verified that it's got power and data cables plugged properly in in both ends? :P
[15:38] <actionParsnip> Assid: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[15:39] <Assid> 64-installer seems installed
[15:39] <actionParsnip> Assid: or you can use: sudo find / -iname "*.so" | grep flash -exec file {} \;     bit cheekier ;)
[15:39] <boodroscotch> also, I'm running 64-bit Lucid
[15:40] <Assid> actionParsnip: that doesnt work..
[15:40] <actionParsnip> boodroscotch: is the app you are running 64bit too?
[15:40] <actionParsnip> Assid: the find command will take a while, it will find all .so files containing the word flash and tell you what arch they are
[15:40] <Assid> actionParsnip: yes i know.. but that command doesnt wanna run
[15:41] <Assid> actionParsnip: okay gwibber doesnt work even after reinstalling
[15:41] <boodroscotch> actionParsnip: I'm pretty sure it isn't; I don't know.
[15:41] <Assid> same output as before
[15:41] <actionParsnip> boodroscotch: what is the output of:  file `which foo`     replace foo with the command you are running
[15:41] <joe_c> Hi all...  Is Xubuntu 10.04 an LTS or regular branch!?
[15:42] <actionParsnip> Assid: sounds like a bug then, use the terminal output as part of the bug
[15:42] <Assid> methinks this is related: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1462433
[15:42] <actionParsnip> joe_c: LTS afaik
[15:42] <joe_c> I see, thanks A! :^)
[15:42] <azolap> arcade i did check the hard disk connections yesterday but the laptop casing isn't removed atm so i can't check right now.. i ran an e2fsck earlier today and it found thousands of bad blocks it couldn't read. i thought it was going to fix them but e2fsck has appeared to ruin the disk even more
[15:42] <liguangliang> sb
[15:42] <boodroscotch> actionParsnip: I'm on windows right now; the software that is causing the error is the 3G driver GUI
[15:43] <arcade> azolap: oh. :-/
[15:43] <sllide> is there something simmilar to ollydbg for linux?
[15:44] <drizzt_> how can i change beagle indexing settings?
[15:44] <e01>  hello, i am turning off the icons from the desktop from gconf-editor desktop->gnome->session->[required components list]
[15:44] <e01> but now i had problem with conky, when it runing and it is shown, it had shadow arround it`s window, is it possible to be fixed ?
[15:44] <Assid> actionParsnip: so is that bug fixed? cause im still getting it and this is 10.04 stable
[15:45] <actionParsnip> Assid: not sure, log your bug and it will be addressed one way or another or be marked as a duplicate of another bug
[15:45] <Wilthril> thanks a lot doolph it's working fine... but maybe someday someone should make a nice gui about it ^^
[15:45] <actionParsnip> boodroscotch: i dont use 3G on laptops.
[15:45] <liguangliang> i come from china!
[15:46] <liguangliang> i can't speak english!my english is poor
[15:46] <krom_> !cn | liguangliang
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> e01:  conky has 10000+ settings in its configs.. yes. shadows can be turned off i imagine. Check the conky docs and example configs
[15:47] <rocket16> Hello again friends.
[15:48] <azolap> btw arcade i just tried dmesg and yes it reports loads about the disc. stuff like "I/O error dev sda" "Buffer I/O error on device sda1, logical block xx" etc
[15:49] <arcade> azolap: That sounds bad.  Your main hope seems to be a bad data cable, i.e try to swap the ide/sata/scsi/whatever cable and try again.
[15:49] <arcade> azolap: If it's not the connectors, then .. "shit has happened"
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> 'hit the fan. and the fan was on HIGH'
[15:50] <arcade> Dr_Willis: yes.  basically
[15:50] <arcade> :P
[15:50] <azolap> lol
[15:50] <azolap> yes.. well thanks for the advice anyway
[15:51] <arcade> azolap: Most of the time it's the connections though. :)
[15:51] <arcade> azolap: So don't give up hope juust yet.
[15:51] <arcade> azolap: My RAID-setup used to behave like that.  Problem was that 3 of the disks used to go offline at the same time.  In the end I discovered that I had made a silly power-setup with 1 disk being powered from one cable from the PSU, while the second cable ending up with 5 splits. :P
[15:52] <azolap> hmm ok i'll try it in another pc i think, if i can figure out how to get my hd out of my laptop
[15:52] <arcade> azolap: Something that quite simply wasn't enough for the poor disks.  When I "rebalanced" the splits, all disks were running nicely.  Quite simply a power problem - and no data was lost
[15:52] <arcade> azolap: You might even want to just pull the disk out and slide in back into the same laptop
[15:54] <azolap> oh right arcade, well i hope it is that simple for me. but e2fsck already made a load of changes and i seem to have lost my grub bootloader so even if it was a connection it probably messed up the hd anyway?
[15:54] <actionParsnip> azolap: if you do get it back online. BACKUP your stuff
[15:55] <arcade> azolap: I'm surprised that e2fsck would touch anything outside a single extX filesystem.
[15:55] <ubuntunewbie> Hi anyone can teach me how to list files includes timestamp with second ? ls command ?
[15:55] <azolap> yes i will back up if i do
[15:55] <ubuntunewbie> Thank you very much :-)
[15:55] <arcade> ubuntunewbie: ls -la
[15:55] <nody> Dr_Willis: vlc runs smooth yea
[15:55] <azolap> arcade yes i only ran e2fsck on the linux partition , but it seems to have messed up a lot more than that
[15:55] <nody> Dr_Willis: but it's lagging too :D
[15:55] <arcade> ubuntunewbie: oh, timestamp with second?  use 'stat' on the files.
[15:55] <actionParsnip> azolap: then keep a good backup. if it really dies then you don't care
[15:56] <Dr_Willis> nody:  could be your video is encoded badly.
[15:56] <arcade> azolap: That is rather strange.  e2fsck should only work on a single partition.
[15:56] <ubuntunewbie> arcade : ? I tried with ls but it only show until min , not second since I wanted to list all files
[15:56] <ubuntunewbie> arcade : stat ??
[15:56] <arcade> azolap: Hm, I don't remember exactly how GRUB works though.  It of course uses the bootsector, but where does it load the rest of the info from?   That I do not remember.
[15:57] <arcade> ubuntunewbie: ls --full-time -la
[15:57] <Appl6> arcade: It has enough knowledge of filesystems to traverse the root and find later stages in /boot/grub in the particular partition it was installed from.
[15:57] <arcade> ubuntunewbie: You should also try 'man ls' to figure out the other options to ls
[15:58] <ubuntunewbie> arcade : ok trying to read
[15:58] <arcade> azolap / Appl6 : So in other words, grub can have been hosed by e2fsck running on the linux partition only, since the grub files was located on the linux partition.
[15:58] <azolap> ah yes i see
[15:58] <arcade> azolap: in that case, your windows stuff might still be entirely safe.
[15:59] <azolap> hm ok, but then why does it say SMART failure predicted every time i turn on now
[15:59] <arcade> azolap: You just need to create yourself a new boot sector, and not fiddle with the windows partition itself.
[15:59] <azolap> that doesn't sound like everything's safe
[15:59] <arcade> azolap: All your data should thus be entirely nice and safe. :P
[15:59] <azolap> it says a failure is imminent :x
[15:59] <arcade> azolap: Oh, certainly.
[15:59] <EmoSpice> azolap: You should probably buy a new hdd
[15:59] <arcade> azolap: But your windows partition isn't destroyed by e2fsck. :)
[15:59] <azolap> EmoSpice yes i plan on doing that, but i really want to get my data back if i can
[15:59] <azolap> from windwos
[15:59] <EmoSpice> ah
[16:00] <arcade> azolap: So, where in the world are you located?
[16:00] <Daekdroom> azolap, You're probably better off buying a new HDD and only running the old one when you're actually going to transfer the files.
[16:00] <azolap> in the UK
[16:00] <Assid> err anyone know if theres an issue with linux being able to detect a drive properly
[16:00] <arcade> azolap: Hm, okay, I'm in Ireland, so still a sea in between.
[16:00] <arcade> azolap: There is however plenty of LUGs and knowledgeable people in the UK, and there might be some that may be able to help you directly.
[16:01] <Assid> for some strange reason its not reading one of my drives correctly
[16:01] <BluesKaj> Assid, an outboard ?
[16:01] <ubuntunewbie> arcade : want to ask , I dont quite understand the "-a" means -a, --all    "do not ignore entries starting with ." ? what does it mean do not ignore start with (what) ?
[16:02] <azolap> Daekdroom but how am i going to get to the files to copy them, the drive doesn't seem to be recognised any more :s arcade hmm ok.. well i'll try to find someone who can if i get no where over the bank holiday weekend
[16:02] <Assid> iu have a 1TB internal it just doesnt wanna detect right
[16:02] <EmoSpice> ubuntunewbie: hidden files in a linux system start with a . (a period)
[16:02] <arcade> ubuntunewbie: "ls" by default ignores listing files that start with a dot (".") .
[16:02] <Assid> in disk utility it doesnt even show my partitions
[16:02] <Colonel-Rosa> morning
[16:02] <Daekdroom> azolap, ah, that definitely makes it require a proper help in the area.
[16:02] <arcade> ubuntunewbie: The '-a' option makes sure to show these "hidden" files.  it's a convention for hiding files that you don't want to see normally.  Typically config files.
[16:02]  * Assid is starting to freak out
[16:02] <BluesKaj> Assid, how about gparted
[16:03] <ubuntunewbie> arcade : oh , thanks ;-)
[16:03] <LjL> azolap, seriously, the thing to do is to take an image of the drive. then later you can use plenty of tools that at least attempt a recovery of your files
[16:03] <EmoSpice> Assid: cfdisk? fdisk? parted?
[16:03] <Assid> so far the move to ubuntu has been a whole lot of loss of data
[16:03] <Assid> hold on waiting for gparted
[16:03] <azolap> LjL i was just about to take an image of the hard disk like you said earlier.. but after e2fsck fniished running the disk was no longer recognised.. i couldn't see my windows/linux partition any more
[16:03] <LjL> azolap: :(
[16:04] <LjL> azolap: i told you to use the disk as little as possible before imaging it :| every time you use it, it risks getting worse, and it probably has
[16:04] <EmoSpice> azolap: that's not e2fsck's fault - it's probably just the harddrivefailing more and more.
[16:04] <azolap> well yes i was going to do it straight away, but e2fsck was like 80% done so i waited for it to end :/
[16:05] <EmoSpice> and since e2fsck runs over every sector, it's likely to have thrashed more of the drive
[16:05] <frxstrem> is there a program that would allow me to simulate a keypress?
[16:05] <arcade>  Uhm
[16:05] <azolap> oh that does't sound good
[16:05] <arcade> Guys
[16:05] <EmoSpice> frxstrem: xdo? I think it's called?
[16:05] <arcade> Just because SMART shows some errors doesn't mean that the drive is that destroyed yet.  It might be, but let's not just jump to conclusions.
[16:05] <arcade> :)
[16:06] <arcade> azolap: My recommendation - just switch it off, find your friendly local linux guru to have a look at it for you.
[16:06] <Assid> damn it says unallocated?!?!?!?
[16:06] <LjL> fxhp: xmacro, xdotool
[16:06] <Assid> wtf just happened to my data
[16:07]  * Assid thinks he should move back to win7
[16:07] <frxstrem> EmoSpice: i can't find it...neither in Ubuntu nor in the repositories
[16:07] <EmoSpice> Assid: did you just do an install?
[16:07] <Assid> EmoSpice: yes
[16:07] <EmoSpice> frxstrem: I told you wrong - I'm looking for the name now
[16:07] <Assid> fresh install maybe a couple of hours back
[16:07] <EmoSpice> Assid: did you do the 'default' install?
[16:07] <Assid> nah.. i chose the drive i want and made my own partitions
[16:08] <Assid> EmoSpice: not my first time on linux. and ubuntu for that matter
[16:08] <EmoSpice> Not saying it is - I'm simply covering bases :)
[16:08] <EmoSpice> are you sure you've chosen the right drives in all of the partitioning software you've used?
[16:08] <BluesKaj> Assid,is the partition in question ntfs ?
[16:08] <Assid> BluesKaj: yes bu the otther ntfs partitions work fine
[16:09] <EmoSpice> frxstrem: you're looking for a program, and not a code example, right?
[16:09] <Assid> i didnt even touch that drive
[16:10] <frxstrem> EmoSpice: yes
[16:10] <Assid> i was too busy trying to get all the updates and softwares i need installed
[16:10]  * Assid throws an angry fit
[16:10] <EmoSpice> frxstrem: try xevent?
[16:10] <BluesKaj> Assid, is it a separate drive , or a partition ?
[16:10] <Assid> seperate drive
[16:10] <BluesKaj> aha
[16:10] <Boxici> where can i find help for backtrack 4 final?
[16:10] <Boxici> !backtrack
[16:10] <rocket16> How to permanently reduce the Priority of an Application? Pidgin is taking 120+ MB of Memory, and I wish to reduce it's priority
[16:11] <Assid> i have 3 drives connected internally.. drive 1 and 3 work fine (ubuntu on drive 3) (win 7 on drive 1)
[16:11] <Assid> drive 2 's partition dont show up
[16:11] <Assid> brb.. gonna make sure its fine on windows
[16:11] <EmoSpice> rocket16: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=179547 ?
[16:12] <frxstrem> EmoSpice: is it in the repositories?
[16:12] <EmoSpice> frxstrem: I have no idea - I'm actually not an Ubuntu user.
[16:12]  * EmoSpice waits for the flak
[16:12] <itheos> how to mount a partition which isnt visible?
[16:12] <BluesKaj> Assid, you need to mount that drive , but I would check in another OS first to make sure it's read/writeable
[16:12] <arcade> rocket16: What priority?
[16:13] <rocket16> EmoSpice: Thanks, :)
[16:13] <frxstrem> EmoSpice: okay.......well, it seems to be what I'm looking for, so thanks for your help :)
[16:13] <rocket16> arcade: The priority of the process Pidgin in System-monitor.
[16:13] <itheos> arcade, i tried the mount command but it says "mount: special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist"
[16:13] <EmoSpice> (both): You're welcome.
[16:13] <EmoSpice> frxstrem: even if not, it shouldn't be hard to compile.
[16:14] <frxstrem> EmoSpice: I know - but I cannot seem to get it to work, though (with checkinstall)
[16:14] <theadmin> Is running nice apps having any potential to cause slowdowns? (nice means those ran with "nice" command, of course)
[16:14] <arcade> rocket16: What priority?  Reducing the priority doesn't make it use less RAM.  In any case, the command (from the command line) is 'renice'.
[16:14] <itheos> i have a seagate external hdd. i want to mount it. but i am root and its not detecting it. what to do?
[16:14] <marienz> theadmin: depends.
[16:15] <EmoSpice> frxstrem: you'd be better off asking someone else about debian / ubuntu specific package management. As I said - I'm primarily an Arch / FreeBSD user
[16:15] <rocket16> arcade: Well, thanks. But I just meant the shared memory there, and it is affected by the Nice Value from System Monitor GUI.
[16:15] <marienz> theadmin: a niced app can still cause an unniced app to do work (common example: the X server), and they can still do a lot of disk io or consume some other kind of resource.
[16:15] <theadmin> marienz: Well, in my case Firefox eats a lot of memory and i want to "nice" it so it is less hungry
[16:15] <marienz> theadmin: nice will not affect memory usage at all.
[16:15] <theadmin> marienz: Oh?... bleh :/
[16:15] <Slart> theadmin: sure.. nice just takes care of the cpu.. if your app uses a lot of bandwidth somewhere (pci, network) it can still cause things to slow down
[16:16] <theadmin> Slart: Well it's not the bandwith, it just is hungry with RAM
[16:16] <Slart> theadmin: there's even an "ionice"
[16:16] <theadmin> Slart: I have nothing against it using bandwith lolz
[16:17] <EmoSpice> theadmin: you may want to just use a separate program, if you can. Renicing is just going to change it's processing priority and not change much for the RAM usage, if I understand things right. (I could be way off base, though)
[16:17] <theadmin> Well anyway. If I put "gnome-shell --replace" in my .profile will that work normally?
[16:17] <Slart> theadmin: well.. if it uses RAM a lot it might still slow other things down.. if it's noticable or not would depend on the system and the app, I would guess
[16:17] <EmoSpice> theadmin: what networks do you use?
[16:17] <theadmin> EmoSpice: Networks as in...?
[16:18] <theadmin> EmoSpice: If I got it right, eth0
[16:18] <EmoSpice> theadmin: MSN/ AIM?
[16:18] <theadmin> EmoSpice: Oh... uhm. I do use MSN, Gtalk/XMPP/Jabber and ICQ
[16:18] <theadmin> EmoSpice: But I don't see how this can cause problems
[16:18] <frxstrem> I tried to compile xevent from source, but 'make' gave me an error message (http://pastebin.com/WwPqHEjX) - does someone know why it won't compile?
[16:18] <raul__> Can I use the openshot to export a video to a .wmv format??
[16:19] <EmoSpice> it doesn't - I was going to suggest using jabber and utilising their transports. Pidgin is RAM hungry anyway - and like I said I don't believe that renicing it is going to help
[16:19] <xangua> theadmin: what version are you using¿¿ i see no problems with latest pidgin 2.7
[16:19] <theadmin> raul__: Doubt it very much (just the name has "open" in it and wmv is propertiary)
[16:19] <theadmin> xangua: Uhm, I have no idea where on earth the dude got an idea I have pidgin problems. I was asking about Firefox.
[16:19] <itheos> i have a seagate external hdd. i want to mount it. but i am root and its not detecting it. what to do?
[16:20] <raul__> theadmin is there any software that changes a video format to .wmv?
[16:20] <EmoSpice> theadmin: wait a minute - I might have....yep. Was talking to the wrong person. Auto-complete ftfl
[16:21] <wieshka> raul__:  you can use mencoder or ffmpeg
[16:21] <wieshka> i prefer ffmpeg
[16:21] <Boxici> is there someone here that can help me to setup my wireless client on backtrack 4?
[16:22] <llutz> !backtrack > Boxici
[16:22] <theadmin> Boxici: We do not support backtrack
[16:22] <Spunkym3nkey> what's a good cheap VPS server company that lets you choose ubuntu for OS that is not so expensive
[16:22] <knxville> Hello, can u guys recommend some RSS feed on desktop?
[16:22] <Boxici> ok thank you
[16:22] <theadmin> Spunkym3nkey: Sorry, offtopic as it is not a question about doing stuff in Ubuntu.
[16:22] <alket> How to correct subtitle time in VLC or Tottem ?
[16:22] <raul__> thanks!
[16:23] <theadmin> alket: In VLC there is some subtitle delay option in preferences if I recall correctl
[16:23] <theadmin> y
[16:23] <itheos> can i repeat my question if you dont mind?
[16:23] <theadmin> itheos: Yes, just not too often
[16:23] <itheos> i have a seagate external hdd. i want to mount it. but i am root and its not detecting it. what to do?
[16:23] <Spunkym3nkey> theadmin yes it is, ubuntu for OS
[16:23] <Spunkym3nkey> I hate centos and plesk
[16:23] <theadmin> Spunkym3nkey: Well yeah, but it's not a question about using Ubuntu
[16:23] <Spunkym3nkey> most vps server companys want to use that
[16:23] <alket> theadmin, cannot find it
[16:24] <Spunkym3nkey> yeah sorry about that
[16:24] <wieshka> itheos:  did you checked log files ?
[16:24] <itheos> it says "mount: special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist"
[16:24] <itheos> wieshka, how to check log files?
[16:24] <theadmin> Spunkym3nkey: http://vpslink.com/ubuntu-vps/ looks normal to me
[16:25] <alket> How to correct subtitle time in VLC or Tottem ?
[16:27] <momo_> ubuntu-it
[16:28] <alket> How to correct subtitle time in VLC or Tottem ?
[16:28] <scunizi> itheos: try two things to see if your system can see it.. sudo fdisk -l .. for a list of current devices and .. sudo blkid for the uuid of items.. to mount a device you can create a directory in /media with .. sudo mkdir /media/seagate .. then mount with sudo mount /dev/sdxx /media/seagate
[16:28] <knxville> Where can I download widgets for Compiz Widget Layer?
[16:28] <momo_> do you speek french
[16:28] <itheos> scunizi, thanks let me try :)
[16:28] <guntbert> !fr | momo_
[16:29] <momo_> come faccio x andare su ubuntu italia
[16:30] <guntbert> !it | momo_
[16:30]  * itheos gives itheos some lipstick
[16:30] <itheos> scunizi, it lists it with blkid. it gives this when i try to mount "mount: special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist"
[16:31] <scunizi> itheos: is it a formatted drive? and if so what kind of file system is it formatted with?
[16:32] <itheos> scunizi, it has a lot of data. it has some partitions
[16:32] <scunizi> itheos: then it's more than just sdc1.. where did you get the "c" in sdc1?
[16:32] <itheos> scunizi, blkid shows it
[16:33] <scunizi> itheos: whak kind of file system is it?
[16:33] <itheos> the hdd is given sdc by ubuntu i think
[16:33] <itheos> it has ext3, ext4, ntfs. the partition sdc2 has ext3
 Hi. Has anyone here had trouble with Ubuntu 10.04 and their keyboard and mouse freezing?
[16:34] <doolph> nope
[16:34] <itheos> nope
[16:34] <knome> hey, on 8.04, my friend lost the places menu, and the system menu is different than previously.
[16:35] <theadmin> ubottu: resetpanels | knome
[16:35] <knome> theadmin, THANKS! :)
[16:35] <itheos> any idea?
[16:35] <scunizi> itheos: is this drive out of another machine?  was it failing?  .. you might try testdisk as a way of rescuing it..... sudo apt-get intall testdisk.. then sudo testdisk
[16:36] <BluesKaj>  /etc/fstab/ won't open in kate for editing ...cli error >  QFileSystemWatcher: failed to add paths: /home/kaj/.config/ibus/bus ...any suggestions ?
[16:36] <BluesKaj> or in gedit for theat matter
[16:37] <itheos> scunizi, now blkid is not detecting it. maybe i should restart my system? and this is a new hdd. it works fine
[16:38] <itheos> scunizi, any way to reload the hdd without restarting?
[16:38] <garotosopa> I installed Ubuntu from the alternate CD because the default install interface didn't display on my monitor. Now it's installed, the console isn't displayed on my monitor either. How do you suggest me to configure it to use standard vga instead of a high resolution?
[16:39] <DingooDigitalUSA> Any one need Kingston SDHC Class 6 Flash Cards I have 4 each of the following 8GB 16GB 32GB
[16:39] <DingooDigitalUSA> Asking $40.00 USD for 32GB  $30.00 USD for 16GB and $20.00 USD for 8GB
[16:39] <DingooDigitalUSA> Like this card: http://www.amazon.com/SDHC-trade-Memory-Card-Class/dp/B001F1Z4JA
[16:39] <FloodBot4> DingooDigitalUSA: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:39] <itheos> oh :/ its detecting it as sdd now :(
[16:40] <bastidrazor> DingooDigitalUSA: not advertising here please.. plus you can get an 8GB card at Wal-Mart for 14$
[16:40] <scunizi> itheos: reload?  you can try mounting it again..
[16:40] <itheos> thanks
[16:41] <Dr_Willis> bastidrazor:  seen them on sale for $10 somewhere :)
[16:41] <Dr_Willis> brb
[16:41] <itheos> wow it worked :) scunizi thanks
[16:41] <scunizi> itheos: glad it worked.. did you use testdisk?
[16:42] <itheos> scunizi, actually i did a noob thing. i was giving sdc instead of sdd :(
[16:42] <scunizi> itheos: AH!.. :)
[16:43] <itheos> scunizi, so its mounted now on /media/fil. any changes i make to the folder fil will be added to the disk?
[16:43] <scunizi> itheos: the /media/fil folder *is* your drive
[16:43] <itheos> but i cant see it mounted as a partition in places
[16:44] <scunizi> ?
[16:44] <Guest41430> hi
[16:44] <Guest41430> salut a vous
[16:45] <itheos> scunizi, ok so how to unmount it?
[16:45] <scunizi> itheos: sudo umount /media/fil
[16:45] <itheos> ok thanks i was trying unmount :(
[16:47] <mouka> Hi All
[16:47] <knome> theadmin, thanks again for the tip, everything is now perfect :) have a nice day!
[16:47] <mouka> I am using a live CD
[16:47] <mouka> and I am trying a very simple script
[16:47] <bradpitt> hi. is compiz compatible with Lubuntu lucid?
[16:47] <mouka> but when I run it
[16:47] <mouka> I get this error: declare not defined or something along those lines
[16:47] <soreau> bradpitt: Yes, it is installed by default
[16:48] <bradpitt> soreau, ccsm?
[16:48] <mouka> bottom line, Bash doe not recognize the keyword "declare" used to declare a variable
[16:48] <mouka> any ideas what's going on?
[16:49] <marik> mouka, bash doesn't require you to declare new variables.. just say MYNEWVAR="value"
[16:49] <llutz> mouka: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/  and "/j #bash"
[16:49] <marik> or: export MYNEWVAR="value"
[16:49] <greezmunkey> mouka: The folks in #bash are another great resource as well :)
[16:49] <Pici> mouka: Are you sure that you are using bash? or /bin/sh, as that links to /bin/dash and will probably not work with some bashisms.
[16:50] <mouka> I am sure I am using bash
[16:50] <Pici> mouka: Then it would be best to direct your questions to #bash then.
[16:50] <mouka> I always add "#!/bin/bash" to my scripts
[16:51] <bradpitt> soreau, weird bro, cause i set visual effect on ccsm and none of em is work
[16:51] <andai> I setup my mic so it's mounted to my wall. I put it inside a bucket to boost the pickup. But now there's too much bass. Can i equalize mic input?
[16:51] <soreau> bradpitt: Did you enable visual effects in sys>prefs>appearance?
[16:52] <bradpitt> soreau, bro im on lubuntu now. not sure where the "appearance" is
[16:53] <soreau> bradpitt: Ah, then you will need to run compiz --replace to start compiz then
[16:53] <Assid> hey
[16:53] <Assid> is there a way i can set the screen display to be @60hz
[16:54] <christos`_> anyone know where i can get widgets? I want a weather one for ubuntu.
[16:54] <Assid> theres actually a noticable difference between the 2
[16:54] <soreau> Assid: which graphics driver?
[16:54] <Assid> soreau: nvidia
[16:54] <bradpitt> soreau, okies. one last question does it change my compiz setting on ubuntu? coz i'm installing lubuntu on top of ubuntu
[16:54] <soreau> Assid: dunno, looked at nvidia-settings?
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[16:54] <pocketcoffe> :):):):):):) ©º°¨¨°º©©º°¨¨°º© Mo So Qua e nOn Me sKiodO piU'!! ©º°¨¨°º©©º°¨¨°º© (:(:(:(:
[16:55] <soreau> bradpitt: It should change the settings only for your user
[16:55] <erUSUL> !it
[16:55] <pocketcoffe> OKEY
[16:56] <bradpitt> soreau, lol ok scale window is working now but my panel is gone. can you tell me how to restart lxde panel?
[16:57] <arcade> Hmf, seems to be a lot of manpages lacking in ubuntu.
[16:57] <soreau> bradpitt: I would assume you could just restart it like any other program
[16:57] <soreau> arcade: Like what?
[16:58] <bradpitt> soreau, did you mean reloggin? well ok then
[16:58] <bradpitt> thanks bro
[16:58] <soreau> bradpitt: No, that is nto what I meant
[16:58] <soreau> not*
[16:58] <soreau> I meant start it from alt+f2 run dialog or a terminal
[16:59] <arcade> soreau: So, no man pages for: kbluetooth, knotify4, virtuoso-t, console-kit-daemon, and that's just some of the stuff that is started on boot.
[16:59] <jabba> does anyone know details on how to modify the gnome-automounter? i want to modify it's settings in a way that it mounts USB-NTFS-Harddisks with certain attributes (umask, owner, group)
[16:59] <wise_crypt> bradpitt: what is your graphic card?, if i may ask
[16:59] <arcade> soreau: I find it rather amusing that stuff that is autostarted lacks manpages. .p
[16:59] <arcade> soreau: Oh, and "modem-manager" whatever that is. :P
[16:59] <bradpitt> wise_crypt, manli geforce 7200 gs
[17:00] <soreau> arcade: You may need to install -doc packages
[17:00] <slow-motion> hi
[17:00] <Vexc> Is there a way for me to bump up the refresh rate to over 85Hz? I am using ubuntu Lucid Lynxz with a nVidia Corporation G71 [GeGorce 7950 GT] adapter with a monitor that has a horizontal freq. 30 to 130 kHz and verical freq. 50 to 170 Hz.
[17:00] <arcade> soreau: Sure, it's fun to try to hunt for them though :P
[17:00] <soreau> arcade: But mostly man pages are for more technical, vetted components
[17:00] <arcade> soreau: I find it amusing that the default install doesn't have the manpages for what's installed with the default install
[17:00] <wise_crypt> bradpitt: down load this http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=158568&d=1275070708 to check what is missing
[17:01] <wise_crypt> *download
[17:01] <llutz> arcade: are you sure those apps do HAVE man-pages?
[17:01] <desperate-man> hello world. i am looking for a linux guru who can tell me about upstart/sysv
[17:01] <arcade> llutz: No, and that's an ever bigger bug, if Ubuntu ships with default daemons enabled that doesn't even have bloody manpages. :P
[17:02] <wise_crypt> bradpitt: joint us http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1494955
[17:02] <bradpitt> wise_crypt, will do bro.
[17:02] <q_> chob'a' naDqa'ghach
[17:02] <llutz> arcade: there are lots of dev too dumb/lazy/whatever to write any kind of documentation
[17:03] <arcade> llutz: Sure there is, but I wonder how on earth I should figure out what "modem-manager" does when it doesn't even ship with a bloody manpage. :P
[17:04] <llutz> arcade: true but not necessarily *buntus fault
[17:04] <arcade> llutz: Of course it is.
[17:04] <bradpitt> soreau, can you take a look at this screenshot? http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2075532/UBUNTU/Ubuntu%20Screenshot/LXDE2.png metacity or whatever it's name still like in ubuntu.
[17:04] <llutz> arcade: focus is on people which never will read any documentation :(
[17:05] <arcade> llutz: dumb it down until the early adopters flee to a better distro? :P
[17:05] <arcade> llutz: certainly sounds like a plan.
[17:07] <soreau> bradpitt: What am I supposed to see in this shot?
[17:07] <bradpitt> soreau, buttons it's like in ubuntu
[17:07] <rallias> where is the file that tells the system what to do on boot?
[17:07] <desperate-man> anyone here with sysv startup knowledge?
[17:08] <soreau> bradpitt: You mean the window borders?
[17:08] <arcade> desperate-man: sure, what do you need help with?
[17:08] <bradpitt> soreau, yes
[17:08] <soreau> bradpitt: Try disabling /apps/gwd/use_metacity_theme in gconf-editor
[17:09] <rallias> Where can i find the file that tells the operating system what to do when it boots?
[17:10] <itheos> grub?
[17:10] <bradpitt> soreau, awesome. Merci beaucoup
[17:10] <rallias> no right after grub. I think it was inetd
[17:10] <rahul_> #omg!ubuntu!
[17:10] <llutz> rallias: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/
[17:11] <llutz> rahul_: "init" was replaced by upstart
[17:11] <rallias> llutz: is there anyway to use inet?
[17:11] <wise_crypt> soreau: system > appearance > choose tab visual effect is the same right ?
[17:12] <llutz> rallias: inetd? thats something different
[17:12] <soreau> wise_crypt: If you are using gnome, yes
[17:12] <rallias> whatever. How do i get a wireless connection to connect on boot?
[17:12] <soreau> wise_crypt: to enable compiz at least
[17:12] <trincio> buonasera a tutti
[17:13] <onetinsoldier> !it | trincio
[17:13] <wise_crypt> soreau: hmm so sad not experiencing the visual effect :(
[17:13] <llutz> rallias: use ifupdown, configure /etc/network/interfaces
[17:13] <soreau> wise_crypt: You need help getting compiz working?
[17:13] <ubuntu_> hi
[17:13] <seanj> hi, i thought sound would be improved in 10.04 release, but sound still lags by a mile with pulseaudio
[17:13] <soreau> wise_crypt: or what effect are you looking for?
[17:14] <rallias> how do i use a command line command to do it?
[17:14] <wise_crypt> soreau: there's abug with intel 8xxxx
[17:14] <axon_> i need some help. i want to install win98 in virtualbox. i started virtualbox, i did the setup for a new entry. then i started this entry ... and than i got the error:VBox status code: -1908 (VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_INSTALLED).
[17:14] <dtcrshr> hello people, iv installed ubuntu here on my mothers pc, and mostly what she does is to check emails, many of them .pps presentations. But they open much bigger then the real screen size, and got no sound at all... any possible fix?
[17:14] <Ra> Hola!!!
[17:14] <axon_> what do i have to do?
[17:14] <axon_> the cd is in the cd-drive
[17:14] <soreau> wise_crypt: ah yea, that gpu can barely run compiz and its blacklisted because current intel driver just crashes with compiz
[17:14] <wise_crypt> soreau: no easy workaround yet ( all i think is buying new nvidia card )
[17:15] <soreau> wise_crypt: now is the time to choose radeon
[17:15] <node357> hi, how can i stop sound lag with pulseaudio? im trying to play some games and there's at least 10 seconds lag in the sound
[17:15] <wise_crypt> soreau: nice tip
[17:15] <sprung> yeah dont go nvidia for now
[17:15] <ubuntu_> what is the xubuntu default login password?
[17:15] <Ra> Holaaaaaaaaaa
[17:15] <node357> hola
[17:15] <sprung> nvidia makes great stuff but they are too proprietary
[17:15] <Ra> k tal?
[17:16] <sprung> <ubuntu_> what is the xubuntu default login password?
