[00:00] <mistermatt> thanks
[00:00] <Jordan_U> pvl1: isomaster is pretty good.
[00:00] <darolu> johndee: run "gnome-volume-properties" and disable "mount removable * option
[00:00] <bawn> you can shut off the nvidia drivers, you just wont have 3d acceleration and such without them
[00:00] <pondera> in ubuntu is there a way to scal the UI(windows) down in size ?
[00:00] <pvl1> Jordan_U, thank you, ill look into it
[00:00] <Jordan_U> pvl1: You're welcome.
[00:01] <johndee> darolu: Somehow I don't have such thing
[00:01] <EGL-Owner|AD7> CAN ANYONE HELP ME!!>!???
[00:01] <johndee> darolu: There is gnome-volume-control, but that's prolly the volume applet
[00:01] <bawn> EGL-Owner|AD7, tell us what you need help with
[00:02] <EGL-Owner|AD7> Bawn: i need help with my mouse
[00:02] <EGL-Owner|AD7> Bawn: when i open firefox i cant click anymore
[00:02] <EGL-Owner|AD7> bawn: and i have to use my keyboard -.-!
[00:02] <bawn> click anything out of firefox?
[00:02] <EGL-Owner|AD7> bawn: no i cant
[00:02] <pondera> Anyone here know how i can scale down the User Interface in Ubuntu ?
[00:02] <darolu> johndee: uhmmm probably changed in lucid; well you can always control it via fstab file
[00:02] <bawn> odd
[00:02] <EGL-Owner|AD7> Bawn: also when i open any windows
[00:03] <EGL-Owner|AD7> Bawn: i could show you if you knew a sort of teamviewer
[00:03] <EGL-Owner|AD7> for ubuntu
[00:03] <EGL-Owner|AD7> or somehting
[00:03] <bawn> EGL-Owner|AD7, it works thru wine
[00:03] <bawn> lets do that
[00:03] <EGL-Owner|AD7> ok let me switch partitions
[00:03] <bawn> k
[00:03] <MaRk-I> there's a beta teamviewer for linux
[00:03] <EGL-Owner|AD7> do you have msn or something?
[00:03] <EGL-Owner|AD7> ok sounds good
[00:03] <bawn> skype
[00:04] <EGL-Owner|AD7> hmmm
[00:04] <EGL-Owner|AD7> ill get xchat
[00:04] <johndee> darolu: Yep. Removable USB drives? I think something like HAL is responsible for this inhuman behaviour, but there's no service control for it :\
[00:04] <bawn> thats what im using right now
[00:04] <soreau> ! help | EGL-Owner|AD7
[00:04] <balgarath> any unicorn users here that have gotten this before? - uninitialized constant CHIMNEY
[00:05] <MaRk-I> johndee: you can disable automount through policy kit... or pol.kit
[00:05] <MaRk-I> look it up
[00:05] <bawn> ! av | bawn
[00:06] <pondera> is there a way i can scale down the size of the user interface in ubuntu ?
[00:06] <sebsebseb> pondera: meaning what exactly?
[00:07] <bawn> pondera, it sounds like you need to have a higher resolution
[00:07] <darolu> johndee: well the catch is Lucid doesn't use HAL anymore, anyways, press ALT+F2 and type (without quotation marks) "gconf-editor" there navigate to apps-nautilus-preferences and sdisable the "media automount" option
[00:07] <pondera> well i can get my resolution higher so i though maybe i could scale down everything else
[00:07] <pondera> i cant**
[00:08] <pondera> i cant get it anyhigher then 1280x800
[00:08] <bawn> pondera, i can't help you from here, I am no expert at that type of stuff
[00:08] <pondera> i see well thanks anyway
[00:08] <mistermatt> wicd said it couldn't get an IP address.
[00:09] <xorwhy> pkill x; pkill y; pkill z does not kill x, y and z
[00:09] <mistermatt> so maybe there is another problem, that isn't ubuntu related
[00:09] <mistermatt> but it worked on windows 7
[00:09] <BraddersK> darolu: ok then, reboot... here goes nothing!
[00:10] <johndee> darolu: I thought so too, but for some reason it is here and running. I just tried killing it, but automount still works. Hence, something else is monitoring devices. In mtab every mounted device has uhelper=udisks mount option to it. Looks like udisks is the one that does it. Not much info on it tho :\
[00:11] <xorwhy> pkill x; pkill y; pkill z does not kill x, y and z. What single line command will kill these three theoretical apps?
[00:11] <johndee> MaRk-I: Thing is I don't even see any polkit tools on my system :\
[00:12] <grendal_prime> ok what happened to grub?
[00:12] <Oer> tell us, grendal_prime ?
[00:12] <grendal_prime> i need to change the order on this machine.  I want it to default to the windows installation (these guys need windows primairly and the ubuntu if being used as a diag system)
[00:12] <aeon-ltd> xorwhy: random guess but use && instead of ;?
[00:13] <MaRk-I> johndee: it's under System/Administration/Authorizations
[00:13] <grendal_prime> i use to edit the menu.lst file and just change the order
[00:13] <bawn> thank you all for being the help center of all of ubuntu
[00:13] <grendal_prime> now we have to use some gui thing to adjust this?
[00:13] <mistermatt> I wonder if I need a new router
[00:13] <Oer> grub-update
[00:13] <mistermatt> maybe that is it
[00:13] <xorwhy> aeon-ltd: if I disconnect from this channel, consider your suggestion a success :)
[00:13] <grendal_prime> do i need xorg installed for that oer?
[00:14] <johndee> MaRk-I: No such thing here either. Are we both talking about Lucid? :P
[00:14] <daniel> hey guys I got problem I got noise in my headphones Im using alsa.
[00:14] <MaRk-I> lol
[00:14] <hiexpo> lol
[00:14] <grendal_prime> i guess what i mean is it like a curses based gui or...what the hell is it (before i run it
[00:14] <grendal_prime> )
[00:15] <johndee> MaRk-I: Anyway, polkit controls who can or can, if I get it right.
[00:15] <johndee> or can't do something in the system
[00:15] <johndee> *
[00:15] <xorwhy> The command structure works perfectly, but it does not work when I set the string as a custom launcher in gnome-panel.
[00:16] <MaRk-I> johndee:  correct and there you can disable automount removable media
[00:16] <Oer> grendal_prime, no sudo update-grub does not require a desktop, i used to do this in terminal
[00:17] <mistermatt> what do I do when wicd can't get me on my wireless/
[00:17] <grendal_prime> i dont see that it generated anything as far as a menu.lst
[00:18] <hipzzz> hi
[00:18] <Jordan_U> grendal_prime: sudo mv /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober /etc/grub.d/09_os-prober && sudo update-grub
[00:18] <Jordan_U> !grub2 | grendal_prime
[00:18] <wildbat>  is there any text editor for linux that support multi-line regex search/replace?
[00:19] <FoolsRun> Hi, I installed Edubuntu today on a server using the "whole hard disk" option and I don't seem to get a GRUB menu at boot. Is it possible it wasn't installed? The machine boots (mostly, it seems to fail to boot every second time)
[00:19] <Jordan_U> wildbat: vim and emacs, and I'm sure there are more graphical options as well.
[00:19] <Jordan_U> FoolsRun: Hold shift during boot to get the grub menu.
[00:20] <FoolsRun> Jordan_U: I'll try that. Since I'm here, any insight into why every _second_ boot, I get the stuck-at-blinking-cursor?
[00:20] <johndee> MaRk-I: Okay. Funny thing is there are tons of forum post about how lucid won't automount and not a single working solution on how to disable it. I disable it in gconf, in nautilus's prefs, added hald rule (which is not used anyway)
[00:21] <grendal_prime> grrrrrrrrrrrr
[00:21] <mistermatt> where did actionturnip go :(
[00:21] <pondera> can anyone tell me how to get more (higer) resolutions then whats available by default ?
[00:21] <Jordan_U> FoolsRun: Is it consitently every other boot or just about a 50% chance of working or not?
[00:21] <grendal_prime> i just need to set the primary boot to the windows chain loader.
[00:21] <johndee> It still does automount, even if it not automatically opening a nautilus window. What an achievement :P
[00:21] <MaRk-I> johndee: I was going to mention that
[00:21] <Jordan_U> grendal_prime: sudo mv /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober /etc/grub.d/09_os-prober && sudo update-grub
[00:21] <FoolsRun> Jordan_U: I only had time to try it four times, it happend the first and third time
[00:21] <ekzp> CAN SOMEONE HELP ME!?
[00:22] <hiexpo> !ask | ekzp
[00:22] <BraddersK> Ok, i have tried using testdisk to restore a broken ext4 partition and i get the grub error - partition not found/exist. Does anyone know how to use testdisk properly, and maybe something clever with fsck? Thanks
[00:22] <judgen> ekzp, just got back, what is the problem.
[00:22] <ekzp> umm
[00:22] <ekzp> well
[00:22] <ekzp> do you have teamviewer?
[00:22] <ekzp> i could show you
[00:22] <ekzp> i cant click
[00:22] <FloodBot4> ekzp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:23] <judgen> ezrafree, teamviewer?
[00:23] <Jordan_U> FoolsRun: See if you can reproduce it when holding shift, to see if the freeze is happening before or after grub, also try booting the recovery mode entry instead of the normal one as it will give a more verbose boot.
[00:23] <ekzp> judgen: i cant go to anouther application
[00:23] <ekzp> judgen: once im at one
[00:23] <ekzp> because my left click
[00:23] <ekzp> judgen: wont work anymore so idk what to do =\
[00:23] <mistermatt> I am trying to troubleshoot my wireless on linux. I tried connecting via the connection manager, but no dice. i can see it on the list of available networks but I can't connect. I tried removing encryption, but I still can't. I tried wicd, but i wasn't able to get an ip address. What is the next step here?
[00:23] <slidinghorn> !enter | ekzp
[00:24] <FoolsRun> Jordan_U: Recovery Mode will only be available if Grub is available, I assume. The boot seems _really_ fast, too. It could be the hardware but when it works there's no splash and boot is SUPER fast.
[00:24] <judgen> ezrafree, please use one lines, as much as you can or the bot's will ban you by automation to detect flooding
[00:24] <FoolsRun> Jordan_U: not sure if that's indicative of anything
[00:24] <judgen> ekzp, please use one lines, as much as you can or the bot's will ban you by automation to detect flooding
[00:24] <slidinghorn> mistermatt, sounds like a driver issue...try checking this out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=885847
[00:24] <ekzp> judgen: ok sorry
[00:24] <bawn> how do i switch from usplash to plymouth
[00:24] <pondera> is there a way to make more Resolutions availible then whats on my list ?
[00:25] <ekzp> judgen: do you have a p2p viwer were you can help me like teamviwer
[00:25] <judgen> ekzp, but i am listening, dont worry
[00:25] <slidinghorn> !res | pondera
[00:25] <grendal_prime> what a pain in the ass
[00:25] <grendal_prime> forget it..i dont have time for this now..ill fix it later.
[00:25] <judgen> ekzp, url to the app or functionality you want?
[00:25] <ekzp> ok
[00:25] <mistermatt> slidinghorn, what is ndiswrapper?
[00:26] <slidinghorn> it's an application that uses windows wireless drivers to work in linux
[00:26] <BraddersK> hey, i have tried using testdisk to fix a broken ext4 partition and i get the grub error - partition not found. Does anyone know how to use testdisk properly, and maybe something clever with fsck? Thanks
[00:26] <judgen> mistermatt, It is a way to use network windows drivers in linux
[00:26] <mistermatt> I think my drivers should be in the kernel though
[00:27] <mistermatt> I could be wrong though, I'll give this a shot
[00:28] <dapeamel> hey guys how do I autoreconfigure my soundcard?
[00:28] <ekzp> judgen: when im on one screen im locked to it unless i right click on that screen and then right lcick on anouther screen then my mouse buttons will work again
[00:28] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: How was the partition broken, what did you do with testdisk, and what did testdisk report?
[00:29] <dapeamel> hey guys how do I autoreconfigure my soundcard?
[00:29] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: I broke it by attempting to resize it, via the live cd (a stupid move, i know)
[00:30] <mgolisch> what did testdisk do wrong?
[00:30] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: I wouldn't say it's a stupid move to try to resize a partition with a LiveCD, not having important data from it backed up might be though :)
[00:31] <runningamok> Question: Would reinstalling Ubuntu (over itself) preserve the GRUB dual boot?
[00:31] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: What tool did you use to resize the partition, and what errors if any did it report?
[00:31] <Jordan_U> runningamok: Yes.
[00:31] <runningamok> Thanks
[00:31] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: indeed, at least i had little to lose. gparted, and there were no errors.
[00:32] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: What did you do with testdisk and what did it report?
[00:33] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: it only found the linux partition + swap, not the new windows one that i created.
[00:34] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: Do you think fsck could help?
[00:34] <Bsims> Is there a way to automaticaly tell apt/synaptic to automatically download all -dev packages for all libraries?
[00:34] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: Other than grub, is there any indication of anything wrong with the partition? Can you mount it?
[00:35] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: i cant...
[00:36] <mgolisch> so it doenst mount?
[00:37] <tenochslb>  is it ok to have more than one kernel on this directory? /lib/modules/
[00:37] <mgolisch> tenochslb: sure
[00:37] <yokobr> is there any way to use my sli mobo with two completely different cards, with one card as a "graphics processor" and the other for "physics"?
[00:38] <ShifftyOneJr> I cannot move windows (programs) between monitors.  I shut off all the compiz effects and it still doesn't work.  Is there a way to do it besides try and moving it off screen?
[00:38] <tenochslb> mglisch, thanks for your response
[00:38] <johndee> Better. You can kill udisks processes for one %)
[00:38] <infid> if i run wireshark as my normal user, it doesn't show anything under 'interfaces' and if i gksudo it it says running as root is dangerous. what should i do?
[00:38] <yokobr> infid, be dangerous.
[00:38] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: btw I get an error just like this one when running fsck http://paste.ubuntu.com/458066/
[00:39] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: Ok, run "sudo fsck -f /dev/sdXY 2>&1 | tee fsck.log"
[00:39] <karmapolis> Hello. I have my Lucid set with a US-International keyboard layout. It works fine everywhere except virt-manager. So when I use it with a kvm virtual machine, my dead keys are *really* dead: they're ignored completely as if they had not been pressed. This kvm virtuam machine is known to work with dead keys in another host, so the issue is either Ubuntu's kvm or Ubuntu's virt-manager. Can anybody help me?
[00:39] <mgolisch> ShifftyOneJr: how did you configure yur screens? you cant move them between screens if its seperate x displays
[00:39] <slidinghorn> ShifftyOneJr, As far as I'm aware, that's a compiz cube effect...without that enabled, you have to do it by right clicking and selecting "move to workspace"
[00:39] <mistermatt> that guide is too complicated for me
[00:39] <slidinghorn> ShifftyOneJr, ignore me...read your question wrong
[00:39] <tenochslb> mgolisch, yea i am trying to get some help on my sound card
[00:39] <slidinghorn> mistermatt, well if you want your wireless to work, that's how to do it
[00:39] <ShifftyOneJr> I believe it is separate x displays.
[00:40] <ShifftyOneJr> let me load nvidia settings.
[00:40] <mgolisch> ShifftyOneJr: thats the reason then
[00:40] <mistermatt> slidinghorn, I think that's why linux is never going to take off :(
[00:40] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: "e2fsck: need terminal for interactive repairs"
[00:40] <mgolisch> ShifftyOneJr: you cannot move windows between screens if they use seperate x displays
[00:40] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: Are you sure that the partition is still sda1, and wasn't renumbered when you created the windows partition? What is the output of "sudo blkid"?
[00:40] <soreau> ShifftyOneJr: Sounds like you have setup two separate X screens, in which case you cannot move windows between screens
[00:40] <slidinghorn> mistermatt, not the fault of ubuntu/linux -- blame the manufacturers for not supporting all systems and being in M$'s pocket
[00:40] <ShifftyOneJr> OKay.  How do I need to set them up?
[00:40] <mistermatt> I think it might be my router
[00:41] <soreau> ShifftyOneJr: Which graphics driver are you using?
[00:41] <ShifftyOneJr> nvidia current
[00:41] <mgolisch> ShifftyOneJr: select the other option, twinview or whatever nvidia calls it or use xorgs xinerama feature
[00:41] <tenochslb> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/600041
[00:42] <soreau> ShifftyOneJr: use twinview
[00:42] <ShifftyOneJr> Yes Twin view, but doesn't that make it show the same desktop on both screens?
[00:42] <Bsims> Is there a way to automaticaly tell apt/synaptic to automatically download all -dev packages for all libraries? I build some things from source and it would save the ./configure, growl, apt-get, repeat dance
[00:42] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/458068/
[00:42] <MamboKing> hello all, on redhat based systems you are able to add network card config in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts, how do you add configuration for eth1 to ubuntu server from the console?
[00:42] <soreau> If you try xinerama, it will disable composite (which means compiz wont work)
[00:42] <profxavier> anyone able to develop for iphone apps under Ubuntu ?
[00:42] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: grr, there's probably a cleaner way to get the output logged (if you get to a point where it actually starts fixing things there will be a lot of output), but this should work. Run "script" then run fsck, then "exit" and a log of the entire session will be saved to "typescrypt"
[00:42] <profxavier> I have been following: http://iphonesdkdev.blogspot.com/2008/11/upgrade-vmware-image-to-ubuntu-810-for.html
[00:42] <mgolisch> ShifftyOneJr: yeah it basicaly makes one big virtual screen out of your two displays
[00:42] <ShifftyOneJr> I can pass on compiz if I can get this working.
[00:42] <profxavier> but having a few issues
[00:43] <slidinghorn> !enter | profxavier
[00:43] <soreau> ShifftyOneJr: Try twinview first
[00:43] <ShifftyOneJr> I want to be able to start a program and be able to move it between two monitors on this system like I did in Windows.
[00:43] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: Ok, is /dev/sda5 possibly the partition in question?
[00:44] <ShifftyOneJr> Okay.  I will try and and come back.  Thank you.,
[00:44] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: I doubt it, since there are no sda1-4 :S
[00:44] <tenochslb> Anyone with experience is sound problems under ubuntu please check bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/600041
[00:44] <mgolisch> BraddersK: logical partitions start at offset 5
[00:44] <yokobr> well, does anyone knows if i can put two different gpus in an SLI mobo?
[00:45] <[Screamo]> anyone know of a decent video converter for ipod?
[00:45] <[Screamo]> preferably one with a GUI
[00:46] <dugger5688> Screamo: You want handbrake.
[00:46] <Zelozelos> [Screamo], u lookin for mp4 right?
[00:46] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: I get the same error in the log - e2fsck: need terminal for interactive repairs
[00:46] <[Screamo]> w/e is for the new nano
[00:47] <[Screamo]> they keep changing stuff
[00:47] <yokobr> oh god
[00:47] <airtonix> [Screamo], easiest solution is to stop buying apple products
[00:47] <bawn> airtonix, i agree
[00:47] <[Screamo]> airtonix, heh, cant
[00:47] <[Screamo]> =/
[00:47] <airtonix> [Screamo], LG and samsung make awesome mp4 players
[00:47] <[Screamo]> i have yet to find a different mp3 player the i actually like
[00:48] <bawn> [Screamo], use avc converter for windows and use wine
[00:48] <[Screamo]> i thought handbrake was for dvds
[00:48] <airtonix> [Screamo], until you're next wise purchase, i'd check out handbrake, and the other fourteen hundred transcoders in the repo
[00:48] <con-man_> my num pad is moving my mouse around, whats the command to stop that and make it a num pad again?
[00:48] <Zelozelos> num lock?
[00:48] <[Screamo]> con-man_, look under accessability setings
[00:49] <[Screamo]> *accessibility
[00:49] <ShifftyOneJr> Twinview is working perfectly as I wanted.  Thank you for the help.
[00:50] <Typos_King> con-man_:    on some mobiles, there's a [fn] combination to disable/enable the touchpad
[00:50] <yokobr> can u guys read my messages?
[00:50] <Claudinux> yokobr, sure
[00:50] <tenochslb> yokobr, yes
[00:51] <Zelozelos> yokobr, if no body answers, no body knows just try re-asking untill someone w the knowledge u seek is listening
[00:51] <tenochslb> Anyone with experience is sound problems under ubuntu please help me, check this please bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/600041
[00:51] <yokobr> sure.. i've just asked 'cause sometimes i have internet issues...
[00:52] <dugger5688> yokobr: I'm fairly certain you can't run two different gpus in an SLI setup.
[00:54] <bLiNdRaGe> ok so i'm not new to ubuntu or linux, but this is an odd one
[00:54] <bLiNdRaGe> i just installed 9.04 on my asus g73...boot, can't move wireless mouse or keyboard (or trackpad or keyboard attached to laptop)
[00:54] <yokobr> dugger5688, i do not want SLI... well, i just wanna one to process graphics, and the other to process physics
[00:54] <bLiNdRaGe> booted it up into a virtual machine, still can't move mouse or keyboard
[00:54] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: Try mounting /dev/sda5, it's probably the partition you want.
[00:54] <bLiNdRaGe> can't really do anything
[00:55] <tim_> hello I am trying to set up file sharing between my Ubuntu 10.04 computer and my roommates Windows 7 computer. I keep running into this dumb wall; when it asks me for the password to access ther windows seven computer I can't ever seem to figure out the password. what am I doing wrong here? I am getting frustrated and can't find any docs out there...
[00:55] <Oer> bLiNdRaGe, virtual box ose ?
[00:55] <bLiNdRaGe> vmware 6.5.2
[00:55] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: Error mounting: mount: /dev/sda5 already mounted or /media/ebf09d71-c59a-41c7-ab35-715139d48060 busy
[00:55] <pedahzur> Simple question, I think, but I just realized I don't know how to do this.  If I have a route table with, say two interfaces, the only route that lists an actual gateway address is the default route.  How do I discover the gateway for a non-default destination (as it's listed as 0.0.0.0 by route -n)?
[00:56] <bLiNdRaGe> ubuntu 10.04 worked, but i had issues with wireless and vmtools so i downgraded to 9.04
[00:56] <bLiNdRaGe> think it's just compat issue with my g73? although that wouldn't explain why it wouldn't work in a vm
[00:56] <marks__> yeah yeah mirc
[00:56] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: Ok, look at what's mounted in /media.
[00:56] <dugger5688> yokobr: Then I have no idea. But I'm pretty certain that the Linux Nvidia drivers don't simulate physics.
[00:57] <Jordan_U> BraddersK: You probably just need to re-install grub since the partition number changed.
[00:57] <WXZ> how do u turn off gnome's screenshot manager?
[00:57] <WXZ> and get it to automagically copy to clipboard
[00:57] <BraddersK> Jordan_U: Its empty. I tried grub ages ago. I got Error 15.
[01:15] <simon> se me fue la luz por 6 horas y media
[01:16] <simon> im reinstalled ubuntu,and when i reboot it dont use my old configuration of my /home partition
[01:16] <Typos_King> pedahzur:   .... I see.... hmmmm.... can't say.. .maybe something like Wireshark may help :|
[01:17] <simon> the archives are there.but ubuntu dont use them
[01:18] <pedahzur> Typos_King: OK, thanks.
[01:19] <lfms> hi i work with a open source ERP, i want to create a apt-get repository for the users download and install de system. Can anyone help-me?
[01:21] <simon> any help :(?
[01:22] <happyface> is there a way to turn on buffering in the console? (i'm getting flickering)
[01:23] <otak> simon:I dont really understand your question. where are your archives?
[01:23] <no-name-> is there a way to change the terminal background transperacny with a command rather than using the gui?
[01:23] <simon> in /home partition,and they are there
[01:23] <simon> but the themes and configurations dont apply to ubuntu
[01:24] <simon> y reinstalled ubuntu using old partitions
[01:24] <otak> simon:ok...
[01:24] <simon> but themes and configurations didnt apply when i reboot
[01:25] <otak> simon:have you mounted the /home partition in the right place?
[01:25] <unknownsoldi> Could someone help me get my Logitech diNovo Edge keyboard working in Linux Mint?
[01:25] <simon> yes i did
[01:25] <simon> persoal folder is the same
[01:26] <IdleOne> !mintsupport > unknownsoldi
[01:26] <judgen> I have coded for 12 hours, soon time for some sleep. it is 02:25 so i deserve it i think.
[01:26] <freedom> hi for everybody
[01:26] <freedom> may some help plz
[01:26] <unknownsoldi> Nobody is responding over there. :(
[01:26] <unknownsoldi> Thanks anyways.
[01:27] <IdleOne> unknownsoldi: you need to be patient. We don't provide support for mint
[01:27] <freedom> i have hp pavilion dv 6000 how can i config my webcam
[01:28] <freedom> anybody know?
[01:38] <jimmieskips> hey hey i am a noob with linux and need a hand with an install on a wireless usb device
[01:38] <otak> simon: well if the old partition is mounted right and permissions have not changed it's probably beyond me. ubuntu uses drive blkid no,s not just device folders...
[01:38] <wildbat> !wifi | jimmieskips, read this.
[01:38] <jimmieskips> thanks
[01:38] <simon> otak, icheked blkid and fstab and all is right
[01:38] <judgen> jimmieskips, this is probably my last post for today, but do an lspci in an terminal an look for the wireless chip. People are more helpful in matters that they peronally have experienced.
[01:38] <judgen> if they know the chip, they are better to fix problems.
[01:38] <judgen> like in my instance i have a lot of of experience with ralink chips
[01:38] <MaRk-I> jimmieskips: if it's a usb device type lsusb
[01:38] <judgen> jimmieskips, and if it is an 27*xx or a 28*xx chip from ralink you must blacklist the other driver to get it to work.
[01:38] <simon> any help with my problem =(?
[01:39] <ace_> anybody know of a good open source irc chat that will run in Windows 7?
[01:40] <d3ngar> simon: what problem?
[01:40] <dotben_> ace_ I've always like Chatzilla for Firefox. but this is Ubuntu chan, so you might want to check over on a Win7 chan
[01:41] <m1chael> does anyone know how i could produce a text document with "page breaks" ? i would be using something like python to loop through a bunch of text files (each file represents a page) ...
[01:41] <Out`Of`Control> ace_ pidgin
[01:41] <Typos_King> ace_:   kvirc, pidgin offhand
[01:41] <dotben_> what is the best way to discover what process is responsible for a connection in netstat
[01:41] <ace_> dotben I want to be able to get this channel but do it on Windows
[01:41] <dotben_> my box has started to make connections that I don't recognize but there is no pid in netstat :(
[01:41] <ace_> OUt: pidgen?
[01:41] <ultimate> I just downloaded UE 2.7 and i can not get the wine program to work
[01:42] <MaRk-I> dotben_: netstat -h
[01:42] <xangua> !ultimate > ultimate
[01:42] <simon> i reinstalled ubuntu.and i use my old home partition
[01:42] <ultimate> I had return to castle wolfenstien working before
[01:42] <mgolisch> dotben_: use the switch that lists the process with the connections?
[01:42] <WXZ> ace_ pidgin is an open source application on which you can make irc accounts
[01:42] <ultimate> what private message?
[01:42] <simon> but when i reboot it dint use my old setting and themes
[01:42] <mgolisch> i think its -p
[01:43] <ace_> ty all very much
[01:43] <ace_> I will try pdigen
[01:43] <WXZ> your spelling is horrible
[01:43] <d3ngar> pidgin
[01:43] <ace_> lol pidgen
[01:43] <d3ngar> It's www.pidgin.org
[01:43] <WXZ> anyone know how to bypass the dialog for screenshot manager
[01:43] <ace_> oh pidgin
[01:43] <Typos_King> dotben_:    try with netstat -p
[01:43] <ace_> got it now thanks
[01:44] <ultimate> wine is wine regardless people
[01:44] <hiexpo> sudo apt-get install pidgin
[01:44] <WXZ> he's using windows I think hiexpo
[01:44] <Typos_King> dotben_:   it gives the pid and app name for most, not all, but pid for all
[01:44] <hiexpo> oh
[01:44] <ace_> I might try it on Ubuntu after I try it on windows thanks
[01:44] <ultimate> anyone ebver try OSX in virtual box?
[01:44] <d3ngar> ups, it's actually www.pidgin.im
[01:45] <WXZ> I'm using it right now ace_
[01:45] <ace_> WXZ cool
[01:45] <r3c4ll> Hi everyone
[01:45] <d3ngar> The setup is more like a chat programme, but it's got a pretty decent IRC function too
[01:45] <ultimate> hello
[01:45] <r3c4ll> I need to know if the Open Source version of Zimbra (NOT Network Standard or Pro) can manage/admin/offer multiple domains in a single installation
[01:45] <r3c4ll> I mean (excuse my bad english) i have only one physical server... and i want to know if i can install Zimbra Open Source Edition on it an have 3 domains of email. (ej. mydom1.com, mydom2.net and otherdom.org)???
[01:45] <ace_> ah d3 thanks for the info
[01:46] <hiexpo> after 15 years of experiments have found xchat to be the best  for this
[01:46] <ultimate> hello?
[01:46] <r3c4ll> somebody know it?
[01:46] <WXZ> ok, different approach
[01:46] <hiexpo> !hello | ultimate
[01:46] <WXZ> my scrnshot button doesn't work
[01:46] <mgrandi> Does anyone know if the "encrypt home folder" option double the amount of space used to store files on the hard drive?
[01:46] <ImaLamer> hiexpo, how about paging through channels with the KB?
[01:46] <h00k> !anyone | ultimate
[01:46] <Typos_King> ace_:   http://webscripts.softpedia.com/screenshots/KVIrc-14400.png   kvirc
[01:46] <WXZ> when I press it and try to paste in gnupaint
[01:46] <WXZ> nothing happens
[01:46] <h00k> mgrandi: no, it doesn't
[01:47] <ultimate> how can you get wine to run windows games?
[01:47] <mgrandi> h00k, you sure?
[01:47] <mgrandi> http://imgur.com/rBpRc.png
[01:47] <ace_> ty Typos
[01:47] <hiexpo> ImaLamer,  no never done that
[01:47] <h00k> mrunknown: it doesn't here
[01:47] <ImaLamer> hiexpo, love it too, but chatting keeps my hands on the keys of course :/
[01:48] <mgrandi> so if it doesn't use 2x the space, why does baobab report that .encryptfs is using 200 gigs?
[01:50] <mgrandi> because it does, and it doesn't say there are any hard/soft links
[01:51] <h00k> mgrandi: * it doesn't here
[01:51] <mrunknown> h00k: wrong peerson.
[01:51] <mrunknown> lol
[01:51] <h00k> mrunknown: sorry, wrong tab
[01:51] <hiexpo> ImaLamer,  is it terminal
[01:51] <ultimate> FUCK THIS CHAT
[01:51] <mrunknown> mgrandi: why would it double it?
[01:51] <Typos_King> hehe
[01:51] <r3c4ll> I need to know if the Open Source version of Zimbra (NOT Network Standard or Pro) can manage/admin/offer multiple domains in a single installation
[01:51] <mrunknown> ultimate: i love you
[01:51] <r3c4ll> I mean (excuse my bad english) i have only one physical server... and i want to know if i can install Zimbra Open Source Edition on it an have 3 domains of email. (ej. mydom1.com, mydom2.net and otherdom.org)???
[01:51] <mrunknown> aww
[01:51] <ImaLamer> hiexpo, i mean in xchat
[01:51] <hiexpo> ImaLamer,  oh ok
[01:51] <ImaLamer> what about upgrading grub2 in wubi...?
[01:52] <mgrandi> h00k, but again i'm saying, look at the screenshot: http://imgur.com/rBpRc.png  why does it say that its using the same space as my home folder?
[01:52] <ImaLamer> reads "cannot find /boot/grub/menu.lst"
[01:53] <mgrandi> or is this baobab freaking out
[01:54] <Random832> ImaLamer: i didn't think you were supposed to use grub in wubi
[01:54] <Random832> doesn't it use the windows bootloader?
[01:54] <Guest55606> my lan port on the back of my mobo doesnt recognize that a cable is in it. the cable is fine. i believe my drivers are fine. any way to tell if its the port thats screwed?
[01:54] <ImaLamer> Random832, yeah, but the apt-get upgrade has installed it - it's asking me to create a menu.lst
[01:54] <ImaLamer> Guest55606, ping it first
[01:55] <no-name-> is it a bad idea to $ mv lost+found .lost+found (to hide it)
[01:55] <Random832> no-name-: yes.
[01:55] <Random832> maybe
[01:56] <Random832> i think fsck will recreate it if it needs to?
[01:56] <no-name-> is there a way to hide it without changning the name?
[01:56] <mgrandi> no.
[01:56] <Random832> no-name-: why do you want to?
[01:56] <Random832> why are you doing ls in the root directory often enough to care?
[01:56] <no-name-> cause i don't like it there lol
[01:56] <mgrandi> Random832, it will do it on any ext3 drive
[01:56] <mgrandi> so if he has like a external usb drive that uses it, it will be there
[01:57] <h00k> mgrandi: I'm not terribly familiar with what the 'mark' folder or what is in there, but that appears to be where most of the space is taken
[01:57] <mgrandi> h00k, thats my home folder
[01:58] <h00k> mgrandi: dig deeper into that and see what appears so large
[01:58] <mgrandi> i know whats in my own home folder
[01:58] <mgrandi> im just curious on why .encryptfs is the exact same size as my home folder and has the exact amount of files as my home folder
[01:59] <mgrandi> it looks like it has an encrypted version of each file and its doing some sort of weird voodoo magic to make it appear not encrpyted?
[01:59] <IConrad01> Hello, one and all.  It's cranky ol' IConrad01 again -- this time with a brand new issue.
[01:59] <IConrad01> Ack ... wrong channel.
[02:00] <milk> can anyone help my with setting up bluesmash ? i ran into some trouble when i executed install.sh but i figured out the problem and modded install.sh, but now i cant get it to complete the install without a problem
[02:00] <Ashex> Anyone have a problem of Nautilus locking up and not wanting to die?
[02:00] <jimmieskips> hey I was looking at the wifi page you showed me, I am trying to setup a asus usb-n10 adapter and some of the research i have done looks like I might run into problems could someone talk me through some of this?
[02:00] <Ashex> I've got multiple windows that are hung and I can't kill them
[02:00] <mrunknown> mgrandi: my guess is your home folder is mounting the encrypted files. So, the home folder filesize is kinda fake
[02:01] <mgrandi> mrunknown, hmm thats what i was thinking.
[02:01] <mgrandi> ok thanks =)
[02:01] <h00k> mrunknown, mgrandi: I believe that is correct, yeah. Mine 'appears' double (20.9gbx2)
[02:01] <milk> make: *** [bss] Error 1
[02:01] <milk> strip bss
[02:01] <milk> strip: 'bss': No such file
[02:01] <milk> make: *** [install] Error 1
[02:01] <milk> rm -f bss bss.o l2ping.o replace.o
[02:01] <xangua> Ashex: try: nautilus -q
[02:01] <FloodBot2> milk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:01] <milk> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lbluetooth
[02:01] <milk> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
[02:01] <h00k> mgrandi: but it really isn't
[02:02] <mgrandi> ok. I was just worried for a moment.
[02:02] <h00k> if I take a look from another user that doesn't have access to it
[02:02] <r3c4ll> I need to know if the Open Source version of Zimbra (NOT Network Standard or Pro) can manage/admin/offer multiple domains in a single installation
[02:02] <mrunknown> mgrandi: just buy a few 2TB HDDs
[02:02] <r3c4ll> I mean (excuse my bad english) i have only one physical server... and i want to know if i can install Zimbra Open Source Edition on it an have 3 domains of email. (ej. mydom1.com, mydom2.net and otherdom.org)???
[02:02] <r3c4ll> somebody know it?
[02:02] <FloodBot2> r3c4ll: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:02] <mgrandi> mrunknown, i'm not made of money you know =P
[02:02] <Ashex> xangua, no luck. it's sitting as though it's processing the command
[02:02] <mrunknown> hey now, I don't even own a 1TB drive, so you are better off than me lol
[02:02] <Ashex> Wait, I got this error: (nautilus:11317): Unique-DBus-WARNING **: Error while sending message: Did not receive a reply.
[02:02] <wookienz> it has finally happened! After 2 years of trying and failing Ubuntu is now the OS of choice. See ya Winblows 7. Now for the problems......
[02:03] <mgrandi> i have a 1 tb drive as backup, my main hd is 640 split between windows and ubuntu.
[02:03] <mrunknown> woodworks: why? I thought Windows 7 was your idea?
[02:03] <kinasbg> Lol Windows sucks
[02:04] <bazhang> !ot
[02:04] <mrunknown> mgrandi: my laptop has 500GB, desktop is only 250GB. =\
[02:04] <jimmieskips> could someone help me out with setting up a wifi usb device
[02:04] <kinasbg> Im 13 years and i use Linux Ubuntu 10.10 fluxbox
[02:04] <mrunknown> kinasbg: each has their advantages and disadvantages
[02:04] <h00k> !maverick | kinasbg
[02:04] <wookienz> so... my old winblows 7 install had two 250 raid 0 drives set up just for data. How can i get them up and running on ubuntu?
[02:04] <bazhang> kinasbg, #ubuntu+1 for maverick ; #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[02:04] <kinasbg> i know but i dont understand why people use it
[02:05] <red2kic> Does anybody here know how to mirror a website to local using wget? I tried various of commands but it didn't do the trick. :<
[02:05] <bazhang> kinasbg, this is NOT the chat channel
[02:05] <kinasbg> kk
[02:05] <mrunknown> yell at me too... lol.
[02:05] <mgrandi> red2kic, if you look at the man pages there are some commands in there for mirroring. HOWEVER its really a bad thing to do because you are essentially ddosing the website
[02:05] <mgrandi> red2kic, if you look at it, there is usually a wait time, set it to 2 seconds or else you might have the server IP ban you for a while for downloading their enitre site
[02:06] <jimmieskips> could someone help me out with setting up a wifi usb device
[02:06] <wookienz> any suggestions on an itunes replacement on ubuntu?
[02:06] <aurilliance> "FFMPEG (libavcodec) installation lacks the following encoder: MPEG AAC Audio" <- How can I fix that?
[02:06] <red2kic> mgrandi: It's just a single html (with few images) but for some reason, it didn't pull in images.
[02:06] <mrunknown> hope you don't plan on using an iPod. or at leas thave an older one
[02:06] <aurilliance> red2kic, what's up?
[02:06] <h00k> wookienz: Rhythmbox works well.
[02:06] <mgrandi> red2kic, last time i did it, there was a command to pull in required assets, like if the web page had a link to /image.jpg, it would download that too
[02:07] <red2kic> aurilliance: Nothing. You? Meh.
[02:07] <bazhang> jimmieskips, usb or pci? lsusb if the former, lspci if the latter to get the chipset; paste.ubuntu.com with the output (dont paste here)
[02:07] <aurilliance> red2kic, thought I might be able to help with your problem...
[02:08] <mgolisch> raid0 for data
[02:08] <red2kic> aurilliance: Really? I somehow doubt it because I tried many commands. :P  You're welcome to challenge my doubtful. :)
[02:08] <mgolisch> lol
[02:08] <mgolisch> :)
[02:08] <aurilliance> red2kic, I don't know what your problem is tho ;) (I joined after you, hence me asking what's up)
[02:08] <aurilliance> "FFMPEG (libavcodec) installation lacks the following encoder: MPEG AAC Audio" <- How can I fix that?
[02:08] <red2kic> aurilliance: Oh. Mirroring a simple website (a single page).
[02:08] <aurilliance> red2kic, I do that using a batch script, want me to pastebin it?
[02:12] <mgrandi> red2kic, you probably want to use --wait 2 --mirror --convert-links
[02:21] <cyberjorge> hi
[02:21] <cyberjorge> what's the best opensource Web Hosting manager I can use for linux?
[02:21] <cyberjorge> a cpanel alternative?
[02:23] <bazhang> jimmieskips, now the output of lspci please
[02:23] <samalex> also the backup drive is formatted to NTFS which LInux can write to ... good idea to leave it or reformat to ext3 or ext4?
[02:24] <bazhang> samalex, fine to leave it
[02:25] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone tell me how i can install sun java on my ubuntu 10.04
[02:25] <BiggFREE> Hi
[02:25] <bazhang> PerryArmstrong, enable the partner repo
[02:25] <loctrice> did I make it?
[02:25] <bazhang> !partner | PerryArmstrong
[02:25] <samalex> bazhang: i just wasn't sure if some naming conventions used in ext3 would conflict with NTFS and and bomb the backup
[02:25] <red2kic> aurilliance: You know what? I found the solution. Lame as it may be. :\
[02:26] <dirtyfreebooter> how do you disable an upstart service? update-rc.d just seems to remove init.d links from rc*.d.. no matter what i do atd insists on starting up
[02:26] <jimmieskips> bazhang http://paste.ubuntu.com/458098/
[02:26] <loctrice> ah, finally. took a while to remember how to use irc cli
[02:26] <red2kic> aurilliance: Okay. I guess I can't wget. File --> Save As  (or Print as PDF) will do the trick. :(
[02:26] <Outlander> what's the best way to convert cvs repo to bazaar?
[02:26] <Outlander> there seems to be a few ways
[02:26] <ljsoftnet> what are other visual basic alternative? exept for monodevelop and gambas?
[02:26] <loctrice> what's wrong with mono?
[02:26] <hoofer> so I have this strange bug, whenever I plug my charger in on my netbook it goes to sleep. ubuntu 10.04 UNR any clues?
[02:26] <PerryArmstrong> bazhang; i run that command in terminal....
[02:27] <loctrice> gambas was basic i thought, not visual basic. mono has a vb compiler with it you don't have to use them to use the compiler I don't think
[02:27] <PerryArmstrong> bazhang; what next
[02:28] <aurilliance> red2kic, sad
[02:28] <bazhang> PerryArmstrong, sudo apt-get update then install the packages you want
[02:28] <aurilliance> hoofer, what netbook! I used to have the same issue!
[02:28] <PerryArmstrong> bazhang; ok thank you very much
[02:28] <upgrdman> whenever i make files in /var/www I have to use sudo. is it safe to chown them to the primary user?
[02:29] <loctrice> no, make a sim link to a dir in /var/www
[02:29] <hoofer> aurilliance: acer aspire one
[02:29] <PerryArmstrong> bazhang; do i have to check for any environment and variable settings...as we do for windows??
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> upgrdman:  i think the 'proper' way to allow users access to that. is to use 'groups'
[02:29] <simon> i reinstalled ubuntu using my old /home.but when i reboot, it use deafult setting of ubuntu
[02:29] <aurilliance> PerryArmstrong, printenv
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> upgrdman:   If you just chown/chmod the files. Its possible apache wont properly access them
[02:29] <PerryArmstrong> aurilliance, wats that??
[02:29] <simon> i have my archives but my ubuntu didnt apply the themes os settings
[02:29] <aurilliance> PerryArmstrong, open a terminal and type "printenv"
[02:30] <bazhang> jimmieskips, I dont see a wireless device in those pastes you provided
[02:30] <aurilliance> hoofer, I have a Gigabyte t1028x, are you running Ubuntu Netbook Edition by any chance?
[02:30] <upgrdman> Dr_Willis, ok. current the owner and group is root, can i safely chgrp?
[02:30] <PerryArmstrong> aurilliance, ok
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> upgrdman:   If you just chown/chmod the files. Its possible apache wont properly access them
[02:30] <hoofer> aurilliance: Yes I am running UNR 10.04
[02:30] <jimmieskips> bazhang i think its the usb paste where it says asus
[02:30] <loctrice> upgrdman; what are you trying to do exactly?
[02:31] <simon> this is as if I were not the owner of them
[02:31] <technobowl> hello everybody
[02:31] <aurilliance> hoofer, ok, I had that same issue, the problem was that when I pulled out/plugged in my cable, Ubuntu interpreted that as me hitting the susspend button / closing the screen (or something like that).
[02:31] <bazhang> 0b05:1786  what does a websearch say about that ID jimmieskips
[02:31] <Dr_Willis> "How do i let my users change files in /var/www' gets asked quite often. Im not sure what the 'proper' fix is for it.
[02:31] <upgrdman> loctrice, i use ssh to access my home server (no monitor is attached to it...) and I want to be able to copy files to /var/www from my main pc without having to use sudo. ssh'ing as root seems like a bad idea
[02:31] <hoofer> aurilliance: yes, thats it. How did you fix it?
[02:31] <technobowl> are there any gurus that know how to change public dynamic ip address
[02:31] <Dr_Willis> upgrdman:  you could ln -s the location to your users home dir some where also.
[02:32] <aurilliance> hoofer, if you go to the power settings and make it so that hitting suspend merely dims the screen / goes to screensaver, it stopped turning off the computer when I pulled out the cable
[02:32] <technobowl> change ip address
[02:32] <Dr_Willis> upgrdman:  but still that wont affect teh ownership :) just make scp a little easier to use
[02:32] <loctrice> that's what i do, give them a soft link to the files
[02:32] <GrazzMan> Question, Trying to access a windows workgroup, saying it can not retrieve share list from server... ??
[02:32] <PerryArmstrong> aurilliance, it's taking 10 min's to install the java
[02:32] <aurilliance> hoofer, it's a hack, but it works for now (I think there is a bug filed for the t1028x, maybe file one for you)
[02:32] <aurilliance> aurilliance, ?
[02:32] <simon> any help :(?
[02:32] <PerryArmstrong> aurilliance, i'll run that command once the installation is done
[02:32] <aurilliance> gah
[02:32] <aurilliance> PerryArmstrong, ?
[02:32] <joshmuffin> !offtopic > joshmuffin
[02:32] <FloodBot2> aurilliance: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:32] <aurilliance> PerryArmstrong, oh, I see
[02:32] <hoofer> aurilliance: I had not thought of that. I think it should work. Thanks! :D
[02:32] <aurilliance> hoofer, np
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> GrazzMan: double check with the 'findsmb' and 'smbtree' commands. I also somdeiomts have to enter the whole URL to the share.  ie: smb://server/sharename
[02:33] <aurilliance> PerryArmstrong, what do you want to do, check for environment variables, or edit the registry, or something else?
[02:33] <jimmieskips> bazhang says usb wireless adapter
[02:33] <hiexpo> Dr_Willis,  - how it goes
[02:33] <zahm> is there a way i can chat with android use
[02:33] <bazhang> jimmieskips, yes, but what chipset; also does it show in ifconfig
[02:33] <Agu10> tu-es
[02:34] <GrazzMan> Dr_Willis: End goal is to see Upnp servers, would I do that the same way?
[02:34] <PerryArmstrong> aurilliance, usually in windows this is compuslory to set the environment so that we can execute the code in a particular directory....is there something like that in ubuntu....
[02:34] <loctrice> anyone hear any dates about the linux steam client?
[02:34] <aurilliance> PerryArmstrong, for a batch script?
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> GrazzMan:  Upnp is handled totally different then samba/smb
[02:34] <bazhang> loctrice, try in #ubuntu-offtopic as that is the chat channel NOT here
[02:35] <aurilliance> bazhang, are you an op?
[02:35] <hiexpo> bazhang, :)
[02:35] <loctrice> bazhang; so that is a no? I thought this was a "entry point" I'm pretty new to participating in the community
[02:35] <bazhang> aurilliance, what is the issue
[02:35] <jimmieskips> bazhang i dont understand the chipset or ifconfig
[02:35] <PerryArmstrong> aurilliance, i dont know wats a batch script....this is usually done right after installation.. so that we can compile and execute the java program....is anything like that required here
[02:35] <Agu10> when I suspend from ubuntu, and I try to go back to ubuntu, my laptop turns off
[02:35] <bazhang> loctrice, its offtopic here
[02:35] <Agu10> can I fix this somehow???
[02:35] <loctrice> well, you can feel free to ignore me then
[02:35] <bazhang> PerryArmstrong, no need to compile, just install the packages you want
[02:36] <bazhang> loctrice, err, no; take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:36] <aurilliance> PerryArmstrong, afaik no, I don't think you have to do anything
[02:38] <aurilliance> PerryArmstrong, I'm probably not the right person tho; I'm not exactly sure :/
[02:38] <loctrice> you're chatting here, I have been watching you
[02:38] <PerryArmstrong> aurilliance, bazhang, so after installation i can right away compile and run my java programs
[02:38] <PerryArmstrong> aurilliance, thank you very much for the help
[02:38]  * DarkStar1 greets everyone
[02:38] <bazhang> jimmieskips, type ifconfig in the terminal; you should see eth0 lo and wlan0 (or the like)
[02:38] <andrzej> dupa
[02:38] <aurilliance> PerryArmstrong, it should be fine (it was for me); no problem mate
[02:38] <sbyrne> When using XFCE, is there a way to mount a CD without using the CLI?
[02:39] <simon> i didnt fix the problem....thanks anyway
[02:39] <LJRuff> How can I increase my monitor's brightness? I am on a laptop, it's plugged in. when I use the Fn+brightness up key i can see it's at max...
[02:40] <bazhang> LJRuff, this is for debian?
[02:40] <jimmieskips> bazhang http://paste.ubuntu.com/458103/
[02:40] <hoofer> aurilliance: unfortunately there is no blank screen option like that anymore D:   http://imgur.com/KO9fZ.png
[02:40] <DocPlatypus> okay, got a little problem
[02:40] <LJRuff> bazhang, It's in both Debian and Ubuntu
[02:41] <Agu10> how can I fix "suspend" ?
[02:41] <Agu10> I really care about that function
[02:41] <DocPlatypus> I'm trying to upgrade a limited-space install from 9.10 to 10.04 and update-manager blew up in the middle of the process
[02:41] <DocPlatypus> now, it segfaults on restart
[02:41] <MaRk-I> jimmieskips: is the usb device plugged in?
[02:41] <jimmieskips> mark-i yes
[02:41] <DocPlatypus> how do I do from the command line what update-manager would do in the GUI?
[02:42] <DocPlatypus> is it just "apt-get dist-upgrade" or is there more to it?
[02:42] <aurilliance> hoofer, one moment, i'll imagebin my settings that seem to work ok?
[02:42] <jimmieskips> i can put this into another port
[02:42] <DarkStar1> DocPlatypus: I'm not sure I can help but what do you mean when you say "blew up"
[02:42] <bazhang> jimmieskips, could be that it is mis-identifying it as eth1 ; do you see any drivers in system administration hardware drivers? also what does sudo dhclient eth1 return
[02:42] <Agu10> can anyone help me?
[02:42] <bastid_raZor> DocPlatypus: apt-get update   then apt-get upgrade
[02:43] <MaRk-I> looks like its not being detected... unplug it wait like 10 seconds and plug it back paste the last 10 lines from the command:  dmesg
[02:43] <DarkStar1> Agu10: Ask and ye might receive :)
[02:43] <jimmieskips> no such device
[02:43] <DocPlatypus> bastid_raZor: thanks
[02:43] <Agu10> ok
[02:43] <DocPlatypus> DarkStar1: it said "the upgrade is now aborted" halfway through
[02:43] <matematikaadit> Hello there.
[02:44] <Agu10> well, I tried with acpi=off, but that just doesn't show the "suspend" option in the menu
[02:44] <kliwon> hello matematikaadit
[02:44] <Agu10> I want to be able to suspend
[02:44] <DarkStar1> DocPlatypus: No reason why?
[02:44] <Agu10> I just tried s2ram, but it doesn't have my laptop in it's database
[02:44] <DocPlatypus> DarkStar1: some packages kept erroring out either due to corrupt archives or other reasons
[02:44] <matematikaadit> kliwon: indonesian?
[02:44] <kliwon> matematikaadit, : yes, i'm
[02:45] <mgolisch> Agu10: shouldnt suspend work out of the box?
[02:46] <Agu10> mgolisch, yes
[02:46] <mogra> got a server, i think it is running 8.04, that wont update. a number of the pkgs are returning "half updated", including the kernel update.
[02:46] <Agu10> but it doesn't always
[02:46] <DarkStar1> DocPlatypus: OOhh then I can't help you. I hope bastid 's answer works for you
[02:46] <aurilliance> hoofer, http://i.imgur.com/dXw1S.png
[02:46] <matematikaadit> kliwon: would you mind if i PM you?
[02:46] <aurilliance> hoofer, that's my settings, let me know if they work for you?
[02:46] <mgolisch> Agu10: what doenst work for you?
[02:46] <jimmieskips> bazhang i get no such devoce
[02:46] <kliwon> matematikaadit, : silahkan gan
[02:46] <DocPlatypus> I have a working command prompt still
[02:46] <DocPlatypus> but no idea if it will boot if I reboot
[02:46] <Agu10> when I try to go back to ubuntu, after having suspended, the laptop just turns itself off
[02:46] <Agu10> :S
[02:47] <DarkStar1> Agu10: It's always there. I've found that because of the proximity of your name next to the icon some people tend to think the shutdown menu isn't working right :)
[02:47] <DarkStar1> Agu10: Oh it's an actual problem... sorry my bad
[02:48] <bazhang> jimmieskips, that seems to be a realtek 8188 chipset
[02:48] <Ashex> Is there any way to get a dedicated panel for a dual-monitor setup?
[02:49] <mgolisch> Agu10: what laptop is that?
[02:49] <Agu10> DarkStar1, what?
[02:49] <Ashex> Doesn't appear to be a way to do it with gnome or Gnome-Do :/
[02:49] <Agu10> mgolisch: it's an Acer Aspire
[02:49] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : can you try lsusb ?
[02:49] <jimmieskips> bazhang how did you find that and what can i do now
[02:50] <bazhang> jimmieskips, let me check the ubuntuforums, just a moment
[02:51] <mgolisch> Agu10: so it doenst even try to resume?
[02:51] <Agu10> yes
[02:51] <mgolisch> Agu10: but just turns power off?
[02:51] <Agu10> it waits like 3 seconds
[02:51] <DocPlatypus> okay... how important is apport?
[02:51] <Agu10> and then it powers off
[02:51] <jimmieskips> kliwon http://paste.ubuntu.com/458097/
[02:51] <Agu10> during those 3 seconds, the fan is on, the backlight too, and the power button light too
[02:52] <Agu10> like if it was ON
[02:52] <Agu10> but then it just powers off
[02:52] <STiK> Ok fresh CM build.. see what happens lol
[02:52] <hoofer> aurilliance: It works. clever workaround, thanks again mate. :D
[02:53] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : sorry just joining , what usb devices are you try to work with ?
[02:53] <jimmieskips> kliwon a asus usb-n10
[02:54] <Agu10> mgolisch, I found something:
[02:54] <aurilliance>  hoofer Great! I'm glad it worked for you - thnx for letting me know :P
[02:54] <jon5001> hello.  each time i boot, I have to go to system/appearance/visual effect and select something other than basic, otherwise I get no window controls and cant close or move windows!  using 10.04 on dell inspiron 9300 with a radeon x300 mobility driver.  help
[02:54] <Agu10> there's a bug filed under the timeline series
[02:54] <Agu10> acer timeline series can't Suspend right
[02:54] <hoofer> jon5001: after boot try : metacity --replace
[02:55] <jimmieskips> kliwon i found this online http://samiux.blogspot.com/2010/05/howto-realtek-8192su-usb-dongle.html
[02:55] <jon5001> hoofer, one time fix, or each time i boot?
[02:55] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : ok checking...
[02:56] <Agu10> halleluyah
[02:56] <hoofer> jon5001: actually now that I think about it try this, press alt+f2 and run gconf-editor
[02:56] <rogue780> I installed ubuntu 10.04 on my laptop. The hard drive indicator won't stop flashing...any ideas what the cause might be?
[02:57] <mgolisch> is there any way to use the touch gestures of a magic mouse with linux?
[02:57] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : so the d-link and asus using the same chipset ( realtek ) ?
[02:57] <jimmieskips> kliwon i dont know what you mean
[02:57] <hoofer> jon5001: then navigate to dektop>gnome>session>required_components
[02:58] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : asus n10 using realtek chipset like D-Link DWA-131 Nano USB ?
[02:58] <hoofer> jon5001: then make sure where it says windowmanager it says metacity next to it (or compiz if you prefer the visual effects)
[02:59] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : from the link you gave me you need to build from the source...
[03:00] <jimmieskips> kliwon i found that doing google searches for the firmware through this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1461271
[03:01] <mogra> narrowed down the error a little more, got "could not find postinst script [update-grub]"? this have to do with it being a linode srvr(just learned from client)?
[03:02] <DocPlatypus> "Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should reinstall it before attempting a removal."
[03:02] <DocPlatypus> anyone ever seen this?
[03:02] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : wow..these hard...man... :D
[03:02] <jimmieskips> kliwon i am a noob and am pulling my hair out
[03:02] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : a lot of effort to make these devices works
[03:03] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : same as me my friend...
[03:03] <jon5001> hoofer, this is what it says:  <gconf>
[03:03] <jon5001> 	<entry name="windowmanager" mtime="1278035471" type="string">
[03:03] <jon5001> 		<stringvalue>compiz</stringvalue>
[03:03] <jon5001> 	</entry>
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[03:03] <FloodBot2> jon5001: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:03] <jimmieskips> kliwon i might just scrap this device and get one thats compatable
[03:04] <matthew_> I know there is documentation but I don't know exactly what to search for...I dual boot 10.04 and win7 and I'd like to access files on my Ubuntu partition from within Windows...can someone point me in the right direction?
[03:04] <IdleOne> !samba | matthew_
[03:04] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : that's good idea... :D
[03:04] <VladTheImpaled> matthew_, You'l need to setup a Samba server in Ubuntu for Win to access
[03:05] <jimmieskips> kliwon any suggestions?
[03:05] <jon5001> hoofer, this is what it says: http://paste.ubuntu.com/458110/
[03:06] <matthew_> VladTheImpaled...if I were to, say, play music from my Ubuntu partition in Windows, using Samba would there be risk of delay/lag?
[03:07] <jimmieskips> bazhang did you happen to see the 2 pages i posted on this device
[03:07] <VladTheImpaled> matthew_, the samba server is pretty stable.  however my experience with smb as a protocol in general isn't that hopeful
[03:07] <bazhang> jimmieskips, from the forums?
[03:07] <VladTheImpaled> matthew_, I've had much better results with NFS, but getting a decent NFS client for Windows can be a challenge
[03:07] <jimmieskips> bazhang yep
[03:07] <bazhang> jimmieskips, seems you need to compile for that
[03:07] <matthew_> ok, thanks VladTheImpaled, IdleOne for the information!
[03:07] <aurilliance> If I type "diff .htaccess .htaccess_backup" and get absolutely nothing printed to the terminal (I get an empty prompt again) does that mean the files are identical?
[03:08] <IdleOne> matthew_: sure thing
[03:08] <MaRk-I> VladTheImpaled: I think his partition is in the same HD or machine, I dont think he needs samba... and I doubt win7 could read an ext3/4 partition?
[03:08] <jimmieskips> bazhang i think i should probably scrap that device and get something else
[03:08] <bazhang> jimmieskips, atheros and intel are good choices then, even broadcom in a pinch
[03:08] <VladTheImpaled> MaRk-I, Yeh, I see what you mean.  IE, he won't have both partitions active at the same time
[03:08] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : dont have idea yet...
[03:08] <aurilliance> MaRk-I, win7 can read ext4/3, sometimes
[03:09] <aurilliance> MaRk-I, you have to install a driver though
[03:09] <jimmieskips> bazhang will these be plug and play?
[03:09] <MaRk-I> aurilliance: thanks, dont worry tho that person left
[03:09] <VladTheImpaled> matthew_, so what you really need to do is to mount the Linux partition as a disk drive in Windows7, right?
[03:09] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : try these https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported#Wireless%20USB%20Adapters
[03:09] <aurilliance> MaRk-I, sure
[03:09] <bazhang> jimmieskips, intel yet, the others have well supported drivers
[03:09] <aurilliance> If I use diff on 2 files and get nothing printed to the terminal, does that mean they are identical?
[03:10] <un214> yes [unless they differ by null bytes]
[03:10] <jimmieskips> thanks alot guys!!! hAVE A GOOD NIGHT
[03:11] <aurilliance> un214, me?
[03:11] <kliwon> hi jimmieskips : try also these http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-usb-wireless-compatibility-adapter-list.html
[03:11] <kliwon> :D
[03:11] <aurilliance> jimmieskips, YOU TOO!
[03:11] <aurilliance> jimmieskips, :P
[03:11] <un214> yes
[03:11] <aurilliance> un214, thanks!
[03:13] <rogue780> My hard drive light won't stop flashing on my laptop. Does anybody know what causes this and how to fix it?
[03:13] <Supertata> Help!
[03:14] <un214> rogue780 -- does it still do that if you boot single user?
[03:14] <rogue780> un214, how do I boot non-single user?
[03:14] <un214> non single user is the default
[03:15] <un214> single user boots to a # prompt on console
[03:15] <rogue780> un214, I boot, it starts x and logs me in automatically
[03:15] <IdleOne> !ask | Supertata
[03:15] <Supertata> can someone read this?
[03:15] <un214> maybe it's called recovery mode
[03:15] <bazhang> Supertata, yes, ask a question
[03:15] <VladTheImpaled> Supertata, pastebin?
[03:15] <DocPlatypus> okay... well this is frustrating
[03:16] <un214> (to start wired networking from there the command is dhclient eth0 -- if you want wireless I can't help you)
[03:16] <DocPlatypus> the kernel for 10.04 won't boot
[03:16] <DocPlatypus> only the old one that came with 9.10
[03:16] <Supertata> nah, I've got no question, I'm just using irc via netcat and that is damn awesome :#
[03:16] <DocPlatypus> and that, only into text mode
[03:16] <VladTheImpaled> DocPlatypus, are you trying to do an upgrade from 9.10 to 10.4?
[03:16] <un214> DocPlatypus: willing to try xforcevesa?
[03:16] <DocPlatypus> VladTheImpaled: yes
[03:17] <VladTheImpaled> DocPlatypus, its not really a recommended thing
[03:17] <VladTheImpaled> DocPlatypus, its typically better to do a fresh install
[03:17] <un214> oh come on
[03:17] <DocPlatypus> VladTheImpaled: that's exactly what I'm trying to avoid
[03:17] <DocPlatypus> and there's no point in having an upgrade procedure if it's useless
[03:18] <DocPlatypus> someone please tell the people at Canonical that if they're going to insist it's not recommended
[03:18] <Shpook> It's been a long time since I've used any linux distro. Now I'm trying to install the latest Ubuntu on a Gateway laptop. Trying both a live-cd and a wubi install, I get a blank screen after grub...no splash, no login, nothing. No response to any keystrokes. I've always had issues with Gateway display drivers, but I honestly don't know/remember where to start here. Any suggestions? Thanks.
[03:18] <jimmieskips> kliwon i was thinking asus usb-n13 from that link you sent me
[03:18] <VladTheImpaled> DocPlatypus, you can do that
[03:18] <un214> Shpook, try the alternate cd
[03:18] <bazhang> VladTheImpaled, upgrades are fine. fresh installs are merely another option
[03:18] <VladTheImpaled> DocPlatypus, Microsoft people also need to be done that
[03:19] <VladTheImpaled> bazhang, I'd love to have your faith, but it has worked about 15% of the time for me, and my installs are pretty basic
[03:19] <DocPlatypus> just did a 'dpkg --configure -a' and that configured a bunch of stuff the upgrade didn't bother with
[03:19] <kliwon> jimmieskips, : maybe you can compare the 1 price 1st...
[03:19] <bazhang> VladTheImpaled, please dont say that upgrades are not recommended here
[03:19] <Shpook> un214, will do, I'll start the download now. I'm not in a big rush or anything, but it does get aggravating.
[03:19] <VladTheImpaled> bazhang, whatever
[03:19] <un214> Shpook, you may also have to try to boot rescue mode or xforcevesa
[03:19] <VladTheImpaled> bazhang, I'm just sharing experience.  Take a vote on it.  I think I'd win
[03:20] <bazhang> VladTheImpaled, no.
[03:20] <mogra> "this is not a democracy"
[03:20] <mogra> :)
[03:20] <un214> [I have reason to believe the alternate cd will behave better if drivers are buggy]
[03:20] <VladTheImpaled> bazhang, nice comeback
[03:21] <un214> after a few botched upgrades I now recommend updating sources.list manually and running apt-get update followed by apt-get dist-upgrade
[03:21] <Shpook> un214: Awesome. I'll use google from here, I just wanted a shove in the right direction. Thanks a lot, if I have any issues from there, I'll just come back and ask. :D
[03:21] <VladTheImpaled> the fact is that although Ubuntu might just upgrade fine, there's no guarantee that the drivers, 3rd party software, etc. will play fair.
[03:21] <DocPlatypus> VladTheImpaled: I have next to no third party software
[03:21] <VladTheImpaled> Its not a problem isolated to Ubuntu.  Windows has had this problem for 20 years
[03:22] <VladTheImpaled> DocPlatypus, well I'm no psychic as to your computer issues, but the fact is you are having problems
[03:22] <DocPlatypus> VladTheImpaled: part of the reason I dumped Windows. of course Windows by itself is almost useless
[03:22] <VladTheImpaled> DocPlatypus, true
[03:22] <DocPlatypus> you have to buy a lot of third party software, Microsoft sells very little
[03:22] <VladTheImpaled> DocPlatypus, +1
[03:22] <r0zz> hi, somebody can tell me why i cant use the wrjpgcom comman in ubuntu?
[03:24] <mdg> hello
[03:24] <MaRk-I> Shpook: what videocard is your machine using?
[03:25] <mdg> I have a question about ethernet over USB.  If one used a USB cable from their modem to their USB port on computer, would it work out of the box?
[03:26] <DocPlatypus> mdg: this a cable modem?
[03:26] <DocPlatypus> or DSL modem?
[03:26] <mdg> lets assume DSL
[03:26] <Styles> I have a laptop that wont load up I think last time I turned off ACPI
[03:26] <mdg> I'm asking on behalf of someone else
[03:26] <DocPlatypus> I'm not sure if those are standardized or not...
[03:26] <Styles> Can somebody assist with this?
[03:27] <mdg> DocPlatypus: its a very old computer with no ethernet port
[03:27] <DocPlatypus> I've learned it's best to assume everything like that is a screwball proprietary protocol supported only by Windows and maybe MacOS X unless proven otherwise
[03:27] <DocPlatypus> in your case you have nothing to lose by trying it
[03:27] <ejv> Hello, wireless support for Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02) has broken under the recent Ubuntu 10.04 update to vmlinuz-2.6.32-23-generic, how do I make it work?
[03:27] <mdg> DocPlatypus: thanks!  :0
[03:27] <VladTheImpaled> Styles, what brand of laptop is it?
[03:28] <DocPlatypus> usually on Ubuntu you can just plug it in and if it will work, it usually works right away
[03:28] <dugger5688> Yeah, I'm actually surprised now when hardware doesn't work right away /w Ubuntu.
[03:29] <pictureaday> How does one enable verbose output during boot?
[03:30] <dugger5688> pictureaday: does ur computer boot to a terminal or graphical login?
[03:30] <VladTheImpaled> dugger5688, I think its a wise practice to first check with any vendor for Linux compatibility with any hardware.  Their primary focus is typically Windows.  I use a lot of screwball hardware devices on servers, etc. such as funky RAID cards, PCI boards, etc. and unless they use a common chipset, its hard to find Linux compatibility
[03:30] <VladTheImpaled> dugger5688, but if I stay with the common ones, they work perfectly well (typically better than on other OSs)
[03:30] <dugger5688> ugh, yes RAID cards ARE a pain.
[03:30] <pictureaday> @dugger, it doesnt get that far
[03:31] <pictureaday> I'm running server edition
[03:31] <pictureaday> it hangs on boot
[03:31] <VladTheImpaled> dugger5688, I just had to add a PCI eSata card to a server for external drive backups, and I had to go through about 5 cards before I found one compatible with Linux.
[03:31] <VladTheImpaled> dugger5688, but it runs like a champ now
[03:32] <mgolisch> VladTheImpaled: ?
[03:33] <pictureaday> dugger, I'm working on booting up from a live cd now though
[03:33] <VladTheImpaled> mgolisch, you rang?
[03:33] <dugger5688> It doesn't boot from live?
[03:33] <mgolisch> VladTheImpaled: what shity sata host cards did you use that were not supported by the kernel?
[03:33] <pictureaday> no, no, I'm sure it does, I just had to find my disk
[03:34] <pictureaday> I have to use an old usb dvdreader to boot it too, so it's not quick haha
[03:34] <Shpook> I know this channel is more for help, but I'd like to know why Ubuntu STILL isn't at the level to just WORK out of the box.
[03:34] <VladTheImpaled> mgolisch, Anything that didn't use a common chipset (off memory, and I'm probably wrong, but I think the one that did work was a SIL chipset or something like that?)
[03:34] <r0zz> hi somebody can tell me about the wrjpgcom command?
[03:34] <dugger5688> pictureaday: sorry, I don't have my server Virtual machine ready or I'd boot that and see if I can get output like u want.
[03:34] <ejv> Hello, wireless support for Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02) has broken under the recent Ubuntu 10.04 update to vmlinuz-2.6.32-23-generic, how do I make it work?
[03:34] <jMyles> how can I tell what public key a client is attempting to use when SSHing in?
[03:35] <doglino> i need a program to control linux remotely (like in the windows), some recommendation?
[03:35] <dugger5688> Shpook: What OS is?!?! I want to use it!
[03:35] <VladTheImpaled> mgolisch, I could only use PCI cards and shopping for them typically ended up with some Chinese provider sending the card from Hong Kong on eBay
[03:35] <ejv> doglino: google putty
[03:35] <DocPlatypus> Shpook: it's close enough to that for my purposes
[03:35] <doglino> ejv: no
[03:35] <VladTheImpaled> mgolisch, so the cards were not 'name brand' simply because the major manufacturers weren't selling PCI cards anymore
[03:35] <doglino> ejv: not ssh
[03:35] <ejv> doglino: ? yes?
[03:35] <Styles> So, how can I mount a USB device (hard drive) with an unknown partition type
[03:35] <mgolisch> VladTheImpaled:odd
[03:35] <doglino> evj to use mouse
[03:36] <ejv> doglino: ah well you should specify that in your question bro
[03:36] <pictureaday> @dugger, its ok..
[03:36] <pictureaday> thanks anyways
[03:36] <Shpook> dugger5688: Fair enough. :) That's the ONLY thing I have to say Win***s has over *nix though. That saddens me.....I hate Win***s.
[03:36] <dugger5688> doglino: Viangre, VNC, etc.
[03:36] <ejv> doglino: vnc or nx
[03:36] <doglino> ejv: thanks
[03:36] <VladTheImpaled> mgolisch, If I was using brand new hardware in that server, I could probably have avoided all of it, but the end result is that its working perfectly.  Its a 5TB SAN, so it has to be rock solid
[03:36] <dugger5688> Did I miss something, last time I installed windoze I spent days hunting down drivers.
[03:36] <Shpook> not to say win***s doesn't have problems....but it's always been a nightmare to get wireless/display drivers working in *nix
[03:37] <goobers> where you on 56k???
[03:37] <doglino> dugger5688 gracias muchacho
[03:37] <ridin> how do i install winamp skins in audacious?
[03:38] <doglino> ridin:  its possible?
[03:38] <ridin> doglino it says that in the ubuntu software center
[03:39] <VladTheImpaled> props to Banshee.... The 1.6.1 release seems to have fixed all their memory leaks from the past
[03:39] <doglino> ridin:  i did not know
[03:39] <arlo> ridin: i do not know either.
[03:39] <doglino> ridin I use winamp on windows
[03:40] <dugger5688> What's up with apt-get keeping back kernel upgrades....
[03:41] <doglino> its "on the Windows" or "in the windows" ?
[03:41] <defrysk> dugger5688, try a dist-upgrade
[03:41] <ridin> on Windows?
[03:42] <dugger5688> defrysk: That's what I've been doing... seems silly though. thanks.
[03:43] <defrysk> dugger5688, whet new packages need to be installed like with a kernel upgrade a dist-upgrade is reqired
[03:44] <defrysk> dugger5688, if you are not hppy with that try aptitude safe-upgrade
[03:44] <dugger5688> defrysk: Yup, just read the manual! :-)
[03:44] <defrysk> dugger5688, cool
[03:44] <doglino> ridin thanks bye
[03:45] <dugger5688> has it always been this way, 10.04 is the first time I've run into this.
[03:45] <osmario> hi all. Does someone know how to clean extras entries in Grub?
[03:46] <dugger5688> osmario: grub 1 or 2?
[03:46] <osmario> Grub that comes with 10.04
[03:46] <defrysk> dugger5688, not sure, i have not used ubuntu every version
[03:47] <xangua> osmario: remove the old kernels
[03:48] <osmario> how to remove the old kernels?
[03:48] <FoolsRun> Forgive my asking the same question hours apart, but has anyone seen a situation where a fresh install of Ubuntu onto a RAID array (striped) will boot successfully every other time? On my first and third reboot I only got a blinking cursor, on my second and forth I got the desktop.
[03:49] <DocPlatypus> FoolsRun: software or hardware RAID?
[03:50] <xangua> osmario: from synaptic, you search them and remove them
[03:50] <FoolsRun> DocPlatypus: It's server hardware so I believe it is hardware RAID. I don't have the machine in front of me and didn't check for sure before installing. The Ubuntu installer named a card when choosing the array to install onto.
[03:51] <DocPlatypus> FoolsRun: that does seem odd. it could be just coincidence that it's every other time
[03:51] <osmario> ok. thanks. I'll try
[03:51] <DocPlatypus> I know Windows is terrible about leaving the hardware in some kind of weird state on a warm reboot
[03:51] <DocPlatypus> I would like to think most GNU/Linux distributions are better
[03:51] <FoolsRun> DocPlatypus: if it is coincidence, what might the problem be? Is there something that might cause intermitent booting?
[03:51] <Vin73> hi I had posed a query yesterday about an issue with reboot after installation of the latest Ubuntu
[03:52] <FoolsRun> DocPlatypus: I suppose I can't prove that it's warm/cold because when I get the blinking cursor, I have to shut it all the way down.
[03:52] <Vin73> the reboot hangs....and I was asked to do three checks...check the md5 sum...check the media...check the RAM
[03:52] <Vin73> I have done all the three checks successfully...but still the problem persists...can someone help?
[03:52] <FoolsRun> DocPlatypus: I've seen some posts suggesting creating a /boot partition at the top of the array. Worth a shot?
[03:52] <DocPlatypus> FoolsRun: yeah you have an issue where warm reboots don't work. your workaround for the moment is "don't do that"
[03:53] <DocPlatypus> FoolsRun: maybe. what's your partition structure right now?
[03:53] <FoolsRun> Whatever the Ubuntu default "use the whole disk" is. I didn't have time before the end of the day to review it. Too hung up on the boot issues.
[03:53] <DocPlatypus> oh my
[03:54] <DocPlatypus> ummm... that may well be one big partition
[03:54] <DocPlatypus> I've never done it that way
[03:54] <DocPlatypus> I always make separate /usr /var and /home and usually /tmp
[03:54] <FoolsRun> Could that theoretically cause boot issues like this one?
[03:54] <Vin73> hello....
[03:55] <DocPlatypus> FoolsRun: to be honest boot issues like that are the least of your possible worries when doing an install to one big filesystem
[03:55] <mj8741> Vin73: Hi, when you say it hangs - you mean the computer won't start?
[03:56] <Vin73> mj8741: yes....I cannot boot from the disk after installation...I get a string of I/O errors
[03:56] <FoolsRun> DocPlatypus: so the Ubuntu default isn't desirable, then. That seems unintuative for an installer.
[03:56] <mj8741> Vin73: did it work ok with live cd?
[03:56] <Vin73> mj8741: I even tried a hard reboot....no success
[03:56] <qwerty44> hello all
[03:56] <ajmetal87> Is this a ubuntu help channel? I have a basic question i'm sure anyone with intermediate Ubuntu expierence can answer.
[03:56] <DocPlatypus> FoolsRun: is it booted up right now?
[03:56] <Vin73> mj8741: yes, I was able to boot from the live CD...
[03:57] <tim> My new apple remote works fine in the gnome-lirc-properties window, but i can't get boxee to do anything with it. What can I do to connect the lirc properties and the boxee remote properties?
[03:57] <Vin73> mj8741: I had to alter some settings using F6 before I could boot successfully
[03:57] <mj8741> Vin73: what setting did you change?
[03:57] <FoolsRun> DocPlatypus: I'm not at it. It's at work.
[03:57] <FoolsRun> Also no, I shut it down before leaving
[03:57] <DocPlatypus> FoolsRun: okay, look at /etc/fstab or do a df command
[03:58] <DocPlatypus> that will tell you what exactly you have
[03:58] <FoolsRun> If the partitions are all on the same volume, what's the difference between partitioning and installing to a single filesystem?
[03:59] <Vin73> mj8741: I selected all the options except the first and the last....this was as per the instruction provided in a webpage disucssing issues with booting from live CD from my laptop model, which is compaq nx9010...I was not able to boot from the live CD before following these instructions...also I did break=top from the commandline
[04:00] <nyxtom> I have a built-in webcam in my hp laptop and I can't see to get it to consistently work. It doesn't show up on lsusb, where do I go to scan for it/reset it?
[04:00] <tim> FoolsRun: Partitioning allows you to have different file system formats on the same volume.
[04:00] <DocPlatypus> FoolsRun: if you have corruption on something like /usr you don't lose everything necessarily
[04:00] <Vin73> mj8741: Also, I wanted to mention another observation regarding the RAM test
[04:01] <FoolsRun> DocPlatypus: that makes sense, but it's unlikely to have cause my boot issue
[04:01] <DocPlatypus> whereas with everything on one filesystem, the odds of losing it all go way up
[04:01] <FoolsRun> I've had a lot more problems with disk crashes than with file system corruption, though, and separate partitions won't save a bad disk
[04:01] <DocPlatypus> FoolsRun: it's more likely to be just a bug in the warm reboot process that the BIOS/boot code can't handle
[04:02] <tim> FoolsRun: Partitioning allows you to have different file system formats on the same volume.
[04:02] <[Rickmasta]> Hey guys, can these specs run ubuntu smoothly? http://tinyurl.com/28tmt6c
[04:02] <ajmetal87> Does anyone know how I go about accessing /$HOME/.wine/user.reg ?
[04:02] <FoolsRun> tim: Yeah, I get that, but I don't need that on this system
[04:02] <Vin73> mj8741: I had run the test overnight and it had run for almost 18 hours...but when I returned to my desk, I found the tests to be still running albeit there was a message at the bottom of the screen which said tests were completely done and press esc to exit the screen...is this normal behavior?
[04:03] <tim> FoolsRun: Keep in mind, Ubuntu (under the guided partititoning when you installed) uses partitions for basic use.
[04:03] <mj8741> Vin73: I've never experienced that - I'm sorry I don't know how to advise you -
[04:03] <tim> ajmetal87: Accessing how?
[04:04] <FoolsRun> tim: I chose "erase and use the whole hard disk" on intsall, so if that's true, I probably have several partitions now.
[04:04] <Vin73> mj8741: ok...
[04:04] <Vin73> has anyone faced the same issue as the one that I reported now? please comment
[04:04] <mj8741> Vin73: is that using ubuntu 10.04?
[04:05] <Vin73> mj8741: yes...the latest version
[04:05] <ajmetal87> Tim: I need to get this working in Wine, and according to this link ( http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=9971&iTestingId=35018 ) I need to modify something or another...Basically, Im trying to get Eve running without crashing after login, and im failing miserably.
[04:05] <mj8741> Vin73: did 9.10 work or 9.04?
[04:05] <tim> FoolsRun: Yep. You've got a swap space and the regular file space. Check here to get more about partitioning. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PartitioningSchemes
[04:06] <Vin73> mj8741: I did not try the previous versions....I had installed Fedora on the laptop previously and wanted to switch to Ubuntu...and I downloaded and burnt the live CD from Ubuntu website
[04:06] <mj8741> Vin73: which ver of Fedora
[04:07] <ajmetal87> help notice
[04:07] <Vin73> mj8741: fecora 12
[04:07] <tim> ajmetal87: That seems like it can be done by editing the file in gedit. Go to the terminal (Applications>Accessories>Terminal) and typing in "gedit /$HOME/.wine/user.reg"
[04:07] <ajmetal87> notice tim Thank you!!!
[04:07] <cor3vus> yo #ubuntu, im really happy for you and imma let you finish. but #slackware has some of the bets linux of all time
[04:07] <mj8741> Vin73: on reboot can you press shift key and get into grub menu?
[04:08] <jMyles> how can I tell what public key a client is attempting to use when SSHing in?
[04:08] <Vin73> mj8741: i will try that now and get back....
[04:08] <tim> ajmetal87: Sure thing! I hope that works for you.
[04:09] <tim> My new apple remote works fine in the gnome-lirc-properties window, but i can't get boxee to do anything with it. What can I do to connect the lirc properties and the boxee remote properties?
[04:09] <scott_ino> !multi-touch
[04:10] <PingJ> I'm looking for some help running Ubuntu.
[04:10] <Vin73> mj8741: I guess I could...
[04:10] <PingJ> Would anyone mind helping me out?
[04:10] <Vin73> mj8741: are you looking for a specific text output?
[04:10] <scott_ino> PingJ, wha's your issue? don't ask to ask, just ask your question
[04:10] <tim> PingJ: Just type your problem in, and someone will take a whack at it.
[04:11] <mj8741> Vin73: can you use arrow key and go down to 1 space after quiet splash and type in nomodeset then ctr x
[04:11] <mahipal> I want to use vesa instead of intel driver for my netbook to connect to tv. Where is the xorg.conf in ubuntu lucid ?
[04:11] <PingJ> I loaded Ubuntu 10.04 onto my computer but when I boot into it, it doesn't load past a blank backround and a mouse pointer.
[04:12] <Vin73> mj8741: working...
[04:12] <Vin73> mj8741: working on it...
[04:12] <no-name-> is it possible to rename all the sub directories within a directory to the lower case equivelant with one command?
[04:13] <tim> no-name-: Yes. It is possible to write a quick little script in bash, but it's not possible with one command.
[04:13] <scott_ino> PingJ, do you get the full gui or is it just command line?
[04:13] <Vin73> mj8741: I can use the arrow key and get the stickman screen....and then it goes blank...this was the problem that I used to face before I set the F6 settings mentioned before...
[04:13] <coz_> no-name-,  did you look here ?  http://tips.webdesign10.com/how-to-bulk-rename-files-in-linux-in-the-terminal
[04:13] <[Rickmasta]> http://tinyurl.com/28tmt6c Hey Guys, can this netbook run ubuntu smoothly?
[04:13] <no-name-> ok thanks
[04:14] <switch10_> jMyles: .ssh/id_dsa.pub in server home should match the one the clients /home/.ssh/known hosts
[04:14] <PingJ> Well thats the thing, There's no command line. No buttons work, mouse clicks do nothing. Its just a blank screen and a movable pointer.
[04:14] <FoolsRun> PingJ: have you tried rebooting to Recovery mode?
[04:14] <PingJ> You mean booting Ubuntu in recovery mode?
[04:15] <mj8741> Vin73: ok, sorry I just don't know then...
[04:15] <scott_ino> [Rickmasta], probably not it's 300 mhz dude
[04:15] <FoolsRun> PingJ: yes
[04:15] <PingJ> How do you do that?
[04:15] <Vin73> mj8741: ok
[04:15] <mj8741> good luck Vin73...
[04:15] <FoolsRun> PingJ: I beleive you can hold SHIFT on boot to get the GRUB2 menu. It should be an option from there.
[04:15] <[Rickmasta]> scott_ino, how much does the average computer run on?
[04:15] <Vin73> mj8741: thanks and thanks for your time
[04:15] <tim> [Rickmasta]: I don't really think so... The page says it has an ARM processor. Many applications aren't written for that archetecture. Check it out here: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/arm-linux
[04:15] <mj8741> Vin73: no problem
[04:16] <IdleOne> [Rickmasta]: also low on ram
[04:16] <Vin73> has anyone faced the same issue as the one that I reported now? please comment
[04:16] <PingJ> So if it boots in recovery mode, where should I go from there?
[04:16] <wookienz> hi, i have moved a raid 0 array from windows to linux The buis can see the array and says it is healthy and functional, but i can gte ubuntu to see it. I have tried building a md0 array of the drives but when i mount it it says not a vsalid ntfs array. anyone familiar?
[04:16] <[Rickmasta]> Alright, that's all i needed.
[04:16] <IdleOne> [Rickmasta]: check the minimum requirements on ubuntu.com
[04:16] <scott_ino> [Rickmasta], well for ubuntu I'd suggest at least 750mhz which I have done... but still might not run that great
[04:16] <PingJ> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/6510 Thats what I found so far.
[04:16] <scott_ino> wouldn't use ubuntu fo something that low spec
[04:16] <FoolsRun> PingJ: If you get GNOME in recovery mode, I'd first look at your video drivers.
[04:16] <scott_ino> there are tons of variants
[04:17] <PingJ> I'll be able to connect to the internet in Recovery?
[04:17] <lordppm> hi my system becomes significantly slower after upgrading to linux kernel 2.6.32-23. How does it happen?
[04:17] <scott_ino> [Rickmasta], tons of ubuntu variants, that work a lot better with lower spec, still 300mhz is pretty low
[04:17] <FoolsRun> PingJ: I believe so, but I'm not positive. Someone else might be able to answer that for sure.
[04:18] <[Rickmasta]> k
[04:18] <tim> [Rickmasta]: Sorry it won't work... You might be able to run a vanilla linux kernel with a really small gfx, but not ubuntu.
[04:18] <[Rickmasta]> So anyone know any cheap laptops/netbooks that can run ubuntu smoothly?
[04:18] <PingJ> Let me try that and I'll be back. Thanks Foolsrun, I appreciate it.
[04:19] <FoolsRun> PingJ: no problem. Good luck!
[04:20] <tim> [Rickmasta]: The HP mini's run Ubuntu great. Everything worked out of the box for me, it even has really smooth desktop effects. They run about 300USD for a new one. I reccommend it.
[04:20] <pondera> the netbooks tim ?
[04:21] <valbaca> tim: which version of ubuntu?
[04:21] <[Rickmasta]> I might just save my money and go with a MBP.
[04:21] <pondera> ya i set up ubuntu netook addition on my friends and she doesnt what to go back to windows lol
[04:21] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, how did you move the array from win to linux? different box?
[04:21] <tim> valbaca: I'm running Karmic and it's amazingly smooth and all of the hardware works wonderfully.
[04:21] <tim> pondera: I'm sorry. I'm confused. What were you asking?
[04:22] <valbaca> thanks, I've been looking for one for the g/f and just happened to look at xchat when you mentioned the hp
[04:22] <pondera> tim you were talking about the ubuntu netbook edition right ?
[04:23] <NeverCast> Hey.
[04:23] <NeverCast> So I removed an Application from Ubuntu Software Center
[04:23] <NeverCast> but it remains in the Applications menu
[04:23] <NeverCast> How do I go about removing it?
[04:23] <NeverCast> Using 9.10
[04:23] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: same box, same controller, new OS!!
[04:23] <tim> valbaca: Oh yes. I've got the HP Mini 110 and it's liquid smooth on regular Ubuntu. I didn't like Ubuntu Netbook's interface, but it works fine as well.
[04:24] <tim> pondera: Nope. Wasn't asking. Are you having problems?
[04:24] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, you said the BIOS recognized it.  So it is SATA raid I assume
[04:24] <valbaca> tim: thanks again
[04:25] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: yes.
[04:25] <tim> NeverCast: This can happen sometimes. What you've got to do is logout and log back in and it will probably go away. Or, you can go into the terminal and do a "killall gnome-panel" and see if that takes care of it. If it doesn't, you're going to have to manually remove it by right clicking on "Applications" and going to "Edit Menu" and deleting the entry.
[04:25] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, Follow this on how to set up fakeraid: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto.  The recognition of raid is not automatic in ubuntu
[04:25] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: i can build a new array, but just cant mount it.
[04:25] <pondera> oh for anyone who can answer.  would i be able to install windows 7 on a hardrive that has 4 partitions ? i tried xp but it said to many partitions
[04:25] <tim> valbaca: Of course! Best of luck!
[04:25] <lunks> How can I have video conference on Ubuntu?
[04:26] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, did you use mdadm on the raid device?
[04:26] <tim> lunks: Have you given ekiga or skype a try?
[04:26] <NeverCast> Thanks tim, I tried the restart / log out options and that didn't work
[04:26] <NeverCast> tim, however I did find the entries in /usr/share/applications
[04:26] <lunks> tim: installing ekiga, but skype does not allow more than one contact at a time, I need to send my screen to more than one person
[04:26] <NeverCast> tim, Just need to use super user from the terminal to get rid of them.
[04:27] <tim> NeverCast: Don't remove those.
[04:27] <NeverCast> tim, why not?
[04:27] <lunks> tim: I actually want to share my screen rather than my webcam... Skype was fine until I had to add one more person. :P
[04:27] <NeverCast> tim, they are just broken links
[04:27] <NeverCast> tim, are they not?
[04:27] <tim> NeverCast: You might mess up a config file.
[04:27] <scott_ino> lunks, is this specifically for screencasting/training
[04:27] <tim> NeverCast: It's better to just remove the entry in the Applications menu.
[04:27] <lunks> scott_ino, yep
[04:27] <NeverCast> Okay I'll do that.
[04:28] <NeverCast> tim, Fixed it. Thanks (:
[04:28] <scott_ino> because i would't use either for that... sadly the best tools for this aren't free
[04:28] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: yes. the raid array has data on it that icant afford to lose. so i need to get it back up and runnign without frucking it
[04:28] <tim> lunks: Hmm... There are a few proprietary video conferencing programs, but of course those cost money and might just work in windows. Skype will eventually add multi person conferencing in linux.
[04:28] <Alcohol52> [pondera] I have could install in hard disk with 6 partition(3 ntfs, 1fat, 1 ext4 and swap)
[04:29] <tim> NeverCast: Sure thing! Hope you don't have that problem.
[04:29] <scott_ino> lunks, yuuguu I think can do it, not sure if it allows multiple people though
[04:29] <rjb> running ubuntu 10.04, firefox 3.6.6 in debug mode i get Gdk-WARNING **: XID collision
[04:29] <NeverCast> tim, Where would I ask about Java causing Ubuntu to completely freeze, mouse freezes and everything.
[04:29] <tim> pondera: I think the trick is for windows is to install the os on the last partition. It really is pretty picky on install.
[04:29] <scott_ino> lunks, depending on what your budget is, elluminate is an awesome java based tool I use frequently.
[04:29] <tim> NeverCast: Which version of Java are you running?
[04:30] <NeverCast> tim, 1.6.20 I think.
[04:30] <NeverCast> tim, Believe it's the latest
[04:30] <NeverCast> tim, I'm unsure if it's OpenJDK or Sun
[04:30] <lunks> scott_ino, I'd rather want it free. :P
[04:30] <scott_ino> lunks, http://www.yuuguu.com/home
[04:30] <NeverCast> tim, as I think I have both installed.
[04:30] <tim> NeverCast: Is it OpenJDK or something else?
[04:30] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: i have tried mdadm --build /dev/md0 -n2 -l0 --chunk-64 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1, it creates successfully - i just cant then mount it. i have also tried chunk 128, sdb1 then sda1 all of which still same issue wheni try and mount.
[04:30] <tim> NeverCast: Woops. Already answered my question.
[04:30] <tim> NeverCast: When it crashes, which one are you using?
[04:31] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, As far as I understand, you need to use dmraid as per the post I gave before.  Do not use mdadm when you have fakeraid
[04:31] <NeverCast> tim, I'll check the startup log, one sec.
[04:31] <tim> NeverCast: Okiedokie.
[04:31] <Zero_Shakal> redenorte.net
[04:31] <NeverCast> tim, Java version: 1.6.0_20 (Sun Microsystems Inc.) <http://java.sun.com/>
[04:31] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, even though ubuntu recognizes them as 2 devices, the BIOS says it is one and that is where the conflict arises.
[04:32] <NeverCast> tim, so Sun I believe
[04:32] <tim> NeverCast: I would uninstall both and start over.
[04:32] <NeverCast> tim, Okay I'll give that a go.
[04:32] <NeverCast> tim, The application I'm trying to run is a Java game, using OpenGL
[04:33] <NeverCast> tim, how do I go about updating Graphics drivers and OpenGL? as that is something I will probably have to try if this fails.
[04:33] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: dmraid -r shows "/dev/sdb: pdc, "pdc_fhdeecgf", stripe, ok, 486328064 sectors, data@ 0"
[04:33] <lyhana8_> hi, how can I find a network printer using the command line ?
[04:33] <tim> NeverCast: If you've updated through the Update Manager, you're up to date.
[04:33] <scott_ino> lunks, honestly skype or yuuguu are your only real free options unless you wanna do something more complicated
[04:33] <NeverCast> tim, okay sweet. Thanks.. Be back shortly, removing Java's
[04:34] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, right so /dev/sdb is a part of fakeraid.  Do not create software raid on it using mdadm
[04:34] <tim> NeverCast: The program you're trying to run. Was that installed though the Software Center or something else?
[04:34] <lunks> scott_ino, I could complicate things a bit, if you have one crazy idea which could work. :)
[04:34] <skorn> How can I  mount a USB hard drive?
[04:34] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, In any case always back your data up.
[04:34] <NeverCast> tim, Java Web Start.
[04:35] <NeverCast> tim, http://wurmonline.com/
[04:35] <skorn> It doesn't appear under media.
[04:35] <scott_ino> lunks, I'd give yuuguu a go first, haven't used it in quite some time, but i know it works, just not sure about multiple people
[04:35] <NeverCast> skorn, It should just appear on your desktop when you plug the device in.'
[04:35] <tgalal> I need to ssh-keygen for a user, without actually being logged in with that user.. Is it possible ? If logged in as root?
[04:35] <tim> NeverCast: Then I don't know what the problem is. It may just be an issue with the game. Java Web Start, if installed through the Software Center, should work out of the box.
[04:36] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: quite correct....but presently I cant the raid up to back it up! originally i was just going to reinstall windows 7 again - but it could see the raid either. the drive was there - but just couldnt access it. so i moved to ubuntu  (finally!) thinking that it can do anything..
[04:36] <NeverCast> tim, the game works up to login and connect, when the 3D window pops up the whole system halts.
[04:36] <tim> skorn: You can view mounted drives either on the desktop, or by going to Places>Computer
[04:36] <skorn> I looked under /dev/disk and it says something about USB but it isnt mounting
[04:36] <NeverCast> skorn, should mount automatically
[04:36] <neo_> testing
[04:36] <dakota> Hello.
[04:36] <neo_> hellow
[04:36] <NeverCast> tim, so you suggest OpenJDK over Sun Java?
[04:37] <neo_> I'm using xfce
[04:37] <dakota> I have had some problems with installation of ubuntu on my desktop...
[04:37] <tim> NeverCast: I've got OpenJDK, but I don't really do anything with java. I've had problems with Sun Java, but they might have fixed it.
[04:37] <alex87> i have an if statement in beforeFilter setting different Auth->allows depending on whether the user is admin or not, but any logged in user can access all pages
[04:37] <jnewbuntu> wookienz,  All fakeraid stuff belongs in the BIOS. See if you have BIOS options to enable/re-enable it.
[04:38] <neo_> could anybody help me to change the GB18030 code for Chinses
[04:38] <tim> NeverCast: I would suggest posting a bug on the game's website or contacting the developers. This isn't an Ubuntu or Java issue, but something with the game.
[04:38] <sweetpi> tgalal: the use the -f option to specify where the file goes(man ssh-keygen)
[04:38] <neo_> the default code is UTF-
[04:38] <NeverCast> tim, Okay will do.
[04:38] <dakota> Grub keeps finding my windows boot drive automatically, which I don't like , I wanted the Windows and Ubuntu installs to be separate, I already have other means for selectin a boot device.
[04:38] <NeverCast> tim, I'm just supprised that an application can cause the entire system to halt.
[04:38] <neo_> en
[04:38] <tim> NeverCast: Entire system?!
[04:39] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, You also mentioned raid 0.  Do you have another disk? perhaps /dev/sda?  Has that gone bad?
[04:39] <dakota> any ideas?
[04:39] <kickingintender> dakota how
[04:39] <skorn> Since it isnt mounting what can I do to find out what it is under and mount it
[04:39] <neo_> help@#$
[04:39] <NeverCast> tim, Nothing works, I have to pull out the power.
[04:39] <tim> dakota: Try installing a program called Startup Manager.
[04:39] <NeverCast> tim, I don't know if it's just GNOME that dies, or everything.
[04:39] <ajmetal87> If a help file were to tell me to "add voiceenabled=0" to ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/profiles/username/Local Settings/Application Data/CCP/EVE/settings/prefs.ini" Where would I go to modify what needs to be taken care of?
[04:39] <ajmetal87> hello
[04:39] <neo_> I think the grub.conf could help
[04:40] <ejv> Hello, wireless support for Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02) has broken under the recent Ubuntu 10.04 update to vmlinuz-2.6.32-23-generic, how do I make it work?
[04:40] <neo_> I have changed the order of boot with Windows and Ubuntu
[04:40] <dakota> well in my bios theres an easy way to switch a different boot drive with the F12 button, so I dident want windows in my GRUB boot loader because there on two separate Hard drives.
[04:40] <ajmetal87> If a help file were to tell me to "add voiceenabled=0" to ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/profiles/username/Local Settings/Application Data/CCP/EVE/settings/prefs.ini" Where would I go to modify what needs to be taken care of?
[04:40] <neo_> e
[04:40] <neo_> could anybody call my name
[04:40] <trism> dakota: if you don't want grub to add other operating systems, you can sudo chmod -x /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober; sudo update-grub; and if you want them to be probed in the future you can make the script executable again and rerun update-grub
[04:40] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: yes sda and sdb are the raid 0 array. the chipset is sb710 which is fakeraid - just looking at it now to try and get more info... ill paste trhe output of fdisk as it talks about GPT partitions.
[04:40] <tim> NeverCast: Wow. That sucks. It's probably an X11 problem. Try to drop it to a TTY when that happens. Press Control+Alt+1 or 2 or 3 and get it into a terminal and see what's running.
[04:41] <dakota> What does start-up manager do?
[04:41] <sweetpi> ajmetal87: ~ means your home directory
[04:41] <tim> dakota: It lets you edit GRUB in a nice graphical program.
[04:41] <ajmetal87> sweetpi How do I access that? I'm sorry, I am brand new.
[04:41] <dakota> I am also having a problem gettin my AMD desktop to boot from a Ubuntu USB installer. it just hangs..
[04:41] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/kJyVfR8P
[04:41] <kickingintender> manages startup app's i think
[04:41] <tgalal> sweetpi: so I dump the key into a users .ssh folder, the private and public keys would just be associated and working correctly for that user ?
[04:41] <skorn> Would it make a difference that my drive is hfs+ in it mounting?
[04:42] <tim> ajmetal87: put in the terminal "gedit ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/profiles/username/Local Settings/Application Data/CCP/EVE/settings/prefs.ini"
[04:42] <rjb> Ubuntu 10.04, Chromium, Nvidia 256.35 error: Program received signal SIGPIPE, Broken pipe.
[04:42] <NeverCast> tim, Control+Alt+1,2 or 3?
[04:42] <sweetpi> tgalal: yes, just make sure you output them to the users .ssh directory(sudo)
[04:42] <NeverCast> tim, does this toggle between
[04:43] <NeverCast> TTY and UI?
[04:43] <tim> NeverCast: It toggels between TTY's
[04:43] <tgalal> sweetpi: great! thanks a lot will try that
[04:43] <ajmetal87> tim, When I do that , it opens 3 empty windows, Local, Application and prefs.ini
[04:43] <dakota> Anyone got any good Video conference app ideas?
[04:43] <sweetpi> ajmetal87: wrap the path in quotes
[04:43] <NeverCast> tim, How do I get back to the UI
[04:44] <jnewbuntu> wookienz,  Do an fdisk on /dev/mapper/pdc_fhdeecgf or an ls -l on /dev/mapper/pdc_fhdeecgf
[04:44] <tim> NeverCast: Whoops. It's Ctrl+Alt+F1 or F2 or F3.
[04:44] <tim> NeverCast: Ctrl+F7 gets back to GUI
[04:44] <ajmetal87> Is the path ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/profiles/username/Local Settings/Application Data/CCP/EVE/settings/prefs.ini ?
[04:44] <sweetpi> ajmetal87: gedit "~/.wine/drive_c/windows/profiles/username/Local Settings/Application Data/CCP/EVE/settings/prefs.ini"
[04:44] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: only "control" shows.
[04:45] <tim> NeverCast: I mean Ctrl+Alt+F7
[04:45] <arunkumar413> hi,when i compile a c code it is replacing the previous compiled file.how to compile without affecting the already compiled files
[04:45] <tim> NeverCast: Haha. I'm sorry about all of the typos...
[04:45] <sweetpi> ajmetal87: its because of the spaces i the path
[04:45] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, ok.  If fakeraid enabled in BIOS?
[04:45] <Abhishek_Singh> hello everyone!!
[04:45] <kickingintender> hiiiiiiiiiii
[04:45] <tim> ajmetal87: Can you explain where the file is you want to edit?
[04:46] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: yes. same setup when it was running w7.
[04:46] <FAILINGNEVERCAST> Uh guys, I'm connected with Telnet, why? because I can't get back to the UI
[04:46] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: the raid config in bios reports it as healthy and functional
[04:46] <FAILINGNEVERCAST> How do I get back to O.. gnome?
[04:46] <Abhishek_Singh> can anybody please suggest me how to connect a huwaei datacard in ubuntu 10.04?
[04:46] <ajmetal87> Tim, my wine help file in winehq states "If Eve crashes/hangs after the character selection you need to add "voiceenabled=0" to ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/profiles/username/Local Settings/Application Data/CCP/EVE/settings/prefs.ini. This is needed if you have a voice enabled account or try to test on Singularity when voice is enabled there."
[04:46] <FAILINGNEVERCAST> tim, how do I get back to Gnome?
[04:46] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, and yet you cant boot to win7
[04:47] <synth> Is it possible to configure a WPA2 wireless interface in /etc/network/interfaces?  Network Manager refuses to reconnect to my wireless.  It did the first time.. ever since then it wont reconnect.  even if I delete the entry and readd it.. so I want to go around networkmanager unless there's a fix. anyone?
[04:47] <tim> FAILINGNEVERCAST: Hmm.. Are you on your computer right now?
[04:47] <Nai-ux> hi, im trying to troubleshoot a networking problem with a live cd, eth0 is up, hosts file ok, default route set, iptables flushed, tcpdump shows "truncated-arp" when i ping
[04:47] <Abhishek_Singh> i am hving problem doing so, since huwaei is compatible with windows and mac
[04:47] <FAILINGNEVERCAST> tim, I'm in the TTY using telnet for iRC
[04:47] <CkhiKuzad> i need some help. i have an m-net shell now, and i need to know how to get files from my computer onto the shell
[04:47] <tim> ajmetal87: Go to "Applications>Wine>Browse C: Drive" and find the .ini file and add it to that using gedit.
[04:47] <sweetpi> ajmetal87: see my previous msg about gedit, since the path had spaces it was opening individual files
[04:48] <tim> FAILINGNEVERCAST: Have you tried booting Ubuntu into recovery mode?
[04:48] <wookienz> no, w7 is long gone...i installed ubuntu on the boot drive (/dev/sdc, a ssd). even when i resinatlled w7 back on the boot drive it couldnt access it though i may not have loadedd the driver at install time.
[04:48] <Abhishek_Singh> how can i connect huwei datacard in ubuntu 10.04?
[04:48] <FAILINGNEVERCAST> tim, lol.. I pressed Ctrl+Alt+F1, ended up in a TTY.. now I'm in the TTY I don't know how to get back to GNOME.
[04:48] <FAILINGNEVERCAST> tim, How do I get back to the UI?
[04:49] <synth> I cant be the only one having trouble with Network Manager
[04:49] <alex87> FAILINGNEVERCAST, ctrl alt f7
[04:49] <NeverCast> WIN!
[04:49] <NeverCast> Thanks guys
[04:49] <False_chicken> My drive is failing and I cant boot into it. But I can get to my home folder from the live cd. And I want to back it up and restore it on a new install. But many files I dont have permission to access. Any Advice?
[04:49] <NeverCast> l2know IRC Protocol.
[04:49] <tim> FAILINGNEVERCAST: Press Ctrl+Alt+F7
[04:49] <NeverCast> tim, I'm back (:
[04:50] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: w7 is long gone...i installed ubuntu on the boot drive (/dev/sdc, a ssd). even when i resinatlled w7 back on the boot drive it couldnt access it though i may not have loadedd the driver at install time.
[04:50] <tim> False_chicken: You can do some transfers in Ubuntu by going to the Terminal in Applications>Accessories>Terminal and typing "gksu nautilus"
[04:50] <tim> NeverCast: good! What's next?
[04:51] <arunkumar413> hi,when i compile a c code it is replacing the previous compiled file.how to compile without affecting the already compiled files
[04:51] <NeverCast> tim, I'm going to install OpenJDK
[04:51] <NeverCast> tim, and run the game
[04:51] <NeverCast> tim, I'll let you know what happens
[04:51] <DocPlatypus> False_chicken: try 'gksudo nautilus'
[04:51] <tim> NeverCast: Ok. Fingers crossed!
[04:51] <False_chicken> Oh. thanks! Now after I backup how can I restore the files to the new user (Same name and password) and set the permissions?
[04:52] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, I take it that sdc is not a part of fakeraid.  Where did you install the GRUB of ubuntu?
[04:52] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: sdc
[04:52] <sweetpi> arunkumar413: maybe your looking for the -o outputfile option
[04:52] <jnewbuntu> So with your BIOS set to sdc can you boot into ubuntu
[04:52] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, So with your BIOS set to sdc can you boot into ubuntu
[04:52] <tim> False_chicken: Yes. What are you transferring them to? A USB hard drive or another drive with Ubuntu installed?
[04:53] <False_chicken> A usb drive. Then after new install I would like to restore the home folder
[04:53] <DocPlatypus> False_chicken: simplest way is to format the USB drive as ext4, second easiest is to make a tar.bz2 of your home dir
[04:53] <th_> hi all. I have dual screen system and I'd like 2 wallpapers. is this possible?
[04:54] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: "set to sdc" i have a 6 port SATA stack. First 4 ports have  2 x 250gb drives (the raid 0) ie 2 not used. Port 5,6 is the ssd (sdc) and cdrom. BIOS is set to raid fro port 1-4 and IDe for port 5-6.
[04:54] <wookienz> "set to sdc" ?
[04:54] <skorn> Please can someone help me mount an hfs+ journaled drive
[04:54] <tim> False_chicken: Don't really worry about formatting your USB stick to anything special. Just transfer the files over to the stick and when you put them back on your computer, they will be fine.
[04:55] <False_chicken> Oh. So as long as the username and password are the same ill be ok?
[04:55] <NeverCast> OpenJDK is apparently out of date.
[04:56] <NeverCast> and it's the latest lol.
[04:56] <skorn> does anyone know how to mount hfs+ drives
[04:56] <tim> False_chicken: It's pretty complex. When you take them from your Ubuntu HD (probably ext4 or ext3) and put them on a USB, it will lose the special permissions because the USB drive is FAT32. When you transfer them back when you get your Ubuntu back up, they will be given the right permissions by whatever user you are logged in as.
[04:57] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, are you able to boot into ubuntu?
[04:57] <False_chicken> Oh. ok. Thanks All.
[04:57] <NeverCast> tim, Okay here goes. I'm going to hit 'play' I'll let you know if this thing dies.
[04:57] <wildbat> is there a tools to modify the moditfied/access time of the file ?
[04:57] <tim> skorn: Yes. Hold on. I'm looking it up real quick...
[04:58] <NeverCast> tim, It WAS working for like 10 seconds
[04:58] <NeverCast> tim, Now Java crashed.. which is better than my computer crashing :P
[04:58] <tim> NeverCast: Well. That's better than nothing. Try getting a PPA for OpenSDK
[04:58] <NeverCast> tim, 'PPA' ?
[04:59] <ejv> Hello, wireless support for Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02) has broken under the recent Ubuntu 10.04 update to vmlinuz-2.6.32-23-generic, how do I make it work?
[04:59] <tim> NeverCast: Personal Package Arcives. They usually have an unstable version of the program, but they are the bleeding edge and might work magically.
[05:00] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: where i am now.
[05:00] <NeverCast> tim, Okay I'll look into it.
[05:00] <IdeAleSs> Openoffice on 10.04 is about to drive me nuts.  I am working on 5 similar docs.  It works for a while then won't open them.  I have already redone them once and have wasted over 10 hours.  Anyone know how to tell what in the odt file is crashing the program?
[05:01] <tim> skorn: Ok got it. Go to the Ubuntu Software Center and install these programs: hfsplus, hfsprogs, and hfsutils
[05:01] <tim> skorn: That should help you.
[05:01] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, I assuming you are able to get into ubuntu.  Can you fire up gparted.
[05:01] <kickingintender> macros?
[05:01] <tim> NeverCast: Ok. Hope it solves your problem. That sounds annoying...
[05:01] <kickingintender> IdeAleSs
[05:01] <Tohuw> I've got a folder "foo". I ran chmod 2775 . from within the directory to add a sticky bit. Why doesn't chmod 0775 . unset it?
[05:01] <IdeAleSs> kickingintender :-)
[05:01] <tim> NeverCast: Here you go. https://launchpad.net/~openjdk/+archive/ppa
[05:02] <Ububegin> I like to download some stuff from a ftp folder.. How can i use wget to recursively download all the stuff inside..
[05:02] <IdeAleSs> kickingintender, oh, :-)  no, no macros.
[05:02] <tim> NeverCast: Add that PPA, update and upgrade.
[05:02] <NeverCast> tim, Ironically that is the same link that firefox gave me for 'OpenJDK PPA' lol.
[05:02] <IdeAleSs> kickingintender, a header / image / four cell table, and text.
[05:02] <tim> Ububegin: Recursively? What do you mean?
[05:02] <tim> NeverCast: Haha. Do you know how to install that PPA?
[05:02] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: i started gparted about 30 minutes ago and it is stuck sitting on "searching /dev/sdb partitions"
[05:03] <kickingintender> might be a bug
[05:03] <kickingintender> update/report a bug
[05:03] <Tohuw> Ububegin: you'd need to scan all the contents of the directory, then grab them.
[05:03] <tim> IdeAleSs: Can you explain again what the issue is?
[05:03] <IdeAleSs> kickingintender, it is a pretty major bug!  Renders OO useless for me.
[05:03] <Ububegin> tim,Tohuw : found this link, guy.. http://rasterweb.net/raster/2007/02/14/recursive-ftp-using-wget/
[05:04] <Tohuw> Ububegin: in other words, ls . > list and run wget against that list (or so, there's a million ways)
[05:04] <Tohuw> oh
[05:04] <Tohuw> interesting
[05:04] <Tohuw> I odn't use wget enough
[05:04] <Tohuw> clearly
[05:04] <tim> Ububegin: Hope that solves it!
[05:04] <Tohuw> I've got a folder "foo". I ran chmod 2775 . from within the directory to add a sticky bit. Why doesn't chmod 0775 . unset it?
[05:04] <NeverCast> tim, I'm sure I will know how to install it once i download it (:
[05:04] <IdeAleSs> tim, I am creating some bid sheets for an auction.  As long as the files were small (3 or 4 pages) there were no problem.  They are now 8 to 12 pages and worked fine until I close them.
[05:05] <Ububegin> tim : quite cool huh.. just use wget -r ... :D
[05:05] <tim> NeverCast: Well... You aren't really installing or downloading anything...
[05:05] <tim> Ububegin: Wow! Easier than I thought!
[05:05] <IdeAleSs> tim, now when I open one the memory takes of and tops at about 2GB and the program is non responsive.  Sometimes it may try to act normal until I save the file and the same thing happens.
[05:05] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, does sudo fdisk pdc_fhdeecgf give anything?
[05:05] <tim> IdeAleSs: Can you try opening those documents in AbiWord or Google Docs to see if you can save them in a different format?
[05:06] <Ububegin> tim,Tohuw : Yeah.. Linux just makes everything simple.. Heil Linus Torwalds...
[05:06] <Petskull> does this crash firefox on ubuntu for anybody? http://www.3dtotal.com/tutorial/3d_studio_max/hard_surface_essentials/hard_surface_02.php
[05:06] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, actually sudo fdisk -l pdc_fhdeecgf
[05:06] <Tohuw> Ububegin: in this case, you'd be hailing GNU, not Linux ;)
[05:06] <IdeAleSs> tim, I will try.  I don't have AbiWord installed but I can.
[05:07] <tim> Ububegin: Haha. Linus really didn't have anything to do with wget.
[05:07] <tim> Petskull: It's messing up on Google Chrome for me.
[05:07] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: nothign
[05:07] <tim> IdeAleSs: It might just be a problem with ooffice, but it might also be a problem with the documents themselves.
[05:07] <synth> Is it possible to configure a WPA2 wireless interface in /etc/network/interfaces? Network Manager refuses to reconnect to my wireless. It did the first time.. ever since then it wont reconnect. even if I delete the entry and readd it.. so I want to go around networkmanager unless there's a fix. anyone?
[05:08] <synth> or does someone know a fix for networkmanager.. cause I cant find jack on google
[05:08] <rocket16> How to replace nautilus completely with PCmanfm? I tried the guide on Ubuntuforums, and backed up and removed nautilus as said in both guides of http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=692238 but still nautilus is loading, :(
[05:08] <Petskull> wtf?
[05:08] <rocket16> ?
[05:09] <tim> Petskull: I think it's that video on the page. It isn't playing. The page loads, but it crashes Totem.
[05:09] <tim> rocket16: Can you remove nautilus from your startup programs?
[05:09] <sweetpi> synth: you can use wpasupplicant in combination with the wpa-conf option in your interfaces file
[05:09] <Petskull> hmm... can I set it to not load it?
[05:09] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, I am sorry, I am out of ideas.  tried whatever I knew of fakeraid here.  Hope someone else can help. Or you could try the forums - http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=331
[05:09] <Petskull> it must be the filesize
[05:09] <synth> sweetpi: I will google that thanks
[05:09] <rocket16> tim: Nautilus isn't there, :'
[05:10] <JoeSomebody> will an asus eee pc like ubuntu?
[05:10] <tim> Petskull: Go to the preferences and remove Totem from when videos play?
[05:10] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: thanks for persisting. I have run out of time as well - got to hit the road. once again thanks.
[05:10] <tim> Petskull: Don't mess up Firefox though...
[05:10] <IdeAleSs> tim, google docs uploads them and shows them fine minus so layout and formating.
[05:10] <Petskull> hmm..
[05:10] <Petskull> I just want to click a link on that page
[05:10] <Petskull> the 'dl the video' link
[05:10] <tim> rocket16: Hmm... don't know what to tell you...
[05:10] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, My idea was to get to the /dev/mapper/xxxxx whatever and have it mounted in the fstab.  But that never fired
[05:11] <rocket16> tim: No problem, :)
[05:11] <tim> Petskull: Here you go: http://www.3dtotal.com/tutorial/3d_studio_max/hard_surface_essentials/HSE_Part2.zip
[05:11] <IdeAleSs> tim, it is also throwing away the header and footer
[05:11] <ajmetal87> Why the heck wont my Ubuntu boot from my windows ISO on disk? I select the bootmenu upon startup, and select CDrom and then it hangs up like its gonna do something, and bam!! BaCK To ubuntu...
[05:11] <JoeSomebody> will an asus eee pc like ubuntu? anyone using one with 10.04?
[05:11] <wookienz> jnewbuntu: ok thanks.... im trying dmraid but im not sure if it supports my fake raid controller...ill wil continue later when i get back. once again thanks.
[05:12] <jnewbuntu> wookienz, You are welcome
[05:12] <tim> rocket16: Keep in mind, that tutorial is quite old...
[05:12] <rocket16> tim: Yeah, :(
[05:12] <tim> IdeAleSs: Have you tried opening it in AbiWord?
[05:12] <NeverCast> tim, Normally I don't fail at installing stuff lol. I would like to think I was proficient enough in Linux to achieve this. But how do I install the PPA? :P
[05:12] <Petskull> thanks!
[05:12] <Petskull> can you get me the 3rd one?
[05:12] <dankobum> rolf@Dell-D810-Ubuntu:~$ ssh  192.168.178.28
[05:13] <bastid_raZor> ajmetal87: that has nothing to do with Ubuntu. it is your pirated windows iso that is faulty
[05:13] <dankobum> rolf@phenom-ubuntu:~$ export DISPLAY=Dell-D810-Ubuntu:0.0
[05:13] <dankobum> rolf@phenom-ubuntu:~$ gedit &
[05:13] <dankobum> [1] 1864
[05:13] <dankobum> rolf@phenom-ubuntu:~$
[05:13] <dankobum> (gedit:1864): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display: Dell-D810-Ubuntu:0.0
[05:13] <FloodBot2> dankobum: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:13] <tim> NeverCast: No worries. It shouldn't be this hard in the first place. The developers should do somethig about that.
[05:14] <IdeAleSs> tim, just installed AbiWord and trying now.
[05:14] <Petskull> tim?
[05:14] <NeverCast> tim, I got key 214AEA0E: public key "Launchpad PPA for OpenJDK" imported
[05:14] <NeverCast> but where do I go from here.
[05:14] <tim> Petskull: Hold on... I'm going as fast as i can...
[05:14] <Petskull> rgr
[05:14] <Petskull> no hurry
[05:15] <NeverCast> Petskull, I think tim's mental resources are at 100% at the moment.
[05:15] <tim> NeverCast: Ok. Now terminal "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" then launch the wurms app when it's done.
[05:15] <Petskull> heh
[05:15] <Petskull> page it out on your arm, man!
[05:15] <sweetpi> bastid_raZor: since when are iso files automatic piracy?
[05:15] <NeverCast> upgrade!
[05:15] <NeverCast> Oh yup
[05:15] <NeverCast> I typed update and not upgrade.
[05:15] <rocket16> Is there a Firefox-like browser which functions exactly like Firefox, consuming less memory? (Chrome is horrible, and Opera isn't open-source)
[05:15] <IdeAleSs> tim, AbiWord opens it about as well as GD.  It did keep the footer though.
[05:16] <NeverCast> rocket16, How much memory do you consider little memory?
[05:16] <resno> ive got the server runnig at home now-a-days.when i issue " sudo modprobe cpufreq_ondemand" i get module unknown.
[05:16] <bastid_raZor> sweetpi: please join #ubuntu-offtopic for offtopic chat
[05:16] <NeverCast> rocket16, You can probably find a build of Firefox with struff stripped out.
[05:16] <rocket16> NeverCast: Around 20 MB
[05:16] <tim> IdeAleSs: That looks like it's the best you're gonna get... :p I would try saving the document in .doc
[05:16] <dankobum> http://paste.ubuntu.com/458145/   I have a problem with opening a display via ssh
[05:16] <NeverCast> *stuff
[05:16] <rocket16> NeverCast: I am checking out the SWiftfox a fox, lets see if it works, :)
[05:17] <sweetpi> bastid_raZor: how is this off-topic, the user is talking about ubuntu
[05:17] <JoeSomebody> hello hello :) will an asus eee pc like ubuntu? anyone using one with 10.04? the xp sticker is half wore off, and i am told ms are aholes on such matters
[05:17] <prince_jammys> dankobum: use ssh -x, or ssh -Y
[05:17] <needpieceofmind> whats the simpliest way to get the new 10.4 to see the bcm43xx
[05:17] <bastid_raZor> sweetpi: attempting to boot a cd has nothing to do with Ubuntu.
[05:17] <resno> i am trying to setup cpu throttling and power management. when i issue " sudo modprobe cpufreq_ondemand" to change the mangement i get module unknown.
[05:18] <IdeAleSs> tim, I did.  Well, I downloaded from GD in .doc.  I would save it that way from OO if I could open it.
[05:18] <sweetpi> bastid_raZor: he is talking about booting an iso via grub, which was installed by ubuntu
[05:18] <IdeAleSs> tim, this is the first time that OO (linux / open source) has really let me down.  I have wasted hours on this and am so tempted to just do it at work with word.  Never thought I would think that.
[05:19] <dankobum> prince_jammys, both does not work, same problem
[05:19] <koanhead> is there a key combo to put my desktop to sleep?
[05:19] <NeverCast> tim, I didn't get the outdated warning this time.
[05:19] <tim> Petskull: http://www.3dtotal.com/tutorial/3d_studio_max/hard_surface_essentials/HSE_Part1.zip http://www.3dtotal.com/tutorial/3d_studio_max/hard_surface_essentials/HSE_Part2.zip http://www.3dtotal.com/tutorial/3d_studio_max/hard_surface_essentials/HSE_Part3.zip http://www.3dtotal.com/tutorial/3d_studio_max/hard_surface_essentials/HSE_Part4.zip
[05:19] <tim> http://www.3dtotal.com/tutorial/3d_studio_max/hard_surface_essentials/HardSurface_Essentials_SceneFiles.zip
[05:19] <FloodBot2> tim: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:19] <Petskull> thanks a lot, man
[05:19] <tim> NeverCast: Good. Is it working?
[05:19] <needpieceofmind> actually let me rephraze my question how can i get the file manager in 10.4 to see my cdrom
[05:19] <NeverCast> tim, starting now..
[05:19] <tim> Petskull: Sure thing. Good luck!
[05:20] <NeverCast> lagging.
[05:20] <resno> needpieceofmind: is your cdrom mounted?
[05:20] <NeverCast> connected..
[05:20] <prince_jammys> dankobum: where do you want gedit's window to appear? in the machine you're ssh'ing from?
[05:20] <NeverCast> ...
[05:20] <needpieceofmind> i cant even get ubuntu to see it to be able to mount it
[05:20] <tim> IdeAleSs: I'm sorry you're having problems... I don't like to use the .odf format. I usually don't mess around with it.
[05:20] <dankobum> yes
[05:20] <koanhead> @needpieceofmind: are you using ubuntu or xubuntu of other variant?
[05:20] <odinswand> im trying to download a web directory using wget -r, but it only downloads the index page? this is killing me
[05:21] <odinswand> any clues?
[05:21] <odinswand> the directory is http://gd2.mlb.com/components/game/mlb/year_2010/ btw
[05:21] <resno> i am trying to setup cpu throttling and power management. when i issue " sudo modprobe cpufreq_ondemand" to change the mangement i get module unknown.
[05:21] <needpieceofmind> ubuntu  with linux 2.6.32-21-generic
[05:21] <prince_jammys> dankobum: ssh -x 192.168.178.28  and then just gedit &
[05:21] <DocPlatypus> IdeAleSs: try running 'unzip -t' on your .odt files
[05:21] <NeverCast> tim, The game is running ^.^
[05:21] <bastid_raZor> resno: you are probably talking about cpufrequtils.. http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_use_cpufrequtils
[05:21] <resno> odinswand: why are you trying to download mlb.com?
[05:21] <koanhead> anyone know how to put my desktop to sleep?
[05:21] <odinswand> resno: just the game day data, for statistical analysis
[05:21] <tim> NeverCast: Good! I hope it works!
[05:21] <DocPlatypus> yes it's kind of silly but it will at least tell you if they are valid zip data (yes they are zip files)
[05:21] <adarsha> there seems to be some problem in the sleep function in ubuntu. if i put my computer to sleep, after waking up my comp becomes extremely slow.
[05:22] <resno> bastid_raZor: thanks, ill take a look at it
[05:22] <PingJ> How do you generally connect to the internet wirelessly on Ubuntu?
[05:22] <Rocketplumber> oops, looking for xubuntu help
[05:22] <PingJ> Do you have to type in all the information about your network?
[05:22] <koanhead> adarsha: that's interesting. desktop computer or latptop? How do you put it to sleep?
[05:22] <needpieceofmind> one time the file manager sees it and my flash drive and then the next it dont
[05:22] <dankobum> (gedit:2242): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[05:22] <_rwc_afk> anyone have issues with the latest kernel release and their wireless?
[05:23] <NeverCast> tim, I have no input :P
[05:23] <needpieceofmind> rwc  i aint been able to connect at all but i have the dreaded bcm43xx prob
[05:23] <adarsha> koanhead: it's a laptop. i use the sleep button.
[05:23] <IdeAleSs> DocPlatypus, everything is okay.  I actually recovered some from the last crash by deleting some content from the content.xml file in the archive.
[05:23] <NeverCast> lol
[05:23] <NeverCast> fail
[05:23] <DocPlatypus> IdeAleSs: cool
[05:23] <tim> NeverCast: Oh my... :p
[05:23] <NeverCast> tim, Game is running, stuff is moving around, but I can't interface with the game lol.
[05:23] <adarsha> koanhead: e.g., in kde, i use k->leave->sleep
[05:23] <Petskull> game?
[05:24] <prince_jammys> dankobum: do you have ''X11Forwarding yes'' in your remote machine's /etc/ssh/sshd_config ?
[05:24] <koanhead> ah, I have desktop and wondering how to put it asleep. what does dmesg say after waking?
[05:24] <tim> NeverCast: Now that's a java problem... You're going to have to wait until they update...
[05:24] <_rwc_afk> needpieceofmind: I see, just updated my kernel and having issues with network connection ... not sure how to go about solving the problem. Wonder if there is a fix.
[05:24] <Pr0jectRec0n> hey all, I have set in Ubuntu -> System -> Preferences -> Power Management -> On AC Power -> NEVER for 'Put computer to sleep when inactive for ' and still the screen gets locked after say 5 mins (even on AC power). Is there some other setting?
[05:24] <NeverCast> tim, I'll just mess with settings, might be a AWT thing.
[05:24] <quietone> can i access my laptop (with a dead screen) from a desktop, without moving the monitor off the desktop? How?
[05:24] <adarsha> koanhead: i had the same problem since ubuntu 9.04 (i upgraded the same till 10.04)
[05:24] <djmccormick> would any kind soul be willing to help me diagnose a network card issue? it's not showing up in my ubuntu CLI-only installation and i'm unsure how i can diagnose the issue. it's a card well known for working well with linux from what i can tell (D-Link DFE-530TX+)
[05:24] <tim> NeverCast: I hope so....