[17:16] <sprung> lol
[17:16] <onetinsoldier> i do wonder why they released Lucid with known bug for those Intel video cards
[17:16] <node357> I only speak english, but i do understand "hola" :)
[17:16] <soreau> ! es | Ra
[17:16] <mosno> sprung: username "ubuntu", password is the empty string
[17:16] <Ra> Holaaaaa
[17:16] <Ra> :-)
[17:16] <node357> or if I get rid of pulseaudio, will I be able to upgrade Ubuntu in the future
[17:16] <Ra> Ahy alguien
[17:16] <mosno> sprung: oh, you were not asking
[17:16] <sprung> onetinsoldier, problems with one specific piece of hardware should not hold up a release
[17:16] <ubuntu_> thx
[17:17] <mosno> ubuntu_: np
[17:17] <onetinsoldier> sprung: roger
[17:17] <ubuntu_> thx mosno
[17:17] <node357> i duno, intel video is pretty ubiquitous
[17:17] <onetinsoldier> sprung: it sure cuases a lot of people to come in here wondering what's wrong and why they can't even install tho
[17:18] <onetinsoldier> causes*
[17:18] <node357> i really hate pulseaudio
[17:18] <Ra> Hola max
[17:18] <Therstrium> does ubuntu support bluray players?
[17:18] <sprung> node357, you are not alone.
[17:18] <wise_crypt> node357: they are cheap ( no need to buy it ) included in the mobo
[17:18] <IMTheNachoMan> anyone know how to set up public key auth from os x to ubuntu? openssh
[17:19] <onetinsoldier> !es | Ra
[17:19] <a3ist> IMTheNachoMan, I'm not sure which ssh bins are in osx but you can always manually generate one and copy it to the authorized keys list on ubuntu if there's no bin for sending keys automatically
[17:19] <node357> welll I guess I'll remove pulseaudio and see if my system still works after
[17:19] <ubuntu_> what linux working fine, 1.5 ghz p4 with 256m ram?
[17:19] <node357> bye all
[17:19] <Ra> Helo
[17:19] <Ra> Name
[17:19] <GeekSquid> IMTheNachoMan: the commands are the same, to generate ssh keys on ubuntu and osx
[17:19] <llutz> IMTheNachoMan: generate a key, copy the public key to your ubuntu-accounts ~/.ssh/authorized_keys, login
[17:20] <wise_crypt> !hi | Ra
[17:20] <jabba> where can i change settings for the gnome-volume-manager?
[17:20] <overmind> Ra: Please don't troll. If you have any question ask it. If you need help in spanish #ubuntu-es. If you want talk see #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:20] <Ra> MAX
[17:20] <a3ist> ubuntu_ are you asking what distro will work better on a 1.5ghz p4 with 256 ram?
[17:20] <ubuntu_> yes
[17:20] <blue_anna> spanish?
[17:20] <a3ist> ubuntu_, how much HD space?
[17:20] <doolph> blue_anna #ubuntu-es
[17:21] <ubuntu_> 20 giga
[17:21] <Raquel> Max
[17:21] <blue_anna> doolph: gracias :)
[17:21] <Raquel> max
[17:21] <hiexpo> morning all
[17:21] <Raquel> sex
[17:21] <onetinsoldier> hiexpo: hello there
[17:22] <a3ist> !xubuntu | ubuntu_
[17:22] <ritimbaks> hey
[17:22] <hiexpo> onetinsoldier, :)
[17:22] <onetinsoldier> :-)
[17:22] <Vexc> Is there a way for me to bump up the refresh rate to over 85Hz? I am using ubuntu Lucid Lynxz with a nVidia Corporation G71 [GeGorce 7950 GT] adapter with a monitor that has a horizontal freq. 30 to 130 kHz and verical freq. 50 to 170 Hz.
[17:22] <wise_crypt> !lubuntu > ubuntu_
[17:22] <hiexpo> is getdeb repos still down
[17:22] <a3ist> ubuntu_ that version of ubuntu uses XFCE instead of gnome, which has lower requirements; and lubuntu will be even lower
[17:23] <a3ist> I use LXDE (but not ubuntu) on my old laptop and it works great
[17:23] <IMTheNachoMan> GeekSquid: llutz: a3ist: i tried but its still asking for pssword
[17:24] <a3ist> IMTheNachoMan, are you talking about asking for a pw when generating a key, or when transferring?
[17:24] <GeekSquid> On osx or ubu?
[17:24] <Res2216firestar> Hi, I'm on 10.04, and  when I plug in an external USB hard drive, it mounts so that my admin user can read the contents, but only root can modify files. I tried sudo chown, but it said "Operation not permitted". Is there any way of configuring it so that I have full access?
[17:24] <IMTheNachoMan> a3ist: when sshing
[17:24] <IMTheNachoMan> what permissions do directories have to be?
[17:24] <a3ist> IMTheNachoMan, when you generated the key, did you enter a password or did you just hit enter
[17:24] <IMTheNachoMan> a3ist: enter
[17:25] <a3ist> Have you already transferred the key?
[17:25] <GeekSquid> !fstab | Res2216firestar
[17:25] <Assid> err how do i eject a drive all together?
[17:25] <pansement> !join ubuntu-fr
[17:25] <a3ist> If you haven't transferred the key yet you'll need to use the password to ssh over; it won't let you automatically log in until it has the key on the server side
[17:25] <Assid> its an externa esata drive.. i can eject/unmount.. but i cant find a way to eject the device
[17:25] <Res2216firestar> Ok, I'll take a look
[17:26] <a3ist> once you get the key in the authorized keys on the server side THEN you can log in without a password
[17:26] <ubuntu_> i try live linuxmint, but not working: my pc is: amdx2 64bit, 1gb ram, gigabyte motherboard with integral vga. problem: mint logo ok, but desktop, not seeing, but vertical lines, and color cubes
[17:26] <GeekSquid> Assid: what type of drive?
[17:26] <IMTheNachoMan> a3ist: i did transfer the .pub key to .ssh/authorized_keys on ubuntu
[17:26] <a3ist> ubuntu_, try lubuntu
[17:26] <Assid> its actually an internal drive mounted over a hdd dock station
[17:26] <wise_crypt> !mint | ubuntu_
[17:26] <ubuntu_> ok
[17:26] <Assid> GeekSquid: connected via esata
[17:27] <kjele> IMTheNachoMan: use ssh-copy-id
[17:27] <mosno> somebody udpate ubottu, crunchbang no longer derive from ubuntu :)
[17:27] <a3ist> IMTheNachoMan, if the username you're using on OSX is different than the one on the ubuntu box, you'll need to specify that in your ssh login
[17:27] <IMTheNachoMan> i  did
[17:27] <a3ist> ie "username@ubuntuhostname"
[17:27] <mosno> (although i suppose people may still be on older versions)
[17:27] <a3ist> hmm....
[17:28] <GeekSquid> Assid: you should be able to sudo umount /dev/sdxxxx the drive and unplug
[17:28] <a3ist> this is a hard one to visualize, since we can't really ask you to pastebin your keys and stuff
[17:28] <a3ist> that'd defeat the purpose of them
[17:28] <dtcrshr> how do i have sound on open office widh pps ?
[17:28] <llutz> IMTheNachoMan: use "ssh -vvv user@host" to connect and watch the output for errors
[17:28] <Assid> GeekSquid: that isnt exactly hot swappable
[17:29] <rallias> how do i find out what my wireless adapter is called?
[17:29] <llutz> rallias: "iwconfig"
[17:29] <a3ist> rallias, ifconfig/iwconfig
[17:30] <kjele> rallias: If you mean SSID then you need to check the router.
[17:30] <zeitsofa> is there a way to setup the new gdm to have the old gdm xdmcp chooser?
[17:30] <onetinsoldier> mosno: i've never looked into crunchbang, mint, nor backtrack. however i decided to take a peek just now at the crunchbang website to see what it said. first thing i see --> "CrunchBang Linux is an Ubuntu based distribution..."  ;-)
[17:30] <Raquel> Helo my name is Raquel
[17:30] <Raquel> max
[17:30] <IMTheNachoMan> llutz: ty
[17:31] <exs> hi
[17:31] <GeekSquid> Assid: the drive still needs to be un-mounted prior to being unplugged, that keeps the drive from getting bricked, if you want true hot swap, get a drobo
[17:31] <trism> onetinsoldier: you need to read the first news post to see what he means
[17:31] <exs> i installed kde with install kubuntu-desktop and after that i deinstalled kde with purge kubuntu-desktop and a tutorial at ubuntuusers. now i have the problem that firefox still uses pixel fonts to display webpages. how to disable it and restore the old default settings?
[17:31] <Assid> drobo?
[17:31] <ubuntu_> how run windows programs on ubuntu?
[17:32] <Corp-Cornpop> anyone know a working freenode.net irc server
[17:32] <onetinsoldier> trism: ok, roger. i'm simply stating the first thing i saw/noticed when the web page loaded up, knowing nothing about crunchbang
[17:32] <doolph> irc.freenode.net
[17:32] <IMTheNachoMan> got it working with rsa
[17:32] <llutz> Corp-Cornpop: chat.freenode.net
[17:32] <IMTheNachoMan> i guess dsa doesn't work
[17:32] <IMTheNachoMan> ty guys
[17:33] <mosno> onetinsoldier: interesting. ok, time to load firefox on this slow box to find you a link :)
[17:33] <a3ist> IMTheNachoMan, RSA is considered more secure anyway
[17:34] <IMTheNachoMan> a3ist: ty sir
[17:34] <onetinsoldier> mosno: well, there is blog post article right below that says... "The first alpha release of CrunchBang 10 is now available. Codenamed “Statler”, this release is, for the first time, built using Debian sources. Changing from Ubuntu to Debian sources marks..."
[17:34] <mosno> onetinsoldier: yes. so it hasn't happened yet, and i jumped the gun :)
[17:35] <onetinsoldier> mosno: but that's in much smaller font size/writing than the first thing that hit me when the page loaded
[17:35] <reenignEesreveR> anyone knows how to run hildon on ubuntu lucid?
[17:35] <mosno> onetinsoldier: well, ubottu factiod is still valid, nonetheless... for now.
[17:35] <Vexc> How can I restart X in Ubuntu Licud Lynxz 10.04?
[17:35] <Vexc> *Lucid Lynxz
[17:36] <desperate-man> need help concerning OpenKM and startup script (sysv)
[17:37] <onetinsoldier> mosno: ahh, their "10th release" still in Alpha stage eh... roger that
[17:37] <gothran> Hi everybody! I have just upade my Karmic Koala to ubuntu studio, but there is no audio!! My laptop is Asus A6VM. Can someone help me?
[17:37] <wise_crypt> !sound > gothran
[17:37] <demifuror> guys is there a way to decompile an autorun.exe and then compile it so ubuntu can run it without needing wine?
[17:38] <desperate-man> need help concerning OpenKM and startup script (sysv)
[17:38] <onetinsoldier> Vexc: careful here. first i want to let you know that after you bring X down, you'll probably need to do the following keyboard combo in order to get to a Virtual Terminal --> Ctrl+Alt+F1
[17:39] <tdnicho> clear
[17:39] <Ekathos> hola
[17:39] <Ekathos> como se hacen las consultas aqui?
[17:39] <onetinsoldier> Vexc: with that said.. the command is --> sudo service gdm stop   ...one you've gotten to a Virtual Terminal, then give this command --> sudo service gdm start
[17:40] <gothran> wise_crypt: thx I check it!
[17:40] <Vexc> onetinsoldier: I was under the impression that GDM and the X server was two different things.
[17:40] <onetinsoldier> Vexc: after you've done all that, then you will have 'restarted x'
[17:40] <blackstar> on Lucid, nautilus does not respect my files permission, i have created files and folders owned by root, ubder other users account, and they are still allow to delete the file ow folder owned by root, how can i fix this issue
[17:40] <Vexc> Okey, thanks.
[17:40] <wise_crypt> gothran : np
[17:40] <llutz> desperate-man: check /etc/init/* where the upstart-scripts are located. sysv-init isn't longer used
[17:41] <oCean__> !es | Ekathos
[17:41] <kjele> blackstar: Does group have permission to delete?
[17:41] <blackstar> kjele no it does not
[17:41] <onetinsoldier> Vexc: they are two different things. someone else would need to explain why 'gdm' is so closely tied to the command that restarts X because i don't know. i'm just trying to answer your original question
[17:42] <kjele> blackstar: can you type ls -la path to file and pastebin it?
[17:42] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> what is the easiest way for me to make things so that my monitor refresh is 72hz instead of the default 60hz?
[17:42] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> i have researched it, and im still not clear on wut to do
[17:43] <blackstar> i don't now exactly how to use pastebin
[17:43] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> 60hz causes me pain
[17:43] <kjele> !pastebin | blackstar
[17:43] <Vexc> onetinsoldier: Thanks, the method you described did what I was looking for.
[17:43] <onetinsoldier> Vexc: roger.. good deal :)
[17:43] <rallias> Why does iwconfig return the following error: http://rallias.blogspot.com/2010/05/error.html
[17:44] <wise_crypt> vic20gmr_[lucid]: system > preference > monitor i assume you use gnome
[17:44] <blackstar> ok i will try
[17:44] <demifuror> guys how can i make my cd work under ubuntu, it doesnt recognize launch.exe, and wine cant open it either.
[17:44] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> i use gnome, but i cant change it from monitor
[17:44] <AhmedBH> Hi, Will anyone tell me how do i COMPLETELY UNINSTALL LAMP server ? so i could how ever install it again because its troubling a lot >_< please tell me how do i remove it
[17:44] <Ububasher> hello
[17:44] <oCean__> !appdb | demifuror
[17:44] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> wise_crypt: i use gnome, but i cant change it from monitor panel
[17:45] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> wise_crypt: it only gives 60hz as a choice
[17:45] <Ububasher> I am testing an ircii script, I apologize for logging off/on
[17:45] <wise_crypt> vic20gmr_[lucid]: change the resolution
[17:45] <llutz> !pm | desperate-man
[17:45] <rallias> Why does iwconfig return the following message? http://rallias.blogspot.com/2010/05/error.html
[17:46] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> wise_crypt: so my choices are "seeing more stuff" or "72hz"?
[17:46] <desperate-man> ouch
[17:46] <christos`> anyone familur with screenlets?
[17:46] <AhmedBH> Will anyone help me OMG desperate man !:P
[17:46] <llutz> AhmedBH: sudo tasksel remove lamp
[17:46] <Ububasher> I am familiar with screenlets
[17:46] <christos`> anyone familiar with screenlets?
[17:46] <AhmedBH> llutz: thanks a million
[17:46] <kjele> rallias: Is there a reason why you are not using the network-manager?
[17:46] <mickster04> !anyone
[17:47] <Ububasher> I AM FAM W? SCREENLETS
[17:47] <desperate-man> anyone here who is willing to chat in PM? with me about a boot problem unsing sysv?
[17:47] <Ububasher> chat me desp!
[17:47] <oCean__> Ububasher: no need for the caps!
[17:47] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> wise_crypt: i tried 800x600, and i gained 56hz in addition to 60hz, at 640x480, i have only 60hz
[17:47] <ibuclaw> desperate-man, that desperate ? :)
[17:47] <Ububasher> i apologize
[17:47] <christos`> Ububasher, quick question how do i make it  so the widgets go behind the webbrower or any window
[17:48] <wise_crypt> vic20gmr_[lucid]: what vga card please ?
[17:48] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> radeon9600
[17:48] <Ububasher> top -right cornere of any screenlet is a menu button; go to propertie
[17:48] <Ububasher> s
[17:48] <christos`> k
[17:48] <ibuclaw> desperate-man, why don't you explain what exactly is going wrong, and I'll say whether or not I am knowledgable about it.
[17:49] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> wise_crypt: radeon 9600
[17:49] <Ububasher> Was somebody having a bot issue? Go ahead and PM me.
[17:49] <Ububasher> boot
[17:49] <luigi> c'è qualche utente italiano che possa spiegarmi come rimuovere in kubuntu il blocco del portachiavi? grazie
[17:49] <Ububasher> *learning to type uncoffeed*
[17:49] <wise_crypt> !radeon | vic20gmr_[lucid]
[17:49] <Luciole> hello I'm a new beginer in ubuntu , I would like change the frequency of "diaporama" in F-Spot it's possible?
[17:49] <christos`> ububasher, thanks for the help
[17:49] <oCean__> !it | luigi
[17:50] <christos`> Ububasher, i was sure i did it right but i guess not so now its prefect thank you.
[17:50] <Ububasher> ok
[17:50] <rallias> kjele: i am trying to set up a script on boot so that it will load automatically
[17:50] <wise_crypt> vic20gmr_[lucid]: i think you should install the driver first follow the link ubootu gave you to see how is the install process
[17:50] <Ububasher> lemme know
[17:50] <Guest53208> opa
[17:50] <netproteus> hi, is there anyone that can help me with an hardy -> lucid upgrade issue. The upgrade has hung on "Setting up  rsyslog. creating config file /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf"
[17:50] <blue_anna> is there a way during install to ensure you get all the 64bit versions of things for powerpc architecture?
[17:50] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> wise_crypt: i dont think it is a gfx card drvr issue
[17:51] <onetinsoldier> wise_crypt: i don't think the ATI proprietary driver supports a old 9600 video card. i think it has to be an x1200 or newer
[17:51] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> i think it has more to do with my monitor "driver"
[17:51] <Flyingwatermelon> I'm upgrading to 10.04 and I got this message
[17:51] <Flyingwatermelon> The NetworkManager applet could not find some required resources.  It cannot continue.
[17:51] <bradpitt> aloha again.. compiz won't work after restarting Lubuntu. what did i miss?
[17:51] <kjele> rallias: If you look at network-manager you can choose one connection to login automatically
[17:51] <Guest53208> NICK chocobo25
[17:51] <Ububasher> Strange; usually the older the hardware the better the driver support....maybe not
[17:51] <wise_crypt> onetinsoldier: any suggestion here
[17:51] <onetinsoldier> vic20gmr_[lucid]: i don't think the ATI proprietary driver supports a old 9600 video card. i think it has to be an x1200 or newer
[17:51] <kjele> blackstar: Problems with pastebin?
[17:52] <Ububasher> wise crypt....i has shrt attention span; did you need help?
[17:52] <blackstar> kjele i'm working on it
[17:52] <Ububasher> ...
[17:52] <mosno> a3ist: over here :)
[17:52] <a3ist> after the last lucid update, anyone else get a problem while dragging windows where the pointer stutters back and forth between the current location and one a few pixels away?  Making dragging windows slower.
[17:52] <a3ist> heh mosno I got it :P
[17:52] <wise_crypt> Ububasher: nup
[17:53] <Flyingwatermelon> can someone help me upgrade to 10.04?
[17:53] <Ububasher> ok
[17:53] <onetinsoldier> wise_crypt: nope. not really. i think people with cards older than radeon x1200 have to use the opensource driver
[17:53] <Ububasher> I can flying man
[17:53] <rallias> kjele: but i need it to connect even if i don't log in
[17:53] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> onetinsoldier: u r correct
[17:53] <Ububasher> flying fruit..
[17:53] <Flyingwatermelon> Ububasher, I got this message
[17:53] <Ububasher> watermelon
[17:53] <Flyingwatermelon> The NetworkManager applet could not find some required resources.  It cannot continue.
[17:53] <kjele> rallias: It will connect even if you do not login if you select system wide
[17:53] <Ububasher> BAD DISK
[17:53] <oCean__> Ububasher: stop that
[17:53] <Ububasher> sorry
[17:54] <rallias> kjele: experience in this case tells the opposite of theory
[17:54] <Ububasher> caps button just left of 'a'
[17:54] <onetinsoldier> vic20gmr_[lucid]: roger, i wasn't 100% positive, so thanks for confirmation
[17:54] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> wise_crypt: i was hoping for something that would allow me to alter the "modeline", not to sure about it all, id rather not have to edit files manually, if i can avoid it
[17:54] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> onetinsoldier: np
[17:54] <Ububasher> watermelon; the cdrom may be bad
[17:54] <kjele> rallias: There is enable all use flag that you need to set
[17:54] <peturi> Adblocking with Ubuntu, thinking bout using squid.. any help?
[17:54] <Flyingwatermelon> Ububasher, I'm not upgrading from a CD
[17:54] <iamm> halow... would like to fix this bug i guess,.. i was able to connect to the internet but network manager shows i'm disconnected! i'm connecting by setting a static IP, but if activate DHCP, i couldn't get an IP...
[17:55] <Ububasher> oh!
[17:55] <Ububasher> dear
[17:55] <Ububasher> hold on
[17:55] <iamm> could anyone get me a help please...
[17:55] <rallias> kjele: i just want to use the command line so that all i have to do is power on to use this computer as a router
[17:55] <wise_crypt> vic20gmr_[lucid]:  :) nice conduct
[17:55] <mcl0vin> how can i delete every trace of lirc in my system , as if it was not installed, files,  config and modules
[17:55] <Ububasher> ok watermelon. I am useless. I have never encountered that problem
[17:55] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> wise_crypt: huh?
[17:55] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> heh
[17:56] <a3ist> mcl0vin, apt-get purge
[17:56] <llutz> mcl0vin: aptitude purge '~nlirc'   (check with -s before)
[17:56] <iamm> anyone could help?
[17:56] <a3ist> err aptitude purge yeah
[17:56] <wise_crypt> vic20gmr_[lucid]:  if you not sure its a good this to avoid "mode line"
[17:56] <netproteus> Ububasher: Any idea why my hardy-> lucid upgrade might have stalled at  "Setting up  rsyslog. creating config file /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf" and what I should do about it?
[17:56] <oCean_> !patience | iamm
[17:57] <Ububasher> Can anybody help Watermelon with upgrade problem? Possibly going to be networking issue due to failed resource.
[17:57] <desperate_man> hello. anyone who got time in PM for discussing about start-up script and sysv in server 10.04?
[17:57] <Flyingwatermelon> i am running a partial upgrade I'm not sure why it says that
[17:57] <kjele> rallias: Well then. You need to edit the files in /etc/network . Network-manager will config in /etc/NetworkManager
[17:57] <ibuclaw> Flyingwatermelon, open a terminal
[17:57] <oCean_> Ububasher: there's is no need to repeat his issue.
[17:57] <BluesKaj-Laptop> !ask | iamm,
[17:57] <rallias> kjele: pretty soon i am going to uninstall gnome on this computer so that it can be a deticated proxy/router server
[17:57] <ibuclaw> Flyingwatermelon, and type in:  ps -ef | grep nm-apple
[17:57] <bastidrazor> desperate_man: there is an #ubuntu-server channel. they be of some help.
[17:57] <Flyingwatermelon> ibuclaw, what does that do?
[17:57] <Ububasher> Watermelon; try upgrading via terminal 'apt'
[17:57] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> wise_crypt: ya, y i was hoping to find something that might do it for me, along the lines of startup manager "editing" grub file[s] for me
[17:57] <desperate_man> bastifrazor: cool, will try
[17:58] <Flyingwatermelon> i did sudo apt-get upgrade Ububasher
[17:58] <ibuclaw> Flyingwatermelon, checks if nm-applet (the Network manager) is running
[17:58] <mcl0vin> llutz: what do you mean to check is -s first
[17:58] <llutz> mcl0vin: aptitude purge '~nlirc'  -s        to check whats foing to be purged
[17:58] <llutz> going
[17:58] <iamm> yes, BluesKaj-Laptop, got already a question above... and just following up... not actually an impatient user here...
[17:58] <ibuclaw> Flyingwatermelon, what are you upgrading from -> to ?
[17:58] <tdnicho> using xchat...what is this red line that sometimes shows up in the chat window all the way across the screen?
[17:58] <Ububasher> did you use the '-v' verbose option. Could really help diag
[17:58] <blackstar> kjele, sorry man i took step by step screen shoots, but still having problems with pastebin, maybe i can email it to you?
[17:58] <Flyingwatermelon> ibuclaw, from 9.10 to 10.04
[17:58] <rallias> oh whatever i suppose i will go look into gentoo
[17:58] <koichirose> hello. I'm having trouble installing mencoder. it says it depends on libdirac0c2a, but this package has been replaced by libdirac-encoder0 . How do I solve this? Some googling did not help
[17:58] <kjele> blackstar: just past it here then
[17:59] <ibuclaw> Flyingwatermelon, then don't use apt-get to upgrade. >:)
[17:59] <Flyingwatermelon> BRB
[17:59] <mcl0vin> llutz: http://pastebin.com/fKQ6tT3V
[17:59] <kjele> blackstar: it is only one line right?
[17:59] <BluesKaj-Laptop> iamm, ok, guess i missed your question
[17:59] <llutz> mcl0vin: how did you install lirc?
[17:59] <mcl0vin> llutz: Compile it
[17:59] <ibuclaw> Flyingwatermelon, upgrade your system with:  gksu update-manager
[18:00] <anodesni> :P
[18:00] <Hunter^^^> hello people
[18:00] <blackstar> i'm new using the IRC don't know how to past it in here
[18:00] <llutz> mcl0vin: then deinstall by hand, you should have used package-management to install (at least checkinstall)
[18:00] <kjele> ibuclaw: Please do not use gksu with update-manager. Policy-kit should do it
[18:00] <Hunter^^^> can someone tell me how can i move to 1280x1024 screen resolution?
[18:00] <vic20gmr_[lucid]> anyone else have any suggestions about how i might "force" or otherwise get my monitor working at 72hz?
[18:00] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: if you still have the source dir.. go into it and try --> sudo make uninstall
[18:01] <FabulouS> to mount an ntfs partition in ubuntu 10:04, it does not require the root password. How does it require a password for root, to mount a partition?
[18:01] <Ububasher> Watermelon; I have to go for now (finalizing script). email me at fluffyninjakitten@gmail.com
[18:01] <Ububasher> quit
[18:01] <gyre> hi
[18:01] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: but from now on when compiling from source, i also recommend you learn to use 'checkinstall'.. and 'kernel-package' if you're compiling custom kernel
[18:02] <mcl0vin> onetinsoldier: ok will do
[18:02] <gyre> I have a question about apache2 but I'm not sure if I should ask it here or in some apache2 dedicated channel...
[18:02] <node357> hi, i removed pulseaudio so the games i own would run properly with sound, but now games from ubuntu repositories have no sound
[18:02] <kjele> FabulouS: Who is it?
[18:02] <llutz> gyre: use #httpd
[18:02] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: ok, cheers. good luck
[18:02] <blackstar> kjele just waiting for u to accept it
[18:02] <netproteus> Any idea why my hardy-> lucid upgrade might have stalled at  "Setting up  rsyslog. creating config file /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf" and what I should do about it?  Or failing that what will happen if I bail out of the upgrade at ~75% complete?
[18:02] <ibuclaw> kjele, says nothing about polkit https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LucidUpgrades :)
[18:02] <mcl0vin> onetinsoldier: llutz after the 'make uninstall' how would i check if it remover it all
[18:02] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: let me know if that 'make uninstall' commands works out ok for you ;-)
[18:02] <kjele> blackstar: What is the url?
[18:03] <mcl0vin> onetinsoldier: it did
[18:03] <gyre> llutz: thanks...i'll try
[18:03] <node357> seems ecverty time i try ubuntu sometihging goes wrong
[18:03] <blackstar> i'm trying to tranfer it thought the irc chat
[18:03] <kjele> ibuclaw: just do update-manager and you will see
[18:03] <FabulouS> kjele, myself =)
[18:03] <CodenameStrike> I need some help regarding the patch command
[18:03] <llutz> mcl0vin: you have to trust the makefile-author
[18:03] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: cool. you can do...  sudo updatedb && locate lirc | less    ...that 'might' show you if there's anything left over anywhere from it
[18:03] <Flyingwatermelon> okay, well I think it upgraded anyway...how do I remove the old version from grub?
[18:04] <GeekZoid> hello
[18:04] <GeekZoid> I"m using ubuntu and I can't figure out why my cpu is only reporting back as 1 cpu
[18:04] <GeekZoid> i have a quad core 6600
[18:04] <FabulouS> to mount an ntfs partition in ubuntu 10.04, it does not require the root password. How does it require a password for root, to mount a partition?
[18:04] <FabulouS> help-me
[18:04] <GeekZoid> but its only showing up as 1 core
[18:04] <GeekZoid> is there a special kernel i need to download?
[18:04] <kjele> blackstar: hmm . Open the file copy the content and go to pastebin.com and past it there
[18:04] <a3ist> GeekZoid, where are y ou looking
[18:04] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: but yeah.. what llutz said. you need to put some trust into the developer that the make uninstall script did it's job
[18:04] <GeekZoid> cat /proc/cpuinfo
[18:04] <GeekZoid> I also tried mpstat -P All 1 10
[18:04] <kjele> blackstar: Then give me the url. Clean and simple
[18:04] <mcl0vin> onetinsoldier: http://pastebin.com/t5R6nHY0
[18:04] <GeekZoid> still shows up as one.
[18:05] <blackstar> one moment
[18:05] <node357> FabulouS, sorry, your question didn't make sense to me
[18:05] <Flyingwatermelon> how can I check to make sure my system updated to 10.04 correctly without errors? also, how can I remove the old version from grub
[18:05] <node357> does anyone know how to get sound working in ubuntu 10.04, or should i just get rid it
[18:05] <mcl0vin> onetinsoldier: what i am trying to do is recompile it and try to get it to work
[18:06] <GeekZoid> a3ist: any ideas?
[18:06] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: you might want to remove that stuff in /etc. be careful you don't remove anything not related to lirc though!
[18:06] <CodenameStrike> Can anyone tell me, if I'm trying to patch a program's source code before installing it with a .diff patch, how may I do so using the "patch" command from the terminal?
[18:06] <Enelar> Hi all.
[18:06] <mcl0vin> onetinsoldier: what do you mean..i am trying to remove lirc
[18:06] <llutz> !checkinstall | mcl0vin use this to build a deb when compiling again
[18:06] <node357> CodenameStrike,  i think it's: patch < /path/to/patchfile.diff
[18:06] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: also... rm -rv ~/.lirc
[18:06] <GeekZoid> don't i need a SMP kernel?
[18:07] <kjele> FabulouS: You need root permission if you are going to mount stuff with a terminal if there is no entry in fstab that says other user can mount it.
[18:07] <Flyingwatermelon> how can I check to make sure it upgraded without error? also, how can I remove the old version from grub?
[18:07] <netproteus> is there not anyone in here that can help me with an upgrade issue?? I'm feeling rather ignored
[18:07] <CodenameStrike> node357, do I run it from the program's source code folder?
[18:07] <Enelar> My problem. I install ubuntu 10.04 LTS, using it... 2 hours, but, it dont see sound cart on my motherboard.
[18:07] <GeekZoid> Can anyone tel me where i can get a SMP kernel for 10.04
[18:07] <node357> yes CodenameStrike, i'm pretty sure you have to be in the source code directory to do it
[18:07] <GeekZoid> it doesn't recognize all mjy cpus.
[18:08] <llutz> GeekZoid: they all should be smp
[18:08] <GeekZoid> hmm
[18:08] <GeekZoid> the one i have doesn't say SMP
[18:08] <GeekZoid> and i did a stock install
[18:08] <FabulouS> node357, distribution in ubuntu 10.04. When mounting a partition (NTFS) or any other partition, it mounts the partition without requiring a password. Already in version 9.10, to mount a partition, it requires the root password, so it can be mounted. Now it makes sense?
[18:08] <peacetara> GeekZoid: cat /proc/cpuinfo should tell y ou about the CPU's it found
[18:08] <mcl0vin> onetinsoldier: 'dpkg -l lirc' still shows ii  lirc           0.8.6-0ubuntu2 infra-red remote control support
[18:08] <blue_anna> GeekZoid: what is your uname -r ?
[18:08] <llutz> GeekZoid: grep CONFIG_SMP /boot/config-$(uname -r)
[18:08] <CodenameStrike> node357, so I did. How to know whether the patch process is finished?
[18:09] <GeekZoid> Peacetara: it doesnt find them all
[18:09] <Flyingwatermelon> how can I check to make sure it upgraded without error? also, how can I remove the old version from grub?
[18:09] <node357> CodenameStrike, you should get a confirmation that the file was patched
[18:09] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: ok, then you also have it installed via apt/dpkg
[18:09] <GeekZoid> hmm
[18:09] <GeekZoid> Llutz: your right
[18:09] <GeekZoid> its showing up as smp=y
[18:10] <kjele> FabulouS: Well can you change mount point?
[18:10] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: give me a few minutes and i'll help you with this.. walk you through it
[18:10] <FabulouS> kjele, I want to know how to configure fstab to require password when you mount a partition, without the terminal
[18:10] <node357> okay FabulouS now I see what you mean.. I'm new to 10.04.. checked /etc/fstab and there are no entries for my NTFS partitions, so I'm not sure how to require a password for mounting... very insecure
[18:10] <GeekZoid> Why the heck is it only showing up as 1 cpu ive got a Q6600?
[18:10] <GeekZoid> maybe its something in the bios
[18:10] <GeekZoid> brb
[18:10] <llutz> GeekZoid: grep processor  /proc/cpuinfo
[18:10] <Boxici> !backtrack
[18:10] <node357> hi, i removed pulseaudio so the games i own would run properly with sound, but now games from ubuntu repositories have no sound
[18:11] <kjele> FabulouS: The mount is from nautilus
[18:11] <Flyingwatermelon> how can I check to make sure it upgraded without error? also, how can I remove the old version from grub?
[18:11] <GeekZoid> ill be back im going to check the bios..
[18:11] <FabulouS> kjele, is an exit
[18:11] <tertl3> node357: pulse audio is important
[18:11] <node357> the sound lags when pulseaudio is installed
[18:11] <node357> by like 10 seconds, it's no good
[18:12] <Assid> hi
[18:12] <CodenameStrike> node357, if I didn't get any and the process goes on - as in not coming back to the "user@pc" prompt that lets you key in any other commands to run, does that mean it's not finished?
[18:12] <lungan> I did ran purge pulseaudio to get my Spotify work in Wine, now my spotify works, but my sound on youtube etc doesn't work, can anyone help me fix this problem?
[18:12] <Assid> im facing a Geom Error when booting with my windows hard drive
[18:12] <FabulouS> kjele, but what I'm wondering, is security, already imagined some user has access to my machine and was able to mount the partitions, just because it does not require password
[18:12] <Assid> this is after i was playing with installing ubuntu
[18:12] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: ok, i'm here. you ready?