[05:25] <ajmetal87> Anyone here have Eve-Online running on Ubuntu?
[05:25] <NeverCast> tim, Me and a small team are making a clone of this game, so would be nice to get it running :P
[05:25] <DocPlatypus> [drm:intelfb_restore] *ERROR* Failed to restore crtc configuration: -22 <-- what is this?
[05:25] <koanhead> ok, i'm an ijit for not thinking of that menu item- but I would like to define a keybinding for it and gnome-keybindings does not answer
[05:25] <dankobum>  I have "ForwardX11 yes" in /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[05:25] <sweetpi> quietone: with ssh or vnc installed and setup on the laptop, yes
[05:26] <prince_jammys> dankobum: sshd_config  , with a 'd'
[05:26] <Pr0jectRec0n> anyone with a solution for me ?
[05:26] <tim> NeverCast: Don't know what to tell you man...
[05:26] <Pr0jectRec0n> hey all, I have set in Ubuntu -> System -> Preferences -> Power Management -> On AC Power -> NEVER for 'Put computer to sleep when inactive for ' and still the screen gets locked after say 5 mins (even on AC power). Is there some other setting?
[05:26] <tim> NeverCast: Sorry... :p
[05:26] <PingJ> I have a graphics problem with Ubuntu. Can't run it outside of Recovery Mode.
[05:26] <PingJ> Can anyone help?
[05:27] <NeverCast> tim, It's fine man, You have been a massive help :D.
[05:27] <NeverCast> tim, Thank you (:
[05:27] <tim> Pr0jectRec0n: Give Ubuntu Tweak a go. They've got better power management than the regular setup does.
[05:27] <sweetpi> Pr0jectRec0n: that would be controlled in your screensaver settings
[05:27] <quietone> sweetpi, and they won't send a confirmation msg to the laptop before allowing access?
[05:27] <tim> NeverCast: You're welcome! Good luck to you!
[05:27] <disappearedng> Hey everyone, when I do nslookup www.google.com I am getting  "can' resolve error". What's wrong? (I am still clearly online)
[05:27] <Pr0jectRec0n> sweetpi, ah, thats what I was thinking as well
[05:27] <NeverCast> woah, Need to increase this games nice
[05:27] <koanhead> PingJ, we will need more information, such as output of /var/log/X11/error.log (I may have the pathname wrong, someone please correct me)
[05:27] <NeverCast> got massive system lag lol.
[05:27] <odinswand> wget -r is not working? please help a noob out. throw me a bone.
[05:27] <dankobum> prince_jammys, yes I have
[05:27] <sweetpi> quietone: no, they need to already be setup on the laptop
[05:28] <prince_jammys> deadsoul_: .. and you have tried both ssh -x and ssh -Y _without_ setting the DISPLAY variable?
[05:28] <tim> NeverCast: Haha.
[05:28] <tim> odinswand: I'm trying... Hold up...
[05:28] <Pr0jectRec0n> tim, thanks for the suggestion, but yeah, the screensaver thing was what I wanted  to look @
[05:28] <PingJ> How would I access that?
[05:28] <odinswand> tim: cheers dude
[05:28] <quietone> sweetpi, can do. and as this is stressing me a bit, is one consider easier than the other?
[05:28] <tim> Pr0jectRec0n: Okiedokie. Best of luck!
[05:29] <Niglop> what program to burn vide ts files on linux?
[05:29] <adarsha> disappearedng: r u using a proxy? 'coz the same command works fine for me
[05:29] <Niglop> video*
[05:29] <sweetpi> quietone: well, with vnc you will be able to see/control your desktop.
[05:29] <disappearedng> adarsha: no I am not
[05:29] <prince_jammys> !info devede | Niglop
[05:29] <disappearedng> my /etc/resolv.conf has 192.168.1.1
[05:29] <sweetpi> quietone: its just one checkbox under Remote Desktop
[05:29] <tim> odinswand: Terminal "wget --help"
[05:29] <dankobum> I have tried both ssh -x and ssh -Y _without_ setting the DISPLAY variable, yes
[05:29] <Niglop> I said burn them to dvd prince_jammys
[05:29] <adarsha> disappearedng, does it work for any other url?
[05:30] <resno> thanks bastid_raZor my command was faulty
[05:30] <disappearedng> adarsha: no url works
[05:30] <odinswand> tim: yeah i tried a lot of different options
[05:30] <tim> odinswand: Recursive is backwards. You need the files in the directory, correct?
[05:30] <odinswand> tim: hm, yes
[05:30] <synth> yay, wireless is working without network manager trashing it
[05:30] <disappearedng> adarsha: nslookup www.yahoo.com; ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
[05:30] <tim> odinswand: This could be a problem
[05:30] <Niglop> what program to burn video ts files on linux?
[05:31] <synth> thanks for helping sweetpi
[05:31] <adarsha> disappearedng, try sudo apt-get update, and tell my what happens
[05:31] <sweetpi> dankobum: trying to run a program over ssh?
[05:31] <dankobum> sorry, sorry, it works now
[05:31] <prince_jammys> Niglop: k3b
[05:31] <odinswand> tim: it downloads index.html which isnt actually on the server. i dont know why it cant follow those links. its my understanding that that is what the recursive option means but i could be wrong
[05:31] <Niglop> ty
[05:32] <dankobum> ssh -Y _without_ setting the DISPLAY variable       works fine now
[05:32] <prince_jammys> dankobum: ;)
[05:32] <PingJ> How would I diagnose a graphical boot up malfuction?
[05:32] <NeverCast> tim
[05:32] <Niglop> prince_jammys>  any programs that arent 240mb.. lol?
[05:32] <NeverCast> When I click on the Game window
[05:32] <NeverCast> and press keys
[05:32] <Spaztic_One> Greetings guys, Having wireless issues with atheros 5001 (as per lspci) card in my laptop. Help and or wiki link?
[05:32] <tim> odinswand: Yeah... Try the FireFox extension Scrapbook.
[05:32] <NeverCast> the keys type into XChat ( My IRC Client, Only other window open )
[05:32] <dankobum> thank you very much
[05:32] <NeverCast> tim, instead of going to Java.
[05:32] <quietone> sweetpi, thank you.
[05:33] <prince_jammys> Niglop: i don't know. k3b is probably dragging a bunch of kde libraries
[05:33] <tim> NeverCast: Hmm. Try closing xchat?
[05:33] <NeverCast> Hmm..
[05:33] <prince_jammys> !burner | Niglop : see if one of these others does what you want
[05:33] <NeverCast> don't know if it will work as it's like everything is going straight through the Java window but can try
[05:33] <sweetpi> quietone: yw
[05:34] <PingJ> Can anyone help me with a boot up problem?
[05:34] <PingJ> I can't get Ubuntu to run on my laptop.
[05:35] <adarsha> PingJ, what's wrong?
[05:35] <tim> NeverCast: Did it work?
[05:35] <Spaztic_One> Greetings guys, Having wireless issues with atheros 5001 (as per lspci on Lucid) card in my laptop. Help and or wiki link?
[05:35] <NeverCast> tim, Nah]
[05:35] <guest> any buddy using micromax usb modem
[05:36] <guest> any buddy using micromax usb modem
[05:36] <tim> NeverCast: Don't know what to tell you... I'm not too good at Java.
[05:36] <PingJ> adarsha: When I boot up in Ubuntu, it eventually gets to a backround and the mouse pointer works. But nothing else.
[05:36] <guest> any buddy using micromax usb modem
[05:36] <NeverCast> tim, You've got me further than I could have so no worries man, thank you (:
[05:36] <prince_jammys> !wireless > Spaztic_One
[05:36] <Spaztic_One> Thanks prince_jammys
[05:36] <tim> NeverCast: You're welcome! Best of luck!
[05:36] <prince_jammys> welcome
[05:36] <packrat> Gentlemen: I am attempting to install 10.04 Netbook Remix on my Acer Aspire One GZ5, and its spitting back to me that it "Can not mount /dev/loop1 on /cow".  what does this mean?  I seems like its asking me to mount a filesystem or something
[05:36] <juniorMinT> hi can anyone help me with the notification area
[05:37] <juniorMinT> hi can anyone help me with the notification area settings
[05:37] <adarsha> PingJ, sorry, I'm not sure about that. did u try booting through recovery mode?
[05:37] <PingJ> It runs through Recovery Mode.
[05:37] <PingJ> I can't get a wireless internet connection, though.
[05:38] <kb_one> *** ajmetal87 ***
[05:38] <adarsha> PingJ: may be u can try booting into terminal and try apt-get gdm.
[05:39] <PingJ> What'll that do?
[05:39] <prince_jammys> give an error message :)
[05:40] <LJRuff> My network daemon hangs for like 20 seconds on startup, vastly increasing my boot times. How can I use it's pitchfork to speed it the hell up?
[05:41] <raddy> Hello Everybody
[05:41] <NeverCast> hello raddy
[05:41] <LJRuff> !hi | raddy
[05:41] <adarsha> PingJ, i think it'll install gdm (it's the login program)
[05:41] <raddy> I am using Ubuntu Lucid in a Lenovo Laptop containing synaptic touchpad.
[05:41] <JoeSomebody> will an asus eee pc like ubuntu? anyone using one with 10.04? the xp sticker is half wore off, and i am told ms are aholes on such matters
[05:41] <LJRuff> !ask | raddy
[05:41] <detrix42> Hello everyone.  How do I edit the grub menu.lst, when its no longer where I used to have it????
[05:42] <PingJ> I think its a graphic problem.
[05:42] <LJRuff> !language | JoeSomebody
[05:42] <prince_jammys> !grub2 | detrix42
[05:42] <LJRuff> JoeSomebody, asus eee pc's run ubuntu well afaik
[05:42] <adarsha> PingJ, may be... i'm not so sure...
[05:42] <raddy> Whenever the OS boots the touchpad is in locked state, i have to unlock it each time using FN+F8 key.
[05:42] <JoeSomebody> ty
[05:42] <LJRuff> detrix42, find menu.lst
[05:42] <detrix42> prince_jammys, thanks
[05:42] <prince_jammys> detrix42: if you are using a recent-enough ubuntu, menu.list is no longer used.
[05:43] <raddy> When i installed Synaptic driver in Windows too, this the case.
[05:43] <LJRuff> raddy, It was doing it in both windows and ubuntu?
[05:43] <raddy> So have uninstalled synaptic driver in Windows
[05:43] <kman> HI all anyone come across a login problem where you it prompts for ID, then password, the password again, and then starts again with user login prompt?
[05:44] <raddy> LJRuff: Yup, if synaptic driver kept installed in Windows, it would do the same.
[05:44] <LJRuff> raddy, then it sounds like a hardware issue. Has it always done this?
[05:44] <IdeAleSs> tim, found the problem if you are interested.
[05:45] <raddy> LJRuff: It has been doing this since sometime, but when i had installed Alps driver in Windows, this problem is not coming, even though the driver is not compatible with this touchpad.
[05:45] <IdeAleSs> tim, I was using the draw toolbar to put in some horizontal dividing lines.  They were causing the crash.  I edited the content.xml and deleted all the <Draw:Line>...</Draw:Line> code sections and things seem to be happy.
[05:46] <tim> IdeAleSs: Nice! How did you figure that out?
[05:46] <LJRuff> raddy, Sounds like it needs a newer driver - otherwise it's not much of an issue other than a simple inconvienance.
[05:46] <NeverCast> Lol
[05:46] <NeverCast> Yo Tim
[05:46] <tim> newboon2age_: Yeah?
[05:46] <NeverCast> Under 'Gameplay problems' on Wurmonline Client Troubleshooting
[05:46] <tim> NeverCast: Yeah?
[05:46] <NeverCast> there is only one Q and A
[05:46] <NeverCast> Wurm runs, but doesn't accept keyboard or mouse input/gain window focus after login (Linux)
[05:46] <tim> NeverCast: Haha. Talk about documentation.
[05:47] <raddy> LJRuff: It is not an inconvenience in Windows after uninstalling Synaptic driver.
[05:47] <tim> NeverCast: What's the solution?
[05:47] <linux> Quick question regarding choice of processor in my PC I'm about to buy...
[05:47] <tim> linux: Go ahead.
[05:47] <LJRuff> !ask | linux
[05:47] <NeverCast> Try a combination of switching the renderer between JOGL and LWJGL, and also experiment with 'Release OpenGL context each frame' in the advanced options menu.
[05:47] <NeverCast> You should also check that you are using the official Sun JRE 1.5, instead of [Blackdown Java-Linux] 1.4.2-02 (as included by default with many 'fully GPL' distros), as it is known to cause problems.
[05:47] <linux> Should I get the Phenom II Quad, or the Athlon 64 Quad? Which performs better?
[05:47] <LJRuff> Do you need a 64 bit processor?
[05:48] <tim> NeverCast: Well.
[05:48] <tim> NeverCast: Give that a shot?
[05:48] <IdeAleSs> tim, I had tried to delete them within OO.  I noticed they were not staying put to their anchor point.  Sense the crash got worse even on file that were good the more I opened them I did some snooping.  I searched the file I had deleted them from for Draw and noticed that there were still some in there even though I had deleted all the visible ones.  Just seemed odd to I removed the remaining ones.
[05:48] <tim> IdeAleSs: Hmm. I would stick to .doc from now on...
[05:49] <linux> Yeah, with all the video production I do, I need a 64bit
[05:49] <NeverCast> Lol odd
[05:49] <NeverCast> Crashed
[05:49] <NeverCast> Further than last crash
[05:49] <NeverCast> but crashed
[05:49] <IdeAleSs> tim, I will at least be avoiding the draw toolbar!
[05:49] <FloodBot2> NeverCast: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:49] <tim> NeverCast: Hmm.
[05:49] <tim> IdeAleSs: Haha. Good idea!
[05:50] <Shpook> Ok, I'm back. I've installed Ubuntu from the alternate install CD....still get a blank screen after the splash screen. No response to ctrl-alt-F1. Anyone?
[05:50] <NS_tech> what is the room for css help?
[05:50] <Shpook> #css
[05:50] <Shpook> i believe
[05:50] <LJRuff> linux, i've never looked at them. maybe ask in ##linux?
[05:50] <linux> hmmms
[05:51] <linux> may be a good idea :D
[05:51] <prince_jammys> and ##hardware
[05:51] <Shpook> Ok, well, anyone know how I can boot into a command line
[05:51] <Shpook> ?
[05:52] <jjack> hey guys i dont have a printer nor i use bluetooth so please tell me how 2 disable these updates and services
[05:52] <prince_jammys> Shpook: did you try booting 'single user mode', or 'recovery'?
[05:52] <Shpook> I just let it boot...I can't seem to find information on the shortcut to get into recovery :/
[05:52] <prince_jammys> !recovery
[05:53] <prince_jammys> mm
[05:53] <Shpook> wow....my face is red
[05:53] <Shpook> thanks :D
[05:53] <prince_jammys> no, it used to be in the grub menus
[05:53] <prince_jammys> but (blush) i don't know for sure, not running ubuntu
[05:54] <prince_jammys> i think they have a hot-key now to enter the menu?
[05:54] <DanDare> Hello, I know this is just offtopic but can someone help me? Need to know if my web server is accessible from the outside... making tests and with weird results,.. some guys cant connect despite of configuration being OK... just to know if trouble is the other point not me
[05:54] <Shpook> not sure how much it'll help...it always blanks out after usplash. From a wubi install, live-cd, and a fresh install
[05:54] <Shpook> i think so too, but google is failing me
[05:54] <Shpook> or am failing google
[05:54] <Shpook> i*
[05:54] <tim> DanDare: I'll take a look. What's the address?
[05:54] <DanDare> tim, can I PM you ?
[05:54] <UbuntuNub> DanDare, i tried this: in a browser, type your IP address
[05:55] <deltree_> how can i use custom sounds in ubuntu 10.04?
[05:55] <tim> DanDare: Sure.
[05:55] <Niglop> I copied the files from a disc of lost to my computer and its 6.4G and my discs are only 4.7g is there a way i can compress it or something?
[05:55] <jjack> hey guys i dont have a printer nor i use bluetooth so please tell me how 2 disable these updates and services
[05:56] <tim> jjack: You can delete the completely by removing any packages in the Software Center with "cups" and "bluez" in the name
[05:57] <Shpook> maybe usplash is preventing x from loading?
[05:57] <jjack> tim it says it will also remove ubuntu desktop package
[05:58] <prince_jammys> Shpook: hard to say when you can't log at any logs or anything. work on being able to boot to a command line
[05:58] <deltree_> i just got this zip of star trek sounds i want to use and im tired of the hippy drums intro
[05:58] <tim> jjack: That's fine. That's only a dummy package
[05:58] <prince_jammys> Shpook: *look at any logs, i mean.
[05:58] <tim> deltree_: Haha. Hippy drums! Perfect description!
[05:58] <deltree_> it is!
[05:58] <Shpook> yeah, that's my mission now :)
[05:58] <deltree_> i need some beep boop action
[05:58] <prince_jammys> Shpook: i'm guessing it might have to do with video mode
[05:58] <tim> deltree_: What's inside the zip file?
[05:59] <sweetpi> Shpook: what video chipset?
[05:59] <deltree_> oggs
[05:59] <Niglop> I copied the files from a disc of lost to my computer and its 6.4G and my discs are only 4.7g is there a way i can compress it or something?
[05:59] <deltree_> it says extract to usr/share/sounds but im not allowed
[06:00] <Shpook> sweetpi: intel something or another
[06:00] <tim> deltree_: You're going to have to use "gksu file-roller" in the Terminal. Then, open the directory and extract it to that destination.
[06:00] <needpieceofmind> how do i make see my cdrom and flash drive in 10.4 lucid
[06:00] <juniorMinT> media
[06:01] <sweetpi> Shpook: add "video=vesa i915.modeset=0" to your boot options
[06:01] <juniorMinT> cd /media/
[06:01] <juniorMinT> oh
[06:01] <LJRuff> needpieceofmind, are they in fstab?
[06:01] <juniorMinT> hey can anyone help me with my notification areaa settings
[06:01] <LJRuff> Can't mount something if it's not in fstab
[06:01] <LJRuff> !ask juniorMinT
[06:01] <deltree_> oh man im so new to this os. win since 3.1. i love ubuntu though just have no idea what that means sorry
[06:01] <Shpook> sweetpi: forgive me for being naive, but how do I edit the grub file?
[06:01] <needpieceofmind> ok im a complete noob with ubuntu  so i have to admit i dont know what a fstab is
[06:01] <deltree_> is that a command in the terminal
[06:02] <LJRuff> deltree_, win since 3.1 too
[06:02] <xpike> I am told to o recompile the module for VB sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
[06:02] <prince_jammys> Shpook: press 'e' in the grub menu to edit the boot command line
[06:02] <deltree_> whee!
[06:02] <xpike> o recompile the module for VB.
[06:02] <xpike> sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
[06:02] <sweetpi> Shpook: no need to edit just to test, when you get into grub, press e and change the options there
[06:02] <xpike> * Usage: /etc/init.d/vboxdrv {start|stop|restart|status}
[06:02] <tim> deltree_: Yep. Sorry I wasn't any clearer... You're going to have to open the Terminal and put that command in. Then, the graphical program will pop up.
[06:02] <deltree_> ive got dos skills... hee. you rock hold on....
[06:02] <needpieceofmind> xpike who are you talking to
[06:03] <xpike> anyone lol
[06:03] <xpike> I'm trying to get VB working
[06:03] <Grayhane> how do I delete unused master pages in open office impress ?
[06:03] <needpieceofmind> ok just asked cause i wasnt sure
[06:03] <bullgard_> How to determine the wireless chip and the wireless driver in use of the current Ubuntu 10.04 computer?
[06:03] <{C}ronos> I am about to do a new install, and was wondering on some opinions on how to partition ubuntu. between / /home and swap, wich is primary? what goes in the begining or end of the drive? I have a 500 gig HDD with 4 gigs of RAM.
[06:03] <OptimisticBear> So I accidentally got rid of the applet on my toolbar that shows active programs, and maybe a separate one that is the letter. both are present when i installed so i dont know the names of them... 10.04 btw
[06:04] <jjack> ubuntu installation should allow me tell 2 select perphirals that i have
[06:04] <LJRuff> bullgard4, lspci | grep -i wireless
[06:04] <deltree_> error cannot open roller (no such file or dir)
[06:04] <Shpook> prince_jammys, sweetpi: I don't actually get a grub menu...it pauses for a moment with a cursor, then goes to usplash, then goes blank. pressing "e" does nothing. :/
[06:04] <Shpook> I used to be a little sharper with all this :/
[06:04] <sweetpi> Shpook: hold shift while booting, or press esc
[06:05] <LJRuff> {C}ronos, All are primary, all at beginning - / should be around 7 gigs, swap should be at least the size of your ram and /home should take up the rest
[06:05] <tim> deltree_: The command in the terminal should be "gksu file-roller"
[06:05] <LJRuff> {C}ronos, don't forget one for /boot too to hold grub (1 gig)
[06:05] <deltree_> oh wait\
[06:05] <Shpook> ahaha! thank you.
[06:05] <UbuntuNub> Is the CLI the only way to edit a config file?
[06:05] <deltree_> im a fool\
[06:05] <prince_jammys> UbuntuNub: no
[06:05] <LJRuff> UbuntuNub, No, show hidden files and open them with gedit or another graphical text editor
[06:05] <needpieceofmind> is there anywhere i might find a stable ubuntu that already has the broadcom firmware in it
[06:05] <tim> UbuntuNub: Nope. You can use gedit to get the file.
[06:06] <UbuntuNub> Ok, when I open config files with gedit, they say that they are read only.
[06:06] <deltree_> so i use the archive manager that just opened to navigate to the sound fileand extract to usr/share/sounds yes?
[06:06] <LJRuff> UbuntuNub, chmod and add write perms to the file
[06:06] <{C}ronos> LJRuff, Thanks for the info. I have been reading alot on it, but wanted to see some answers in real time.
[06:07] <OptimisticBear> Help: Deleted the letter icon on my panel and I cant find the name of it anywhere online to add it back to my panel
[06:07] <bullgard_> LJRuff: Your recipe does not function on my IBM Thinkpad T42 computer. It does not produce any outbut although this computer is wireless operational.
[06:07] <tim> deltree_: Yep. Sounds like you got it.
[06:07] <sweetpi> UbuntuNub: cause you need write permissions look at sudo or gksudo
[06:07] <LJRuff> bullgard4, I have a thinkpad too. Can you just lspci and pastebin the output to me?
[06:07] <sweetpi> bullgard4: lshw -C network
[06:08] <OptimisticBear> can someon right click and tell me the name of that letter icon on the top panel (default)
[06:08] <LJRuff> or that works, thx sweetpi
[06:08] <UbuntuNub> Ok, I'll have a stab at that.
[06:08] <tim> OptimisticBear: Letter icon? Can you be more specific?
[06:09] <OptimisticBear> the one that looks like snail mail
[06:09] <xpike> can anyone help me install Virtual Box OSE? It's said I need to recompile some modules for the driver to work
[06:09] <deltree_> wow sweet time! thanks ubuntu guru!
[06:09] <OptimisticBear> like a piece a mail you send to the post
[06:09] <bharat1> hjh
[06:09] <maxwellian> needpieceofmind: Sorry, wireless is a little rough in Ubuntu out of the box, because there aren't free drivers for a lot of hardware.
[06:10] <bharat1> usb modem help i need
[06:10] <deltree_> so why was i denied permission to extract before using the terminal to open the archive manager?
[06:10] <tim> OptimisticBear: Oh. That could be two things. It could be Evolution, the mail manager, or it could be the notifications area in the pane.
[06:11] <maxwellian> needpieceofmind: Have you tried ndiswrapper?
[06:11] <bharat1> =-O
[06:11] <bullgard_> LJRuff: http://pastebin.com/MuC61c26
[06:11] <OptimisticBear> tim: I have the notifications area on my panel but i cant see running applications like amarok. ill try mail manager
[06:11] <simon> i have some problems
[06:12] <simon> i install ubuntu using my old /home
[06:12] <needpieceofmind> @maxwellian not yet if ur refering to my network problems
[06:12] <prince_jammys> deltree_: because you ran fileroller as admin using 'gksu', which allowed you to write to /usr/share/whatever
[06:12] <tim> deltree_: You were denied permission because the /usr/ directory is owned by root. You needed to do "gksu" which runs root with graphics so you can use the extractor program to get those files from the user side to the root side.
[06:12] <simon> but i reboot and it uses deafult config
[06:12] <LJRuff> bullgard_, did you try sweetpi's suggestion? (lshw -C network)
[06:12] <prince_jammys> deltree_: had you just typed 'fileroller' you still would have been denied permission.
[06:13] <maxwellian> needpieceofmind: What have you tried?
[06:13] <needpieceofmind> the fwcutter
[06:13] <tim> OptimisticBear: Running applications would be listed under the "Window List" applet in the panel.
[06:13] <needpieceofmind> but thinking about downgrading to feisty
[06:13] <simon> this should look like this http://img191.imageshack.us/content_round.php?page=done&l=img191/9974/screenshot011ac.png
[06:13] <deltree_>  fascinating. Thank you very much. im still getting my head around the file system and no virtually no terminal commands (except old dos throwbacks like dir ect)
[06:14] <simon> but it looks...
[06:14] <simon> http://img139.imageshack.us/content_round.php?page=done&l=img139/8574/pantallazowq.png
[06:14] <sebsebseb> !feisty | needpieceofmind
[06:14] <simon> any help?=(
[06:14] <prince_jammys> Shpook: mm, that sucks. i had this problem with one of my monitors. it still has to do with video mode, i think, but i don't know the solution.
[06:14] <sebsebseb> !eol
[06:14] <Shpook> alright, that didn't work either, neither did nosplash
[06:15] <ubuntless> Can anyone help me configure VirtualBox Ose? I'm trying to install windows xp
[06:15] <prince_jammys> Shpook: ah, you were able to edit the boot line?
[06:15] <sebsebseb> ubuntless: #vbox
[06:15] <maxwellian> needpieceofmind: What are you using now?  Gutsy?
[06:15] <Shpook> prince_jammys: eventually I'll get it figured out...I have video problems on every gateway I've ever tried installing ubuntu on
[06:15] <Shpook> prince_jammys: yeah, through the grub editor
[06:15] <ubuntless> #vbox
[06:15] <OptimisticBear> tim: well its not just the a list of the windows its like a background application
[06:15] <sebsebseb> ubuntless: /join #vbox
[06:15] <bullgard_> sweetpi: Thank you very much for your help.  --  And how can I determine what driver drives my wireless interface?
[06:16] <tim> OptimisticBear: I'm sorry... I'm still not understanding what you're talking about...
[06:16] <sweetpi> bullgard4: it should be listed in that command, something like "driver: ath5k"
[06:16] <prince_jammys> bullgard_: there is a 'thinkwiki' site that may be useful in general, for a thinkpad user, btw.
[06:16] <needpieceofmind> im sure it would all be much easier if i had net on that box but no net except wireless card and i have tried a few tuts i have found to get it to work but nothing i have a done has worked  i have read numerous articles about issues with the 4318:14e4  which is what i have
[06:17] <djmccormick> i'm having trouble getting my D-Link DFE-530TX+ network card to work properly. it shows up in ifconfig but all the packet numbers are all zero. any tips?
[06:17] <OptimisticBear> tim: ok so instead of minimizing the application i can "close" it and it will still run and an icon of the running application will pop up next to the mail manager icon, which i cant find still.
[06:17] <sweetpi> Shpook: what was your exact command line?
[06:18] <ross__> what does "sudo bash" do
[06:18] <OptimisticBear> tim: Indicator applet!!
[06:18] <tim> OptimisticBear: Is that "alltray"?
[06:18] <FlameTai1> hi guys
[06:18] <prince_jammys> ross__: starts a shell as root. you may as well do ''sudo -i''
[06:18] <tim> OptimisticBear: Ok good!
[06:18] <maxwellian> needpieceofmind: It's frustrating, I know.  I've never tried to work with the Broadcom cards, so I may not be much use.  But we can try.  What distribution are you using now?  Gutsy?
[06:18] <ross__> prince_jammys: can you expound on that?
[06:18] <prince_jammys> ross__: do you know what bash is?
[06:18] <ross__> prince_jammys: no
[06:18] <bullgard_> sweetpi: Yes, you are right. I overlooked it. Sorry.
[06:18] <OptimisticBear> tim: thanks for the help
[06:18] <ross__> prince_jammys: how do you get out?
[06:19] <prince_jammys> ross__: exit
[06:19] <tim> OptimisticBear: Sorry I wasn't any better...
[06:19] <bharat1> Any buddy using micromax 300g usb modem .. plz help me to how to connect ?
[06:19] <ross__> prince_jammys: what is bash
[06:19] <Dat001> hi all
[06:19] <bharat1> Any buddy using micromax 300g usb modem .. plz help me to how to connect ?
[06:19] <Shpook> sweetpi: video=vesa i915.modeset=0
[06:19] <prince_jammys> ross__: it's the interpreter for the shell (the commandline you see in a terminal, for example)
[06:19] <mistermatt> does anyone know any cheap usb wifi adapters that will work out of the box with ubuntu?
[06:19] <mistermatt> or with very minimal configuring
[06:20] <bharat1> Any buddy using micromax 300g usb modem .. plz help me to how to connect ?
[06:20] <prince_jammys> ross__: when you open a terminal and see a prompt, that is bash running in interactive mode.
[06:20] <sweetpi> Shpook: there wasnt any other options before that?
[06:20] <NeverCast> tim, IT WORKS :D
[06:20] <tim> NeverCast: Yay!
[06:20] <Shpook> prince_jammys, sweetpi: I was able to boot into recovery and low graphics mode, so now I'm going to go over the logs
[06:20] <prince_jammys> Shpook: excellent
[06:20] <ross__> prince_jammys: i see
[06:20] <NeverCast> tim, oh wait it stopped...
[06:20] <Dat001> my normal 3 g modem and wi-fi modem work out of the box
[06:20] <tim> NeverCast: :p
[06:20] <ross__> prince_jammys: so sudo bash sets it in the shell mode?
[06:20] <Dat001> pluged it in and it work
[06:20] <needpieceofmind> dat what kinda wifi do u have
[06:20] <NeverCast> tim, Damn it IRC killed it :P
[06:20] <Shpook> sweetpi: oh, yes there were, I just don't remember them all. an initd something I believe, and a few others
[06:21] <Dat001> the vodafone 3 g modem with wi-fi
[06:21] <prince_jammys> ross__: 'sudo' runs a program as root. 'sudo bash' starts an interactive shell as root
[06:21] <prince_jammys> well, sudo with no user argument runs as root, or superuser
[06:21] <Dat001> connection to n  of the shelf wi-fi router
[06:22] <ross__> prince_jammys: looks like i need to read more about linux : (
[06:22] <needpieceofmind> what brand
[06:22] <simon> any help ;_;?
[06:22] <maxwellian> ross__: Why are you trying to do sudo bash?
[06:22] <tim> NeverCast: I'm sorry but i've got to go.
[06:22] <needpieceofmind> sorry missed the first part
[06:22] <NeverCast> tim, All good mate, Cya later ;)
[06:22] <tim> NeverCast: Good luck!
[06:22] <prince_jammys> !manual | ross__
[06:23] <prince_jammys> !bash | ross__
[06:23] <jenda> Morning. I'm using Lucid and compiz (or whatever the accelerated desktop is called now - it was installed as default). I have four workspaces and I often switch between them - I have very specific applications running on each. However, the Ctrl+Alt+arrowkey shortcut only works in one out of ten times. There doesn't seem to be any explanation (or any difference between the cases). I press the keys once and the workspace slides - the next second, the same s
[06:24] <seidos> my sound mixer icon is missing from the gnome-panel, how can I start it?
[06:24] <mistermatt> I'll make a forum post on the ubunutu forums maybe
[06:24] <sweetpi> simon: adding a theme isnt going to install programs the user had, where you downloaded it, you should ask what programs were running
[06:24] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[06:24] <sebsebseb> !panels | seidos
[06:24] <deltree_> ok more entry level questions. in my users and groups settings i have disabled the login password. yet i am still asked to unlock the default keyring at login. how can i disable this prompt while keeping a password for system changes and installation of programs?
[06:25] <seidos> sebsebseb, that won't work, restarting doesn't fix the problem
[06:25] <simon> sweetpi, but i shouldnt have hemes and csettings?
[06:25] <ActionParsnip> deltree_: there's a pam keyring package which should unlock the key at login. Let me find a guide
[06:25] <sebsebseb> simon: and you can't just add it to panel either?
[06:25] <sebsebseb> seidos: ^
[06:26] <deltree_> and do you people get paid for helping everyone out or are you just packed full of awesome?
[06:26] <sebsebseb> deltree_: volunters not paid
[06:26] <sweetpi> simon: sry didnt realize yours looked stock, maybe the theme isnt compatible
[06:26] <seidos> sebsebseb, what?
[06:26] <simon> sweetpi, the problem is the configuration
[06:26] <deltree_> bonus awesome to all you
[06:26] <sebsebseb> seidos: as in above, since I messaged simon by mistake
[06:26] <simon> i install using the old /home partition
[06:27] <ImaLamer> deltree_, what is money?
[06:27] <prince_jammys> !compiz > ross__
[06:27] <sweetpi> simon: how are you adding the theme?
[06:27] <maxwellian> ImaLamer: :)
[06:27] <ImaLamer> no really, it's been a while :(
[06:28] <deltree_> money is a tool of the greedy to give you nothing for something
[06:28] <ActionParsnip> deltree_: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/07/12/automatically-unlocking-the-default-gnome-keyring-pam-keyring/
[06:28] <seidos> sebsebseb, ah, didn't think about that.  Let me try.
[06:28] <Spaztic_One> OK, so, I just noticed that my wireless is listed as "disabled" How do I enable it?
[06:28] <simon> the themeis in /home,i reinstalled and it isnt installed
[06:28] <ActionParsnip> deltree_: personally I use wicd and it seems to sidestep that for some reason.
[06:28] <Shpook> VESA(0): Bad V_BIOS checksum.....not good, eh?
[06:29] <ActionParsnip> Spaztic_One: run: sudo lshw -C network ,websearch for the product line to find guides
[06:29] <ActionParsnip> Spaztic_One: if it says broadcom 43xx then use this
[06:29] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom
[06:29] <Spaztic_One> its an atheros
[06:29] <ennui> does anyone know of a way to remove or hide the gnome title bar on windows?
[06:29] <seidos> sebsebseb, thank you, adding to panel worked
[06:29] <sebsebseb> seidos: np
[06:30] <ActionParsnip> Spaztic_One: ok then the link is no good. Throw the full chip into a search engine to find guides
[06:30] <ross__> how do you set up
[06:30] <Spaztic_One> however, broadcom is what my desktop uses, but that is irrelevant at present
[06:30] <ross__> other desktop environments
[06:30] <ross__> such as KDE
[06:30] <boxbeats1> hi guys, im looking for a resource to teach me how to create a public mySQL server i can access from multiple EC2 servers
[06:30] <boxbeats1> i've googled for half an hour but no luck
[06:31] <boxbeats1> any suggestions?
[06:31] <Shpook> prince_jammys, sweetpi: Thanks for the help guys. I'll get the rest of it figured out tomorrow, ou got me pretty far though. Again, thanks.
[06:31] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: are you saying you have another machine that has a broadcom card?
[06:31] <Shpook> you*
[06:31] <ActionParsnip> ross__: you can install them by installing kubuntu-desktop, fluxbox, lxde or whatever de you desire. There are many in the repo
[06:31] <prince_jammys> Shpook: welcome
[06:31] <BaSH> server irclobby.com
[06:31] <ross__> would sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop work?
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> !sl | boxbeats1
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> !sql
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> Wow, no factoid. Will suggest later
[06:32] <boxbeats1> o ok ActionParsnip
[06:32] <maxwellian> Is there a list of the factoids?
[06:33] <deltree_> i opened that file with gedit but cant seem to actually edit anything
[06:34] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian: Yes, but that is not the computer I am trying to get working. That one is also running Windows XP, but I need wireless for my laptop for school which has an atheros card
[06:34] <deltree_> i installed pam
[06:35] <rollman> is there a way bring back a file that's been deleted?
[06:35] <needpieceofmind> ok i have a 4318  which uses the bcm43xx i just ran sudo iwlist scan and got a list of networks now the next question is how do i connect
[06:35] <rian> hi all
[06:35] <ActionParsnip> boxbeats1: you can install an sql server on ubuntu. Sql is a defacto standard so whatever you want to connect to it will be fine
[06:35] <prince_jammys> rollman: how did you delete it?
[06:35] <rian> can i ask something?
[06:35] <rollman> rm
[06:35] <rollman> empty trash lol
[06:35] <boxbeats1> ActionParsnip: right now i'm connecting to the mysql server via "localhost"
[06:35] <prince_jammys> rollman: that can be very painful.
[06:35] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: What kind of Atheros card?
[06:35] <ActionParsnip> Rollman: use backups
[06:35] <boxbeats1> ActionParsnip:  what is the address i use externally from other servers?
[06:35] <ActionParsnip> needpieceofmind: use network-manager
[06:36] <rian> how to see what wireless ip that i use now?
[06:36] <maxwellian> needpieceofmind: If the scan works, you should have a gui of some kind to connect.  Network manager is installed by default, I think
[06:36] <deltree_> should i use a dif program to edit ect/pamd/gdm?
[06:36] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian: 5001, I belive. just a sec and I can paste bin the results of my lshw
[06:36] <bullgard_> rollman: It depends. As a rule: No. But if you have been deleting a file using GNOME programs, you should find it in the Trash folder where you can retrieve it.
[06:36] <ActionParsnip> boxbeats1: the ip of the network device it attatches to the network with. ifconfig will show the address
[06:37] <boxbeats1> ActionParsnip: ah ok. and i dont need to configure anything else?
[06:37] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/2tuihKB7
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> deltree_: gksudo gedit ,will open it. I suggest you make a copy of the current one in case of catastrophe
[06:38] <deltree_> cool brb
[06:38] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Thanks, don't know if I can help, but I'll compare my own setup.  Give me a minute.
[06:38] <rollman> i need the source for an assembly program i wrote and deleted i want to see what i done bullgard no i emptied the trash
[06:38] <ross__> i just installed kubuntu desktop in the termianl
[06:38] <ross__> and i am stuck
[06:38] <ActionParsnip> boxbeats1: if its working as normal from localhost then it will be the same on that ip. I suggest you put the server on a static ip (dhcp for servers is a disaster waiting to happen)
[06:38] <ross__> in the instructin page
[06:38] <ross__> the last line
[06:38] <ross__> says
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> ross__: quit hammering enter, you are spamming the channel
[06:39] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian: OK. I think it might be that Lucid says that the card is disabled, and I am uncertain as to how to enable it
[06:39] <ross__> default display manager, how do you get out of this? I tried hitting enter, q, and tab, and it doesn't work
[06:39] <boxbeats1> ActionParsnip: icic ok.  thanks!
[06:39] <prince_jammys> ross__: do any options appear?
[06:39] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Just to be sure, is there a switch for your card?
[06:40] <ross__> 1 gdm 2 kde 3 ..
[06:40] <ActionParsnip> ross__: use cursors and enter
[06:40] <ross__> wait...i picked option 2 and entered, it seems to be unpacking a lot of packages..
[06:40] <ActionParsnip> ross__: or maybe tab
[06:41] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian: Heh, not sure. Its new to me, just button with a wifi looking symbol on it that is blue.  It was red earlier and I'm not sure what made it change colors. pressing it doesn't seem to do anything
[06:41] <ActionParsnip> ross__: yes you picked kdm and the install is continuing
[06:41] <ross__> what if i had picked the other ones
[06:41] <ross__> gdm, i already have this environment
[06:42] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, ack, highlighted and deleted half my post. Computer is new to me, just got it in the mail today off of ebay. There is a button  with a wifi (etc)
[06:42] <deltree_> well nothing bad happened but i still needed to unlock the keyring manually. what was the other method somone suggested?
[06:42] <bullgard_> rollman: It depends how you write the source code of the assembly program. Usually people write the source code of an assembly program in a text editor. May be this text editor automatically made a copy of your assembly source code text. If you wrote the assembly source code in a programming environment, chances  are that the programming envoronment automatically made a copy of your source...
[06:42] <bullgard_> ...code text.
[06:43] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Do you know when the switch is on/off?
[06:43] <bullgard_> s/envoronment/environment/
[06:43] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Google your laptop or whatever to figure that out first, if not.
[06:43] <deltree_> and do i need to remove this pam business if it doesnt work?
[06:43] <rollman> bullgard i'll check see
[06:44] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, yeah... lol, knowing what I'm using would probably be most beneficial
[06:44] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Hardly ever hurts. :)
[06:46] <rian> fuck
[06:46] <rian> damn
[06:46] <rian> What the hell?
[06:46] <dan_> cs
[06:46] <mneptok> rian: watch the language
[06:46] <dan_> jak je
[06:47] <dan_> ja mam xubuntu
[06:47] <dan_> hej stetu
[06:47] <Spaztic_One> Maxwellian, found a lable saying it is a HP, Compaq Presario CQ50
[06:47] <mneptok> !no | dan_
[06:47] <ImaLamer> Spaztic_One, your wifi doesn't come on
[06:47] <Spaztic_One> Blue wifi light means that it is turned on, according to someone on yahoo answers or whatever
[06:47] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: And it's blue now?
[06:48] <dan_> ahoj mam xubuntu
[06:48] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, yes.
[06:48] <ImaLamer> Spaztic_One, likely need the broadcomm drivers first
[06:48] <maxwellian> ImaLamer, He's got an atheros card.
[06:48] <Spaztic_One> ImaLamer: I have an atheros card in this computer
[06:48] <maxwellian> ImaLamer, Or she, sorry.
[06:48] <ImaLamer> Spaztic_One, i have an HP that does the same without the driverrrr nvm
[06:48] <dan_> kdo ma xubuntu
[06:48] <dan_> halo
[06:48] <dan_> a
[06:48] <dan_> a
[06:48] <dan_> a
[06:48] <FloodBot2> dan_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:48] <ImaLamer> then idk, my atheros always 'just worked'
[06:49] <Spaztic_One> Maxwellian, I'm a guy. :)
[06:49] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One, Okay, now we know what kind of computer you have, and your gender.
[06:49]  * maxwellian cracks knuckles.
[06:49] <Spaztic_One> Haha, sounds like we're making progress then
[06:49] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One, Now we can get some work done. :)
[06:49] <mneptok> dan_: English only.
[06:49] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Which distribution are you using?
[06:50] <Spaztic_One> lucid
[06:50] <Spaztic_One> upgrade from karmic 9.10
[06:50] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Okay, try this: lsmod | grep ath
[06:51] <Spaztic_One> Reason why it was an upgrade is because I had burnt a CD a while back and saw no reason to make a new one
[06:51] <Spaztic_One> Maxwellian, ok, its listing a few things
[06:52] <joshx12> Hi all. I've just installed likewise-open here at work so I can use ubuntu at work. Everything works 100%. I just can't login now as my local user ("josh") or ("root"). Does anyone know why this is? i can log in as the AD user, just can't access my local user(s) to add the user to the sudo list.
[06:52] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Okay, from here on I'm just guessing, since my problem has always been that the module wasn't listed.  But if you like, we can keep trying?
[06:52] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: At least till someone more knowledgeable decides to jump in... :)
[06:53] <Spaztic_One> Maxwellian, Sure, why not? so, what do I do with the information that was dumped by the lsmod?
[06:54] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Can you tell me what they are?
[06:54] <Ashex> Where are the default gnome themes stored in the system?
[06:54] <Ashex> Want to modify one of them
[06:55] <Spaztic_One> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/WqbkSUeG
[06:55] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/WqbkSUeG
[06:55] <sweetpi> Ashex: /usr/share/themes/
[06:55] <Ashex> Ah, thanks sweetpi
[06:57] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[06:58] <prince_jammys> yo no soy marinero
[06:58]  * sinistrad waves at ActionParsnip 
[06:58] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Thanks, I'm Googling around.  What have you tried?
[06:58] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: So I can skip it. :)
[07:00] <Spaztic_One> checked a couple of blacklistings, not much else. I don't understand all of the workings of ubuntu as of yet.
[07:00] <Spaztic_One> I did add one or two blacklistings, one was already in one of the other files as i discovered later
[07:01] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: So from a fresh install, it wasn't working.  Then you tried to blacklist a couple of things.  What did you try to blacklist?
[07:02] <ActionParsnip> Pretty quiet today
[07:05] <kickingintender> updating the kernel broke my sys
[07:05] <seidos> kickingintender, what kernel?  what happened?
[07:05] <ActionParsnip> kickingintender: hold shift at boot, use the old kernel and log a bug
[07:05] <kickingintender> nothing worked
[07:05] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, ath_hal and ath_pci, one of which was already listed in one of the other .conf files
[07:06] <OsamaK> Other than /home/.ecryptfs/user/.Private, where does ecryptfs save encrypted files? (My Desktop -not the whole /home- is encrypted and I cannot find where to mount it)
[07:06] <kickingintender> it said ubuntu is running in safe graphical mode
[07:06] <pondera> hey im having an issue. i have a mackbook with refit install , leopard as primary os and ubuntu as secondary, i tried to install another os and it messed up my grub thingy, now i get a grub command line screen when i try to load ubuntu
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> kickingintender: you can edit /etc/default/grub to set the default as the older kernel
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> kickingintender: you will need to install your video driver for that kernel then
[07:06] <kickingintender> i just swept the ubuntu installation drive now i will do clean instlal
[07:07] <ashiswin> hey anyone here knows how to use a huawei e1550 mobile broadband on ubuntu?
[07:07] <ActionParsnip> ashiswin: run: lsusb ,search for the 8 character hex id to find guides
[07:07] <pondera> hey im having an issue. i have a mackbook with refit install , leopard as primary os and ubuntu as secondary, i tried to install another os and it messed up my grub thingy, now i get a grub command line screen when i try to load ubuntu
[07:07] <kickingintender> somebody in this channel told me that i can safely remove the cups and ubuntu desktop pakage and i did that
[07:07] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Just saw an interesting post, what happens when you type rfkill list
[07:08] <ashiswin> i did and i used the guide but it didnt work
[07:08] <kickingintender> i dont have printer so i removed cups and its dependencies and some cups related packages is it safe to remove them?
[07:08] <ashiswin> and modem_modeswitch said founddevice then it says could not find device
[07:08] <Spaztic_One> phy0: wireless lan soft blocked, no, hardblocked, yes
[07:09] <ActionParsnip> ashiswin: there will be a few. Try a different one. If you can give the id someone could help look (web is painfully slow for me)
[07:09] <ashiswin> 12d1:1001
[07:09] <BlackWeb> is anyone familiar with slackware
[07:09] <prince_jammys> kickingintender: it is safe to remove cups, yes.
[07:09] <ashiswin> i used 12d1 for vendor and 1001 for product ids but they didnt work
[07:10] <kickingintender> wht cud be the issue .....Actionparnship
[07:10] <pondera> hey im having an issue. i have a mackbook with refit install , leopard as primary os and ubuntu as secondary, i tried to install another os and it messed up my grub thingy, now i get a grub command line screen when i try to load ubuntu
[07:11] <ashiswin> anyone knows whats wirong?
[07:11] <ashiswin> wrong*
[07:11] <mneptok> ActionPawnshop: hi!
[07:11]  * mneptok laughs
[07:12] <kickingintender> empathy  doesnt log me into ubuntu channel why
[07:12] <ashiswin> seriously... noone has had the problem?
[07:12] <DocPlatypus> okay
[07:12] <kickingintender> should i download xchat?
[07:12] <DocPlatypus> I'm getting a message "Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!" when booting the kernel in 10.04
[07:12] <_rwc> Any have a clue to why my wireless worked prior to kernel 2.6.32-23-generic #37?
[07:12] <DocPlatypus> the kernel from 9.10 still boots but I can't get a GUI
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> kickingintender: it can do with config. If you prefer xchat then use that
[07:13] <kickingintender> wht configuration?
[07:14] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian: phy0: wireless lan soft blocked, no, hardblocked, yes
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> _rwc: log a bug. My wifi had issues 2 kernels ago in maverick but has been solved now :)
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> kickingintender: your config in empathy. I'm sure you can add the server / channel etc
[07:15] <maxwellian> Okay, so I've seen this issue on a couple of posts.  Apparently their is some kind of issue with your wireless switch.
[07:15] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Heh, there.
[07:16] <kickingintender> ActionParsnip is it safe to remove printer related cups from software center
[07:16] <Spaztic_One> Is it a physical issue that would mean replacing the switch, or some configuration that can be fixed more easily?
[07:16] <kickingintender> i dont have printer
[07:16] <kickingintender> or how do i tell ubuntu that i dont have printer
[07:16] <_rwc> could anyone walk me through some obvious steps to correct my wireless?
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> kickingintender: could try it, see what else it wants to remove with it. Its very light and if you grab a printer later it may cause issues
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> _rwc: sudo lshw -C network ,websearch for the product line.
[07:17] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Did your wireless work on 9.10?
[07:18] <Spaztic_One> Don't belive so. I think that may have been when the light was red, though I didn't really attempt anything at that point
[07:18] <kickingintender> i think updating the kernel broke my system
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> kickingintender: then use the previous one
[07:19] <kickingintender> i tried but both are not booting
[07:19] <_rwc> ActionParsnip: Switching back to the prior kernel doesn't appear to fix my wireless issue.
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> kickingintender: then edit the boot and watch the kernel messages rather than the stupid splash getting in the way. Can reveal good stuff
[07:20] <kickingintender> i just filed a bug
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> _rwc: then i'd set it up from scratch using guides online. May make it jump into life
[07:20] <hopeless8009> I need some help getting my Ubuntu 10.4 server on my wireless network. I want it to get is IP address form the DHCP server in my router
[07:21] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Did you say you have a boot disc of some kind?  Preferably 9.10?
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> hopeless8009: that is the default behaviour
[07:21] <HandyGandy> I'm running karmic upgraded to lucid. Can I can KDE 4.5 backports right now?
[07:22] <kickingintender> HandyGandy ur using kubntu or ubuntu
[07:22] <hopeless8009> ActionParsnip: I dont thank i set it up right
[07:22] <HandyGandy> kickingintender: Ubuntu.
[07:22] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, yes, its either 9.10 or 9.4. I can put my hands on it in just a minute and find out
[07:23] <HandyGandy> I isntalled KDE.
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> hopeless8009: then check you have an ip with: ifconfig
[07:24] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: This is strange, but someone reported that by booting into Jaunty (I'm guessing Karmic would work), they were able to push switch and it removed the hard block.
[07:24] <hopeless8009> ActionParsnip, wlan0 shows no IP
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> HandyGandy: http://www.manast.com/2010/05/31/upgrade-kde-4-5-rc-1-kubuntu-lucid-10-04/ use at your own risk
[07:24] <ashiswin> thanks
[07:24] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: It won't hurt anything to try, but this is voodoo at this point.  I have no idea why this would work.
[07:24] <ashiswin> now it works:)
[07:24] <kickingintender> quit
[07:24] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, Yeah, I think I remember hearing about numerous people having issues where if they disabled their wireless in windows and rebooted into ubuntu, it was disabled and couldn't be enabled without returning to windows
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> hopeless8009: ok then run: sudo iwlist scan ,do it show APs?
[07:25] <Spaztic_One> and that was with laptops in general, not any one in specific
[07:25] <deltree_> so i have disabled my login and taken anything that says keyring out of my startup programs, installed and configured pamkeyring and still must enter password at startup. any ideas?
[07:25] <Spaztic_One> Maxwellian, either way, I will try that and we shall see. Be back in a couple minutes.
[07:25] <hopeless8009> ActionParsnip, I can see my home wireless network
[07:25] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Good luck!
[07:26] <Spaztic_One> Thanks!
[07:26] <qwrfwgdvs> hi lol
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> hopeless8009: ok that's good. The hard bit has been done. Ok scroll up, what device found the APs. Its name (wlan0, ath0, eth1 are common)
[07:27] <hopeless8009> ActionParsnip, Wlan0
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> deltree_: if you set a blank password for the key you don't get bothered for that you know.
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> hopeless8009: ok cool, if you single click the tool in the top right for wireless, do you see your SSID?
[07:28] <hopeless8009> ActionParsnip, im on a server i have no GUI
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> hopeless8009: I see. Then you will need iwconfig
[07:28] <deltree_> aha!
[07:28] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: Ha, hardcore.
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> hopeless8009: or you can use /etc/network/interfaces
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> maxwellian: its quite simple really. People just think it is as its not all pretty and clicky
[07:29] <hopeless8009> ActionParsnip, im not sure what that is my main concern is getting it online right now
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> hopeless8009: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/setting-up-an-network-interfaces-file/
[07:30] <hopeless8009> ActionParsnip, your great help so far
[07:30] <maxwellian> ActionParsnip: No, I use CLI for most things.  I just like hearing about other people doing it. :)
[07:31] <greezmunkey> ActionParsnip: what about dhclient Wlan0 ??
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> greezmunkey: its not associated
[07:31] <hopeless8009> ActionParsnip, what is this?
[07:31] <greezmunkey> ActionParsnip: I just jumped in, I should have followed the thread back first ;)
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> maxwellian: me too. I use the interfaces file most times so network manager apps aren't needed
[07:32] <maxwellian> ActionParsnip: Well that's more hardcore than me.  I'll have to read that link. :)
[07:33] <greezmunkey> ActionParsnip is all pretty and clicky...
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> maxwellian: makes system boot faster and use less ram (no nm stinking the place up)
[07:33] <maxwellian> ActionParsnip: Not only that, but I've had problems where iwlist scan would show my networks, but the nm wouldn't see them.
[07:35] <hopeless8009> ActionParsnip, where do i type auto do i have to edit a file to do this
[07:35] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: I think he's gone...
[07:36] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: He probably got dropped somehow.  Hang in there.
[07:36] <greezmunkey> I thought I cheezed him of for a sec...
[07:36] <greezmunkey> off
[07:36] <maxwellian> hopeless8009, If you're talking about the link he gave you, it's referring to your /etc/network/interfaces file.
[07:36] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, maxwellian, thanks guys do you have any info for me
[07:37] <hopeless8009> maxwellian, i have never edit a file nor opened one in termenal
[07:37] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: possibly, how far did you get, iwlist shows your network?
[07:37] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, yes it does
[07:38] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, i have never edited a file
[07:38] <deltree_> changing my default keyring and login passwords to nothing stll required me to enter my previous password to get to desktop
[07:39] <deltree_> im having n oo b pains
[07:39] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: You'll be okay, don't worry. :)  If you do set about editing it, we'll have you make a backup first.
[07:40] <hopeless8009> maxwellian, it would be great if you could walk me thow this
[07:40] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: I'd love to, but I don't know how to set up the network with that file. :\
[07:40] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ok, it's pretty easy. Change to the /etc/network directory.
[07:41] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Any luck?
[07:41] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian: Hey, i'm on 9.10 currently (which took forever to boot up from off of the disk) and it doesn't seem to be any different than lucid
[07:41] <patman023> hey all, any guesses on performance of ubuntu vs xubuntu on a 2000-vintage POS dell? p3 sub 1GHz 256 mb ram? client has 0 money (paying in coffee) and I couldnt salvage windows due to HDD slowly dying
[07:41] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: So rfkill shows the hard kill?
[07:41] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: you there?
[07:41] <Spaztic_One> Oh, haven't checked that yet
[07:41] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, yes
[07:41] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, i am now
[07:42] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ok, now type sudo cp ./interfaces interfaces.orig
[07:42] <Spaztic_One> Yeah, maxwellian, it still says soft blocked, no, and hard blocked yes
[07:42] <mcs-che_> type update-initramfs -u -k all but nothing happened, why? who ca help?
[07:42] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: And if you press the switch and check again, it doesn't change?
[07:42] <otak> deltree_: ifyou just want auto login then run sudo gdmsetup
[07:42] <prince_jammys> patman023: how much coffee?
[07:43] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok i didit
[07:43] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, that is, unfortunately, correct.
[07:43] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: type ls - do you see your copy?
[07:43] <Spaztic_One> Do you think that maybe I need to see if there is something I can do in the BIOS?
[07:43] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: lowercase LS
[07:44] <patman023> prince_jammys: enough - basically shes a coworker, every break for the near future (and it's Tim Hortons)
[07:44] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, yes
[07:44] <prince_jammys> patman023: anyway, that should run fine on a lighter system, like xubuntu or fluxbox, or others.
[07:44] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Rats.  I was banking on it working this time. :\
[07:44] <deltree_> it auto logs in but asks me to unlock the default keyring although i changed the default password to nothing and installed something called debkeyring that did nothing
[07:44] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: now sudo touch testfile
[07:44] <patman023> prince_jammys: xfce better than gnome i assume you mean?
[07:44] <prince_jammys> patman023: yes
[07:45] <abhi_nav> hi
[07:45] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Okay, well at least we can be pretty sure that the problem is with that switch.
[07:45] <otak> patman023: hey i have a c.2000 pos dell
[07:45] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Or rather, how the kernel is dealing with that switch.
[07:45] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok i did that
[07:45] <Spaztic_One> Ah, so it is likely fixable, though it may be a pain in the neck...
[07:45] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: If it's showing as a hard kill, that means the kernel thanks the kill switch is on.
[07:45] <prince_jammys> patman023: you may test out both if you have the drive space. maybe gnome isn't so bad there. xubuntu should be fine. fluxbox would definitely be just fine.
[07:46] <Spaztic_One> Is there some command to change that?
[07:46] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: what your'e going to do next is edit the testfile you just made to get familiar with vi, ok.. type sudo vi testfile (you will see an empty file)
[07:46] <patman023> been waiting 45 minutes for "sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop " to finish
[07:46] <Spaztic_One> also, since I don't need to be on 9.10, I'm going to switch back to lucid in a minute
[07:46] <patman023> ah just done
[07:46] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Not from what I can see...the SOFT kill can be changed with software, but the hard kill can't, apparently.
[07:47] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Go ahead, I'll check some more on Google.
[07:47] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: do you have a notebook handy, and something to write with, if not please get them.
[07:47] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok i see a bunch of blue dashes along the left side
[07:47] <deltree_> yeah its already on auto login
[07:47] <Spaztic_One> Alright, and thank you so much for your assistance thus far
[07:47] <otak> patman023: it  runs debian xfce slow-ok. gnome laughable. I think lxde is quicker than either tho'
[07:47] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, i have a office doc open shoot
[07:47] <maxwellian> greezmunkey: You don't want to try an easier editor for this?
[07:48] <DocPlatypus> patman023: I'm using a Compaq of similar vintage and it's only really useful for very limited things like IRC and email. running Ubuntu (GNOME) and I really don't want to try to learn Xfce
[07:48] <maxwellian> greezmunkey: (Sorry to butt in, I just wonder if it'd be easier in pico or something.)
[07:48] <patman023> otak: tried lxde didnt like it too much yet, but thats cause not enough tweak time or resources found yet)
[07:48] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ok getting into a file is vi {filename}, you just did that. Getting out is - :q - do that.
[07:49] <yo> hi
[07:49] <greezmunkey> maxwellian: don't know it, or use it.
[07:49] <otak> deltree_: do you have gnome-keyring-daemon in your startup applications?
[07:49] <greezmunkey> maxwellian: I'll be done i a few minutes.
[07:49] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok im out of the file
[07:49] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: get back in
[07:50] <deltree_> nothing that has the word keyring is in my startup programs
[07:50] <maxwellian> greezmunkey: I only use vim too, or I'd offer to help with the editor part. :P  Just checking...
[07:50] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok im back in
[07:50] <deltree_> just touchpad sound ect
[07:50] <patman023> docp: she's looking for email online bank facebook and such it's her first PC she never got used to utub even cause on the stock win2k it took 10 minutes load for 3 minutes vid
[07:50] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: press i and then type a few characters, then press the escape key.
[07:50] <JKL> how to make bash understand that link to folder is foled. so with tab it fils /home/folder/ not /home/folder ?
[07:51] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: i == insert escape cancells edit mode.
[07:51] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok i did that
[07:51] <greezmunkey> hope write those down
[07:51] <Guest66625> hi im having an issue with my video card and loading the xserver, its an ATI Radeon HD 4200
[07:52] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: save your file with :wq
[07:52] <Guest66625> i have ubuntu server
[07:52] <razz1> I am unable to install vlc, quite a few seems to be having this problem. any help?
[07:52] <deltree_> id be eating this netbook if it werent for you folks
[07:52] <patman023> where you trying to grab install from?
[07:52] <odb|fidel> razz1: what happens on: sudo apt-get install vlc ?
[07:52] <patman023> (@ razzl)
[07:53] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, it reads "e45: readonly option is set (add ! to override)
[07:53] <seren> try :wq!
[07:53] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: :wq! then
[07:53] <razz1> obd, just a sec, I am installing another program
[07:53] <otak> deltree_: sorry i didn;t notice if you use gnome?. for good eating spread jam thickly on keyboard
[07:53] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: my bad, I should have anticipated that...you are almost there.
[07:54] <Guest66625> hi im having an issue with my video card and loading the xserver, its an ATI Radeon HD 4200
[07:54] <deltree_> i assume gnome? its ubuntu 10.04 desktop? does that help?
[07:54] <prince_jammys> Guest66625: describe the whole problem and someone might be able to help.
[07:54] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ok, you can create an empty file, open it in vi, insert characters, and save and exit. just two more commands, and you are set!
[07:54] <patman023> hrm @ docp / otak / p_jammys i get a Lubuntu Netboox automatically in login screen settings this may prove to be workable
[07:54] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ok, three
[07:55] <odb|fidel> deltree_: if you dont know what you are using - logout and check the session type at login screen of (most likely gdm)
[07:55] <shubbar> after i downloaded a package source with apt-get source, where can i find it?
[07:55] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: did the file save and exit?
[07:55] <deltree_> ok logging out
[07:55] <maxwellian> shubbar: Should have ended up in the current directory?
[07:56] <maxwellian> shubbar: Why are you downloading source anyway?
[07:56] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, im trying to remember
[07:56] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: are you out of vi now?
[07:56] <Guest66625> the fglxr is not finding a matching device, meaning i can not load xserver, cause my ATI RAdeon HD 4200 is not on their list i guess
[07:56] <shubbar> maxwellian, to make a modification and compile it
[07:57] <prince_jammys> Guest66625: you may need to use the open-source 'radeon' driver.
[07:57] <deltree_> yeah, it wouldnt let me log back in.
[07:57] <odb|fidel> deltree_: ?
[07:57] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, when i did :wq! it says press enter or type command to continue
[07:58] <deltree_> failure to initiate authentication something something it displayed very fats
[07:58] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: press enter
[07:58] <Jordan_U> hopeless8009: For a very good tutorial on vi/vim run the command "vimtutor". You may also prefer to go with an easier terminal based text editor like "nano" (or a GUI one liek gedit).
[07:58] <razz1> obd, I followed this link http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html, but I could not find VLC in the repositories. so followed this link http://www.unixmen.com/news-today/1037-vlc-110-is-released-install-via-ppa, I could install. Not sure why I  could not get it from the repositories, all the repositories were checked.