[18:12] <node357> darn CodenameStrike, I guess I made a mistake.. it shouldn't take more than a few seconds... I'll do some research
[18:13] <FabulouS> kjele, I see the fstab, try to configure it
[18:13] <tdnicho> tried installing kubuntu alongside windows 7...can't get either os to boot following restart...any ideas?
[18:13] <janejp> hi,guys...what's a dummy package?
[18:13] <bricky> hmm the latest ubuntu is the one with categories on the left side I.E internet, graphics, accessories
[18:13] <kjele> FabulouS: If they have physical access to your machine then they have full access. There is no security risk...
[18:13] <node357> CodenameStrike, patch -p0 < patch-file-name-here
[18:13] <ljsoftnet> i have powernowd installed how do i configure it?
[18:13] <node357> I forgot the -p0
[18:13] <kjele> FabulouS: The mount option you are looking for is in gconf-editor under apps>nautilus
[18:14] <Flyingwatermelon> how can I check to make sure it upgraded without error? also, how can I remove the old version from grub?
[18:14] <node357> how do I get proper sound with/without pulseaudio?? this is so stupid
[18:14] <peacetara> Flyingwatermelon: that what upgraded without error?
[18:14] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: you need any help?
[18:14] <FabulouS> kjele, ok thanks
[18:14] <bricky> someone wanna help me out, I juts got ubuntu, used linux before but im still new
[18:15] <Flyingwatermelon> peacetara, from 9.10 to 10.04
[18:15] <node357> what do you need, bricky
[18:15] <CodenameStrike> node357, since I keyed in "patch -p1 ../patchname.diff" from the folder, did missed anythung?
[18:15] <peacetara> Flyingwatermelon: does the machine work? then chances are it upgraded ok.. did you get errors during upgrade?
[18:15] <ljsoftnet> i have powernowd installed how do i configure it? there's no GUI
[18:15] <janejp> hi,guys...what's a dummy package?
[18:15] <Assid> anyone?
[18:15] <bricky> node357: just basic stuff nothing at all technical
[18:16] <node357> CodenameStrike, not sure what the difference is between -p0 and -p1 .. the last time I did a patch, it aid something like "file patched successfully"
[18:16] <node357> bricky, you could probably learn the basics on the ubuntu web site
[18:16] <bricky> node357: okay I will definitly look around on there
[18:16] <node357> I'm not gonna be here much longer since no one seems to have an answer
[18:16] <krylon> Hello folks, I'm having a little trouble trying to install a package. I'm running 10.04 x86. Trying to install openbios-sparc
[18:16] <bricky> Ty
[18:16] <Flyingwatermelon> peacetara, yes it said somthing about not finding all sources to upgrade
[18:16] <node357> good luck bricky
[18:16] <bricky> sometimes I need to be reminded :)
[18:17] <Flyingwatermelon> peacetara, but it upgraded anyway lol
[18:17] <Lonia> Hi all, do any of you know how to solve a Grub Error 17?
[18:17] <bricky> hehe
[18:17] <node357> SOUND: how do you make it work in Ubuntu 10.04 ?
[18:17] <Jordan_U> Flyingwatermelon: If you used "sudo apt-get upgrade" then depending on what else you did you are either still completely on 9.10 or in a really bad state between 9.10 and 10.04. In *no* circumstance will "sudo apt-get upgrade" properly upgrade between major releases.
[18:17] <bricky> node357: I think I remember you your name is sort of familiar
[18:17] <node357> same bricky :)
[18:17] <bricky> from a few years ago
[18:17] <Blackhat> r
[18:17] <pdtpatri2k> Has anyone gotten magic mouse to work on Ubuntu 10.4?
[18:17] <Docteh> node357: usuallly just does :-/
[18:18] <Flyingwatermelon> Jordan_U, that's what I did...how to fix it?
[18:18] <Blackhat> hello guise
[18:18] <node357> it was a few years ago I started attempting to use Ubuntu, and I'm still trying to make it work
[18:18] <kjele> blackstar: Still problems ? I see that you wanted to send a 6mb file that is kinda big. I just need to know what permissions are set on the file
[18:18] <infid> i installed seahorse-plugins but i still dont see any option in nautilus to encrypt files with GPG, any ideas?
[18:18] <ljsoftnet> i have powernowd installed how do i configure it? there's no GUI
[18:18] <node357> I guess I should shell out $250 for paid support... to get sound working :|
[18:18] <Jordan_U> Flyingwatermelon: Did you do anything else like modify your sources.list?
[18:18] <koichirose> hello. I'm having trouble installing mencoder. it says it depends on libdirac0c2a, but this package has been replaced by libdirac-encoder0 . How do I solve this? Some googling did not help
[18:18] <Vax_> hello, does anyone knows how to setup a global menu in gnome?
[18:18] <Flyingwatermelon> Jordan_U, no
[18:19] <ubuntu_> good bye
[18:19] <node357> Vax_, you mean a menu that all users see? isn't that already set up by default?
[18:19] <ubuntu_> thank you veru much the answers
[18:19] <kjele> Vax_: There is a ppa out there. Last time I used firefox was broken
[18:19] <Jordan_U> Flyingwatermelon: Then nothing bad has happened, and you are still completely on 9.10.
[18:19] <xangua> Vax_: have yoy tried gnome applet global menu¿¿
[18:19] <krylon> How do I install this package in 10.04? apt-get install openbios-sparc gives error: not available, but is referred to by another package,etc
[18:19] <Blackhat> how can i check what version of my distro im running_
[18:19] <krylon> http://packages.ubuntu.com/hu/source/lucid/openbios-sparc
[18:19] <janejp> hi
[18:19] <Flyingwatermelon> Jordan_U, well, I went to upgrade manager and installed all upgrades...and installed 10.04 from there?
[18:19] <node357> so no one here has any idea how sound in Ubuntu works
[18:19] <Docteh> node357: from canonical? sounds fun but expensive.
[18:19] <onetinsoldier> mcl0vin: are you here at all? need any help?
[18:20] <llutz> Blackhat: lsb_release -a
[18:20] <node357> Docteh, very expensive, Microsoft support is cheaper
[18:20] <mosno> node357: if this is a non-portable computer, consider spending that money on supported hardware
, nope. is it buggy?
[18:20] <peacetara> janejp: a dummy package is a package put there to make dependencies happy, but doesn't have to exist otherwise (there may be other reasons, but that's the most common).
[18:20] <Docteh> node357: well "i need help with my sound" tells us nothing
[18:20] <node357> mosno, it's a sound blaster live supported by alsa
[18:20] <bricky> node357: I installed ubuntu from an exe, it saved my laptop
[18:20] <xangua> Vax_: no http://code.google.com/p/gnome2-globalmenu/
[18:20] <node357> Docteh, i already explained the problem when i joined... don't start criticizing me again, i get that every time i ask for help
[18:20] <pdtpatri2k> Has anyone gotten magic mouse to work on Ubuntu 10.4?
[18:20] <mikeru> I'm curious
[18:21] <mikeru> why the battery indicator is horizontal on my laptop
[18:21] <Docteh> ah
, thanks, i'll check it out
[18:21] <Jordan_U> Flyingwatermelon: If you open System > Adminisration > Update-Manager then it should givve you an option to upgrade to 10.04. Anything else is just getting you minor updates to 9.10.
[18:21] <mikeru> and it's vertical on my friends laptop?
[18:21] <blue_anna> pdtpatri2k: the regular cordless or is it the two-button?
[18:21] <node357> glad to hear it, bricky
[18:21] <Jordan_U> !upgrade | Flyingwatermelon
[18:21] <pdtpatri2k> @blue_anna .. the wireless (newest one that just came out)
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[18:21] <Flyingwatermelon> Jordan_U, it says my system is up to date
[18:21] <ljsoftnet> i have powernowd installed how do i configure it? there's no GUI
[18:21] <Flyingwatermelon> Jordan_U, does that mean I have 10.04?
[18:21] <node357> I installed Ubuntu 10.04, ran some commercial games I own, and the sound lags by about 10 seconds... I removed pulseaudio, now the commercial games work correctly, but the ones from Ubuntu repos have no sound at all
[18:21] <tdnicho> anyone know if I can safely install kubuntu alongside both windows 7 and ubuntu?
[18:21] <blue_anna> pdtpatri2k: nevermind I just remembered, its the wireless with the ibm-style nub .. osrry, havent
[18:22] <Jordan_U> Flyingwatermelon: No.
[18:22] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: Change mirror
[18:22] <node357> also, the volume control won't work now
[18:22] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, what?
[18:22] <tertl3> node, never remove pulse :)
[18:22] <pdtpatri2k> blue_anna: yeah its giving me all sorts of problem. About ready to give it up and move on.
[18:22] <xangua> node357: or you could simple not have removed pulseaudio and set wine to use pulse instead
[18:22] <Flyingwatermelon> Jordan_U, how can I check what version I am running?
[18:22] <trollboy> so my evolution isn't working.. I'm getting the following errors launching it from shell:
[18:22] <trollboy> (evolution:5061): evolution-mail-WARNING **: Could not setup local store/folder: disk I/O error  and (evolution:5061): camel-WARNING **: something went wrong terribly during db creation
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> ljsoftnet: http://x4.6times7.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/devlog/blog/use_powernowd_with_own_defaultoptions_in_ubuntu_7.10
[18:22] <Jordan_U> !version | Flyingwatermelon
[18:22] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: if lsb_release says something else than lucid then change the download mirror
[18:22] <node357> xangua, I am not using wine
[18:22] <Kernel-Panic> tdnicho:  just type
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> trollboy: i'd boot to live cd and fsck the partitions
[18:23] <xangua> node357: what were you refering by commercial games¿¿
[18:23] <trollboy> ActionParsnip, that bad?
[18:23] <peacetara> pdtpatri2k: tdnicho you could. it takes some magic bootfoo magic and at least 3 partitions (but really probably 5, 2 for swap)
[18:23] <onetinsoldier> tdnicho: i don't see why not. i have my linux on a separate hard drive, but i have Grub menu for all my Operating Systems, which are, Win7, Ubuntu, and Kubuntu
[18:23] <node357> xangua, games I bought that run natively on GNU+Linux, like Quake Wars, Doom 3, UT2004
[18:23] <peacetara> pdtpatri2k: but you can have KDE installed as well as gnome on the same ubuntu. it doesn't die or anything.
[18:23] <Kernel-Panic> tdnicho: Why not just install the kubuntu-desktop package?
[18:23] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, it says lucid Jordan_U
[18:24] <pdtpatri2k> peacetara: what?
[18:24] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: Then you have lucid
[18:24] <Docteh> oddly enough i've never been screwed with by pulse audio
[18:24] <Jordan_U> kjele: You should not change releases by changing the mirror manually, please do not recommend doing so.
[18:24] <peacetara> oops sorry I sent to the wrong person
[18:24] <Docteh> !emu10k1
[18:24] <Flyingwatermelon> Jordan_U, how can I update grub to remove old versions?
[18:25] <dtcrshr> is there a channel here on freenode for open office ?
[18:25] <node357> I was using slackware, which doesn't include pulseaudio, and the sound in the games was fine.. I Just thought Ubuntu would be easier
[18:25] <kjele> Jordan_U: Some mirrors are old. Changing download location only. Not telling to point the point release to lucid.
[18:25] <node357> If I could just use ALSA everything would be fine
[18:25] <Docteh> node357: its easier until theres a problem ;)
[18:26] <node357> true
[18:26] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: What version are you using now?
[18:26] <peacetara> is there an easy way to get a list of packages that need reconfiguring?
[18:26] <k-rad> i had gotten a flash drive on ebay.  i never thought i'd be victim of it, but the ID's seem to indicate it was a hong kong fake since i use my flash drives between ubuntu and windows i often use FAT32 since that causes less problems unmounting uncleanly.  the flash drive won't take NTFS at all.  what can i use in linux command line to full up the drive increment by increment so i can tell its actual drive storage capacity vs the automatic readout for the
[18:26] <k-rad>  drive ?  i do not require a filesystem for this, just accurate results
[18:26] <tdnicho> thanks, Kernel-Panic...someone in the Kubuntu forum just suggested the same thing....is it easy to implement the KDE once i've installed kubuntu-desktop?
[18:27] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, 10.04?
[18:27] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: update-grub --version
[18:27] <node357> I guess I could download the developers versions of the games... which kind of defeats the purpose of having nice easy repos to begin with
[18:27] <node357> meh I give up, i'll try again when a new ubuntu is released
[18:27] <node357> bye
[18:28] <Docteh> lol
[18:28] <Docteh> wont get fixed if its not reported
[18:28] <shesaidohyea> any votes for wired / wireless keyboards?  i'm having some weird issues with a logitech dinovo.. i'm thinking about going back to wired kb.
[18:28] <Kernel-Panic> tdnicho: kubuntu-desktop IS KDE
[18:28] <mcl0vin> onetinsoldier: sorry i was afk
[18:28] <k-rad> anyone know how to configure the gnome weather reporter to give reports based on GPS lat and longitude
[18:29] <peacetara> Flyingwatermelon: shesaidohyea wired will pretty much always work..  and no battery hassles!
[18:29] <Docteh> k-rad: read the whole thing in with dd and see how big the file is, like /sdc vs /dev/sdc1
[18:29] <comag> shesaidohyea: there is a linux keyboard from cherry with a nice penguin key instead of the windows key ;)
[18:29] <Flyingwatermelon> peacetara, what?
[18:29] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=CbzDmpDX
[18:29] <Docteh> dd if=/dev/sdc of=flashy
[18:29] <peacetara> Flyingwatermelon: ack I'm sorry my tab completion is being stupid! grr
[18:29] <k-rad> Docteh, i am a stranger to dd and would not know how to use that as any measure of anything
[18:29] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: hmm. "update-grub --version"
[18:30] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: Need to know the grub version
[18:30] <Docteh> k-rad: it'll write out a big ass file, and you just need to  look at the size of it compared to what fdisk says
[18:30] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, aaron@watermelons-laptop:~$ sudo update-grub--version
[18:30] <Flyingwatermelon> sudo: update-grub--version: command not found
[18:30] <Flyingwatermelon> aaron@watermelons-laptop:~$
[18:30] <DsXack> sorry, and this http://paste.pocoo.org/show/220048/ bag in conky. i not find in launchpad
[18:31] <Kernel-Panic> tdnicho: kubuntu-desktop includes everything that would be in a normal Kubuntu CD. Just choose which desktop environment  you want to use when you are at the login screen
[18:31] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: there is a " " space between --
[18:31] <MaMoUs> FireFox Segmentation fault
[18:32] <Vax_> xangua, it's not what i meant. it just shows current tasks. I want the one as in macos
[18:32] <uLinux> Anybody can made ident work?
[18:32] <uLinux> !ident
[18:32] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: Anyway since you have problem with that command use this instead "apt-cache policy grub-pc"
[18:32] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig (GNU GRUB 1.98-1ubuntu6)
[18:32] <Docteh> uLinux: for irc?
[18:32] <uLinux> yes
[18:32] <Docteh> !package fakeidentd
[18:33] <Docteh> hmmm
[18:33] <MaMoUs> FireFox Segmentation fault
[18:33] <Docteh> oh no such package
[18:33] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: Then you have the latest grub version.
[18:33] <tdnicho> thank you, Kernel-Panic...off to install it now
[18:34] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, I want to remove the old kernels from grub though
[18:34] <sebastian> helo
[18:34] <Kernel-Panic> tdnicho: Anytime :)
[18:34] <rallias> is there a bittorrent client for ubuntu with unlimited peers?
[18:34] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: "sudo apt-get autoremove" Should do it or if you want then just uninstall them
[18:34] <wertwertgfhjrer> how can i run a command that needs sudo rights automatically at startup?
[18:35] <xangua> Vax_: and what's the diference with the menu of mac OS¿¿
[18:35] <uLinux> nobody seems to worry abount ident for irc
[18:35] <cas_> Could anyone answer a question I have???
[18:35] <aeon-ltd> cas_: !help
[18:35] <aeon-ltd> !help
[18:35] <cas_> !help
[18:35] <cfedde> Flyingwatermelon: if you just want to edit the list of kernels that appear when you boot then edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[18:35] <Docteh> wertwertgfhjrer: if its not an interactive command, /etc/rc.local
[18:35] <aeon-ltd> cas_: what is it?
[18:35] <Flyingwatermelon> cfedde, don't I want to remove the old kernals?
[18:35] <lungan> I did ran purge pulseaudio to get my Spotify work in Wine, now my spotify works, but my sound on youtube etc doesn't work, can anyone help me fix this problem?
[18:35] <FabulouS> Anybody know the parameters of the file / usr/share/polkit-1/actions/org.freedesktop.devicekit.disks.policy, which can pass me?
[18:35] <wertwertgfhjrer> Docteh, thx ill try
[18:35] <lrb> Flyingwatermelon: here u go http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/17787/clean-up-the-new-ubuntu-grub2-boot-menu/
[18:36] <aeon-ltd> Flyingwatermelon: but remember to remove them via syanptics or apt
[18:36] <Vax_> xangua, my bad. this is what i need. it just didn't work with me. :( it only shows title of current application
[18:36] <cas_> Does anyone know why when I bind any key for ejecting the tray, nothing happens?
[18:36] <kjele> cfedde: he is using the new grub so it is /etc/default/grub
[18:36] <Flyingwatermelon> aeon-ltd, how do I do that?
[18:36] <cfedde> kjele: ah
[18:36] <f_18> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grI1dHNBpBw
[18:36] <aeon-ltd> Flyingwatermelon: using synaptics or apt-get
[18:37] <aeon-ltd> cas_: does the key you've binded been set to universal? e.g it applies everywhere, not just in one app
[18:37] <blackstar> kjele, sorry i finally figure out how pastebin work, i got tow urls firs one is http://paste.ubuntu.com/441855/ and the seccond url http://paste.ubuntu.com/441856/
[18:38] <cas_> aeon-ltd, do you mean if I can bind it to any other actions?
[18:38] <VentiLator> Hello, I have a problem regarding nautilus, i guess. I cant open "virtual directories" ("computer:" or "trash" for example) anymore. I just get "Could not display "computer:///"". This problem seems to be known, there are several bugtracks but no solution. Is there anyone who can help me?
[18:38] <kjele> blackstar: Which file on the list you deleted?
[18:39] <happyface> how do I use magic sysreq keys using a laptop keyboard?
[18:40] <cas_> aeon-ltd: when I bind it to other actions it just works fine, but when binding it to "eject the tray" nothing happens, only the eject icon on top right of the screen
[18:40] <aeon-ltd> cas_: maybe your disk drive doesn't support it? (random theory)
[18:40] <ZAHER> I have same error http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9333067&postcount=11  what is the problem ??
[18:41] <keddie> for some strange reason I'm unable to install content I've downloaded how do i sort that out?
[18:41] <aeon-ltd> keddie: have you tried as root?
[18:41] <cas_> I don´t think so, because in Karmic it worked really well
[18:41] <doolph> anyone got a real working samba domain server + winxp + winvista + win7 + ubuntu desktop
[18:41] <WeeJeWel> Is there a bootloader available that can boot iso images from an usb stick?
[18:41] <jrib> keddie: what exactly is the content?
[18:41] <keddie> how the feck do you do that?
[18:41] <keddie> Itunes...
[18:41] <cas_> aeon-ltd: In karmic it worked very well
[18:41] <mcl0vin> onetinsoldier: are you there
[18:42] <mcl0vin> !seen onetinsoldier
[18:42] <jrib> keddie: there is no native linux client for itunes.  Have you tried rhythmbox or one of the other dozens of native linux apps?
[18:42] <pr0zac> hi i have a problem on my ubuntu
[18:42] <k-rad> ubuntu should partner with emusic, its music store is lacking
[18:42] <wise_crypt> !unetbootin > WeeJeWel
[18:42] <pr0zac> any can help me
[18:42] <Elfish> anyone using wubi under windows 7?
[18:43] <pr0zac> its,strange i think is the gnome
[18:43] <jrib> Elfish: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[18:43] <Flyingwatermelon> I have had a firefox script problem after upgrading to 10.04
[18:43] <Flyingwatermelon> A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete.
[18:43] <Flyingwatermelon> Script: file:///usr/lib/firefox-3.6.3/components/nsExtensionManager.js:623
[18:43] <kitche> pr0zac say your problem please
[18:43] <WeeJeWel> wise_crypt nono, I want to select which iso image to boot :)
[18:43] <keddie> Yes but they're incredibly hard to operate.
[18:43] <WeeJeWel> So have a dual-boot usb stick..
[18:43] <happyface> how do I use magic sysreq keys using a laptop keyboard?
[18:43] <robin___> shrink desired=100000 minimum=100
[18:43] <avg_guy> hey I was wondering if there is a way to make a backup  of my sys as is with installed apps and all so if i have to i can reinstall it like it is?
[18:43] <pr0zac> yea i restart the machine and the application and system button on the top menu, i click and nothing appers
[18:43] <Elfish> ok jrib
[18:43] <robin___> "The specified shrink size is too big and will cause the volume to be smaller than the minimum volume size."
[18:43] <robin___> Help.
[18:43] <cas_> aeon-ltd: thank you for trying anyway ^^
[18:43] <kjele> blackstar: I see so you actually deleted the root-owned file?
[18:44] <cas_> so none knows what could be the problem
[18:44] <robin___> I'm creating a partition for home and /
[18:44] <robin___> the home partition will be 100gb
[18:44] <robin___> the root will be 10gb
[18:44] <robin___> but it won't let me.
[18:44] <raul__> hi?
[18:44] <pr0zac> puts on grey and nothing any of my apps, and on the system the system menus to configure
[18:45] <ZAHER> I have same error in twitter account  http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9333067&postcount=11  what is the problem ?
[18:46] <blackstar> kjele that right
[18:46] <Elfish> anyone using wubi under windows 7? the installer just crashes after double clicking it :o it's asking for a hardware device. here's the error msg: http://www.imagebanana.com/view/1f4eqbmh/Unbenannt.png
[18:46] <kjele> blackstar: The thing is that you are on a directory that you have permission to delete. So make a directory that is owned by root and put the files owned by root in there
[18:46] <lgc> Hi, where are syndaemon parameter stored system-level?
[18:47] <cas_> Bye everyone
[18:47] <pr0zac> im taking a picture of the desktop to upload and you see
[18:48] <gyre> hi...i have a q...im troubleshooting apache a little be and in tcpdump I can see ipv6 packets...instead of ipv4....when I check network settings I can see that ipv6 is disabled so what am I missing out ??
[18:48] <a3ist> !ubuntu-server | gyre
[18:48] <Twain_32> hello everyone!
[18:48] <Twain_32> who can help me  ? on WIne ?
[18:48] <robin___> Who can help me?
[18:48] <xangua> !help
[18:49] <pr0zac> fuck i cant take print screen touching the System button
[18:49] <oCean_> pr0zac: watch your language
[18:50] <pr0zac> okay sorry
[18:50] <avg_guy> hey I was wondering if there is a way to make a backup  of my sys as is with installed apps and all so if i have to i can reinstall it like it is?
[18:50] <drsmyrke> народ, есть тут русские?
[18:50] <oCean_> !clone | avg_guy
[18:50] <pr0zac> but i have this problem
[18:50] <Gideon> hi
[18:51] <oCean_> !ru | drsmyrke
[18:51] <Gideon> Can someone help me?
[18:51] <a3ist> !ask | Gideon
[18:51] <pr0zac> any speak spanish?
[18:51] <overmind> pr0zac: /join #ubuntu-es
[18:51] <a3ist> !es | pr0zac
[18:51] <pr0zac> ok
[18:51] <Blackhat> how do i open gz files_
[18:52] <Blackhat> i know gzip
[18:52] <Blackhat> but,
[18:52] <oCean_> Blackhat: gunzip
[18:52] <Blackhat> it dont work
[18:52] <Gideon> I just installed Ubuntu 10.04 and when i started it, it sais out of disk
[18:52] <gthelen> Blackhat:
[18:52] <Gideon> *said
[18:52] <happyface> how do I use magic sysreq keys using a laptop keyboard?
[18:52] <arjunak01> help, network manager icon is missing and i cant connect to internet (im using mint right now)
[18:52] <oCean_> Blackhat: it should. Do "file blah.gz" to see what it is
[18:53] <Blackhat> thanks ocean, im trying now
[18:53] <Gideon> I just installed Ubuntu 10.04 and when i started it, it said out of disk Grub rescue>
[18:53] <arjunak01> help, network manager icon is missing and i cant connect to internet
[18:55] <happyface> arjunak01: right click > add to panel > notificatoin area
[18:55] <ahmed> hi
[18:55] <happyface> arjunak01: and if it still doesn't show press alt+f2 and type nm-applet
[18:55] <arjunak01> happyface: tried that it doesnt work
[18:55] <Guest67221> hi
[18:55] <aeon-ltd> Guest67221:
[18:56] <aeon-ltd> hallo
[18:56] <arjunak01> happyface: i even tried re installing it, still doesnt work
[18:57] <happyface> arjunak01: that's the simple advice I had for you... sorry I'm not sure
[18:57] <dead> hello
[18:57] <dead> can someone possibly send me unicode.pf2 font
[18:57] <dead> from their fonts/X11/misc directory...so I can use it with grub2
[18:58] <dead> i can't find it online anywhere
[19:00] <Talon_> dead: mines located at /usr/share/grub (the unicode.pf2 file)
[19:00] <dead> ok
[19:00] <dead> can you send it to me?
[19:00] <dead> i dont have ubuntu
[19:00] <Gideon> What do I need to do when I get an " out of disk" erro
[19:00] <mouka> Hi
[19:00] <Gideon> r
[19:00] <dead> im using a custom built system linuxfromscratch
[19:00] <mouka> How do I get rid of old kernels after I am done updating my kernel?
[19:00] <dead> Gideon: free up some disk space?
[19:00] <Talon_> gimme a sec, uploadin to my webserver
[19:01] <Gideon> I just installed it dead
[19:01] <Talon_> lemme know when you download it so i can remove it: http://talon.linux.sh/unicode.pf2
[19:01] <dead> mouka: the entry in your boot menu or actually delete the kernel?
[19:02] <mouka> I know how to delete the entry in the boot menu
[19:02] <mouka> I want to remove unwanted kernels
[19:02] <Flyingwatermelon> how can I get rid of the old kernels ^
[19:02] <dead> Talon_: got it, thank you VERY much
[19:02] <knxville> I need help to decide what to order
[19:02] <dead> Talon_: you canremove now
[19:02] <Flyingwatermelon> and delete the entry mouka
[19:03] <Talon_> mouka: open synaptic package manager and find them and un-install them.. its always good to leave at least one other incase the newer kernel doesnt work right you have a fallback
[19:03] <dead> mouka: /lib/modules/kernel, /boot/thekernelitself /boot/kernelsystemmap
[19:03] <dead> delete those
[19:03] <dead> make sure you don't delete your running kernel :P
[19:03] <oCean_> mouka: don't delete by hand
[19:03] <mouka> How do I find the kernels and delete them?
[19:03] <Boxici> !backtrack
[19:03] <oCean_> mouka: list your installed kernels: "dpkg -l | grep linux-image"
[19:03] <switchgirl> hi can you help me firefox is playing up - cpu usage = 60-75%
[19:03] <mouka> I won't delete them by hand
[19:03] <s3a> in ubuntu these days, to install new programs from the repositories graphically do you use synaptic or the software store (or what is it called exatly?) or both?
[19:04] <e01> how can i turn off the grub os choicer menu, or just to decrease time to wait?
[19:04] <oCean_> mouka: after that you can "apt-get purge <your-exact-linux-image-version>"
[19:04] <mikeru> I'm curious, why is the battery indicator horizontal on my computer and vertical on my friend's computer? (both are lucid)
[19:04] <arand> e01: Settings in /etc/default/grub
[19:04] <oCean_> mouka: err.. use "sudo apt-get purge", that's what i meant
[19:04] <kjele> s3a: both
[19:04] <bttf> hey ok so comepletely reformated my PC
[19:04] <bttf> then i installed ubuntu
[19:05] <oCean_> mouka: be sure not to delete your current (= uname -r)
[19:05] <bttf> then i used Gparted to partition it up into 3parts
[19:05] <bttf> a ubuntu part, windows, and a shared data between the two
[19:05] <bttf> shit got f'ed
[19:05] <bttf> so now
[19:05] <bttf> im just doing a clean format instal of windows
[19:05] <oCean_> bttf: keep your description in one single line please
[19:05] <oCean_> !pm | Flyingwatermelon
[19:05] <bttf> ok
[19:05] <pyresim1> not a linux noob redhat my usuall distb  need xbox help
[19:05] <s3a> kjele: thanks, is it still called the "software store"?
[19:05] <mouka> I removed the header
[19:06] <Flyingwatermelon> oCean_, it was a long message?
[19:06] <mouka> but not the actual kernel itself
[19:06] <kjele> s3a: they changed it to software-center
[19:06] <purplefool> since i upgraded to 10.04 i have been having troubles with the login screen being a mesh of colors.  i cannot read anything, course pixels are all i see.  i can login, but only through memory.  can anyone help me with this?
[19:06] <oCean_> Flyingwatermelon: don't pm uninvited
[19:06] <mouka> I have 2.6.32-21 and 2.6.32-22
[19:06] <bttf> I REFORMATTED MY PC and installed Ubuntu.. Then I used Gparted to partition my HDD for a WinXP install.. After installling WinXP, I was dealing with a lot of corrupt data... So I figured alot of things got messed up, so I decided to pop in Win XP and reformat the entire HDD and install a fresh copy of Windows.. IS THIS THE RIGHT PATH TOWARDS LIBERATION
[19:06] <Talon_> mouka: in synaptic package manager, search for "linux-image-" and you should find checked ones like "linux-image-2.6.32-xx-generic" etc.. uncheck the ones you want to remove and apply, they will dissapear from your grub menu automatically then
[19:06] <s3a> kjele: k, thanks also, they're not trying to deprecate synaptic, right?
[19:07] <mouka> OK
[19:07] <seth1> Please help. New to ubuntu 10.04. I'm trying to get online using a wireless connection and it won't even detect any networks.
[19:07] <kjele> s3a: They are. But you will have the change to install synaptic
[19:07] <lungan> I did ran purge pulseaudio to get my Spotify work in Wine, now my spotify works, but my sound on youtube etc doesn't work, can anyone help me fix this problem?
[19:07] <Flyingwatermelon> oCean_, http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=gv7i93HT
[19:07] <s3a> kjele: if you have the option to install it, it's not deprecated
[19:08] <kjele> s3a: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter
[19:08] <mc__> I do not have sound in most games and I'm on a macbook 3.1 , sound is working fine besides that
[19:08] <kjele> s3a: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/software-library
[19:09] <Gideon> Please
[19:09] <oCean_> Flyingwatermelon: another package manager must be running. Another apt-get, or synaptic or software centre etc..
[19:09] <Gideon> What do I need to do when I get an " out of disk" error, while I just installed it
[19:09] <oCean_> Flyingwatermelon: also, you have to specify a packagename you want to purge!
[19:10] <kjele> s3a: " ... it will grow to replace Synaptic, gdebi, some parts of the Computer Janitor, and possibly Update Manager .., "
[19:10] <seth1> I can't get online using a wireless connection. Please help.
[19:10] <Flyingwatermelon> oCean_, I don't know what I want to purge?
[19:10] <Flyingwatermelon> oCean_, the old kernels?
[19:10] <s3a> kjele: yes but it will replace it in ubuntu and not the GNU/Linux world, right? like will debian stick to synaptic?
[19:10] <kjele> s3a: Only Ubuntu
[19:11] <oCean_> Flyingwatermelon: you better first understand what you are doing, before removing and purging software
[19:11] <Flyingwatermelon> oCean_, that's what I am trying to do lol I want to remove the old kernels as well as take them off the grub screen
[19:11] <s3a> kjele: ok im not sure if this is the actual definition but when i said deprecated i meant like not removed by default but removed completely,k so i know what i need to know, thanks
[19:12] <Talon_> seth1: although your wireless may appear to be working, it probably needs a proprietary driver, mine did. I had to hook up thru the ethernet and let the hardware drivers application find the driver for my wireless.
[19:12] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: "sudo apt-get remove --purge linux-image-2.6-32-21-generic
[19:12] <oCean_> Flyingwatermelon: as I said before: 1) use "dpkg -l | grep linux-image" to list all your installed kernel packages. 2) decide which one you no longer need, then 3) sudo apt-get purge linux-image-exact-version-goes-here
[19:13] <Flyingwatermelon> oCean_,  how to I type the pipe in?
[19:13] <milo__> i need help
[19:13] <seth1> Talon_: I tried that, it didn't work.
[19:13] <oCean_> Flyingwatermelon: not sure for your keyboard, on mine it's above the <enter> key
[19:14] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: The only kernel you "can" remove is the one I listed.
[19:14] <onetinsoldier> !ask | milo
[19:14] <oCean_> kjele: not true, I have others installed
[19:14] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: "sudo apt-get remove --purge linux-image-2.6-32-21-generic" Will remove it
[19:14] <kjele> oCean_: Well I cheated a bit. He posted a pastebin when he updated grub
[19:14] <Talon_> seth1: then maybe your wireless card isn't supported yet. you can look on the ndiswrapper website to see if your specific wireless card is supported.
[19:14] <Flyingwatermelon> oCean_, aaron@watermelons-laptop:~$ sudo dpkg-l | grep linux-image
[19:14] <Flyingwatermelon> sudo: dpkg-l: command not found
[19:14] <Flyingwatermelon> aaron@watermelons-laptop:~$
[19:14] <oCean_> kjele: aha :)
[19:15] <kjele> oCean_: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=CbzDmpDX
[19:15] <seth1> Ok. Thank you.
[19:15] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, what about the recovery kernel of that one?
[19:15] <onetinsoldier> milo__: just state what it is you are trying to do, and exactly what happens, all in ONE line if possible. if one line not possible, then use pastebin
[19:15] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: the recovery kernel is actually the same kernel with single as parameter.
[19:15] <purplefool> is anyone having problems with the login screen?  if now, how can i change the picture/login screen manually...haven't been able to find it.
[19:16] <purplefool> that should be 'if not...'
[19:16] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, but I have 2 recovery kernels on the grub screen?