[07:58] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, there is more can't open file for writting
[07:58] <odb|fidel> deltree_: i bet there isnt written SOMETHING ;)
[07:58] <deltree_> sorry about my noobery
[07:58] <jzacsh> any know how to check the version of flash running ??
[07:58] <jzacsh> i have no idea how
[07:58] <patman023> razzl: try looking for the VLC PPA
[07:59] <prince_jammys> jzacsh: in firefox, you may look at tools->addons
[07:59] <maxwellian> shubbar: Cool, if that works, let me know how you did it.  I've struggled with figuring out which packages have been applied and whatnot.
[07:59] <patman023> on launchpad that is
[07:59] <maxwellian> shubbar: Er, patches.
[07:59] <Spaztic_One> Maxwellian: Hey, tried looking through the BIOS menus, couldn't find a switch there.
[07:59] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: hit ESC, then :wq!, and enter - see what happens
[07:59] <jzacsh> prince_jammys: no, sorry
[07:59] <otak> hopeless8009: the q! means quit without applying changes. you cannot change it unless you are root.
[07:59] <jzacsh> i meant -- how do you check if you're running the old 64 bit
[07:59] <jzacsh> i want to make sure i went back to 32 bit flash
[08:00] <deltree_> it doesnt affect my system performance to have to unlock that default keyring every time i login its just redundant and unnessasary for me
[08:00] <razz1> patman, I used this PPA - http://ppa.launchpad.net/c-korn/vlc/ubuntu
[08:00] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok im out i understand
[08:00] <plitter> is there anyone here who has managed to configure empathy for diamondcard?
[08:00] <patman023> razzl: ah my bad
[08:00] <deltree_> a simple option to disable it would have been nice
[08:00] <shubbar> maxwellian, i m trying to add fribidi support to mencoder
[08:00] <deltree_> seems like a reasonable enough option
[08:00] <deltree_> can i delete my default keyring?
[08:01] <jzacsh> flash 32 bit vs 64 -- how do you tell, anyone?
[08:01] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Hrm...there's a bug report about rfkill, but I don't know if it's the same issue.  Hasn't been resolved, unfortunately.
[08:01] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ok, a bit rocky, but that's ok. In vi you have to be deliberate in what you do. Now, sudo vi testfile - I'll show you the last stuff you need to know, remember to write stuff down!
[08:01] <Spyzer> hi all, my laptop is 3 years old now. I am currently running Ubuntu 10.04 with latest updates and upgrades. But sometimes ubuntu hangs like it just turns into a screenshot. The entire desktop freezes and there is no responsiveness from keyboard or mouse, no matter what i do. What exactly is happening???
[08:01] <patman023> jzacsh, easy- 64 barely works
[08:01] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I'm not entirely convinced that this couldn't be a driver issue.
[08:02] <odb|fidel> Spyzer: 'top' or 'htop' might help searching the reason
[08:02] <odb|fidel> at least it should show you if its a specific process eating all your resources or not
[08:02] <Spaztic_One> Maxwellian Aye, I was slightly surprised when it found no proprietary drivers available for my system.
[08:02] <jzacsh> patman023: well, something more definitive
[08:03] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: your file should be open, and ready for editing
[08:03] <Spyzer> but when i am hanged i don't think i can even TYPE htop ??
[08:03] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I've seen other posts about people replacing ath5k with the madwifi driver.  Problems there seem to be with WPA authentication, and apparently having to compile from source.
[08:04] <Spyzer> can this be related to heating problems ??
[08:04] <odb|fidel> Spyzer: can you login via ssh at that point?
[08:04] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, no im sorry im stuck in the test file it says e481 no rage allowed
[08:04] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, sorry bro im really trying
[08:04] <odb|fidel> Spyzer: the real problem is - your error-description is far away from being detailed - so its wild guessing at that point ;)
[08:05] <Spyzer> ohh okay i'll try to be more detailed, the next time the error happens :)
[08:05] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: alright...ESC :wq! ENTER, and call it jake.
[08:06] <patman023> Spyzer, does it fade out grey?
[08:06] <Spyzer> nopes
[08:06] <Spyzer> its like the entire screen becomes a screenshot
[08:07] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: are you out?
[08:07] <patman023> so in essence the system freezes. any self recovery?
[08:07] <odb|fidel> Spyzer: can you login via ssh at that point? i.e. from another comp
[08:07] <lorenzosu> Hi all is there a way to search for files on a samba share mounted through gvfs?
[08:07] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok yes now im out man this is pain but i really wnatt his thing online
[08:07] <abhi_nav> hi abhinav_singh
[08:08] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: try this instead, sudo pico testfile - see what happens
[08:08] <Spyzer> i.e the only thing i haven't tried will do that as soon as the error reoccurs
[08:08] <odb|fidel> Spyzer: that should at least show if its just the gui environment or the entire box
[08:08] <otak> Spyzer: Is it a screensaver fadeout. what happens if you touch nothing when it fades?
[08:08] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, looks like a diffrent editor opened
[08:09] <Spyzer> no its not a screensaver fadeout
[08:09] <Spaztic_One> So, maxwellian, what do you suggest I do?
[08:09] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: play with it, type some characters, move around with your arrow keys, then ctrl+x, watch the status line at the bottom for clues on how to proceed.
[08:10] <riz0n> Hey guys, I am using Ubuntu-Server. For some reason, when switching to 10.2 LTS, my identd server has failed to respond to IDENT requests. Can someone recommend a good daemon to install? Thanks so much!!!
[08:10] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, i like this one better seems easyer
[08:10] <cyberjorge> hi, is BIND preinstalled with ubuntu? or with lampp/
[08:10] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: can you browse the web?
[08:11] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Oh, here's another thing.  Do your function keys have little pictures on them?
[08:11] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, yes i can on this computer im talkign to you on
[08:11] <Spaztic_One> They do
[08:11] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: On my machine, I have a switch, but also there's a function key to control the wireless for some reason.
[08:11] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ok, I'll send you a link in a sec...
[08:11] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Do you see one with an antenna on it or something?
[08:12] <Spaztic_One> I do not, no.
[08:12] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/458187/
[08:12] <Spaztic_One> One that says www, but that opens up a new tab in firefox, or a new file browser window
[08:12] <yo> how to enable login screen in ubuntu 9.04
[08:12] <shubbar> maxwellian, fribid check is not coming when configure
[08:13] <Spaztic_One> it depends on if I'm focused on Fx or on the desktop
[08:13] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok i see it
[08:13] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Nothing on there that could possibly be related to wireless?
[08:14] <otak> Spyzer: You can start top in a shell: ctrl-alt-f1:login:top:ctrl-alt-f7. If X freezes you can still switch back to the shell.
[08:14] <maxwellian> shubbar: What does "not coming" mean?  And by "configure", do you mean you ran ./configure?
[08:14] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: now, sudo pico interfaces - compare to the pastebin, remember the paste is only an example.
[08:14] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Otherwise we're sort of back to square one, unfortunately. :(
[08:14] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, there are, in order from F1 to F12 (and scroll lock, pause, insert, delete and then going down the side, home, page up and page down)
[08:15] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok so what do i do form here
[08:15] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: you know what wireless interface you have, the interface name?
[08:16] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, wlan0
[08:16] <Spaztic_One> a question mark, a printer, www, monitor switch, moon (standby?) a lock, brightness up, brightness down, play/pause, stop, previous, next, num lock, break, print screen, sys rq (which acts as print screen for some reason) mute, volume up, and volume down
[08:16] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ?
[08:16] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: here
[08:16] <Keal> drothli, you still having trouble with 800x480?
[08:16] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ok, does your wifi router hand out ip addresses automatically?
[08:16] <shubbar> maxwellian, " Checking for fribidi with charsets ... no" when running ./configure ... i added that to debian/rules but seems its not added
[08:17] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, yes i have it set up for DHCP
[08:17] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, do i change static to DHCP
[08:18] <Spaztic_One> There is also some button immediately above the mouse touch pad, but the icon depicted for it is that of the touch pad, and I haven't figured out what it might do other than go from white to orange when I press it.
[08:18] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: create an entry in the interfaces file that follows lines 12-14, make the appropriate changes based on your interface id, and SSID
[08:18] <shubbar> maxwellian, i got the fix from this bug report https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mplayer/+bug/556200
[08:19] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: when you are done, ctrl+x, and save the file - I'll be right back...
[08:19] <razz1> anyone using the latest nvidia driver - 256, any issues?
[08:20] <maxwellian> shubbar: Sorry man, like I said, I don't know how to modify a package.  You are probably missing a build dependency.  You will probably get more help at #ubuntu-motu on irc.freenode.net
[08:20] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: you got that?
[08:20] <mneptok> maxwellian: psssst .... *this* is Freenode ;)
[08:20] <brand0n> what are some good gtk themes guys
[08:20] <brand0n> im using fuzzy right now
[08:21] <brand0n> its a masterpiece but i wanna change it up
[08:21] <brand0n> i like dark themes
[08:21] <brand0n> anyone got any suggestions?
[08:21] <FloodBot2> brand0n: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:21] <brand0n> floodbot, stfu
[08:21] <mneptok> brand0n: language.
[08:21] <mrwizeguy1983> anyone an expert with nvidia drivers or linux-firmware?  i'm going insane here....the linux-firmware update messed something up and it can't load nvidia kernel module, reinstalling the old version and/or upgrading to a newer linux-firmware did not fix it
[08:21] <brand0n> stfu isnt a word its an acronym
[08:21] <brand0n> so you can stfu too
[08:21] <abhi_nav> brand0n, some nice themes : http://www.bisigi-project.org/?lang=en
[08:21] <seren> :)
[08:22] <abhi_nav> :(
[08:22] <maxwellian> Phew, for a minute I thought it said brand0n got ops.
[08:22] <seren> stealth-mod :)
[08:22] <maxwellian> That would have been interesting...
[08:23] <Spaztic_One> That would have been sad, and a bit scary.
[08:23] <maxwellian> mneptok: Really, XChat seems to think it's irc.ubuntu.com...maybe it's forwarded?
[08:23] <greezmunkey> I'm still trying to figure out the acronym :)
[08:23] <txwsqk> what are the display manager in ubuntu ?  except gdm / kdm
[08:23] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, is this good idea http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1513170&highlight=iwconfig
[08:23] <mneptok> maxwellian: irc.ubuntu.com is a Freenode alias.
[08:23] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: looking...
[08:24] <maxwellian> mnemon: Ah, interesting.  Thanks, I'm new to IRC.
[08:24] <panoet> hi
[08:24] <panoet> im new here
[08:24] <panoet> how can I join a room?
[08:24] <txwsqk> what are the display manager in ubuntu ?  except gdm / kdm
[08:24] <Spaztic_One> Maxwellian, I'm wondering, you say it may be drivers? Should I try going to ndiswrapper, or seeing if I can get a driver from compaq or what have you?
[08:24] <mrwizeguy1983> mneptok, you're an op here, you must be very knowledgeable, could you help with my nvidia kernel module problem?
[08:24] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: maybe, later - let's get it working first with dhcp. Did you change and save the interfaces file?
[08:24] <seren> you can join room with /j #channel (channel is your channel) :)
[08:25] <mneptok> mrwizeguy1983: probably not, as i do not use nVidia proprietary drivers.
[08:25] <panoet> seren, thx :)
[08:25] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey,
[08:25] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, no
[08:25] <panoet> are there all ubuntu user?
[08:25] <mneptok> panoet: use "/join #freenode" as your first test. ask IRC related questions there, please. :)
[08:25] <mrwizeguy1983> mneptok, is there another way to get full support for an nvidia gt 330m than using the proprietary driver?
[08:25] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Those two things would likely be the same.  You would get a driver from them, and use ndiswrapper to get it loaded into the kernel.
[08:26] <txwsqk> nobody help me
[08:26] <txwsqk> what are the display manager in ubuntu ?  except gdm / kdm
[08:26] <mneptok> mrwizeguy1983: i haven't the least idea if Nouveau supports that chipset
[08:26] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: you can go ahead and add the "mode managed" line and the "channel n" line as well if you already know it.
[08:26] <corinth> What's the easiest way to install KDE 3.5.X in Ubuntu 10.04?
[08:26] <Spaztic_One> Er, yeah.... Sorry, I meant should I try getting drivers from compaq and using ndiswrapper
[08:26] <mrwizeguy1983> sadly nouveau said no devices found mneptok, good thought though
[08:26] <patman023> txwsqk,  xfce  and lxde
[08:26] <Spaztic_One> and, I guess, do you know of any open drivers that might work instead?
[08:26] <otak> Spaztic_One: on my son's laptop I had to hold the wifi slider switch across for surprisingly many seconds. i guess it's polled only every two or three seconds
[08:26] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: heh, what security are you using on the wireless?
[08:27] <patman023> as well as fluxbox from what i been told
[08:27] <mrwizeguy1983> mneptok, any ideas where i should look for help on this one?  google finds similar problems but no solution for this one
[08:27] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, im using WPA
[08:27] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: add the "wireless-key ksdjhskdjfs" line as well
[08:27] <yo> how we can enable login screen of startup in ubuntu 9.04
[08:27] <mneptok> mrwizeguy1983: the forums?
[08:28] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: (substitute you real key!)
[08:28] <Spaztic_One> otak, problem is that the laptop has it lit up blue (enabled) and ubuntu thinks its switched off. As a side note, I just held it for 20 seconds and it did not toggle it.
[08:28] <mrwizeguy1983> mneptok, the forums came up on google, and they didn't have a fix for my specific issue, it was listed but no fix
[08:28] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok i have not edited any thing yet i got confused
[08:28] <mrwizeguy1983> is there an #nvidia or something like that on this server?
[08:29] <mjungwirth> hello
[08:29] <mjungwirth> where can I find information about /sys/class/net/*/features
[08:29] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: about what?
[08:29] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, i understand what you want me to do i jsut dont know where to insert thows lines
[08:29] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: madwifi is another option.
[08:29] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, i have the file open
[08:30] <Spaztic_One> I have not heard of it other than your mention earlier
[08:30] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: look at the paste I sent you, you have it?
[08:30] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, like where do i enter them between other lines
[08:30] <Spaztic_One> also, we are using wep2, and you said it had issues with wep. Does that include wep2 as well as the original?
[08:30] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, yes im looking at it now
[08:30] <otak> Spaztic_One: sorry just checking I came in late. well i thought ath5 was improving and madwifi in " development hiatus"
[08:31] <boris_> salut j'aimerais savoir si ya un firewall active en natif sur ubuntu 10.04 car xbmc ne marche pas sur ma free ?
[08:31] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: I'll paste a better example...
[08:31] <boris_> sorry frensh
[08:31] <boris_> bye
[08:31] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, do i need to change etho to wlan0
[08:31] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: absolutely, that was just an example!
[08:31] <maxwellian> otak: That's what I read too, but some people are having luck with madwifi when ath5k isn't working.  Do you have experience with it?
[08:32] <Spaztic_One> Otak, its no problem. Your help is much appreciated. I was just informing you of what we have figured out thus far.
[08:32] <otak> boris_: /join #ubuntu-fr
[08:32] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok so we will start with changing all the eth0 to wlan0?
[08:32] <boris_> otak,  thank's i yet do it
[08:33] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: look at this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/458193/
[08:33] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I thought I said WPA, but I'm not actually sure which is the problem.  Hold on.
[08:33] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, im looking at it
[08:33] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, :-)]
[08:33] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: is that better?
[08:33] <steerio> hey all
[08:33] <steerio> can you guys tell me the package/executable name of ubuntu's usb startup disk creator?
[08:34] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ya that makes more since
[08:34] <txwsqk> I  just want to change my login manager,  not desktop environment , how should i do
[08:34] <toot> Does any know/can guess what software that bottom panel is in this Ubuntu screenshot: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_JSR8IC77Ub4/S9bv0EOk2oI/AAAAAAAAAXQ/uWqwqarq4BQ/s1600/best-linux-desktop-37-mini.jpg
[08:34] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: the tabbed lines really don't matter, it's just for readability.
[08:35] <patman023> anyone here think i should tweak swappiness on my client's POS PIII 256 ram junker?
[08:35] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok so should i had them at the end or change what is there
[08:35] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: add the lines to the end, it's a new interface definition.
[08:36] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, you may have said wpa and I just remembered incorrectly
[08:36] <otak> patman023: got preload? I changed swappiness with no obvious difference.
[08:37] <vizzy> hi all, a friend has installed latest ubuntu, i dont know the codename, but he said its the latest. now we try to install a php script but unfortunately it fails with php5.3. is there a php5.2 package for backwards compatibility? we tried php-compat, but doesnt help
[08:37] <patman023> Otak, preload wha?
[08:37] <yo> i created new user using adduser command . but how can login using created user
[08:37] <toot> patman023: are you running GNOME on 256mb ram? I suggest IceWM or enlightenment.org
[08:38] <greezmunkey> yo: su {username} in a terminal
[08:38] <vizzy> yo, add a password, open console and login
[08:38] <NeverCast> Is there any possible way
[08:38] <NeverCast> that I can use Windows drivers in Linux
[08:38] <indus> which is the best window manager
[08:38] <NeverCast> at all?
[08:38] <patman023> toot, xfce
[08:38] <NeverCast> regardless of how unstable or what ever
[08:38] <patman023> NeverCast, nope
[08:38] <indus> NeverCast, why would you want to do that
[08:38] <otak> patman023: preload runs in the background keeping ram topped up with things you'll probably need soon.
[08:38] <vizzy> never, no
[08:39] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I think I've seen mention of issues with WPA, but I can't say there won't be a problem with WEP.
[08:39] <NeverCast> indus, Because my cell phone connects via USB, and to do anything with it to my computer, I need the drivers for it
[08:39] <indus> NeverCast, there is some for wireless , its called a wrapper , used to be for broadcom wireless
[08:39] <patman023> otak, no idea, any quickread resources on it? or commline?
[08:39] <NeverCast> indus, and they only support Windows and MAC
[08:39] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, when it says (your ssid here) to i put in the ()   ?
[08:39] <Gryllida> How do I split Open Office window horizontally? I seem to be  able to find the Window -> Split menu in Calc, but not in  Writer.
[08:39] <indus> NeverCast, well,there are tools forthat in windows
[08:39] <NeverCast> indus, Wireless is fine, I have Atheros
[08:39] <steerio> could someone please check the name of the executable that's started by System > Administration > Create USB startup disk?
[08:39] <indus> NeverCast, i mean linux
[08:39] <yo> vizzy:, but how to login through login screen
[08:39] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: the wireless network name, what you saw in iwlist.
[08:40] <NeverCast> indus, But do these tools support my phone?
[08:40] <indus> NeverCast, ah yes atheros opened their drivers recently i believe
[08:40] <NeverCast> indus, I doubt it
[08:40] <patman023> otak, not installed
[08:40] <indus> NeverCast, which phone
[08:40] <NeverCast> indus, ZTE R100
[08:40] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: your ssid does not contain spaces, does it?
[08:40] <yo> vizzy:, startup login screen
[08:40] <indus> NeverCast, well, you might not get all the apps working, but there are things which work
[08:40] <indus> !PHONE
[08:40] <indus> !obex
[08:40] <vizzy> yo, press crtl+alt+f1 this opens a textconsole, the login, or logout from x and login as new user. you also can open a new x session. alt+f7 will get you back to x
[08:41] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, no its Liles_AP
[08:41] <Kunin> after a HD failure I reloaded a backed up copy of my OS drive (just a tar.gz of /), reinstalled grub, now when I boot it gives me a error 15 file not found what did I do wrong?
[08:41] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Here's another quick one, try sudo modprobe -r ath5k; sudo modprobe ath5k
[08:41] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: type it in _exactly_
[08:41] <vizzy> Ubuntu version is  Lucid Lynx, is there a php5.2 package for this release?
[08:41] <indus> NeverCast, what exactly would you like to do
[08:41] <patman023> hopeless8009, shoulda made it something smart like "i_can_hear_you_doing_it"
[08:41] <yo> vizzy:, atl+alt+f1 not working
[08:42] <vizzy> yo, ctrl+alt+f1 ;) not alt+alt
[08:42] <patman023> yo, try f2?
[08:42] <greezmunkey> patman023: darn, now I'm going to have to change mine...
[08:42] <otak> steerio: System-preferences-main menu- find item and select properties: usb-creator!
[08:42] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok eveything is edited to how you said
[08:43] <steerio> otak: i have a heavily tweaked ubuntu system with gnome completely removed for example
[08:43] <patman023> for a while i had "STFU_Loud_Green_Truck" - dealer would rev engine at 4am
[08:43] <indus> NeverCast, try gnokii
[08:43] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, i have one more question should there be a blank line between eth0 section and wlan0 section?
[08:43] <yo> vizzy:, ctrl+alt+f2 f1 f7 not working
[08:43] <indus> !info gnokii
[08:43] <steerio> otak: but i assume that's the executable name then :)
[08:43] <steerio> otak: thanks
[08:43] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: yeah, add one.
[08:43] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, would that have had a visible result?
[08:43] <yo> vizzy: where is file stored of login screen
[08:43] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok now what?
[08:43] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: it isn't really necessary, but does make it easier to read.
[08:43] <yo> can i change that
[08:44] <Spaztic_One> Holy crap, it worked
[08:44] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ctrl+x, Y, (enter)
[08:44] <otak> steerio: np. also try $aptitude search .......
[08:44] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Really?!
[08:44] <Spaztic_One> Something did
[08:44] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok now what?
[08:44] <Spaztic_One> I did sudo modprobe -r ath5k; sudo modprobe ath5k
[08:44] <Spaztic_One> and it asked for my sudo word
[08:45] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[08:45] <vizzy> yo, file of login screen? thats not a file, this is an application, and there are several, kdm, xdm, gdm etc pp
[08:45] <j_> Hi, is there a way to check which App(s) uses the HDD, the HDD light looks always ON
[08:45] <Spaztic_One> I gave it, it put me back at the command line
[08:45] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: write that down ;)
[08:45] <Spaztic_One> I did the rfkill list
[08:45] <Spaztic_One> and it had the exact same result. I tried pressing the button, nothing happened, I entered it again
[08:45] <Spaztic_One> entered sudo modprobe -r ath5k; sudo modprobe ath5k that is
[08:45] <NeverCast> indus, That is for nokia, and I need drivers for my phone to install the Serial interface
[08:46] <NeverCast> indus, and I want to be able to bit files on my phone
[08:46] <Spaztic_One> and it connected (I had the passkey and etc set up already)
[08:46] <steerio> otak: i tried apt-cache search with terms like 'startup disk' etc, no results for that :)
[08:46] <indus> NeverCast, can you connect your phone and type lsusb
[08:46] <Sc00t3r> Anyone got a clue why I might be getting a disk I/O error when booting from a 2003 Athlon XP CPU and not from a Phenom II 965?
[08:46] <yo> vizzy: ,where is GUI login configuration files.
[08:46] <Sc00t3r> (With a USB Install, woops)
[08:46] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok its doing something
[08:46] <indus> NeverCast, bit files?
[08:46] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: give it a few seconds for the squirrels to do their thing, and type ifconfig to see if you recieved an address.
[08:46] <yo> vizzy:, we can modify that file to enable login screen at startup
[08:46] <Spaztic_One> But yeah, it is not hard blocked anymore, and the button is now orange which would normally mean that it is disabled.
[08:47] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: That's great news!!  Weird about the colors though... :P
[08:47] <NeverCast> indus, Bus 002 Device 003: ID 19d2:0010 ONDA Communication S.p.A.
[08:47] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok you going to be around when its done?
[08:47] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: not much longer bud, I have to get up for work in 4.5 hrs.
[08:47] <Spaztic_One> Maxwellian, Yeah, well, its my computer, therefore it must have some character (as if linux wasn't enough lol)
[08:48] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Now you should try a reboot to see if it works across boots.  Cross your fingers!!
[08:48] <Spaztic_One> I dunno if I want to risk it! haha, but I should... be back in a minute or so
[08:48] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok  where it says inet6 addr: it reads fe80::222:6bff:fea5     and so on
[08:48] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Good luck!
[08:48] <vu1kan> so, the other day my up key got bound to 'take a screenshot' all on it's own; I checked the config utility and it said that function was still bound to my print key, but when I'd press that key nothing would happen. Now, it fixed itself after I logged out, but what I'd like to know is how that happened, so i can prevent it's recurrence.
[08:48] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: is that all you see?
[08:49] <hopeless8009> when i run Ifconfig wlan0  i do not see any IP addresses
[08:50] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ifconfig wlan0
[08:50] <loopidity> how to make a bash script execute on double click, instead of havin it to ask
[08:50] <hopeless8009> gree ya thats what a ran
[08:50] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: it's all lowercase
[08:50] <patman023> loopidity, chmod =x?
[08:50] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: hmm, ok
[08:50] <patman023> +*
[08:51] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, you want me to go back in and retype it
[08:51] <Kunin> ubuntu grub2 wiki says: dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc but that package isn't installed...
[08:51] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: sure
[08:52] <confrey> hi everybody
[08:52] <yo> patman023: where is the GUI configuration file of lxsession
[08:52] <yo> any body help me
[08:52] <maxwellian> Kunin: can you explain your problem?
[08:52] <patman023> yo, LAWL NAFclue
[08:52] <confrey> where is sun-java6-jre deb package?
[08:52] <alkisg> Kunin: did you run "chroot /mnt" before running dpkg-reconfigure?
[08:52] <confrey> why can't I install it?
[08:52] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok this is what i put in
[08:52] <indus> NeverCast, hi
[08:53] <indus> NeverCast, i have some internet trouble
[08:53] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: type: tail -20 /var/log/syslog - look for wla0 related stuff, what do you see?
[08:53] <chanti> can anybody help me, i am using ubuntu10, dell inspiron 1545 is my sys. from last few days my laptop inbuilt speakers are not working, but sound coming through headphones
[08:54] <indus> NeverCast, you there ?
[08:54] <hopeless8009> 1- auto wlan0   2. iface wlan0 inet dhcp 3. wireless-essid Liles_AP 4. channel 6 5. mode managed 6. wireless-key Liles8009
[08:54] <MrX> hi folks :)
[08:54] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, 1- auto wlan0   2. iface wlan0 inet dhcp 3. wireless-essid Liles_AP 4. channel 6 5. mode managed 6. wireless-key Liles8009
[08:55] <patman023> chanti, do you have the pulse audio volume control installed?
[08:55] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: type: tail -20 /var/log/syslog - look for wla0 related stuff, what do you see?
[08:55] <indus> chanti, did you try click on volume icon and go int o preferences
[08:55] <MrX> how do I get libva running on Lucid ? I installed libva1, but I don't know how to activate it
[08:55] <indus> MrX, what is libva
[08:56] <indus> !info libva1
[08:56] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok i see a bunch of stuff
[08:56] <Kunin> allkisg maxwellian yes, I did chroot.  My SSD died, replaced it, took the tar I had previously made of / (everything but /home as that's a seperate disk), put it back, did all the mount/mount --bind/etc grub-install, grub-install --recheck, rebooted and got the grub screen BUT Error 15 when it tried to actually load Ubuntu
[08:56] <vu1kan> !sound | chanti
[08:56] <MrX> VGA is a Mobility Radeon 9600 M10
[08:56] <chanti> indus: yes
[08:56] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, hmmm.... doesn't seem to be working.
[08:56] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: errors? elaborate please.
[08:56] <Kunin> allkisg maxwellian just tried grub-update/grub-install/grub-install --recheck for a second time
[08:56] <indus> chanti, in audio output tab, is speakers or headphones sleevted
[08:56] <indus> selected
[08:57] <Kunin> allkisg maxwellian same deal....
[08:57] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: you are on server, right?
[08:57] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I was afraid of that.  Do lsmod | grep ath
[08:57] <Spaztic_One> I had to do the modprobe again on login, and do it twice... and it says that I was connected, but it wasn't actually loading pages and wouldn't let me connect to the irc server
[08:57] <chanti> indus: i checked all combinations in preferences
[08:57] <maxwellian> Kunin: I don't know about your problem, sorry.  Stick with allkisg.
[08:57] <MrX> ubottu: there are repos for libva, but there's no manual for that
[08:57] <chanti> patman023: No
[08:57] <indus> chanti, what were you doing when this happened
[08:58] <MrX> I want to have gpu-decoding-support for my vlc
[08:58] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, yes name server cannot be used reason temporary  failuar in name resolution
[08:58] <indus> chanti, i mean any installation of any software etc
[08:58] <indus> chanti, and has sound worked before '
[08:58] <Spaztic_One> Also, maxwellian, the leading digit has changed froma 0 to a 2
[08:58] <MrX> currently using 1.2
[08:58] <chanti> indus: through external speakers i am hearing sound
[08:58] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: What says you were connected, and what leading digit?
[08:58] <MrX> but I need libva working for that
[08:58] <indus> chanti, laptop this is ?
[08:58] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: you are on server, right?
[08:58] <Spaztic_One> the leading digit on the rfkill list
[08:58] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, yes
[08:58] <MrX> it's working perfectly fine on windows xp
[08:58] <chanti> indus: Yes from last 15 days i have been suffering this problem
[08:58] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, but im talkign to you form my laptop
[08:59] <Spaztic_One> which has to do with the number of times i've done modprobe I have just discovered
[08:59] <MrX> so my vga seems to be supported
[08:59] <otak> Spaztic_One: so you've got a signal but no dns-server? what can you ping?
[08:59] <vu1kan> !enter | Mrx
[08:59] <Spaztic_One> and the computer says I'm connected
[08:59] <indus> chanti, external speaker means what
[08:59] <chanti> indus: Dell inspiron 1545
[08:59] <indus> chanti, you have connected external to the audio out i suppose
[08:59] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: hit alt+F2, and log into a second session, in there type: tail -f /var/log/syslog - then alt+F1 to get back to your first login session.
[08:59] <Spaztic_One> I, er, I don't know.
[08:59] <chanti> indus: enternally connected speakers
[09:00] <nickee> What's the package that with some Tab key combination, like Alt-Tab, not only shows you the _names_ of the windows it can switch to, but shows an _image_ of that window?  Compiz???
[09:00] <chanti> indus: like audio system, head phones etc
[09:00] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Where on the computer does it show that you're connected?  In the upper right corner, a little picture of bars or something?
[09:00] <indus> chanti, ok best option is to go through that how to and step by step
[09:00] <indus> !sound
[09:00] <chanti> indus: ok
[09:00] <Spaztic_One> yes, top right corner, and I can't tell if the bars are full or empty
[09:01] <Spaztic_One> but all of them are teh same color intensity
[09:01] <indus> chanti, it shouldnt be difficult, generally i have seen audio is easy to sort out
[09:01] <indus> chanti, that above link should be fine
[09:01] <indus> chanti, i be back in 1 hour
[09:01] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Click on the bars.  Does a list come down of the various networks?
[09:01] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok i did that
[09:01] <chanti> indus: ok
[09:02] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: did you write donw the networking restart command I gave you earlier?
[09:02] <Spaztic_One> Just one, mine. Don't know if my neighbors have theirs on atm or not.
[09:02] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: And does it say you're connected?
[09:02] <hopeless8009> yes
[09:02] <alkisg> Kunin: use "tab" to autocomplete the names - mine has a single "l" so I wasn't seeing your replies. Was that an upgrade from a previous ubuntu version?
[09:02] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, yes
[09:02] <patman023> nickee,  ccsm to configure compiz
[09:02] <Spaztic_One> It says available, and I have the option to disconnect
[09:03] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, yes
[09:03] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: issue that again, then ass soon as you enter the password, flip over to alt+F2 to see what it's doing.
[09:03] <maxwellian> Okay, try right clicking on the bars.  Do you see an option for "Connection information"?
[09:03] <greezmunkey> s/ass/as
[09:03] <greezmunkey> oops
[09:03] <patman023> lol
[09:03] <vizzy> a standard option for linux desktopns should root-tailing all logfiles on the desktop ;)
[09:04] <Kunin> alkisg, no, it was a restore (luckly made right before the drive failed)
[09:04] <Spaztic_One> yes
[09:04] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok
[09:04] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Whatever you do, don't click that.
[09:04] <alkisg> Kunin: yes, but that installation that you're trying to install, is it a clean 10.04 or has it been upgraded from e.g. 9.10 to 10.04?
[09:04] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: No, just kidding. :)  Click that.
[09:04] <Spaztic_One> er....
[09:04] <Spaztic_One> ok
[09:04] <Spaztic_One> lol
[09:04] <vizzy> lol
[09:04] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: a play by play would be nice...I'm just sayin'
[09:05] <nickee> patman023: thanks,  you think compiz is what I'm thinking about?
[09:05] <Spaztic_One> Um, yeah, it is saying that my IP is different than what out LAN is...
[09:05] <Kunin> alkisg, 9.10, the drive failed while I was trying upgrade to 10.04
[09:05] <Spaztic_One> Though the eth0 one is correct
[09:05] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, b44: eth0 : powering down phy
[09:05] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: What do you mean, different than what our LAN is?
[09:05] <Kunin> alkisg, the backup was made just before I attempted the upgrade (learned the hard way)
[09:05] <alkisg> Kunin: by default, 9.10 installations get grub2. If you first installed to 9.04 and then upgraded to 9.10 (and then tried to upgrade to 10.04 and failed), you'd have grub legacy. So it once was a clean 9.10 installation?
[09:06] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, there is already a pid file /var/run/dhclient.wlan0.pid with pid 1410
[09:06] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, killed old client process, removed pid file
[09:06] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: ok so far
[09:06] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, internet system consortium DHCP client v3.1.3
[09:06] <brunsgenus> Does anyone have the download for; https://launchpad.net/umbragui
[09:07] <brunsgenus> its the umbru GUI
[09:07] <Spaztic_One> Our LAN address is 114.114.114.1 for the router, and all computers are 114.114.114.100 and up for each subsequent computer
[09:07] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: keep it to error, or successes
[09:07] <Kunin> alkisg, to be honest, I can't remember... I believe it was a clean install of 9.10, but either way it did have grub2, and it did boot into grub but for some reason cannot find any of the img files (has the list, but gives error 15)
[09:07] <Spaztic_One> it is listing my IP for this computer as 10.42.43.1
[09:07] <alkisg> Kunin: ok, inside that chroot, what do you get with this?    dpkg -l 'grub*' | grep ^ii
[09:08] <greezmunkey> Spaztic_One: sounds like internet connection sharing to me.
[09:08] <Spaztic_One> wired one says 114.114.114.104
[09:08] <Kunin> alkisg, just a second, getting back into the livecd
[09:08] <brunsgenus> Does anyone know where I can download the umbra program for GUI https://launchpad.net/umbragui
[09:08] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Normally the wireless router assigns an IP address for you.  It's common to get 192.x.x.x or 10.x.x.x
[09:08] <brunsgenus> in case you dont know what I am talking about that is the link
[09:09] <Spaztic_One> Maxwellian, yes, but we have our router configured to use the 114.114.114 domain
[09:09] <heroxbd> Hello. Can I use wubi to install ubuntu-10.10-alpha?
[09:09] <Spaztic_One> not the 192.whatever the linksys default is
[09:09] <brunsgenus> Does anyone know :/
[09:09] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Okay, I don't know much about router configuration, I pretty much take them as they come...
[09:09] <Spaztic_One> lol
[09:09] <Kunin> alkisg, hmm, I think I see a problem... it was an upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10, using ext3 but this time I formatted it as exy4
[09:10] <greezmunkey> Spaztic_One: that's public address space, kind of dangerous.
[09:10] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok from what i can under stand is it says DHCPDiscover on wlan0 to 255.255.255.255 port 67 interval 3 then it does the same thing a few time one with diffrent ports and intervals no ipv6 rounter present  then name server cannot  be used , reason : temporary failure of the name resolution
[09:10] <Spaztic_One> Basically, its getting what I think is a bogus IP
[09:10] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: 192.*.*.* is a private network...
[09:10] <alkisg> Kunin: if it was an upgrade, it probably has grub legacy, so you should follow the method for grub legacy recovery instead
[09:10] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, im on a satalite connection but evey thign seems to be working
[09:11] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, shoud i try and reboot
[09:11] <otak> Spaztic_One: whois that address gives a chinese server.
[09:11] <chanti> afer upgrade ubuntu to 10.0 version, gnome panel some times not responding, date also not display in panel after killing panel process, any solution
[09:11] <Kunin> alkisg hmm, thought I had done the grub2 upgrade though
[09:11] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: did you see anything realated to negotiating with the AP, like connecting, disconnecting associating, dissassociating?
[09:11] <Spaztic_One> Which address, my local, or the one that my wireless thinks it has?
[09:11] <jayant> hey guys.. i got windows 7 starter edition and it wont let me install ubuntu in the free spapce of my harddisk...
[09:12] <Kunin> alkisg, the grep you asked for gives me grub and grub-common (which is labeled as version 2)
[09:12] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: 114.*.*.* is not reserved for private networks.
[09:12] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: From what little I know about networking, I'm amazed you're able to use the Internet at all.
[09:13] <Spaztic_One> Er, we've used that as our private network for years, like, since we first got a router
[09:13] <otak> Spaztic_One: 114.114.anyting
[09:13] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey,  no
[09:13] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: you could try a reboot, it couldn't hurt at this point.
[09:13] <alkisg> Kunin: grub currently on Lucid is 0.97-29ubuntu60 ==> grub legacy
[09:13] <Kunin> alkisg, grub-install -v says GNU GRUB 0.97
[09:14] <brunsgenus> does anyone know where i can get the UMBRA GUI
[09:14] <alkisg> Kunin: right, so follow the legacy how-to
[09:14] <Kunin> alkisg, hmm, guess I didn't upgrade to grub2 then... ok
[09:14] <Gorlist> morning, im running "ppa:ubuntu-audio-dev/ppa" to resolve the audio problem in skype, however they just updated the package twice in a row and both updates seemed to have regressed. Unfortunately I forgot to lock the package - how can I do a back date?
[09:14] <pseud0cod3r> is there any good alternative for idm??
[09:14] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, how much dammage have i done
[09:14] <pseud0cod3r> for ubuntu i have tried most of them they are just not good
[09:14] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, i have a back up of the interfaces file
[09:15] <Mjateznik> Hello, could someone please help me get my wireless back up'n'running?
[09:15] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: none, you are good. The rest of the issues will have to be taken one at a time. Your interfaces file is totally cool. You did good.
[09:15] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I don't know enough about it to know whether that was ever supposed to work or not. :)  Any reason why you use that space?
[09:15] <brunsgenus> does anyone know where i can get the UMBRA GUI
[09:15] <Spaztic_One> 114 is our street address lol
[09:16] <Kunin> alkisg, to restore legacy do I need to use an older version of ubuntu livecd?
[09:16] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok it looks like the server is booting up
[09:16] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Okay... :)
[09:16] <pseud0cod3r> anyone ?
[09:16] <Mjateznik> I got a Dell with Broadcom Corp BCM4322 wireless
[09:16] <Mjateznik> I got the drivers for this card installed and it have worked for over a year.
[09:16] <Mjateznik> I followed this forum but I'm stuck on the last post. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-wireless-networking-41/wireless-network-problem-on-lenovo-3000-g430-with-ubuntu-8-10-a-697170/
[09:16] <FloodBot2> Mjateznik: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:16] <alkisg> Kunin: nope
[09:16] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, im loged  in
[09:16] <brunsgenus> does anyone know where i can get the UMBRA GUI
[09:16] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: my issue is that I have to go now. Hang out in here, there are lots of folks who can help, if not you can always try again tomorrow.
[09:16] <Mjateznik> floodbot: sorry.
[09:17] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey,
[09:17] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, ok thanks bro
[09:17] <pseud0cod3r> ops?
[09:17] <Spaztic_One> But yeah, I can't do anything while disconnected from the ethernet cable
[09:17] <greezmunkey> hopeless8009: you'll be fine, stick to it! :)
[09:17] <hopeless8009> greezmunkey, any one out there who can take over where greezmunkey left off
[09:17] <brunsgenus> someone please help :(
[09:17] <hopeless8009> anyone out there who can take over where greezmunkey left off
[09:18] <pseud0cod3r> hopeless8009, what problem
[09:18] <brunsgenus> does anyone know where i can get the UMBRA GUI
[09:18] <greezmunkey> laterZzz.
[09:18] <brunsgenus> :(
[09:19] <hopeless8009> pseud8cod3r: im trying to get my 10.4 server online
[09:19] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I don't know how to proceed, because I don't know if the IP address space you're using with the router is causing trouble.
[09:19] <Mjateznik> please help me get my wireless working again
[09:19] <brunsgenus> plzzz
[09:20] <brunsgenus> anyone?
[09:20] <pseud0cod3r> i am not familiar with server version sorry
[09:20] <brunsgenus> does anyone know where i can get the UMBRA GUI
[09:21] <xman> xubuntu v10.04 -- what is the name of the synaptics package do I need to select to get the kernel source files ?
[09:21] <hopeless8009> can someone give me some help with 10.4 server
[09:21] <vu1kan> !patience | brunsgenus
[09:22] <brunsgenus> thanks
[09:22] <abhi_nav> brunsgenus, http://ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Umbra?content=98344&PHPSESSID=b4ca6a2f44ac2  and https://launchpad.net/umbragui
[09:22] <Mjateznik> How do I reset /etc/network/interfaces to default? Whats the default?
[09:22] <Spaztic_One> Eh, I need to go do some things and get a couple hours of sleep
[09:22] <Spaztic_One> its almost 4:30 AM
[09:23] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Okay, well make sure you remember how to unload/reload the module.
[09:23] <Spaztic_One> ?
[09:23] <Mjateznik> Spaztic_One: no no, your clocks wrong, it's 10:20 in the morning! :)
[09:23] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Ideally you wouldn't have to do that manually, but we didn't get far enough into it.
[09:23] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: sudo modprobe -r ath5k; sudo modprobe ath5k;
[09:23] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: That unloads and then loads your ath5k driver.
[09:24] <Spaztic_One> Oh, yeah, well, that only made it appear to work... >.>
[09:24] <djmccormick> i've just installed a new hard drive for my /home and copied over all the files. i now have it mounted successfully at /home but i'm wondering how i can delete the files from my old /home out of the main hard drive
[09:24] <Mjateznik> please help me activate my wireless.
[09:24] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Getting an IP address from the router is pretty close to being fixed. :)
[09:24] <Mjateznik> djmccordmick: why won't a standard delete work?
[09:24] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: At this point, we're doing regular old network troubleshooting, not so much driver stuff.
[09:24] <djmccormick> Mjateznik: i'm sure it will, but now that it's not mounted at /home i was just wondering where i can find the files
[09:25] <Night_Elf> In the logfile of my bind9 server I see log entries like:    named[32516]: connection refused resolving 'apt.modmyi.com/A/IN': 67.220.215.3#53    When I do a "host apt.modmyi.com"  it provides an ip address.
[09:25] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, oh, using ath5k and wlan?
[09:25] <Night_Elf> What is this thing in the logfile then ?
[09:25] <maxwellian> vizzy: Yeah vizzy, you have some insight??
[09:25] <Spaztic_One> Hmm, well, if you think we're close....
[09:25] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, watch out the logfiles! if your connection is bad, you may also see some errors there, like cannot set frequency for scan etc
[09:25] <maxwellian> vizzy: He has to go, but we've been struggling with it.
[09:26] <Spaztic_One> I should go, yes, but if we are close to resolving this, I will stay
[09:26] <vizzy> maxwellian,  i have an thinkpad t42p with ath5k, and know those errors and problems well
[09:26] <Spaztic_One> I'll just deal with the repercussions of not going to bed later >.<
[09:26] <vizzy> at first you should sit near your router to avoid wireless lan cable problems :)
[09:27] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Well with the people currently here, what may be one simple command could take hours to discover.
[09:27] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: So "close" is sort of relative.
[09:27] <Spaztic_One> What do you mean, wireless and cable problems?
[09:27] <vu1kan> so, the other day my up key got bound to 'take a screenshot' all on it's own; I checked the config utility and it said that function was still bound to my print key, but when I'd press that key nothing would happen. Now, it fixed itself after I logged out, but what I'd like to know is how that happened, so i can prevent it's recurrence.
[09:28] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: If you come back tomorrow explaining that you are able to connect to the router, but you can't do anything with the connection, someone will probably be able to guide you.
[09:28] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, empfangsprobleme :) i mean if you sit 300meters from your router, and thick walls between you and the router, you may have wlan cable problems :)
[09:28] <djmccormick> if i've mounted a new drive over /home where can i find my original /home to delete it?
[09:28] <vizzy> so, in this case you maybe can connect to the router, but never get a right connection
[09:29] <vizzy> this is indicated by message sin the logfiles saying something like: can not set scan frequency to xxxxmhz or so
[09:29] <Spaztic_One> Ah, well, i'm resonably close... within er... probably under 10 meters
[09:29] <Spaztic_One> and where are these logs so I can check?
[09:29] <vizzy> but sorry, i dont know exactly what the problem is, i didnt follow your discussion
[09:30] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, ok, so open a terminal, alt+f2 and type xterm
[09:30] <vizzy> (alt+f2 at least works in kde.... i dont know about gnome)
[09:30] <Spaztic_One> done,
[09:30] <Spaztic_One> and it does work
[09:30] <Spaztic_One> for future reference
[09:30] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, now enter: tail -f /var/log/messages /var/log/debug
[09:31] <Mjateznik> can someone with a working wireless check their etc/network/interfaces and tell me what says there? Thanks.
[09:31] <vizzy> this gives you thelast few lines of these two logfiles
[09:31] <Kunin> alkisg, thanks, I figured it out... menu.lst was using UUID and I just had to change that... now it's booting, let's see if it... YES, it worked!
[09:31] <maxwellian> Mjateznik: Most people are probably using a program to manage their connection, not that file.
[09:31] <vizzy> (i'm on lenny, maybe ubuntu doesnt have /var/log/debug)
[09:32] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, then try to connect to your router and watch out the messages
[09:32] <vizzy> for reference :) type in: ls -al /var/log/ and then press TAB TAB
[09:32] <anode> hey, i'm trying to install kde-l10n-ja and I'm getting errors about tex-common and texlive-binaries.. is this something that has been happening commonly?
[09:32] <alkisg> Kunin: it's easier to use tune2fs to change the UUID than to edit menu.lst and fstab ==> for next time ;)
[09:32] <Kunin> alkisg, thanks!
[09:32] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, this gives a list of all files located in /var/log, the most common location to store logfiles
[09:32] <alkisg> np
[09:33] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, tab tab is for autocompletition :)
[09:35] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, if you want see logs on your screen in background, install root-tail and type root-tail -g 800x600+300+250 /var/log/messages,yellow /var/log/syslog,red /var/log/debug /var/log/dmesg
[09:35] <vizzy> i suggest it as standard background instead of funny pics :))
[09:36] <Spaztic_One> it says no active ibss stas - trying to scan for other ibss networks with same ssid
[09:36] <Spaztic_One> thats for the first long thing
[09:36] <Spaztic_One> log*
[09:36] <vizzy> ibss? hmmm, never heared of that
[09:36] <Spaztic_One> hmmm...
[09:36] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, did the connection work in the past?
[09:37] <Spaztic_One> I just got this computer in the last 12 hours
[09:37] <vizzy> ah ok, new setup
[09:37] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Have you ever had wireless working on any machine on this network?
[09:37] <Spaztic_One> I got it off of ebay with no OS, and everyting was tested and ok
[09:37] <Spaztic_One> and yes, my desktop is online
[09:38] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: With wireless?
[09:38] <vizzy> ah! Spaztic_One check your router and look if hardware access is enabled, i mean MAC address verification or how it is called
[09:38] <Spaztic_One> yes
[09:38] <Spaztic_One> its signal is poor, but its also at the opposite end of the house as the router
[09:38] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, maybe you have to enter your wireless mac to the router
[09:38] <skynet1994> Hello the worldbuntu
[09:38] <Spaztic_One> the MAC of my laptop?
[09:38] <vizzy> yes, you got 2 nics, eth0 and wlan0 or wmaster 0
[09:39] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: vizzy's talking about a feature that is usually disabled by default.  Do you remember setting up MAC address filtering on your router?
[09:39] <vizzy> the mac is written on the backside of your computer
[09:39] <Spaztic_One> I remember seeing that it was not enabled
[09:39] <vizzy> ok, so if disabled there is no problem with that
[09:39] <vizzy> just an idea ;)
[09:39] <Spaztic_One> yeah
[09:39] <Spaztic_One> yep, and a good one.
[09:39] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: It's not a bad idea, since it's a new machine.  If it were enabled, you would have been blocked for sure.
[09:40] <Spaztic_One> Yeah
[09:40] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Is your desktop on right now?  How easy is it to find out the IP address on it?
[09:40] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Oh, and is it running Windows?
[09:41] <vizzy> maxwellian, in parrallel? hmmm, yeah, somttimes windoz screws up hardware
[09:41] <Spaztic_One> Desktop is running windows, and its IP should be either 114.114.114.101 or maybe .100 or .102
[09:41] <MadRobot> It seems I have a problem with the public key of my Ubuntu repository links: http://pastebin.com/MsjmmRU4 How do I fix that?
[09:41] <maxwellian> vizzy: I just want to see what kind of address the Windows machine is getting.
[09:42] <Spaztic_One> I can go do an ipconfig and get exactly what it is if you would like
[09:42] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, can you paste a full oogoutput, or relevant lines to pastebin.com please
[09:42] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: You know for sure it starts with 114 and not 10 or 192?
[09:42] <vizzy> logoutput ^
[09:42] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, yes, 100% positive.
[09:42] <Spaztic_One> and vizzy, what is that?
[09:43] <False_chicken> Anyone know of a manual partitioning guide? I would like to give it a shot because I hear of the advantages of having seperate partitions.
[09:43] <bleah> hi , i have a problem whit my webcam , the image is mirrored , i use ubuntu 10.04
[09:44] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, pastebin? its a website where you can put logoutput and codesnippets getting too long for irc
[09:44] <Spaztic_One> No, the oogoutput
[09:44] <vizzy> logoutput :)
[09:44] <Spaztic_One> oooh
[09:44] <Spaztic_One> lol
[09:44] <vizzy> just a typo
[09:44] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Can you right click the bars in the top right and get the connection information again?
[09:45] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I need to know what's given for broadcast address, subnet mask, and default route.
[09:45] <Spaztic_One> of the wired connection or the wireless?
[09:46] <Spaztic_One> also, vizzy, my linux does not know the command logoutput
[09:46] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Of the wireless now.
[09:46] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, type in cnsole: ifconfig , and then copy output to pastebin please :)
[09:46] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, i mean the output you get from the tail command you typed in the console
[09:46] <vizzy> sorry, my english isnt the best
[09:47] <mrwizeguy1983> i need to patch the ubuntu kernel with a .patch file, the documentation implies that it may not be necessary to compile a custom kernel for this, just use the headers?  anyone know anything about it?
[09:47] <^DEMOSS^> hello - say me please terminal commant for edit file with gpedit ( i do not remember its good - but looking like as " gtcsudo gpedit /part/file.")
[09:47] <Spaztic_One> broadcast is 10.42.43.255, subnet is 255.255.255.0 and there is no default route for the wireless
[09:48] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: It's just blank?
[09:48] <mrwizeguy1983> ^DEMOSS^, are you looking for gksudo gedit ?
[09:48] <vizzy> no default router!
[09:48] <vizzy> -r
[09:48] <linux> Would anyone in here be able to tell me if this PC (I am buying it) would be compatible with Ubuntu? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=350371341736&refid=store#ht_17272wt_934
[09:48] <Spaztic_One> There is no line for it under the wireless tab of the connection information
[09:48] <Spaztic_One> not like "Default Route:    " and a blank space, its not there at all
[09:49] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Okay, I'm using Xubuntu, so my program is a little different than yours.
[09:49] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, as root do: route add default gw ip.of.rout.er
[09:49] <mrwizeguy1983> linux, fyi any pc that high end will be hell to get working on ubuntu, but you can probably do it if you get the right info or help
[09:49] <dumont> how do I get unixtime for year 2161 jan 1st 00:00:00?
[09:49] <maxwellian> vizzy: We don't know if he doesn't have a route already.
[09:49] <^DEMOSS^> mrwizeguy1983: YESSS - it's work - thank you wery mutch )))
[09:50] <Spaztic_One> max, on the wired side, it has it and different addresses
[09:50] <Spaztic_One> sub is the same thiough
[09:50] <mrwizeguy1983> ^DEMOSS^, i have a laptop that was only about 1/2 of that price, a bit less, and it took forever to get the graphics driver working etc.
[09:50] <stix> Hi guys. I have done the following to install sun-java plugin for my firefox: http://pastebin.com/pMdjBjng. The install completes with success but the plugin is not showing in about:plugins in firefox?
[09:51] <linux> mrwizeguy: alright, maybe the "uncostumized" version will do... http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-AMD-QUAD-X4-PHENOM-965-3-4GHz-500GB-HDD-4GB-DDR3-PC-/290448990255?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Desktop_PCs&hash=item43a01be02f
[09:51] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Type route -n
[09:51] <dumont> linduxed you know you could probably build that syste for ~$2500 ?
[09:52] <eoke> stix: I think you have to tell Ubuntu which version of java to use as the default whether that'll affect Firefox or not I'm not sure.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[09:52] <indus> chanti, hi
[09:52] <indus> chanti, solved?
[09:52] <mrwizeguy1983> might be a bit easier linux but generally newer hardware is either not yet or badly supported on linux in my experience, you can usually force it to work if you or friends know the ins and outs
[09:52] <linux> dumont: yeah, but im lazy - just rebuilt and old Dimension 2400 from Dell and I'd rather not do it agian for a while lol
[09:52] <dumont> linux and fyi, any fking computer with a decent memory can be run on ubuntu!
[09:52] <Cork> anyone know how to let nautilus use sftp/smb and the like when started over ssh?
[09:52] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, is eth0 enabled? maybe unload the module. thah fixes problems for me sometimes. to use wlan i have to disable eth0 by removing e1000 module
[09:52] <linux> dumont: mhmm, i know - just wanted to know if a high-end model would work
[09:52] <mrwizeguy1983> personally, i'm only an average user of ubuntu so it took a few months for my laptop to work near perfectly
[09:53] <dumont> linux excuse me? rebuilt a dell? that's like masturbating to a trashcan
[09:53] <linux> dumont: lol it was all i had at the time
[09:53] <mrwizeguy1983> lol dumont that's funny but not very nice
[09:53] <dumont> linux any computer works
[09:53] <Spaztic_One> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/38GTaAe9
[09:53] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, can you paste the output of the following command to pastebin? tail /var/log/messages; ifconfig; route
[09:53] <oCean_> dumont: watch your language in this channel
[09:53] <dumont> how do I get unixtime for year 2161 jan 1st 00:00:00?
[09:54] <mrwizeguy1983> personally i prefer sony asus or (ibm/lenovo) dumont
[09:54] <linux> dumont/wizeguy: so the AMD 64bit quad cores aren't support very well?
[09:54] <dumont> could I do it with a date? but I don't want to change computer bios date/running time to do i
[09:54] <dumont> it
[09:54] <linux> *phenoms
[09:54] <mrwizeguy1983> linux the processor is supported VERY well
[09:54] <sam555> hello all!
[09:55] <linux> wizeguy: hmm i think that high one would work very well. most everything on it is already supported, just newer or higher end
[09:55] <mrwizeguy1983> i use the i7 720qm and it works amazing, it was the audio, hdmi, wireless card, and video card and screen i had to force to work linux
[09:55] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: It looks like you don't have a default route.
[09:55] <sam555> i'm having trouble getting my nic to work using ubuntu server
[09:55] <linux> wizeguy: just want a second opinion
[09:55] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, ok, forget about eth0, for me eth0 and wlan0 are i the same network ;)
[09:55] <sam555> i just switched out the motherboard
[09:55] <linux> but ill be back :D wifey time
[09:55] <sam555> this is the second new motherboard I've tried and when I ifconfig, it only list vm IPs and local ip
[09:55] <Spaztic_One> vizzy: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/KJPjMN2c
[09:55] <dumont> how do I get unixtime for year 2161 jan 1st 00:00:00? cmon... how do you get a unixtime stamp for a specific date?
[09:56] <stix> Guys, I have just installed ubuntu 10.04 amd64, but my system shows as a i686 - isn't that wrong?
[09:56] <mrwizeguy1983> linux i'm far from the most knowledgeable on here, a second opinion is a good idea.  i think you could make it work, but i'd bet money it will take a good bit of work to do
[09:56] <chanti> indus: not solved
[09:57] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, hmmm
[09:57] <Spaztic_One> Also, maxwellian, will having a default route make it difficult to join other networks, such as public access points, or my school's wireless?
[09:57] <otak> Cork: checkout: http://docstore.mik.ua/orelly/networking_2ndEd/ssh/ch09_01.htm
[09:57] <oCean_> dumont: -d for specific date %s for unixtime
[09:57] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, another 'idea': is your router set to a,b,  or g network? maybe have 300mbit option enabled?
[09:58] <Spaztic_One> It should either be g or n
[09:58] <dumont> oCean_ but wouldn't -d change my system time?
[09:58] <Cork> otak: thx
[09:58] <vizzy> i had funny problems when switching on 300,mbit otion on my router, or using different networks
[09:58] <maxwellian> vizzy: The pastebin output shows that he does not have a route to the router, I believe.
[09:58] <oCean_> dumont: no, it's just about printing a date, not setting
[09:58] <dumont> ok thanks
[09:58] <oCean_> dumont: date -d "2161-1-1 00:00:00" +%s something like this
[09:59] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I'll bet you dollars to donuts that if you went to a public library right now, it would work no problem.
[09:59] <Spaztic_One> hahaha
[09:59] <mrwizeguy1983> looking for someone a bit more knowledgeable about ubuntu that can help me with patching a kernel
[09:59] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: The problem is that your laptop is expecting a router with an address like 10.0.0.1
[09:59] <Spaztic_One> thats... weird
[10:00] <maxwellian> Well that's default.
[10:00] <dumont> it says invalid date
[10:00] <maxwellian> Actually, 10.0.0.1 or 192.168.1.1
[10:00] <dumont> does someone have a 64 bit syste? could they run this command? "date -d "2161-1-1 00:00:00" +%s"
[10:00] <Spaztic_One> I've never heard of one starting with 10 though
[10:00] <maxwellian> Something like those.
[10:00] <Cork> otak: i've already gotten that far, the problem is when i try to access someting like sftp:/server/home/cork/ in nautilus stated remotly i get "Could not find "/home/cork/seft:/server/home/cork"
[10:00] <maxwellian> Mine does. :)
[10:00] <Spaztic_One> the 192 yes, but... yeah...
[10:00] <Cork> *sftp
[10:00] <Spaztic_One> ah, lol
[10:00] <mrwizeguy1983> sure, why not dumont i'll do it, i run 64 bit
[10:01] <mrwizeguy1983> 6027454800      <----what it gave back dumont
[10:01] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: So if you're not going to change your router to use a real private network range, then you have to try to configure your card to use the wacko street address one. :)
[10:01] <dumont> thank you very much!
[10:01] <Spaztic_One> be back in a sec
[10:01] <anode> hey, i'm trying to install kde-l10n-ja and I'm getting errors about tex-common and texlive-binaries.. is this something that has been happening commonly?
[10:01] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, maybe your router is configured to put wlan in its own private network (again guessing a lot)
[10:01] <dumont> my unix time stamp goes up to only 2038 on 32 bit system :)
[10:01] <anode> actually, anything I install is giving me errors about tex
[10:01] <dumont> thank you very much!!!!!!!!!! 2nd time :)
[10:02] <mrwizeguy1983> dumont, i have no idea why you wanted to know but glad to help lol
[10:02] <maxwellian> vizzy: He's 100% sure his Windows machine is in the same network as the router.  I have no idea how that happened though.
[10:02] <vizzy> maxwellian, ok :)
[10:03] <Spaztic_One> hmmm?
[10:03] <valkure> bot???
[10:04] <valkure> hello
[10:04] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I know it's late, but do you mind going over and getting the info from the Windows box?
[10:04] <Trikks> Could someone help me get iTunes installed on Ubuntu?
[10:04] <mrwizeguy1983> maxwellian, do you know how to patch a kernel to support something additional?
[10:05] <Spaztic_One> What info?
[10:05] <mrwizeguy1983> Trikks, as best i know that would have to be done using wine
[10:05] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: We need IP address, broadcast address, subnet mask, and default route, if they're available.
[10:05] <ddavids> hello all
[10:05] <Spaztic_One> alright, be back in a moment
[10:06] <maxwellian> mrwizeguy1983: No way dude, sorry. :P
[10:06] <kraut> moin
[10:06] <vizzy> moin
[10:06] <mrwizeguy1983> lol you're joking maxwellian ?
[10:06] <mrwizeguy1983> somehow i get the feeling it's something simple i just haven't had to do before...
[10:06] <maxwellian> mrwizeguy1983: No, I've never compiled the kernel.
[10:07] <mrwizeguy1983> oh, well the documentation implies i don't have to
[10:07] <mrwizeguy1983> under the documentation, section for reasons NOT to compile a custom kernel, it said this:   You merely need to compile a special driver. For this, you only need to install the linux-headers packages.
[10:07] <maxwellian> mrwizeguy1983: If you patch the kernel, you have to compile it.  Otherwise the patch doesn't do anything.
[10:08] <otak> Trikks: have you tried rhythmbox?
[10:08] <nunners42> Does anyone have any experience of 10.4 Lucid crashing regularly?  I've installed it about 2 weeks ago, and can't get it stable.  When it crashes the who thing freezes.  Nothing in logs, and no regularity of what it could be.  I've been raising it on the forum (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9537321) but no luck so far...
[10:08] <Trikks> The thing is, I have an iPhone :-/
[10:08] <maxwellian> mrwizeguy1983: Sorry, again, I've never done anything like that.
[10:08] <Trikks> Not technically by choice, either.
[10:08] <Trikks> However, I do love the little thing. ^.^
[10:08] <mrwizeguy1983> maxwellian, if nothing else you made me feel better about not knowing how to do it lol
[10:08] <vizzy> nunners42, maybe run memorytest
[10:09] <eoke> Trikks: Most people here aren't going to hold an iPhone against you, RhythmBox will certainly talk to iPods so it's worth giving it a try if you just want to transfer Music.
[10:09] <sam555> how does one restart the network in ubuntu?
[10:09] <Spaztic_Two> Hey, vizzy and maxwellian, on my windows box
[10:09] <sam555> what's the command?
[10:09] <Spaztic_Two> http://pastebin.com/mv0TG2dw
[10:09] <Trikks> Oh, It can do that??
[10:09] <maxwellian> Spaztic_Two: Heh, welcome again. :)
[10:09] <Trikks> You're pullin' my leg.
[10:09] <Spaztic_Two> Haha, yea
[10:09] <eoke> Trikks: It works out of the box with my Partners Nano
[10:09] <mrwizeguy1983> sam555, what do you mean restart network?
[10:10] <nunners42> vizzy: tried memory test, nothing found
[10:10] <Trikks> Well I'll give that a shot, Thank you Eoke.