[19:16] <oCean_> Flyingwatermelon: "dpkg -l"  < use a space - but kjele is correct, there's only the -21 to remove
[19:16] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: One for each kernel version
[19:16] <mc__> I do not have sound in most games and I'm on a macbook 3.1 , sound is working fine besides that. the game I'm curently trying is freeciv - any ideas?
[19:16] <milo__> i can't play youtube videos and can't get access to the volume control
[19:16] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, right, so don't I have to remove the old kernel and the old kernel recovery?
[19:17] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: That is why you have "sudo apt-get remove --purge linux-image-2.6-32-21-generic"
[19:17] <Snakkah> Hey there.
[19:18] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: And I told you that "apt-get autoremove" Should remove the old kernel too. But it will remove other stuff as well if you are not careful
[19:18] <Snakkah> I have a question for some people here.
[19:18] <onetinsoldier> just ask
[19:18] <rocket16> !ask | Snakkah
[19:19] <rxnfx> how do you upgrade a particular software?  ( apt-get upgrade doesn't take an argument )
[19:19] <infid> anyone know if gnome-polkit-authentication-agent uses gnome-keyring to verify passwords?
[19:19] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, http://pastebin.com/6PqpU4yX
[19:19] <kjele> rxnfx: use apt-get install
[19:19] <Snakkah> I'm not sure if its due to my BIOS settings (I received a message a couple times saying that NX settings aren't enabled) or my graphics drivers (I only have the integrated graphics on this PC), but sometimes the screen just randomly goes black and the sound goes out. Why?
[19:19] <s3a> what's the difference between advanced and simple CompizConfig Settings Manager?
[19:19] <rxnfx> i see.. install also upgrades?
[19:20] <onetinsoldier> rxnfx: if there's a newer version available, it's usually just 'apt install <package_name>' to install the very newest/latest version of it
[19:20] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: my bad it is 2.6.31 not 2.6.32
[19:20] <Jaspe1> Hello?
[19:20] <rxnfx> awesome. thank you.
[19:20] <oreo> When using UNIX sockets, by default everyone has read/execute privileges. Does that pose a security threat? What keeps someone from "joining" the communication channel? Thanks.
[19:20] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: That is why you have "sudo apt-get remove --purge linux-image-2.6-31-21-generic"
[19:20] <onetinsoldier> rxnfx: you may need to run this first -->  sudo apt-get update
[19:21] <Jaspe1> T.T Finally . . .if anyone can lend a helping hand with a pretty pain in the ass problem hit me up :X
[19:21] <rxnfx> onetinsoldier: ok, will do
[19:21] <onetinsoldier> rxnfx: cheers :)
[19:21] <Snakkah> I'm not sure if its due to my BIOS settings (I received a message a couple times saying that NX settings aren't enabled) or my graphics drivers (I only have the integrated graphics on this PC), but sometimes the screen just randomly goes black and the sound goes out. Why?
[19:21] <UT8F> what is better? KDE or gnome? And why?
[19:22] <onetinsoldier> !best | UT8F
[19:22] <onetinsoldier> UT8F: or ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:22] <infid> sometimes there is a single best, but in this case it's a matter of opinion
[19:22] <rocket16> s3a: The Simple one is mostly automatic, and fixes mostly all things for you itself, if you select the proper profile. It is profile-driven. But in Advanced, there is more detailed configuration. You can fix things up yourself, but it will take more efforts/
[19:23] <Jaspe1> Anybody know how to get flash working :x I'v tried everything.
[19:23] <Jaspe1> Literally.
[19:23] <kjele> Jaspe1: You have 64bit system?
[19:23] <s3a> rocket16: so "advanced" does not mean more effects or anything right?
[19:23] <Jaspe1> No
[19:23] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, http://pastebin.com/AacdpuwW that look right?
[19:23] <Jaspe1> I dont beleive so, hold on.
[19:23] <kjele> Jaspe1: uname -a
[19:24] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: yea just type y
[19:24] <Twain_32> Hello Everyone!! Guys Who know how to Run AION Game Client on Linux Ubuntu ??
[19:24] <kjele> !wine | Twain_32
[19:24] <rocket16> UT8F: It depends on choice. KDE is mostly focused on more features, and can be customized more, but it has reputation to be rich with excessive-features, and it slower (consumes more memory). But GNOME is to be simple, and faster. GNOME needs 384 MB and KDE 512 MB RAM minimum. So, it depends on your choice.
[19:25] <Jaspe1> No im not
[19:25] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, thanks....also, do you know if it is possible to get my bookmarks from firefox on windows to firefox on ubuntu? I have them dual booting
[19:25] <kjele> Jaspe1: "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer" Should install flash for you
[19:26] <rocket16> s3a: No, it does not mean so, generally. But it allows you to give some more effects with plugins, and you can customize your own settings. If you take my word, Simple one is for starters, and automatic. Advanced one is feature-rich, but more effort is needed to set up.
[19:26] <Jaspe1> Says " Couldnt find package"
[19:27] <Jaspe1> I'v literally been workin on this for 3 day's haha.
[19:27] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: sorry was like a few years ago I ever used Windows.
[19:27] <peacetara> Flyingwatermelon: you can, there is a new weave extension to firefox that does this for you. (and keeps the 2 syncronized)
[19:27] <UT8F> rocket16: I have heard thar kde apps crashes more than gnome, is that true?
[19:27] <milo__> onetinsoldier: i can't view youtube videos and can't get access to the gnome volume control
[19:27] <Flyingwatermelon> peacetara, how does that work?
[19:27] <phoebus> Hey guys, is there a crash test utility on ubuntu? Need to find out what's causing the system to crash. Already had a full mem test from a boot disk, but want to test the nvidia card thorougly. cheers!
[19:27] <peacetara> Flyingwatermelon: you install weave and set it up on both. if you web search for firefox weave there hsould be plenty of docs
[19:28] <peacetara> Flyingwatermelon: theo ther option is to manually export your booksmarks move the file, and them import
[19:28] <kjele> Jaspe1: "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[19:28] <onetinsoldier> Flyingwatermelon: in your windows Firefox, export your bookmarks.. JSON file option probably best. then copy the file over to linux and import it into your Linux Firefox
[19:29] <purerumble> Hi all open source loving people.
[19:29] <onetinsoldier> milo__: please... address the question/problem to the entire channel and not direct it specifically at me. thanks
[19:29] <purerumble> Unfortunately I must betray you a bit because I so desperately need sun-java6-jre
[19:30] <peacetara> phoebus: I don't know of one, did you try searching the web?
[19:30] <milo__> Can anyone please help me to view youtube videos and get access to the gnome volume control
[19:30] <phoebus> peacetara: granted, any keywords coming to mind for what I need? Can't brain today :/
[19:30] <purerumble> I get sun-java6-jdk is not available when I try to install trough synaptic
[19:31] <thedude42> anyone else have an nvidia card with the 185 restricted drivers, and have the problem where the machine will lock up with X at 100% CPU and then never loads gdm ?
[19:31] <kjele> !java | purerumble
[19:31] <peacetara> milo__: you need flash installed flashplugin-installer I believe is the package name.
[19:31] <rocket16> milo__: Do you have Flashplugin installed there?
[19:31] <onetinsoldier> milo__: because, i'm just one guy, and don't know everything. my area of expertise is probably more in package management problem than anything else
[19:31] <Jaspe1> i cant see any online videos. haha. i want to get this fixed. I keep getting Dependency not satisfiable, then i got cairo2 blah blah
[19:31] <Jaspe1> I have a feeling im missing shit
[19:31] <rocket16> milo__: Use this command in terminal: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[19:31] <kjele> Jaspe1: You have universe and multiverse enable
[19:32] <milo__> Rocket16: I have already tried that...
[19:32] <kjele> milo__: You have 64 bit?
[19:32] <handjob> Hi. What do I need to pass in "boot:" in order to change ressolution in non X enviroment of minimal install cd?
[19:32] <onetinsoldier> purerumble: you need any help with enabling the 'partner' repository?
[19:33] <milo__> kjele: No I have a 32 bit
[19:33] <rocket16> Jaspe1: Go to System-Administration-Software Sources and check all options (other than Source code) there
[19:33] <purerumble> onetinsoldier: lemme figure out what it exactly is that i need first :)
[19:33] <onetinsoldier> purerumble: ok
[19:33] <kjele> milo__: Is it only youtube or flash generally?
[19:34] <MPX> Hello, really need help on this one. Somehow I messed up my sudo update alternatives when it came to JAVA. No matter if I now install the icedtea6 plugin or whatever, java is not detected. Is there a way to erase user made settings?
[19:34] <rocket16> milo__: You need to enable Multiverse and universe-supports. Go to System-Administration-Software Sources and check all options there (Except source code) and then click close. Then let it update, and then use this command again:
[19:34] <MPX> Completely remove ALL traces of java
[19:34] <Jaspe1> Im doing that restricted extra's right now
[19:34] <rocket16> Jaspe1: Sure, I believe it will work there. But it installs other packages too. Still ok.
[19:34] <MPX> Java -version works by the way
[19:34] <Jaspe1> I ok
[19:34] <Jaspe1> Ill have to check on multiverse.
[19:35] <rocket16> Jaspe1: Yes, I believe that might be causing the problem
[19:35] <milo__> kjele: the thing is that i can view youtube videos posted on websites such as facebook, but can't view them directly on youtube. And also i can't view videos uploaded on facebook from a computer
[19:35] <kjele> MPX: dpkg-reconfigure java
[19:35] <rocket16> milo__: Which browser do you use?
[19:35] <MPX> kjele: does not work. Java is not installed
[19:36] <digitalranger> Hi - is there anyway to stop NotifyOSD from showing updates about a specific application?
[19:36] <kjele> MPX: then it is dpkg --configure java
[19:37] <kjele> milo__: type uname -a and show me the output
[19:37] <MPX> kjele: does not work
[19:37] <milo__> rocket16: ok. What kind should i use after that?
[19:37] <Jaspe1> ok now it said "Idconfig deferred processing now taking place
[19:37] <peacetara> how do I look at a pkg's postinst script?
[19:37] <onetinsoldier> MPX: well, how about installing java?
[19:37] <MPX> it IS installed
[19:38] <MPX> openjdk and icedtea plugin
[19:38] <peacetara> specifically flashplugin-nonfree.
[19:38] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, do I have to remove the header from grub manually?
[19:38] <rocket16> milo__: As kjele said, you need to use uname -a and paste the output to pastebon or codepad, and give us the link
[19:38] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: it is update when you remove the kernel
[19:38] <purerumble> onetinsoldier: thanks man I found the partner repository and activated it. The binary and source!
[19:39] <Jaspe1> Ok so i did the restricted stuff, but i still dont have flash T.T
[19:39] <kjele> MPX: Then I do not quite understand how you can make another alternative
[19:39] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, on 9.10 was it the same way? cause I actually removed it manually from grub on there with help
[19:39] <onetinsoldier> purerumble: sweet. good job :)
[19:39] <kjele> Jaspe1: Did you restart the browser?
[19:39] <Jaspe1> yea
[19:40] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: Should be the same. But update-grub if you are uncertain
[19:40] <trism> digitalranger: this is generally application specific, which app?
[19:40] <MPX> kjele: I messed something up during update alternatives. Is there A way I can remove ALL traces of Java
[19:40] <kjele> Jaspe1: Do you have other addons like no script?
[19:40] <digitalranger> Jungle Disk Desktop
[19:40] <MPX> I mean, find and delete every instance, config and whatnot
[19:40] <digitalranger> trism: Jungle Disk Desktop
[19:40] <MPX> Because no matter what I do now, Chrome will not detect my java
[19:41] <kjele> MPX: yea just purge openjdk and icedtea
[19:41] <Squideshi> It's my understanding that Ubuntu automatically restarts the GPU upon lockup. Is there any way to prevent Ubuntu from doing this?
[19:41] <milo__> rocket16- Kjele: here is the output: "Linux isma-laptop 2.6.28-18-generic #60-Ubuntu SMP Fri Mar 12 04:40:52 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[19:41] <milo__> "
[19:41] <nody> hey
[19:41] <nody> mplayer the charecter "f" does nothing
[19:41] <nody> it should enable disable fullscreen
[19:41] <digitalranger> trism: Thanks, just found an option relating to libnotify.
[19:41] <Jaspe1> Kjele i have no idea
[19:41] <kjele> MPX: But it is kinda strange since you do not have other java installed
[19:41] <Jaspe1> haha
[19:41] <onetinsoldier> MPX: i don't know if this will help, but you could try --> sudo apt-get install --reinstall openjdk-6-jre icedtea6-plugin
[19:42] <nody> probably a svn bug :D
[19:42] <MPX> I purged it all...now to apt-get install icedtea6plugin right?
[19:43] <onetinsoldier> MPX: sudo apt-get install <package>  ..if it says it's already installed, then try --> sudo apt-get install --reinstall <package>
[19:43] <kjele> milo__: Have you tested with other browser?
[19:43] <MPX> java version "1.6.0_18"
[19:43] <MPX> Chrome still fails to detect java
[19:43] <lungan> I did ran purge pulseaudio to get my Spotify work in Wine, now my spotify works, but my sound on youtube etc doesn't work, can anyone help me fix this problem?
[19:43] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, firefox is giving me an error
[19:43] <Flyingwatermelon> http://pastebin.com/a98NhrH1
[19:43] <MPX> Btw this isnt some icedtea6 plugin Bug
[19:43] <MPX> It worked earlier...I must have messed a config up
[19:43] <nody> couold someone clarify what this is:  lucid/multiverse h264enc 9.1.5+dfsg-0ubuntu1 [111kB]
[19:43] <roosh> would anyone know why my computer sometimes boots in text mode by itself?
[19:43] <MPX> And that's why I want to delete all traces of it
[19:44] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: What did you try to do?
[19:44] <mono> origin of MC and MR is undecidable for me!!!!
[19:44] <milo__> kjele: yes, i have only firefox and googlechrome and both it doesn't work with them
[19:44] <skiwithpete> hey guys, am helping a friends' comp with some usb problems.... hope someone can chip in...
[19:44] <phoebus> I can't make the computer fail except for Windows 7... fkin hell. Microshit.
[19:44] <skiwithpete> USB does not work under 9.10 nor 10.04.
[19:45] <MPX> kjele: I had java problems earlier so somebody told me to do a sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/mozilla-javaplugin.so mozilla-javaplugin.so /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/i386/libnpjp2.so 1 ....May that be why? How do I reverse this command?
[19:45] <skiwithpete> but when I put in a liveUSB 10.04, works
 I guess you are stupid idiot
[19:45] <mono> the actions made BECAUSE of MC and MR is also undecidable for me
[19:45] <mneptok> ivo_: that's uncalled for
[19:45] <kjele> milo__: Do you have any plugin folder in ~/.mozilla?
[19:45] <skiwithpete> and when I say works, I mean, it boots up into 10.04 and other usb devices are recognized
[19:45] <mneptok> ivo_: do not persoanlly attack people.
[19:45] <skiwithpete> but when I use the LiveCD, USB does not work
[19:45] <skiwithpete> any guesses?
[19:46] <phoebus> ivo_: thanks, that must be it. But then again I'm human. At least I'm aware and accepting of the fact.
[19:46] <nody> couold someone clarify what this is:  lucid/multiverse h264enc 9.1.5+dfsg-0ubuntu1 [111kB]  h264enc - encode video or DVD in H.264/AVC/MPEG-4 Part 10
[19:46] <ivo_> I'll try, but what if they make stupid statements??
[19:46] <MPX> kjele: ~/.mozilla , no such directory exists :S
[19:46] <nody> encode video? :D
[19:46] <milo__> kjele: Yes I
[19:46] <skiwithpete> lsusb sheds no light on this either
[19:46] <kjele> milo__: Do you have flash in there?
[19:46] <roosh> any help with not having ubuntu sometimes boot in text mode automatically?
[19:46] <mneptok> ivo_: do not personally attack people. under any circumstances. is that not clear in some way?
[19:46] <skiwithpete> anyone got any clues
[19:46] <TMK> Carbonite needs a linux client.
[19:47] <ivo_> mneptok> it is clear
[19:47] <mneptok> ivo_: thank you.
[19:47] <phoebus> I think microshit is pushing the same bullshit again, which is -- oh want your system to work? Buy all-new hardware. There. No, MS, thanks.
[19:47] <kjele> MPX: Aren't you using chrome?
[19:47] <mneptok> phoebus: there's no need to use profanity
[19:47] <phoebus> Anyone run CS5 on linux through virtualization?
[19:47] <MPX> kjele: Yes, I thought you MIs-tabbed my nick sorry
[19:47] <MPX> kjele: Can you help me though?
[19:47] <thevishy> any good DVD rippers ? i want to convert my DVD to Xvid
[19:47] <milo__> kjele: the only thing looking like flash is Shockwave flash
[19:47] <Flyingwatermelon> kjele, just opened firefox
[19:48] <wrapster> in debian pkgs.. if by some weird chance i dont and anything to describe a pkg. can i just leave the field [Description: "" ] like that?
[19:48] <wrapster> i mean with quotes and no text in it?
[19:48] <mneptok> skiwithpete: if you boot off the LiveCD and run "lsusb" is the USB controller actually recognized>
[19:48] <mneptok> ?
[19:48] <kjele> Flyingwatermelon: backup ~/.mozilla/ and then delete it
[19:48] <kjele> milo__: remove it
[19:49] <skiwithpete> mneptok, yeah, I mean I see the controllers, but no devices are listed
[19:49] <kjele> MPX: Did you purge the java packages?
[19:49] <MPX> kjele: yes
[19:49] <MPX> kjele: I had java problems earlier so somebody told me to do a sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/mozilla-javaplugin.so mozilla-javaplugin.so /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/i386/libnpjp2.so 1 ....May that be why? How do I reverse this command?
[19:49] <kjele> MPX: And then installed them again?
[19:49] <mneptok> skiwithpete: what devices are plugged in, and you expect to be listed?
[19:49] <MPX> kjele: yes
[19:49] <wrapster> anyone listening guys?
[19:49] <skiwithpete> A 1.1 gb usb drive at the moment, but my friend can't get his mouse to work
[19:50] <milo__> kjele: i just disabled it and restarted the browser
[19:50] <peacetara> what's the package to get ambience and gnome in 10.04 ?
[19:50] <plouffe> thevishy, I used k9copy a while back
[19:50] <prodcutnews> please help me with pppoe connection problem,  after running  pppoeconf  command also it not been much of help. I had  dns server name of my isp
[19:50] <kjele> MPX: update-alternatives --config java .That was the command :)
[19:51] <kjele> milo__: I mean to delete that file
[19:51] <kv102t> hello Ubuntu peeps.  Within windows 7 you can select an image and TAG the people in it.  The tag is stored withing the file.  Can this tag be edittied with an ubuntu app?
[19:51] <peacetara> wrapster: for creating a debian package? you def. want a description.
[19:51] <click21> can we change the id of firefox without re-installing it ?
[19:51] <thevishy> okie plouffe i am trying DVD Enconder software , k9copy has a gnome equivalent?
[19:51] <plouffe> thevishy, I used it on gnome. Worked fine
[19:51] <skiwithpete> mneptok, just a reminder that the USB won't read on 9.10 installed, 10.04 LiveCD, but 10.04 LiveUSB unr does work, and when it loads, the other USB drives (the 1.1gb) also works
[19:52] <thevishy> fine
[19:52] <kv102t> k9copy, i found that did,'t really work.
[19:52] <thevishy> anyone has used Ipad here ?
[19:52] <MPX> kjele : There is only one alternative in link group java: /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java
[19:52] <MPX> Nothing to configure.
[19:52] <MPX> Reboot perhaps...? I don't know...
[19:52] <kjele> MPX: update-alternatives --config /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/mozilla-javaplugin.so
[19:52] <purerumble> ok, on to my next question. How do I make compiz configurable on ubuntu? I mean I do have the nice desktop effects, but I can't find anywhere to configure them and I'm assuming that would require some package.
[19:52] <milo__> kjele:in fact the only way i could see the plugins was to click on Tools->add ons-> plugins. And there, there is disable.That's all...
[19:52] <skiwithpete> mneptok, any ideas?
[19:53] <chris_99> hi guys, is there any way to make the spacing between menu items smaller
[19:53] <kjele> milo__: Then you disable flash?
[19:53] <chris_99> at the moment, the gaps seem really big
[19:53] <milo__> kjele: yes I did
[19:53] <MPX> kjele : update-alternatives: error: no alternatives for /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/mozilla-javaplugin.so.
[19:53] <kv102t> compiz-settings-manager
[19:53] <thevishy> purerumble, there are compiz setting manger
[19:53] <skiwithpete> i guess mneptok has left....
[19:53] <purerumble> thevishy, then I'll find it and install it. thx!
[19:53] <mneptok> skiwithpete: have you md5summed the .iso you used to create the boot CD?
[19:54] <skiwithpete> oh, sorry
[19:54] <thevishy> wc !  anyone here has used an IPAD
[19:54] <skiwithpete> mneptok, no I'm using the one I got with Linux Format magazine
[19:54] <thevishy> does ubuntu support devices with touchpad facility
[19:54] <kjele> MPX: Strange. You sure that you enable java in chrome. Under options?
[19:54] <thevishy> suppose i have a tablet can I instal ubuntu and enalbe the touch in it ?
[19:55] <CaptainTrek> MPX: Make sure you installed JRE first
[19:55] <kv102t> hello Ubuntu peeps.  Within windows 7 you can select an image and TAG the people in it.  The tag is stored withing the file.  Can this tag be edittied with an ubuntu app?
[19:55] <kjele> milo__: But the ~/.mozilla/plugins folder did you delete it there?
[19:55] <skiwithpete> mneptok, do you think I should get another version??
[19:55] <MPX> kjele: Yes, Chromium doesnt show java under plugins though
[19:55] <MPX> CaptainTrek: What do you mean?
[19:56] <prodcutnews> please help me with pppoe connection problem,  after running  pppoeconf  command also it not been much of help. I had  dns server name of my isp
[19:56] <milo__> kjele: when i try to view a video now they are asking me to download adobe from here: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[19:56] <milo__> I don't know where that folder is...
[19:56] <MPX> Kjele : Java.com is telling me my plugin is missing
[19:56] <kjele> milo__: ~/.mozilla you do not know where that folder is?
[19:56] <CaptainTrek> MPX: there's multiple packages needed to let Java work with the web browsers.  I'm assuming you installed sun-java6-plugin?
[19:56] <kjele> MPX: Does firefox work with java?
[19:56] <skiwithpete> off to eat dinner, brb
[19:56] <MPX> CaptainTrek: no, openjdk
[19:57] <CaptainTrek> MPX: ah, openjdk...
[19:57] <CaptainTrek> heh
[19:57] <MPX> kjele: I don't have firefox installed, but I will
[19:57] <CaptainTrek> MPX: make sure you installed icedtea6-plugin then
[19:57] <MPX> But as I said earlier :  sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/mozilla-javaplugin.so mozilla-javaplugin.so /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/i386/libnpjp2.so 1cd
[19:57] <MPX> -cd at the end
[19:57] <MPX> I'm sure this command is the culprit
[19:57] <thevishy> !release
[19:57] <MPX> CaptainTrek: It is installed
[19:58] <kv102t> hello Ubuntu peeps.  Within windows 7 you can select an image and TAG the people in it.  The tag is stored withing the file.  Can this tag be edittied with an ubuntu app?
[19:58] <wise_crypt> !eol
[19:58] <milo__> Kjele: is the same folder under tools and add ons as i described?? If not, then i don't know
[19:58] <CaptainTrek> MPX: your command seems that its installing sun-java kinda
[19:58] <thevishy> !spam kv102t
[19:58] <CaptainTrek> i cant be sure though
[19:58] <MPX> CaptainTrek: me  either :(
[19:58] <MPX> All I know is that OpenJDK and Icedteaplugin is installed
[19:59] <CaptainTrek> MPX: you could just *test* sun java to see if it works...
[19:59] <kv102t> not SPAM, asking a question !
[19:59] <MPX> CaptainTrek: already did that...it doesn't
[19:59] <kjele> milo__: it is your home folder /home/yourusername/.mozilla
[19:59] <CaptainTrek> MPX: interesting...
[19:59] <CaptainTrek> MPX: did you restart chromium / firefox / web browsers >
[19:59] <CaptainTrek> ?
[20:00] <kjele> MPX: Well the plugin is installing to the mozilla folder and you sort of do not have firefox installed so it kinda bah
[20:00] <prodcutnews> please help me with pppoe connection problem,  after running  pppoeconf  command also it not been much of help. I had  dns server name of my isp .... for further details, pls  PM me
[20:00] <MPX> Yes I did.
[20:00] <MPX> Upon trying firefox I got this out of the console
[20:00] <MPX> penJDK Server VM (build 14.0-b16, mixed mode)
[20:00] <MPX> java.io.FileNotFoundException: /home/mikael/.icedteaplugin/java.stderr (No such file or directory)
[20:00] <kv102t> !spam d
[20:00] <wise_crypt> prodcutnews: what modem
[20:00] <nhak> is there any programs to fill a pdf document?
[20:00] <CaptainTrek> MPX: go into synaptic and reinstall openjdk, might be your issue...?
[20:01] <milo__> kjele: i found it but all i have are the extensions and firefox
[20:02] <kjele> milo__: What version of flash do you have?
[20:02] <MPX> CaptainTrek: redownloading...will let you know how it goes. Firefox crashed btw
[20:02] <elslunko> Anyone have issue's with non-mounted hard drives continuously seeking?
[20:02] <Linuxnovice> does each linux kernel have its own linux-headers?
[20:02] <CaptainTrek> MPX: yeah seems that something is severely borked with your install
[20:02] <CaptainTrek> Linuxnovice:  it should
[20:02] <toolbear> hi.  anybody know how to disable startup apps on the ubuntu live cd?  or how you make the root password blank (null) on the live cd?
[20:02] <kjele> Linuxnovice: yes
[20:02] <pr0zac> hi i have a problem
[20:02] <pr0zac> mimecar, http://pastebin.com/3NzEg2Cd
[20:02] <pr0zac> http://pastebin.com/3NzEg2Cd
[20:02] <milo__> kjele: 9.0
[20:03] <kjele> milo__: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
 Hi I cant start ubuntu (only see blinking cursor while booting up) checked fs with fschk -f (Live CD 9.10) getting no errors what could be wrong please help. It worked just before some days
[20:03] <wise_crypt> prodcutnews: what is your modem please ?
[20:03] <Linuxnovice> where can I get the linux-headers?
[20:03] <Zolomon> How can I tell when I've installed subversion successfully?
[20:03] <milo__> kjele: 9.04
[20:03] <Zolomon> http://library.linode.com/development/version-control-systems/svn/ followed this guide
[20:03] <kjele> milo__: sigh. ok
[20:03] <MPX> CaptainTrek: I did a sudo apt-get install openjdk-6*
[20:04] <MPX> Should do the trick
[20:04] <yurist> ubuntu newbie needs some help with disc partition
[20:04] <yurist> gparted sais No devices detected
[20:04] <LaPizza> hello
[20:04] <kjele> milo__: "sudo apt-get remove --pruge flashplugin-nonfree flashplugin-installer
[20:04] <toolbear> hi.  anybody know how to disable startup apps on the ubuntu live cd?  or how you make the root password blank (null) on the live cd?
[20:04] <MPX> *purge...
[20:04] <pr0zac> hi any can help me http://pastebin.com/3NzEg2Cd
[20:04] <kjele> milo__: "sudo apt-get remove --purge flashplugin-nonfree flashplugin-installer"
[20:04] <LaPizza> why doesnt the ethernet lan cable work with my ubuntu (lastest version) ?
 Hi I cant start ubuntu (only see blinking cursor while booting up) checked fs with fschk -f (Live CD 9.10) getting no errors what could be wrong please help. It worked just before some days
[20:05] <LaPizza> do i have to install lan drivers?
[20:05] <CaptainTrek> MPX: it should, but i don't know whether it will or not, i've had better luck with sun's java xD
[20:05] <CaptainTrek> LaPizza:  no, the drivers SHOULD already exist.
[20:05] <bopr_laptop> sup guys
[20:05] <LaPizza> CaptainTrek what can i do to make it work?
[20:05] <wise_crypt> hi guys is it save to do "alias myalias='sudo apt-get install' >> ~/.bashrc' ?
[20:05] <lungan> I did ran purge pulseaudio to get my Spotify work in Wine, now my spotify works, but my sound on youtube etc doesn't work, can anyone help me fix this problem?
[20:05] <mbrproblem10> Hello everyone, I would like some help with grub2. if anyone has a chance.
[20:05] <CaptainTrek> LaPizza: was it previously working with an older version>?
[20:05] <LaPizza> it works on windows ( i just plug the cable and surf)
[20:05] <wise_crypt> hi guys is it save to do "alias myalias='sudo apt-get install' >> ~/.bashrc" ?
[20:05] <milo__> kjele: ok. I am doing it
[20:05] <CaptainTrek> !ask | mbrproblem10
[20:05] <bopr_laptop> mbrproblem10: !ask
[20:05] <LaPizza> CaptainTrek yes
[20:06] <CaptainTrek> LaPizza: what previous version?
[20:06] <mbrproblem10> !ask
[20:06] <kjele> milo__: go to http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[20:06] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  just ask your question already
[20:06] <LaPizza> CaptainTrek i belivev 9.10
[20:07] <kjele> milo__: Then select the apt for Ubuntu 9.04+
[20:07] <CaptainTrek> LaPizza: interesting... pastebin the output of lspci
[20:07] <mbrproblem10> When i boot up it comes up to grub rescue. I was just trying to figure out the easiest way to fix it so it boots into grub2 correctly
[20:07] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10: do you have a livecd handy?
[20:08] <CaptainTrek> you'll need it
[20:08] <mbrproblem10> already booted.
[20:08] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  sounds like the issue I had yesterday
[20:08] <CaptainTrek> !grub2
[20:08] <MPX> CaptainTrek: kjele: It still does not work
[20:08] <MPX> Holy cow
[20:08] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  lookie here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover%20Grub%202%20via%20LiveCD
[20:08] <MPX> Firefox crashed and reopened telling me that java works
[20:08] <CaptainTrek> lol
[20:08] <kjele> MPX: That is good
[20:08] <MPX> It still does not work under Chrome though
[20:08] <ElementalWarrior> my wireless is not working for ubuntu 10.04, it says im connected, but no packets actually go anywhere, even when I ping it says destination unreachable :S
[20:08] <CaptainTrek> kjele:  not the crash part, but xD
[20:08] <LaPizza> CaptainTrek i would need to resttart :\
[20:08] <MPX> It tells me : Missing Plugin
[20:09] <LaPizza> it's this pc
[20:09] <CaptainTrek> MPX: lemme check something
[20:09] <CaptainTrek> MPX: means something is still missing
[20:09] <yurist> please help. can't partition my disc for ubuntu installation. gparted says "No devices detected". i've got MSI A6205 with Windows 7 preinstalled
[20:09] <MPX> CaptainTrek: If you ask me
[20:09] <MPX> It means that chromium isn't searching in the right place
[20:09] <milo__> kjele:ok
[20:10] <Swian> yurist you can do wubi installer
[20:10] <mbrproblem10> CaptainTrek: yes i have seen that. i was hoping there may be an easier way . I heard that one could also do a partial reinstall of lucid, which may work.
[20:10] <MPX> IE: A config line has been ripped off
[20:10] <CaptainTrek> MPX: or... openjdk + chromium doesnt awlays work
[20:10] <MPX> It worked two hours ago :S
[20:10] <ElementalWarrior> anybody think they can help me?
[20:10] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  i had a similar issue... i just did those options, fixed in 5 minutes
[20:10] <kjele> MPX: Could try to reinstall chrome. Remember to remove it first
[20:10] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  i spent 2.5 hours last night with the same issue
[20:10] <MPX> kjele: Good idea
[20:10] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  and i was getting crappy help from #grub xD
[20:11] <kjele> !ask | ElementalWarrior
[20:11] <mbrproblem10> CaptainTrek: well alright. ill give it a shot.
[20:11] <MPX> kjele: what is chromiums folder in ~ ?
[20:11] <milo__> kjele: should i restart my laptop?
[20:11] <ElementalWarrior> ubottu I already did lol
[20:11] <kjele> milo__: just the browser
[20:11] <queljin> hello guys, is there any way to add a shade button with gconf-editor? I couldn't find the correct string for it.
[20:12] <kjele> MPX: in ~??
[20:12] <ElementalWarrior> my wireless is not working for ubuntu 10.04, it says im connected, but no packets actually go anywhere, even when I ping it says destination unreachable :S
[20:12] <MPX> nvm found it
[20:12] <xangua> queljin: shade button¿¿
[20:12] <MPX> It's under ~/config/chromium
[20:12] <Colonel-Rosa> I have a question on SSH. I used to be able to push to git repos and have ssh prompt for the ssh passphrase automatically, but now I have to add it via ssh-add first
[20:12] <kjele> ElementalWarrior: Does your router have access to the world?
[20:12] <queljin> xangua, you know the roll-up thing
[20:12] <MPX> It seems that the "purge" command really doesnt purge everything...that annoys me
[20:12] <Sbioko> Hi all
[20:12] <Colonel-Rosa> Any reason for this?
[20:12] <Sbioko> I have a problem with 10.04
[20:13] <ElementalWarrior> kjele yes, all my other computers are fine, and my other boot of win7 is fine on this computer
[20:13] <kjele> MPX: It does not pruge user setting in ~/
[20:13] <ElementalWarrior> its an issue with this boot alone for some reason
[20:13] <xangua> MPX: if ypu are refering to the hidden configurations files on your home, you have to manually delet them
[20:13] <MPX> I wish it would though....for such occasions
[20:13] <queljin> xangua, rolls up the window, just titlebar remains
[20:13] <Sbioko> first of all, when I hit restart or shutdown, it just makes logout and shows me a screen when I need to pick profile and enter a password
[20:13] <Sbioko> is it normal?
[20:13] <ElementalWarrior> it says im connected, but doesnt transmit anything wirelessly, my ethernet lan works though :S
[20:13] <xangua> queljin: system>preferences>window
[20:14] <yurist> Swian, i can't coz my windows crashed
[20:14] <Sbioko> please help!
[20:14] <kjele> ElementalWarrior: remove the wire connection and see if you can ping to other in the network
[20:14] <queljin> xangua, I know that. I don't want to double click to roll-up. I'd like a button on the titlebar.