[10:10] <sam555> mrwizeguy1983: i found it, sorry to bother
[10:10] <mrwizeguy1983> nm-applet is the name of the network manager in ubuntu sam555, you can kill it and restart it if it's acting up
[10:10] <eoke> Trikks: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone may be of interest to you.
[10:11] <mrwizeguy1983> good call eoke, got a solution for me? lol
[10:11] <sam555> mrwizeguy1983: i restarted, but eth0 is still not being recongnized
[10:11] <Trikks> Thank you, Eoke.
[10:11] <sam555> i installed a new motherboard :(
[10:11] <Trikks> How do you repspond specifically to someone?
[10:11] <mrwizeguy1983> sam555, has it worked at all?
[10:11] <ubu_> hi ppl out the a need some simple suport plz :)
[10:11] <ubu_> i have bluetooth issus
[10:11] <maxwellian> Spaztic_Two: Okay, now right-click on the bars up there and go to edit connections, if it's there.
[10:11] <Trikks> I literally just installed Ubuntu. I'm a big newb at this. ^.^
[10:11] <mrwizeguy1983> it could be a driver issue if it never has worked sam555
[10:11] <sam555> mrwizeguy1983: it worked with the old motherboard
[10:12] <sam555> this is the 2nd mb I've tried :(
[10:12] <Spaztic_Two> Maxwellian, ok, running to other computer
[10:12] <maxwellian> Ha, sorry!! :P
[10:12] <eoke> Sorry mrwizeguy1983 I missed your original question as some one seemed to already be assisting you.
[10:12] <ubu_> i cant send anything from my phone to the laptop acer spire one
[10:12] <mrwizeguy1983> eoke, what i need is to patch a kernel directly from the headers
[10:12] <sam555> mrwizeguy1983: its the same type of mb of the same time of computer, so the mac should only be the difference
[10:12] <ubu_> do any one now how to fix this issus ?
[10:13] <eoke> mrwizeguy1983: I've never done that myself sorry.
[10:13] <ubu_> bluetooth "ubuntu 10.04
[10:13] <mrwizeguy1983> sam555, something probably needs to be forced to flush old data, it's above my linux tech level, ask eoke?
[10:13] <Spaztic_One> OK, got it open, maxwellian
[10:13] <eoke> ubu_: Have you looked at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[10:13] <sam555> eoke: do you know how to "flush" info out of a the OS so that my new motherboard can work with my old hard drive?
[10:13] <maxwellian> Okay, now click the wireless tab, and select your home network.
[10:14] <nunners42> vizzy: also tried new installs... thinking maybe need to go backwards in versions and try something a little older?
[10:14] <ubu_> eoke no but tnx
[10:14] <mrwizeguy1983> sam555, if you were using windows i'd tell you to go into safe mode and remove the driver and reinstall, but i don't know how to do the equivalent on ubuntu
[10:14] <Spaztic_One> and then?
[10:15] <sam555> mrwizeguy1983: gotcha
[10:15] <sam555> yeah, if I was in windows, it would have just worked with a new mac address
[10:15] <mrwizeguy1983> lol well, you'd be surprised how much windows 98 and windows xp got hung up over stupid stuff
[10:15] <mrwizeguy1983> a driver being fully removed in safe mode cleared everything sam555 so it would have worked lol
[10:16] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Click edit, then go to the IP4 settings tab.
[10:16] <sam555> mrwizeguy1983: but I don't know why I would need a new driver since it's the same exact motherboard as the other?
[10:16] <Spaztic_One> am I to change the "method"?
[10:16] <ubu_> eoke my problem is that the blue man works well the thing i have issus is that i can´t send anything like pic from lg ku990 phone to the bild in bluethooth acerspier mini
[10:16] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Yeah, we're gonna try manual.
[10:17] <Spaztic_One> do I need to add something then?
[10:17] <Spaztic_One> lol
[10:17] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Yes. :)
[10:17] <mrwizeguy1983> sam555, it's not the driver, it's the fact of it hanging on to the old info (probably) which would have been fixed on WINDOWS by clearing the driver, ubuntu works different and i don't know how to clear such data from ubuntu
[10:17] <ubu_> eoco sorry for my eng but hope u understand :)
[10:17] <swamprat> Hello
[10:17] <sam555> mrwizeguy1983: oh, i see
[10:17] <Gryllida> Hi
[10:17] <tasas> Hola
[10:18] <Spaztic_One> is netmask the subnetmask?
[10:18] <Na> เล่นยังไง
[10:18] <Spaztic_One> or does that matter?
[10:18] <mrwizeguy1983> one of the pros in here probably knows a command to flush old network data and/or reset pci devices sam555, your issue is probably a one command fix i just don't know said command
[10:18] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Yes.
[10:18] <swamprat> How to get evoultion close to try and not to exit(Ubuntu 10.04)?
[10:18] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: But you need to pick a unique address for the first box.
[10:18] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Not the same one as the other computer.
[10:18] <sam555> mrwizeguy1983: np, i'm also asking people on linux
[10:19] <Spaztic_One> ah, I thought that was the address of my router
[10:19] <Spaztic_One> ok
[10:19] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: For example, 114.114.114.150
[10:19] <nunners42> Can anyone recommend an slightly old version of ubuntu for installing on a server that's pretty robust?  Tried lucid 10.04, but keeps crashing and want to see if it is Lucid or hardware...
[10:19] <mrwizeguy1983> i fix windows pc's for money and going to be a network admin when dome with classes, but i only use linux for recreation and not as good at it, sorry sam555
[10:19] <Spaztic_One> yea, and then the 255 for the net mask
[10:19] <Spaztic_One> what for the gateway?
[10:20] <swamprat> nunners42: try 8.04 LTS
[10:20] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: That's where you put the address of the router.
[10:20] <Spaztic_One> aaah
[10:20] <otak> !debian nunners42
[10:20] <Spaztic_One> do I need to put in DNS server stuff?
[10:20] <nunners42> otak: why debian?
[10:21] <sam555> so apparently, I have eth2!
[10:21] <sam555> but no IP on eth2
[10:21] <sam555> any ideas how to set that up?
[10:21] <otak> nunners42: it just seems more stable on older hardware
[10:21] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Hopefully not.  We'll cross that bridge in a minute. :P
[10:21] <mrwizeguy1983> lol, think it kept your old mac address as eth0 and eth2 is the new one sam555 ?
[10:22] <nunners42> otak: thing is it's brand new hardware....! I'll give it a go though....
[10:22] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Oh, sorry, I forgot to look at the Windows stuff again.  Yeah, just put the router address again for DNS.
[10:22] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: That's what your windows machine is doing, apparently.
[10:23] <mrwizeguy1983> sam555, it's just a guess, but try right clicking the network icon on the system tray and going to edit connections, then edit eth2 and see what you can find, make sure it's set to connect automatically etc.
[10:23] <swamprat> How to minimize evolution to tray but not to close it? (ubuntu 10.04)
[10:24] <otak> nunners42: soz misunderstood. I find debian easier to configure in terminal..
[10:24] <IConrad01> swamprat: Try Alltray
[10:24] <Trikks> I'm having trouble with YouTube videos, I can't seem to press pause or play.
[10:24] <Trikks> Can anyone help?
[10:24] <IConrad01> Trikks: Tried http://www.youtube.com/html5 ?
[10:25] <mrwizeguy1983> Trikks, do you know how to use synaptic?
[10:25] <nunners42> otak: ok - see what you mean... I haven't actually configured much on the hardware side - in fact I think the only thing I've done is change the IP... as I said about, the motherboard has display/sound built in, so not sure what else I could configure...
[10:25] <eoke> Trikks: If there not on youtube.com itself I some times have to right click and select "Watch on youtube"
[10:25] <mrwizeguy1983> make sure you have flash player installed Trikks
[10:25] <plop_ag> sam555, you want to change the name of eth2 ? or set the network ?
[10:25] <IConrad01> Trikks: Alternatively -- http://www.webupd8.org/2009/11/fix-mouse-clicks-not-working-in-flash.html
[10:26] <plop_ag> sam555, udev now store some rules to match hardware and assign network interface to ethX
[10:26] <plop_ag> sam555, look into /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[10:26] <mrwizeguy1983> plop_ag, you know how to patch a kernel?
[10:26] <swamprat> IConrad01: Thanks it works
[10:27] <IConrad01> swamprat:  :-)
[10:27] <IConrad01> ... Is anyone in here familiar with GRUB2 and booting *.iso files via it?
[10:27] <IConrad01> Specifically, Syslinux-based LiveCD (PCRegedit)
[10:27] <Trikks> Wait, How do I apply this Linux Firefox patch?
[10:27] <IConrad01> I'm trying to add an option to my multibooting USB drive
[10:28] <plop_ag> mrwizeguy1983, a lot of people know how to do that, and there is a lot of odc available on this subjet
[10:28] <IConrad01> Trikks: Just execute the commands that website tells you to.
[10:28] <Spaztic_One> hmmm
[10:28] <IConrad01> It'll give you mouseclicks back.
[10:28] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: What happened?
[10:28] <sam555> plop_ag: is it ok to just use eth2?
[10:28] <mrwizeguy1983> plop_ag, it says in the documentation i don't have to compile a custom kernel, just use the headers provided, how do i do that? it didn't have a link for that
[10:28] <Trikks> The WebM enabled version, correct?
[10:28] <Spaztic_One> Unplugged the cable and tried it, but it didn't work, apparently
[10:28] <plop_ag> IConrad01, http://www.linux.com/community/blogs/Boot-an-ISO-via-Grub2.html
[10:29] <ddavids> hello all
[10:29] <Gryllida> hi
[10:29] <Spaztic_One> also, for a brief moment, I saw both my network and my neighbor's, as well as the one I predefined
[10:29] <plop_ag> sam555, yes you can, it is not really important, it is just in case you want to assign another name (i didnt understand you first question)
[10:29] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Where did you see them?
[10:29] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: And we're talking about three networks?
[10:29] <sam555> plop_ag: np, I was just trying to get out
[10:30] <Ego_Proctor> I have a problem with my sound.  Every time I restart my computer, or logout and log back it the sound does not work properly.  The volume control looks like it is on full blast, but if I turn it up it goes back to zero and then fills up and then the sound works.
[10:30] <plop_ag> mrwizeguy1983, really depends on what you want to do
[10:30] <Spaztic_One> I saw them in the list of available networks, and yes, three, though one owas the predefined one I have been using thus far
[10:30] <mrwizeguy1983> plop_ag, a very simple .patch file to make my built in mic work
[10:30] <IConrad01> plop_ag: I'm already booting three *.iso files.
[10:30] <Ego_Proctor> some times I have to mute and then unmute the sound and then turn it up for it to work.
[10:30] <IConrad01> It's the Syslinux boot disk I'm having issues with.
[10:30] <ddavids> pls i usually receive these kind of errors when i save with geidt on the terminalerror: line 53471: bad flag vector alias
[10:30] <ddavids> error: line 53473: bad flag alias index: 0
[10:30] <ddavids> error: line 53473: bad flag vector alias
[10:30] <ddavids> error: line 53474: bad flag alias index: 0
[10:30] <FloodBot2> ddavids: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:30] <ddavids> error: line 53474: bad flag vector alias
[10:31] <ddavids> error: line 53475: bad flag alias index: 0
[10:31] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: What do you mean, predefined?  You should be editing properties for your home wireless network, not creating a new one.
[10:32] <Spaztic_One> There wasn't one hours ago when I first started trying to get my computer online
[10:32] <Spaztic_One> there is one now
[10:32] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: So were you editing the one for your actual home network?
[10:32] <ddavids> pls i need assistance with theses errors that show in the terminal whenever i try to save something using gedit error: line 53471: bad flag vector alias
[10:32] <ddavids> error: line 53473: bad flag alias index: 0
[10:33] <IConrad01> plop_ag: For example -- It has no vmlinuz file and the initrd file is hidden inside of another file...
[10:33] <IConrad01> Is it just not supportable, or... ?
[10:33] <mrwizeguy1983> ddavids, what are you trying to edit with gedit?
[10:33] <Spaztic_One> 10 minutes ago, there was only one entry in the network connections window, and it was the one I had made initially
[10:33] <hypn0> in 10.04 i came across an odd thing, i booted up, normally (previously i had removed quiet and splash from boot commands), so what happened was there was a forced check on drive cause it had been booted 30 or 35 times (i can remember exactly), the odd thing was there was no other output like in previous versions, there was a spinning text character. at first i thought it had stopped booting, and there was an error, it was only because i had read the previous
[10:33] <hypn0>  output, before screen went blank, and cause i know 'a forced check' takes time, that i didnt panic. a newbie would probably thing it had crashed and restart it using button. just thought i'd tell u abt it.
[10:33] <ddavids> anything i try at all
[10:33] <Spaztic_One> now there are two, the one that has been there, as well as an "auto" one that has recently appeared
[10:34] <mrwizeguy1983> ddavids, it could be something about the file you're editing or maybe gedit is experiencing problems, try editing with nano or openoffice and see if that works
[10:34] <ddavids> mrwizeguys1983, anything i save
[10:34] <plop_ag> mrwizeguy1983, you have to get the kernel source, and apply your patch, and rebuild the module for you kernel
[10:35] <mrwizeguy1983> plop_ag, the documentation said i don't have to do it that way, i've built kernels before and it was a pain
[10:35] <plop_ag> really depends, you can do it like dkms
[10:35] <mrwizeguy1983> i was not good at it, got it wrong even from the guide a few times plop_ag, it requires more patience than i have....you sure it can't be done from the headers like the documentation implies?
[10:35] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: But all the manual editing we just did...did you do it for your actual home network?  With the name of your home network?
[10:35] <IConrad01> mrwizeguy1983: ddavids: Using OpenOffice to edit config files or pure linux-text files is a recipe for disaster.
[10:36] <Spaztic_One> yes
[10:36] <mrwizeguy1983> IConrad01, yes clearly, but i think he's trying to edit other files
[10:36] <Spaztic_One> and the new one also has the name, but it has the word "auto" in front of it
[10:36] <mrwizeguy1983> personally i use nano often IConrad01
[10:36] <maxwellian> ddavids: Apparently this is a known bug. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gedit/+bug/583911
[10:36] <plop_ag> mrwizeguy1983, yes, dkms only use headers from the kernel
[10:36] <IConrad01> mrwizeguy1983: Vi(m) is winning me over.
[10:37] <plop_ag> IConrad01, sorry i dont know if it is supported
[10:37] <andeeeuk> has anyone updated to the new linux kernal and found that their ati drivers are no longer working
[10:37] <andeeeuk> ?
[10:37] <IConrad01> plop_ag: Any ideas on where I could even check for such a thing?
[10:37] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Hmm...auto in that context usually means auto connect.
[10:37] <Spaztic_One> ah
[10:38] <Spaztic_One> well, both have auto connect checked
[10:38] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: If you go in to edit them, which one has your changes?
[10:38] <plop_ag> IConrad01, you can't extract your vmlinuz ?
[10:38] <IConrad01> plop_ag: There *isn't* one.
[10:39] <Spaztic_One> the one that does not have auto is how I set it, the other one is similar except that it has dhcp instead of manual
[10:39] <plop_ag> IConrad01, what did you try to boot ?
[10:39] <IConrad01> PCRegedit.
[10:39] <andeeeuk> I have updated to the new linux kernal and the ati drivers are no longer working, has anyone else had this problem?
[10:39] <IConrad01> It's Syslinux based.
[10:39] <Spaztic_One> and it says infrastructer instead of adhoc
[10:40] <mrwizeguy1983> andeeeuk, did you happen to install the update to linux-firmware around the same time?  that one gave me hell
[10:40] <andeeeuk> yeah
[10:40] <IConrad01> Actually, it has both an isolinux and a syslinux *.cfg
[10:40] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One, okay go into the one that says auto and uncheck the automatically connect part.
[10:40] <andeeeuk> i think that was in the same update
[10:40] <erUSUL> andeeeuk: probably you have to reinstall the drivers
[10:40] <Spaztic_One> done
[10:40] <plop_ag> IConrad01, and this tool is hidden in the iso ?
[10:41] <DocPlatypus> okay... I'll try again. Got a system I just now tried to upgrade to 10.04 and when I boot the new kernel I get "Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!" old kernel will boot into text mode but not X
[10:41] <maxwellian> Now the other one that you've customized is supposed to be set to automatically connect?
[10:41] <mrwizeguy1983> andeeeuk, that's probably what did it.  i had to force the installation of it to make it overwrite a certain file it couldn't automatically, then purge the graphics drivers i had, then install new ones.  might be the same for you, might not
[10:41] <andeeeuk> I have tried reinstalling the drivers but was having problema
[10:41] <IConrad01> plop_ag: ... PCRegedit *is* the *.iso
[10:41] <Spaztic_One> correct
[10:41] <andeeeuk> lol
[10:41] <plop_ag> IConrad01, menuentry "PCRegedit" { linux16 /pcregedit iso
[10:41] <IConrad01> No dice.
[10:41] <andeeeuk> that sounds like a bit of a pain
[10:41] <DocPlatypus> it's a laptop with Intel GMA and I've tried i915.modeset=0 just now. that gets the old kernel where it tries  to start X but the backlight just flickers on and off again about 20 times
[10:42] <andeeeuk> cheers for letting me know
[10:42] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Okay, in fact, just to get a little more control, uncheck auto for that one too.
[10:42] <andeeeuk> will have to go through all of that again
[10:42] <plop_ag> icarus901, http://syslinux.zytor.com/wiki/index.php/MEMDISK#GRUB2
[10:42] <plop_ag> oups
[10:42] <IConrad01> plop_ag: How could that work without a loopback entry or pointing to the kernel or initrd file?
[10:42] <Spaztic_One> ok
[10:42] <plop_ag> IConrad01, http://syslinux.zytor.com/wiki/index.php/MEMDISK#GRUB2
[10:43] <otak> Spaztic_One: auto means use dhcp. thats what you want isn't it?
[10:43] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: No, there are two meanings of "auto".
[10:43] <mrwizeguy1983> andeeeuk, yes it was a pain, a huge pain.  some conflict with a medibuntu package made linux-firmware not install properly.  did you get an error message when you did the update? if not it may not be the same problem
[10:43] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: One is to automatically connect to the network when it's in range.
[10:44] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: The other is to automatically configure the IP address and all that, instead of us specifying it manually.  (This kind of auto is handled by DHCP.)
[10:44] <pims> hi
[10:44] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: So now you should have two versions of your home network listing, one that's setup for DHCP, and one that's set manual.
[10:45] <Spaztic_One> hmmm
[10:45] <IConrad01> plop_ag: That link is **exclusively** for memdisk
[10:45] <umc-work> hey guys. I have a weird problem. I created an udev rule so my webcam is /dev/custom0, and it has root:video owners, but if I try streaming with vlc, I get a permission denied. if I plug it in a different usb and it gets name /dev/video0, streaming works fine, and it has the same permissions. any idea what could be the problem ?
[10:45] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: For BOTH, however, I want you to uncheck the checkbox that says "Connect automatically".
[10:45] <Spaztic_One> our router is set to assign network address to computers
[10:45] <IConrad01> Unless you're suggesting chainloading from GRUB2 to memdisk and from there into PCRegedit... ?
[10:45] <pims> how can I do a word research in the terminal please ? I tail -f a log and I'd like to look for a word in the output
[10:45] <Spaztic_One> YEs, I did that
[10:45] <plop_ag> IConrad01, memedisk is a syslinux tool, like pcregedit
[10:46] <IConrad01> plop_ag: No, PCRegedit is a full LiveCD distro that uses Syslinux to boot.
[10:46] <Spaztic_One> maaaaan.... its light outside
[10:46] <Spaztic_One> and its quarter til 6
[10:46] <emily__> hi guys, where do I need to look to find what error is causing my X to crash seemingly randomly? It's a clean Lucid install.
[10:46] <coz_> Spaztic_One, mm I see that here too
[10:46] <IConrad01> pims: Execute your normal command, but add this to the end:  " | grep WordToLookFor "
[10:46] <coz_> spartan07,  you must be in same timezone
[10:46] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Bleh, sorry dude.  We should probably call it a night.
[10:46] <IConrad01> pims: Just the stuff inside the quotes -- not the quotes themselves.
[10:46] <coz_> Spaztic_One,  you must be in same timezone  sorry  spartan07
[10:46] <Spaztic_One> lol
[10:47] <pims> IConrad01: will it work with live output coming every second ?
[10:47] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Even if we kept at it, it might not work.  This is a network configuration problem, and I'm not very experienced at it.
[10:47] <Spaztic_One> ah
[10:47] <Spaztic_One> hmm
[10:47] <abhi_nav> Namaste!!!
[10:47] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: If you come back tomorrow, someone with more experience can hopefully help?
[10:47] <IConrad01> pims: grep searches inputs for items and returns them.  If the command is ongoing so will the output be.
[10:47] <IConrad01> It's just piping one command's input to another.
[10:47] <pims> ok
[10:47] <Spaztic_One> well, you have any idea why i'm not seeing my neighbor's network anymore?
[10:47] <IConrad01> Pipes are your friend.
[10:47] <pims> ok
[10:48] <andeeeuk> mrwizeguy1983 i didnt receive an error when i updated
[10:48] <IConrad01> Pipes make l33ts of n00bs.  lol
[10:48] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: When did that happen?
[10:48] <Viking667> hey ho, all.
[10:48] <pims> IConrad01 > what if I want the entire output and just hightlight the words I look for ? doing | more or something ?
[10:48] <Spaztic_One> a while ago. I told you?
[10:48] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I thought you said you were seeing there's, yours, and another one of yours with Auto in its name?
[10:49] <IConrad01> pims: piping to more will just let you scroll through the outputs over time.  I don't know about highlighting.
[10:49] <andeeeuk> graphics cards always seem to be a problem with kernal updates
[10:49] <Spaztic_One> I was
[10:49] <andeeeuk> well, with my experience
[10:49] <Spaztic_One> theirs is part of that set
[10:49] <pims> IConrad01, > you know, when in a man page you can type / and then the word you look for
[10:49] <Spaztic_One> currently, I'm only seeing the one I made by hand
[10:49] <erUSUL> emily__: /var/log/Xorg.0.log ~/.xsession-errors /var/log/messages
[10:49] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Ha, theirs, sorry.
[10:49] <IConrad01> pims: That should work, yes.  Same as with Vi
[10:49] <plop_ag> IConrad01, did you try : loopback loop /boot/file.iso  chainloader (loop) ?
[10:49] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Hmm...
[10:50] <IConrad01> plop_ag: You can't chainload into *.iso's in GRUB2.
[10:50] <pims> ok
[10:50] <pims> thanks
[10:50] <IConrad01> plop_ag: That's a known bug in GRUB2.
[10:50] <DocPlatypus> okay... how do I get debugging output from gdm?
[10:50] <plop_ag> IConrad01, argh...
[10:50] <IConrad01> plop_ag: Yeah.
[10:50] <Viking667> can Grub2 actually boot into/onto a CD-rom?
[10:50] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: In the terminal type sudo iwlist scan
[10:50] <plop_ag> IConrad01, sounds bad....
[10:50] <DocPlatypus> I've looked in /var/log/gdm/:0*.log and nothing there is immediately useful
[10:51] <Viking667> (assuming it's bootable to begin with)
[10:51] <IConrad01> Viking667: I've got a multibooting USB drive with 3 *.iso files and memtest on it.
[10:51] <DocPlatypus> I need to see exactly what it's trying to do that keeps failing
[10:51] <IConrad01> Viking667: I'm trying to add PCRegedit to it.
[10:51] <emily__> erUSUL, thanks, I'll give those a glance
[10:51] <DocPlatypus> anyone?
[10:51] <Viking667> heh. Wossat then?
[10:51] <IConrad01> Viking667: It's a Linux-based LiveCD meant to correct Windows registries.
[10:51] <Viking667> aaaah.
[10:52] <Viking667> what's being used on the key? syslinux?
[10:52] <IConrad01> GRUB2.
[10:52] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/2mqEZ0P4
[10:52] <Viking667> oh...
[10:52] <IConrad01> The PCRegedit *.iso uses Syslinux.
[10:52] <IConrad01> Ubuntu & Backtrack use Casper for their LiveCDs.
[10:52] <IConrad01> I can boot Casper disks, but I can't figure out isolinux/syslinux
[10:52] <Viking667> yeah, but you're more after how to boot those ISOs from an external grub, right?
[10:53] <IConrad01> Viking667: Ubuntu & Backtrack 4 I've already got booting.  It's just PCRegedit I'm after.
[10:53] <Viking667> right.
[10:53] <abhi_nav> whats up guys?
[10:53] <IConrad01> By the way -- Backtrack 4 won't boot if you have ext4 formatted drives on the machine.
[10:53] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: deconet is the name of your home network?
[10:53] <Viking667> abhi_nav: jupiter? Or is that saturn?
[10:53] <IConrad01> It just bitches at you constantly until you reboot.
[10:53] <Spaztic_One> yes
[10:53] <Viking667> IConrad01: ugh. Nasty.
[10:53] <abhi_nav> Viking667, Saturn
[10:54] <IConrad01> Viking667: Doesn't hurt anything, happily.
[10:54] <Viking667> abhi_nav: I wasn't sure, I knew it was one of those two...
[10:54] <abhi_nav> Viking667, hmm
[10:54] <abhi_nav> though I dont know what you are taling aout
[10:54] <IConrad01> ...
[10:54] <IConrad01> Ubuntu's updating GRUB.
[10:54] <IConrad01> It's like they know I'm talking about it.  Creepy. <_<
[10:55] <Viking667> abhi_nav: it's my night time at the moment, one really bright planet (not mars nor venus) has just about set if it hasn't already set.
[10:55] <abhi_nav> hmm
[10:55] <plop_ag> IConrad01, i mount loop the pcregedit image
[10:55] <plop_ag> IConrad01, there is a linux kernel in it
[10:56] <IConrad01> plop_ag: Yes, there is.
[10:56] <IConrad01> Called "Linux"
[10:56] <plop_ag> IConrad01, yes
[10:56] <IConrad01> I tried that and it didn't work.  What's your menuentry look like?
[10:56] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I don't know why it's not listing the other two.  I'm afraid I don't know what else to do.  I just don't know enough about setting up these networks manually to be useful.  I wish there were someone here who could help. :\
[10:56] <Spaztic_One> ok
[10:56] <Spaztic_One> well
[10:57] <Spaztic_One> i'm going to go to bed and stuff
[10:57] <Spaztic_One> since i have to be up in like, 3 hours
[10:57] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Yup, sorry we didn't get further.
[10:57] <Spaztic_One> its ok
[10:57] <plop_ag> IConrad01, should be like you other linux ISO, just point to that file in the grub2's config
[10:58] <Spaztic_One> night all
[10:58] <maxwellian> If you don't think it would jack up your other computers too much, I would try putting your router back to the default address space.
[10:58] <IConrad01> plop_ag: ... no, they can't look anything at all alike.
[10:58] <IConrad01> That couldn't and shouldn't work.
[10:58] <IConrad01> Especially since it's GRUB2's config I'm trying to create here.
[10:58] <IConrad01> You said you mount looped for PCRegedit -- what is your menuentry?
[10:59] <IConrad01> Can you pastebin or something it for me?
[10:59] <unimatrix> is there a way to control a remote system with synaptic or the USC?
[10:59] <plop_ag> IConrad01, i fouhd a lot of doc about boot an iso via grub2 ? they are all liyng ?
[10:59] <IConrad01> unimatrix: SSH -X user@location
[10:59] <IConrad01> unimatrix: From there, execute " sudo synaptic "
[10:59] <unimatrix> IConrad01 when the remote system doesn't use X
[11:00] <IConrad01> unimatrix: Doesn't matter.  The application is the client, and as long as *you* are running an X server you're set.
[11:00] <plop_ag> IConrad01, i didnt try to boot it with grub2, because i am currently using my workstation, the only box i have with grub2 :/
[11:00] <IConrad01> unimatrix: The application will use *your* X session to draw the windows with, IOW.
[11:00] <plop_ag> IConrad01, i mount it loop on my system, to check the content
[11:00] <unimatrix> IConrad01 i'm pretty sure this won't work
[11:00] <IConrad01> unimatrix: I do it all the time.
[11:01] <hopeless8009> i need help connecting my 10.4 server to our network though wireless
[11:01] <_vadim> Is it possible to make a script run on boot, before logins are allowed? Upstart insists in running it in parallel, which I explicitly do NOT want. The script must run until completion before logins are allowed, or X is started.
[11:01] <IConrad01> unimatrix: It's specifically what X was designed to do.
[11:01] <unimatrix> IConrad01 yeah but you need it on both the client and the server
[11:01] <IConrad01> unimatrix: No, you do not.
[11:01] <IConrad01> unimatrix: I X-forward from my headless server in runlevel 3 *all the time*.
[11:01] <IConrad01> unimatrix: X was **designed** for that.
[11:02] <IConrad01> unimatrix: The worst that will happen is the application won't launch.  Give it a whirl. :)  I promise you'll enjoy the results.
[11:02] <unimatrix> IConrad01 well in worst case i still need synaptic installed on the remote machine
[11:03] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, can you help me connect my sever to the network
[11:03] <IConrad01> _vadim: You should, in theory, be able to add an init script.  But that's hoary stuff.
[11:03] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Wireless connection, right?  Do you need more than one internet connection running simultaneously on that server?
[11:03] <hopeless8009> no
[11:03] <erUSUL> _vadim: ask in #upstart how to express the contraints of your init script
[11:03] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: If not, wicd can be used from CLI.
[11:03] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, no
[11:04] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, how do i get that
[11:04] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, and how do i install it on the server
[11:04] <unimatrix> IConrad01: (synaptic:22037): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[11:04] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: If you can connect it over ethernet temporarily, you can install it that way.  Alternatively you can pull the *.deb file manually and install it using dpkg -i
[11:04] <erUSUL> hopeless8009: /etc/network/interfaces can be used to configure wifi.
[11:04] <IConrad01> unimatrix: Did you throw the -X flag?  In capital?
[11:04] <erUSUL> hopeless8009: wpa?
[11:04] <unimatrix> IConrad01 yup
[11:05] <IConrad01> unimatrix: ssh -X user@location
[11:05] <unimatrix> IConrad01 exactly like that
[11:05] <hopeless8009> erUSUL, i've done that and yes its WPA
[11:05] <IConrad01> Okay.  And you executed "sudo synaptic" rather than opening up a root shell?
[11:05] <KnightStalker> I saw my postfix sending(receivng worked) not working so,I searched google and finded out to test host -t mx gmail.com for example,I saw it failing,any reasons?
[11:05] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, I cant connect to eatheranet
[11:06] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, how do i get it manualy
[11:06] <plop_ag> IConrad01, perhaps you can try to redo the cdrom ? make it bootable from grub2 ?
[11:06] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Does it have USB drives?  Download the *.deb file elsewhere and drop via USB.
[11:06] <erUSUL> hopeless8009: http://wiki.debian.org/WiFi/HowToUse#wpasupplicant
[11:06] <IConrad01> plop_ag: They don't provide source.  And that's above my pay grade.
[11:06] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, yes it has USB drive where do i get the .deb at
[11:07] <unimatrix> IConrad01 what do you mean opening a root shell?
[11:07] <IConrad01> unimatrix: The X-forwarding only works for the session you're currently in.
[11:08] <IConrad01> You do //NOT// need an X-server running on the device *forwarding* the X session to your remote machine, from which you perform the operation.
[11:08] <unimatrix> IConrad01 it gives the same error without sudo
[11:08] <IConrad01> unimatrix: Is your local machine also headless?
[11:09] <unimatrix> IConrad01 you mean without X? no
[11:09] <IConrad01> unimatrix: Then it absolutely ought to be working.
[11:09] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: Try apt-get --download-only wicd
[11:09] <IConrad01> unimatrix: But that error is what happens when X is not forwarding.
[11:09] <IConrad01> maxwellian: I always forget that option.  Thank you.
[11:09] <unimatrix> IConrad01 I even have X11 forwarding enabled in /etc/sshd_conf
[11:09] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Do that from, obviously, a different machine.
[11:10] <IConrad01> unimatrix: Did you restart ssh?
[11:10] <unimatrix> IConrad01 it's been enabled for years
[11:10] <IConrad01> Hrm.  Then it should be working.
[11:10] <IConrad01> Try ssh -Y
[11:10] <bouma> hello, could anyone help me. im getting /media/bf??______'s where _'s get appended to the invalid /media entry for a partition.
[11:10] <unimatrix> IConrad01 could it be a problem with the DISPLAY variable not being set?
[11:11] <bouma> how can i remove these ? do i have to use rm / on the file/link/inode ?
[11:11] <IConrad01> unimatrix: ... I'm not setting DISPLAY on my machines.
[11:11] <hopeless8009> maxwellin, are you Iconrad01 also
[11:12] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: No, we're different people. lol
[11:12] <KnightStalker> XD
[11:12] <unimatrix> IConrad01 -Y makes no difference
[11:12] <wakkarto> hi
[11:12] <bouma> is there a better was to fix the issue, permanently would be nice
[11:12] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: No, unless this is some kind of messed up Fight Club remake.
[11:12] <IConrad01> unimatrix: pastebin your ssh_config ?
[11:12] <unimatrix> IConrad01 sure
[11:12] <KnightStalker> I saw my postfix sending(receivng worked) not working so,I searched google and finded out to test host -t mx gmail.com for example,I saw it failing,any reasons?thats showed via postfix tail " Name service error for name=gmail.com type=MX: Host not found, try again"
[11:12] <hopeless8009> maxwellian, where will they be after they are downlaoded
[11:12] <IConrad01> You should have ForwardX11 yes uncommented and ForwardX11Truest yes as well...
[11:12] <bartj> can some one plz help with resizing my root partition
[11:12] <bartj> it is 100% full
[11:13] <bartj> I am trying to use gparted
[11:13] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Doesn't matter.  Just throw "find / | grep wicd" as root and you'll find it. :)
[11:13] <erUSUL> bartj: try to make some room... « sudo apt-get clean »
[11:13] <wakkarto> is that even possible?
[11:13] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: The .deb file will be in the current directory, meaning the directory you were in when you ran the command.
[11:13] <IConrad01> bartj: You want to do that from LiveCD
[11:13] <unimatrix> IConrad01 http://pastebin.com/pibPnnYh
[11:13] <IConrad01> bartj: gparted won't work on mounted drives
[11:13] <love_> السلام عليكم
[11:13] <love_> في شباب هنا
[11:13] <erUSUL> !sa
[11:13]  * AmberJ Gets erUSUL sa <%)
[11:14] <maxwellian> IConrad01: On my machine that kind of search would take a long time...it pays to know where things end up. :)
[11:14] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, Maxwellian, the command did not work
[11:14] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: What happened?
[11:14] <erUSUL> !es
[11:14]  * AmberJ Gets erUSUL es <%)
[11:14] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: You didn't try to run it from the machine to do the install with, did you?
[11:14] <wakkarto> IConrad01: is it even possible to resize your root partition if it is not mounted? to make it bigger i mean...
[11:14] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: Bah, I gave you the wrong syntax.
[11:14] <IConrad01> maxwellian: How much shit have you got?  I've got 200 GB on my laptop and a full find takes fifteen seconds...
[11:15] <IConrad01> wakkarto: That's the only way to do so.
[11:15] <hopeless8009> john@john-laptop:~$ apt-get --download-only wicd
[11:15] <hopeless8009> E: Invalid operation wicd
[11:15] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: "sudo apt-get install wicd --download-only" ?
[11:15] <love_> السلام عليكم
[11:15] <love_> السلام عليكم
[11:15] <FloodBot2> love_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:15] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: What he said. :)  Don't know if --download-only needs to go earlier or not.
[11:16] <IConrad01> unimatrix: Change "X11Forwarding yes" to "ForwardX11 yes"
[11:16] <maxwellian> IConrad01: My computer is just slow man, lay off. :)
[11:16] <Gryllida> AmberJ: turn your script off please
[11:16] <IConrad01> maxwellian: It's alright.  Not everybody gets to replace their laptop three times in the same year due to their home getting repeatedly broken into like I do.  >_<
[11:16] <carlos_> hey, can anyone help me with mounting a .iso image
[11:16] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Well if I were the guy breaking in, at least I'd have a nice computer.
[11:17] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, ok i jsut downloaded it what is this again
[11:17] <unimatrix> IConrad01: /etc/ssh/sshd_config: line 63: Bad configuration option: ForwardX11
[11:17] <Spaztic_One> maxwellian, guess what
[11:17] <AmberJ> Gryllida: Yeah. sorry..mistakenly loaded that script
[11:17] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: What?
[11:17] <KnightStalker> no one knows anything about postfix? >_>
[11:17] <Spaztic_One> I'm wireless
[11:17] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Yeah, by the way -- Lo/Jack for laptops is a waste of money.
[11:17] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: What?!  How?
[11:17] <Spaztic_One> I'm not sure how, but it works
[11:17] <DocPlatypus> okay... what exactly is the difference between -386 and -generic kernels?
[11:17] <bartj> IConrad01, I have a root partition followed by another partition, which is followed by unallocated space. Now, given that there is no free space contiguous with the root partition, will gparted work in this case? I tried it from a live cd but it didn't seem to be using the unallocated space.
[11:17] <erUSUL> KnightStalker: try in #ubuntu-server
[11:17] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Good to know...
[11:17] <IConrad01> unimatrix: I CNP'd that directly from my own ssh_config file.
[11:17] <KnightStalker> erUSUL,thansk!
[11:17] <KnightStalker> thanks*
[11:17] <DocPlatypus> IConrad01: I thought LoJack for laptops was Windows specific anyway?
[11:17] <Spaztic_One> I closed all programs, and shut my computer
[11:17] <Spaztic_One> I decided to tryit one more time
[11:18] <carlos_> anyone help me with mounting a .iso?
[11:18] <IConrad01> DocPlatypus: It is, but so was the other laptop.
[11:18] <Spaztic_One> when I opened it, I had to reload the drivers
[11:18] <DocPlatypus> IConrad01: how the hell does it work anyway?
[11:18] <Spaztic_One> but then it saw the networks
[11:18] <IConrad01> carlos_: Just use the GUI tools... :-/
[11:18] <Spaztic_One> I deleted the one we made, and am using the one it found instead
[11:18] <IConrad01> DocPlatypus: Basically whenever your computer logs on, it pings a specific server and reports its current IP.
[11:18] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: And it just works?
[11:18] <IConrad01> DocPlatypus: Unless, of course, they reformat.
[11:18] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, i ran the comand at john@john where would i find the file?
[11:18] <AmberJ> Can someone tell which script Gryllida was talking about?
[11:18] <Spaztic_One> also, the wireless indicator light keeps changing color from blue to orange seemingly at random
[11:18] <Spaztic_One> and yes, it just works
[11:19] <DocPlatypus> IConrad01: easily defeated by just not letting it on the net... yeah, or reformatting, too
[11:19] <erUSUL> AmberJ: the one that triggers this 12:14  * AmberJ Gets erUSUL es <%)
[11:19] <unimatrix> IConrad01 ok i got it working
[11:19] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: From the machine you ran the command, execute "find / | grep wicd" as root.
[11:19] <carlos_> IConrad01: I tried using sudo mount -o loop -t iso 9660 and then the image and then the directory and came up with something strange
[11:19] <IConrad01> DocPlatypus: I *did* mention it was a waste of money.
[11:19] <maxwellian> IConrad01: FYI, hopeless8009 is a total noob. "As root" may not mean much.
[11:20] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I don't know what to say... I wish I knew what happened!
[11:20] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Ahh.  I'd hope that would translate to "sudo" to anyone capable of running apt-get via CLI.  But... you know what they say...
[11:20] <hopeless8009> maxwellian, I understand root i am a noob but i do have a degree in this
[11:20] <Spaztic_One> anyway, i;m in bed now, so I;m going to commence with the sleep cycle
[11:20] <IConrad01> carlos_: What happens when you mount the *.iso via Nautilus?
[11:20] <DocPlatypus> IConrad01: I mean, if that's all it does, then it's nothing that can't be done with free software and they choose to make it Windows-specific for no real reason. I thought there was some kind of trade secret stuff in it
[11:20] <IConrad01> I.e.; navigate-to and right-click
[11:20] <Spaztic_One> haha, yhea, who knows
[11:20] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Congrats, hope it keeps working!
[11:20] <Spaztic_One> yep yep
[11:20] <DocPlatypus> IConrad01: and I'm not doubting you in the least, btw
[11:20] <Spaztic_One> maybe later we can try and figure whats going on
[11:21] <IConrad01> DocPlatypus: The service, and the executables, and **supposedly** it makes changes at the BIOS level.
[11:21] <IConrad01> It's all bullshit.
[11:21] <AmberJ> erUSUL: Ok. let me see.
[11:21] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: First thing would be to check your IP address.
[11:21] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Whether its a 114
[11:21] <carlos_> IConrad01: Well I haven't tried that yet have I xD
[11:21] <Spaztic_One> 114.114.114.105
[11:21] <IConrad01> DocPlatypus: I've had three laptops "protected" w/ Lo/Jack stolen.  Not one was ever recovered.  It's been a year.
[11:21] <Spaztic_One> broadcast is 114.114.114.255
[11:21] <IConrad01> carlos_: It might be easier.  Just sayin'. :)
[11:21] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: You didn't assign it?
[11:21] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, in other words sudo
[11:21] <Spaztic_One> mask is 255.255.255.0
[11:21] <Spaztic_One> nope
[11:21] <carlos_> IConrad01: How would I do that now?
[11:21] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Yes.  For your purposes "as root" == "sudo"
[11:22] <Spaztic_One> default route and primary DNS are 114.114.114.1
[11:22] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Awesome, then your router gave you the IP you wanted it to!
[11:22] <IConrad01> carlos_: Open up your file manager / browser -- i.e.; double click on a folder.
[11:22] <Spaztic_One> secodary DNS is 209.18.47.61
[11:22] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: I still have no idea how you're allowed to use those IPs, but at least it's working.
[11:22] <Spaztic_One> and yea
[11:22] <IConrad01> carlos_: Navigate to where the *.iso file is stored.  Then right-click and choose "open with archive mounter"
[11:22] <IConrad01> And BAM -- one mounted *.iso.
[11:22] <Spaztic_One> I thought the Automatic DHCP sounded rightwhen oyu guys were talking about it
[11:22] <Spaztic_One> and thats what this one is set to
[11:22] <erUSUL> !iso | carlos_
[11:23] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, ok o found the files can you plz tell me what im about to install on my server
[11:23] <Spaztic_One> compters are weird, somehow magically knowing the type of connection and stuff
[11:23] <Spaztic_One> lol
[11:23] <Spaztic_One> anyway
[11:23] <lol-hack> hi
[11:23] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One, In general, it IS right.  I was going for manual because I thought your Ubuntu wasn't letting you take an illegal address form the router. :)
[11:23] <oussama> ba333
[11:23] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: It's like the network-manager program, but is a competing offering.
[11:23] <AmberJ> erUSUL: I guess the script is unloaded now. In case it's not, please ping me.
[11:23] <Spaztic_One> ah
[11:23] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: "wicd" stands for "wireless internet connection daemon."
[11:23] <pepper_haze> Hi, I am having trouble installed xen on Ubuntu 10.04
[11:23] <oussama> hey there
[11:23] <Spaztic_One> well, it was set to share or something before
[11:23] <oussama> i'o sono master
[11:23] <erUSUL> AmberJ: well; not really my problem
[11:23] <DocPlatypus> I'm beginning to wonder if this laptop just does not like 10.04
[11:23] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Yes, the ad hoc thing is a problem.
[11:23] <ranjan> any body here used HylaFAX ??
[11:23] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Found that out just after you left.
[11:24] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, do you mind walking me through the rest plz
[11:24] <lol-hack>  hi
[11:24] <Spaztic_One> yeah, no clue what adhoc vs infrastructure are
[11:24] <IConrad01> DocPlatypus: PEBKAC.  The Code Is Always Right.  the Problem is ALWAYS PEBKAC.
[11:24] <pepper_haze> can, anyone help me, I am trying intall the desktop virsion of Xen on Ubuntu 10.04 and it says I don't have all the dependacies.
[11:24] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Infrastructure is for access points, like your router.
[11:24] <oussama> hey there i have problem with may w3af
[11:24] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Ad hoc  is more like you're sharing the connection between your desktop and laptop.
[11:25] <lol-hack> ls
[11:25] <Spaztic_One> ah... that kinda makes sense
[11:25] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Anyway, come back when you're not a zombie to figure out why you have to reload those modules every time.
[11:25] <oussama> can i have some help
[11:25] <lol-hack> ls -la
[11:25] <Spaztic_One> ok
[11:25] <erUSUL> !details | oussama
[11:25] <oussama> ok
[11:25] <Spaztic_One> night max, thanks for your help, or at least your time since we don't know why it decided to start working =)
[11:26] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: You're welcome for either. :)
[11:26] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Gimme a sec
[11:26] <maxwellian> Spaztic_One: Night!
[11:26] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Ack! You'll also need "wicd-curses"
[11:26] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, NP thank you much your a big help
[11:26] <oussama> i download w3af from sourceforge for ubuntu and when i extract the archive and run the w3afgui she d'asent work*
[11:26] <IConrad01> That's the actual CLI "frontend" for wicd
[11:27] <carlos_> IConrad01: CD-ROM is NOT in ISO 9660 format
[11:27] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, ok i mounted my hardrive in the server already how do i unmount so i can move it over
[11:27] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: Download the .deb the same way you did the other one.
[11:27] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Do you not have any USB drives?  These *.deb files are **not** that big...
[11:27] <bartj> can one increase the size of a root partition *only* if unallocated space follows it ?
[11:28] <IConrad01> bartj: You can only expand a partition into unclaimed space on the table.
[11:28] <IConrad01> bartj: So you'll have to shrink another partition in order to expand the /boot
[11:28] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, no im sorry i do not
[11:28] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: As long as they're on your drive, that's all that matters.
[11:28] <pepper_haze> can anyone here help me, I am having problems with install packages on 10.04
[11:28] <maxwellian> oussama, What happens when you run the gui?
[11:28] <IConrad01> pepper_haze: Are you connected to the internet?
[11:28] <antonio_> hi in bash scripting can i assign to a variable: a=ifconfig | grep eth0
[11:29] <Viking667> ... huh?
[11:29] <antonio_> ??
[11:29] <pepper_haze> LOL, IConrad01 I wouldn't be chatting here if I wasn't
[11:29] <Viking667> oh.
[11:29] <oussama> just nothing
[11:29] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, so its safe to just disconnect the external hardrive form the server
[11:29] <IConrad01> pepper_haze: On the machine in question.  You never know.
[11:29] <Viking667> there's a BashFAQ for that, I suspect.
[11:29] <maxwellian> pepper_haze: Sometimes people have two machines in order to fix things.
[11:29] <bartj> IConrad01: I have 53 GB unallocated space and the "/" partition is 15GB
[11:29] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: I don't know your configuration.  Basically you need the *.deb files accessible to the machine with the WiFi we want to configure.
[11:30] <IConrad01> bartj: I believe they need to be contiguous space.
[11:30] <erUSUL> antonio_: a=$(ifconfig | grep eth0)
[11:30] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: You moved the .deb file onto an external drive from your Internet-ready machine, moved the drive over to the server, and now you want to unmount the drive from the server?
[11:30] <IConrad01> antonio_: Basically go with Viking667's answer.  But erUSUL is the specific case.
[11:30] <erUSUL> bartj: i would move the home partition to the 53 GiB partition
[11:31] <erUSUL> !separatehome | bartj
[11:31] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Once you install the *.deb files you don't need the external drive to remain attached. That is absolutely correct.
[11:31] <welcome> emulator.
[11:31] <pepper_haze> IConrad01, I am trying to install ubuntu-xen-desktop with synaptic and it says I don't have all the dependacies, I think I don't have the ppa(?) or something to install it, I think this is a flaw with the packages with 10.04
[11:31] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Should he umount it?
[11:31] <Agan_squiddy> is catalyst provide a better power savings feature than xf86-video-radeon?
[11:31] <welcome> what is the emulator.  ?
[11:31] <bartj> I want to allocate 30 GB of the unallocated space to the / root partition
[11:32] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Unmounting a drive before physically removing it is always advisable.
[11:32] <carlos_> IConrad01: when I opened it in nautilus I got this message: CD-ROM is NOT in ISO 9660 format
[11:32] <IConrad01> carlos_: As in, the CD itself isn't?  Bizarre.
[11:32] <kickingintender> hey iam getting trouble with installation
[11:32] <igoryonya_> hello, how do I upgrade a distro? I've got a new version Ubuntu 9.10 DVD to upgrade from 9.04, I added the 9.10 DVD distro and all of the 9.10 Repo DVDs to Software Sources, then I go to Update Manager, click on the "New Distro available 9.10" Upgrade, and it goes to download the upgrade from the internet instead of from DVDs. How do I make it upgrade from the DVDs?
[11:32] <carlos_> Iconrad01: I don't have a CD, I'm trying to mount it
[11:32] <jmkgreen> so anyone else found cifs in 10.04 completely hosed?
[11:32] <welcome> hey
[11:32] <kickingintender> ubuntu doesnt recognize my partitions nor xp
[11:32] <IConrad01> pepper_haze: Well... try browsing launchpad for Xen?
[11:32] <welcome> i need help
[11:32] <jmkgreen> mine's unusably slow
[11:32] <carlos_> Iconrad01: mount the image without a CD
[11:32] <maxwellian> !details | welcome
[11:32] <IConrad01> jmkgreen: I keep getting new and mysterious issues with it.
[11:32] <aretrfre34> can dpkg commit dist reinstall?
[11:33] <IConrad01> carlos_: Sorry, the *.iso file.
[11:33] <jmkgreen> IConrad01: I was find until yesterday morning. Now I can't get past server timeout issues
[11:33] <carlos_> Iconrad01: yes, I don't understand it
[11:33] <carlos_> :p
[11:33] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, ok i have all the files i need on my exteranl drive attached to the computer what now
[11:33] <kickingintender> ubuntu doesnt recognize my partitions nor xp
[11:33] <IConrad01> carlos_: Try googling around for a tool that detects filesystem format?
[11:33] <IConrad01> O_o
[11:33] <jmkgreen> IConrad01: the server is perfectly fine in fact
[11:33] <welcome> how to install the emulator ?
[11:33] <carlos_> Iconrad01: ye ok thanks, I'll do that later, lunch time now :D
[11:33] <jmkgreen> IConrad01: This is my bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/600565
[11:33] <carlos_> Iconrad01: thanks for everything
[11:33] <California_Kid> greetings
[11:34] <IConrad01> carlos_: Sorry. lol
[11:34] <IConrad01> :)
[11:34] <maxwellian> welcome: What emulator?  What are you talking about?
[11:34] <jmkgreen> IConrad01: look familiar at all?
[11:34] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Basically we're treating the external drive like a USB pendrive.
[11:34] <IConrad01> So just run dpkg -i /path/to/NameOf.deb
[11:34] <antonio_> erUSUL i tried a=$(ifconfig | grep eth0) and bash says: "eth0 command not found"
[11:34] <welcome> i saw in the website  "Ubuntu with an emulator."
[11:34] <California_Kid> hey just curious if anyone would have any info..I registered my name when I was on freenode server. but when I Identify it doesn't recognize the password. but its correct
[11:35] <erUSUL> antonio_: you typed something wrong
[11:35] <hopeless8009> IConrad01,  yes but i dont how to get to the files
[11:35] <maxwellian> California_Kid: This is not the best channel for that.
[11:35] <igoryonya_> How do I upgrade a 9.04 vertion to to 9.10 from the DVD distro?
[11:35] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Ahhhhhhh...
[11:35] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, i thank it mounted when i pluged it in sorry
[11:35] <California_Kid> just checking, I read it on a forum that someone may know in ubuntu
[11:35] <erUSUL> igoryonya_: you need the alternatecd
[11:35] <erUSUL> !alternate > igoryonya_
[11:35] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: We want it mounted for now.  Otherwise it can't read the files.
[11:35] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, sorry im still getting my feet wet
[11:35] <erUSUL> !upgrade | igoryonya_
[11:36] <igoryonya_> erUSUL: what does that mean?
[11:36] <rethus> can i use gnome-applets on xfce ?
[11:36] <KnightStalker> !alternate > KnightStalker
[11:36] <maxwellian> California_Kid: There is probably a help channel for freenode.
[11:36] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: execute "sudo mount"  -- that'll tell you where the new device is mounted at.
[11:36] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, ok so how do i mount it
[11:36] <kickingintender> problem with my partition table
[11:36] <California_Kid> max: dont worry its all good..no big deal
[11:36] <bartj> here is a snapshot of how my disk usage is - http://imgur.com/mvvMZ
[11:36] <welcome> How To Install Cedega ?
[11:36] <m4t> i applied 0001-trace-add-trace-events-for-open-exec-an.patch and enabled CONFIG_FTRACE=y and CONFIG_ENABLE_DEFAULT_TRACERS=y. ureadahead will write to /var/lib/ureadahead if i run it after say, doing 'find /'
[11:36] <California_Kid> max: thanks though
[11:36] <kickingintender> how can i correct
[11:36] <m4t> but at boot it writes nothing. is there some way to debug it? perhaps have it log to a file?
[11:36] <erUSUL> igoryonya_: that the desktopCD (livecd) can not be used to upgrade
[11:36] <bartj> can you guys please have a look and tell me how to increase the root partition ?
[11:36] <bartj> is it even possible ?
[11:36] <IConrad01> jmkgreen: Nope, sorry.  Not anything like any of mine. lol
[11:36] <jmkgreen> fair enough
[11:37] <California_Kid> peace
[11:37] <welcome> How To Install Cedega ?!
[11:37] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, i dont see where its at
[11:37] <bubuzzz> is there any way to close the terminal without closing the application ?
[11:37] <bartj> IConrad01: please have a look at my partition table - http://imgur.com/mvvMZ and let me know if it is possible to increase the root partition
[11:38] <IConrad01> bartj: Try moving your partition to the end of the disk.
[11:38] <bartj> you mean the root partition ?
[11:38] <IConrad01> Failing that... make a new partition inside your extended partition, copy the root partition into it...
[11:38] <erUSUL> bubuzzz: diown the app or launch it with nohup
[11:38] <welcome> there is anther channel for the ubuntu applications ? ?
[11:38] <erUSUL> bubuzzz: disown*
[11:38] <erUSUL> !wine | welcome
[11:38] <maxwellian> welcome: You're trying to install Cedega?
[11:38] <IConrad01> Then delete your original root partition, and make a *new* partition at the end of the disk and use it as root-mount.
[11:38] <coz_> welcome,  not to my knowlege   which applications are you thinking about
[11:39] <kickingintender> no help here
[11:39] <IConrad01> bartj: Wait, I'm an idiot.
[11:39] <kickingintender> ????????
[11:39] <IConrad01> bartj: you only have 3 "primary" partitions, and sda devices can have four.
[11:39] <abhi_nav> kickingintender, whats the issue?
[11:39] <welcome> yea
[11:39] <igoryonya_> erUSUL: but I did somehow upgraded 8.10 to 9.04 from the DVD distro.
[11:39] <kickingintender> problem with my partition table
[11:39] <kickingintender> ubuntu doesnt recognize my partitions nor xp
[11:39] <IConrad01> Just make a new partition at the end of your disk, make it as large as you like, and then copy /dev/sda1 into it, and change which one is root.
[11:39] <welcome> i am trying but it no works, How To Install Cedega then ?
[11:40] <bartj> IConrad01: why what is wrong ?
[11:40] <erUSUL> igoryonya_: maybe that DVD includes alternate cd...
[11:40] <IConrad01> kickingintender: look up reinstalling GRUB via LiveCD.
[11:40] <hopeless8009> IConrad01,  you still there?
[11:40] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Sorry, distracted.
[11:40] <maxwellian> welcome: Did read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cedega
[11:40] <IConrad01> Back to you now, hopeless8009.
[11:40] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: He's clearly still here, helping 15 people at a time...takes a minute. :)
[11:41] <kickingintender> no ....its fresh install and ubuntu doesnt recognize my partitions
[11:41] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Even for ADD aspies at 4:00 AM.
[11:41] <welcome> its not free ?
[11:41] <bartj> IConrad01: well...how does one go about making a partition as root ?
[11:41] <abhi_nav> kickingintender, does ubuntu starts normaly?
[11:41] <welcome> i thought everything on liunx for free !?
[11:41] <IConrad01> bartj: ... there are a lot of gparted tutorials out there, many of which with visual walkthroughs.
[11:41] <abhi_nav> welcome, not 'everything'
[11:41] <IConrad01> I'd suggest googling for 'em.  :)
[11:41] <welcome> i mean the softwere
[11:41] <sinistrad> Anyone know in kdenlive how to do a transition between clips and also have a text overlay (title text)? My output goes black when I hit the overlay. I have a photo of my project --> http://imagebin.ca/view/l-LVIT4.html
[11:41] <abhi_nav> welcome, majority of time you are paying for the 'service' not for the product
[11:42] <erUSUL> bartj: again; i think that your best option is to move /home to the 53 giB partitions and leave root where it is
[11:42] <erUSUL> !separatehome | bartj
[11:42] <IConrad01> Lost hopeless8009. :-/
[11:42] <IConrad01> erUSUL: his /home **is** separate.
[11:42] <maxwellian> IConrad01: He left?
[11:42] <IConrad01> maxwellian: His connection dropped.
[11:42] <erUSUL> bartj: how did you managed to fill up a 15 GiB root partition ?
[11:43] <kickingintender> abhi_nav problem is that i dont even have installed ubuntu for this issue
[11:43] <IConrad01> "Connection dropped by peer"
[11:43] <kickingintender> i want 2 dual boot xp and ubuntu
[11:43] <pepper_haze> how do you install packages from launchpad?
[11:43] <abhi_nav> kickingintender, I am not getting your issue. can yuo clearly specify?
[11:43] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Ah, hopefully he'll come back.  I want to learn about setting up networks the way he needs to.
[11:43] <abhi_nav> kickingintender, ok you want to dual boot. so is xp currently installed and running?
[11:43] <bubuzzz> erUSUL: nohup works but it sill ask me when i close the terminal. Application still close when i press Ctrl + C
[11:43] <IConrad01> maxwellian: wicd-curses is TUI.
[11:43] <IConrad01> Easy-peasy.
[11:43] <bartj> erUSUL: I installed a huge database on the root partition
[11:44] <TYRANNASAURUS>                                                                            
[11:44] <TYRANNASAURUS>                                                                            
[11:44] <FloodBot2> TYRANNASAURUS: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:44] <IConrad01> bartj: Can't you relocated it?
[11:44] <kickingintender> i have 80 gb hdd want 2 install xp and ubuntu but ubuntu doesnt recognize my partitons
[11:44] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Cool. :)
[11:44] <pepper_haze> IConrad01, I went and found packages I need, but I don't know how to install them from launchpad
[11:44] <IConrad01> pepper_haze: They're PPAs
[11:44] <abhi_nav> only two lies of spam?
[11:44] <kickingintender> i have installed xp and working on it
[11:44] <erUSUL> bubuzzz: nuhup and & at the end i.e. $ nohup firefox &
[11:44] <pepper_haze> IConrad01, how do I install them?
[11:44] <IConrad01> Basically, somewhere on the PPA's home page should be a link like "ppa:so-and-so/ppa"
[11:45] <bubuzzz> ok. Work perfectly. Thank you very muchg
[11:45] <maxwellian> kickingintender: Start from the beginning. You had a working installation of Windows XP?
[11:45] <maxwellian> kickingintender: Then what did you do?
[11:45] <IConrad01> add that from Synaptic - Settings - Repositories - Other Software "+ add"
[11:45] <abhi_nav> kickingintender, i suggest you go to xp and from there make a free space (not formated) for ubuntu. and then go to ubuntu installation. it wll detect that free partition and then install buntu there
[11:45] <IConrad01> Use that "ppa:so-and-so" line as the thing to go in the field that'll pop up with.
[11:46] <IConrad01> And then reload synaptic and give the install of Xen another whirl.
[11:46] <IConrad01> You're basically adding pointers for Synaptic to resolve the dependencies on its own with.
[11:46] <welcome> welcome, majority of time you are paying for the 'service' not for the product ,
[11:46] <welcome> but in the windows i dont pay but i get a crack for the games  , and the softwere free
[11:46] <bartj> erUSUL: but your suggestion would involve moving the /tmp and the /swap partition to the right!
[11:47] <IConrad01> pepper_haze: Does it *have* to be Xen, by the way?
[11:47] <maxwellian> welcome: Nobody's here to talk to you about stealing software.
[11:47] <maxwellian> welcome: Is there something you don't understand about that page I linked for you?
[11:48] <welcome> i got it
[11:48] <IConrad01> Well, no more hopeless8009 it looks like.
[11:48] <IConrad01> Ahh, well.
[11:48] <maxwellian> welcome: Someone else mentioned wine, which IS completely free.
[11:48] <IConrad01> Hopefully he'll figure out how to get at and install those *.deb's and work it out from there.
[11:48] <IConrad01> ... I doubt it, sadly.
[11:49] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Not in a million years.
[11:49] <erUSUL> bartj: well my suggestion try to avoid having to move or resize anything; thus reducing the chance of data loss
[11:49] <maxwellian> IConrad01: You hadn't even gotten to the hard part yet.
[11:49] <welcome> yea i see the wine in the website they said not all the softwere work on it right ?
[11:49] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Well, I did keep mentioning dpkg -i /path/to/NameOf.deb
[11:49] <erUSUL> bartj: i that the db is somewhere in /var/ why not move var to that 53GiB space ?
[11:49] <maxwellian> welcome: That's right.  This is also true of Cedega.  They're emulators, not everything is going to work.
[11:49] <IConrad01> welcome: Of course not.  It's like twenty guys trying to replicate the work thousands.
[11:50] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Argh.  WINE is not an emulator.
[11:50] <IConrad01> WINE *is* an emulation in the sense that it replicates the API of Windows.
[11:50] <bartj> Currently there are two solutions ?
[11:50] <IConrad01> But it is a genuine implementation, and is thus not an emulator.
[11:50] <IConrad01> Cedega, on the other hand, *IS* an emulator.
[11:50] <bartj> 1. Move the /root partiton to the unallocated partition and make that as the root
[11:51] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Geez, it's not like your point is contained IN THE NAME of the software... ;)
[11:51] <bartj> 2. Move all the partitions to the right, thus increasing the size of the root partition
[11:51]  * maxwellian bonks himself on the head
[11:51] <bartj> erUSUL: right ?
[11:51] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, you still there i got disconnected
[11:51] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: I am!
[11:51] <maxwellian> welcome: Go here: http://appdb.winehq.org/
[11:51] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Execute that same command to find the *.deb files...
[11:51] <IConrad01> " sudo find / | grep wicd "
[11:51] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, i have no idea how to mount a drive or anythign about it
[11:52] <erUSUL> bartj: did not follow everything said. just offered my solution
[11:52] <maxwellian> welcome: You can search for your app there and see how well it's supported.
[11:52] <IConrad01> And... he's out again
[11:52] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Whoops. :)
[11:52] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Not only is it in there, it's in there an infinite number of times.