[20:14] <ElementalWarrior> I cant, I tried earlier
[20:14] <CaptainTrek> Sbioko: try in terminal: sudo shutdown -r now
[20:14] <CaptainTrek> Sbioko:  it should restart
[20:14] <milo__> kjele:  even after having installed it, whenever i go on youtube, i still got this: You need to upgrade your Adobe Flash Player to watch this video.
[20:14] <milo__> Download it from Adobe.
[20:14] <MPX> kjele: I removed chrome, purged it, and deleted the config dir. Java still not found
[20:14] <ElementalWarrior> it says destination unreachable
[20:14] <paladaxar1> what hash function does ubuntu use for /etc/shadow?
[20:14] <onetinsoldier> yurist: you might try and see if you get anything back from the following command --> lshw -C disk
[20:15] <Sbioko> why it does not work through menu?
[20:15] <kjele> milo__: Did you enable it again in firefox?
[20:15] <milo__> kjele: oh dang i forgot
[20:15] <kjele> MPX: File a bug report then
[20:15] <Sbioko> CaptainTrek: it does not restart
[20:16] <Sbioko> shutdown: time expected
[20:16] <CaptainTrek> Sbioko:  "now" was part of the command
[20:16] <MPX> kjele: I shouldn't. I'm sure it's me that have done something wrong to a config file
[20:16] <Sbioko> aah
[20:16] <Sbioko> ))
[20:16] <CaptainTrek> Sbioko:  stick now at the end of that command
[20:16] <MPX> kjele: in /usr/lib/mozilla there is a libjavaplugin.so right?
[20:16] <Luck587> oi
[20:17] <Luck587> onde consigo suporte? meu ubuntu ta dando erro...
[20:17] <Swian> yurist so you can't boot an os at all?
[20:17] <nothingnow> for some reason HAL is not detecting my cd drive
[20:17] <xangua> !pt | Luck587
[20:17] <botanig> xui
[20:17] <yurist> onetinsoldier, it shows dvd drive only
[20:17] <MPX> kjele: and does that file redirect to /etc/alternatives/mozilla-javaplugin.so
[20:17] <kjele> MPX: not on my comp
[20:17] <botanig> хуй хуй хуй
[20:18] <MPX> kjele : You don't use openjdk?
[20:18] <yurist> Swian, i can't. maybe something with my hard drive
[20:18] <kjele> MPX: obs on another machine
[20:18] <Sbioko> I'm back
[20:18] <onetinsoldier> yurist: ok, that's a problem. make sure you let people know that when you're trying to install, that the 'lshw' command doesn't show any hard drives on your system
[20:18] <milo__> kjele: now i am getting the same thing as before: An error occured, please try again :(
[20:19] <kjele> MPX: /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/libjavaplugin.so
[20:19] <onetinsoldier> yurist: just include that in you problem description
[20:19] <onetinsoldier> your*
[20:19] <MPX> kjele:  I'm going to try to remove the .icedtea dir in Home
[20:19] <MPX> Since apt purge does not remove it
[20:19] <dbr> my console is freeezing up every 5s it's extremely annoying. How do I find out at least what is causing it? I suspect it's a mutex acting weird. Can I run strace on something?
[20:19] <kjele> milo__: Your flash version is 10.x now?
[20:19] <mbrproblem10> Can you use Fdisk to set a partition to bootable?
[20:19] <Tweaking_Man> DEVS: GO BACK TO #DEBIAN, STOP THE MUTINY!
[20:20] <kjele> mbrproblem10: yes
[20:20] <Medics> Hi @all
[20:20] <Swian> yurist, sorry then don't have a good answer, sounds like hardware problems
[20:20] <milo__> kjele: unfortunately No. I don't know why?
[20:20] <killermask> hi
[20:20] <kjele> milo__: Still 9.x?
[20:20] <mbrproblem10> kjele: do you know which option it would be?
[20:20] <MPX> kjele: CaptainTrek :  Chromium tells me this in console now
[20:20] <MPX> [27342:27342:57481530768:ERROR:base/native_library_linux.cc(28)] dlopen failed when trying to open default_plugin: default_plugin: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[20:21] <CaptainTrek> MPX: something is seriously borked.
[20:21] <yurist> Swian, thanks anyways
[20:21] <milo__> kjele: yes
[20:21] <kjele> CaptainTrek: hehe
[20:21] <MPX> CaptainTrek: kjele: checking Chromiums plugin page, it says something about a "default" plugin
[20:21] <kjele> milo__: Then download the deb file
[20:21] <MPX> it sounds to me like alink gone wrong?
[20:21] <CaptainTrek> MPX: it might be time to consider purging chromium and firefox and openjdk with synaptic... then reinstalling chromium then openjdk
[20:22] <CaptainTrek> >.>
[20:22] <kjele> milo__: from the same page. Or upgrade ubuntu
[20:22] <MPX> CaptainTrek: already did that
[20:22] <ElementalWarrior> for whatever reason I think my ubuntu boot thinks my wireless card is just another ethernet connection :S
[20:22] <milo__> kjele: let me try the deb file
[20:22] <kjele> ElementalWarrior: what does /etc/networks/interfaces say?
[20:23] <CaptainTrek> MPX: then I conclude that your system does not like you for whatever reason.
[20:23] <dbr> anybody else having problems with stdout freezing frequently?
[20:23] <Luck587> someone may help me? The ubuntu start, but just show the ubuntu's logo. Alt +F1 enter in the text mode...
 hello guys
[20:23] <Luck587> before was normal
[20:23] <ElementalWarrior> kjele it only has etho0 :s
[20:25] <naruto> hello
[20:25] <kjele> ElementalWarrior: comment everything there and but this in it http://pastebin.com/FrVBqtXy
[20:25] <naruto> do you speack french?
[20:25] <I-Punkt> join #ubuntu-de
[20:25] <milo__> Kjele: it says that a later version is already installed. I don't want to upgrade because my wireless doesn't work under the later versions of ubuntu. All was right till i went on this website: http://theindexer.wordpress.com/2009/04/24/to-do-list-after-installing-ubuntu-904-aka-jaunty-jackalope/ and installed almost everything they got there. I just wanted to try and now i'm effed up !
[20:26] <MPX> CaptainTrek: kjele: Reinstall my entire system because my java is borked?
[20:26] <ubuntujenkins> I am writing a udev rule for when i plug in my headset, but it doesn't work properly when i use sudo -s and run one of the commands i get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/441847/ (command and error included in the pastebin) . Any suggestions on how i can get root to set the default sink
[20:26] <ElementalWarrior> kjele it already has those lines
[20:26] <ElementalWarrior> heres the link
[20:26] <ElementalWarrior> http://paste.ubuntu.com/441892/
[20:26] <dbr> how can i debug stdout locking up frequently. Any suggestions on how to debug this?
[20:27] <isti37> Hello everyone,  I would like to know if there is any way to rename an existing username in ubuntu, I know how to change the name but I want to change the username and I didn't found how to change it.
[20:27] <Sbioko> isti37: System/Administration/Users and Groups
[20:27] <milo__> kjele:how do i find the plugin folder from the directory you gave me?
[20:27] <dbr> isti37: just create a new user and copy the user dir over?
[20:28] <ser_ji> çäåñü åñòü ëþäè èç ðîññèè è óêðàèíû??))
[20:28] <isti37> by the user dir you mean /home/<user>
[20:28] <dbr> yes
[20:28] <dbr> create a new user
[20:28] <isti37> hmm, I didn't tought about that.
[20:28] <kjele> milo__: Then you need to manually install flash. Easiest is to install it to ~/.mozilla/plugins
[20:28] <Guest65373> Hi, I need some help with enabling snd_emu10kx. I can load it as a module or put a line in the kernel to enable it, but I do know how to do either. Please help
[20:28] <dbr> and copy all the files from your old user dir to then ew
[20:28] <Sbioko> isti37: did you read my msg?
[20:29] <kjele> milo__: Download the tar.gz version of it
[20:29] <AlikeYou> hi there
[20:29] <isti37> Sbioko: isti37: System/Administration/Users and Groups, I can only make a new user, cannot change it
[20:29] <milo__> kjele: ok
[20:29] <Sbioko> hm
[20:29] <Sbioko> why?
[20:29] <dbr> make a new user
[20:29] <ElementalWarrior> kjele the strangest thing is that it will find networks, and it connects to my network, but it wont transfer any packets after that :/
[20:29] <Sbioko> isti37: what version of ubuntu?
[20:29] <dbr> and copy all the files to the new user dir
[20:29] <Sbioko> I have 10.04 installed
[20:30] <milo__> kjele: im new to linux, so can you please tell me step by step what to do? i just downloaded the tar.file
[20:30] <mr_daemon> Hi. Anyone knows how to disable an upstart job? Documentation seems to assume you will never want to do this.
[20:30] <mr_daemon> And the man page for upstart lies.
[20:30] <mbrproblem10> CaptainTrek: it says i am supposed to edit my /etc/default/grub file to fit my system. how am i supposed to do that?
[20:30] <isti37> Thank you dbr and Sbioko, I got 10.04, and the only one things I can change is the name, Account type and password, not the username or else said the account.
[20:30] <kjele> ElementalWarrior: Very stange. But you might have to set up static connection for wlan0 too
[20:30] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  lemme check summat
[20:31] <dbr> do: sudo find * cp -r {} /home/newuser/
[20:31] <kjele> milo__: tar xfvz the_file
[20:31] <erUSUL> dbr: !?
[20:31] <dbr> chown newuser:newuser -R /home/newuser
[20:31] <ElementalWarrior> hm, well the strange thing is that its wlan0, says eth1 :/\
[20:31] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  ewps, try this link instead: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling%20from%20LiveCD
[20:32] <kjele> milo__: you will get a libflashplayer.so file
[20:32] <kjele> milo__: So you want to put that into ~/.mozilla/plugins
[20:33] <dbr> why is my stdout freezing up every 5s anyobody got any pointers?
[20:33] <AlikeYou> I have 9.10 server installed, and there is trouble with Sound driver =\ when i'm try to start any media player i see "unknown pcm default" how to fix it?
[20:33] <dbr> I'm not noob but I'm at a loss on how to debug this
[20:33] <milo__> kjele: how do i put it there after the extraction?
[20:33] <kjele> milo__: You still using the terminal?
[20:34] <erUSUL> dbr: what do you mean by "stdout freezing" ?
[20:34] <milo__> kjele: yes
[20:34] <happyface> how do I use magic sysreq keys using a laptop keyboard?
[20:34] <kjele> milo__: mkdir -p ~/.mozilla/plugins
[20:34] <MaMoUs> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/9U7nP74T
[20:34] <MaMoUs> plz help me
[20:34] <kjele> milo__: mv libflashplayer.so ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[20:35] <kjele> milo__: The last command is assuming you are at the place where libflashplayer.so is
[20:35] <mishael> hi, not quite sure how it goes.. i just installed ubuntu for notebook but when i boot to it it incredibly slow. got anyideas?
[20:36] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: have you edited your /var/lib/dpkg/status file by hand?
[20:36] <MaMoUs> no i did not
[20:36] <purerumble> I really cant configure my keyboard shortcuts on lucid lynx. For instance I've set Super+S to move me one desktop down, but instead this menu in the panel at the top gets activated.
[20:37] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: i've never really seen that file have a problem unless someone has edited it by hand and made a typo
[20:37] <purerumble> where do i turn it off=
[20:37] <milo__> kjele: i just did that
[20:37] <MaMoUs> i really did not do any thing
[20:37] <Flyingwatermelon> whats a good, free remote desktop connection program?
[20:37] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok. you know how to edit a file as root?
[20:37] <Spyzer> hi all
[20:37] <MaMoUs> yes
[20:37] <kristian_> im using ubuntu 9.04 and im wondering how i can transfer songs onto my iphone. any ideas/links? i read something about needing to have 10.xx to do it...
[20:37] <kjele> milo__: Did you remove the other flash?
[20:37] <MaMoUs> how to fix it ?
[20:37] <mbrproblem10> CaptainTrek: it says" If the user has a separate /boot partition, this must be mounted to /mnt/boot" I have a boot partition at /dev/sda3 ... but when i attempt to mnt it to /mnt/boot it says "Wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda3, missing codepage or helper program, or other error  In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail or so"
[20:37] <jzacsh> how do you convert .mov to .ogv ? anyone?
[20:37] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: can you open it up, and paste in line #970?
[20:38] <milo__> kjele: No. Should I?
[20:38] <adelie42> rythembox has iphone support in the 10.04 version
[20:38] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: can you open it up, and paste in here, or on pastebin... line #970?
[20:38] <jzacsh> !mov
[20:38] <kjele> milo__: yes it might conflict you see
[20:38] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  o.O  sounds like something is seriously screwed...
[20:38] <jzacsh> ubottu: !mov
[20:38] <jzacsh> ubottu: mov
[20:38] <kjele> milo__: "sudo apt-get remove --purge flashplugin-installer"
[20:38] <Flyingwatermelon> whats a good free remote desktop connection program?
[20:38] <Spyzer> i am trying to install ubuntu 10.04 thru wubi. I downloaded an amd64 iso and i mount it virtually and proceed with the installation but everytime i do it it tries to download amd64.iso.torrent file in the wubi install. Please help. How do i resolve it??
[20:38] <Spyzer> ??
[20:39] <iceroot> Flyingwatermelon: rdesktop
[20:39] <Spyzer> this problem is occuring even with ubuntu desktop i386.iso
[20:39] <owen1> should i install chromium-browser or google-chrome?
[20:39] <Spyzer> it download ubuntu-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent
[20:39] <julian__> Hello everyone, does anyone have experience in installing an iSight firewire camera on ubuntu 10.04?
[20:39] <milo__> kjele: read this please: Package flashplugin-installer is not installed, so not removed
[20:39] <milo__> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[20:39] <Spyzer> owen1: google-chrome
[20:40] <kjele> milo__: "sudo apt-get remove --purge flashplugin-nonfree"
[20:40] <Spyzer> owen1: but this is personal experience
[20:40] <MaMoUs> in line #970 there is only this
[20:40] <mbrproblem10> CaptainTrek: yeah my partition 3 is unhappy. can i change the bootable flag to my 10.04 partition to solve the problem? I do not need the info in the sda3 partition at the moment and am only concerned with getting my 10.04 booting.
[20:40] <MaMoUs> dbus-x11
[20:40] <Spyzer> please help me.....
[20:40] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  you could try it, but your issue seems to be worse than just GRUB imo
[20:40] <mbrproblem10> all i really want at this moment is to boot to 10.04
[20:40] <mkanyicy> how can i convert .flv video to .avi format?
[20:41] <kjele> milo__: "aptitude search flash" And pastebin that
[20:41] <erUSUL> mkanyicy: ffmpeg -i video.flv video.avi
[20:41] <owen1> Spyzer: what is the difference between them?
[20:41] <mbrproblem10> CaptainTrek: yes, but as i have 1 week of grad classes left i just want to get into the linux install finish school and then worry about it later.
[20:41] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: search from the top of the file on this term --> Package: libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-0
[20:41] <Spyzer> google adds its own touch plus crash statistcics are sent automaticaaly to mke the browser better
[20:41] <mkanyicy> erUSUL, thank you very very much, let me go to terminal right now!
[20:41] <milo__> kjele: got it. Please give me the link of the pastebin
[20:41] <erUSUL> owen1: crhome is the oficial google supported browser. chromium is the development version
[20:41] <Spyzer> anyone help me
[20:41] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  i dont have a real solution fer ya, might check with GRUB or others, i'm off to a job for a while
[20:41] <Spyzer> please
[20:41] <Spyzer> please
[20:41] <kjele> milo__: pastebin.com
[20:41] <FloodBot1> Spyzer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:42] <mbrproblem10> CaptainTrek:  thanks for your help
[20:42] <mishael> I installed and uninstall ubuntu 10.04 notebook for 3 times and evrey time ubuntu is so slow you cant do anything. help??
[20:42] <owen1> Spyzer: i found this - http://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/ChromiumBrowserVsGoogleChrome
[20:42] <MaMoUs> found it
[20:42] <mbrproblem10> Anyone else want to chime in fixing Grub2?
[20:42] <MaMoUs> what to do ?
[20:42] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, show me that entire line
[20:42] <Spyzer> owen1: good for u, will help u decide it even better
[20:43] <Spyzer> anyone may please kindly help me, anyone??
[20:43] <kjele> !ask | Spyzer
[20:43] <erUSUL> mbrproblem10: fix what exactly ?
[20:43] <onetinsoldier> any extra character on that line? it should just be -->  Package: libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-0  ...and no other characters
[20:43] <Sam_Fisher> mbrproblem10, I can help
[20:43] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ^^^
[20:43] <milo__> kjele: here is the link: http://pastebin.com/EKiQzYLD
[20:43] <Spyzer> i am trying to install ubuntu 10.04 thru wubi. I downloaded an amd64 iso and i mount it virtually and proceed with the installation but everytime i do it it tries to download amd64.iso.torrent file in the wubi install. Please help. How do i resolve it??
[20:43] <Spyzer> see i asked it again :)
[20:43] <erUSUL> !wubi | Spyzer
[20:43] <MaMoUs> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/8duzZs2R
[20:43] <ElementalWarrior> kjele, I got it working
[20:43] <Sam_Fisher> mbrproblem10, Have you used SuperGrub yet?
[20:44] <mbrproblem10> erUSUL: Sam_Fisher:  when i boot it goes to the grub rescue prompt. i simply want to boot back into 10.04.... but there are some complications.
[20:44] <Spyzer> bots, please leave me aloooone
[20:44] <julian__> What does it mean to "obtain a fresh kernel sourcetree"?
[20:44] <kjele> milo__: You look like to have flash 10. But any way "sudo apt-get remove --purge adobe-flashplugin"
[20:44] <mishael> I installed and uninstall ubuntu 10.04 notebook for 3 times and evrey time ubuntu is so slow you cant do anything. does anyone experineced this problem?
[20:44] <rallias> how do i make a link to a network mounted drive?
[20:44] <Spyzer> i am trying to install ubuntu 10.04 thru wubi. I downloaded an amd64 iso and i mount it virtually and proceed with the installation but everytime i do it it tries to download amd64.iso.torrent file in the wubi install. Please help. How do i resolve it??
[20:44] <purerumble> in lucid lynx there seems to be conflicts in keyboard shortcuts. I go to System >> Preferences >> Keyboard shortcuts and input my settings, but the keyboard combinations do something else than what I've told them to.
[20:44] <ElementalWarrior> I had to edit /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
[20:44] <kjele> ElementalWarrior: good. What did you do?
[20:44] <Spyzer> please help me
[20:45] <Sam_Fisher> mbrproblem10, can you get to the internet through windows and download and burn a small app ?
[20:45] <milo__> kjele:done ;)
[20:45] <ElementalWarrior> and change [ifupdown] managed=false => true
[20:45] <mbrproblem10> Sam_Fisher: which apt?
[20:45] <erUSUL> mbrproblem10: what was the last thing you did before getting this problem ?
[20:45] <Guest65373> Anynone know how to enable snd_emu10kx on ubuntu 10.04?
[20:45] <kjele> milo__: restart the browser then and cross fingers
[20:45] <erUSUL> mbrproblem10: what error do you get from grub ?
[20:45] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: that didn't help. i need you to paste in the entire section in that file for it.. the section starts with this line.. Package: libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-0   ..i need to see that line!
[20:45] <MaMoUs> you get it ?
[20:45] <MaMoUs> ^^
[20:45] <erUSUL> !details | mbrproblem10
[20:45] <mbrproblem10> erUSUL: i used Testdisk to try and find a partition that gparted had messed up when trying to resize it.
[20:46] <Guest65373> Anyone know how to enable snd_emu10kx on ubuntu 10.04?
[20:46] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, i just noticed, i'm having you look in the wrong place, sorry
[20:46] <Spyzer> uwaaaa no one is listening to me :(
[20:46] <Guest65373> Anynone know how to enable snd_emu10kx on ubuntu 10.04?
[20:46] <MaMoUs> np
[20:46] <MaMoUs> XD
[20:46] <erUSUL> mbrproblem10: and did you rescued the partition ? it is tyour partition table ok ?
[20:46] <kjele> ElementalWarrior: That was not easy. Figuring which file to edit can take hours or days
[20:46] <mishael> I installed and uninstall ubuntu 10.04 notebook for 3 times and evrey time ubuntu is so slow you cant do anything. help?
[20:46] <mbrproblem10> erUSUL: more details. Disk = black 1tb Wd.
[20:46] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, hang on a minute please
[20:46] <Sam_Fisher> mbrproblem10, http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[20:46] <mbrproblem10> erUSUL: no. it did not work. instead it found partitions that i did not want. and didnt find my 10.04 install.
[20:46] <Guest65373> Anynone know how to enable snd_emu10kx on ubuntu 10.04?
[20:47] <Sam_Fisher> mbrproblem10, Do you want help repairing with testdisk?
[20:47] <erUSUL> mbrproblem10: i.e can you boot into a livecd and mount the partitions of the disk and everything looks healthy ?
[20:47] <Guest65373> Anynone know how to enable snd_emu10kx on ubuntu 10.04?
[20:47] <purerumble> I can't make the super+S key combination to take me one desktop down (super=windows key)
[20:47] <mbrproblem10> Sam_Fisher: no at the moment. I only want grub to boot into my 10.04 install.
[20:47] <bricky> someone PM me me I need to prick someones brain if thats cool
[20:47] <Guest65373> Anynone know how to enable snd_emu10kx on ubuntu 10.04?
[20:47] <CaptainTrek> !repeat | Guest
[20:47] <Spyzer> wubi downloads ubuntu-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent even when i don't want it to. Please help
[20:48] <milo__> kjele:it asked me to download it again when i don't enable the flash; but it outputs an error when i enable it :(
[20:48] <mbrproblem10> erUSUL: everything looks as healthy as its going to be. I am aware that my partition table is not correct but i dont care at the moment if i can just boot into 10.04.
[20:48] <CaptainTrek> !repeat > Guest65373
[20:48] <kjele> milo__: you can take a screen shot of it?
[20:48] <mishael> I installed and uninstall ubuntu 10.04 notebook for 3 times and evrey time ubuntu is so slow you cant do anything. help?
[20:48] <kjele> !pastebin | milo__
[20:48] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, i need you display(paste) the entire section for --> Package: empathy  ..serach for that from the top of the file... make sure it's not for 'emapthy-common'
[20:48] <milo__> kjele: sure
[20:48] <Spyzer> wubi downloads ubuntu-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent even when i don't want it to. Please help
[20:48] <erUSUL> mbrproblem10: ok; then again, have you tried following the instructions on how to recover grub after installing windows ?
[20:48] <CaptainTrek> !repeat > Spyzer
[20:48] <erUSUL> !grub2 | mbrproblem10
[20:48] <Sam_Fisher> mbrproblem10, Can't you boot into LIveCD and just use it your data is available to you that way.
[20:49] <mbrproblem10> erUSUL: Sam_Fisher: i was able to boot into 10.04 until i used testdisk.
[20:49] <ElementalWarrior> lol now my wired connection doesnt work...
[20:49] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: is looks like the problem is in the 'Depends' section for the empathy package
[20:49] <ElementalWarrior> this is strange
[20:49] <ChogyDan> anyone know how to track changes made to the default un-updated lucid install, that are made after release?  Hibernation stopped working for me, and I am trying to track down which changed caused it.
[20:49] <mbrproblem10> erUSUL: capt was trying to help me ... but i ran into a problem.
[20:49] <Spyzer> !repeat > ubottu
[20:49] <Spyzer> !repeat > ubottu
[20:49] <mbrproblem10> Sam_Fisher: i really need to actually boot INTO my install so i can use it.
[20:49] <Spyzer> !repeat > ubottu
[20:49] <nhak> is there any programs to fill in a pdf document?
[20:49] <MaMoUs> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/6BPhzJbF
[20:49] <Rajko> what's the equivalent of sysv-rc-conf in ubutntu
[20:50] <ChogyDan> nhak: maybe openoffice
[20:50] <mishael> I installed and uninstall ubuntu 10.04 notebook for 3 times and evrey time ubuntu is so slow you cant do anything. does anyone haveany idea? something to get me going??
[20:50] <owen1> Spyzer: if i install google-chrome's deb file, will i get updates once in a while as i would get with chromium (chromium is maintained in a repository).
[20:50] <erUSUL> !init | Rajko
[20:50] <boss_> hi
[20:51] <milo__> kjele: http://imagebin.org/99080
[20:51] <sIDx> hello
[20:51] <Rajko> bum is for x11
[20:51] <Sam_Fisher> mbrproblem10, Here's what I would do. Boot to LIveCD get supergrub disk USB version put it on a thumbdrive and then use it each time to boot your 10.04
[20:52] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, i'm looking it over. don't see anything wrong at first glance, but i'm looking
[20:52] <kjele> milo__: ok Try refreshing it. If you can take a screen shot of addons you have should be good
[20:52] <mbrproblem10> erUSUL: Sam_Fisher: i was trying to follow the directions to fix grub to but this is what i ran into.  it says" If the user has a separate /boot partition, this must be mounted to /mnt/boot" I have a boot partition at /dev/sda3 ... but when i attempt to mnt it to /mnt/boot it says "Wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda3, missing codepage or helper program, or other error  In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail o
[20:52] <Sam_Fisher> mbrproblem10, I have had good luck with the new hybrid edition
[20:53] <mishael> can some one help? please?
[20:53] <sasuke> hi :)
[20:53] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: i think i spotted it.. hang on
[20:53] <prep> mishael: what is yr problem?
[20:53] <crunchybumble> my 9.04 box freezes randomly; it stops responding to input or updating the screen. I've pretty much ruled out HDD and memory, and it doesn't happen unless/until I've booted to the OS level. Thoughts as to how to diagnose?
[20:53] <milo__> kjele: http://imagebin.org/99083
[20:54] <sasuke> does someone know if incremental backups are possible with rsync ? I need to transfer the changed files into a new directory...
[20:54] <purerumble> I've been fiddling a bit with the top panel in lucid lynx. anyway i can restore it?
[20:54] <mishael> prep:I installed and uninstall ubuntu 10.04 notebook for 3 times and evrey time ubuntu is so slow you cant do anything. sorry im searching the wb atthe same time
[20:54] <kjele> milo__: You have extentions too?
[20:54] <guntbert> !panels | purerumble
[20:55] <mbrproblem10> Sam_Fisher: ... can i just download the supergub usb and unzip it
[20:55] <Sam_Fisher> mbrproblem10, this is the version I like but you will have to burn it ti cd http://developer.berlios.de/project/shownotes.php?release_id=17375
[20:55] <prep> mishael:check the performance of your pc!
[20:55] <milo__> kjele: i think so...
[20:55] <mbrproblem10> Sam_Fisher: rather use a usb if possible. but i can burn it if neccessary
[20:55] <theoros_> my computer randomly loses power. i am on 10.04, i have tried using acpi=off but it does not fix the problem. if i do not use my laptop it will stay on seemingly indefinitely, but if i'm using it there will be eventually a complete power loss event. this does not happen on the windows installation i have on my dual boot set up.
[20:55] <mishael> prep: i am using win 7 and it works great
[20:56] <theoros_> with the battery in, i still get the same issue
[20:56] <mbrproblem10> Sam_Fisher:  will this allow me to boot into my 10.04?
[20:56] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, edit the file carefully. in that depends section for the empathy package, there is this --> libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-0 (?= 0.10.0)   ...change that little part to --> libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-0 (>= 0.10.0)
[20:56] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: save the file and try again
[20:57] <sasuke> does someone know how rsync works?
[20:57] <kjele> milo__: think you can delete the content in ~/.mozilla/ except the plugins folder ? You will lose all bookmarks so might be a good idea to back up the folders
[20:57] <mishael> prep: i have a dell vostro, 1.6 core 2 duo, 3G memory. it should work fine no?
[20:57] <purerumble> Can anyone try the Super+S key combination in lucid lynx and tell me what happens? (super=windows start key on your keyboard)
[20:57] <prep> mishael: ya ubuntu shoud work fine for you
[20:58] <erUSUL> sasuke: you can read its source code ;P. its man page has an overall description
[20:58] <prep> mishael: with ubuntu 9.10 its slowly too?
[20:58] <milo__> kjele: is the one here: /home/username/mozilla?
[20:58] <Sam_Fisher> mbrproblem10, do you have any rescue disks like Knoppix, trinity, DSL?
[20:58] <sasuke> @erUSUL: i know the manual ;). But i cant get one specific thing working
[20:59] <mishael> prep: i didnt try.
[20:59] <erUSUL> sasuke: there is a #rsync channel here in freenode iirc.
[20:59] <kjele> milo__: rm -rf ~/.mozilla/firefox/ ~/.mozilla/extensions/
[20:59] <milo__> kjele: ok
[20:59] <prep> @mishael: try 9.10 first, if it is ok, upgrade to 10.04 from the reposit
[20:59] <nv41_> def
[20:59] <sasuke> thx erUSUL :). I try it^
[20:59] <bricky_> how do I get windows to start up unmaximized
[21:00] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: working?
[21:00] <MrWise> how do I make ubuntu boot into terminal to begin with?
[21:00] <mishael> prep: is there anything i can do to maybe diagnuse the problem?
[21:00] <Chelin> Hey guys, I have the million times asked question: How can I fix Compiz, on Lucid??
[21:01] <iceroot> Chelin: fix what?
[21:01] <milo__> kjele: i think it's donem
[21:01] <mbrproblem10> Sam_Fisher: I have the Ubuntu rescue remix.
[21:01] <crunchybumble> when it freezes up, the sysrq keys don't work, and I can't Alt+F(num) into a terminal. Is that indicative of a Kernel error?
[21:01] <milo__> kjele: done*
[21:01] <kjele> milo__: restart firefox
[21:01] <Chelin> Compiz
[21:01] <Chelin> desktop efects
[21:01] <onetinsoldier> MrWise: probably with --> sudo update-rc.d -f gdm remove  ...try man update-rc.d first
[21:01] <scott1541> How do you disable the lock screen when it goes black in 10.04?
[21:02] <kjele> scott1541: gconf-editor under gnome-power something
[21:02] <soreau> Chelin: What seems to be wrong with the effects?
[21:02] <iceroot> Chelin: and what need to be fixed?
[21:02] <MrWise> onetinsoldier; and how would I start the gUI after?
[21:02] <onetinsoldier> MrWise: with --> sudo service gdm start
[21:03] <Chelin> iceroot: Upgraded from Karmic to Lucid. Desktop efects worked fine on Karmic, cant load them in Lucid. Using nVidia propietary driver
[21:03] <bricky_> okay seriously
[21:03] <mbrproblem10> Sam_Fisher: may i Pm you? im trying to read the directions for supergrub and dont want to miss a msg from you.
[21:03] <erUSUL> Chelin: how did you installed the propietary driver ?
[21:03] <iceroot> Chelin: again, what is the exact error
[21:03] <bricky_> this does not make sense I just installed ubuntu on a 73 gb hdd and it claims theres like
[21:03] <milo__> kjele: yes. done
[21:03] <WeeJeWel> How come fdisk only shows 1 partition out of 3?
[21:03] <kjele> milo__: it works now?
[21:03] <WeeJeWel> diskutil doesn't
[21:04] <bricky_> oh wait, It says theres 20 gb used, which is not true in itself
[21:04] <rallias> How do i tell what my Intranet ip address is in Ubuntu (the 192.168.x.x thingy)
[21:04] <soreau> Chelin: Can you pastebin the output of 'compiz --replace' from your terminal?
[21:04] <onetinsoldier> MrWise: i must admit, i'm not certain of all this. i wonder if that command to start it will work ok after removing it from /etc/rc#.d
[21:04] <bricky_> I imprted a 4 gb folder of pictures and video
[21:04] <Chelin> when I tried to enable desktop efects, it asked me to install nVidia propietary drivers, and I did, but desktop efects didn't load. Jockey reports: "enables_composite(): already using nvidia driver from nondefault package"
[21:04] <prep> @rallias: in shell try ifconfig
[21:04] <erUSUL> rallias: ifconfig or right click in the network icon
[21:04] <milo__> kjele: No. Weird that i still have all my bookmarks
[21:05] <bricky_> it says '/' is 100%
[21:05] <rallias> wheres the hosts.txt file in ubuntu?
[21:05] <Chelin> soreau: compiz (core) - Fatal: glXCreateContext failed
[21:05] <Chelin> compiz (core) - Error: Failed to manage screen: 0
[21:05] <Chelin> compiz (core) - Fatal: No manageable screens found on display :0.0
[21:05] <Chelin> Launching fallback window manager
[21:05] <FloodBot1> Chelin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:05] <kjele> milo__: very strange
[21:05] <onetinsoldier> !pm | MaMoUs
[21:05] <soreau> Chelin: There is your problem. You need to reinstall the nvidia driver
[21:05] <erUSUL> bricky_: try passing a fsck
[21:05] <kjele> milo__: I saw that you use a root teminal
[21:06] <rallias> where is the hosts.txt file?
[21:06] <MaMoUs> not working
[21:06] <bricky_> erUSUL: I cant believe im being screwed again
[21:06] <MaMoUs> it give me other error now
[21:06] <nhak> ChogyDan: no openoffice doesnt work
[21:06] <CaptainTrek> rallias: try in /etc/hosts      FYI: its not a .txt file IIRC
[21:06] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, let's see it
[21:06] <prep> @rallias: try ip route show
[21:06] <kjele> milo__: You should use one with out root permission and try the command again
[21:06] <milo__> kjele: ah ok
[21:06] <MaMoUs> dpkg: parse error, in file '/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 970 package 'empathy':
[21:06] <erUSUL> rallias: /etc/hosts
[21:06] <MaMoUs>  field name `Recommends;' must be followed by colon
[21:06] <nhak> anyone knows a program to fill in a pdf document?
[21:06] <mbrproblem10> CaptainTrek: Wb.
[21:07] <bricky_> erUSUL: how
[21:07] <erUSUL> !info pdfedit | nhak
[21:07] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  thanks, my inet conked out xD
[21:07] <Chelin> soreau: Which one should I install? I already tried 173 and 185, neither worked with compiz
[21:07] <mbrproblem10> happens.