[11:52] <IConrad01> By the way -- google for "recursion" and then check out the "did you mean"
[11:53] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Ha...good point. :)
[11:53] <IConrad01> No, seriously -- do it
[11:54] <IConrad01> bartj: Your easiest bet is to move all other partitions to the right...
[11:54] <welcome> okay thxs anyway i have to leave now :D
[11:54] <IConrad01> bartj: And then expand your /dev/sda1 partition.
[11:54] <welcome> bye
[11:54]  * IConrad01 isn't even going to mention Logical volumes
[11:55] <IConrad01> ... shizen.
[11:56] <bartj> IConrad01: I like the moving /root partition to the unallocated space and making that the root better ?
[11:56] <IConrad01> bartj: Well, yes.  You should be able to just copy /dev/sda1 to the unallocated space... and then expand that.
[11:56] <IConrad01> Though that will leave unallocated space at the beginning of your drive...
[11:57] <IConrad01> maxwellian: By the way -- my root partition is 20 GB strong right now.
[11:58] <IConrad01> (20 GB of 75)
[11:58] <maxwellian> IConrad01: You have a separate home partition?
[11:58] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Separate physical drive.
[11:58] <maxwellian> IConrad01: What the hell do you have on the root partition?
[11:58] <IConrad01> With 140 GB of 250 consumed.
[11:58] <IConrad01> maxwellian: My /boot partition is separated as well.
[11:59] <maxwellian> IConrad01: That's a good setup.  Easy to fix if something goes wrong.
[11:59] <IConrad01> Wait... I'm a fuckin' moron.
[11:59] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Easier, anyway.
[11:59] <IConrad01> How the devil did I confuse my Windows partition for my Linux?
[11:59] <IConrad01> Failtrain == me.
[11:59] <maxwellian> Oh, that's embarrassing.
[11:59] <IConrad01> I'm at 9 GB of 140.
[11:59] <IConrad01> O_O
[11:59] <MohammadRRR> Hi , All of applets disappeared and i get this error : http://pastie.org/1027945 .
[12:00] <IConrad01> maxwellian: The sad thing is that I'm thinking about doing a total system wipe and starting over.
[12:00] <maxwellian> I have one drive, I think the whole thign is forty gigs.
[12:00]  * maxwellian gasps.
[12:00] <slow-motion> hi
[12:00] <IConrad01> Since I just got my RHCT and now I'm eyeballing Logical Volumes and software RAID.
[12:00] <Dat001> hi slow
[12:01] <maxwellian> IConrad01: RHCT?
[12:01] <IConrad01> Hell... it's not like I'd be sacking anything.  I've got 2 TB of local storage on my media server.
[12:01] <maxwellian> MohammadRRR: Applets in Gnome?
[12:01] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Red Hat Certified Technician
[12:01] <MohammadRRR> maxwellian: Yes
[12:01] <maxwellian> IConrad01: T-t-t-terabytes?
[12:01] <IConrad01> Yup.
[12:01] <MohammadRRR> i have also reinstall it but no change ....
[12:02] <IConrad01> Set me back $100 apiece, a year and a half ago.
[12:02] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Man, I'm stuck in the early 2000's.
[12:02] <IConrad01> MohammadRRR: What application are you using, again?
[12:02] <milk> hey i need help. i uninstalled libgtk and now i cant install it again because the synaptic package manager is gone
[12:02] <IConrad01> maxwellian: They make NAND flash bigger than your HDD nowadays.
[12:02] <IConrad01> I just heard about a 64 GB NAND chip.
[12:02] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Thanks, I didn't have enough dirt in my eyes.
[12:02] <maxwellian> IConrad01: That's perfect, thanks.
[12:02] <MohammadRRR> IConrad01: gnome-pannel , gnome-applet
[12:02] <MohammadRRR> *gnome-panel
[12:03] <maxwellian> milk: Ouch, that hurts. :)
[12:03] <milk> yep
[12:03] <maxwellian> milk: What'd you go and do that for?
[12:03] <IConrad01> maxwellian: I'm eyeballing a phone w/ 8 GB of internal storage.
[12:03] <IConrad01> And a microSD card slot expandable to 32 GB.
[12:03] <milk> i was trying to install another version or somthing
[12:03] <milk> didnt know this would happen
[12:03] <IConrad01> (I.e.; 32 + 8 )
[12:03] <maxwellian> IConrad01: My phone bitches at me when I get up to 100 text messages.  Inbox and outbox.
[12:04] <IConrad01> milk: There's a chance the old one is still in your apt-cache
[12:04] <IConrad01> milk: That being said -- you might have luck trying apt-get install libgtk over again.
[12:04] <milk>  so what do i do ? :))
[12:04] <maxwellian> milk: Do you have a record of everything that was removed?
[12:04] <IConrad01> sudo find / | grep libgtk | xargs -I X sudo dpkg -i X
[12:04] <maxwellian> milk: If Synaptic was removed, it probably wasn't all.
[12:05] <IConrad01> That's assuming it's still on there.
[12:05] <abhi_nav> i installed mail notification. it works for gmail. about hotmail it gives some error about getlive. do i need to configure gelive manually?
[12:05] <milk> nope
[12:05] <maxwellian> milk: "Nope", no record?
[12:05] <milk> yes no record :((
[12:05] <IConrad01> MohammadRRR: Try sudo -i "apt-get purge gnome-panel && apt-get install gnome-panel"
[12:06] <IConrad01> Hopefully that won't throw dozens of apps at you. :-/
[12:06] <neil_d> where is the terminal PATH setup?  I installed a package now the PATH has the same thing twice..
[12:06] <abhi_nav> anyone help adding live account to mail notification, please?
[12:06] <IConrad01> neil_d: ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc
[12:06] <IConrad01> milk: What's in /var/log/messages ?
[12:07] <IConrad01> actually...
[12:07] <IConrad01> var/log/apt
[12:07] <IConrad01> specifically:  less /var/log/apt/term.log
[12:07] <IConrad01> (As sudo)
[12:08] <neil_d> IConrad01: thanks found it.
[12:08] <abhi_nav> whats the working good mail notification ap? for gmail and live accounts?
[12:08] <IConrad01> milk: You should be able to use tail, as well, given how recent it is.
[12:08] <milk> how do i do that ?
[12:08] <milk> im checking the log
[12:08] <IConrad01> milk:  sudo tail /var/log/apt/term.log
[12:08] <IConrad01> It'll show the most recent entries.
[12:09] <gor> привет
[12:09] <maxwellian> Uh, milk, I did a dry run of what would happen if I actually removed libgtk from my system, and literally hundreds of packages were marked for removal.
[12:09]  * abhi_nav ....
[12:09] <IConrad01> maxwellian: He was doing an upgrade.
[12:09] <milk> yeb i know
[12:10] <IConrad01> Upgrades wouldn't do dependency removals like that.
[12:10] <milk> i wasnt watching
[12:10] <IConrad01> It sounds more like the new entry just went bad.
[12:10] <IConrad01> milk:  You **might** just be better off moving /home to a new partition (if not already) and just reinstalling.
[12:10] <daniel> hey guys I have a problem my exaile just sometimes stop playing why?.
[12:10] <milk> damn
[12:10] <IConrad01> Sure, it's the nuclear option.  But it'd be easier overall and take less time.
[12:10] <IConrad01> Than chasing down hundreds of dependencies anyhow.
[12:10] <milk> yeah probably
[12:10] <maxwellian> milk: Are you running the system right now?
[12:10] <milk> yes
[12:11] <maxwellian> milk: WIth Gnome running?
[12:11] <IConrad01> If /var/log/apt/term.log doesn't show **only** the gtk version as having been actually removed.
[12:11] <carlos_> Hey guys, I'm still having problems trying to install sims 3, but still having problems mounting the thing first, I've searched through many a forum and be confused by all of them, can anyone help?
[12:11] <milk> gnome ?
[12:11] <maxwellian> milk: Err, do you have a graphical interface?  Windows?
[12:11] <milk> yes
[12:11] <maxwellian> milk: Then I can't imagine it being that bad...from what I understand, Gnome would depend on libgtk...
[12:12] <IConrad01> maxwellian: He might just not be able to open new sessions.
[12:12] <milk> there are very few things left
[12:12] <IConrad01> Milk: what's in that term.log file?
[12:12] <IConrad01> Lots-and-lots of things?
[12:12] <IConrad01> Or history.log for that matter.
[12:12] <milk> where is it located ?
[12:12] <IConrad01> /var/log/apt/history.log
[12:13] <abhi_nav_> any good mail notificatin program please?
[12:13] <IConrad01> abhi_nav_: I just use Thunderbird.
[12:13] <maxwellian> milk: sudo less /var/log/apt/history.log
[12:13] <carlos_> anyone?
[12:13] <VilleVicious> I'm running 10.04 and it seems to completely ingnore empy cd-rs in my drive, which makes burning cds a problematic. Can any one give me any advice on this?
[12:13] <IConrad01> carlos_: Whatcha after this time?
[12:13] <ubuntu> Good morning, i got a dual boot winds/ubuntu , and iam now runing ubuntu live cd , using gparted to grow ubuntu partition . iam not mounted in none partition , but i can resize nether windowss or ubuntu partition , it only let me shrink the ubuntu, but actually what i need is to grow ubuntu partition . Please help me handle this . thank you very much .
[12:13] <abhi_nav_> IConrad01, how thunderbird gives mail 'NOTIFICtion'? i use thunderbird too. i want that ap to sit on panel and give alert wehn new mail comes
[12:14] <milk> lot of things
[12:14] <carlos_> IConrad01: I'm stuck with everything, I can't find anything on forums to help me trying to mount this thingy
[12:14] <IConrad01> VilleVicious: Does Brasero find 'em?
[12:14] <IConrad01> carlos_: You need the file format.
[12:14] <IConrad01> abhi_nav_: Use alltray to minimize Thunderbird then.
[12:14] <IConrad01> Or else stick w/ Evolution.
[12:14] <carlos_> IConrad01: It's a .ro.iso does that matter?
[12:14] <abhi_nav_> IConrad01, what is that? how to do it?
[12:15] <IConrad01> abhi_nav_: It's an app in the repository.
[12:15] <carlos_> IConrad01: "raw CD image (application/x-cd-image)"
[12:15] <IConrad01> Hrm.
[12:15] <Rogasch> Hello all
[12:15] <ubuntu> Please someone know why i cant grow ubuntu part ?
[12:15] <abhi_nav_> IConrad01, and does evolution automatically does this?  I mean sitting on panel and alerting?
[12:16] <scryption2> how ( with bash ) can i see the keyboard bindings / layout ?
[12:16] <star-dust> hi
[12:16] <VilleVicious> IConrad01: no, it says that insert cd-r to make something other that an cd-image when I try adding files to be burned
[12:16] <maxwellian> milk: If it's a lot of things, a re-install is the best option, I would think.
[12:16] <IConrad01> VilleVicious: It does that with all CD-R's?
[12:16] <milk> now everything froze
[12:16] <IConrad01> milk: Nuke it.
[12:16] <Rogasch> can somebody tell me how i change the folderlink from my homedir /expl: Downloads) to another location?
[12:16] <ubuntu> VilleVicious
[12:17] <maxwellian> milk: Do you have a way of getting your stuff elsewhere?
[12:17] <ubuntu> help me please ? can you ?»
[12:17] <IConrad01> Use a LiveCD to separate your /home partition so your personal settings and the like don't go away.
[12:17] <IConrad01> And then just reinstall your root directory.
[12:17] <carlos_> IConrad01: is that not the file format?
[12:17] <IConrad01> carlos_: No.
[12:17] <maxwellian> Rogasch: What are you trying to do?
[12:17] <Rogasch> is there no other way
[12:18] <abhi_nav> IConrad01, ??
[12:18] <Rogasch> i mounted a folder via sshfs to /mnt/Downloads
[12:18] <ubuntu> IConrad01 that so is for me ?
[12:18] <IConrad01> abhi_nav: ?
[12:18] <abhi_nav> IConrad01, and does evolution automatically does this?  I mean sitting on panel and alerting?
[12:18] <Rogasch> now i want to link my Download folder from home to this
[12:18] <carlos_> IConrad01: oh so how do i find out the file format?
[12:18] <IConrad01> abhi_nav: While running, yes.
[12:18] <FounDthisOut> Hello World .. i get friend CD and boot .. help me install to hard drive ? me no use linux before
[12:18] <abhi_nav> IConrad01, ok
[12:18] <IConrad01> carlos_: I'm not 100% sure.  That's why I suggested googling for linux-based tools for determining filesystem.
[12:18] <abhi_nav> thankyou IConrad01
[12:18] <carlos_> ok
[12:19] <milk> yes
[12:19] <milk> thanks for the help :)))
[12:19] <maxwellian> milk: Good luck!
[12:19] <FounDthisOut> where is new user help channel or this is new user help channel
[12:20] <maxwellian> Rogasch: So you want anything that gets put into your ~/Downloads folder to go into /mnt/Downloads?
[12:20] <Rogasch> yes exactly
[12:20] <ubuntu> gparted help please ,
[12:20] <maxwellian> Rogasch, you want to set up a symlink then.
[12:20] <daniel> hey guys I have a problem my exaile just sometimes stop playing why?.
[12:20] <Rogasch> yes
[12:20] <IConrad01> ubuntu: You're on the LiveCD now?
[12:20] <maxwellian> Oh wait, symlink won't work across filesystems, will it...?
[12:20] <FounDthisOut> help me install ubuntu .. i boot CD
[12:21] <kwabena> FOUND..hwy
[12:21] <kwabena> why
[12:21] <Rogasch> i thougt about a simple softlink but i dont know if its good
[12:21] <ubuntu> _Yes iam in live cd now , and not mounted in none parti
[12:21] <Rogasch> becaus of sshfs
[12:21] <maxwellian> Rogasch, Exactly, a symlink is a soft link.
[12:21] <ubuntu> IConrad01
[12:21] <IConrad01> ubuntu: What's the exact error?
[12:22] <FounDthisOut> kwabena: why
[12:22] <ubuntu> no error it simple dont let me grow ubuntu part , or nether shrink windows part , it say zero space before and after
[12:22] <maxwellian> Rogasch: Not sure how to accomplish this then.  Why not just do the sshfs directly into ~/Downloads?
[12:22] <ubuntu> i want a grow ubuntu part
[12:22] <maxwellian> Rogasch: Remove the ~/Downloads directory (assuming it's empty), and re-do the sshfs to mount it there instead.
[12:22] <carlos_> Iconrad01: File format or filesystem?
[12:22] <maxwellian> Rogasch: No middleman.
[12:22] <ubuntu> it only let me shrink ubuntu part , and that s what i dont want
[12:22] <IConrad01> ubuntu: can you take a screenshot of what gparted is showing you and post it to imgur?
[12:22] <Rogasch> i tried but sometimes my system freeze becaus of that
[12:23] <IConrad01> carlos_: Both, actually.
[12:23] <abhi_nav> hey IConrad01 i used alltray. thanks :)
[12:23] <VilleVicious> I only have Cd-rs made by sony but I've tested a few and no luck, the drive recognizes taleast some previously burned cd-s fine
[12:23] <carlos_> Iconrad01: okies
[12:23] <ubuntu> Iconrad01 post imgur ? yes i can take a screenshoot my friend , do you have imgur link ?
[12:23] <Rogasch> fo example i tried to install a VM from a ISO how is stored on the sshfs folder
[12:23] <maxwellian> Rogasch: Are you sure it's because of that?  What happens exactly?
[12:24] <Rogasch> for about 2min i works fine but then all freeze up
[12:24] <IConrad01> carlos_: Hey!
[12:24] <IConrad01> Have you tried unrar'ing the file?
[12:25] <carlos_> Iconrad01: Hey!!
[12:25] <IConrad01> I just did a little googling and it sounds like your file -- that .ro -- is indicating it's archived as something other than just a *.iso
[12:25] <scryption2> hi there
[12:25] <carlos_> Iconrad01: I can't find anything, jeez I'm such a noob at this >_<
[12:25] <IConrad01> Just apt-get install unrar
[12:25] <ubuntu_> i co teraz
[12:25] <carlos_> Iconrad01: I can find like explanations of the file systems but no tools to read files
[12:25] <maxwellian> Rogasch, you tried to install a virtual machine from an ISO which was stored on the sshfs folder?
[12:25] <IConrad01> Then unrar NameOfFile.ro.iso
[12:26] <scryption2> where can i find the keyboard table ( config file ) so i could disable some for kiosk use?
[12:26] <Rogasch> exactly
[12:26] <wildbat> Rogasch, connection interrupt? did you try with reconnect mount option ??
[12:26] <IConrad01> Give it a shot.
[12:26] <carlos_> Iconrad01: is there nothing in ubuntu software centre
[12:26] <FounDthisOut> i have 54 gib free hd .. how much need ubuntu install ? i boot cd
[12:26] <IConrad01> ubuntu: http://www.imgur.com
[12:26] <Rogasch> i cant because the system totaly freeze
[12:26] <ubuntu> IConrad01 : I am now signin on imgur
[12:26] <Rogasch> i have to make a hard reboot
[12:26] <Agan_squiddy> 7gigs will do the job
[12:26] <IConrad01> ubuntu: You don't need a signin.
[12:26] <IConrad01> You can do anonymous image posting.
[12:27] <FounDthisOut> Agan_squiddy: help me ?
[12:28] <FounDthisOut> Agan_squiddy:  how i give 10 gb to try ? with no loose any main data ?
[12:28] <indus> FounDthisOut, if 54 gb is free  , why not use all of it?
[12:28] <maxwellian> Rogasch: I don't know what happened there, but http://fuse.sourceforge.net/sshfs.html says that it's recommended not to run as root, and that you should own the mountpoint.
[12:28] <maxwellian> Rogasch: In other words, the mountpoint should be in your home directory.
[12:28] <FounDthisOut> indus i never use before .. i give try .. if i learn ok, i do full ubuntu on laptop
[12:29] <indus> FounDthisOut, 10 gb seems ok then
[12:29] <FounDthisOut> ok how go ?
[12:29] <FounDthisOut> click install on desktop ? i boot is from CD
[12:29] <indus> FounDthisOut, hmm what other operating system is there on this hard disk
[12:29] <Rogasch> maxwellian: well it was. i did not use sudo in the shell
[12:29] <FounDthisOut> windows 7
[12:29] <IConrad01> FounDthisOut: Yes.  The installer process will walk you through that with a sliding bar.
[12:29] <FounDthisOut> ntfs
[12:30] <IConrad01> Alternatively, you **might** want to try the Wubi installer.
[12:30] <maxwellian> Rogasch: How did you mount to /mnt then?
[12:30] <IConrad01> It won't require you to reformat.
[12:30] <indus> FounDthisOut, click on install
[12:30] <IConrad01> It's also on your LiveCD.
[12:30] <FounDthisOut> no drives .. only one big C:\ drive .. i want give 10 gbs from that drive .. ok ?
[12:30] <Rogasch> i changed the chmod to 777
[12:30] <maxwellian> On /mnt?
[12:30] <Rogasch> yes
[12:30] <indus> FounDthisOut, select first option after you finish the first few install screens for language , time etc
[12:30] <FounDthisOut> ok ok plz wait
[12:30] <maxwellian> Yuck, okay.
[12:31] <Rogasch> chmod 777 /mnt -R
[12:31] <Rogasch> why? its not good?
[12:31] <FounDthisOut> [just confirm] i dont lose data right ?
[12:31] <indus> FounDthisOut, no
[12:31] <indus> FounDthisOut, dont worry
[12:31] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Couldn't he just sudo chown: User:User /mnt/sshfsdir ?
[12:31] <ubuntu_> i jak
[12:31] <Agan_squiddy> FoundThisOut: if you only have a big single C:\ drive right now, the best thing to do first is to backup existing data first.
[12:32] <napster> I'm getting error, that "Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid-security/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz   407  Proxy Authentication Required" when I try to do sudo apt-get update
[12:32] <ubuntu_> dobra jedziem z tym koksem
[12:32] <napster> WHat to do now?
[12:32] <FounDthisOut> no can back up its almost 450 gb data on 500 gb hard drive
[12:32] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Yes, but I don't know why he thinks it needs to be under /mnt in the first place.
[12:32] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Maybe that's just where it's already mounted?
[12:32] <maxwellian> IConrad01: He put it there because he thought that would solve another problem he was having.
[12:32] <napster> I'm a newbie so don't know how to fix it!
[12:32] <napster> Can anyone help me?
[12:33] <Rogasch> i tried to figure out why my system freeze
[12:33] <Rogasch> so i relocate the folder
[12:33] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Well, it's there now.
[12:33] <maxwellian> IConrad01: I'm recommending that people don't muck around with giving away permissions normally reserved for root.
[12:33] <IConrad01> Rogasch: ... that... really shouldn't have that effect.
[12:33] <FounDthisOut> ok .. i read every screen full and go .. so lot of time .. brb
[12:33] <indus> FounDthisOut, what ?
[12:33] <IConrad01> maxwellian: If you'll notice, I was suggesting limiting it to the mounted sshfs directory and its subs.
[12:33] <indus> FounDthisOut, where you go
[12:33] <napster> I'm getting error, that "Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid-security/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz   407  Proxy Authentication Required" when I try to do sudo apt-get update
[12:34] <indus> napster, hi what is the proble,
[12:34] <napster> indus: I need to install codecs
[12:34] <napster> or vlc player
[12:34] <napster> :-)
[12:34] <indus> napster, its some temporary problem, try after some time
[12:34] <maxwellian> IConrad01: I did notice, I'm just wondering whether he ever needed to leave the comfort of his home directory.
[12:34] <napster> indus: no
[12:34] <indus> napster, ah are you behind a proxy ?
[12:34] <IConrad01> maxwellian: I'm going with "no", but it's already there so why screw with it?
[12:34] <napster> indus: I don;t understatnd!
[12:35] <IConrad01> napster: How do you connect to the 'net?
[12:35] <indus> napster, what kind of internet do you have
[12:35] <indus> ya same question like IConrad01
[12:35] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Now he wants ~/Downloads to point to his /mnt/Downloads or whatever he called it.
[12:35] <napster> indus: IConrad01 Wireless network
[12:35] <maxwellian> IConrad01: From what I understand, symlink won't do it.
[12:35] <indus> napster, i see this line 407  Proxy Authentication Required
[12:35] <napster> indus: IConrad01 Its my campus network
[12:35] <Rogasch> exacly
[12:35] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Across filesystems.
[12:36] <FounDthisOut> i stuck at step 4 .. it open prepare  partitions screen .. but its all empty .. i click forward ?
[12:36] <IConrad01> napster: There ya go.  They're probably hiding your connection behind a proxy and not informing you.
[12:36] <Rogasch> do you suggest i shoud not do it?
[12:36] <napster> IConrad01: How can I install the codecs then?
[12:36] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Yeah, you can't symlink to an sshfs folder.
[12:36] <maxwellian> Rogasch: I'm only saying that if the sshfs were mounted in your home directory, you wouldn't have this problem.
[12:36] <FounDthisOut> it some error
[12:36] <FounDthisOut> install no go
[12:36] <Rogasch> yea thats what i thougt
[12:36] <zulgaban> hi
[12:37] <Rogasch> than why my system freeze
[12:37] <IConrad01> napster: Gimme a sec.
[12:37] <maxwellian> Rogasch: Try mounting it in your home dir, and doing something simple like download a picture.
[12:37] <maxwellian> Rogasch: Running a VM over sshfs (if that's what you're trying to do) doesn't sound trivial to me, although it may be.
[12:37] <Rogasch> that works fine
[12:37] <napster> IConrad01: Okey, I can access internet via a browser without problems though
[12:37] <segofam> "/topic"
[12:37] <FounDthisOut> ERROR: No root file system is defined. Please correct this from partitioning menu ... i no understand this
[12:37] <ubuntu> IConrad01 : My friend here is picture of gparted screen http://imgur.com/ODww2.png
[12:38] <daniel> hey guys I have a problem my exaile just sometimes stop playing why?.
[12:38] <IConrad01> napster: It's a port issue, not a general connection issue, I am suspecting.
[12:38] <Rogasch> i think maybe because the ISO i want to install is about 4,2 GB
[12:38] <napster> IConrad01: So, what we can do now?
[12:38] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: you try to install ubuntu and are at the partioning menu so ?
[12:38] <IConrad01> napster: run, from CLI, the following:  sudo apt-get update
[12:38] <maxwellian> Rogasch: Do you have a separate partition for your /home
[12:38] <IConrad01> What happens?
[12:38] <FounDthisOut> DasEi:  but it stop at step 4 with error
[12:39] <Rogasch> no
[12:39] <indus> napster, ok so its not a direct connection
[12:39] <cell0> how do i install a specific package version? in my case i've installed debhelper 7.0.17 in karmic but need 7.0.50
[12:39] <napster> IConrad01: Same error
[12:39] <FounDthisOut> DasEi: no go install forward
[12:39] <maxwellian> Rogasch: What is your partition setup?
[12:39] <napster> indus: Hmm :-(
[12:39] <indus> FounDthisOut, waitttttttt
[12:39] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: you need least a root and a swap partitoin
[12:39] <IConrad01> ubuntu: You need to shrink /dev/sda1...
[12:39] <indus> FounDthisOut, in 4th step you have 3 options, which one you try
[12:39] <FounDthisOut> DasEi:  i have 1 hard disk
[12:39] <IConrad01> Then expand /dev/sda2...
[12:39] <IConrad01> So you can grow /dev/sda5
[12:40] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: that's fine
[12:40] <Agan_squiddy> FounDthisOut: if u stuck and have minimal knowledge at partitioning, i highly recomend to backup first. that way you would't hate linux if something goes wrong.
[12:40] <DasEi> size , FounDthisOut ?
[12:40] <Rogasch> maxwellian: well i have a 5.1 swap and a 60GB ext4 partition
[12:40] <indus> FounDthisOut, why are you attempting to partition without asking for help here?
[12:40] <IConrad01> ubuntu: rule of thumb: Gparted can only grow partitions into "gray space".
[12:40] <IConrad01> Unformatted space, in other words.
[12:40] <FounDthisOut> indus .. what partition ?
[12:40] <indus> FounDthisOut, you said some error
[12:40] <FounDthisOut> friend say click click click and install .. i like boot cd graphic
[12:41] <indus> FounDthisOut, manual partition if you dont know you can lose all data !
[12:41] <ubuntu> but it dont let me shrink windows part . Should i use windows live cd to shrink windows part ?
[12:41] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: you can choose automatic partitioning, takes whole drive then, no prob
[12:41] <FounDthisOut> ya .. i click install ---> step 1 english .. step 2 time zone .. step 3 opened big window
[12:41] <maxwellian> Rogasch, Okay, so you're not running out of space on the partition.
[12:41] <indus> ubuntu i think gparted can shrink it
[12:41] <Rogasch> no
[12:41] <maxwellian> Rogasch: What are you trying to do with the vm?
[12:41] <indus> napster, just open firefox and check internet settings
[12:42] <FounDthisOut> so no install right now ?
[12:42] <napster> indus: Its working fine
[12:42] <ubuntu> indus iam in ubuntu live cd, not mounted and i can resze window part .
[12:42] <ubuntu> i cant , i mean
[12:42] <IConrad01> napster:  Run this one:  cat /etc/apt/sources.list | grep restricted
[12:42] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: you want to use the whole drive and there is no data to be saved on it ?
[12:42] <indus> ubuntu forget live cd , it cant do , use gparted
[12:42] <maxwellian> Rogasch: Are you trying to run it directly?
[12:42] <Rogasch> maxwellian: i wanted to install is openSuse with the newest ISO file i downloades
[12:42] <indus> ubuntu system>admin > gparted and plan your partitions ,
[12:42] <ubuntu> yes gparted from live cd ...
[12:42] <ubuntu> thats what iam using
[12:43] <indus> ubuntu yes, which partition is this
[12:43] <FounDthisOut> DasEi: noo !! only 10 gb of 54 gb free to try ! no want data loss
[12:43] <IConrad01> napster: ack -- make that cat /etc/apt/sources.list | grep restricted | grep security
[12:43] <napster> IConrad01: okey
[12:43] <naftilos76> hi, has anyone experienced mouse/keyboard stop responding (not crash). as seen in google lots of people have experienced in Kubuntu 10.04 and some say it is a kernel bug. One has tried giving params to the kernel at boot time which worked for hime but not 4 me! the param he gave was 'i8042.nopnp'. I am in the middle of a crises! please help...
[12:43] <maxwellian> Rogasch: So you're not talking about a virtual machine, you're talking about an ISO that was ripped from a DVD?
[12:43] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: aah, I see, so need manual partitoning, k
[12:43] <Rogasch> maxwellian: i used the function in Virtualbox to mount a iso as CDrom
[12:43] <FounDthisOut> DasEi:  guide me step by setp ?
[12:43] <DasEi> yes
[12:43] <FounDthisOut> private ok or here both ok
[12:43] <maxwellian> Rogasch: I don't know anything about Virtualbox, but you can't mount a 4 gig file as a cd.
[12:43] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: let's stay here
[12:43] <Rogasch> no i is as ISO from the opsenSuse page
[12:43] <indus> DasEi, he needs because auto partition with not leave free space i think and format all remaining space as ext3 . not sure on this
[12:44] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Yes you can.
[12:44] <DasEi> indus: got it , thks
[12:44] <IConrad01> maxwellian: VBox makes no distinction between CD's and DVD's when it comes to *.iso files.
[12:44] <guntbert> Rogasch: virtualbox support is in #vbox, you can mount any iso so it looks like a CD for the guest
[12:44] <indus> DasEi, i dont remember exactly this one
[12:44] <Rogasch> thats waht i thougt too
[12:44] <soreau> IConrad01: Why use cat? just grep restricted /etc/apt/sources.list | grep security
[12:44] <FounDthisOut> error says this : No root file system is defined
[12:44] <guntbert> !who | Rogasch
[12:44] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: so you are in the partioning menu now, seeing the 10 gb unallocated ?
[12:45] <indus> FounDthisOut,why are you trying manual partition ?????\
[12:45] <IConrad01> soreau: Habits.
[12:45] <FounDthisOut> DasEi:  thats the problem .. i see NOTHING in that window .. its all white
[12:45] <indus> man some people have no patience
[12:45] <FounDthisOut> i paste screenshot somewhere ?
[12:45] <DasEi> indus : 'cause he has data to be saved on the remaining space
[12:45] <soreau> ! paste | FounDthisOut
[12:45] <napster> IConrad01: Command not found!
[12:45] <DasEi> !paste | FounDthisOut
[12:45] <indus> DasEi, hmm as far as i know, ubuntu automatic partition will format remaining space ?
[12:46] <lorenz> Can anyone tell me how to move chat out of mail applet (notification bar)
[12:46] <DocPlatypus> !pastebinit
[12:46] <sarhan> hello world
[12:46] <DasEi> found
[12:46] <indus> DasEi, let me google it' :)
[12:46] <IConrad01> naptster:   CNP the following:  cat /etc/apt/sources.list | grep security | grep restricted
[12:46] <maxwellian> Rogasch: Sorry, I don't know anything about Virtualbox.  Are you trying #vbox?
[12:46] <sarhan> i need you opinion : what is the best twitter client on ubuntu?
[12:46] <daniel> hi guys can someone help me my fans going as hell now. and the gpu is very high why? how do I change it in ubuntu
[12:46] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: how many primary partis are there now ?
[12:46] <IConrad01> Rogasch: I know VBox somewhat
[12:46] <IConrad01> What are you trying to do with it?
[12:46] <DocPlatypus> sarhan: if you follow a smaller number of accounts, try gwibber.
[12:46] <Rogasch> maxwellian: i cant follow waht do you mean with #vbox?
[12:46] <DocPlatypus> I personally just use the web browser with twitter.com
[12:47] <maxwellian> Rogasch, don't worry, answer IConrad01. :)
[12:47] <sarhan> 280 follow :S
[12:47] <soby> anybody here successfully installed Pylucene from the source files??
[12:47] <umc-work> can anyone tell me a good tool of configuring/listing services (cli tool). I saw somewhere a page where one such tool was listed, but I can't find it anymore
[12:47] <sarhan> Docplatypus: pino i a good client?
[12:47] <indus> FounDthisOut, hi
[12:47] <guntbert> Rogasch: for support with virtualbox joint he channel #vbox in this network
[12:47] <guntbert> *join
[12:47] <DocPlatypus> sarhan: never used it
[12:47] <indus> FounDthisOut, can u paste a screen shot of automatic partition window
[12:48] <maxwellian> daniel: What's happening?
[12:48] <indus> !PASTE
[12:48] <Rogasch> guntbert: thank i will do
[12:48] <sarhan> DocPlatypus: thank you for your help :)
[12:48] <p1l0t> Why do I get permission denied when trying to chown a folder with the sudo command?
[12:48] <Rogasch> maxwellian: thanks for your help
[12:48] <sarhan> ciao gays
[12:48] <DocPlatypus> okay
[12:48] <maxwellian> Rogasch: No prob, didn't do much. :)
[12:48] <daniel> well maxwellian my gpu is 52C when I run windows its like 47 and the chasi fans going as hell I had a program in windows which can set the asus fans into a good mode.
[12:48] <DocPlatypus> how would I troubleshoot ldd segfaulting on specific executables?
[12:48] <soby> anybody here successfully installed Pylucene from the source files??
[12:49] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: how many primary partis are there now ?
[12:49] <IConrad01> Rogasch: What are you trying to do with VBox?
[12:49] <indus> DasEi, dont confuse him whith primary and extended :)
[12:49] <maxwellian> daniel: I don't know about anything to manually control your fans.
[12:49] <maxwellian> daniel: Have you tried running top to see what's running so hard?
[12:49] <daniel> ok
[12:50] <daniel> whats that? what do you mean? top?
[12:50] <maxwellian> daniel: Do you know how to open a terminal?
[12:50] <FounDthisOut> DasEi:  i see none .. trying to upload at image bin but somehow its not working .. trying imageshack now
[12:50] <daniel> lol yeah ofc :)
[12:50] <IConrad01> FounDthisOut: Use imgur.com
[12:50] <Rogasch> IConrad01: i simply want to install a openSuse dist for testing
[12:50] <daniel> what will I write ?
[12:50] <fl3sh> Hello, how can I edit my boot loader?
[12:50] <maxwellian> daniel: Open one, and type 'top' and press enter.
[12:50] <IConrad01> Rogasch: ahh.
[12:50] <Oer> top = table of processes
[12:51] <maxwellian> Oer: Thanks, I never knew that. :)
[12:51] <DasEi> fl3sh: /etc/default/grub, afterwards sudo update-grub
[12:51] <maxwellian> Oer: Never wondered either, I just got used to weird names.
[12:51] <daniel> maxwellian im in the terminal I used unix for 3 years so the basics are easy.
[12:51] <p1l0t> Why do I get a permission denied error when trying to chown a folder (with the sudo command!?)
[12:51] <fl3sh> DasEi, thank you
[12:51] <Rogasch> IConrad01: maybe i shoud use vmware?
[12:51] <madav> hi all, is here someone who could help me with configuring samba as an ldap pdc for windows 7 clients on ubuntu 10.04?
[12:51] <guntbert> Rogasch: you start the VM already?
[12:51] <indus> fl3sh, what exactly do u want to edit
[12:51] <IConrad01> Rogasch: And all that about sshfs was because the CD *.iso is located elsewhere?
[12:51] <daniel> tell me what to write in terminal . :)
[12:51] <maxwellian> fl3sh, uh, be careful messing with your boot loader.
[12:51] <DasEi> p1l0t: chown -R
[12:51] <DasEi> sudo*
[12:52] <fl3sh> the time out and the default OS boot
[12:52] <soby> p1lot: check the ownership of that file
[12:52] <maxwellian> daniel,: As I said, type 'top' and press enter
[12:52] <p1l0t> It's owned by 1001
[12:52] <daniel> ok
[12:52] <Rogasch> IConrad01: i have a little ubuntu server running with some storage room
[12:52] <DasEi> !who | fl3sh, right there
[12:52] <p1l0t> DasEi: trying -R
[12:52] <daniel> want it in pastebin?
[12:52] <FounDthisOut> DasEi:  thanks ! phew ! http://imagebin.org/103790
[12:52] <Rogasch> IConrad01: thats where i put all my file i dont want on my machine
[12:52] <IConrad01> Rogasch: Okay, is that the same location the VBox is running from?
[12:52] <soby> p1l0t: 1001 is the username??
[12:52] <maxwellian> daniel: No, but do you say anything at the top taking up a lot of CPU?
[12:52] <fl3sh> DasEi, sorry about that
[12:53] <eoke> daniel: You might be interested in powersaved http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=846480
[12:53] <Rogasch> IConrad01: thats the location the iso is, yes
[12:53] <daniel> hmm
[12:53] <fl3sh> indus, the timeout and the OS default boot
[12:53] <indus> fl3sh, ah time out , then sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
[12:53] <IConrad01> Rogasch: Not just the *.iso but VBox itself as well?
[12:53] <p1l0t> soby: yes 1001:1001
[12:53] <fl3sh> indus, thank you
[12:53] <indus> fl3sh, not sure about the default OS boot though, ask around\
[12:53] <maxwellian> daniel: There should be a grey line with stuff like PID, CPU %, etc.  The first line under that shows the process using the most CPU or memory.
[12:53] <Rogasch> no the vm is saved on a NTFS :P but on my machine
[12:53] <fl3sh> indus, I will
[12:53] <indus> fl3sh, here is some superb documentation for grub 2
[12:53] <indus> !grub2
[12:53] <daniel> not rly
[12:53] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: that's not the pat of interest, we need your current partiton scheme , so go back to manual partition and picture this
[12:54] <soby> p1l0t: no idea mate...sorry
[12:54] <soby> anybody here successfully installed Pylucene from the source files??
[12:54] <madav> well.. actually.. i have done the ldap thing.. but my samba server wont show up on the win7 pc-s.
[12:54] <Rogasch> IConrad01: but i thougt Ubuntu can handle this
[12:54] <maxwellian> daniel: You don't see anything taking up like 90% cpu?
[12:54] <IConrad01> Rogasch: So...
[12:54] <sean74> hi there
[12:55] <daniel> hmm
[12:55] <indus> i cant say this enough, but not knowing some background about partitioning can destroy all your data
[12:55] <sean74> anyone can guide me to customize the ubuntu 10.04 boot splash
[12:55] <daniel> yeah rythmbox
[12:55] <IConrad01> You're running a Windows installation of VBox from Ubuntu using an *.iso located on a remote server?
[12:55] <daniel> omg
[12:55] <FounDthisOut> DasEi: what do u want me to do exactly ? clicking back no go to step 3 back
[12:55] <maxwellian> indus: You really can't say it enough, I'm sure.  People will continue to do it. :)
[12:55] <maxwellian> daniel: ?
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> !plymouth  | sean74
[12:55] <indus> FounDthisOut, quit the installation and start f** again
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> Hmm No plymouth factoid. odd.
[12:55] <FounDthisOut> indus .. did 2 times. . it sticks at step 4
[12:56] <maxwellian> Dr_Willis: Is there a way to see what factoids are available?
[12:56] <daniel> rythmbox use loads cpu but thats not permanently because its loading all my tracks.
[12:56] <maxwellian> Dr_Willis: Without just trying it?
[12:56] <DasEi> FounDthisOut: undo changes, should bring back original state
[12:56] <indus> FounDthisOut, thats ok, on gnome panel, add to panel > force quit applet
[12:56] <indus> FounDthisOut, but no hmm wait
[12:56] <Rogasch> IConrad01: a little confusing: Im running a Ubuntu box where is also the vbox installe. but the files(vbox) a stored on a NFS filesystem. The ISO is on the Server
[12:57] <daniel> do someone know a good snapshot program?.
[12:57] <indus> FounDthisOut, you mean , when you click on quit button on installer, it dont quit ?
[12:57] <maxwellian> daniel: Is it correlated with the high speed fans?  Do the fans stop when it's done?
[12:57] <IConrad01> Rogasch: NFS or NTFS?
[12:57] <Rogasch> NTFS
[12:57] <indus>  FounDthisOut it takes time, leave 10 sec
[12:57] <daniel> I hope so.
[12:57] <p1l0t> soby: you know what it was.. It was a mount directory, I thought it was a physical directory but maybe not
[12:57] <IConrad01> So your filesystem is formatted NTFS but VBox is local to the machine you're currently on?
[12:57] <indus> FounDthisOut, btw, that doenst look like ubuntu 10.04 live cd
[12:57] <FounDthisOut> indus i click quit it quits .. no hangs .. just please listen .. i start installer, the screen in STEP 4 is blank [ WHITE ] .. i see no drive
[12:57] <maxwellian> daniel: So it's still going.  Where is it loading tracks from?
[12:57] <Rogasch> yes
[12:58] <daniel> its loading around 300gb tracks from a drive. to library
[12:58] <indus> FounDthisOut, this is not a 10.04 live cd
[12:58] <indus> not not not
[12:58] <soby> p1l0t: okk....:)
[12:58] <FounDthisOut> indus ok
[12:58] <Rogasch> IConrad01: is that a problem?
[12:58] <indus> FounDthisOut, which ubuntu version is this you try to install ??
[12:58] <IConrad01> Rogasch: Nope, just identifying the situation. :)
[12:58] <maxwellian> daniel: Okay, well, I'm guessing that can be cpu intensive.
[12:58] <Rogasch> IConrad01: ok :)
[12:58] <daniel> yeah
[12:58] <FounDthisOut> indus dont no .. friend give cd .. it boot cd
[12:58] <maxwellian> daniel: You said gpu earlier, was that a mistake?
[12:58] <daniel> maxwellian do you know any good snapshot program?.
[12:59] <indus> FounDthisOut, click on the panel on top , and click help > about
[12:59] <daniel> nope its strange by the way
[12:59] <daniel> the gpu is 52c its to way high
[12:59] <maxwellian> daniel: What's telling you the temp?
[12:59] <omenek> Hi, I got a simple question - when I turn on transparency in terminal it isnt a real transparency, only with the background, not apps below the terminal, how can I get a real transparent terminal?
[12:59] <daniel> 52C maxwellian
[12:59] <indus> daniel, gpu temp of 52 C is completely normal ]
[12:59] <FounDthisOut> Thank you for your interest in Ubuntu 8.10- the Intrepid Ibex - released in October 2008
[12:59] <Rogasch> IConrad01: maybe i should simply copy the iso to a local folder and install the VM from there
[12:59] <maxwellian> daniel: How do you know what the temp is?
[13:00] <daniel> I using conky.
[13:00] <indus> FounDthisOut, O M G
[13:00] <IConrad01> Rogasch: And are you running CIFS or NFS for your remote service?
[13:00] <Rogasch> IConrad01: but i dont explains why my system freeze
[13:00] <ivano> #ubuntu-it
[13:00] <soby> trying to install jcc for pylucene...but 'm getting this error.      http://paste.ubuntu.com/458281/
[13:00] <tasslehoff> I have 4GB ram, and created a swap partition of 2GB. Was that not very wise? Will I not be able to use suspend?
[13:00] <indus> FounDthisOut, please DO NOT install that version, its old and not supported any more
[13:00] <IConrad01> CIFS/SMB
[13:00] <Rogasch> IConrad01: SMB
[13:00] <FounDthisOut> :(
[13:00] <FounDthisOut> i no have other
[13:00] <indus> FounDthisOut, please download latest ubuntu
[13:00] <indus> FounDthisOut, can you download ?
[13:00] <IConrad01> Okay, so no using VBox directly over network. (It'd work with NFS but NFS is a pain on Ubuntu.)
[13:01] <IConrad01> So sshfs should present it locally.
[13:01] <FounDthisOut> no i tell my friend he is stupid
[13:01] <indus> FounDthisOut, heh ok
[13:01] <iflema> tasslehoff you will not be able to hibernate.
[13:01] <IConrad01> Frankly, I say -- screw it: the disk isn't that large.
[13:01] <IConrad01> Just SCP it over and then remove it after install.
[13:01] <IConrad01> As to why your system froze...
[13:01] <FounDthisOut> this version he use too .. but it work nice his system .. i see it .. it has 3D cube too
[13:01] <IConrad01> Chances are your network couldn't keep up with the install process and this caused a kernel panic.
[13:01] <IConrad01> Just guessing.
[13:02] <Rogasch> IConrad01: mhh ok
[13:02] <indus> FounDthisOut, i know, but ubuntu stop support for this in april 2010 , use new version 10.04
[13:02] <FounDthisOut> indus heh is there 8.10 support room ?
[13:02] <indus> !lucid
[13:02] <FounDthisOut> ok
[13:02] <IConrad01> Rogasch: Since you were using sshfs to serve the *.iso.
[13:02] <IConrad01> What kind of network you got?
[13:02] <asehdev> i just installed ubuntu on my laptop and the scroll function on the keypad is not working.. and advice??
[13:02] <FounDthisOut> thanks for time every one
[13:02] <Rogasch> IConrad01: c i cant follow totaly but i think i might know what you mean
[13:02] <indus> FounDthisOut, no we can support installation of it, but later you wont get any updates and other bug fixes
[13:02] <IConrad01> Rogasch: what kind of network are you running?
[13:02] <indus> FounDthisOut, but i do not recommend you install 8.10
[13:03] <indus> FounDthisOut, if you have internet you can download new ubuntu
[13:03] <Rogasch> IConrad01: Waht you mean exactly?
[13:03] <indus> FounDthisOut, you have internet ?
[13:03] <FounDthisOut> indus .. yes
[13:03] <IConrad01> Rogasch: Your local network.  Is it wireless, ethernet?  What?
[13:03] <IConrad01> Is it Wireless G, Wireless N?
[13:04] <FounDthisOut> indus but very very slow line .. i tell friend to download company
[13:04] <Rogasch> IConrad01: ahh, yes its Ethernet
[13:04] <p1l0t> FounDthisOut: sudo apt-get upgrade
[13:04] <IConrad01> Rogasch... that should've been fast enough.
[13:04] <omenek> Hello, can anyone tell me how to get a real transparent terminal? Not one that transparents to bg not other apps?
[13:04] <IConrad01> Does your machine's CPU support paravirtualization?
[13:04] <indus> FounDthisOut, ok just ask him to download 10.04 , latest version and you can come here and we help you
[13:04] <Rogasch> IConrad01: yes, so i thought too :)
[13:04] <hopeless8009> can someone explain to me how to mount a device?
[13:04] <IConrad01> omenek: enable 3d graphics.
[13:04] <FounDthisOut> indus thanks very much .. but it take more 2 days
[13:04] <tasslehoff> iflema, ok. shrinking my root partition, and deleting the current swap partition to make a bigger one should do it then, I hope. Ubuntu will automagically detect a new/changed swap?
[13:05] <omenek> - IConrad01, How?
[13:05] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Hello again!
[13:05] <indus> omenek, what do you mean 'real' transparent terminal ?? transparent means you will obviously see the background
[13:05] <indus> FounDthisOut, why
[13:05] <IConrad01> omenek: Install the right driver for your graphics card.
[13:05] <omenek> indus, yes, but I cant see apps below it, only bg, even when on top of other apps
[13:05] <hopeless8009> IConrad01,  bro im sorry i have a satalite connection and it went down
[13:05] <Rogasch> IConrad01: but maybe your right, maybe the system cant handle a install over sshfs
[13:05] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Basically the command is "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1"
[13:05] <iflema> tasslehoff yes.. it will
[13:05] <FounDthisOut> indus for download and burn cd to me from friend company is 2 day
[13:05] <indus> FounDthisOut, ok
[13:05] <IConrad01> Rogasch: There's protocol overhead w/ sshfs.
[13:05] <FounDthisOut> take care have fun
[13:06] <arunkumar413> please help me  to debug my network manager.
[13:06] <soby> trying to install jcc for pylucene...but 'm getting this error.      http://paste.ubuntu.com/458281/
[13:06] <indus> omenek, hmm
[13:06] <maxwellian> daniel: Thanks for reminding me of conky, that's cool. :)
[13:06] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, can you brake down that command for me
[13:06] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: In your case, you need to know what the exact device is...
[13:06] <indus> omenek, its fake transparent then :D
[13:06] <omenek> indus, exactly, so im lookin for a way to make it real ;p
[13:06] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Certainly.  *without* the device attached... execute:  "ls /dev"
[13:06] <Dr_Willis> tasslehoff:  you may need to edit your fstab if its been moved to another /dev/sdXX entry
[13:06] <iflema> tasslehoff if you change the location different story, change size OK.
[13:06] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, its a USB external drive
[13:06] <p1l0t> !openoffice > p1l0t
[13:06] <daniel> :) hehe np maxwellian
[13:06] <daniel> :)
[13:06] <Rogasch> IConrad01: i will try to copy the iso and install it from my system
[13:06] <ne0|penguin> !ping
[13:06] <IConrad01> Then, plug it in.  And again execute "ls /dev"
[13:06] <daniel> I gonna install gdesklets or something
[13:07] <Rogasch> IConrad01: thanks for your help
[13:07] <abhi_nav> hello?
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> daniel:  google has their applets also that i find handier then gdesklets
[13:07] <IConrad01> hopeless8009:  You're looking for new devices. It'll be something like "sdb1"
[13:07] <daniel> maxwellian Im using ubuntu base system with xdm login manager also fluxbox include dolphin
[13:07] <ne0|penguin> newklear, do you do ctcp ping to me ?
[13:07] <tasslehoff> Dr_Willis, iflema : thanks
[13:07] <IConrad01> hopeless8009:  Maybe sdc if you've got more than one hard-drive in the server.
[13:08] <maxwellian> daniel: Ubuntu base doesn't install a desktop?  You pick your own?
[13:08] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, ok now what
[13:08] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: You found it?
[13:08] <daniel> dr_willis np I gonna figure out how it works.
[13:08] <Dr_Willis> Base = very minimal system. No X either i belive
[13:08] <IConrad01> hopeless8009:  What's it called?
[13:09] <daniel> maxwellian I used downloaded ubuntu lucid and didnt chose anything just base system but u have that possible to choose loads stuff like lampp server audio configured system etc.
[13:09] <maxwellian> Dr_Willis: Thanks.  Good to know.
[13:09] <daniel> *remove used
[13:09] <maxwellian> daniel: How do you like fluxbox?
[13:09] <daniel> I really love it
[13:09] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, do you want it hooked to the computer at this pint
[13:09] <daniel> I can send a screenshot
[13:09] <arunkumar413> abhi_nav: hi
[13:09] <daniel> of my setup
[13:09] <maxwellian> daniel: Sure!
[13:09] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Yes.
[13:09] <abhi_nav> hellooooooooooo arunkumar413
[13:09] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, i see sdb and sdb1
[13:09] <maxwellian> daniel: Weren't you asking about screenshots a minute ago? :)
[13:10] <DocPlatypus> okay this is frustrating
[13:10] <arunkumar413> abhi_nav: do u know how to debug network manager
[13:10] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: So the "sdX#" series ends with sdb1 ?
[13:10] <DocPlatypus> I'm trying to hunt down a corrupt library. ldd segfaults on a whole bunch of things and I'm pretty sure I don't need to reinstall them all
[13:10] <DocPlatypus> I'm pretty sure it's one bad library somewhere
[13:10] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, yes there is an sdb1......but there is also a sdb
[13:11] <daniel> yeah :)
[13:11] <daniel> I fixed it :)
[13:11] <abhi_nav> arunkumar413, whats the exact issue?
[13:11] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: That is perfectly normal.  "sdX" refers to the physical device.  "sdX#" refers to the actual partition.
[13:11] <maxwellian> arunkumar413: What is going wrong?  Why do you think there's a problem with NetworkManager?
[13:11] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: So... here's your command.  "sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt"
[13:11] <daniel> here you go maxwellian --> http://img188.imageshack.us/i/snapshot1gjx.png/
[13:11] <arunkumar413> abhi_nav: can connect with my CDMA NIC modem
[13:11] <abhi_nav> 'can'?
[13:12] <daniel> if you press on the picture you see it bigger.
[13:12] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, what is the /mnt part
[13:12] <arunkumar413> abhi_nav: cant
[13:12] <abhi_nav> arunkumar413, this is doc have all info dig it ;) https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkManager0.7
[13:12] <maxwellian> daniel: Hey that looks pretty  nice.  You covered up your background image though. :)
[13:12] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: the directory Linux will "host" the files found on that hardware.
[13:12] <daniel> haha oh lol :P
[13:12] <arunkumar413> abhi_nav: tried and read many documents no use
[13:13] <maxwellian> daniel: Is fluxbox pretty good on resources?  That's why I have xfce, but I don't like xfce.
[13:13] <daniel> its very fast lightweight
[13:13] <daniel> I used xfce for some days ago...
[13:13] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Since Linux doesn't use "C:\" like Windows, **any** directory can be a "C:\" or "D:\"
[13:13] <maxwellian> daniel: Hmm...intriguing.
[13:13] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: In this case, we're using "/mnt" as that new "D:\"
[13:13] <daniel> but I didnt liked. I wanted to have so much possibles I could that the reason I chosed fluxbox
[13:13] <Dr_Willis> maxwellian:  fluxbox is ONLY a window manager. :) xfce is a 'desktop envuroment'
[13:13] <daniel> yup
[13:14] <maxwellian> Dr_Willis: Ah, so I'd still have to install a lot of stuff. :)
[13:14] <Alcohol52> [arunkumar413] is it a dialup?
[13:14] <IConrad01> maxwellian: I just discovered that the Lubuntu .iso is less than 600 MB.
[13:14] <daniel> you need a login manager like gnome-session or something to I using xdm a lightweight one too
[13:14] <arunkumar413> abhi_nav: it detects my modem but fails to connect to the network.i'm able to connect with wvdial
[13:14] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: yes
[13:14] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, so i created /mnt
[13:14] <abhi_nav> arunkumar413, http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/text/Modem-HOWTO
[13:14]  * maxwellian blinks at IConrad01 
[13:15] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Now, what's " ls /mnt " show you?
[13:15] <abhi_nav> arunkumar413, see if you find your modem here: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/text/
[13:15] <daniel> but I got some few problems left. um..
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> maxwellian:  Lubuntu is openbox (similer to fluxbox) + a few extra tools for a very minimal desktop.
[13:15] <maxwellian> daniel: Did you have to install everything, like NetworkManager etc.?
[13:15] <Alcohol52> [arunkumar413] i have used them. The network manager doesn't show connection. Use Gnomeppp the frontend for wvdial
[13:15] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Specifically it's 521 MB.
[13:15] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, it shows me the files on the hard drive. i have some packages i need to install off of it can you help
[13:15] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: No problem. :)
[13:15] <daniel> no maxwellian I just used sudo apt-get install xorg fluxbox xdm
[13:15] <Dr_Willis> maxwellian:  personally for 'light' i use Fluxbox, or windowmaker or icewm  (for the WM) + Rox-filer (for the file maanger)
[13:15] <daniel> that what you need just
[13:15] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: but wvdial is taking more than 3 min to connect
[13:16] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Okay, this is gonna be fancy, but just cut-and-paste it directly from here into your terminal...
[13:16] <daniel> then also a file manager like thunar, nautilus, dolphin, fmaker etc
[13:16] <sinistrad> Anyone know in kdenlive how to do a transition between clips and also have a text overlay (title text)? My output goes black when I hit the overlay. I have a photo of my project --> http://imagebin.ca/view/l-LVIT4.html
[13:16] <abhi_nav> arunkumar413, yes install gnomeppp
[13:16] <maxwellian> Dr_Willis, I hardly need a file manager, but I guess it comes up sometimes... :)
[13:16] <Alcohol52> arunkumar check the settings
[13:16] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: sudo find /mnt | grep .deb | xargs -I X sudo dpkg -i X
[13:16] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, the computer im talking form isn't the server
[13:16] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: its the same thing with gnomeppp.
[13:16] <ivano> #ubuntu-it
[13:16] <maxwellian> daniel: What's handling your internet connection?
[13:16] <abhi_nav> ivano, /j #ubuntu-it
[13:16] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: settings are ok
[13:17] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Argh.  Well, that's xargs -(capital i)
[13:17] <maxwellian> Dr_Willis, Have you used any tiled window managers?  I've looked into it, but each one has some major drawback in my eyes.
[13:17] <Alcohol52> [arunkumar413] you can see what is going on when you type wvdial in commandline
[13:17] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: am able to connect in 9.04
[13:17] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, i dont know what you mean
[13:17] <IConrad01> And those " | " are the shift-button+ backslash
[13:17] <daniel> ubuntu ground system .does that but I installed a manager to cause when Im using wireless network (wicd) a easy and powerful one)
[13:17] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Look at the command I just gave you.
[13:17] <Alcohol52> [arunkumar413] as far as i know it took about 20-30 sec max for me. I don't use now
[13:17] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: sudo find /mnt | grep .deb | xargs -I X sudo dpkg -i X
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> maxwellian:  i fullscreen everything normally. i dont like the tiled stuff. except for the 'terminator' terminal program
[13:18] <daniel> dr_willis I got problem my music just stops play sometimes. why? It doesnt matter which player I using.
[13:18] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52:for my modem its taking 3 min
[13:18] <maxwellian> daniel: Yeah, I have wicd too.
[13:18] <daniel> its nice :)
[13:18] <IConrad01> Dr_Willis: Terminator is the zhisshizzle.
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> daniel:  check dmesg output when it stops. could be Pulse crashing, or some driver issues
[13:18] <maxwellian> Dr_Willis, I fullscreen everything too, but I just don't like using the mouse if I can avoid it.
[13:18] <daniel> hmm so I start the app also from terminal to see that?.
[13:18] <IConrad01> Dr_Willis: I have been known to enable X11 forwarding *just* to use Terminator.
[13:18] <Alcohol52> [arunkumar413] have you seen wvdial.conf file
[13:19] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: ya
[13:19] <maxwellian> Dr_Willis, Even having to click the fullscreen button irritates me.
[13:19] <p1l0t> !zhisshizzle
[13:19] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, ok so what now i did the command
[13:19] <p1l0t> lol
[13:19] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: What did it say?
[13:19] <erdem> i am unable to get nvidia drivers running. installed the nvidia-current pkg but after doing nvidia-xconfig Xorg wont start anymore. saying smth like nvidia driver not found
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> maxwellian:  most apps support F11 for that. or you can make compiz do it.  or run the maximus program
[13:19] <IConrad01> p1l0t: Really, now. :-P
[13:20] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, it looks like its installing stuff
[13:20] <p1l0t> :P
[13:20] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Once it's done doing its thing... and this is on the server, right?
[13:20] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, it says there were errors
[13:20] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Once it's done doing its thing, run " wicd-curses "
[13:20] <Dissident> My ati radeon fried 10 mins ago. Fan stopped. On my mobile now. Heading off to buy new gpu now. Nvidia is supposedly a bettrr option on linux. Any comments?
[13:20] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Frak.  What errors?
[13:20] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: do u think that running NM in terminal will help to catch the bug
[13:20] <maxwellian> Dr_Willis, Hah, compiz.  That's never been an option for my POS computer.
[13:21] <erdem> Dissident, yes it is
[13:21] <erdem_> i am unable to get nvidia drivers running. installed the nvidia-current pkg but after doing nvidia-xconfig Xorg wont start anymore. saying smth like nvidia driver not found
[13:21] <DocPlatypus> Dissident: nVidia doesn't give a shit about the free software movement. I'd avoid and stick with ATi which has a prayer of working with free (GPL) drivers
[13:21] <NotEmo> Does anybody here have libflashplayer.so for amd64? Adobe removed the library and now I can't download it D:
[13:21] <Alcohol52> [arunkumar413] network manage has no role. play around with wvdial conf
[13:21] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, dpkg: dependency problems prevent config of wicd
[13:21] <IConrad01> NotEmo: DO NOT use it.  It has like 40 major security errors.
[13:21] <erdem> DocPlatypus, i remember it beeing the other way around
[13:21] <mika__> hi, i'm setting up an ubuntu server machine which will be a web server to manage support tickets (using otrs)... what should i install on a server for it protection, maintain, tools, etc?
[13:22] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: What files?  You'll have to repeat the process to get those dependencies, I fear.
[13:22] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: what could be the problem
[13:22] <daniel> dr_willis when I start it I get Plug error unable to active plugin magnatune store I found it in plugins but I cant do anything I cant use it or remove hmm check out --> http://img96.imageshack.us/f/snapshot2sx.png/
[13:22] <godbod> erdem > to use nvidia drivers you need to install nvidia xserver
[13:22] <DocPlatypus> erdem: I see free drivers for ATi, nothing for nVidious
[13:22] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: i can connect in 9.04
[13:22] <FounDthisOut> hello again, i have 1 more problem which friend shows .. he says BAD problem .. help me ? http://imagebin.org/103792
[13:22] <p1l0t> Dissident: not sure I have had diffculty getting nvidia drivers in the past... but that was many moons ago maybe things have changed but I use all ATi with Ubuntu
[13:23] <IConrad01> DocPlatypus: noveau?
[13:23] <DocPlatypus> IConrad01: doesn't do 3d
[13:23] <IConrad01> DocPlatypus: yet.  But still.  fglrx is OSS.  But right now nVidia's closed-source drivers far outperform ATI's open and closed-source.
[13:23] <Alcohol52> [arunkumar413] doesn't you see problem while you connect in commandline? Connect from command line
[13:23] <FounDthisOut> fixabe ?
[13:24] <h00k> DocPlatypus: Please watch your language in here and keep it family-friendly
[13:24] <erdem> godbod, i cant find such a pkg
[13:24] <FounDthisOut> fixable problem ? http://imagebin.org/103792
[13:24] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, dpkg: dependency problems configuration of wicd Wicd depends on wicd-daemon (= 1.7.0+ds1-2 however package wicd-daemon is not configed yet
[13:24] <godbod> let me check it
[13:24] <godbod> private me
[13:24] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: how to connect from command line
[13:24] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Ahh. So we just need the one extra package.
[13:25] <ivo_> #ubuntu-beginners
[13:25] <Alcohol52> just type sudo wvdial. It will connect if your wvdial.conf file is ok.
[13:25] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: So... sudo umount /dev/sdb1
[13:25] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: And then plug the external drive into your network-capable machine and execute sudo apt-get install wicd-daemon --download-only
[13:25] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Just like you did for wicd and wicd-curses
[13:26] <daniel> Hey guys I got this error when im starting rhythmbox -->rhythmbox:24082): Rhythmbox-WARNING **: Unable to grab media player keys: Could not get owner of name 'org.gnome.SettingsDaemon': no such name
[13:26] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: And then just pause there whilst I check something.
[13:26] <e-DIO-t> : back!
[13:26] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: understand my problem.i dont want to use wvdial.i want to use NM
[13:26] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, when i run umont it says its busy
[13:26] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: cd / and then sudo umount /dev/sdb1
[13:26] <abhi_nav> arunkumar413, but why not wvdial?
[13:27] <IConrad01> I forgot to tell you to get out of it.
[13:27] <arunkumar413> abhi_nav: wvdial is taking 3 or more min. to connect
[13:27] <abhi_nav> arunkumar413, and nm ws connecting in less time?
[13:28] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, it still says its busy
[13:28] <IConrad01> Hrm...
[13:28] <arunkumar413> abhi_nav: ya,and i used NM in 9.04
[13:28] <Alcohol52> [arunkumar413] as far as i know network manager does not support wvdial (dialup). use gnome ppp it is equivalent to network manager
[13:28] <DocPlatypus> YAY! I think I may have fixed it
[13:28] <Lefantomedurezo> Hello
[13:28] <abhi_nav> arunkumar413, hmm
[13:28] <DocPlatypus> the solution was to just reinstall dependencies until I found the one that was corrupt
[13:28] <Lefantomedurezo> I can't config the fancontrol
[13:28] <Lefantomedurezo> http://www.insectes-net.fr/xylocope/xylocop3.htm
[13:29] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: used gnome ppp also it is same like wvdial but with graphical UI
[13:29] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, also what package do i need that way i can start downlaoding it
[13:29] <Lefantomedurezo> http://pastebin.com/dJZ22yNA
[13:29] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: wicd-daemon
[13:29] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: is there any command to use NM from terminal
[13:29] <IConrad01> Just go ahead and hot-remove the device.
[13:29] <sinistrad_> Anyone know in kdenlive how to do a transition between clips and also have a text overlay (title text)? My output goes black when I hit the overlay. I have a photo of my project --> http://imagebin.ca/view/l-LVIT4.html
[13:29] <IConrad01> Chances of anything wrong are nigh-unto-improbable.
[13:30] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, i got it unmounted
[13:30] <Lefantomedurezo> hawever the bios don't control the fan, because the fan started up at 37°
[13:30] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: or tell  me how to update only NM
[13:30] <Lefantomedurezo> now it start at 50°
[13:30] <Lefantomedurezo> and stop at 44°
[13:32] <abhi_nav> arunkumar413, http://projects.gnome.org/NetworkManager/
[13:32] <hopeless8009> IConrad01, is it sudo apt-get install wicd-daemon --download only
[13:32] <IConrad01> hopeless8009: Should be, yes.
[13:32] <IConrad01> Same command you ran to get the other two. :)
[13:33] <erdem> godbod, still not working
[13:33] <erdem> heres the error http://paste.pocoo.org/show/232731/
[13:34] <erdem> nvidia-current pkg is installed. 100%
[13:34] <maxwellian> IConrad01, wicd-curses didn't show up in the repos until 10.04?  Is that right?
[13:34] <IConrad01> maxwellian: I believe it's a recent feature, yes.
[13:34] <godbod> then you need have an another problem
[13:34] <IConrad01> But you could always download it straight from the Debian repos, for older Ubuntu distros
[13:35] <godbod> sorry I can't help
[13:35] <godbod> good luck
[13:35] <Alcohol52> [arunkumar413] i think there is no command line for network manager(current version 0.8) They are scheduling command line for version 0.81. Look at their website.
[13:36] <maxwellian> arunkumar413: IConrad01 is talking about command line for wicd, an alternative to network manager.  Might want to listen in.
[13:36] <arunkumar413> Alcohol52: will reinstalling the nm will solve the problem
[13:36] <erdem> i have nvidia-current installed and still get this error  http://paste.pocoo.org/show/232731/ any ideas?
[13:36] <IConrad01> maxwellian: I moved that guy to pm.  What was the discussion?
[13:37] <IConrad01> erdem: Tried reconfiguring your X.config?
[13:37] <IConrad01> erdem: I forget the nVidia way to do that.
[13:37] <indus> arunkumar413, what is the problem dear
[13:37] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Moved which guy to pm, sorry?
[13:37] <IConrad01> maxwellian: hopeless8009.
[13:37] <godbod> nah
[13:37] <erdem> IConrad01, i did "Xorg -configure" and then "nvidia-xconfig"
[13:38] <klenix> does flashrom support mediatek chipset?
[13:38] <arunkumar413> indus: i cannot connect my BSNL's CDMA NIC to network using NM
[13:38] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Oh.  arunkumar413 appeared to be asking about a command line interface to network manager.
[13:38] <indus> arunkumar413, heh still the same problem :)
[13:38] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Ahhh.  Yeah, wicd-curses will do that.
[13:38] <specialsauce> hey there, i lost the password for my ubuntuforums account. resetting it doesnt help, because the email i registered the account to doesnt exist anymore. is there anything i can do to get access to the account again ?
[13:38] <indus> arunkumar413, does this have a username and password?
[13:38] <hotsauce3737> how to execute an c program on ubuntu 10.04?
[13:38] <arunkumar413> indus: ya
[13:38] <indus> arunkumar413, maybe you need to try pppoeconf
[13:39] <DasEi> hotsauce3737: ./blah.sh
[13:39] <DasEi> hotsauce3737: might have it to make executable before
[13:39] <arunkumar413> indus: is it gnome ppp
[13:39] <abhi_nav> hotsauce3737, gcc fili.c then ./a.out (as per I 'remember')
[13:39] <daniel> hey guys can someone help me to fix a proxy/vpn I want to be anonymous
[13:39] <indus> arunkumar413, ya try tht
[13:39] <maxwellian> hotsauce3737: I'm sure there is a C programming channel...
[13:40] <DasEi> hotsauce3737: sudo chmod +x <progname>
[13:40] <arunkumar413> indus: tried didnt like it
[13:40] <indus> hotsauce3737, abhi_nav is correct
[13:40] <DasEi> hotsauce3737: #c++
[13:40] <indus> hotsauce3737, gcc
[13:40] <maxwellian> DasEi: You're talking about a shell script.
[13:40] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: What exactly is it you're trying to do?
[13:40] <fema> How can i configure sendmail only for outgoing mail please?
[13:40] <indus> maxwellian, DasEi running a c program is supported here
[13:40] <querty> haha omg
[13:41] <indus> its distro specific
[13:41] <maxwellian> indus: What?  Other linux distros don't use GCC?
[13:41] <arunkumar413> IConrad01,just srcoll back,see what i told indus
[13:41] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Which *version* of GCC?
[13:41] <indus> maxwellian, yes and he is on ubuntu i presume
[13:41] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: There's a few thousand lines in my register.  Brief synopsis? :)
[13:42] <kaikai> who can help me? alsamixer without master
[13:42] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: ok.i cannot connect my CDMA NIC modem to network using NM
[13:44] <fema> How can i configure sendmail only for outgoing mail please?
[13:44] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: And you have GUI access, right?
[13:44] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: ya
[13:44] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: Is this integrated or USB NIC?
[13:44] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: usb
[13:45] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: What's the error that Gnome NM has been giving you?
[13:46] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: "Disconnected-you are offline now"
[13:46] <IConrad01> Right.  Because Ubuntu's error messages are **soo** descriptive.
[13:46] <IConrad01> <_<
[13:46] <IConrad01> gimme a sec
[13:46] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Well at least it's too the point. :)
[13:46] <IConrad01> maxwellian: So's an asteroid impact.
[13:46] <IConrad01> This is about as razor-sharp, too.
[13:47] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Bleh, to rather.  I need some sleep soon.
[13:47] <ghostoyo> hi
[13:47] <indus> arunkumar413, are you using ubuntu  10.04 ?
[13:47] <ghostoyo> somebody know if we can use undeletable attribut for a file ?
[13:47] <arunkumar413> indus: ya
[13:47] <maxwellian> IConrad01: You must be on speed or something, I don't know how you're handling so many different topics at once.
[13:47] <norbi__> Hello, i'm about to install 10.04 with a new SSD.  Also have an existing 250GB spinning drive.  I would like to use the SSD only for booting and maybe applications, so is it advisable to install /boot and /bin onto the SSD.  While /home would be on the 250GB drive?  Anything else I should consider before doing the format?  Thanks for any input.
[13:48] <IConrad01> maxwellian: ADD & Asperger's syndrome.
[13:48] <indus> arunkumar413, did you install usb modeswitch package
[13:48] <IConrad01> I'm also in #rhel
[13:48] <erdem> nvidia was unable to build kernel module because the kernel sources where missing. what is the name of the pkg containing the sources?
[13:48] <arunkumar413> indus: yes
[13:48] <maxwellian> IConrad01: #rhel really?!
[13:48] <indus> arunkumar413, can u tell me what command dmesg  | tail tells u
[13:48] <IConrad01> erdem: kernel-devel & kernel-headers.  Not sure the exact package names.
[13:48] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Well, lurking, but yes.
[13:49] <indus> arunkumar413, after you remove modem that is
[13:49] <maxwellian> IConrad01: Well, whatever works.  Do you ever sleep, or work, or whatever people do? :)
[13:49] <IConrad01> maxwellian: I'm actually seeking employment right now.
[13:49] <arunkumar413> indus:i may have to disconnect
[13:49] <indus> arunkumar413, ya do that
[13:49] <maxwellian> IConrad01: I thought you were gonna say you're sleeping right now. :)
[13:50] <IConrad01> Right now I'm working on my EMC SAN-associate cert... just got my RHCT cert.
[13:50] <IConrad01> Next is VMware VS4 cert...
[13:50] <abhi_nav> ghostoyo, means? what you are trying to do?
[13:50] <IConrad01> After those I start looking for "senior Linux admin" type positions.
[13:50] <erdem> IConrad01, i cant find it
[13:50] <IConrad01> And hope I don't go bankrupt in the process.
[13:50] <maxwellian> IConrad01: That's the trick, I guess. ;)
[13:50] <indus> IConrad01, off topic :)
[13:50] <IConrad01> maxwellian: Seriously.
[13:51] <IConrad01> indus: Not to me. :-P
[13:51] <fema> How can i configure sendmail only for outgoing mail please?
[13:51] <IConrad01> erdem: linux-libc-dev
[13:51] <Blockcold> hi ikonia
[13:51] <maxwellian> indus: Since he's providing like 80% of all the help in here right now, he sort of is the topic... ;)
[13:51] <IConrad01> That's the headers.
[13:52] <ghostoyo> abhi_nav, i would like to set this attribut in order to have a copy if i delete the file
[13:52] <Bookman> I just upgraded to 10.04 and I am trying to view a Flash website with FF.  It says that I need to install a missing plugin.  I choose Adobe Flash and then it comes back saying that it is already installed.  I checked in synaptic and flashplugin-installer is installed.  Are there more steps to be done yet?
[13:52] <abhi_nav> saying hi is dangerous?
[13:52] <IConrad01> erdem: You *might* also need linux-source
[13:53] <querty> can i ask smth?
[13:53] <querty> but dont missunderstood me please
[13:53] <cgroza> yes
[13:53] <querty> why you guys usin linux,and not ms?
[13:53] <querty> you got a special work or smth?
[13:53] <abhi_nav> !ot | querty
[13:53] <cgroza> cuz its free as in freedom
[13:53] <Adola> Hi!  I'm trying to map my mouse buttons, and xinput says there are 2 instances of my mouse.
[13:53] <abhi_nav> querty, you wll get more response in #ubuntu-offtopic. not here
[13:53] <querty> eh fuk it
[13:53] <querty> bored XD
[13:53] <indus> lol abhi_nav maybe
[13:54] <bazhang> querty, watch the language and stay on topic
[13:54] <querty> sorry
[13:54] <abhi_nav> indus, :)
[13:55] <maxwellian> Bookman: Hrm...did you try restarting Firefox?
[13:55] <arunkumar413> indus: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/PqMPsgLU
[13:55] <Adola> http://pastebin.com/LdNNTCRA  <--- I'm confused, because my mouse the G500, SHOULD have 10 buttons...
[13:55] <Bookman> maxwellian, yes, restarted
[13:56] <dbpatankar> Bookman : 32/64 bit?
[13:56] <abhi_nav> why this line is red higlighted for me? = ikonia has kicked Blockcold from #ubuntu (another ban dodge will now be taken to freenode) I mean what it is to do with me? and how xchat higlighted it for me? or yo all seeing it in red?
[13:57] <Bookman> dbpatankar, 32 bit
[13:57] <abhi_nav> ikonia, ^^
[13:57] <maxwellian> abhi_nav, that's everybody.
[13:57] <oCean_> abhi_nav: yes, we see it highlighted also
[13:57] <ikonia> abhi_nav: what ?
[13:57] <arunkumar413> indus: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/PqMPsgLU
[13:57] <maxwellian> abhi_nav: By default anyway, I'd guess.
[13:57] <abhi_nav> ikonia, solved.
[13:58] <maxwellian> abhi_nav: Or maybe it's a not-so-subtle warning that you could be next?!
[13:58] <abhi_nav> maxwellian and oCean_ thanks
[13:58] <dbpatankar> Bookman : try uninstall - install
[13:58] <indus> arunkumar413, so modem is detected,, thats a good sign
[13:58]  * abhi_nav fears
[13:58]  * maxwellian kids, he kids
[13:58] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: What does the modem show up as under ifconfig?
[13:58] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: Anything at all?
[13:58] <indus> Bookman, what site are you visiting
[13:59] <e-DIO-t> gues modem shows nothing :P
[13:59] <arunkumar413> indus: but my modem is not of GSM
[13:59] <indus> arunkumar413, ah cdma huhu
[13:59] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: I wouldn't worry about that too much.
[13:59] <arunkumar413> indus: some hours back i also connected a GSM modem
[13:59] <indus> arunkumar413, thats ok, go to mobile broadband , do you see a device
[14:00] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: Linux devices get names written by human beings.  Whoever wrote the driver probably just didn't differentiate it.
[14:00] <Shvonder> Is it correct that in runlevel 2 samba has value S20samba and cups has value S50cups?
[14:00] <indus> IConrad01, good point i think
[14:00] <Bookman> dbpatankar, Thanks!  That seems to have done the trick!
[14:00] <indus> arunkumar413, did the gsm device work
[14:00] <Adola> http://pastebin.com/LdNNTCRA  Guys, I can't figure out which mouse is actually mine.
[14:00] <arunkumar413> indus: yes
[14:00] <IConrad01> indus: For the longest time my fingerprint reader was listed under the wrong company.
[14:00] <sergeykish> Hello, I have a problem with ubuntu on netbook. There is no USB image for Desktop. Why? There is usb-creator tool, but it works under Windows, Ubuntu and Mac. I have no such OSes. So I can't convert. The question is why Ubuntu isn't shipped with USB drive image as good distros?
[14:00] <dbpatankar> Bookman : cool........
[14:00] <indus> arunkumar413, hmm did you point it out to them ? the devs i mean
[14:01] <indus> arunkumar413,sorry wrong nick\
[14:01] <IConrad01> sergeykish: Why not use the Netbook edition?
[14:01] <indus> IConrad01, have you notified them ?
[14:01] <IConrad01> indus: They already changed it, and the thing doesn't even work anyhow.
[14:01] <sergeykish> IConrad01: because I want desktop edition.
[14:01] <p1l0t> Netbook FTW it's a mactastic experiance
[14:01] <IConrad01> indus: I correct -- It doesn't work *under Linux*.
[14:01] <sergeykish> IConrad01: why so many people say to me what I should want?
[14:02] <IConrad01> sergeykish: It was a simple suggestion because of resource constraints on netbooks.
[14:02] <indus> arunkumar413, try wvdial maybe
[14:02] <indus> arunkumar413, ah you already tried that
[14:02] <IConrad01> sergeykish: There's also Lubuntu and Xubuntu which are much lighter-weight but still full-desktop.  But I digress.
[14:02] <sergeykish> IConrad01: There are a lot of desktops without CD
[14:02] <indus> arunkumar413, do you see any device under mobile broadband > add
[14:02] <maxwellian> sergeykish, are you saying that when you mount a usb drive, it doesn't show a little usb icon?
[14:02] <IConrad01> sergeykish: Actually... I can help you with this... are you already running Ubuntu somewhere?
[14:03] <sergeykish> IConrad01: and there are a lot of another distros, yes
[14:03] <arunkumar413> indus: ya,i can see my cdma modem
[14:03] <indus> arunkumar413, then go click click forward
[14:03] <IConrad01> maxwellian: No, he wants to boot via USB to Ubuntu but they don't offer a USB download.
[14:03] <sergeykish> IConrad01: I want to check Ubuntu for a Poulsbo drivers implementation
[14:03] <IConrad01> sergeykish: 'kk.  Gimme just a sec.
[14:03] <arunkumar413> indus: but that modem is used my wvdial at present
[14:04] <sergeykish> maxwellian: I am saying that where are no LiveUSB images
[14:04] <IConrad01> sergeykish: Are you comfortable installing GRUB2 onto a USB drive?
[14:04] <arand> sergeykish: You don't have a system in which you would be able to install unebootin?
[14:05] <maxwellian> sergeykish: Ah, I missed that completely, sorry. :)
[14:05] <norbi905> Hello, i'm using the live cd of Ubuntu 10.04 and about to install onto an SSD.  I'm at the part where I have to configure the partitions manually.  I also have a 250GB regular drive.  Is it advisable to install /boot and maybe /bin /usr/bin onto the SSD?  While everything else onto the 250GB drive?  Thanks for any input.
[14:05] <IConrad01> sergeykish: How to make a multibooting LiveUSB stick: http://www.panticz.de/MultiBootUSB
[14:06] <abuayyoub> hi, does anyone here use HellaNZB? im setting it up for the first time and not sure how i should procede
[14:06] <sergeykish> arand: Thanks, forgot about that tool. The usb-creator give me "Invalid"
[14:06] <IConrad01> norbi905: How long you planning on keeping the SSD?  Anything less than 5 years and you'll get perfect satisfactory results from dumping whatever onto the SSD.
[14:07] <IConrad01> sergeykish: I'll again recommend the multiboot approach. :)  ( http://www.panticz.de/MultiBootUSB )  Quite useful for multiple options and doesn't require the *entire* USB drive.
[14:07] <arunkumar413> indus: added my modem to the mobile boradband.could'nt connect this time also
[14:07] <indus> arunkumar413, then you need to enter all details like usernamepassaword etc
[14:07] <sergeykish> IConrad01: Arch use grub 0.97
[14:07] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: run ifconfig.  What does your machine call the thing?
[14:08] <manysounds> HELLLLLLOOOOOOO, good morning and see ya later!
[14:08] <arunkumar413> indus: did all those suff
[14:08] <Shvonder> norbi905: of cause you can install on your SSD whatever you want
[14:08] <norbi905> IConrad01: This is true, however, unfortunately it is only a 30GB SSD.  I'd like to have my media on the 250GB as it would not fit.  This is why i'd rather have only crutial things that would make it go faster on the SSD.
[14:08] <IConrad01> sergeykish: You're on Arch... fair enough.  It's actually easier under GRUB than it is w/ GRUB2.
[14:08] <IConrad01> norbi905: Then just stick /boot onto the SSD.
[14:08] <IConrad01> norbi905: *maybe* /usr/bin.
[14:08] <sergeykish> IConrad01: I get an error on "map --rehash"
[14:09] <IConrad01> sergeykish: you should just chainload into the *.iso's...
[14:09] <norbi905> IConrad01: Why *maybe* ?  Not a really good idea?
[14:09] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/juk3FAuf
[14:10] <sergeykish> IConrad01: As I understand that instruction is for Grub4Dos only
[14:10] <whiter> hello, i just bought a sony vaio vpc ee25fx laptop and the trackpad isnt working, anyone know how to fix that?
[14:10] <IConrad01> sergeykish: chainloader +1 doesn't do you any good?
[14:11] <sergeykish> IConrad01: No success with syslinuxs memdisk and grubs iso map
[14:11] <IConrad01> sergey -- bah.
[14:11] <norbi905> Hmm, I can't seem to be able to mount /usr/bin or /bin.  I does not give me the option, however I wonder if typing it in would do it?  Sorry for the many questions :(
[14:12] <IConrad01> I know syslinux doesn't play well with it... :-/
[14:12] <IConrad01> norbi905: You should be able to specify manually, yes.
[14:12] <maxwellian> Later folks.
[14:12] <abhi_nav> indus, have you ever added any hindi fm mumbai channel to rhythmbox? or anyhow online?
[14:13] <IConrad01> sergeykish: map (hdX,Y)/your.iso (hdZ)  // map --rehook // chainloader (hdZ) +1 // rootnoverify (hdZ) // boot
[14:13] <IConrad01> Does you no good?
[14:13] <sergeykish> IConrad01: get error on "map --rehook"
[14:13] <indus> abhi_nav, they all are bad
[14:13] <indus> abhi_nav, for hindi there are better statiosn in europe
[14:13] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: You tried out wicd?
[14:14] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: ya
[14:14] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: Keep in mind that you'd have to change over the "wired interface" to ppp0 from eth0
[14:14] <norbi905> IConrad01: Here are my options under ext4 -> / /boot /home /tmp /usr /var /srv /opt /usr/local   .... but I can type it in, so i'm wondering if I type /usr/bin that it will actually mount that onto the SSD.
[14:14] <IConrad01> norbi905: That is my understanding, yes.
[14:14] <abhi_nav> indus, bad means?
[14:14] <indus> abhi_nav, use streamtuner to get the channels, initially you could use xmms2 to play but they discontinued it so  you need to config rythmbox
[14:14] <IConrad01> sergeykish: What error?
[14:14] <abhi_nav> indus, i really like to add fever and radio city
[14:14] <indus> abhi_nav, i dont know of anyh good internet radio in india
[14:15] <abhi_nav> indus, you are talking about quality of streaming or quality of fm?
[14:15] <sergeykish> IConrad01: something like "no drive difined"
[14:15] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: how to change the wired interface
[14:15] <norbi905> It seems like i'm biting off a little more than what I can chew.  I also have to specify the partition size.  How large of a /boot partition would I need?
[14:15] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: It's in preferences.
[14:16] <abhi_nav> indus, can you give me that europe hindi channel address?
[14:17] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: cant find any option to change the wired interface
[14:17] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: What's really interesting is that your ppp0 interface is reporting a valid global IP address.
[14:17] <IConrad01> Belonging to Asia Pacific Network Information Center.
[14:17] <arand> norbi905: Are you sure you want a separate boot partition? (It is not neccessary), 500MB might be a precautius size if you do make one..
[14:17] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: Open wicd.  Click on "preferences".  Wait for the pop-up to open.
[14:18] <IConrad01> It'll be right there.
[14:18] <IConrad01> sergeykish: Isn't GRUB2 in the AUR?
[14:18] <Snadder> Where should I report a bug with mysql when upgrading from 9.10 to 10.04 ?
[14:18] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: may be bcoz i ran that command when i connected to network
[14:18] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: So you're connected via ppp0 ?
[14:19] <norbi905> arand: Yes, i'm trying to figure out seperating OS stuff from user data and put OS related things onto a small SSD.  Seems a bit tougher than I thought.
[14:19] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: no,i connected using wvdial
[14:19] <sean74> plymouth? factoid?
[14:19] <whiter> hello, i just bought a sony vaio vpc ee25fx laptop and the trackpad isnt working, anyone know how to fix that?
[14:19] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: ... that's above my paygrade.  Too many connection managers going at once.
[14:19] <IConrad01> Sorry. :(
[14:19] <sergeykish> IConrad01: it is grub from repo
[14:19] <abhi_nav> whiter, which os?
[14:20] <xerox1> is there a program to view pdfs in the console? (i don't want to start a pdf-application from console)
[14:20] <arand> norbi905: Would not separating /home and / be suficcient for that?
[14:20] <IConrad01> sergeykish: grub-pc / grub 1.98 ?
[14:20] <gGaston> I have a Acer Aspire One 532h netbook but the fan control module acerhdf isn't working out of box on the n450 processor. Do you think it will take a lot of coding to get it working or do you think I only will have to change some lines of code in the source code of acerhdf. The module complains about wrong BIOS version when trying to load the module using modprobe.
[14:21] <indus> abhi_nav, install softwrae streamtuner
[14:21] <indus> !info streamtuner
[14:21] <abhi_nav> indus, ok
[14:21] <whiter> abhi_nav: ubuntu 10.04 x64
[14:22] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[14:22] <indus> abhinav_singh, previously it used to install xmms2 which played streams, not i dont know i cnat get it to work
[14:22] <sergeykish> IConrad01: grub 0.97
[14:22] <mika__> what do you suggest to install on ubuntu server ? (apps,tools, etc)
[14:22] <IConrad01> sergeykish: Yeah, I'm saying can you *find* those?
[14:22] <IConrad01> I'm hoping to get them installed onto a USB drive.
[14:22] <indus> mika__, #ubuntu-server might be  a better place
[14:22] <Shvonder> gGaston: Don't you like trying AuroraOS. It's based on ubuntu. May be their OS better works with netbook
[14:23] <mika__> indus: thanks :)
[14:23] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: wicd is for wireless connections not for mobile connections
[14:23] <Hans_Henrik> any1 here using OpenDNS?
[14:23] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: wired or wireless.
[14:23] <norbi905> arand: I don't know, i'm looking for suggestions :).  Fairly new to Linux sorry.
[14:23] <IConrad01> arunkumar413: It can handle usb-based connections as well.  It's just a frontend for networking.
[14:23] <slinker1> Hans_Henrik: yes
[14:24] <Hans_Henrik> slinkerl: does it work for you atm?
[14:24] <arunkumar413> IConrad01: then tell me how to connect my CDMA  USB Netwrok Interface Card using wicd
[14:24] <slinker1> working fine presently in fact havent ever had any real issues with it
[14:24] <indus> arunkumar413, http://www.zyxware.com/articles/2008/05/23/connecting-to-internet-through-your-reliance-cdma-zte-modem-in-ubuntu
[14:25] <sergeykish> IConrad01: I completed disk creation with Unetbootin rigth now, it works
[14:25] <arunkumar413> indus: sorry my modem is not zte.its Huawei
[14:25] <slinker1> Hans_Henrik: having issues resolving?
[14:25] <indus> arunkumar413, thats ok buddy , software is same pppoeconf
[14:26] <Hans_Henrik> slinkerl: yup, cant even open google, but im only using 208.67.222.222 (not the 220.220 alternative)
[14:26] <IConrad01> arunkumar:  change "eth0" to "ppp0" ...
[14:26] <IConrad01> Then connect to wired interface.
[14:26] <slinker1> Hans_Henrik: ahh i have both in there ...
[14:26] <indus> arunkumar413,or try gnome-ppp
[14:27] <bradyxc> I have a sound problem, I have a usb headset that works fine but if I have that plugged in during boot up then my speakers (analog) won't work until I reboot with out my headset plugged in... anyway to fix this?
[14:27] <IConrad01> indus: Prolly a better suggestion.
[14:27] <Hans_Henrik> slinkerl: ill try add both
[14:27] <indus> also try a little patience :)
[14:27] <indus> i dont have a similar device here but i have broken my head over all gsm broadband devices at work
[14:27] <slinker1> Hans_Henrik: both ping from here atm
[14:28] <arand> norbi905: /home/username will contain all the users individaul configuration and data. So that is the normal separation.
[14:28] <arunkumar413> getting command not found when i ran sudo setserial uart 16954
[14:28] <slinker1> Hans_Henrik: of course that doesn't mean bind is running
[14:28] <KrAsHeR> hi anyone know why i'm getting "Unable to mount location: Failed to retrieve share list from server" when trying to access an shared folder in a Windows pc in my network... i'm using Ubuntu 10.04
[14:28] <indus> arunkumar413, dont try that first link, leave it
[14:28] <Hans_Henrik> slinkerl: same, but 222.222 doesnt work
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> !find setserial
[14:28] <Dr_Willis> !info setserial
[14:28] <arand> !separatehome | norbi905
[14:29] <indus> arunkumar413, hmm setserial needs install maybe :)
[14:29] <indus> try try all
[14:29] <slinker1> krasher add :139 to the tail end see if that works
[14:29] <indus> arunkumar413, and once successful, i will want to put it up on ubuntu docs
[14:29] <arand> norbi905: Oh, heh, you don't nee dtha guide though, if you setup that at install time already...
[14:29] <indus> arunkumar413, is this bsnl dataone ?
[14:29] <KrAsHeR> slinker sorry i didn't understood... 139 is the netbios port... what i have to do with it?
[14:30] <arunkumar413> indus: no bsnl's CDMA NIC
[14:30] <norbi905> arand: Since there are now 2 drives connected sda is the SSD and sdb is the 250GB regular drive.  I have made 240GB /home and 10GB swap.  That drive now has 2 partitions as is full.  Is it now safe to assume that since there is no more space available on that drive, that all other stuff will go onto the SSD?  Such as / /boot /bin etc..?
[14:30] <klenix> any body work with mediatek chipset
[14:30] <kyle_> what it called when something fails to boot
[14:30] <indus> arunkumar413, full name of the thing ?
[14:30] <slinker1> KrAsHeR: just add that at the end of the url you are trying to connect to smb://foo:319
[14:31] <arand> norbi905: if you are doing the partitioning manually you need to specify this.. manually
[14:31] <arunkumar413> CDMA USB Network Interface Card
[14:31] <KrAsHeR> slinker i'm trying to connect via Nautilus
[14:31] <norbi905> arand: I was affraid of that.  Thank you
[14:32] <arunkumar413> indus: i have its pic on my desktop.shall i show it
[14:32] <seanty> norbi905, arand: wouldnt it be better to put the OS on ssd?
[14:32] <slinker1> KrAsHeR: ctrl +l will let you edit the line by hand
[14:32] <indus> arunkumar413, no i have seen it
[14:33] <indus> arunkumar413, IN edit connections, uncheck all authentication protocols and check
[14:33] <norbi905> arand: However, would it not be enough to specify / partition for SSD?  Does that not include all others such as /bin /usr /var?  I would hardly think that you'd have to specify each of those.
[14:33] <KrAsHeR> slinker1 no effect... i've tried smb://workgroup/ALEXANDRE-PC:139 but without sucess
[14:34] <arunkumar413> indus: no use
[14:34] <norbi905> seanty: That is what I'm trying to do.
[14:34] <slinker1> KrAsHeR: hmm thats works here with the same issue connecting to win7?
[14:34] <Hans_Henrik> i recently changed DNS settings using the network manager, what (if anything) do i need to do to make the changes take effect with firefox?
[14:34] <arand> norbi905: Yes, if you set / for that disk it will pick up everything except /home, or anything else you specify particularly somewhere else.
[14:34] <indus> arunkumar413, http://swiss.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8228856 try thuis
[14:34] <indus> arunkumar413, should work
[14:34] <KrAsHeR> well i have both windows xp and windows 7 on my network... i will try to connect to a XP one
[14:35] <indus> arunkumar413, have you posted a thread on ubuntuforums.org ? do that too
[14:35] <Dr_Willis> KrAsHeR:  the 'findsmb' and 'smbtree' may also give a few clues on what shares are 'seeable'
[14:35] <slinker1> KrAsHeR: had the same issue @home with a win7 box that worked there there is a writeup somewhere probably the forums about it
[14:35] <norbi905> arand: Thanks, that makes life easier.  So before I wipe my existing drives I'd like to make sure I have it set-up properly.  My 250GB has a /home and swap partition.  I then created the SSD with mount / .  So i'm under the assumption that everything other than /home will go on SSD.  Is this a good idea or am I barking up the wrong tree?
[14:35] <indus> arunkumar413, does your card have enough refill ?
[14:35] <Dr_Willis> KrAsHeR:  they are handy command line tools to remember
[14:36] <abhi_nav> indus, installed. !
[14:36] <arunkumar413> indus: refill? don't know what is it
[14:36] <indus> arunkumar413, money
[14:36] <KrAsHeR> when i used smbtree i got
[14:36] <KrAsHeR> cli_start_connection: failed to connect to ALEXANDRE-PC<20> (0.0.0.0). Error NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL
[14:36] <arand> norbi905: Correct.
[14:36] <seanty> arand, /tmp on ram?
[14:36] <alienkid10> I install Ubuntu and the bootloader to sdb2 and I have tried to get NTLDR to load GRUB2 by copying (using dd) the first sector of sdb2 but when I hit the option in NTLDR it just gives me a blinking cursor. sdb is an external HDD.
[14:37] <norbi905> arand: Thanks, here goes nothing :)
[14:37] <arand> seanty: norbi905: Indeed, might be an idea to not have /tmp on the SSD.
[14:37] <Dr_Willis> KrAsHeR:  ive seen similer errors with some windows box. the wifes pc would do that when she was wireless. but would when when she was wired to the network.. I never did figure it out.
[14:37] <Dr_Willis> KrAsHeR:  see if 'findsmb' have similer information about that ALEXandre-pc ?
[14:38] <KrAsHeR> well my ubuntu is on a laptop running wireless
[14:38] <KrAsHeR> with findsmb i don't get any info on ALEXANDRE-PC
[14:38] <Dr_Willis> KrAsHeR:  I never did figure out if it was the wireless router. or the pc that was doing the blocking.
[14:38] <norbi905> arand: Hmm, I missed that one.  Well it's formated now, how hard would it be to move /tmp over? Or is it even possible?
[14:38] <Dr_Willis> KrAsHeR:  I dont even have the same setup any more. so i cant even recall what tests i did to get it working.
[14:39] <rian> hi
[14:39] <rian> hi all
[14:39] <rian> can i ask something?
[14:39] <abhi_nav> !hi | rian
[14:40] <macintux___> !ask
[14:40] <indus> arunkumar413, also found this http://abish.wordpress.com/2008/04/18/using-cdma-wireless-modem-in-ubuntu/
[14:40] <rian> how to see ip address.
[14:40] <abhi_nav> indus, its really great!!! I like it.!!! :)
[14:40] <indus> arunkumar413, enter correct values though
[14:40] <KrAsHeR> i was so happy because for the first time i've found a distro which gave support for my laptop without any hoops... well.. one now... the sharing system
[14:40] <rian> !ip
[14:40] <indus> abhi_nav, ya its fantastic :) but how are you playing it ?
[14:41] <Alcohol52> [arunkumar413] I think you have had enough today. As I mentioned earlier Your cdma modem is not supported by network manager or wicd (look at their website). Wvdial and its frontend is the only best solution. my suggestion as a buddy is try to configure gnome ppp properly. (I had personal experiences with these devices). Search ubuntuforums(eg http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1312155). If it works with network manager or wvdial inform me.
[14:41] <abhi_nav> rian, http://whatismyip.org/
[14:41] <KrAsHeR> this is funny
[14:41] <KrAsHeR> my ip on findsmb
[14:41] <KrAsHeR> is showing the hamachi one
[14:41] <KrAsHeR> not my actual in the lan
[14:41] <abuayyoub> hi can someone help me with a program called HellaNZB?
[14:41] <abhi_nav> indus, i searched for hindi and got 3 results. then i just randomly selecting playing first channel ;) and it is palying good hindi songs. :)
[14:41] <indus> abhi_nav, with which player
[14:41] <alienkid10> anyone know how to chainload GRUB2 from NTLDR?
[14:42] <rian> abhi_nav, not mine, i wanna see what wireless ip that i use.
[14:42] <abhi_nav> indus, that streamtuner ( "I think") automatically installed audocious. and it is automatically launching it to play. I now dont remember is I was installed that or streamtuner install it
[14:42] <abhi_nav> !details | rian
[14:43] <indus> abhi_nav, lol great, i shall try it tonight then
[14:43] <arand> norbi905: Shouldn't be too hard I don't think, just create a new partition with ext4 (or other FS if you care), and specify it as the mount point for /tmp in /etc/fstab, and then I think it should be picked up at next boot...
[14:43] <bastid_raZor> rian: ifconfig will show you your internal ip. if behind a router.
[14:43] <abhi_nav> indus sure you give try :)
[14:43] <indus> arunkumar413, dont be disappointed :) iam sure it will work
[14:43] <rian> thanks, bastid_raZor
[14:43] <arand> alienkid10: I know how to do it in BCD... but you got XP then?
[14:43] <norbi905> arand: Sounds good, thanks for the help.
[14:44] <seanty> alienkid10, "dd" the first 512 bytes of grub2 MBR or so called stage1 to a file.  Copy to windows and append it to boot.ini
[14:44] <alienkid10> arand: yes
[14:44] <indus> i gtg now bye
[14:44] <abhi_nav> bye
[14:44] <IConrad01> seanty: That's a dirty trick.
[14:44] <alienkid10> seanty: already dded
[14:44] <indus> so NTLDR is capable of chainloading ?
[14:44] <jkinable> hello
[14:44] <seanty> IConrad01, works for me with several distros
[14:44] <alienkid10> seanty: get blinking cursor when trying to boot it's entre
[14:45] <arand> alienkid10 seanty: Ah, ok then it's pretty much the same procedure in NTLDR..
[14:45] <abuayyoub> hi can someone help me with a program called HellaNZB?
[14:45] <jkinable> When i create a file as a local user, I cannot remove that file when I run: sudo rm <file> I can however remove that file as a local user. How is it possible that sudo lacks the rights to remove a local user file?
[14:45] <alienkid10> arand: is there something I missed?
[14:45] <MamboKing> hey all
[14:45] <alienkid10> a file I needed but forgot
[14:45] <MamboKing> has anyone here used ubuntu server clustering?
[14:46] <seanty> alienkid10, I suspect the file is not ok.  Create a junk partition of say 10MB .  Install your MBR there.  Then dd that and use it
[14:46] <arand> alienkid10: I don't know about NTLDR, seanty probably does, more.
[14:46] <KrAsHeR> i've turned off the hamachi2 cli
[14:46] <KrAsHeR> now smbtree shows all machines on my network
[14:46] <KrAsHeR> but gets the same error
[14:46] <seanty> alienkid10, I do not touch NTLDR. Only boot.ini
[14:47] <mh__> hi, i want to upgrade to ubuntu, but there's not enough disk space on the disk where its currently installed. Is it possible to download the packages on the other free disk?
[14:47] <arand> seanty: alienkid10: Or simply install grub "mbr" to your ubuntu partition, and copy from there...
[14:47] <alienkid10> seanty: I have tried 1. dd of=/dev/sdb2 if=linux.mbr bs=512 count=1 no go then installed GRUB to MBR of sdb and used sdb as input same as using sdb2 blinking cursor after selecting it from NTLDR
[14:47] <seanty> arand, that should work too.
[14:48] <MamboKing> mh___:  just mount another drive to the path where your updater stores its files
[14:48] <klenix> ubuntu application for firmware flasher.
[14:48] <arand> mh__: You can symlink the apt cache to a folder on the other drive.
[14:48] <erUSUL> mh__: easiest way would be to link /var/cache/apt/archives/ to a folder in the other partition ( or mount --bind )
[14:48] <Adola> Hi!  Is there a way to change the functions some of my mouse buttons have?
[14:49] <seanty> alienkid10, I did not install MBR to sdb.  Instead, mount windows and directly copy linux.mbr to the root partition (c drive)
[14:49] <alienkid10> seanty: I did
[14:49] <Kavavashi> i run ubuntu 10.04 with intel p4 3ghz, 1gb ddr2 ram. my system is with fluxbox desktopmanager. my memory is everytime 70-80% overload in idle status
[14:49] <seanty> alienkid10, Simultaneously, make a change in boot.init and you are good to go
[14:49] <jkinable> Any clue why you would get: mkdir: cannot create directory ...:permission denied while you try to create a folder in a home directory using sudo?
[14:50] <arand> mh__: I think this might be one way to do it: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9226627&postcount=2
[14:50] <alienkid10> tried 2 ways one GRUB on sdb2 to a file then passed to NTLDR and 2 GRUB on MBR of sdb and copyed to file then given to NTLDR both same result
[14:50] <pepePlu> guys any gui client for mysql on ubuntu? something like navicat?
[14:50] <alienkid10> blinking cursor and not booting
[14:51] <Pici> pepePlu: Like mysql-admin ?
[14:51] <Soul_Sample> hi! can anyone help me with my printer - it's a hp laserjet p1005, it worked fine out of the box in every ubuntu until Lucid. it says i'ts installed properly, but fails to print anything
[14:51] <seanty> alienkid10, so what are you booting into sdb? are you able to boot at all?
[14:51] <pepePlu> pici, is it free? :P\
[14:52] <Pici> pepePlu: Yes. Its in the repositories with that package name.
[14:52] <tensa_zangetsu> soul_sample: is it connected properly? if thro usb run lsusb and look for your printer
[14:52] <Stab_> How can i find php.ini file in proper php installtion on Karmic Koala
[14:52] <Hans_Henrik> i have a wireless card, i dont use it, when i mark off "enable wireless" in network-manager, it gets shut down, however when i restart, its automatically turned on again. how can i make it disabled even after a restart?
[14:52] <alienkid10> booting to Windows possible booting from grub.mbr at C: to load up linux on sdb2 not working
[14:52] <pepePlu> pici, thanx does it allow me to connect to remote mysql servers?
[14:52] <Pici> pepePlu: Yes.
[14:52] <Soul_Sample> tensa_zangetsu: it's connected properly, i have dual boot and it works under windows
[14:52] <pepePlu> Pici, thank you
[14:53] <Pici> Stab_: Depending on whether you're using php with apache or php5-cli: /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini or /etc/php5/cli/php.ini
[14:53] <seanty> alienkid10, what was the line you added to boot.ini?
[14:53] <Stab_> thanks pici
[14:53] <Stab_> i found it
[14:53] <alienkid10> C:\grub.mbr = "ubuntu linux"
[14:53] <seanty> alienkid10, but the file you copied was linux.mbr
[14:54] <alienkid10> sorry renamed
[14:54] <alienkid10> linux.mbr was from sdb2
[14:54] <seanty> alienkid10, ok then i am sorry.  But I boot about half a dozen distros this way using a junk partition from another drive.
[14:55] <alienkid10> seanty: could it be GRUB2? Like something it needs I am missing?
[14:55] <seanty> alienkid10, The one last question.  When installing ubuntu, did you ask it to load grub to sdb2 even though it complains?
[14:56] <Kavavashi> why is my memory in desktop idle mode(do nothing) run fluxbox overload at 70-80%? i move /var/cache but dont work
[14:56] <alienkid10> I hit advanced and told it to go to sdb2 no complaints persay
[14:56] <Kavavashi> 1gb ram
[14:57] <h3nry> join
[14:57] <myrkraverk> Hello all.  I have an MX519 mouse and one button is not working.
[14:57] <myrkraverk> I'm very sure I had all buttons working in fedora 12 so how would I "fix" that?
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> myrkraverk:  what button? some specuial button?
[14:58] <Guest62614> hello
[14:58] <Guest62614> ubuntu-es?
[14:58] <myrkraverk> Dr_Willis, The menu button does not generate events I see in xev.
[14:58] <Pici> !es | Guest62614
[14:58] <Guest62614> momo entro?
[14:58] <myrkraverk> Dr_Willis, I'm very sure there was an event in xev on Fedora 12 (but I rolled ubuntu over it)
[14:59] <Dr_Willis> myrkraverk:  theres that 'hiddriver.org' alternative driver/tools for  most logitech mice/keyboards that let you tweak a lot of things that are often not easially done in the normal ubuntu mouse driver/configs. Its not too hard to install either
[14:59] <myrkraverk> Oh, sorry - my mistake, there is an event.
[14:59] <Dr_Willis> myrkraverk:  oops. I mean 'hidpoint.com'
[15:00] <myrkraverk> Thank you, I'll look.
[15:00] <Dr_Willis> myrkraverk:  hidpoint is a little quirky. but it did work deccektly well.
[15:00] <Guest62614> *ubuntu-es
[15:00] <Guest62614> ?
[15:01] <alienkid10> seanty: during install process I hit advanced and told it to goto sdb2 and it didn't complain
[15:01] <Pici> Guest62614: Escribe; /join #ubuntu-es
[15:01] <Guest62614> tanks
[15:01] <Dr_Willis> alienkid10:  You may of wanted to tell it sdb  not sdb2  Unless you REALLY know why you would use sdb2
[15:01] <myrkraverk> Dr_Willis, Nice.
[15:01] <alienkid10> Dr_Willis: tried both
[15:02] <alienkid10> both don't work to chainload from NTLDR
[15:02] <Dr_Willis> alienkid10:  I keep windowws on sda, and linux on sdb. so i always tell insstaller to put it on 'sdb' and i do have the bios default to boot sdb
[15:02] <Dr_Willis> I never chainload from NTLDR.
[15:02] <alienkid10> Dr_Willis: that's where we differ
[15:03] <Dr_Willis> I dont see the point in letting windows do that job. :)
[15:03] <seanty> alienkid10, you could try "sudo grub-install --recheck  /dev/sda2"
[15:04] <alienkid10> sure I would need to reboot back to sdb from BIOS
[15:04] <alienkid10> or do I need to do it via LiveCD?
[15:04] <seanty> alienkid10, yeah.  Or you could do it via liveCD.  But the command changes.
[15:04] <alienkid10> ok will reboot then rejoin
[15:04] <seanty> alienkid10, you would have to mount your / partition and give a different command
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> If you can boot the system with a bios menu/change. it may be easier to do  it that way.
[15:04] <alienkid10> brb
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> less work. :)
[15:05] <alienkid10> Dr_Willis: I have non-techy people in the house
[15:05] <ehlim> hi all, do you have solution for high cpu usage on flash?
[15:05] <alienkid10> but be back in a sec
[15:06] <Rotten1> in the newest release of ubuntu how do i go about changing the login screen?
[15:06] <seanty> alienkid10, sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt  /dev/sda2  [assuming you have mounted /dev/sda2 as /mnt]
[15:07] <KrAsHeR> sliker1 that problem is happening in XP and 7
[15:07] <iflema> ehlim we are all in the same boat. Stop using the crap would be the best solution......
[15:07] <myrkraverk> Would anyone here know how I can enable button 10 (xev) in WoW with Wine?
[15:09] <sitisalmah> hi
[15:09] <abuayyoub> hi can someone help me with a program called HellaNZB?
[15:10] <alienkid10> seanty: what's the command?
[15:10] <alienkid10> booted to sdb2
[15:10] <macintux___> myrkraverk: You can remap it to another key
[15:11] <seanty> alienkid10, sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt  /dev/sda2  [assuming you have mounted /dev/sda2 as /mnt]
[15:11] <alienkid10> sda2 why sda2?
[15:11] <alienkid10> my install is sdb2 which I am in right now
[15:12] <alienkid10> and I  booted fine so I think it's there
[15:12] <seanty> alienkid10, then " sudo grub-install --root-directory=/boot  /dev/sda2"
[15:12] <airdem> upgrade installed a new kernel. now i have two kernels to boot in grub. how can i remove the old one?
[15:12] <alienkid10> */dev/sdb2
[15:13] <seanty> alienkid10, my bad sdb2
[15:13] <myrkraverk> macintux___, Of course, thanks.
[15:13] <seanty> alienkid10, good catch thank god
[15:14] <alienkid10> returns
[15:14] <bazhang> airdem, from the package manager, good to keep an extra around though, and they don't take up much space
[15:14] <alienkid10> http://pastebin.com/67U56s60
[15:15] <seanty> alienkid10, use --force
[15:15] <alienkid10> returns : http://pastebin.com/ZdWpL2j3
[15:16] <maizonk> hello, how-to boot live cd in Safe Graphical Mode?
[15:16] <seanty> alienkid10, yeah - that no error in the end is all what matters.  Now copy the mbr as before- rinse and repeat
[15:16] <alienkid10> ok
[15:16] <ShifftyOneJr> I have a sound blaster live card in this system but it isn't listed in control panel - Sound - Hardware.  How can I fix this and get sound?
[15:16] <trollpick> do any of you know how to bump somebody off a network
[15:17] <maizonk> how-to boot live cd in Safe Graphical Mode?
[15:17] <iflema> maizonk you may the the alternate cd. It has an older style installer.
[15:17] <maizonk> how-to open menu while live cd boots?
[15:17] <Oer> ShifftyOneJr, SB live is not good and fully supported.
[15:17] <trollpick> do any of you know how to bump somebody off a network
[15:17] <ShifftyOneJr> It is the only card I have right now.
[15:17] <Pici> trollpick: That is not something that is supported here.
[15:17] <maizonk> iflema, i hear have some button to press to open menu when live boots
[15:18] <ShifftyOneJr> What card should I get?
[15:19] <iflema> maizonk the alternate cd has no live environment but if the desktop image gives you no joy you may want to check it out...
[15:19] <Oer> ShifftyOneJr, any cheap realtec card will do, i got stuck here with a SB live 24 gold card :(
[15:19] <maizonk> how-to show additional boot options while boots live cd? help please
[15:19] <Oer> ShifftyOneJr, maybe onboard sound works ?
[15:19] <airdem> how can i give my user permission for /dev/raw1394 ?
[15:19] <ShifftyOneJr> IS there any way to get sound working, even if partially til I can get a new card?
[15:19] <maizonk> iflema, i know that, i try to boot with other options
[15:19] <alienkid10> seanty: this look right:  sudo dd of=/dev/sdb2 if=grub.mbr bs=512 count=1
[15:19] <ubuntu_> using xubuntu in a live cd  i want to install it but i dont like the resolution the is a script that i can use to change it to 1024x768
[15:20] <ShifftyOneJr> Not sure this PC has onboard sound.
[15:20] <ShifftyOneJr> Let me check.
[15:20] <seanty> alienkid10, wrong.  sudo dd if=/dev/sdb2 of=grub.mbr bs=512 count=1
[15:20] <ShifftyOneJr> No onboard sound.
[15:20] <alienkid10> whoops
[15:21] <alienkid10> that would have been bad!
[15:21] <zenom> I have a script that runs fine outside of cron, but not in cron, I see it running in /var/log/cron.log (which I changed in the rsyslog.d/50-default file
[15:21] <seanty> alienkid10, hope you did not run it
[15:21] <alienkid10> nopr
[15:21] <zenom> But the cron log is not giving me errors etc., what can I do to enable more verbose logging for cron?
[15:21] <alienkid10> nope
[15:21] <maizonk> how-to show additional boot options while boots live cd? help please\
[15:21] <thune3> maizonk: Esc / Enter Lang / F6 to get pre-selected grub opts / Esc again to manually enter grub options
[15:21] <alienkid10> ok
[15:22] <alienkid10> reboot to NTLDR and try the ubuntu linux entrie again?
[15:22] <seanty> alienkid10, go ahead
[15:22] <maizonk> thune3, thanks, can i select load vesa?
[15:22] <jophish> Hi all
[15:22] <alienkid10> ok
[15:22] <jophish> Is this package avaliable for lucid? http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/gcc-h8300-hms
[15:22] <alienkid10> will come back to sdb if something doesn't work
[15:22] <jophish> I couldn't find any information about it
[15:22] <ShifftyOneJr> SO there is no way to get sound?
[15:23] <gunsofbrixton> hi, I can list an executable but not execute it (file not found), any ideas? see http://pastebin.com/D28gH3Nn
[15:23] <thune3> maizonk: i don't remember, you may have to manually enter "xforcevesa" on grub line.
[15:23] <norbi905> Hopefully this is an appropriate place to ask this if not, i'm sorry.  I have installed 10.04 and am now trying to use VirtualBox. When installing a VM machine, the client OS can't find any HDD's? This has not happened before.  Any thoughts?
[15:23] <Oer> gunsofbrixton, sudo chmod +x <file>
[15:23] <maizonk> thune3, oh thanks!
[15:23] <maizonk> thune3, большое спасибо
[15:24] <gunsofbrixton> Oer: already set
[15:24] <GoofMan> HAHAAHHAAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
[15:25] <Juniksz> Hello. Someone knows how can I select which sound system want I use for a application? I have 2 applications with bad sound, the sound is cracking. (Pingus, Warsow)
[15:26] <KrAsHeR> i've got a strange problem... now i can connect to my other machines on the network... but by ip address...
[15:26] <KrAsHeR> the hostnames are inefective
[15:26] <KrAsHeR> smbtree responds: cli_start_connection: failed to connect to ALEXANDRE-PC<20> (0.0.0.0). Error NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL
[15:27] <KrAsHeR> it's chaining ALEXANDRE-PC to an invalid ip, 0.0.0.0
[15:27] <GoofMan> KrAsHeR, Just get lost
[15:27] <bazhang> GoofMan, please stop that
[15:27] <GoofMan> But im a troll
[15:27] <bazhang> GoofMan, wrong channel
[15:27] <zenom> how do I / can I ... change the verbosity of the cron? A cron isn't working but all I get in the log is that it ran.
[15:28] <hwilde> KrAsHeR, what does  "host ALEXANDRE_PC"  return?
[15:28] <zenom> No errors, nothing.
[15:28] <IConrad01> KrAsHeR: Also, what's the permissions on the folder containing the share?
[15:28] <IConrad01> (I ran into that the other day)
[15:29] <jophish> How can I downgrade a package to an older verison
[15:29] <jophish> ?
[15:29] <bazhang> jophish, you don't
[15:29] <inveratulo> zenom: make your cron entry something like "- - - - - scripthere.sh > cron.log 2>&1"
[15:29] <alienkid10> seanty: now it doesn't boot
[15:29] <zenom> inveratulo: I tried that too, but its not doing that even.
[15:29] <jophish> bazhang, I'm trying to compile some code for a very very old processor, the current versions of gcc are totally incompatable
[15:29] <alienkid10> booting it fomr BIOS go to GRUB>
[15:30] <hwilde> zenom, specify the full path in the cron
[15:30] <inveratulo> zenom: check your environment variables like paths etc
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> KrAsHeR:  for the linux box to connect via hostname in the past. Ive had to edit the /etc/hosts file and make an entry for each name/ip
[15:30] <alienkid10> booting from NTLDR goes to a blinking cursor as before
[15:30] <bazhang> jophish, perhaps try an older version of the OS in a virtualbox?
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> KrAsHeR:  Or i think theres some service that can get around that. but i never did figure that part out
[15:30] <zenom> I have the full paths for the cron
[15:30] <zenom> not sure what else I need let me paste the crontab
[15:30] <alienkid10> I think BIOS boot doesn't work becuase of root-directory=/boot not /
[15:30] <Blazento> Hello. I am attempting to compile PHP with MySQL. I initially ran sudo-apt-get PHP, but I needed an older version of PHP. Now I am attempting to compile it with mysql, running  sudo ./configure --with-mysql=/var/lib/mysql and getting "Cannot find MySQL header files under /var/lib/mysql
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> KrAsHeR:  i used smbtree or findsmb to basically generate  the info i had to put in the /etc/hosts file
[15:30] <seanty> alienkid10, do you have an install CD of win?  Fix win first
[15:30] <inveratulo> zenom: Does your script use environment variables set by your bash profile/ rc ?
[15:31] <alienkid10> win works
[15:31] <alienkid10> in it right now
[15:31] <zenom> inveratulo: no all it is is a ruby script running
[15:31] <seanty> alienkid10, the /boot is for the /boot on /dev/sdb2 not MBR
[15:31] <hwilde> KrAsHeR, see that <20> in your output?  Is that a bad line ending in a file somewhere?
[15:31] <zenom> http://gist.github.com/461433
[15:31] <alienkid10> I know
[15:31] <seanty> seanty, sorry I though win was not working
[15:31] <KrAsHeR> anyone alive?
[15:31] <alienkid10> but it says root-directory which to me means / AKA sdb2
[15:32] <zenom> inveratulo: I just added the bash script
[15:32] <zenom> gist removed the # but its there
[15:32] <Guest59988> hey can anyone help me with setting up a media server
[15:32] <hwilde> zenom, are you using cron -e to edit the cron?
[15:32] <zenom> hwilde: crontab -e
[15:32] <bazhang> Guest59988, xbmc? mediatomb? mpd? please specify
[15:32] <alienkid10> I still wonder if it's simply another file that needs to be at C:\ along with grub.mbr for GRUB2
[15:33] <alienkid10> any ideas on that?
[15:33] <Guest59988> tried mediatomb don't like it, plus ps3 does reconise it but doesnt connect
[15:33] <seanty> alienkid10, repeat that grub-install command giving / instead of /boot.  Let me repeat:
[15:33] <Spyzer> hi all, my system just hanged , it became a screenshot of the desktop and has gone totally unresponsive while running ubuntu 10.04. BUT i am able to ssh to it and running the top command is showing normal results , PLEASE HELPPPP!!!!!!
[15:33] <zenom> I just added what the log spits out too
[15:33] <Guest59988> ive tried rythmbox too, installed the UnPn plugin but it aint showing in rythmbox :/
[15:33] <alienkid10> have to do it from LiveCD so will be /media/linux
[15:34] <seanty> Boot from a liveCD and mount /dev/sda2 as /mnt.  Then "sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt  /dev/sda2 --force"
[15:34] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  try alt-ctrl-f1 through f5 to see if you can get to the consoles? alt-ctrl-f7 to get back to desktop. If you can ssh in. use 'sudo service gdm restart' to restart the X server
[15:35] <rickell> anyone have any experience with openvpn?   When I connect remoteley using a command line, all if fine, but if I use networkmanager, it connects, but disables my internet.
[15:35] <Guest59988> I'm just trying to share music with my ps3, so i can play it on my ps3
[15:35] <rickell> s/remoteley/remotely/
[15:35] <csarven> How can I drop to console mode after booting? Recovery mode from grub is not working properly (appears to locks up  at one point).
[15:35] <Spyzer> yups tried that already but its still unresponsive, the virtual terminals are not opening up
[15:35] <seanty> alienkid10, from a liveCD: sudo mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt
[15:35] <Spyzer> shud i restart the gdm then ???
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> csarven:  alt-ctrl f1 through f6 should be consoles.. or 'sudo service gdm stop'
[15:36] <inveratulo> zenom: I would drop the /bin/bash in front of the cron entry, and add "> /tmp/cron.log 2>&1" at the end
[15:36] <seanty> alienkid10, Then: "sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt  /dev/sda2 --force"
[15:36] <alienkid10> mounted sdb2 at /media/Linux then ran sudo  grub-install /dev/sdb2  --root-directory=/media/Linux installed good
[15:36] <inveratulo> zenom: also, this is in root's crontab ?
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  thats the safest way to restart X
[15:36] <alienkid10> no force required
[15:36] <zenom> inveratulo: no its my crontab
[15:36] <seanty> alienkid10, again not ada2 sdb2
[15:36] <zenom> and there is no cron.allow or cron.deny files
[15:36] <alienkid10> yeah
[15:36] <seanty> alienkid10, Then: "sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt  /dev/sdb2 --force"
[15:36] <Spyzer> i had a dvd burning going on with brasero, will i be able to see its progress on restarting gdm ???
[15:36] <seanty> alienkid10, pardon my stubby fingers
[15:37] <ncfi1013> why is ktorrent crashing on me in karmic?
[15:37] <seanty> alienkid10, force required since it will complain of blocklists
[15:37] <ubuntuxy> how could I mount an ufs (freebsd) partion with read and write access
[15:37] <alienkid10> appearently not
[15:37] <alienkid10> ran the above command and got Installation finished. No error reported.
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> ubuntuxy:  with the proper mount command and the -t ufs option
[15:38] <seanty> good just dd it from liveCD and replace it on win partition
[15:38] <Spyzer> Dr_Willis: ??
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> !mount | ubuntuxy
[15:38] <alienkid10> ok
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  restarting X will kill all running X apps.
[15:38] <alienkid10> will come back and report
[15:38] <seanty> alienkid10, remove spaces from that line in win.ini.  Not sure if it matters.
[15:38] <MDK686> Is there a GUI configuration utility for GRUB?
[15:38] <Spyzer> u mean my cd burning will be stopped in between
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> MDK686:  not really one at this time
[15:39] <Spyzer> can't i save it somehow
[15:39] <Spyzer> ?
[15:39] <alienkid10> win.ini?
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  No you cant save it. wait fro it to get done. and restart GDM. perhaps
[15:39] <alienkid10> boot.ini you mean
[15:39] <seanty> alienkid10, yes
[15:39] <seanty> alienkid10, right boot.ini last line
[15:39] <MDK686>  
[15:40] <alienkid10> ok
[15:40] <Spyzer> the only background process which seems to be realted to iso burning right now shown by top, is growisofs
[15:40] <ubuntuxy> Dr_Willis: I need to change a line in fstab file in tat partition what should I do?    I did;sudo mount -t ufs -o ro,ufstype=ufs2 /dev/sda4 /mnt but oly R access
[15:40] <Spyzer> so should i wait for it to get finished
[15:40] <Spyzer> ??
[15:41] <alienkid10> rebooting again
[15:41] <Spyzer> top is not showing brasero running
[15:41] <seanty> alienkid10, yes please
[15:41] <[diecast][ORANJE> just installed ubuntu 10.04 LTS and noticed some files have a '.' at the end of the permissions... '-rw-r--r--.' - never seen this before, what is that?
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> ubuntuxy:  it proberly has  permissions just like a unix, or linux filesystem does.  So you access it as root.. or some how chmod/chown it. ive never used ufs. so cant say more
[15:41] <Spyzer> and the most important question of the day, why does this keep happening to me on a regular basis. This is effecting my ubuntu experience
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  could be video drivers, could be other issues
[15:42] <Spyzer> is there any way i can submit a bug report or something regarding this??
[15:42] <Spyzer> if yes, please tell it
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> !bugs
[15:42] <Spyzer> but i don't know the package name itself??
[15:42] <ubuntuxy> I needto access to my bsd partion UFS  with WR access what should I do?
[15:42] <Spyzer> which has the bug in it
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  i dont either.
[15:43] <Spyzer> he he :)
[15:43] <ncfi1013> why is ktorrent crashing in me in karmic?
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> ubuntuxy:  mount it.. see if you can access it with R/W as root first.
[15:43] <Spyzer> i know but is there any way to find that out, tell me that please
[15:43] <slow-motion> bye
[15:43] <csarven> Dr_Willis alt-ctrl f1 to f6 doesn't work from grub. I can't use that sudo command from grub commandline either. I need to drop to regular command line.. but I can't get to it after booting.
[15:43] <Spyzer> like /var/log/messages or something??
[15:43] <Pici> !who
[15:43] <ubuntuxy> Dr_Willis: only read access
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> csarven:  consoles are not a grub feature.. its a linux feature. grub command line is NOT the linux command line.
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> csarven:  theres the 'text' option you can use for the kernel to get to not start X also. if the recovery mode dosent work.
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> ubuntuxy:  sounds like the UFS is read only under linux.  But id have to google to verify that.
[15:45] <lordganesh> how to print a to z in bash script
[15:45] <Pici> lordganesh: Thats probably a better topic for #bash
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> !abs | lordganesh
[15:45] <Spyzer> I have a Call Trace: in /var/log/messages, can it be useful in bug submission
[15:45] <Spyzer> ?
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> lordganesh:  thers some {a-z} of [a-z] syntax that does it
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> lordganesh:  or some other bash trick i saw. but rarely use
[15:46] <deltree_> i cant get the default keyring to stop bothering me at startup can anyone help me?
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> deltree_:  set its password to be blank is one way
[15:46] <Spyzer> Dr_Willis : ??
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  no idea.
[15:47] <deltree_> i tried that thank you though
[15:47] <deltree_> i also tried pamkeyring i guess which did nothing
[15:47] <alienkid10> seanty:  NTLDR blinking cursor boot from USB works currently in: sda1 windows
[15:48] <alienkid10> same as the first 2 NTLDR attempts
[15:48] <Dr_Willis> deltree_:  applications -> acessories -> password and keys -----> right click on the one item and change the opassword tobe blank and it never asks me again at login.
[15:48] <regjava> Hey all
[15:48] <alienkid10> this REALLY makes be think there's a file I need
[15:48] <Dr_Willis> deltree_:  no idea what pamketeyring does
[15:48] <regjava> I installed ubuntu in windows vista using wubi
[15:48] <regjava> is there any way to access the C drive?