[21:07] <erUSUL> bricky_: "sudo touch /forcefsck" and reboot
[21:07] <a0lex> nhak: skim?! http://skim-app.sourceforge.net/
[21:07] <bricky_> okay ill write that down
[21:08] <crunchybumble> I'm getting the following messages in dmesg, which I think might be related. http://paste.ubuntu.com/441903/
[21:08] <mbrproblem10> CaptainTrek: Sam_Fisher was recommending i just use supergrubdisk to boot into 10.04. opinions?
[21:08] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, in the section for the 'empathy' package.. .look at the 'Recommends' line... it show in your pastebin as --> Recommends;   ...when it should be --> Recommends:
[21:08] <soreau> Chelin: Ah, you may need to blacklist the nouveau kernel module
[21:08] <lol3943> Anyone know how to enable snd_emu10kx module?
[21:08] <istvan> hey, i have an old USB drobo that is pretty slow (14 megs per sec max actual speed). I am wondering if there is an app that lets me edit files locally and syncs them to the drobo? (similar to how dropbox lets me edit files on my computer, then syncs them when there is time). basically a persistant folder-syncing app.
[21:08] <CaptainTrek> mbrproblem10:  i'm still fixing a client's computer, cant really talk much
[21:08] <lol3943> !repeat
[21:09] <bricky_> erUSUL: and that checks out why its lying to me? lol
[21:09] <soreau> Chelin: Did you google how to install the proprietary driver on 10.04?
[21:09] <mbrproblem10> CaptainTrek: no prob.
[21:09] <milo__> kjele:now i lost everything (As bookmarks and co) but the error is still there. Should i download the apt package and try again?
[21:09] <lol3943> Anyone know how to enable snd_emu10kx module?
[21:09] <alket> I shared something with my friend with Ubuntu ONE, but he cannot find where to accept the sharing ?
[21:09] <purerumble> When I press WindowsKey+S I get a menu with session ending options (logout, shut down, etc). How do I get rid of this?
[21:09] <kjele> milo__: Try another page on youtube
[21:09] <josepc> jode esto que es
[21:09] <erUSUL> bricky_: sometimes the filesystem gets funny and it does not report usage space ok. a fsck usually fix that
[21:09] <Chelin> soreau: I installed through Jockey, and also tried nVidia.com binary installation
[21:09] <purerumble> I've checked the keyboard shortcut settings. There is nothing there.
[21:09] <erUSUL> !es | josepc
[21:10] <mishael> prep: anyway im searching now to where i can downloading it and if there is any notebook edtion. tenx for the help:]
[21:10] <soreau> Chelin: so that's a 'no' to googling then?
[21:10] <milo__> kjele: still the same for all of them
[21:10] <Chelin> soreau: that's a no, sorry
[21:10] <MaMoUs> onetinsoldier: other error just come up
[21:10] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: it's the same section of the 'status' file you've been working on... the section for the 'emapthy' package. it's just down a little lower in there from the 'Depends' part
[21:10] <josepc> ubuntu-es
[21:10] <Chelin> soreau: already have blacklist nuveau
[21:10] <guntbert> alket: #ubuntuone is the support channel for ubuntu one
[21:10] <bricky_> erUSUL: thanks dude, I hope it doesnt screw with my other settings :P I cant re-install OS's from CD
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[21:11] <soreau> Chelin: Pastebin your X log then
[21:11] <b0n1> hi there
[21:11] <kjele> milo__: ok since you use root terminal did you install flash in your home or root's?
[21:11] <MaMoUs> that error is gone other one is came up
[21:11] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: roger. i need to see the error message of course
[21:11] <dav_it> please, can someone exaplain me why we need this?
[21:11] <forceflow> ok
[21:11] <MaMoUs> dpkg: parse error, in file '/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 1003 package 'libmono-system-data2.0-cil':
[21:11] <MaMoUs>  missing version
[21:11] <MaMoUs> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
[21:11] <erUSUL> bricky_: it shouldn't. but i can not make any waranties.
[21:11] <milo__> kjele: in my home.
[21:11] <dav_it> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Security/ExecutableBit
[21:11] <purerumble> prefrontal: I've checked there. There is NOTHING there. In fact I can set WindowsKey+S to anything in pref==>keyboard shortcuts and it will still not work!
[21:11] <soreau> Chelin: And see if 'lsmod|grep nouveau' has any output
[21:12] <kjele> milo__: Can you try other webpages and see if it works?
[21:12] <noeska> hello
[21:12] <genewitch> how do I tell the ubuntu live CD to boot in text-only mode for install?
[21:12] <bricky_> I assume it's safe, but Ill keep that one on the list :) yeah I might have to use 100% of the drive for linux when I created this I assumed it would use the remaining GBS on the partition
[21:12] <noeska> i could use some help with getting ati binary drivers to work together with virtualbox
[21:12] <milo__> kjele: ok. But please give me the link for  adobe download
[21:13] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: you know how to send me your /var/lib/dpkg/status file over IRC?
[21:13] <MaMoUs> no sorry how ?
[21:13] <erUSUL> genewitch: you can't you need the alternate cd
[21:13] <Selling> selling 18+ nude pics
[21:13] <Chelin> soreau: thanks, I'm gonna give google a try. "pastebin"??
[21:13] <pr0zac> hi i have a problem on the top menu bar in applications and system i dont see nothing and i try to open alacarte and nothing http://pastebin.com/jbw3i46j
[21:13] <kjele> http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[21:13] <Selling> im selling nude pics 18+
[21:13] <genewitch> erUSUL: already downloading. Thanks :-)
[21:13] <soreau> Chelin: pastebin service like pastebin.com or .org
[21:13] <kjele> milo__: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[21:13] <soreau> ! paste | Chelin
[21:13] <Selling> pm me if you want to buy
[21:14] <Chelin> soreau: aah, got it. Ok, thanks
[21:14] <CaptainTrek> !ops | Selling
[21:14] <soreau> Chelin: google can also tell you what pastebin is ;)
[21:14] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: are you using XChat? if so, just find my nick over on the far right, and right-click on it, then choose 'Send file'
[21:14] <Selling> selling nude pics 18+
[21:14] <noeska> with the ati bin drivers screens are not build up correctly
[21:14] <MaMoUs> no i'm useing pidgin
[21:14] <pr0zac> !es |pr0zac
[21:14] <noeska> but without the ati bin drivers i only get opengl 1.5 support
[21:15] <noeska> i need at least opengl 2.x support
[21:15] <soreau> noeska: Which card?
[21:15] <crunchybumble> what can go wrong from having the clockspeed set too low?
[21:15] <noeska> ati hd4800
[21:16] <soreau> noeska: I think they latest they have with the open driver right now is 2.0. Work on r600g is just started but should provide 2.1 eventually
[21:16] <AhmedBH> hi, How do i send nudge on pidgin ? i use msn account by the way
[21:16] <b0n1> how can i check what mashines are running in a network with a given ip ?
[21:16] <arthurrilke> Hi - does anyone have any experience of setting up a SIP server over a LAN? I don't want to make any calls external to the local network.
[21:16] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, try --> /dcc send onetinsoldier /var/lib/dpkg/status
[21:16] <istvan> can i set up rsync to keep two folders updated? i don't want to slow my system down too much, but can i have it keep syncing folders that have files changing for as long as it is running in the terminal?
[21:16] <rallias> Heres a question: What is the most complex program you have encountered in terms of dependencies/
[21:16] <milo__> kjele: something that's weird is that when someone posts a video directly from youtube on facebook; i can view it but i can view the video on youtube itself. Also when someone downloads the video and uploads it on facebook from his computer on fcbk; i can't view it... strange
[21:17] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: wow, strange. i think i just tried to send you mine. lol. i aborted it
[21:17] <purerumble> Ok the WindowsKey+S is bound to a setting that you can't find in System>>Preferences>>Keyboard Shortcuts. I consider this to be a bug. Where can I report this?
[21:17] <erUSUL> b0n1: only one machine (interface) can have an ip in a given network
[21:17] <MaMoUs> got it ?
[21:17] <AhmedBH> anyone good at PIDGIN ?
[21:17] <noeska> does the opensource need specific config to show its opengl 2.x possibities?
[21:17] <pr0zac> any can help me please
[21:17] <rallias> erUSUL: technically everyone has the broadcast ip
[21:17] <soreau> pr0b0t: What's the problem?
[21:17] <kjele> milo__: Might yes something is weird
[21:17] <rallias> erUSUL: so technically speaking your wrong
[21:17] <pr0zac>  hi i have a problem on the top menu bar in applications and system i dont see nothing and i try to open alacarte and nothing http://pastebin.com/jbw3i46j
[21:18] <erUSUL> rallias: shame on me
[21:18] <b0n1> erUSUL,  i mean how can i check what the names of the mashines are in a given network ?
[21:18] <prodcutnews> Can someone help me with pppoe connection, im getting
[21:18] <prodcutnews> the below message after running  sudo dsl-provider
[21:18] <prodcutnews> and my username and password is correct and working on my xp pc
[21:18] <prodcutnews> ppp[14954]: Using interface ppp0
[21:18] <prodcutnews> ppp[14954]: Connect: ppp0 <-> eht0
[21:18] <rallias> erUSUL: just pointing out the facts
[21:18] <prodcutnews> ppp[14954]: Remote messafe: Authentication failure
[21:18] <prodcutnews> ppp[14954]: PAP authentication failed
[21:18] <FloodBot1> prodcutnews: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:18] <b0n1> for example i have 3 pcs running in my home network
[21:18] <Appetite> Anyone know how to convert flv to mp4 in ubuntu?
[21:18] <erUSUL> b0n1: there's have to be some kind of nameserver running on the network
[21:19] <AhmedBH> b0n1: what is with it ? wanna create sharing folders ?
[21:19] <milo__> kjele: yes, that's what im saying. And as I told you i'v been having this problem since i downloaded a ton of stuffs from that website i showed you
[21:19] <erUSUL> b0n1: for three pc's it is easier to mantain names ip pairs in /etc/hosts in all three machines
[21:19] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, hang on. let me see if i got the file ok here
[21:19] <b0n1> no i want to connect via ssh on my other home pc
[21:19] <b0n1> but i dont know the name of the pc in the network
[21:19] <prodcutnews> Flood ...what do u mean
[21:20] <kjele> milo__: We tried to fix flash only now. It can as you said be other crap that you installed that could break it
[21:20] <erUSUL> b0n1: unless you have a nameserver configured or you assigned one via /etc/hosts there is no name you will have to use the ip
[21:20] <vivien`> Appetite: I cannot give you the exact command, but this should be easy to do with mplayer.
[21:20] <Appetite> vivien`: apt-get install mplayer?
[21:21] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: looking it over now
[21:21] <MaMoUs> oky ^^
[21:21] <vivien`> Appetite: That's a start
[21:21] <b0n1> erUSUL,  how can i find out the ip ?
[21:21] <Appetite> vivien`: what else?
[21:21] <AhmedBH> onetinsoldier: Do you use pidgin ?
[21:21] <kjele> milo__: give me the link to that webpage again
[21:21] <erUSUL> b0n1: the router should know what ip's it have asigned
[21:22] <onetinsoldier> AhmedBH: no.. XChat
[21:22] <b0n1> so you mean i should login to my router and check it ?
[21:22] <AhmedBH> onetinsoldier: for msn ? i meant
[21:22] <vivien`> Appetite: I use mplayer to convert from flv (video+audio) to wav (audio only) with: "mplayer file.flv -vc dummy -vo null -ao pcm:file=output.wav". You may start from that.
[21:22] <onetinsoldier> AhmedBH: no
[21:22] <b0n1> is there no other way ? i mean a command for example input is the ip of the router and output are ips that are in the network
[21:22] <ironfoot495> Hello can someone help configure vlc to stream video's???
[21:22] <astroboy> I have just installed ubuntu but I've got no /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:22] <AhmedBH> onetinsoldier: Okay
[21:22] <astroboy> I have installed grub now, but how can I configure it to boot windows as well?
[21:22] <Appetite> vivien`: but i want to convert from flv (video+audio) to mp4 (video and audio)
[21:23] <ironfoot495> or where to go to obtain instructions!
[21:23] <astroboy> I have windows on a external hard drive so it didn't install it automatically
[21:23] <erUSUL> b0n1: you can use namp on your network
[21:23] <guntbert> astroboy: the new grub is grub2 - with a quite different setup
[21:23] <erUSUL> nmap*
[21:23] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: ok, i see the problem, however. i don't understand what's happening. it's as if you have some kind of corruption going on with either this file or your system in general
[21:23] <guntbert> !grub2 | astroboy
[21:23] <erUSUL> !info zenmap | b0n1
[21:23] <milo__> kjele: I think it'd be easier for you to find it because i don't have it anymore (gone with my bookmarks) but you can find in one of my previous messages. It should be highlighted
[21:23] <milo__> PS
[21:23] <vivien`> astroboy: Now, it is Grub2. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 . The main configuration file is /etc/default/grub
[21:23] <MaMoUs> soo what should i do ?
[21:24] <MaMoUs> do i remove the programm that want libmono-system-data2.0-cil to run ?
[21:24] <milo__> kjele: PS: i think all the things i downloaded went to the root instead of my home
[21:24] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: search the file and prepare to edit it again. search for... Package: libmono-system-data2.0-cil
[21:24] <vivien`> Appetite: I told you I have not the exact command. You need to change the options a bit. Maybe have a look in the manpage.
[21:24] <Appetite> k vivien`
[21:25] <astroboy> oh it detected everything! that's nice
[21:25] <astroboy> thanks for the help
[21:25] <purerumble> Ok this is a conspiracy against me... can anyone try to configure the Super+S key to ANYTHING at all? Please try? I would appreciate it.
[21:25] <ironfoot495> Is there some instruction on how to stream using vlc?
[21:25] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: in the section for that package... look for this --> Versioo: 2.4.4~svn151842-1ubuntu4    ...it should be -->   Version: 2.4.4~svn151842-1ubuntu4
[21:25] <kjele> milo__: Think you can put them back to you home?
[21:26] <milo__> kjele: i went out of root and installed  aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras and flash again
[21:26] <istvan> i posted my sync question here with more details: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1497485  -- Thanks!
[21:26] <kjele> milo__: ok
[21:27] <guntbert> ironfoot495: vlc support in #videolan
[21:28] <Reallycool> Hi
[21:28] <b0n1> erUSUL,  do you know the command for nmap?
[21:28] <b0n1> is it nmap 'router ip' ?
[21:29] <kjele> milo__: Time to sleep for me
[21:29] <kalamadan> nmap -P0 -sS ip
[21:29] <Reemo> Hey guys, is it possible to filter specific files in rhythmbox? I dual encode my cd's both in mp3 and flac. As Rhythmbox indexes both I have to listen to every song twice...
[21:29] <milo__> kjele:thanks for all man
[21:29] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: any luck?
[21:29] <MaMoUs> nothing
[21:30] <milo__> kjele: where do you live at?
[21:30] <MaMoUs> do u have any idea
[21:30] <purerumble> Where can I file a bug at launchpad? Clicking file a bug leads me to some wiki-page.
[21:30] <MaMoUs> what should i do ?
[21:30] <ChogyDan> purerumble: whats the problem?
[21:30] <purerumble> ChogyDan: I can't configure <Super>S keyboard shortcut to anything.
[21:30] <guntbert> purerumble: read that page and follow its advice
[21:30] <Chelin> soreau: Compiz working, google teached me I need to blacklist some other stuff to properly install propietary nVidia driver :P
[21:31] <Chelin> soreau: Thanks for your help
[21:31] <purerumble> ChogyDan: I can't do this trough System>>Preferences>>Keyboard shortcut nor compiz manager.
[21:31] <soreau> Chelin: cool, np ;)
[21:31] <DrGrov> Good evening
[21:31] <bricky_> is there any way to add more disk space to your main / partitio
[21:31] <MaMoUs> brb
[21:31] <SovereignEntity> I have on sound once again could the updates be doing something to cause this
[21:31] <purerumble> ChogyDan: Whatever I configure it to, when I press it it brings up some menu that allows me to end the running session in various ways.
[21:32] <DrGrov> I bought myself a copy of the game Uplink and version is 1.54. I have some libgtk problems when trying to install. It keeps saying ".setup2995: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[21:32] <bricky_> someone help me with understanding the linux rofl
[21:32] <royceremer> bricky_: not without repartioning your disk... which would be bad if it's the primary boot partition
[21:32] <kalamadan> i am running ubuntu lucid on dell vostro 1015
[21:32] <royceremer> bricky_: what do you need space for? program installations?
[21:32] <bricky_> I set the primary partition to 20 gbs it said its 100% used
[21:32] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: what do you mean nothing? did you edit "Versioo: 2.4.4~svn151842-1ubuntu4" -to-  "Version: 2.4.4~svn151842-1ubuntu4"  in the libmono-system-data2.0-cil package section in that file? then save, it and try again?
[21:33] <royceremer> bricky_: you probably have old kernels taking up space
[21:33] <DrGrov> Can anyone help me with that libgtk issue I keep getting with Uplink?
[21:33] <scott1541> kalamadan: Good for you
[21:33] <steven> Where can I find a linux version of Skype?
[21:33] <bricky_> no I just had installed this recently If I must re-install again no biggue
[21:33] <bricky_> biggie*
[21:33] <CaptainTrek> steven: skype is in the Software center
[21:33] <CaptainTrek> steven: i think its just called "skype"
[21:33] <royceremer> bricky_: a fresh install should not take 20gb...
[21:34] <steven> Skype API wrapper for Python
[21:34] <steven> Is that iT?
[21:34] <AhmedBH> anyone good at pidgin
[21:34] <AhmedBH> ?
[21:34] <bricky_> I put in a backup foler of my iphone pics and videos which was 6 gb thaats it
[21:34] <draginx> Is there a way to make it so that I don't have to have a blank screen when I close my laptop lid?
[21:34] <Snakkah> I'm running a dual-boot system with Ubuntu 10.04 and Windows XP Home. I wanted to ask, how would I go about safely uninstalling XP?
[21:34] <royceremer> bricky_: what's the output of $ df -h ?
[21:34] <draginx> I tried power options but the option isnt there
[21:34] <purerumble> I want to file a bug regarding keyboard shortcuts in ubuntu. I dont think its compiz-related. What package should I pick?
[21:34] <b0n1> erUSUL,  if i do a scan with nmap on my ip , i get PORT      STATE SERVICE
[21:34] <b0n1> 53/tcp    open  domain
[21:34] <b0n1> 80/tcp    open  http
[21:34] <b0n1> 49152/tcp open  unknown
[21:34] <bricky_> and also when I installed something, I 'designated 12 gbs'
[21:34] <FloodBot1> b0n1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:34] <bricky_> to maybe cache?
[21:35] <AhmedBH> snakkah: just delete the partition and run sudo update-grub
[21:35] <royceremer> bricky_: what did you install?
[21:35] <MaMoUs> back
[21:35] <purerumble> I mean under what package should i report the bug?
[21:35] <MaMoUs> still no luck man
[21:35] <scott1541> Is there any decent video editing programs on ubuntu (Like sony vegas, adobe premiere)
[21:35] <bricky_> royceremer: if only I had a clue, just the latest ubuntu distro the one with the big icons and the menus at the side
[21:35] <Snakkah> AhmedBH: If I delete the partition, would that space be automatically listed as unallocated, and could I simply use GParted to add it to Ubuntu?
[21:35] <llutz> b0n1: "nmap  -sP 192.168.1.0/24"    change to your network
[21:36] <kristian_> i am running ubuntu 9.04 and i want to transfer some .mp3's to my iphone, how can i accomplish this easily without editing/altering/etc/etc?
[21:36] <AhmedBH> snakkah: yeah its gonna be free and added to your free location
[21:36] <durt> bricky_, do you mean swap space? If so it should be twice your RAM for most situations
[21:36] <GeekZoid> hello
[21:36] <Snakkah> Ahh, okay.
[21:36] <GeekZoid> how do i get mp3's to work with ubuntu
[21:36] <GeekZoid> and alacs?
[21:36] <GeekZoid> using lucid..
[21:36] <clint-> floola maybe?
[21:36] <b0n1> llutz,  what is this /24 ?
[21:36] <AhmedBH> snakkah: deleting partition from ubuntu is so safe not like windows but make sure you update grub after deleting the xp
[21:36] <llutz> b0n1: netmask CIDR
[21:37] <royceremer> bricky_: I'm running lucid here and it takes no wher enear that amount of space
[21:37] <clint-> I havn't checked with there recent development if they are supporting ipod touch or iphone, probably though
[21:37] <kristian_> GeekZoid: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:37] <Snakkah> Right, update grub.
[21:37] <bricky_> durt: maybe, Im using disk utility but it does not give me too much info
[21:37] <Snakkah> Ok.
[21:37] <GeekZoid> thank yuou
[21:37] <clint-> hello all :)
[21:37] <royceremer> bricky_: so '$ df -h' says you ave 100% usage on /dev/sda1?
[21:37] <b0n1> llutz,  i found a host, what now ?
[21:37] <clint-> kristian_:
[21:37] <llutz> b0n1: what do you want?
[21:37] <kristian_> clint-: ?
[21:37] <clint-> I'm going to see if floola is supporting that kind of gen
[21:37] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: roger
[21:37] <bricky_> roycaremer: hmm checking that one sec
[21:38] <GeekZoid> kristian_ can't find that repository
[21:38] <GeekZoid> which one is that on
[21:38] <b0n1> ssh host@myip   doesnt work, connection refused
[21:38] <bricky_> theres an 11 gb Linux Loop or whatever
[21:38] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: what do you mean nothing? did you edit "Versioo: 2.4.4~svn151842-1ubuntu4"  -to-  "Version: 2.4.4~svn151842-1ubuntu4"  in the section for the libmono-system-data2.0-cil package in file? then save, it and try again?
[21:38] <bricky_> ill type in the terminal
[21:38] <kristian_> GeekZoid: main, just open terminal and write it in.
[21:38] <MaMoUs> where is that
[21:38] <GeekZoid> Ya i found it
[21:39] <llutz> b0n1: "nmap -p 22 myip"
[21:39] <Alloeishus> Anybody know how to setup dual monitors for ubuntu 64 bit ATI radeon card? I have the graphics card driver setup but I cannot figure out where I can split the screen and not just have two monitors showing the same thing
[21:39] <GeekZoid> i thought it wasn't in a repository that i have setup
[21:39] <GeekZoid> :)
[21:39] <MaMoUs> it is not listd in the file
[21:39] <MaMoUs> listed *
[21:39] <llutz> b0n1: http://nmap.org/book/toc.html
[21:39] <clint-> ah, I guess they don't support it still, I wonder if banshee supports the iphone or ipod touch's
[21:39] <royceremer> Alloeishus: $ sudo aticonfig ?
[21:39] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: open the status file.. search for this term --> Package: libmono-system-data2.0-cil   ...then look down a little and you will see -->  Versioo: 2.4.4~svn151842-1ubuntu4
[21:40] <SovereignEntity> what is the command to list my audio devices or soundcard?
[21:40] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: change that to --> Version: 2.4.4~svn151842-1ubuntu4
[21:40] <bricky_> the % of  $ df -h ?
[21:40] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: then save the file and try again
[21:40] <b0n1> oh thats a lot to read llutz
[21:40] <royceremer> Alloeishus: basically, you want to setup your /etc/X11/xorg.conf to treat each display as a separate xscreen
[21:40] <royceremer> Alloeishus: but aticonfig shoud do that for you
[21:40] <b0n1> PORT   STATE  SERVICE
[21:40] <b0n1> 22/tcp closed ssh
[21:40] <b0n1>   thats the output i get with nmap -p 22 myip
[21:41] <FloodBot1> b0n1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:41] <Alloeishus> sounds complicated....I uncheck mirror monitors and my laptop goes blankbut still displays on my other monitor
[21:41] <llutz> b0n1: no ssh listening at standard-port
[21:41] <MaMoUs> it workd
[21:41] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: cool!!! finally!!! man...
[21:41] <kalamadan> thats good news
[21:41] <therianthrope> Hi. Is there a way to encrypt the entire partition Ubuntu is installed to? I have Windows and Ubuntu on dual boot.
[21:41] <bricky_> roycaremer: I dont know Im screwed
[21:41] <clint-> b0n1:  is sshd running and port 22 allowed?
[21:41] <MaMoUs> one min i make sure it is finish
[21:41] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: roger
[21:42] <Tweaking_Man> therianthrope : luks
[21:42] <b0n1> dont know clint-
[21:42] <royceremer> Alloeishus: try playing with Fn + F8, or whatever your monitor's display switcher is
[21:42] <clint-> # service sshd status
[21:42] <DrGrov> Anyone know how to help with this Uplink and libgtk-1.2.so.0 problem? .setup2995: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[21:42] <llutz> b0n1: what do you want to do?
[21:42] <clint-> I don't use ssh though
[21:42] <royceremer> Alloeishus: sometimes you have to get the display setup that way first before proprietory drivers really know what to do with them
[21:42] <MaMoUs> yes finish
[21:42] <MaMoUs> all done
[21:42] <clint-> I block it, and a lot of ports too,
[21:42] <MaMoUs> ^^
[21:42] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: roger. good deal
[21:43] <MaMoUs> thx god, thank you very very very much
[21:43] <b0n1> llutz,  i want to connect to a pc in my home network with ssh
[21:43] <MaMoUs> how u send msg to a person here ?
[21:43] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: you're welcome. enjoy :-)
[21:43] <bricky_> roycaremer: can you just hack my pc and check out what I did wrong? so when I format I wont do it again =\
[21:43] <b0n1> i dont know the mashines name so i have to find ip first
[21:43] <MaMoUs> like what u do with me
[21:43] <royceremer> bricky_: :p
[21:43] <b0n1> but i dont want to login to the router and see
[21:43] <LjL> MaMoUs: just prepend their name before the message.
[21:43] <LjL> !tab | MaMoUs
[21:43] <llutz> b0n1: so you need to have ssh-server running on that machine and portforwarding enabled if that host is behind a router
[21:43] <SovereignEntity> Anyone got an idea why my sound would just go on the blink
[21:43] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: not sure what you'r asking. you already pm'd me a few times, so i know you know how to pm
[21:44] <therianthrope> Tweaking_Man: Is their a nice interface for LUKS?
[21:44] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: as in /msg <nick> message written here
[21:44] <b0n1> llutz,  oh hm its an old windows mashine
[21:44] <onetinsoldier> MaMoUs: i just didn't respond to your PM's was all
[21:44] <onetinsoldier> !pm
[21:44] <bricky_> royceremer: I dont even know if this distro is the best one for me lol
[21:44] <llutz> b0n1: use freessh then
[21:45] <kalamadan> ubuntu is the best
[21:45] <purerumble> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-desktop/+bug/587644
[21:45] <Docteh> bricky_: thats why theres a jillion distros out there these days
[21:45] <purerumble> There! Now aint I a good boy? :)
[21:45] <royceremer> bricky_: you're fine, just Alt+F2, type "terminal" and [Enter], then type "df -h" and tell me what it says on the top line
[21:45] <llutz> b0n1: http://www.freesshd.com/ but you have to know how to use a win-machine via commandline
[21:45] <MaMoUs> bye all
[21:45] <b0n1> yeah i think i can handle the things i want in windows console
[21:46] <b0n1> just moving datas and so on
[21:46] <MaMoUs> onetinsoldier: thank you very much
[21:46] <onetinsoldier> you're welcome
[21:46] <b0n1> llutz,  freessh doesnt seem to be in a standard library
[21:46] <Hovefirse> Hi folks, and all you shell experts! I have a rather wide directory tree. In the directory at the end of each branch there is a file called info (and quite a few other files). I'd like to copy the structure and *only* the file called info into a new directory, preserving the original structure. I've done som attempts using cp, but I can't seem to find the correct syntax.
[21:46] <phaidros> lo
[21:47] <bricky_> royceremer: it says dev/loop0 100%
[21:47] <phaidros> which packages are needed to be able to boot an encrypted hd?
[21:47] <bricky_> tsk tsk :P
[21:47] <bricky_> im just allocating all my partition to dev/loop0 for the next one.
[21:47] <b0n1> llutz,  do i have to install this via make ?
[21:48] <bricky_> its only what 74 gbs anyway, my other hdd is 120
[21:48] <llutz> b0n1: http://www.freesshd.com/?ctt=download
[21:48] <greiser> why does compiz not respect my cursor theme?
[21:48] <zanberdo> installed 32-bit lucid on IBM T42. Resume from suspend to RAM hangs. Used to work with intrepid no problem. Any ideas?
[21:48] <bricky_> royceremer: thanks for the help I know what happened now
[21:48] <b0n1> those are exe files
[21:48] <kalamadan> ubuntu runs great on dell
[21:48] <b0n1> do you mean that i have to install freessh on my windows mashine ?
[21:48] <royceremer> bricky_: I think I do too, I had to lookup loop devices though
[21:49] <royceremer> bricky_: reinstall, but use ext3
[21:49] <bricky_> royceremer: it auto installs everything itself
[21:49] <llutz> b0n1: if you want to have ssh on it, sure
[21:49] <Ekathos> hi fellows,  how can i give execution permission (chmod 1 wathever)   for any executable in  a dvd  or cd?
[21:49] <b0n1> llutz,  is there another way without ssh ?
[21:49] <greiser> why does compiz not respect my cursor theme?
[21:49] <royceremer> bricky_: no version of ubuntu has ever "auto installed" itself
[21:49] <b0n1> so that i dont have to install anything on the computer?
[21:49] <kalamadan> use ftp
[21:49] <llutz> b0n1: to access windows-pcs? vnc
[21:49] <bricky_> royceremer: wanna bet? :P
[21:49] <b0n1> llutz,  ok i will install it
[21:50] <bricky_> royceremer; ill show you its on my windows partition inside the ISO is a file called.. wufu.exe or something
[21:50] <royceremer> bricky_: sure - where'd you get the distro? link?
[21:50] <b0n1> vnc package not found
[21:50] <b0n1> in standard library
[21:50] <AhmedBH> llutz: I am having problem installing wubi it says an error...Why
[21:50] <bricky_> and you open that up, than a wizard pops up
[21:50] <royceremer> bricky_: now I'm confused... you installed lucid from an exe?
[21:50] <llutz> AhmedBH: ask the authors of that crap
[21:50] <royceremer> bricky_: so it's a virtual machine
[21:50] <bricky_> Yeah I installed tihs from an exe,
[21:50] <bricky_> royceremer: is it?
[21:50] <bricky_> Nope..
[21:50] <royceremer> bricky_: /face-palm
[21:50] <bricky_> kk
[21:51] <kalamadan> its trojan then
[21:51] <AhmedBH> llutz: its officially downloaded by ubuntu.com ...
[21:51] <onetinsoldier> Ubuntu from a .exe is called wubi i bet
[21:51] <llutz> b0n1: i'd suggest you take a break and try to state what you really want to do
[21:51] <TwoshedsJackson> as far as I know, there is a way to install ubuntu from within windows .. and that should utilize a exe-file
[21:51] <royceremer> bricky_: I would be wary of the integrity of your system at this point
[21:51] <royceremer> bricky_: windows xp or vista/7?
[21:51] <onetinsoldier> !wubi
[21:51] <phaidros> what packages are needed that an initrd.img is able to boot an encrypted root partition?
[21:51] <bricky_> royceremer: no such command... windows 7
[21:52] <llutz> AhmedBH: whatever, its a stupid way to use linux and causes more trouble than it helps. it shouldn't be used/advertised/supported at all (jm2c)
[21:52] <royceremer> bricky_: ok, you might not be completely hosed, but I would check your running applications for that executable
[21:52] <kalamadan> command not found try again later
[21:52] <kristian_> how hard can it be to transfer a few mp3s to iphone?
[21:52] <b0n1> llutz,  as i said i just want to connect on my windows mashine in my home network
[21:52] <[CM]> TwoshedsJackson:  yeah you can use wubi to install inside windows
[21:52] <[CM]> hi all
[21:52] <b0n1> to do file transfer and other stuff
[21:52] <royceremer> bricky_: and also run selective startup from run/msconfig to ensure there isn't anything funky running in the background
[21:52] <acerimmer_> kristian_: pretty sure the apple forums have the solution...
[21:53] <bricky_> royceremer: hmm..  is that iffy
[21:53] <TwoshedsJackson> kristian_, Well, it's iphone, so it has to be special mp3's. Get a non-brand mp3 player, or hack your iphone :)
[21:53] <bricky_> my windows is already crap, its fubar actually , hence why I did this
[21:53] <royceremer> bricky_: well any auto-installing operating system is dangerous, where'd you get it from? link?
[21:53] <royceremer> bricky_: if you want to run linux from within windows, try sygwin
[21:53] <bricky_> id have to check my windows partition
[21:54] <llutz> b0n1: [22:50:14] <b0n1> vnc package not found <- so why do you try to install something on your linux machine if you need it on your windows-pc?
[21:54] <bricky_> it seemed pretty legit, o.O was suprised I never knew it could be so easy lol
[21:54] <royceremer> bricky_: cygwin - http://www.cygwin.com
[21:54] <bricky_> sygwin: okay.
[21:54] <demifuror> hi guys, how can i install mame on lucid?
[21:54] <Alloeishus> fn f8 mutes sound :|
[21:54] <royceremer> bricky_: not my sp error, it's cygwin (you can tell how much I've used it, lol)
[21:55] <mdg> hello
[21:55] <MrWise> is it normal that if I have only one CPU that ubuntu lists it as two?
[21:55] <mdg> how can i querry a wifi adapter to see what security it supports?
[21:55] <royceremer> MrWise: yes, it's dual core
[21:55] <GeekZoid> anyone know how to get the codecs working with amarok
[21:55] <GeekZoid> for ubuntu?
[21:55] <bricky_> Im glad I could just install it from windows itself my cd drive heats up and my comp shuts down from the heat
[21:55] <GeekZoid> mplayer works just fine however amarok isnt working
[21:55] <llutz> MrWise: cpu with HT? dual-core?
[21:55] <durt> MrWii
[21:55] <GeekZoid> it just skips everything
[21:55] <b0n1> llutz,  my question was whether there is a way to connect to my windows mashine without installing anything on the windows mashine
[21:55] <royceremer> bricky_: lol, you might want to look into that - blow out the dust maybe?
[21:56] <istvan> i posted my sync question here with more details: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1497485  -- Thanks!
[21:56] <bricky_> royceremer: yeah still have yet to try that hehe
[21:56] <steven> Does Empathy come with the Telepathy Connection manager components in Ubuntu and Xubuntu?
[21:56] <daschi> hi guys, i have a problem: I installed a 2nd Os to my pc which overwrote my mbr and i cant boot to my primary os.
[21:56] <mdg> how can i querry a wifi adapter to see what security it supports?
[21:56] <llutz> b0n1: remote-desktop maybe, there should be rdp-clients for linux
[21:56] <royceremer> bricky_: anyways, I'm serious about looking into your running applicaitons and things, you can google things that you're not familiar with to see if they're suspect
[21:56] <bricky_> royceremer: how do you take a screenshot of something?
[21:56] <MrWise> royceremer; I have a pentium 4 dual core? :|
[21:56] <royceremer> bricky_: in Windows? Ctrl + shift + Print screen
[21:56] <bricky_> nope in linux
[21:56] <bricky_> heh
[21:57] <MrWise> didnt even know they exist
[21:57] <bricky_> I wanna show you my desktop its kind of odd looking,.. not like anything ive seen before
[21:57] <royceremer> MrWise: you're sure it's a p4?
[21:57] <royceremer> MrWise: p4 dual cores don't exist
[21:57] <MrWise> that's what it says
[21:57] <kalamadan> good night
[21:57] <MrWise> pentium 4
[21:57] <llutz> MrWise: p4 with hyperthreading, would be reported as 2 cores
[21:57] <GeekZoid> Anyone here using amarok
[21:57] <GeekZoid> with ubuntu?
[21:57] <Alloeishus> for those helping me with the dual monitor issue: problem was fixed after logging out then back in after changing settings. but otherwise you guys were correct and thank you
[21:57] <BluesKaj-Laptop> daschi,  sudo update-grub
[21:57] <bricky_> wait I know where it is,
[21:57] <DiEgoR> hi there, I would like to clone a root partition from an SSD to HDD, how to make it boot afterwards?
[21:57] <daschi> doesnt help
[21:57] <royceremer> MrWise: they are hyperthreaded though
[21:57] <MrWise> yeah
[21:57] <MrWise> hyperthreading
[21:57] <daschi> since both os use grub
[21:57] <mdg> how can i querry a wifi adapter to see what security it supports?
[21:58] <royceremer> Alloeishus: no worries, yea it won't save your settings until you log out of X
[21:58] <durt> MrWise, P4s have hypertheading which OSes 'see' as multi processor.
[21:58] <MrWise> also, the p4 with hyperthreading is 2.6ghz, shouldnt it have x86-64 support?
[21:58] <royceremer> Alloeishus: sorry I missed your update, coulda saved you some time, glad you figured it out
[21:58] <Alloeishus> now have to figure out the res
[21:58] <royceremer> MrWise: definately not 64 support
[21:58] <daschi> so i've already added the old os in the new grub config, but it only gives me an error
[21:59] <wildbat> DiEgoR, if you clone it it should boot already ~, if you copy it ~ do a grub install
[21:59] <MrWise> royceremer; you mean defineatly not a 64bit processor
[21:59] <royceremer> MrWise: correct
[21:59] <duffydack> MrWise, i had a p4 3.2ghz, it didnt have VT extensions.
[21:59] <MrWise> hmm, ok
[21:59] <duffydack> MrWise, some do tho
[21:59] <MrWise> will this bother me a lot running a server?
[21:59] <kv102t> anyone help me on Handbrake .. ?  DVD is unwatchable but review is OK.. Whats up with that.
[21:59] <MrWise> assuming I don't use more than 1gb ram :P
[22:00] <BluesKaj-Laptop> daschi, ok, open /etc/grub/default and comment the line :GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=0 with a # in front .
[22:00] <AhmedBH> anyone good at pidgin ???
[22:00] <royceremer> MrWise: $ cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep address
[22:00] <royceremer> MrWise: it'll probably tell you 32 bits physical... maybe 48 virtual?
[22:00] <DiEgoR> wildbat, thanks. I actually need to copy. my problem is, I can not figure out what to do with the grub-2 for it to boot the copy.
[22:00] <DrGrov> i just need to know where to find libgtk1.2
[22:00] <royceremer> MrWise: if it says 64 anywhere, then you have 64 bit support... but it shouldn't
[22:00] <DIL> mdg edit connections and look under properties
[22:01] <wildbat> !grub2 | DiEgoR, to install grub2 >
[22:01] <mkanyicy> AhmedBH, just ask a question, otherwise no one is good at pidgin
[22:01] <bricky_> ill brb,
[22:01] <DiEgoR> wildbat, I have grub2 installed.
[22:01] <daschi> there is no directory /etc/grub/default
[22:01] <mdg> DIL: that will tell if the card can support wpa2?
[22:01] <steven> Does Empathy come with Telepathy Connection manager components when u install it or do u haveta install separately?
[22:01] <wildbat> DiEgoR, you don't on your HDD
[22:02] <AhmedBH> how can i see the bottom window whom i am talking to on pidgin and the window flashes when i receives a message because usually the speakers are off
[22:02] <guntbert> daschi: /etc/default/grub is the file
[22:02] <DIL> mdg: it does on my netgear
[22:02] <DrGrov> how can everyone get help except me for one little tiny file?
[22:02] <mdg> DIL: anything specific -- will just say wpa2?
[22:03] <xfact> Hello
[22:03] <daschi> ok
[22:03] <erUSUL> DrGrov: what are you trying to do ? gtk 1.2 is ancient
[22:03] <daschi> no hidden timeout at all
[22:03] <wildbat> DiEgoR, you need grub2 to install to your MBR
[22:03] <xfact> Any gay people can join #gaybuntu *not spam*
[22:03] <BluesKaj-Laptop> daschi, sorry, it's /etc/default/grub/
[22:03] <daschi> yeah got it
[22:03] <daschi> np
[22:03] <DrGrov> erUSUL: i am trying to install the game Uplink which requires gtk 1.2
[22:03] <guntbert> xfact: don't advertise
[22:03] <daschi> but i have no hidden timeout in it
[22:04] <LjL> xfact: adding "not spam" doesn't make it not spam. please don't do that.
[22:04] <daschi> Grub_timeout=5
[22:04] <daschi> thats it
[22:04] <rajkohaxor> anyone know what apt-get package mod_status is in for apache httpd
[22:04] <AhmedBH> can ubuntu get infected by a virus if so how ? really
[22:04] <DrGrov> erUSUL: i keeps telling me the following: .setup2995: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[22:04] <mkanyicy> AhmedBH, I think that pidgin message is also displayed under notification area. You may click on that flashing window with a mouse to expose it to your access.
[22:04] <mkanyicy> AhmedBH, it cant
[22:04] <DIL> mdg: edit connections>wireless>edit your connection>wireless connection and it lists all
[22:04] <merlin2049er> hey
[22:04] <daschi> if i boot i see the grub window and i have my thousand entrys, but i cant boot the entry i wnat
[22:04] <ed_money> im trying to get onto the django channel
[22:04] <guntbert> daschi: the line with hidden_timeout is probably commented out and has the value 0
[22:04] <daschi> it gives me an error
[22:04] <Patric3> How can I suppress pop-up notifications, e.g. http://imagebin.org/99099
[22:04] <BluesKaj-Laptop> guntbert, daschi ...I must be getting tired, was hauling wood all afternoon...I better watch what I type :)
[22:04] <xfact> Sorry
[22:05] <ed_money> it says "you must be identified with services" to get on the django channel. help?
[22:05] <merlin2049er> can i run this from the startup applications folder?
[22:05] <royceremer> MrWise: to answer your quesiton about using the machine as a server, it depends on what you're serving up
[22:05] <mochacocha> anyone know of a linux program that will format/reformat an ipod? I've heard winamp in windows can do it, so I was wondering if there was a *nix solution outside of itunes
[22:05] <merlin2049er> sudo /usr/sbin/ddclient -daemon 300 -syslog
[22:05] <guntbert> BluesKaj-Laptop: :)
[22:05] <Slart> !ipod | mochacocha
[22:05] <AhmedBH> mkanyicy: okay i get it, so how do i enable that feature ? i am >_< help me pleas
[22:05] <royceremer> MrWise: if it's just http or apache or something, then 32bits is fine - you just need bandwitdh (gig nics)
[22:05] <kristian_> so from my understanding i have to jailbreak/hack my iphone to transfer music from ubuntu to iphone?
[22:05] <AhmedBH> mkanyicy: i marked
[22:05] <AhmedBH> lets see
[22:05] <erUSUL> DrGrov: as i said that lib is ancient. i bet it is not included anymore in any recent linux distro
[22:05] <royceremer> MrWise: If you're performing tough sql queries, then you might want something beefier
[22:05] <mochacocha> Slart, nice... but not trying to sync and don't use touch heh
[22:06] <daschi> its not commented out
[22:06] <daschi> ive got 6 lines of text
[22:06] <CavalierPrime> kristian_  look into gtkpod
[22:06] <mkanyicy> AhmedBH, there is not 'feature' per se, you move your mouse and click on the flashing window. that is all
[22:06] <Slart> mochacocha: well.. it might be a good place to start
[22:06] <DiEgoR> wildbat, ok, I understand what you are saying, but there is probably some paradigm that I am missing. I do a copy of a partition to a new partition via tar - | tar . What config should I edit and what command should I run to have a correct grub2 installation in the new partition? I could not figure it out from your link, sorry. I saw that before actually.
[22:06] <BluesKaj-Laptop> guntbert, dunno why that hidden timeout isn't commented as default , that has become pita for ppl with dual boots
[22:06] <daschi> as i sayed ive already added the old os to the new grub, but if i want to boot it, i get an error
[22:07] <AhmedBH> mkanyicy: Okay but kopete had dont you think so ?
[22:07] <daschi> and i just wnat to restore my old grub
[22:07] <daschi> which is on another partition
[22:07] <wildbat> DiEgoR, is your drive mounted now?
[22:07] <mkanyicy> AhmedBH, well, kopete is not pidgin
[22:07] <CavalierPrime> daschi try downloading supergrub and using it
[22:07] <DiEgoR> wildbat, yes
[22:07] <AhmedBH> mkanyicy: um yeah
[22:08] <mkanyicy> AhmedBH, and i have no idea what kopete is
[22:08] <AhmedBH> mkanyicy: messenger on KDE ?
[22:08] <mkanyicy> AhmedBH, good luck, not using kde either
[22:08] <daschi> and that does what?
[22:08] <LjL> rajkohaxor: i don't know, but check http://packages.ubuntu.com/ to find out
[22:08]  * h00ked__ is away: sleeping
[22:08] <mochacocha> Slart, most definitely. and I did check out the first link thoroughly when I first discovered my ipod went crazy lol. Constant googling, typical response was 'not without itunes' but then one link from nowhere showed a plugin that worked w/ winamp that could format an ipod... don't have this on a dual boot though
[22:09] <BluesKaj-Laptop> daschi, what is your sudo update-grub output...does it show your other OS ?
[22:09] <CaptainTrek> !away > h00ked__
[22:09] <AhmedBH> mkanyicy: ME too, That's so buggy hhhhhh i like Gnome so  i uninstalled it
[22:09] <CavalierPrime> supergrub is a boot disk that lets you edit your grub, fix boots, etc
[22:09] <wildbat> DiEgoR, you know what is the HDD device named? /dev/sdX
[22:09] <Slart> mochacocha: I'm not sure what the status on itunes in wine is.. have you checked the appdb?
[22:09] <daschi> yep
[22:09] <daschi> it does
[22:09] <DiEgoR> wildbat, yes, it is /dev/sdb and the partition is sdb1
[22:09] <lol3943> Can anyone confirm my fix @ http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1497468
[22:10] <DrGrov> seriously, this is really not funny anymore
[22:10] <DrGrov> want a simple god damn game to work but nooo....
[22:10] <mochacocha> Slart, if it comes down to me absolutely needing Itunes, I can borrow a friend's laptop. mostly I'm just wondering if anyone's come across a linux app that can format it
[22:10] <CaptainTrek> !language | DrGrov
[22:10] <lol3943> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1497468
[22:11] <mochacocha> Slart, though, I have a sneaking suspicion itunes won't recognize my ipod... ;)
[22:11] <wildbat> DiEgoR, ok what you do is pretty much the same as https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover Grub 2 via LiveCD , except sda vs sdb
[22:11] <lol3943> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1497468
[22:11] <SovereignEntity> is there anyway to undo updates in ubuntu
[22:11] <BluesKaj-Laptop> daschi, after doing the grub-update , did you try a reboot?
[22:11] <daschi> yep
[22:12] <daschi> various
[22:12] <daschi> and i have all os listed
[22:12] <daschi> and i get an error
[22:12] <daschi> when i boot the old one
[22:12] <BluesKaj-Laptop> old one ?
[22:12] <DiEgoR> wildbat, do I need to boot into a live CD first?
[22:12] <lol3943> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1497468
[22:12] <wildbat> DiEgoR,  nope
[22:13] <CavalierPrime> daschi if your other os is on a diff hard drive or partition you are gonna have to edit your grub entry
[22:13] <daschi> so?
[22:13] <LaPizza> hello, my wired lan connection is not working in ubuntu 10.04. on windows i just plug in the cable and it works, with no specific config. what can i do please?
[22:13] <daschi> its the same hard drive
[22:13] <daschi> sda1 = swap
[22:13] <daschi> sda2 = ext4 with kubuntu on it (old os)
[22:14] <daschi> sda3 = ext3 with ubuntu 8.04
[22:14] <euthymos> hi ones... my audio card works (with some glitch) using ALSA and Envy24 controls... But does not wake up after suspension
[22:14] <jp_> hi guys. I'm booting ubuntu from a pendrive. When I connect it directly to my computer it crashes after booting X11. But when I connect the flash drive to a usb hub and then to my computer it won't crash and it works just right. Any ideas?
[22:14] <corpse> is there a command that could be run to restart all the processes in init.d?
[22:14] <euthymos> I've heard OSS is a better solution for audio layer
[22:14] <DiEgoR> wildbat, let me follow those instructions again. I have tried them already. If you will stay around a few minutes I will come back with the script of my actions and the problem I have encountered. I believe there will be a problem :-(
[22:15] <wildbat> DiEgoR, ok ~
[22:15] <linxeh> corpse: reboot ? :)
[22:15] <daschi> kubuntu 10.04
[22:16] <corpse> linxeh: i get errors from boot that cuase me to go to a root shell. i can start restarting everything but i was hoping i could do it all at once
[22:16] <gunner123> test
[22:16] <mickster04> well done gunner123
[22:17] <gunner123> thanks!
[22:17] <LaPizza> hello, my wired lan connection is not working in ubuntu 10.04. on windows i just plug in the cable and it works, with no specific config. what can i do please?
[22:17] <mkanyicy> daschi, i see you've been wrestling with your machine, what exactly do you want to do?
[22:17] <royceremer> corpse: I'm guessing you have X issues, did you install video drivers recently?
[22:17] <mickster04> LaPizza: get up a terminal and type in ifconfig
[22:17] <AlikeYou> hi all
[22:17] <corpse> royceremer: this is actualy on a server box
[22:17] <durt> LaPizza, what do you mean by 'no specific config'?
[22:18] <DiEgoR> wildbat, actually, I have opened the /etc/default/grub and there is nothing specific to the physical drive. Do I have to add anything specific to my new drive there?
[22:18] <CavalierPrime> LaPizza, your wired connection may have changed.  when i upgraded mine changed from eth1 to eth2
[22:18] <mickster04> durt: it just works i guess
[22:18] <royceremer> corpse: so what's the deal, what are the error's you're getting?
[22:18] <LaPizza> durt that i just plug the cable in and it works, on win
[22:18] <CavalierPrime> i had to manually change it to recognize it
[22:18] <corpse> royceremer: sec, let me reboot it and i and type them out
[22:18] <AlikeYou> can anybody help me with sound driver?
[22:18] <euthymos> my audio card works (with some glitch) using ALSA and Envy24 controls... But does not wake up after suspension
[22:18] <daschi> i want to boot my old grub
[22:18] <royceremer> AlikeYou: sure, you're not running alsa? or pulse? or did you install a new sound card?
[22:18] <durt> LaPizza, you probably need to go into windows and look at the network settings and apply them to ubuntu's network manager
[22:18] <MilitantPotato> What packages do I remove that would completely remove gnome
[22:19] <LaPizza> durt they're set on auto
[22:19] <wildbat> DiEgoR, that's what update-grub do~ and your update-grub should go to your new HDD <mountpoint>/etc/default/grub
 LaPizza: get up a terminal and type in ifconfig => and then ?
[22:19] <LaPizza> i need to reboot
[22:19] <LaPizza> to do that
[22:20] <daschi> so i had a working os with a working grub, than i installed a 2nd one which also brought grub with it and now my machine boots from this grub, but i wnat it to boot from the one i had first
[22:20] <durt> LaPizza, you mean windows is set to auto-configure?
[22:20] <royceremer> MilitantPotato: there's a lot of gnome... try dpkg -l | grep -i gnome and see what I mean
[22:20] <LaPizza> yes dur
[22:20] <LaPizza> yes durt
[22:20] <royceremer> MilitantPotato: then sudo apt-get --purge at your discretion... and please use discretion...
[22:20] <MilitantPotato> royceremer: So I cant remove a couple of libs and cause gnome to break?
[22:20] <AlikeYou> royceremer, The audio controller is 'intel 82801 AC'97', installed Alsa 1.0.23 without any problem, but when i running any progrum (aplay or mocp): cannot find card '0' and 'Unknown pcm default' error
[22:20] <lila> How can I get the address bar in Nautlius? On other Ubuntu installations, I recall it being "just there" for me to manually type an address
[22:21] <linxeh> corpse: probably a better way, but try something like      for service in /etc/rc0.d/S* /etc/rc1.d/S* /etc/rc2.d/S*; do $service restart; done
[22:21] <royceremer> MilitantPotato: sure you could, why though? die hard kde fan?
[22:21] <linxeh> corpse: assuming you are in runlevel 2
[22:21] <trism> lila: ctrl+L to use it momentarily, to get it back permanently you need to edit a gconf key
[22:21] <MilitantPotato> royceremer: I can't get networking in gnome to work, it keeps saying bad password, so I've given up
[22:21] <kristian_> gtkpod apparently requires jailbroken iphone to transfer songs to it, any other ways?
[22:21] <durt> LaPizza, then next time you boot into ubuntu, open the network settings dialog and make sure eth0 is set to 'auto'.
[22:21] <royceremer> AlikeYou: installed alsa? what kernel are you running? $ uname -r
[22:21] <royceremer> AlikeYou: alsa is pretty standard, so having to install it is strange
[22:22] <MilitantPotato> royceremer: I did a re-install, and it sorta worked but broke after a few hours.
[22:22] <trism> lila: /apps/nautilus/preferences/always_use_location_entry
[22:22] <lila> trism: you wouldn't happen to know that GConf key, would you? Otherwise, I can just search for it
[22:22] <lila> trism: thanks
[22:22] <corpse> royceremer: fsck.ntfs:not found error 2 while executing fsck.ntfs. /dev/sde1 /dev/sdd1 /dev/sdc2   init unreadahead-other main process 922 937 946 951 terminated with status 4
[22:22] <AlikeYou> royceremer, ubuntu 9.10 server, 2.6.31-14
[22:22] <royceremer> MilitantPotato: assuming your password *is correct, you're using the gnome network manager? Try manually configuring the exnryption type (wpa2, etc)
[22:23] <royceremer> corpse: that looks like hardware trouble on your disk my friend, stop using that disk and begin cloning to recover any data
[22:23] <erufu> hello
[22:23] <LaPizza> durt it is auto
[22:23] <MikeChelen> what is the most lightweight window manager that supports compositing, xfce?
[22:23] <royceremer> AlikeYou: interesting, I thought karmic server had alsa preinstalled, but I guess that didn't expect you would need sound for a server :)
[22:23] <LaPizza> durt it says: auto eth0.
[22:23] <MilitantPotato> royceremer: It never shows an applet, so I've no control over my connection.  I did get it entered into network manager, and it sometimes works.  I used Wic for awhile, but now it always fails to connect
[22:24] <erufu> I have a problem with my notification OSD
[22:24] <durt> LaPizza, is 'wired' netorking enabled?
[22:24] <LaPizza> yes
[22:24] <nodeslave> hi i have a problem after putting my ubuntu live dvd on standby, after i restart the pc al is working but i dont see the toolbars any more (gnome panels i think they are called)
[22:24] <LaPizza> durt it is
[22:24] <LaPizza> yes
[22:24] <erufu> after a various time my notification OSD not show notification
[22:24] <LaPizza> durt maybe the dns isnt working on ubuntu ?
[22:24] <mickster04> LaPizza: what is the output of ifconfig
[22:24] <LaPizza> mickster04 i have to reboot to tell you that
[22:24] <royceremer> AlikeYou: one sec, ttrying to lookup what all drivers you'll need install
[22:25] <mickster04> LaPizza: why?
[22:25] <nodeslave> can anybody read what i type ?
[22:25] <LaPizza> it's on this pc
[22:25] <royceremer> AlikeYou: for sure libasound2, probably linux_soundbase
[22:25] <mickster04> nodeslave: yes why?
[22:25] <LaPizza> ok reboot time
[22:25] <LaPizza> thanks
[22:25] <mickster04> LaPizza: and?
[22:25] <amcsi> hello, my wlan works okay with windows (the router isn't close), but seems a lot weaker in ubuntu. Are the drivers bad, or is there some setting that may cause the connection to be weak?
[22:25] <LaPizza> all
[22:25] <ptp> anybody managed to get a nokia 6120 (Symbian OS v9.2, S60 rel. 3.1) to talk to lucid so as to be able to send sms? Tried using wammu but no luck.
[22:25] <wildbat> corpse, use ntfsfix or boot windows to do chkdsk
[22:25] <nodeslave> mickster04: ok thx i was unsure cause im a bit new to xchat and it showed my typing in light gray
[22:25] <CavalierPrime> LaPizza click on system>administration>network tools
[22:26] <CavalierPrime> what does it say there
[22:26] <mdg2> hello.  iwlist wlan1 key shows 2 key sizes 40 and 104 bits - is that wpa2?
[22:26] <CavalierPrime> LaPizza in the drop down box, what eth connection does it show
[22:26] <mickster04> nodeslave: yeah thats just to show u which is your writing
[22:27] <nodeslave> mickster04: ok thx :-)
[22:27] <erichammond> Any quick pointers to what tools I would need in Ubuntu to rip a DVD and convert a movie to a format playable on an iPad?  (I'll suffer through the obvious comments I'm bound to receive which do not contribute to solving this problem)
[22:27] <nodeslave> guys anybody can help me with my problem with disappeared panels ?
[22:27] <mickster04> !panels
[22:27] <AlikeYou> royceremer, hmm.. libasound2 is installed, but linux_soundbase not found in apt
[22:27] <mdg2> hello.  iwlist wlan1 key shows 2 key sizes 40 and 104 bits - is that wpa2?
[22:27] <mickster04> nodeslave: dunno if that'll help?
[22:28] <mkanyicy> daschi, so you have any clue to solve your problem now?
[22:28] <royceremer> AlikeYou: karmic and above it's "libsndfile1"
[22:28] <HACKhalo2> alright, i got one for you
[22:28] <daschi> nope
[22:28] <nodeslave> mickster04: it said "no process found"
[22:28] <DrGrov> GOD DAMN!
[22:29] <royceremer> AlikeYou: $ sudo apt-get install --reinstall libasound2 libsndfile1 alsa-utils alsamixer
[22:29] <mdg2> !wpa
[22:29] <mickster04> nodeslave: well if they have dissappeared then they won't be running :p tell us more about the situation in which they disappear
[22:29] <royceremer> AlikeYou: or something like that...
[22:29] <mkanyicy> daschi, can you please pastebin the output of 'sudo fdisk -l' ?
[22:30] <HACKhalo2> My computer (the one im typing on now) is in suspend mode
[22:30] <mkanyicy> daschi, in the meantime you can tell me which partitions has which os
[22:30] <AlikeYou> royceremer, it's too installed... i'll try to reinstall alsa.. thanks for help
[22:30] <royceremer> AlikeYou: no worries, good luck
[22:30] <royceremer> AlikeYou: there's a nice alsa shell troubleshooting script that might help too
[22:30] <erufu> I have a problem with ma notify osd, after a various time my notification OSD not show notification, and when i type a notify-send "hello" "hello" no error ... How i can check errors ? A log ?
[22:30] <royceremer> AlikeYou: let me find it
[22:30] <trism> erichammond: install handbrake and try this topic for settings http://forum.handbrake.fr/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=16303
[22:31] <daschi> sda1 - swap
[22:31] <daschi> sda2 - ext4 - kubuntu 10.04 (cant boot)
[22:31] <daschi> sda3 - ext3 - ubuntu 8.04
[22:31] <alanfeitosa> galera, estou com problema no firefox ubuntu 10.04, ele não inicia. o que devo fazer?
[22:31] <mbrproblem10> when using Fdisk to make an extended partition, you first need to make the extended partition, THEN you have to make the logical partition in it correct?
[22:31] <erichammond> trism: Thanks, checking it out.
[22:31] <alanfeitosa> ja tentei de tudo e nada funciona
[22:31] <DrGrov> How about if I keep installing the missing libraries for libgtk1.2 and then uninstall them if it doesn't work? Should my system have any problems after I install and remove?
[22:31] <mkanyicy> daschi, so you have only 3 partitions?
[22:31] <DrGrov> Any mixups?
[22:31] <HACKhalo2> I tried to suspend it to see if I could test out a bug with gwibber, and it said something about not enough swap space and kicked me over to the screensaver
[22:31] <daschi> yep
[22:32] <MaverickOne> !br | alanfeitosa
[22:32] <royceremer> AlikeYou: not the script I was looking for, but basic sound troublehsooting nonetheless: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[22:32] <HACKhalo2> now everything is showing that im suspended, but yet I can stilkl use the computer
[22:32] <mdg2> iwlist key shows 40 and 104 bits - what kind of encryption is that wep?
[22:32] <mkanyicy> daschi, ok, which grub to you want to put to the MBR?
[22:33] <daschi> the one from my kubuntu install
[22:33] <owen1> i added a command (xmodmap -e 'clear Lock' -e 'keycode 0x42 = Escape') to .xinitrc but it's not being executed on boot. why?
[22:33] <mkanyicy> daschi, how are you logged into the system now? by 8.04?
[22:33] <mbrproblem10> anyone?
[22:33] <mickster04> recommendations for a good disk cecking program/util for ntfs? it needs to be thorough...
[22:33] <daschi> yep
[22:34] <b0nn> Hi all, can anyone tell me how to sort this error out: gnome-session[2699]: WARNING: Could not launch application 'ume-launcher.desktop': Unable to start application: Failed to execute child process "ume-launcher" (No such file or directory)
[22:34] <bricky> hey im the guy who was here earlier about the pack of disk space
[22:34] <mkanyicy> daschi, do you have a lucid livecd?
[22:34] <mkanyicy> daschi, you cannot mount ext4 on hardy
[22:34] <daschi> i have a 9.10 live cd
[22:35] <daschi> its not ubuntu 8.04, but backtrack 4 based on ubuntu 8.04
[22:35] <bricky> who is the one who was helping me before I got the name of the distro now
[22:35] <mdg2> okay google found my answer - its wep
[22:35] <mdg2> darn
[22:35] <mkanyicy> daschi, ok, thats great, now boot to the 10.04 livecd and then mount /dev/sda2 and restore grub into the MBR
[22:35] <mdg2> exit
[22:36] <VCoolio> b0nn: apparently the Exec= line in the .desktop file doesn't contain a recognized command; I don't know what it's about, try typing in terminal: ume<tab>
[22:36] <mkanyicy> daschi, do you know how to do that?
[22:36] <daschi> sec im gonna boot
[22:36] <mkanyicy> daschi, ok then
[22:37] <b0nn> VCoolio: hmm, no ume on the PATH, for root or the user
[22:37] <bricky> anybody know why my 'wubi.exe' is only letting me allocate 30 gbs to /
[22:37] <Adamantus10> Hi. How do I give Aptana studio write access to the /var/www/ please?
[22:37] <bricky> anybody know why'wubi.exe' is only letting me allocate 30 gbs to / , or what wubi.exe is
[22:37] <b0nn> what package is ume-launcher in?
[22:37] <VCoolio> b0nn: try 'apropos ume
[22:37] <mickster04> !wubi | bricky
[22:38] <wildbat> bricky, coz you only have 30GB ? ;p
[22:38] <bricky> thanks
[22:38] <b0nn> VCoolio: nothing, but that only means there is no man page
[22:39] <bricky> so if I format windows from linux partition..
[22:39] <daschi> so i just boot the live cd?
[22:39] <mickster04> bricky: yes?...
[22:39] <mkanyicy> daschi, yes
[22:39] <bricky> will it also erease my linux distro since its a windows program?
[22:40] <mkanyicy> daschi, I can give you commands to execute and you write them down and then execute them on the livecd session
[22:40] <bricky> i would install a real distro but I overheat from cds lol
[22:40] <wildbat> mbrproblem10, yes
[22:40] <DiEgoR> wildbat, just doing it again helped. I can get now up to the process of mounting drives. Thanks! But then I get an error about /tmp and /var/tmp. They are on tmpfs.
[22:40] <mickster04> bricky: yes it installs ubuntu to the windows partition, which it would then try to format, if you're lucky it refuses to do it...
[22:40] <wildbat> mickster04, boot windows >.<
[22:40] <daschi> so its booting
[22:40] <DiEgoR> none    /tmp            tmpfs     size=500M,mode=777,auto      0       0
[22:40] <mickster04> wildbat: ?
[22:40] <DiEgoR> wildbat none    /var/tmp        tmpfs   size=500M,mode=777,auto       0       0
[22:41] <Beatles> hi. i need help i couldnt find trash icon on lubuntu (pcmanfm)
[22:41] <Adamantus10> Hi. How do I give Aptana studio write access to the /var/www/ please?
[22:41] <wildbat> mickster04, boot windows for checking ntfs
[22:41] <mkanyicy> daschi, yes, there should be a livecd session
[22:41] <mickster04> wildbat: oh is that all:( thats a pity
[22:41] <daschi> takes some time^^
[22:41] <wildbat> DiEgoR, what error you got
[22:41] <bricky> mickster04: hmm, can I use power ISO with the CD to create a real linux OS
[22:41] <daschi> ok
[22:41] <daschi> iv got a command line
[22:42] <daschi> now what?
[22:42] <wildbat> mickster04, only tools now is ntfsfix and ntfsresize ~ that fix SOME but not all ntfs problem
[22:42] <Haraken> can anyone help me with getting my monitor order setup correctly in Ubuntu?  I have dual screen setting using nvidia graphics card and driver, it seems to get everything almost perfect except it insists that monitor on the left is actually on the right.  moving the cables around doesn't fix the problem
[22:43] <mickster04> bricky: i don't understand? just get the standard ubuntu iso (i think u have it no?) and then boot from it. then install from that? use the partition manager during install to decid if u want to keep windoze?
[22:43] <blue_anna> what repo is apt-file in? it installs normally but right now I'm on the live CD and it seems to be in none of the repos
[22:43] <DiEgoR> wildbat, stupid of me, but I did not write it down. Will go and get it now. BTW, is there a good place to check for a definitive cause? Now when /var is not mounted I can not check /var/log/messages ...
[22:43] <wildbat> Adamantus10, chmod
[22:43] <Snakkah> Another question here: How do I add unallocated space to my existing Linux partition?
[22:43] <b0nn> hrm, note to self, don't run "/bin/netbook-launcher"
[22:44] <b0nn> ok, what package is ume-launcher in?
[22:44] <bricky> mickster04: yes but need to be inside windows I cant install ANY os from CD, =] lol
[22:44] <Adamantus10> wildbat, Thanks
[22:44] <wildbat> DiEgoR, hmmm not sure ~ try syslog dmesg
[22:44] <VCoolio> b0nn: dpkg-query -S /path/to/file to check what package it belongs to
[22:44] <DiEgoR> wildbat, thanks, will go check now.
[22:44] <b0nn> file does not exist
[22:44] <mickster04> bricky: well you usually install every os from cd? that didnt make sense?
[22:44] <daschi> so ive got my root console in this live session what now?
[22:45] <VCoolio> b0nn: on the .desktop file
[22:45] <raymondjtoth> hi whats a good all in one zipper for ubuntu 10.04 that dose all .zip and .rar and so one with lots of them
[22:45] <raymondjtoth> ?
[22:45] <Loshki> blue_anna: according to http://packages.ubuntu.com it's in universe in lucid...
[22:45] <raymondjtoth> i want to cvover all of them
[22:45] <Snakkah> How do I add unallocated space to my existing Linux partition?
[22:45] <bricky> mickster04: yes but my computer is not behaving properly
[22:45] <bricky> mickster04: I guess I am glad for wubi..
[22:45] <mickster04> bricky: basically i dont understand what your problem is....
[22:45] <raymondjtoth> !zip
[22:45] <theoros> does Sans point to some other typeface in ubuntu, such as Liberation Sans, or is it a poorly-named typeface of its own?
[22:45] <daschi> mkanyicy, got it what now
[22:46] <b0nn> desktop-switcher
[22:46] <randal> How do i stop x server and have a terminal
[22:46] <b0nn> and, it's already the newest version
[22:46] <b0nn> however I think I have found a problem
[22:47] <bricky> mickster04: okay. I need to ditch my windows, but i cant install an OS from my DVD / CD rom, it FAILS , I have WUBI but when I eventually delete the my C: with windows, will my Linux be gone on my D: drive, (different HDD)
[22:47] <b0nn> hmm, nope
[22:47] <mkanyicy> daschi, ALT_F2 type 'gnome-terminal' hit enter. run 'mkdir ~/mount_point && sudo mount /dev/sda2 ~/mount_point && df -h | grep -i sda2'
[22:48] <mickster04> bricky: of course not, why would it be gone from d if you wipe C, that wouldnt make sense?
[22:48] <blue_anna> Loshki: can you give me the complete line? packages.ubuntu.com are not in the live cd by default, only archive (and its not in archive universe)
[22:48] <mkanyicy> daschi, tell me what is the output of that
[22:48] <daschi> since it is a kubuntu live cd
[22:48] <bricky> sorry mickster04,
[22:48] <daschi> there is no gnome i guess
[22:48] <GeekZoid> hi
[22:48] <GeekZoid> how do you save the display settings
[22:48] <bricky> mickster04: because the guy said wubi installs it as a program
[22:48] <GeekZoid> How do you save display settings so its the same on reboot
[22:48] <mkanyicy> daschi, yes? since it is a kubuntu livecd then what?
[22:48] <GeekZoid> everytime i reboot my display change settings get reset
[22:48] <bricky> so I was not quite clear on what that meant
[22:49] <daschi> nothing
[22:49] <daschi> wait a sec
[22:49] <mickster04> bricky: i've never used wubi
[22:49] <mickster04> i just install from cd
[22:49] <Unios_Admin> hi all
[22:49] <VCoolio> GeekZoid: how do you set them? edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf to save them
[22:49] <mickster04> i just install from cd
[22:49] <mickster04> have you done a check disk from the d menu when booting from it?
[22:49] <mickster04> bricky: ^^
[22:49] <GeekZoid> there is no xorg.conf in 10.04 :)
[22:50] <VCoolio> GeekZoid: you can create it
[22:50] <GeekZoid> oh ok
[22:50] <blue_anna> Loshki: nevermind :P that was stupid --  you have to toggle to allow download from universe on the live cd
[22:50] <Loshki> blue_anna: ok. do you have what you need now?
[22:51] <mdg2> hello!  I wound the anser to m question about wpa2 - i can find out what my adapter supports using "sudo iwlist wlan0 auth"
[22:51] <blue_anna> Loshki: I got now
[22:51] <mdg2> yay it supports wpa2  :)
[22:51] <b0nn> hmm, this is a PITA
[22:51] <daschi> cannot make directory: file exists
[22:52] <bricky> mickster04: check disk crashes, I just want a safe haven for when windows fails which is going to be soon imo,
[22:52] <erufu> I have a problem with ma notify osd, after a various time my notification OSD not show notification, and when i type a notify-send "hello" "hello" no error ... How i can check errors ? A log ?
[22:52] <b0nn> the problem is, someone in this channel told me to run some reset command, and that bhas hosed my NBR
[22:52] <bricky> mickster04: I will install 10.04 ubuntu desktop amd 64 on my 80 gb
[22:52] <mickster04> bricky: check disk? as in chkdsk or the option to check the disk for errors?
[22:52] <Loshki> b0nn: what *kind* of 'reset command'?
[22:53] <b0nn> something with gconftool
[22:53] <bricky> and than I will go back into windows to windows, run wubi again, and install the netbook version on a small 9 gb partition, lol
[22:53] <b0nn> it's in the bot
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[22:53] <DIL> gi
[22:53] <bricky> mickster04: the drives are fine from what I can tell
[22:53] <Loshki> b0nn: if your MBR is hosed, you probably need to do a grub reinstall. !grub2 | b0nn
[22:53] <b0nn> N not M
[22:54] <b0nn> Netbook Release
[22:54] <b0nn> not Master Boot Record
[22:54] <Pandemicfox> Hi IRC
[22:54] <daschi> /dev/sda2 134g 50g 78g 40% /home/ubuntu/mount_point
[22:54] <sparrr> has anyone here actually used canonical's official support channels?
[22:54] <daschi> is the output
[22:54] <acerimmer_> !hi|pandemicfox
[22:54] <sparrr> curious about how good they are for the money
[22:54] <Loshki> b0nn: oh, never mind then, not my expertise...
[22:54] <Pandemicfox> ty ubottu
[22:55] <b0nn> hmm, that's how this happened in the first place methinks
[22:55] <DiEgoR> wildbat, so it says: mount: mount point /var/lock does not exist. And this for many subdirs of /var and /tmp. I have checked and I have the mountpoints on my /dev/sdb1 like this drwxr-xr-x   2 root root  4096 2010-05-30 23:15 var
[22:55] <mickster04> bricky: you are missing the point. the cd you boot from has an option to check itself for errors. you should run that when you boot from it next
[22:55] <Loshki> b0nn: no one's infallible...
[22:55] <Pandemicfox> ty acer
[22:55] <KatNITJ> ne1 help me to use unix
[22:55] <acerimmer_> Pandemicfox: no prob. what' the issue?
[22:55] <b0nn> well, I have a hosed system to fix, I'm allowed to be upset about it
[22:56] <lxlv01> hello,
[22:56] <daschi> but it says permission denied if i try to open the directory in a terminal
[22:56] <randal> Hi im havein some problems with ubuntu 10.04 when i install my nivida property drivers i start to get graphical errors on boot up and shut down does anyone have any ideas how i can fix this
[22:56] <b0nn> especially as I cannot seem to get any help on it
[22:56] <bricky> mickster04: yeah I know, its not the Cd either, anything I do, evne let it IDLE at the OS menu, it shuts down from heat, which approx takes 8 seconds
[22:56] <bricky> Even*
[22:56] <Loshki> b0nn: best of luck, then...
[22:56] <bricky> in Bios it shuts down, I cant really do much to fix it
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> randal: i always use the nvidia vdpau ppa and install nvidia-glx-185  works perfectly :)
[22:56] <b0nn> I shall be holding my breath
[22:56] <Pandemicfox> i am at the terminal and i want to execute a file but i dont know where it is located at , i was wondering if there is an aoptioon to run and look at the file from the cterminal
[22:57] <Pandemicfox> option*
[22:57] <b0nn> $10 says the person handing out the advice never owns up
[22:57] <daschi> mkanyicy, /dev/sda2 134g 50g 78g 40% /home/ubuntu/mount_point
[22:57] <randal> ActionParsnip, how do i do that in terminal
[22:57] <acerimmer_> !find>pandemicfox
 wants you to know: Search for a package or a file: !find <term/file>
[22:57] <mkanyicy> daschi, great
[22:57] <Gerwin> b0nn: I see your $10 and raise you $15 ;)
[22:57] <Pandemicfox> ty :)
[22:57] <b0nn> :)
[22:57] <phoebus> I'm again, fairly impressed with Ubuntu. Just switched due to Windows 7 BSODing like a biatch. Memory fine, hardware fine-- my guess is some driver or piece of hardware should be upgraded. But an OS upgrade seems like the better solution. Thank you ubuntu team... everything works :)
[22:58] <Loshki> Pandemicfox: which program?
[22:58] <Pandemicfox> a little script i wrote :D
[22:58] <daschi> mkanyicy, and it says permission denied if i open the directory in a terminal
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> randal: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nvidia-vdpau/ppa; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-185
[22:58] <bricky> mickster04: I cant install any OS lucky if I can even run a cd in this laptop at all
[22:58] <mkanyicy> daschi, now do this: 'sudo grub-install --recheck --root-directory=~/mount_point /dev/sda'
[22:59] <mickster04> bricky: dude, it sounds like you have a knackered laptop thre?
[22:59] <mkanyicy> daschi, dont worry about permission denied thing
[22:59] <Loshki> Pandemicfox: well, you have to find it first. Can you recall its name?
[22:59] <mickster04> bricky: you still havent explained why not tho?
[22:59] <Pandemicfox> First.sh
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> phoebus: welcome to choice and freedom
[22:59] <Loshki> Pandemicfox: and you don't know where you put it?
[22:59] <bricky> mickster04: yeah, but it will still be good for movies and ocasional web surfing
[22:59] <DIL> whereis
[22:59] <DiEgoR> wildbat, I have removed the /var and /tmp from the list of directories I was copying from the / as they were mounted as tmpfs anyways. Now I am not sure, if I have to have them as directories created in the new / From what I understand I need to have the as a mount point, but why doesnt the mount process see them?
[23:00] <phoebus> ActionParsnip, thank you :) been trying to make the computer crash, using everything in full speed and a Pi calculator. it is NOT the hardware *shakes a fist at balmer*.
[23:00] <Pandemicfox> i have a place i just dont know how to call it to run from the terminal:(
[23:00] <daschi> mkanyicy, install device not specified
[23:00] <bricky> mickster04: hell if I know, lol, most likely the GPU runs too hot
[23:00] <phoebus> I love quick synergy... mm sexy.
[23:00] <Loshki> Pandemicfox: what is the full path name to your script?
[23:00] <kcinloc> How can I change gdm login resoluton?
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> phoebus: once you get used to the OS you could try different distros too, you may find one which suits you better
[23:00] <mickster04> bricky: no why cant you install a OS?
[23:00] <mkanyicy> daschi, paste the command you just run here so that i can reconfirm it
[23:01] <daschi> i use one pc to chat
[23:01] <randal> ActionParsnip, and is this the latest drivers for nivida 8800 gts 512 videocard
[23:01] <mkanyicy> daschi, ok, paste this exactly
[23:01] <mkanyicy> daschi, sudo grub-install --recheck --root-directory=~/mount_point /dev/sda
[23:01] <Dougdoug4> Hello everyone. I'm using Ubuntu 10.04. I have a Broadcom network driver that I use to connect to the internet. I have had no issues using the 'Restricted Drivers' tool, to locate and find this driver + install it for me.
[23:01] <phoebus> ActionParsnip, nah I prefer the one with the most support. Used linux for years as a server. Used most distros. But not as a desktop, not for long.
[23:01] <Pandemicfox> i dont know the path so i was looking for a small command to look it up first
[23:01] <bricky> "mickster04: ohhhh... well I was askin if I could do it from power ISO , you claimed I needed a cd to run most OS setups I agree, so my options are limited
[23:01] <phoebus> Mainly due to adobe software.
[23:01] <phoebus> But I'll just use vmware.
[23:01] <daschi> mkanyicy, did so
[23:02] <lxlv01> I am trying to get rid of msn, so i created a jabber account, which looks OK in empathy but when i am trying to add a friend with MSN following the guidelines, it doesn't seem to work.  I am adding his address like xx%hotmail.com@msn.host.com as in the guidelines. what am i missing here?
[23:02] <DIL> whereis
[23:02] <Dougdoug4> Hello everyone. I'm using Ubuntu 10.04. I have a Broadcom network driver that I use to connect to the internet. I have had no issues using the 'Restricted Drivers' tool, to locate and find this driver + install it for me. The only problem is, with 10.04 i can't seem to get the Restricted Drivers tool to find the driver. and too make matters worse, the restricted drivers tool located the drivers on the live session, but can't now
[23:02] <mkanyicy> daschi, what is the output?
[23:02] <Loshki> Pandemicfox: you could try: find ~ -name First.sh
[23:02] <erikw> Pandemicfox: "find / -iname '*script.sh*' -print" or something?
[23:02] <mickster04> bricky: you dont have a cd drive
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> randal: i think it has some weird 256 driver i havent heard of, but it will give you the 195 driver
[23:02] <Dougdoug4> Hello everyone. I'm using Ubuntu 10.04. I have a Broadcom network driver that I use to connect to the internet. I have had no issues using the 'Restricted Drivers' tool, to locate and find this driver + install it for me. The only problem is, with 10.04 i can't seem to get the Restricted Drivers tool to find the driver. and too make matters worse, the restricted drivers tool located the drivers on the live session, but can't now
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> randal: it'll work
[23:02] <daschi> mkanyicy, still
[23:02] <bricky> mickster04: I CAN however still install one, but if its just a windows disk pretending to be a linux distro its bound to be crap  (wubi unbuntu)
[23:02] <randal> ActionParsnip,  apt-get install nivida-glx-185 cannot find package
[23:03] <daschi> mkanyicy, nope my fault, misse done blank
[23:03] <Pandemicfox> ty erik and losh :)
[23:03] <bricky> mickerster04: I have a cd drive, but like I said im lucky if I can get it to spin up for 5 seconds without a power failure
[23:03] <Loshki> bricky: unetbootin has a cd-less install (called frugal install on their web page). http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[23:03] <mkanyicy> daschi, ok, what is the output now?
[23:03] <bricky> Loshki: thanks ill look into it
[23:03] <daschi> mkanyicy, mkdir cant make directory "~/mount_point/boot" nos such file or directory
[23:04] <randal> ActionParsnip, so what do i do
[23:04] <ActionParsnip> randal: theres this too: http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppas/27
[23:05] <SovereignEntity> cat /proc/asound/cards  outputs no soundblaster card how do i get it back
[23:05] <SovereignEntity> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/f1NZfWGP
[23:05] <mickster04> bricky: ok dude, get a usb with ubutu on it using unetbootin. its dead easy. then install that flat out. format the harddrives (once you've backed up data) and intsall ubuntu full on
[23:05] <randal> ActionParsnip,  i typed it in wrong its installing thanks ill report back if it works
[23:05] <mkanyicy> daschi, pastebin the output of 'ls ~/mount_point'
[23:05] <ActionParsnip> randal: np man :)
[23:06] <ActionParsnip> randal: thats all i use, i dont use jockey. it seems to give me grief so I just dont bother with it
[23:06] <Pandemicfox> bye IRC and ty
[23:06] <randal> ActionParsnip,  i dont understand why i cant install it graphically tho i used to be able to but now its messes up my graaphics
[23:06] <ActionParsnip> randal: me too with my 6150 so I found a way around
[23:06] <randal> ActionParsnip, this started to happan with 10.04
[23:07] <randal> ActionParsnip,  you wouldnt happan to know how to change the longin scrren with a custom gdm not just the background
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> randal: i've used it since jaunty, works great
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> randal: i do :)
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> randal: http://maketecheasier.com/change-login-and-boot-screen-in-ubuntu-lucid/2010/05/13
[23:08] <mawst> Weird.
[23:08] <randal> ActionParsnip,  hold that thought i just tried to enable effects and it asks me to install a video driver now?
[23:08] <mawst> I have a 6150SE (nforce 4) works fine.
[23:08] <acerimmer_> randal: login customization is available in Ubuntu Tweak
[23:09] <mawst> Though I go out of scan range alot when I try to run 3d apps.
[23:09] <Arimil> So... yesterday my mouse wouldn't work... today it works but now apparantly my ethernet card doesn't.
[23:09] <mawst> Still don't understand why that happens.
[23:09] <Arimil> dmsg returns a bunch of I/O errors
[23:10] <Arimil> dmesg*
[23:10] <bricky> no worries tho I think wubi changes the file sytem to ext 4 anyway
[23:10] <bricky> it just installs on NTFS
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> bleeding edge all the way baby :)
[23:11] <prep> i'd like to install kate in ubuntu 10.04?
[23:11] <kurome> irc.twit.tv
[23:11] <jpds> kurome: Hi.
[23:11] <bricky> linux is a hard distro for meh, ill be here a bit.. lol
[23:12] <randal> ActionParsnip,  I dont know what i should do now my grapghics are messing up now
[23:12] <mickster04> bricky: i would really recommend getting a clean install with its own partition
[23:12] <kzman> is it possible to configure ubuntu in order to when I open a file,  it sends this file opening to the vbox vm , and finally the guest SO opens this file?
[23:12] <xjkx> there was a long time supported version and the normal one, now i see just a >click here and download > what happened ?
[23:12] <bricky> mickster04: yeah thats whats happenin heh
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> randal: you can always remove the nvidia packages and use the open driver
[23:12] <randal> ActionParsnip,  whats open drivers
[23:12] <bricky> but yeah I know what you mean it would be a bad idea down the road
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> randal: the default driver is noveau in lucid, you were using that driver when you first installed
[23:13] <randal> ActionParsnip,  ya that worked but i want to enable appearance effects
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> randal: that ppa is all i got dude
[23:15] <Juniksz> Hello! When I install with dpkg command, and the system says that there are missing dependencies, is there any command which will automatically install the missing dependencies? or I must have to do manually with the 'apt-get install ...' command?
[23:15] <bricky> anybody have the netbook version of ubuntu
[23:15] <randal> ActionParsnip, with that ppa does that install the driver becaus ewhen i did that and then try to enable effects it asked me to install drivers
[23:15] <iceroot> !anyone | bricky
[23:15] <bricky> ah,
[23:15] <acerimmer_> bricky:  download it from ubuntu.com
[23:16] <bricky> I was just asking, downloaded and used it but was wondering what ppl thought
[23:16] <erufu> I have a problem with ma notify osd, after a various time my notification OSD not show notification, and when i type a notify-send "hello" "hello" no error ... How i can check errors ? A log ?
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> randal: did you see the dkms stae run?
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> bricky: yeah i use it
[23:16] <duffydack> I need some help with Java.  Ive installed Sun java before, then removed it and installed openjre, but now I`m installing suns again to see if it helps with something, but after installing it I get update-binfmts: warning: current package is sun-java6, but binary format already installed by openjdk-6
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> bricky: its fine :)
[23:16] <Juniksz> Hello! When I install with dpkg command, and the system says that there are missing dependencies, is there any command which will automatically install the missing dependencies? or I must have to do manually with the 'apt-get install ...' command?
[23:17] <duffydack> every other installation message is saying 'ok' but this last message
[23:17] <randal> ActionParsnip, i think ill try and run it agian after i unistall the drviers agian
[23:17] <[CM]> uh
[23:17] <randal> ActionParsnip,  could you send me those codes agian
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> randal: you could try reinstalling dkms to make the kernel module build
[23:17] <ovca> join #omg!ubuntu
[23:17] <bricky> ActionParsnip: yeah I liked it myself, great for someone new to linux
[23:17] <Lichte> what does "Ign" mean before a line when you apt-get udpate ???
[23:18] <hawkal> anyone know anything about login details for the live cd?
[23:18] <randal> ActionParsnip, what is dkms and send me the code to reinstall it thanks
[23:18] <erUSUL> Lichte: Ignored i guess
[23:18] <iceroot> Lichte: ignore
[23:18] <IMTheNachoMan> in openssh, must you append the public key to the authorized_keys file or is there a way to have seperate .pub files and just reference them?
[23:18] <iceroot> Lichte: you already have that packages.gz so its been ignored
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> randal: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nvidia-vdpau/ppa; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install --reinstall nvidia-glx-185
[23:18] <Lichte> iceroot: but I just added the ppa, how can that be ?
[23:19] <iceroot> Lichte: that is a good question i cant answer, sorry
[23:19] <Lichte> iceroot: and apt-get still can't find the package that the ppa was supposed to add
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> bricky: I've seen some folks use desktop then use gnomeXP to make it look like xp ;)
[23:19] <mickster04> hawkal: just click login?
[23:19] <hawkal> tried that
[23:19] <xjkx> there was a long time supported version and the normal one, now i see just a >click here and download > what happened ? and what about md5 ?
[23:20] <Lichte> anyone know how to add a ppa when the instructions don't work ??
[23:20] <francesco_> x vidies c,u su
[23:20] <bricky> ActionParsnip: i will find out very soon getting 10.04 desktop amd64
[23:20] <hawkal> get authentication failure
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | xjkx
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> bricky: make sure you get 64bit flash, check the flash documentation for how to
[23:21] <bricky> what the ?
[23:22] <Arimil> So, yesterday my mouse wouldn't work. Today it works fine... but apparantly now mt ethernet card isn't working. Running "dmesg" returns a bunch of I/O errors. Someone suggested "irq conflicts" but booting without the mouse the network card still didn't work and I still got the I/O errors. Any advice?
[23:22] <grenth-> ActionParsnip:Thanks, will do
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> bricky: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash
[23:23] <Lichte> anyone know how to setup the ppa when the instructions don't work ?
[23:24] <randal> ActionParsnip, so i have glx185 install but it still wont let me enable effects should i try and install the drivers off the nivida site manually
[23:24] <Lichte> I just added a ppa and I'm getting an "Ign" on the line when I apt-get update
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> randal: try: sudo nvidia-xconfig   then reboot
[23:25] <jaspe1> anyone know the new user ubuntu room?
[23:25] <randal> ActionParsnip, command not found
[23:25] <robotti^> win 28
[23:25] <LjL> jaspe1: this one is for old and new users alike
[23:26] <lxlv01> I am trying to get rid of msn, so i created a jabber account, which looks OK in empathy but when i am trying to add a friend with MSN following the guidelines, it doesn't seem to work.  I am adding his address like xx%hotmail.com@msn.host.com as in the guidelines. what am i missing here?
[23:26] <b0nn> right, on to a new subject. If I edit /etc/network/interfaces with, say, vim, the changes are undone at the next reboot, any ideas why?
[23:26] <DiEgoR> Lichte, have you checked if the site is up? there was a time, when some ubuntu servers were just not available for a long time.
[23:26] <jaspe1> well i had some people helping me when we had a small problem.
[23:26] <jaspe1> I was updating to 10.04 when my comp crashed and said that it couldnt read some data. . not sure.
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> randal: then something isn't right, the app is pulled down with the driver, as is nvidia-settings
[23:26] <jaspe1> Wont load from anything but the CD now :(
[23:26] <Lichte> DiEgoR: I added the ppa just fine
[23:26] <f00bar80> is there anybody knows of a good guide on how to setup a pptp vpn server in ubuntu ? i've tried some of the available online guides but non working correctly, i'm on 10.04 TLS
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> jaspe1: boot to livecd and chroot to the installed system and run: sudo apt-get -f install
[23:27] <Lichte> DiEgoR: it went out and downloaded the keys
[23:27] <randal> ActionParsnip, its gives me an option of install nivida settings should i do that
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> randal: sure, the driver doesn't sound installed though
[23:27] <DiEgoR> Lichte, yes, you right, I recall now that it was the keyserver that was down indeed.
[23:28] <randal> ActionParsnip,  its sais its install i tried to do the glx-185 and it said it was installed
[23:29] <handjob> Hi. How can I check / list (in command line) files by date? 'ls -t / -c /-lt' is not accurate.
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> handjob: look into sort
[23:29] <handjob> ActionParsnip: Ah, so obvious. Thank You.
[23:29] <Lichte> here is the line:  Ign http://ppa.launchpad.net/halturin/gsql/ubuntu/ lucid/main Translation-en_US
[23:29] <randal> ActionParsnip,  i installed nvidia setting and it said when opening it you do not apear to be using the Nvidia x driver
[23:30] <Lichte> why won't it update that pps ???
[23:30] <Lichte> s/pps/ppa
[23:30] <randal> ActionParsnip,  how can i install this driver manually
[23:30] <messi> Hello, do you know how to identify with fdisk wich is my root partition and which is the home?
[23:30] <Andy__> can anybody tell me how to run update-grub on my harddrive from a live-cd session?
[23:30] <randal> ActionParsnip,  could this be causing the problem
[23:30] <randal> ActionParsnip,  Working around bugs in the new kernel video architecture
[23:30] <randal> Ubuntu 10.04 LTS enables the new kernel-mode-setting (KMS) technology by default on most common video chipsets. While this is a major step forward for the graphics architecture in Ubuntu, in some rare cases KMS will prevent your video output from working correctly, or from working at all. If you need to disable KMS, you can do so by booting with the nomodeset option. You can also save this setting so that it's applied at every boot by a
[23:30] <randal> dding it to your grub config (for GRUB 2: edit /etc/default/grub and add nomodeset to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX, then run sudo update-grub; for GRUB 1: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and add nomodeset to the line beginning with # kopt=, then run sudo update-grub). (533784, 541501)
[23:30] <FloodBot1> randal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:30] <f00bar80> any comment ?
[23:30] <mawst> Were there some performance issues addressed recently... I was having serious performance problems until I updated today...
[23:31] <onetinsoldier> messi: i usually follow a 'prted -l' command with a 'df -h' command
[23:31] <onetinsoldier> messi: i usually follow a 'parted -l' command with a 'df -h' command
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> randal: worth a try
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> Andy__: you need to use chroot
[23:31] <messi> onetinsoldier:Thnx
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> Lichte: i'd remove the ppa, then readd it
[23:31] <randal> ActionParsnip,  should i try to install the drviers manually of the nvida website
[23:31] <onetinsoldier> messi: you're welcome
[23:31] <xpnotdetect> update-grub is not detecting my xp on sda2 but detecting my win7 on sda3, any clue how to get it to detect?
[23:32] <Andy__> can you give me a little more detail? ;)
[23:32] <randal> ActionParsnip, if so it tells be to stop x and all open gl programs how do i do that
[23:32] <Lichte> ActionParsnip: do I remove it my hand, or is there a command ?
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> Andy__: mount the partition then use chroot to jump into the installed system: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot
[23:33] <DjDark> anyone know how to install firebird server? no luck with repos
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> Lichte: you can use software sources under System -> administration
[23:33] <Andy__> okay thank you!
[23:33] <Horus> someone knows a channel to chat about network config stufs...????
[23:34] <xpnotdetect> DjDark: you could install it by source http://www.firebirdsql.org/index.php?op=files&id=fb250_rc2
[23:34] <iceroot> DjDark: what is wrong with sudo apt-get install firebird2.1-server-common
[23:34] <onetinsoldier> Horus: try #networking... or it might be ##networking
[23:34] <DiEgoR> Lichte, just to be clear, I do not know myself.
[23:34] <Lichte> DiEgoR: ok, thanks
[23:34] <SovereignEntity> how can i get soundblaster back http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/4yQeRPxq
[23:35] <Horus> onetinsoldier : in  this server....?
[23:35] <xpnotdetect> update-grub is not detecting my xp on sda2 but detecting my win7 on sda3, any clue how to get it to detect?
[23:35] <onetinsoldier> Horus: yes... on irc.freenode.net
[23:35] <randal> ActionParsnip,  so can you help me
[23:35] <Horus> Ok tnx...
[23:36] <onetinsoldier> you're welcome
[23:36] <dawiisss> HI
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> randal: thats all I got dude, you can remove the nvidia-glx-185 package as well as the other nvidia stuff and you should beok
[23:36] <dawiisss> does anybody know how to delete a package through terminal??
[23:36] <dawiisss> does anybody know how to delete a package through terminal??
[23:36] <xpnotdetect> dawiisss: sudo apt-get remove package or sudo dpkg --purge package
[23:37] <randal> ActionParsnip, 185 works fine but it wont let me enable effects do you know how to stop x and all open gl programs
[23:37] <onetinsoldier> dawiisss: yes... try, sudo apt-get remove <package>
[23:37] <dawiisss> ok i will try
[23:37] <linuxnoob> hey guys
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> randal: sudo /etc/init/gdm stop may do it
[23:38] <xpnotdetect> update-grub is not detecting my xp on sda2 but detecting my win7 on sda3, any clue how to get it to detect?
[23:38] <Daekdroom> 0
[23:39] <Lichte> well, nothing has worked
[23:39] <randal> ActionParsnip,  im trying something differnt i opened pagage manager and typed nvidia but i dont know what ones to install
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> !nvidia
[23:39] <Daekdroom> !panels
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> xpnotdetect: read the grub2 config files and add the boot for XP then run: sudo update-grub
[23:40] <SovereignEntity> ubottu got any advice for soundblaster
[23:40] <onetinsoldier> !sound
[23:40] <xpnotdetect> thanks
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> !grub2 | xpnotdetect
[23:41] <dawiisss> guys non of these commands worked it says that a error occured
[23:42] <dawiisss> guys non of these commands worked it says that a error occured
[23:42] <dawiisss> does anybody know how to delete a package through terminal??
[23:42] <Gerwin> sudo apt-get remove package
[23:42] <Gerwin> ...
[23:43] <dawiisss> doesn't work
[23:43] <Gerwin> What error do you get?
[23:43] <mauricio> #ubuntu-es
[23:44] <ubuntu_> why adobe flash install my lubuntu?
[23:44] <bac_> !help
[23:44] <dawiisss> Package is in bad condition - it should be reinstalled before removed.Errors occured : flashplugin-nonfree E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: that doesn't make sense, can you rephrase
[23:44] <dawiisss> Package is in bad condition - it should be reinstalled before removed.Errors occured : flashplugin-nonfree E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[23:44] <Gerwin> dawiisss: Well, then first install it again ;)
[23:45] <dawiisss> I can't
[23:45] <dawiisss> it says the same error
[23:45] <dawiisss> ...
[23:45] <ubuntu_> adobe flash missing my lubuntu
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: you may have to mess with apt's guts to make it forget its installed
[23:45] <dawiisss> how do i do that?
[23:45] <ubuntu_> what is installed it?
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: what is the output of: uname -m ?
[23:46] <onetinsoldier> dawiisss: do you know how to use pastebin?
[23:46] <dawiisss> no
[23:46] <ubuntu_> deb.tar.? linux or ubuntu packet
[23:47] <onetinsoldier> !pastebin | dawiisss
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/adobe-flashplugin/+bug/371890 #9 but change to flashpluin-nonfree
[23:47] <ubuntu_> ???
[23:47] <onetinsoldier> dawiisss: what do you get from the following command? --> ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/*flash*
[23:47] <s3a> what's the difference between flashplugin-installer and flashplugin-nonfree in ubuntu?
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: run the command in a terminal, what is output?
[23:47] <ubuntu_> dont understand
[23:48] <ubuntu_> dont understand
[23:48] <trism> s3a: no difference, flashplugin-nonfree just installs flashplugin-installer (they renamed the package, it is just for compatibility)
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: run a terminal, type the command: uname -a     press enter, what is output?
[23:48] <ubuntu_> ok
[23:48] <dawiisss> !pastebin
[23:48] <ubuntu_> 1 moment
[23:48] <dawiisss> /var/lib/dpkg/info/flashplugin-nonfree.config
[23:48] <dawiisss> /var/lib/dpkg/info/flashplugin-nonfree.list
[23:48] <dawiisss> /var/lib/dpkg/info/flashplugin-nonfree.md5sums
[23:48] <dawiisss> /var/lib/dpkg/info/flashplugin-nonfree.postinst
[23:48] <dawiisss> /var/lib/dpkg/info/flashplugin-nonfree.postrm
[23:48] <FloodBot1> dawiisss: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:48] <dawiisss> /var/lib/dpkg/info/flashplugin-nonfree.prerm
[23:49] <s3a> im in windows right now
[23:49] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: you didnt copy the new link after you pasted
[23:49] <onetinsoldier> dawiisss: i tried to give you more than a hint about using 'pastebin' ;-)
[23:49] <dawiisss> http://paste.ubuntu.com/441966/
[23:49] <dawiisss> here
[23:50] <dawiisss> just tell me how to remove i manually or something like that..
[23:50] <ubuntu_> Linux ubuntu 2.6.32-21-generic #32-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 16 08:10:02 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[23:50] <onetinsoldier> dawiisss: ok, do the following.  sudo cp -v /var/lib/dpkg/status /var/lib/dpkg/status.bak
[23:50] <mundr> hi
[23:50] <onetinsoldier> dawiisss: do you know how to edit a file as root?
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: the link i gave gives you the commands you need, just replace adobe-flashplugin with flashplugin-nonfree
[23:50] <randal> ActionParsnip, i have an idea should i install 9.10 witch works for me and then just upgrade to 10.04 do you think that would work
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu_: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[23:51] <mundr> does anyone know how to change the style of the menu bars in gnome programs? my nautilus and xchat use the same style for some reason.
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> randal: can't see why not
[23:51] <randal> ActionParsnip, so is that a yes you think it will work
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> randal: makes sense, i'd say yes
[23:52] <randal> ActionParsnip, ook ill do that. thats gona take a long time to instal ;/
[23:52] <dawiisss> onetinsoldier: no
[23:53] <randal> ActionParsnip, well thanks for your help
[23:53] <dawiisss> ActionParsnip: How?
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/info/flashplugin-nonfree.perm ~/; sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq flashplugin-nonfree
[23:53] <dawiisss> one sec XD
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: all i did was change adobe-flashplugin for flashplugin-nonfree, like I told you.....
[23:53] <onetinsoldier> dawiisss: ok, roger. i don't know 'gedit' very well, but do the following to edit as root --> gksu gedit /var/lib/dpkg/status &
[23:54] <dawiisss> http://paste.ubuntu.com/441967/
[23:55] <s3a> can someone please tell me what the difference is between flashplugin-installer and flashplugin-nonfree?
[23:55] <dawiisss> ok i acess the  command onetinsoldier gave me what now?
[23:55] <onetinsoldier> dawiisss: try ActionParsnip's method. he made a little typo though
[23:55] <dawiisss> with gedit
[23:56] <venom> hey everyone, i need some help
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: sorry its prerm not perm
[23:56] <onetinsoldier> dawiisss: try ActionParsnip's method first
[23:56] <trism> s3a: (from 8 minutes ago) no difference, flashplugin-nonfree just installs flashplugin-installer (they renamed the package, it is just for compatibility)
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/info/flashplugin-nonfree.prerm ~/; sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq flashplugin-nonfree
[23:56] <phoebus> why is there no equalizer or teble/bass control in the sound settings? (Ubuntu 10) - alternatively, what should I use to control system-wide sound settings?
[23:57] <venom> how do i set my user name so i could view and edit everything
[23:57] <Guest20334> anyone has experience with electric sheep?
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> venom: you can if you are a member of the admin group
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> venom: you can then use sudo and gksudo
[23:57] <dawiisss> ActionParsnip omg i think it worked :)
[23:57] <dawiisss> wait i will check
[23:57] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: why did I have to give you the exact command whn i explained and gave a link?
[23:58] <venom> how do i become a admin group
[23:58] <fabio333> venom, adduser
[23:58] <dawiisss> I am new to all this..
[23:58] <venom> ok thanks
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> venom: run: groups    see if you are already there
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: but not new to reading?
[23:58]  * IMTheNachoMan finally got ubuntu, shorewall, and openssh working, now time for apache
[23:58] <dawiisss> It was really hard to read all these commands]
[23:59] <randal> ActionParsnip,  is there a way to put 9.10 boot splash on 10.04
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: i told you which to read, ach one is numbered
[23:59] <dawiisss> okok
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> randal: not sure there dude
[23:59] <onetinsoldier> ActionParsnip: dawiisss was probably scrambling to keep up with both our requests. might have been better if it had just been one of us trying to help
[23:59] <dawiisss> anyway it worked thanks a lot to both of you
[23:59] <kbar> randal, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1453733
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> dawiisss: don't be so scared, you'll learn more if folks don't have to spoonfeed and you discover stuff a little yourself ;)