[15:48] <enzotib> regjava, see in /host
[15:48] <alienkid10> regjava: it's mounted at /host
[15:49] <Spyzer> Dr_Willis : I did sudo service gdm restart through ssh on the system and to my amazement it didn't work??? What now???
[15:49] <seanty> alienkid10, you have ntdetect.com in c: donw you?
[15:49] <deltree_> ok i tried that im gonna restart
[15:50] <jacquesdupontd> hi everybody
[15:50] <alienkid10> if it is I can't see it from Windows
[15:50] <jacquesdupontd> is someone here ?
[15:50] <jacquesdupontd> ok
[15:50] <alienkid10> why?
[15:50] <abhi_nav> no
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> Spyzer:  sudo reboot
[15:50] <jacquesdupontd> we are porting ubuntu on iphone and for now everything is going pretty good
[15:50] <alienkid10> will try another file browser
[15:51] <seanty> If you enable the system folders, you should see ntldr, ntdetect and boot.ini.  Those are 3 essential files
[15:51] <jacquesdupontd> but the choice of the best flash plugin gonna have to be made
[15:51] <seanty> seanty, If you enable the system folders, you should see ntldr, ntdetect and boot.ini.  Those are 3 essential files
[15:51] <jacquesdupontd> i would like to know what you guys think would be the best for a mobile device
[15:51] <jacquesdupontd> gnash is still buggy ?
[15:51] <alienkid10> seanty: NTDETECT.COM is at C:\
[15:51] <deltree_> thank you dr willis!
[15:51] <alienkid10> along with NTLDR and various other things
[15:52] <Dr_Willis> deltree_:  for what?
[15:52] <bazhang> jacquesdupontd, for a port of Ubuntu? official or not
[15:52] <deltree_> your suggestion worked
[15:52] <THE_GFR|WORK> hey everyone, how do you, in ubuntu 9.10 make it so when you open a PDF file, and then close it, modify it had open it again have it be the new version not the old version ( specifically from firefox )
[15:52] <deltree_> i really appreciate the help
[15:52] <jacquesdupontd> bazhang for now it can't be official but as we've got ported android
[15:52] <jacquesdupontd> and have made an openiboot
[15:52] <jacquesdupontd> everything is possible
[15:52] <bazhang> jacquesdupontd, then I would suggest #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:52] <jacquesdupontd> for now we started from a debian
[15:52] <jacquesdupontd> yeah
[15:52] <gent_at_altin> hi
[15:52] <seanty> seanty, ok.  I am out of ideas on why this is not working.  Perhaps try creating a different partition (50MB maybe) and install grub2 in there and repeat.
[15:52] <jacquesdupontd> i was not reminding the channelname
[15:52] <jacquesdupontd> thx
[15:53] <gent_at_altin> i am having problems with internet connection
[15:53] <gent_at_altin> i have he has an asustek p5kpl se motherboard
[15:53] <gent_at_altin> the internet card is integraded into mother board
[15:53] <seanty> alienkid10, sorry i am out of ideas here.
[15:53] <alienkid10> seanty: what is at your C:\
[15:53] <gent_at_altin> can't find the drivers online
[15:53] <alienkid10> give me a pastebin of ls on it
[15:53] <alienkid10> if you don't mind
[15:54] <Spyzer> I never expected this of Ubuntu :'(
[15:54] <seanty> alienkid10, the threee files i mentioned plus a few more like pagefile, infcache etc
[15:54] <seanty> alienkid10, autoexec.bat
[15:54] <alienkid10> nothing else relating to GRUB
[15:55] <z3rongod> Not an ubuntu question, but maybe some of you might know a way to this, i'm thinking you might have met or know a problem which you've avoided once. I have both ubuntu and windows on dual boot. I was wondering if there is a way to mess windows' boot by modifying one of its files with ubuntu, with the posibility to undo without a windows reinstall. The main point would be to "disable" windows...
[15:55] <z3rongod> ...so my temporary room mate cannot access it, but only ubuntu while he is staying with me.
[15:55] <alienkid10> when using the other partition do I set root dir as that partition?
[15:55] <gent_at_altin> hello everyone
[15:55] <seanty> alienkid10, http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/4CvWXqN2
[15:56] <gent_at_altin> Can somebody help ???
[15:56] <alienkid10> thankyou
[15:56] <IConrad01> z3rongod: Just remove the entry for Windows from your GRUB.
[15:56] <THE_GFR|WORK> z3rongod: remove windows from the boot loader, and load it back in when you get back
[15:56] <alienkid10> why don't I just put GRUB on  a floppy and then copy it from there?
[15:57] <seanty> alienkid10, yes you have to set the root dir if you are not in that partition having the boot files
[15:57] <csarven> Dr_Willis Thanks much. Back to regular programming. Need to remember this :) I fudged my xorg. Apparently, I can't just create a xorg.conf file and be done with it.
[15:57] <alienkid10> ok
[15:57] <alienkid10> where are your copys of GRUB from dd?
[15:58] <THE_GFR|WORK> hey everyone, how do you, in ubuntu 9.10 make it so when you open a PDF file, and then close it, modify it had open it again have it be the new version not the old version ( specifically from firefox )
[15:58] <csarven> I suppose now is a perfect time to do a system backup :)
[15:58] <z3rongod> Good point thanks
[15:58]  * THE_GFR|WORK snukes csarven's system
[15:59] <seanty> alienkid10, I have a dummy partition called /dev/sda7 or something.  This is kinda used as an MBR for all my distros.  Then I just dd from this partition and paste it into the appropriate file in C:\
[15:59] <gGaston> I try to post to WordPress using a PHP script at command line. I have installed php5-cli, php5-curl, php5-xmlrpc but I think I used a fourth package before. anyone know what php5-* that may be missing for things to work as expected?
[15:59] <alienkid10> ah
[15:59] <alienkid10> whoops
[15:59] <csarven> THE_GFR|WORK Please do so. Only way to learn
[15:59] <alienkid10> gtg
[15:59] <seanty> alienkid10, This particular machine does not have multiple boots.
[15:59] <THE_GFR|WORK> csarven: kidding around of course
[15:59] <alienkid10> putting GRUB on floppy then dd it would work?
[15:59] <seanty> alienkid10, I use only lucid lynx and win on this
[16:00]  * THE_GFR|WORK refuses to use ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[16:00] <z3rongod> IConrad01: a better solution "z3rongod: move your system32 folder to the ubuntu partition"
[16:00] <THE_GFR|WORK> anyone know how to fix my issue?
[16:00] <seanty> alienkid10, yep.  you could try that too. You could also try installing BCD
[16:00] <squiggie> I am trying to ssh from one ubuntu server to another. When I ssh user@host I can prompted for a poper login, then login, but the bash goes back to the main server not the one I'm sshing to. Any suggestions?
[16:00] <seanty> alienkid10, easybcd that is
[16:01] <THE_GFR|WORK> hey everyone, how do you, in ubuntu 9.10 make it so when you open a PDF file, and then close it, modify it had open it again have it be the new version not the old version ( specifically from firefox )
[16:01] <seanty> alienkid10, sorry wasnt of much help and have to go now.  Hopefully someone else can take it from here. Otherwise google of course.
[16:01] <ohir> squiggie: ssh -v will tell you more
[16:02]  * THE_GFR|WORK uses ultra verbose mode to see if anyone sees his question
[16:02] <BluesKaj> !patience | THE_GFR|WORK
[16:02] <jacquesdupontd> please could you remind me the good channel for research ?
[16:02] <jacquesdupontd> there was another than the offtopic
[16:03] <fluxy> Hello. How can I disable mysqld from autostarting in ubuntu 10.04?
[16:03] <jacquesdupontd> people seems not to be wanting to help or contribute or even talk
[16:03] <THE_GFR|WORK> BluesKaj: thank... that was soooo helpful
[16:03] <jacquesdupontd> !ubuntu list channels
[16:03] <jacquesdupontd> !ubuntu list channel
[16:03] <jacquesdupontd> !ubuntu channel
[16:03] <bazhang> jacquesdupontd, try /msg alis list *term*
[16:04] <BluesKaj> THE_GFR|WORK, if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you.
[16:04] <THE_GFR|WORK> BluesKaj: that was sooooo helpful thanks!
[16:05] <bazhang> THE_GFR|WORK, repeating more quickly wont get a quicker (if any ) answer, try again in 10-15 minutes
[16:05] <BluesKaj> THE_GFR|WORK, your attitude probly isn't helping either
[16:06] <spursncowboys> I usually repeat after 5-10 min. I figure if people are busy helping others they aren't stopping with every problem to make a mental note.
[16:06] <THE_GFR|WORK> BluesKaj: well every time I come here it scrolls by so fast nobody sees my question or if they do they ignore it utterly
[16:06] <bazhang> THE_GFR|WORK, lets move on please
[16:06] <BluesKaj> THE_GFR|WORK, it's a difficult question to answer
[16:06] <THE_GFR|WORK> bazhang: ok, do you have any ideas as to my issue?
[16:07] <bazhang> THE_GFR|WORK, not at the moment; as I said repeat in 10-15 minutes
[16:07] <THE_GFR|WORK> spursncowboys: I was in here for 5 hours without a peep as to anyone even seeing my issue, the last time
[16:07] <THE_GFR|WORK> bazhang: ok thanks, I thought it was a simple question, maybe a preference or something... thats why I was like o.O
[16:10] <loopidity> to install w64codecs what should i use?
[16:10] <loopidity> it says that it is not available and is referred by another name
[16:11] <loopidity> but doesnt say the name
[16:11] <dennis_k> THE_GFR|WORK: I guess its the cache. Try too clear your browser cache. If that helps. You should check the headers of the file request. If it is 304 (not modiefied) check your apache conf how long pdf files are cached.
[16:12] <Raydonman> I don't want to jump into a potential conversation, so whenever the moment presents itself, is there anyone here that can help me with an issue?
[16:12] <thorsten__> Hello,
[16:13] <Pici> Raydonman: Just ask.
[16:13] <Raydonman> Hi
[16:13] <bazhang> Raydonman, go ahead and ask the channel
[16:13] <Raydonman> ok, I didn't want to interupt anyone.
[16:13] <Hasanibrahim> hello, i have a bluetooth dungle device, but it's not working on ubuntu
[16:14] <Raydonman> I currently have a dedicated seedbox, and it has Debian installed in it. Are there any methods by which I could put Ubuntu Server on it? I have SSH access and VNC access if that helps.
[16:15] <encaitar> Hello ... I switched to the generic-pae kernel image, but now update wants to update both generic and generic-pae, if I try to remove generic through the package manager it just reinstalls it again, how do I set it up so it's just using generic-pae?
[16:15] <Blazento> hello i am trying to compile php from source files. I initially got it with apt-get, but i needed an older version. I configured PHP with mysql, ran make, then ran make install, restarted apache, and I'm still being prompted to download any PHP files in my localhost. Any help?
[16:15] <thorsten__> Do semebody know here how i get Plymouth Splash Screen working? To your Blootooth Stick, You could search Bloototh in the Synaptic, or?
[16:16] <thorsten__> Bluetooth
[16:16] <bivity> I am having an issue setting my linux parition to bootable, receiving Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus) under disk utility
[16:16] <squiggie> ohir: I've looked at -v and I'm doing ssh -l username username@host and it does the same thing. the bash goes back to the main server, not the remote.
[16:16] <Pici> Blazento: Did you enable the php module in apache?
[16:17] <Pici> Blazento: With the php in the repositories its: sudo a2enmod php5
[16:17] <compiling> The installer really needs some sort of mirrorcheck implementation........
[16:17] <Xpistos> Hey, I did a fresh install of Lucid about a month aga and now it is telling me that it needs to do a partial upgrade???? Can someone tell me what is up?
[16:17] <compiling> im on a fiber line and language packs say 106 minutes remaining
[16:17] <compiling> come on guys
[16:18] <compiling> o
[16:18] <LifeEscalade> anyone know why apache wont update a hosted site?
[16:18] <Blazento> Pici, no i don't believe i did. Do I need to open httpd.conf to enable it?
[16:18] <deltree_> wow i cannot get ubuntu 10.04 to use vlc as my default mp3 player to save my soul
[16:18] <LifeEscalade> ive replaced the index file, but it looks like apache is using a cached version
[16:18] <compiling> Life: what do you mean?
[16:19] <veirkov> hey
[16:19] <compiling> Life: have you pressed F%?
[16:19] <compiling> F5*
[16:19] <Blazento> oooh
[16:19] <deltree_> i open with and choose defaults and it just doesnt care
[16:19] <toni_> hi, i am a newbie, day 1 ubuntu, how can list/ check my hardware?
[16:19] <LifeEscalade> um, yea but it still shows the old links
[16:19] <veirkov> anyone know how to get sound under lucid linx???
[16:19] <compiling> toni_: lspci
[16:19] <thorsten__> @deltree: Amarok saves xyour soul
[16:19] <Vroomfondle> LifeEscalade: apache doesn't tend to natively cache stuff, at least not in that way. Is there a caching proxy between your browser and your web server?
[16:19] <deltree_> well send him by. hee.
[16:20] <LifeEscalade> would no-ip act as a caching proxy?
[16:20] <emc> hi ... i'm st
[16:20] <emc> sorry ...
[16:20] <Vroomfondle> I *think* no-ip just does DNS stuff, no caching
[16:20] <deltree_> no really is that a program or some awesome deity of default music program settings...
[16:20] <sc30317> Does anyone know how to record sound on gtkrecordmydesktop?  I am able to record sound in other programs, just not that specific one
[16:20] <compiling> LifeEscalade: do you have squid running?
[16:21] <thorsten__> A Programm, Amarok
[16:21] <toni_> cool, is there a theme to make ubuntu look like xp?
[16:21] <squiggie> Can anyone help me with ssh? I'm trying to ssh from one server to another when when I make the connection and login, the bash goes back to the main server, not the remote. What am I doing wrong?
[16:21] <LifeEscalade> how do i check to see if squids running compiling
[16:21] <Vroomfondle> LifeEscalade: I don't wish to patronise but you've triple-checked that you edited the right file, yeah? I've often spent ages refreshing etc. only to find I've done something silly :)
[16:22] <BluesKaj> !theme
[16:22] <Spaztic_One> vizzy: Hey, you still online?
[16:22] <deltree_> aha i will try it, but i dont like rythmbox. can i remove rythmbox without messing things up?
[16:22] <thorsten__> Yes
[16:22] <deltree_> it whines about drivers ect when i try and get rid of it
[16:23] <compiling> squiggie: what do you mean "goes back" ?
[16:23] <compiling> squiggie: does the connection just close, do you receive errors?
[16:23] <LifeEscalade> vroom: go to zomg.hopto.org and hover your mouse over quotes and services and tell me what the link is to
[16:23] <uRock> How do I combine apt-get update and apt-get upgrade into one command?
[16:23] <Vroomfondle> LifeEscalade: quotes.html, services.html
[16:23] <compiling> apt-get update && apt-get upgrade?
[16:24] <thorsten__> Do somebody know here how i get Plymouth Splash Screen working?  2
[16:24] <squiggie> when I ssh user@host, I get prompted to login to the remote machine, and then the bash goes back to the main server. I might not be using it correctly, but I fgured the bash would now reflect me being on the remote server, not the original one.
[16:24] <LifeEscalade> vroom: and it when you click on the links it brings you to quotes and services respectively?
[16:24] <compiling> squiggie: you could be on the remote server, try a uname -a
[16:24] <compiling> or hostname
[16:25] <vizzy> Spaztic_One, a little bit
[16:25] <squiggie> compiling: uname -a reflects the main server, not the remote
[16:25] <uRock> or try "echo $HOST"
[16:25] <Vroomfondle> LifeEscalade: if I click quotes  it takes me to quotes. If I *then* click Services it takes me to a nonexistent page called www.worldofwarcraft.com
[16:25] <vizzy> whoami, whereami, howmuchami
[16:25] <Spaztic_One> vizzy: Ah, just wanted to tell you that the wireless decided to work and we aren't sure why. I'm using it right now in a Panera Bread.
[16:26] <LifeEscalade> vroom: thats what im trying to fix
[16:26] <Vroomfondle> LifeEscalade: if I click Services first then it takes me to services. If I *then* click Quotes it tries to take me to eveonline
[16:26] <compiling> squiggie: try ssh -v
[16:26] <compiling> squiggie: ssh -v user@host
[16:26] <Vroomfondle> it's your services.html and your quotes.html that are wrong, not your index.html, by the looks of it?
[16:26] <Vroomfondle> cos the links on the main index page are fine
[16:26] <LifeEscalade> lol yea
[16:26] <LifeEscalade> yay for reediting
[16:26] <LifeEscalade> :P
[16:26] <Vroomfondle> :)
[16:27] <LifeEscalade> and all it took was three heads, a few box restarts and some poking around haha
[16:27] <dsnyders> Hi all.  What's wrong with this:  fgrep 2010*mp3 fetchfiles.txt
[16:27] <uRock> BTW, thanx compiling, the command works.
[16:28] <squiggie> compiling: ok, i might know what is going on. my remote is a vm, and pinging it by name resolve to 127.0.0.1
[16:28] <compiling> uRock: there is also lshw
[16:28] <compiling> uRock: sudo lshw
[16:29] <uRock> no, the apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[16:29] <compiling> oh wrong person, sorry
[16:29] <compiling> yw :)
[16:30] <compiling> exit
[16:30] <compiling> whoops
[16:30] <dsnyders> cat fetchfiles.txt| grep 2010*mp3 also returns no results.
[16:31] <sdubois> I'm having trouble displaying PGP encrypted messages in evolution. All i am able to do is download the encrypted message as an attachment and then i can read it from the command line, but Evolution is not showing it
[16:31] <LifeEscalade> vroom: gonna upload the edited files. think you could take a look when i get my server restarted? see if the changes took place?
[16:31] <compiling> grep 2010.+mp3 ?
[16:31] <compiling> ls
[16:32] <compiling> darn vm
[16:33] <compiling> dsnyders: grep 2010.*mp3
[16:33] <Hasanibrahim> anybody to help me bout my bluetooth issue
[16:33] <dsnyders> compiling, 2010.+mp3 also yields no results.  There's more than a dozen lines in the file that contain the desired filenames.
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[16:35] <dsnyders> compiling, the .* worked.  So, * isn't the wildcard for a group of characters?
[16:35] <compiling> * means 0 or more of the preceeding character i believe
[16:35] <compiling> at least that's what i know from perl
[16:35] <compiling> Perl*
[16:36] <compiling> so you'd be looking for 0 or more zeros
[16:36] <compiling> from 2010
[16:36] <compiling> then mp3
[16:36] <dsnyders> compiling, That makes sense, I suppose.
[16:37] <compiling> it matches 2010mp3 or 201000000000000000000000mp3
[16:37] <compiling> which you did not have
[16:37] <compiling> hth
[16:39] <toni_> is there a way to move the window buttons to the right side where they used to be?
[16:40] <squiggie> exit
[16:40] <Oer> toni_, change the theme, there are 2 themes with buttons left.
[16:41] <cannonfodder> how can i lok up my kernel?
[16:41] <cannonfodder> look*
[16:41] <Oer> cannonfodder, terminal > uname -a
[16:42] <cannonfodder> linux 2.6.32?   is that the kernel?
[16:42] <Oer> jups
[16:42] <cannonfodder> thanks
[16:43] <sathyabhat> Greetings.
[16:44] <toni_> oer, no other way? i just found xpgnome and would like to use it
[16:44] <sathyabhat> Need some help with ntfs-3g, ntfscp and compressed ntfs files, help would be much appreciated.
[16:45] <bluebaron> how can i tell if flash is getting direct rednering for videos.  my cpu is on fire.
[16:46] <sathyabhat> I have Win 7 / Ubuntu wubi / openSUSE 11.2 install. Now I compressed the root folder, so Win 7 stopped booting, throws bootmgr is compressed
[16:46] <bluebaron> sathyabhat: what boot manager?
[16:46] <Oer> toni, maybe gconf-editor, there is a manual to do that  http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/06/08/move-window-buttons-back-to-the-right-ubuntu-10-04/
[16:46] <MaMoUs> Microphone not working in Ubuntu 10.04
[16:47] <sathyabhat> Is there a way I can decompress the file by copying to my ext3 partition ? I tried this [ http://serverfault.com/questions/137877/decompressing-files-on-an-ntfs-volume-from-linux/137906#137906 ] but seems now ntfscp does copy with compress attribute
[16:47] <bluebaron> sathyabhat: doesn't matter ... just look up the instructions for reinstalling the boot manager to the boot record ... prolly just needs to be rewritten
[16:48] <sathyabhat> bluebaron: I'm not sure which bot manager is being used. I'm guessing WIn 7's default + wubi which boots into Ubuntu
[16:49] <bluebaron> just get super grub disk or something
[16:49] <bluebaron> yeah that's what it's called
[16:49] <bluebaron> that will fix you up
[16:49] <sathyabhat> bluebaron: Part of the problem is that my laptop dvd drive is conked,so I can't use the WIn 7 disk image. to fix it up.
[16:50] <bluebaron> sathyabhat: do you have a usb key?
[16:50] <sathyabhat> bluebaron: yes
[16:50] <MaMoUs> Microphone not working in Ubuntu 10.04
[16:50] <bluebaron> there you go
[16:50] <sathyabhat> bluebaron: Still fuzzy about how to install Win's boot manager using super grub disk
[16:51] <Spyder|Netbook> what kind of microphone, MaMoUs ?
[16:51] <bluebaron> sathyabhat: it's not your windows loader that's fucked
[16:51] <Spyder|Netbook> MaMoUs, : USB? Part of a headset?
[16:51] <sathyabhat> bluebaron: oh ?
[16:52] <shubbar> how to specify mplayer subtitle font? I tried many options to no avail
[16:52] <bluebaron> yes ... i'm pretty sure sgd will get you fixed up
[16:52] <MaMoUs> Spyder|Netbook: part of headset
[16:52] <MaMoUs> Spyder|Netbook: it is a fresh install
[16:53] <sathyabhat> bluebaron: Alright, i'll d/l it and try it.
[16:54] <IdleOne> !language | bluebaron
[16:56] <Kyo> Hello everybody. I have a problem with the console on Ubuntu
[16:56] <infid> does ubuntu not use slapd for ldap anymore? i just installed ldap-utils in lucid lynx, but it didnt ask me to enter a password for slapd nor do i have /etc/ldap/slapd.conf, just /etc/ldap/ldap.conf
[16:56] <dsnyders> kyo, you'll have to describe your problem better than that.
[16:58] <Kyo> Ok.. well I eliminate the history of the console. now I can not navigate up. The bar does not move apparently is disabled
[16:58] <Kangarooo> aptitude and synaptic is using apt-get yes? but what apt-get uses? i want to know whats the main programm of processes of thees programms or is it just apt-get the final one?
[16:58] <jpds> Kangarooo: curl?
[16:59] <jpds> Kangarooo: Some HTTP library?
[16:59] <infid> strace apt-get
[17:01] <Kyo> I have to repeat it?
[17:02] <LifeEscalade> chicka chicka yeah.... zomg.hopto.org is finally operating problem free :D
[17:02] <LifeEscalade> thx for the help guys
[17:02] <Kyo> Ok.. well I eliminate the history of the console. now I can not navigate up. The bar does not move apparently is disabled
[17:03] <sjm> Kyo, <shift>+<Page up> doesn't go back?
[17:03] <Kyo> I dont need to go back to the history. I cant navigate up. Like if I do ipconfig I just can see a half of the information
[17:03] <infid> kyo use a pager: ipconfig | less
[17:04] <sjm> kyo, I don't use the scroll bar in the terminal window.  Just takes up extra space.  Just use  <shift>+<Page up> to scroll back
[17:04] <infid> then the up and down arrows or j/k, etc
[17:04] <ziggystar> Someone here who knows a bit about dbus and NetworkManager and would assist me with a problem (bug)?
[17:05] <Kyo> ipconfig is just an example. What I have to do to enable the bar?
[17:05] <infid> does lucid lynx still use slapd for ldap?
[17:05] <ziggystar> uh, tried setting up slapd this week. Went to apacheDS.
[17:05] <Kyo> you know what bar I am talking about?
[17:05] <ziggystar> But it was on a Debian distro...
[17:06] <sjm> right click on the window and edit the profile?  (but you haven't answered my question about <shift><page up>
[17:06] <loculinux-client> klmsk}
[17:06] <loculinux-client> kjkjs
[17:06] <loculinux-client> kjkldja
[17:06] <loculinux-client> cls
[17:06] <FloodBot2> loculinux-client: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:06] <loculinux-client> clera
[17:06] <oCean_> loculinux-client: please stop?
[17:06] <jpds> loculinux-client: Hello.
[17:06] <sjm> Kyo, right click on the window and edit the profile?  (but you haven't answered my question about <shift><page up>
[17:07] <Kyo> sjm, nothing happen. Still with the problem
[17:08] <SuperMiguel> looking at how much memory, and cpu speed current systems have, can you tell the difference between gnome and openbox?
[17:08] <sjm> SuperMiguel, "current systems" also include netbooks and nettops.
[17:09] <sathyabhat> bluebaron: Used SuperGrubDisk, got access to my openSUSE partition. Thanks.
[17:09] <bluebaron> sathyabhat: awesome sauce
[17:09] <fbxxkl> are there any applications that I could use to see statistics about my computer, comparable to speccy or cpuz for windows?  I don't understand a lot of the terminology in terminal yet and something with a GUI would be very helpful
[17:09] <SuperMiguel> sjm, lets use a netbook with an atom 1.6 cpu and 2gb of ram.. and an SSD drive.. Would you be able to tell the difference?
[17:10] <mek8630> Hey I know this isn't the channel for "gOS" but I am wondering if anyone in here has ever used it just to play around with it or anything?
[17:10] <tdp> brazil brazil
[17:10] <guntbert> !ot | mek8630 tdp
[17:10] <Kyo> What I did is:   $ rm $HOME/.bash_history
[17:10] <Kyo> $ touch $HOME/.bash_history
[17:10] <Kyo> $ chmod 000 $HOME/.bash_history
[17:10] <sathyabhat> bluebaron: Thanks for the pointer to SGD. I'll prolly figure out how to get Windows running, but I'm in no hurry to do that.
[17:10] <sjm> SuperMiguel, I haven't done much comparison, as I use openbox  on my netbook.  It "seems" to run a little better, but no concrete evidence.
[17:11] <SuperMiguel> sjm, u running ubuntu?
[17:11] <BluesKaj> fbxxkl, do you want an ongoing monitor showing what apps are using cpu and memeory /
[17:11] <BluesKaj> ?
[17:12] <sjm> SuperMiguel, right now I'm on a miniitx as my desktop (1.2 GHz Geode Processer, 1GB RAM, running openbox (basically LXDE ubuntu)
[17:12] <Kyo> ....
[17:12] <juken> Can anyone tell why my microphone isn't working based on these pictures: http://i.imgur.com/OEl2w.png ; http://i.imgur.com/apegR.png ; http://i.imgur.com/Nvcx1.png ; http://i.imgur.com/tmA5L.png
[17:13] <fbxxkl> BluesKaj That is good or somethign that can just show me what I have installed like, CPU/Graphics/HDD general information
[17:13] <fbxxkl> memory
[17:13] <SuperMiguel> LXDE is openbox?
[17:13] <SuperMiguel> sjm, ^
[17:13] <mek8630> guntbert: I am in here trying to find someone that has used it because gOS doesn't have it's own channel. And there is hardly any support for it. It was just a quick question I don't need you pointing out the obvious
[17:13] <BluesKaj> fbxxkl, open a terminal and type , lspci
[17:14] <m4tr1x> hi
[17:14] <sjm> SuperMiguel, yes, LXDE uses openbox plus a couple of things for panels and sessions (lxpanel, lxsession)
[17:14] <norbi905> Hello, hope I can ask this here.  I installed Ubuntu 10.04, after which I installed VirtualBox.  For some reason, through VirtualBox when I try to install Windows 7, it keeps asking me for the drive.  I have installed this many times, and never had this problem.  I created a virtual drive for it, but for some reason it's not picking it up.  Any ideas?  Thanks for any input.
[17:14] <mek8630> guntbert: besides its based off of Ubuntu anyways
[17:14] <m4tr1x> a procedure to commit a kernel patch?
[17:14] <sjm> SuperMiguel, LXDE also uses PCFileMan as the file manager.
[17:14] <mek8630> guntbert: just not an official derivative
[17:14] <Kyo> just a question. How to enable the history again?
[17:14] <fbxxkl> ioh wow. Great, THanks Blueskaj
[17:14] <knxville> norbi905: where is your win7 media?
[17:14] <SuperMiguel> sjm, cool didnt know. i may take a look at that. did u install, lubuntu? or installed ubuntu and then installed lxde?
[17:15] <guntbert> Kyo: right click in the terminal window, select profiles, profile preferences, check "show menu bar ..." , when you open a new terminal the bar should be there again
[17:15] <macintux___> norbi905: Is it not picking up the virtual hard drive or the disk?
[17:15] <anomie_helper> Hi juken ---  your microphone is muted on http://i.imgur.com/tmA5L.png
[17:15] <norbi905> knxville: Win7 media is off of a DVD.  The installation starts, but it stalls at the point where Windows looks for a hard drive.  Error comes up something along the lines of "install driver for hard disk"
[17:15] <Kangarooo> hello. apt-get remove just removes package. but what config files also with deleting package deletes apt-get purge?
[17:15] <norbi905> macintux___: It's not picking up the 10GB virtual disk that I created for it.
[17:16] <knxville> norbi905: ahh.. sorry, i have no idea then..
[17:16] <macintux___> norbi905: Have you tied that drive to the settings in the win7 virtual?
[17:16] <BluesKaj> fbxxkl, and if you want to monitor apps , cpu and memory usage , look for System Monitor in applications
[17:16] <sjm> SuperMiguel, neither, really, this desktop has been running several ubuntu derivations through various upgrades from 8.04 (Gnome, Enlightenment, Gnome-Enlightenment, Xubuntu, and now basically LXDE/lubuntu) not a direct install from lubuntu.
[17:16] <oCean_> norbi905: do you have an installation disk for another OS to try? Just to see if that one could pick up the disk?
[17:17] <infid> where can i get an updated tutorial on installing openldap in ubuntu 10.04?
[17:17] <Kyo> still not working. I can see the bar. But the bar is not enable
[17:17] <norbi905> macintux___: I believe so.  Under "storage" for that VM it states that I have a SATA Controller and the drive is Windows_7_x64.vdi.  I changed it to SATA, since i thought maybe IDE controller didn't work
[17:17] <guntbert> Kyo: for the history type chmod 0600 $HOME/.bash_history
[17:17] <SuperMiguel> sjm, gotcha
[17:18] <norbi905> oCean_: Umm , I believe I have Vista installation disk.  I can give that a try
[17:18] <Kyo> guntbert, ok
[17:18] <oCean_> norbi905: or even better: an Ubuntu installation :) Also specific virtualbox support in #vbox
[17:18] <macintux___> norbi905: Have you enabled PAE in Vbox? just a shot in the dark.
[17:19] <dsnyders> kyo, the chmod 000 .bash_history made it unwriteable.
[17:19] <norbi905> Could it possibly be permission issues?  I remember when I did it before I had to use sudo to start vbox.  But now I can start it as a regular user.
[17:19] <norbi905> macintux___: I tried #vbox, unfortunately no help :(
[17:19] <Kangarooo> Q. where are config files witch are beeing deleted on apt-get purge command?
[17:20] <Kyo> still not working.
[17:20] <macintux___> norbi905: I had a problem with a system not detecting things and as soon as i enabled PAE it worked.
[17:20] <norbi905> macintux___: PAE?  Not familiar with that sorry.  Where can I find that?
[17:20] <Kyo> my history is back but my bar still disable
[17:20] <sjm> Kyo, in the future, to clear your history, you don't need to delete the file, just issue the command "history -c"
[17:21] <macintux___> norbi905: Its under settings for the particular VM under system >Processor
[17:21] <sjm> Kyo, did you try right clicking on the window and editing the profile?
[17:21] <Kyo> sjm, Yes. I read that too late
[17:21] <norbi905> macintux___: It's enabled.
[17:21] <oCean_> norbi905: just realize that errors about missing drivers is a totally different issue from missing drives.
[17:21] <Kyo> sjm, yes I tried.
[17:21] <bluebaron> how can i tell if flash is getting direct rednering for videos.  my cpu is on fire.
[17:22] <macintux___> norbi905: So its just saying there arent any disks?
[17:22] <norbi905> oCean_: It's asking for the driver for the controller is what it seems.  Which is strange, since it's a basic IDE/SATA driver which should be on Win7 install disk.
[17:23] <norbi905> macintux___: Yes, shows up with no disk, and asks for the driver for controller i'm assuming, since it can't find disk
[17:23] <norbi905> Let me try with Ubunut install disk, and report back .. one sec
[17:23] <piojunbabia> how do i install java jdk using terminal?
[17:23] <Kyo> Ok I fixed it
[17:23] <Psycho_Mario> i have a lot of picture files, a few directories deep, such as pictures/june/01.jpg, is it possible to move these files with a program from pictures/june/01.jpg to pictures/june_01.jpg?
[17:23] <Kyo> thank you guys.
[17:23] <macintux___> norbi905: How big is the disk?
[17:24] <macintux___> norbi905: The minimum recommended size is 16GB.
[17:24] <Kyo> sjm, and all the people here. Thank you.
[17:24] <sjm> kyo, you're welcome
[17:24] <piojunbabia> how do i install java jdk using terminal?
[17:24] <norbi905> macintux___: 10GB, but regardless, it should show up with the drive, and once selected windows show complain about not enough disk space.  So i'm assuming
[17:25] <Kyo> I had to enable the history to all my accounts.
[17:25] <Kyo> cya
[17:25] <BluesKaj> bluebaron, glxinfo | grep direct
[17:25] <sebsebseb> Hi
[17:25] <bluebaron> BluesKaj: oh i know that i have direct rendering in the driver
[17:26] <piojunbabia> !javajdk
[17:26] <piojunbabia> !java
[17:26] <macintux___> norbi905: Sorry I couldnt be of more help, I'd try the Vbox IRC as suggested earlier
[17:27] <dsnyders> Hi all, my monitor doesn't power off when it is supposed to.  I am using the nvidia driver.
[17:28] <norbi905> oCean_, macintux___ :  Hmm, using the same VM machine, I tried Ubuntu install disk.  sudo fdisk -l shows the 10GB drive.
[17:29] <oCean_> norbi905: in that case, better ask in ##windows and/or #vbox
[17:30] <piojunbabia> any body help, im trying to install jdk java
[17:30] <sebsebseb> norbi905: I just joined, whats the problem?
[17:30] <sebsebseb> !java | piojunbabia
[17:30] <hopeless8009> can a lunix server buff help me mount a drive on my local mechine thats attached to my server
[17:30] <macintux___> sebsebseb: Win7 cant find his 10GBHDD in Vbox
[17:31] <norbi905> sebsebseb: I'm trying to run Windows 7 inside virtualbox but it can't seem to find my HDD, Ubuntu 10.04 inside that same vm machine finds it
[17:31] <sebsebseb> norbi905: ok I don't know, maybe try a new virtual hard disk or something
[17:31] <piojunbabia> sebsebseb, i have tried that instruction but i got error, jdk alternative does not exist: /usr/lib....
[17:32] <kleanchap> I am using ubuntu netbook.  Some of the configuration windows of gnome are bigger for the screen and cannot be resized.  Which other window manager is good to show the windows in full display?
[17:32] <hopeless8009> sebsebseb, do you know anything about ubuntu server
[17:32] <oCean_> hopeless8009: specific server help in #ubuntu-server
[17:33] <norbi905> Ok thanks for all the help :)
[17:33] <hopeless8009> oCean_, what are you asking
[17:33] <oCean_> hopeless8009: I'm not asking, I'm telling you
[17:33] <hopeless8009> ok ok
[17:33] <hopeless8009> i see
[17:33] <Aciid> is it possible to boot ubuntu headless, my laptop screen broke.
[17:34] <macintux___> Aciid: Yes it is.
[17:34] <piojunbabia> im so dumb,, thanks anyway....hehehehehe
[17:34] <oCean_> hopeless8009: however, sharing filesystem from your server to local machine (also linux?) using NFS is common practice
[17:34] <Aciid> macintux___: yeah I'm just thinking how in the earth could start terminal and install openssh-server and succeed
[17:34] <Aciid> =D
[17:34] <hopeless8009> oCean_, can you walk em thow it
[17:35] <cannonfodder> hey   "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward"   wtf is this...from what i know it looks like im writing  a number 1 into that file...meaning TRUE?   is this correct or am i totally off?
[17:35] <macintux___> Aciid: Do you have an external monitor port? You can replace the LCD haha i have two 15" LCD panels
[17:35] <oCean_> hopeless8009: we can try. Are machines on same network? Can they "see" eachother?
[17:35] <sjm> kleanchap, I run lxde on my netbook (basically lubuntu)
[17:35] <arvindhanp> hi everyone:)
[17:35] <hopeless8009> they are on the same network i dont know if they see each other
[17:35] <cannonfodder> hey   "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward"   wtf is this...from what i know it looks like im writing  a number 1 into that file...meaning TRUE?   is this correct or am i totally off?
[17:35] <deepz> hi, i have an issue with ubuntu (latest version) i've been through the installatoin successfully but now it's not starting up (just get a black screen) any help on how to troubleshoot this?
[17:35] <hopeless8009> oCean_, they are on the same network but im not sure if they see each other
[17:36] <Aciid> macintux___: oh my god you are an genious
[17:36] <oCean_> hopeless8009: well, to share anything they should be able to communicate, right?
[17:36]  * Aciid hugs macintux___ THANK YOU <3
[17:36] <sjm> hopeless8009, you need to set up nfs on the server (nfs-server) and "export" the directories you want to share and then "mount" them on the client
[17:36] <macintux___> Aciid: Awww, Love you too. :) lol
[17:37] <hopeless8009> im sure i have all that right besides starting at export
[17:37] <sjm> hopeless8009, then the server files will look as if they are local to the client.
[17:37] <deepz> hi, can anyone help with a Lucid installation?
[17:37] <macintux___> !ask deepz
[17:38] <macintux___> !question deepz
[17:38] <altin> #alb
[17:38] <piojunbabia> deepz, why lucid?
[17:38] <deepz> i have an issue with ubuntu (latest version) i've been through the installatoin successfully but now it's not starting up (just get a black screen) any help on how to troubleshoot this?
[17:38] <oCean_> hopeless8009: is the local machine also linux?
[17:39] <cannonfodder> am i right to say that apple's OS is just linux under the hood?
[17:39] <macintux___> cannonfodder: I wanna say freeBSD/unix
[17:39] <sjm> cannonfodder, no, it's based on BSD
[17:39] <hopeless8009> sjm, my exports file reads /mnt (rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
[17:39] <hopeless8009> oCean_, yes
[17:39] <oCean_> cannonfodder: this channel is for technical ubuntu issues only. #ubuntu-offtopic for all other discussions
[17:39] <sjm> hopeless8009, on the server?
[17:39] <oCean_> hopeless8009: on the server have you installed "nfs-kernel-server" ?
[17:39] <hopeless8009> sjm, yes
[17:40] <cannonfodder> well umm can u answer this  :::hey   "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward"   wtf is this...from what i know it looks like im writing  a number 1 into that file...meaning TRUE?   is this correct or am i totally off?
[17:40] <hopeless8009> oCean_, yes
[17:40] <macintux___> oCean_: Thanks for being such a great help :)
[17:40] <oCean_> hopeless8009: have you edited /etc/exports file?
[17:40] <thune3> deepz: do you know if you are getting past grub? do you get a splash screen and then black?
[17:40] <hopeless8009> yes but im not sure if i did it right
[17:40] <deepz> yes, splash screen then black
[17:40] <sjm> hopeless8009, run "exportfs -a" if all you want to export is under the /mnt directory.
[17:40] <hopeless8009> oCean_, yes but im not sure if i did it right
[17:40] <deepz> thune3: yes splash screen then black
[17:41] <oCean_> hopeless8009: common examples are at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo
[17:41] <thune3> deepz: do you know what graphics chip you have (ati/nvidia/intel/sis)?
[17:41] <deepz> thune3: its an ibm thinkpad R51 (so guessing intel?)
[17:41] <hopeless8009> oCean_, there is #then i went down one line  and put /mnt (rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
[17:41] <sjm> hopeless8009, did you run exportfs -a?
[17:42] <thune3> deepz: i'm gonna check on that model...
[17:42] <hopeless8009> sjm, i think i did what does it do
[17:42] <deepz> thune3: Intel 855GME for Intel Extreme Graphics 2  thats what it is
[17:42] <macintux___> deepz: It's an intel OR ATI
[17:43] <macintux___> deepz: Depending on model
[17:43] <sjm> then did you try to mount on the client like :  mount -t nfs <ip of server>:/mnt  /local/path/to/mount
[17:43] <deepz> its an INTEL
[17:43] <lars_bauer>  #ubuntu-dk
[17:44] <thune3> deepz: you have 855GME which has problems in lucid: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes
[17:44] <Tanvir> Pici: you there?
[17:44] <deepz> thank you so much thune3 :-) i will check it out!
[17:44] <deepz> and everyone else who helped
[17:44] <Tanvir> Pici: Hello, I am here to thank you.
[17:45] <ubforce> Hi, everyone!
[17:45] <Tanvir> Pici: The solution you suggested me yesterday.... it worked
[17:46] <Tanvir> Thank you very much.
[17:46] <ubforce> where can i find some help with updating rakarrack
[17:46] <pedrocr> I created a bootable USB disk with the server image and although it boots it keeps trying to find a CD
[17:46] <pedrocr> anyone know what to do?
[17:46] <whiter> anyone know how to get my touchpad working? doesnt seem to be..
[17:47] <pedrocr> think I found the solution, adding the option 'cdrom-detect/try-usb=true' to the boot options
[17:48] <Tanvir> Pici: I gotta go now. I am kinda sad :(.. so sorry
[17:48] <Tanvir> Good Night !
[17:49] <abhi_nav> hi
[17:51] <pedrocr> humm, seems like that was already included in the boot prompt
[17:51] <pedrocr> anyone know if ubuntu server edition can be installed from usb disk?
[17:51] <ubforce> Is there an 'automated' way to update Rakarrack from v. 0.3 to the newest (0.5.8?) ?
[17:52] <Guest37421> Hello all, I have been searching for some time now, but Not found out how to create torrents with webseeds in transmission. Could someone please explain me, or point to the relevant information?
[17:53] <sjm> Guest37421, "/join #transmission"
[17:54] <Magnetix> hello
[17:54] <arvindhanp> @magnetix hell
[17:54] <arvindhanp> hello
[17:54] <arvindhanp> :)
[17:54] <Magnetix> hi
[17:54] <Guest37421> sjm: Been there, nobody answers.
[17:55] <lars_bauer> whete to get 9.10 desktop for 64 bit ?
[17:55] <ole> hello
[17:55] <arvindhanp> you are frm??\
[17:55] <pedrocr> can I tell the server install to fetch packages from the internet?
[17:55] <Magnetix> Poland
[17:55] <arvindhanp> kool!!
[17:56] <arvindhanp> graduate??
[17:57] <ubforce> quit
[17:58] <arvindhanp> @magnetrix doing ur graduation ther??
[17:58] <sjm> !ot | arvindhanp Magnetix
[17:58] <FabParma> Audio volume icon missing. I havent changed nothing, at next boot it has disappared. Any idea?
[18:01] <abhi_nav> all sleeping?
[18:01] <Magnetix> no
[18:01] <Magnetix> hi
[18:01] <Magnetix> i m not sleep
[18:01] <abhi_nav> good
[18:03] <iceroot> FabParma: add the indicator-applet to the panel to have the sound.icon (in lucid)
[18:03] <sebsebseb> hopeless8009: right I am replying to awhile ago now, but #ubuntu-server
[18:05] <abhi_nav> hopeless8009, is still here?
[18:06] <vikithakar> awake
[18:06] <abhi_nav> hi vikithakar
[18:08] <Kangarooo> Q. where are config files witch are beeing deleted on apt-get purge command?
[18:08] <abhi_nav> vikithakar, u thr
[18:09] <iceroot> Kangarooo: they are deleted, so they are gone
[18:09] <abhi_nav> iceroot, :D lol
[18:09] <guntbert> abhi_nav: stop those comments please
[18:09] <iceroot> Kangarooo: there is no specifc place for conffiles, conffile is a special directory in the dir of a package and can be put everywhere on your system
[18:10] <abhi_nav> execuse me? guntbert which commen? the channel is already empty
[18:10] <iceroot> Kangarooo: also conffile does not mean something.conf  a conffile can be everything
[18:10] <Kangarooo> iceroot: can config files be in home/.packagename ?
[18:10] <teknohan> mate I don`t want to see who became online who become ofline on conversation how can I do that ?
[18:10] <vikithakar> abhi_nav: ohh it is happening again, just like on #ubuntu-in
[18:11] <guntbert> abhi_nav: may I pm you?
[18:11] <FabParma> iceroot: thanks, it has re-appeared
[18:11] <FabParma> ;)
[18:11] <abhi_nav_> execuse me? guntbert which commen? the channel is already empty
[18:11] <iceroot> Kangarooo: a deb can put a conffile in /home but that case i never saw
[18:11] <iceroot> Kangarooo: what you mean is not a conffile, you mea something like /home/username/.firefox/something.conf
[18:12] <iceroot> Kangarooo: that is not deleted with --purge
[18:12] <Kangarooo> iceroot: thats sad .. :(
[18:12] <Gorila> whats up im mew
[18:12] <Kangarooo> i thought .programm is deleted when purging iceroot
[18:12] <iceroot> Kangarooo: that is good, because its a great mechanism
[18:13] <guntbert> abhi_nav_: please see your PM
[18:13] <meatbun> http://www.maxgroup.com/products.htm
[18:13] <iceroot> Kangarooo: --purge is deleting conffiles
[18:13] <Kangarooo> but still unneded folder remains iceroot
[18:13] <Gorila> what up
[18:13] <iceroot> Kangarooo: man debhelper   read there about conffiles, also read dh_make
[18:13] <meatbun> i am having prob with ubuntu firefox. none of those links can be clicked. http://us.acer.com/acer/buy.do?LanguageISOCtxParam=en&sp=page37e&CountryISOCtxParam=US&ctx1g.c2att92=843&miu21einu24.current.attN2B2F2EEF=1314&miu21ekcond13.attN2B2F2EEF=1314&ctx2.c2att1=25&ctx1.att21k=1&CRC=3666656049
[18:13] <guntbert> Gorila: this is the ubuntu support channel,  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[18:13] <player> oke
[18:13] <zus> is there a ppa for skype on10.04?
[18:13] <Gorila> up s nope sorry
[18:14] <meatbun> i am having prob with ubuntu firefox. none of those links can be clicked. http://www.maxgroup.com/products.htm
[18:14] <teknohan> mate I don`t want to see who became online who become ofline on conversation how can I do that ?
[18:14] <thune3> Kangarooo: removing files from someones /home would be very dangerous. These files are ususally created by the application, they are not installed.
[18:15] <guntbert> teknohan: Settings -> Configure Konversation; in the left sidebar, Behavior -> Chat Window; Hide Join/Part/Nick
[18:15] <abhi_nav> hey guntbert i was disconnected. sent me any msg you had sent me
[18:15] <teknohan> thanks
[18:15] <iceroot> Kangarooo: what you mean with /home/username/.programname is the user-specific configuration
[18:16] <Kangarooo> iceroot: and i dont like that i need to manually delete it when deleted programm i dont need. programm i dont need leaves folder i dont need..
[18:16] <sjm> iceroot, meatbun looks suspiciously like a spammer.
[18:17] <player> how can i get a iso file
[18:17] <meatbun> no i am not
[18:17] <player> ??
[18:17] <guntbert> abhi_nav_: please see your PM
[18:17] <Kangarooo> player: DL from www.ubuntu.com
[18:17] <iceroot> Kangarooo: and dpkg must search all hom-directorys when uninstalling
[18:17] <zus> is there a ppa for skype on10.04?
[18:17] <iceroot> Kangarooo: that is bad
[18:17] <player> how can i get a isi image file
[18:18] <player> iso image file
[18:18] <iceroot> Kangarooo: noone is telling dpkg which users have a .programname
[18:18] <Kangarooo> zus: in skype.com u can DL skype even its different version it works..
[18:18] <iceroot> !donwload | player
[18:18] <iceroot> !download | player
[18:19] <zus> Kangarooo,  they have a deb package?
[18:19] <zus> Kangarooo,  or something?
[18:19] <Kangarooo> zus: yes
[18:20] <zus> Kangarooo,  thanks,..
[18:20] <Kangarooo> zus: just help somebdy else too ;)
[18:22] <Patero-ng> fifa is a mafia
[18:22] <zus> Kangarooo,  allready do. (i just finnally decided to look into skype, known about it for years but i think i will actually get it now)
[18:22] <Patero-ng> did u see holland vs brasil
[18:22] <iceroot> !ot | Patero-ng
[18:23] <iceroot> zus: skype is imo in the repos from ubuntu (the partner repo)
[18:23] <infid> what's an ldap server i can connect to just to test things out from the client side?
[18:23] <iceroot> infid: sudo apt-get install slapd
[18:23] <infid> iceroot: i mean an existing one that i dont have to set up
[18:23] <iceroot> infid: cant imaging someone is giving you write-access to slapd
[18:24] <infid> aren't there public ldap servers
[18:24] <iceroot> infid: #slapd
[18:24] <kc7zzv> I am having trouble with my e1000 integrated ethernet port.  The problem is erratic, happens under Lucid, and not under Windows.  The same problem happens on all three identical computers which are Dell Inspiron 530s towers.  ethtool says that the card is MDI-X instead of MDI.  Typing "ethtool -s eth0 autoneg off" fixes the problem until next reboot.  Does anyone have any advice, or know which package to file this under?
[18:24] <zus> iceroot,  in synaptic i see only python-skype and pidgin plug-ins for  it not the actually skype
[18:24] <iceroot> !partner | zus
[18:25] <letalis> has anyone else had a problem getting gwibbler to get the facebook account added?
[18:25] <iceroot> zus: if i am correct, skype is there
[18:25] <infid> theres no one in there iceroot
[18:25] <iceroot> infid: #ldap
[18:25] <Orpheus1> am i here?
[18:25] <iceroot> Orpheus1: seems so
[18:26] <Orpheus1> ty iceroot
[18:26] <kap_s> hi all!
[18:26] <linux> Hi
[18:26] <Aduzy> i have a bit of a problem in recording sound... can anyone help?
[18:26] <infid> what's a command line ldap client for ubuntu
[18:27] <iceroot> infid: depending what you want, search, modify, dump
[18:27] <infid> search
[18:27] <iceroot> infid: ldapsearch -x uid=foobar
[18:27] <infid> thanks
[18:27] <iceroot> infid: also with the basedn
[18:32] <aryko> Hi there, do I jsut have to edit /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname to change my system's name?
[18:33] <RProgrammer> I'm having some problems with X11
[18:33] <RProgrammer> If I start up normally, I hear four drum beat sound effects and the keyboard & mouse don't work (but the display works fine)
[18:34] <RProgrammer> If I `startx' from the user account, a blank screen comes up and the login sound plays but loops the last few seconds 4 times like a broken record.
[18:35] <RProgrammer> If I startx from root, it just gives an error message and fails
[18:35] <RProgrammer> Either of the times X actually starts, SSH is turned off
[18:36] <mabus44> Hi guys..plz help i get the following error http://pastie.org/1028417 when i type sudo apt-get install vlc
[18:39] <RProgrammer> mabus44: Pastebin /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:39] <emma> does anyone here use drupal or feel pretty comfortable with it?
[18:39] <bhuvi> mabus44, try sudo apt-get clean and then retry installing vlc
[18:40] <guntbert> RProgrammer: don't run X as root, don't "work" as root at all
[18:40] <abhi_nav_> my net problems. continuesly diconecting
[18:40] <RProgrammer> guntbert: I know, but I think it should give a different fail message than it does; sorry, I'll pastebin it
[18:41] <mabus44> RProgrammer: http://pastie.org/1028448...
[18:42] <mabus44> bhuvi: trying for tht also
[18:42] <RProgrammer> mabus44: Which version are you using exactly?
[18:42] <RProgrammer> of ubuntu
[18:42] <mabus44> RProgrammer: 10.04
[18:43] <RProgrammer> ok
[18:43] <mabus44> bhuvi: It didnt solve the problem.
[18:44] <RProgrammer> mabus44: It probably won't fix it, but run apt-get update
[18:44] <jlebar> I'm getting "Alert!  Cannot find /dev/disk/by-uuid/xxxx" when I boot.  I've verified that the uuid grub is looking for is indeed the uuid of my main drive by running |sudo blkid|.  What else should I try to figure this out?
[18:45] <mabus44> RProgrammer: I have verry slow connection..is it really necessary..takes a lot of time!
[18:45] <RProgrammer> no
[18:45] <mabus44> RProgrammer: I have executed that command many times
[18:45] <RProgrammer> What happens when you just run 'apt-get install' with no parameters
[18:46] <hopeless8009> can anyone help me with this john@john-laptop:/$ sudo mount 192.168.1.70:/mnt /home/john/Desktop
[18:46] <hopeless8009> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on 192.168.1.70:/mnt,
[18:46] <hopeless8009>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[18:46] <hopeless8009>        (for several filesystems (e.g. nfs, cifs) you might
[18:46] <hopeless8009>        need a /sbin/mount.<type> helper program)
[18:46] <FloodBot2> hopeless8009: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:46] <hopeless8009>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[18:46] <eblume> Hello! Does anyone know how I can "freeze" an ubuntu-server install? I have set up KVM on the server and want to make it as close to locked down as possible.
[18:47] <mabus44> RProgrammer:  http://pastie.org/1028458 this is wat i get
[18:47] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: What file sharing protocol are you trying to use?
[18:48] <eblume> hopeless8009: unless that is a net mount system I've never heard of (very possible), you're doing something quite wrong
[18:48] <eblume> oooor not.
[18:48] <abhi_nav> eblume can you read me?
[18:48] <eblume> abhi_nav: yes
[18:48] <abhi_nav> eblume, now?
[18:48] <eblume> abhi_nav: Still yes. What's up?
[18:48] <Neptune123> hi
[18:49] <mabus44> RProgrammer: plz help on this one...
[18:49] <Neptune123> does anybody know how to setup the trackpad on a macbook pro to run the way it does on macos x???
[18:49] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, NFS
[18:49] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, is that right
[18:49] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, if thats not it then i dont know
[18:49] <ohzie> Neptune123, What?
[18:49] <RProgrammer> mabus44: That last one means that your packages aren't in a broken state, which is a good thing
[18:49] <T-rock007> Every time i try to start ardour i get this error 1) You requested audio parameters that are not supported..
[18:49] <T-rock007> 2) JACK is running as another user.
[18:49] <T-rock007> Please consider the possibilities, and perhaps try different parameters.
[18:49] <mabus44> RProgrammer: okk
[18:50] <T-rock007> can some one plz help tme
[18:50] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: mount -t nfs 192.168.1.70:/mnt /home/john/Desktop
[18:50] <Neptune123> ohzie, i installed ubuntu 10.04 on a macbook but the trackpad doesnt work the same way it does under macosx. do you know how i can click with my thumb and drag?
[18:50] <MaMoUs> please help me , Pidgin keep closing
[18:50] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, you want me to type that
[18:50] <T-rock007> i need help with ardour recording software
[18:51] <eblume> MaMoUs: we need more information. Run it in a console, do you get errors?
[18:51] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: see?   use the "-t nfs" flag
[18:51] <ohzie> Neptune123, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=198453
[18:51] <ohzie> And then ctrl+f and search for multitouch
[18:51] <mabus44> RProgrammer: Could figure it out?
[18:51] <ohzie> and there are a few lines that pertain directly to what you asked
[18:51] <Neptune123> thank you!! i will try that :)
[18:51] <mabus44> RProgrammer: *you
[18:51] <ohzie> with a link and few commands
[18:52] <T-rock007> plz help me with ardour recording software
[18:52] <MaMoUs> yes
[18:52] <Neptune123> aweseom!!
[18:52] <bhuvi> mabus44, try installing any other software using apt-get and see if u get error or it installs correctly
[18:52] <Neptune123> im very newb
[18:52] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer,  mount: mount point /hom/john/desktop does not exist
[18:52] <RProgrammer> mabus44: I'm working on it
[18:52] <eblume> T-rock007: you haven't asked a question yet.
[18:52] <mabus44> bhuvi: ok
[18:52] <MaMoUs> eblume: Segmentation fault
[18:52] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: Well you've always got to mount an existing folder whether you use nfs or not
[18:52] <ohzie> Neptune123, Just remember, google and ubuntu forums solve most common problems. =P And then there's always asking in here!
[18:52] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer,  I am a noob by the way
[18:52] <T-rock007> every time i open ardour i get this error 1) You requested audio parameters that are not supported..
[18:52] <T-rock007> 2) JACK is running as another user.
[18:52] <T-rock007> Please consider the possibilities, and perhaps try different parameters.
[18:53] <eblume> MaMoUs: anything before that? Does the segfault occur immedaitly after starting it?
[18:53] <T-rock007> how can i fix i t
[18:53] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: then kudos for getting that far
[18:53] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, i dont know what you mean
[18:53] <MaMoUs> eblume: what u mean
[18:53] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, thanks
[18:53] <MaMoUs> eblume: nothing before that happen it just suddenly close
[18:54] <eblume> MaMoUs: Basically, you're not giving me enough information. So, please tell me if the following is correct: If you launch pidgin from the command line, it will IMMEDIATLY (no pause or delay) crash, and the only message is "Segmentation Fault"?
[18:54] <abhijit_> hey guys
[18:54] <abhijit_> continuesly disconnecting
[18:54] <abhijit_> xchat and irssi
[18:54] <abhijit_> is freenode down?
[18:54] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, i mounted an external USB drive in /mnt on my server
[18:54] <eblume> abhijit_: no, and I did hear you earlier.
[18:54] <abhijit_> continuesly disconnecting
[18:55] <abhijit_> eblume: now m from broswer but if use xchat or issri it keeps disconnecting
[18:55] <MaMoUs> eblume: well no, it take from 10 sec to 5 min then it carsh
[18:55] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: And /mnt was already a folder when you did that, right?
[18:55] <mabus44> bhuvi: http://pastie.org/1028461 this was when i tried amarok, elinks, and guake..
[18:55] <MaMoUs> eblume: and it is the only message
[18:55] <abhijit_> now I am conneted from web browser
[18:55] <om26er> abhijeet, generally it could be due to high network ping.
[18:55] <RProgrammer> So does whatever folder you use as a mountpoint on the other computer
[18:55] <abhijit_> any solution guys?
[18:55] <MaMoUs> eblume: in the console that is it
[18:55] <eblume> MaMoUs: Ok, but there's no other messages at all? Sounds like you're missing a required library - try re-installing pidgin using apt-get
[18:55] <MaMoUs> eblume: i did
[18:56] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, ya i thank so some guy on here showed me how to mount there
[18:56] <eblume> MaMoUs: any other programs not working? Try launching a few.
[18:56] <abhijit_> now I am getting buggy results from this web broswer too
[18:56] <abhijit_> anyone help
[18:56] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, i cant remember to tell you the compleate trough
[18:56] <MaMoUs> eblume: i do every thing is oky, only pidgin
[18:56] <eblume> abhijit_: sounds like you've got a bad internet connection to me.
[18:56] <bhuvi> mabus44, is this the first time u r installing software from net??
[18:57] <abhijit_> is this because of my internet or freenode or xchat?
[18:57] <ohzie> abhijeet, google "dslreports speedtest"
[18:57] <mabus44> bhuvi: yes...
[18:57] <shadyabhi> mabus44: Looks like the whole package list is not download fully.. bhuvi, what do u say?
[18:57] <ohzie> It is not xchat or freenode
[18:57] <abhijit_> eblume: how to correct bad internet connection prbolem?
[18:57] <juken> It's unfortunate that due to the large amount of posts on the Ubuntu forum that a single post can be drowned out and never seen after just an hour of being created. Instead of bumping on the forum, if anyone might be able to help with this issue I'd be greatly appreciative: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1519598
[18:57] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, yes its on the sever i set up
[18:57] <mabus44> shadyabhi: plzz help me shady
[18:58] <Guest57749> i love ubuntu
[18:58] <bhuvi> mabus44, then first u need to run sudo apt-get update
[18:58] <eblume> MaMoUs: try launching pidgin with the -n option, tell me if you get any different results
[18:58] <shadyabhi> mabus44: I think your connection broke while doing "sudo apt-get update"///
[18:58] <eblume> Guest57749: thanks!
[18:58] <eblume> abhijit_: Where do you live, roughly?
[18:58] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer: its on the server
[18:58] <abhijit_> eblume: Mumbai, India
[18:59] <abhijit_> ohzie: ok
[18:59] <eblume> abhijit_: Is your ISP reputable?
[18:59] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer: im trying to mount form my laptop
[18:59] <mabus44> bhuvi: I did it many times but never solved the problem
[18:59] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer: its in the /root does that matter
[18:59] <solexious> Can anyone suggest a Gmail notification program for ubuntu that can use the new notification system?
[18:59] <mabus44> bhuvi: I have verry slow connection..is it really necessary..takes a lot of time!
[18:59] <anr78> I'm having issues with Intel Wifi 6000 on a Dell Studio 15. It worked after I installed 10.04, but during the first "apt-get upgrade", it died, and didn't come back. It says wireless is disabled, and I'm not allowed to re-enable it.
[18:59] <abhijit_> eblume yes. its gov. org
[18:59] <MaMoUs> eblume: same error
[18:59] <kc7zzv> aryko: That will work if you reboot afterwords.
[19:00] <shadyabhi> mabus44: Are you sure, your "sudo apt-get update" completedly successfull without any errors.. Because I really doubt that
[19:00] <clammitt> any good new apps coming out to play with?
[19:00] <shadyabhi> mabus44: I mean thats what the errors say
[19:00] <ohzie> juken, Have you tried rebooting with the headset not plugged in, and then plugging it in afterwards? I know that sounds stupid but trust me on this, sometimes it helps.
[19:00] <eblume> abhijit_: Forgive me if I'm being a naive foreigner but I remember hearing that many ISPs in Indian cities have massive overcrowding and bandwidth issues. Maybe try a private ISP? See if you get similar issues with the same computer in another location?
[19:00] <bhuvi> mabus44, shadyabhi, open synaptic package manager and check whether it shows any error msgs
[19:00] <juken> ohzie: yes :)
[19:00] <coz_> clammitt,  like waht did you have in mind?
[19:01] <shadyabhi> eblume: You are true... INdia is bandwidth starved country.. and its damn expensive as compared to other countries
[19:01] <abhijit_> eblume ok. I wll check. the one i have is one i can afford thats why
[19:01] <coz_> clammitt,  graphics... system tools... etc etc
[19:01] <eblume> MaMoUs: No idea then. Some googling shows that pidgin can segfault with the Enlightenment sound daemon, I have no idea how to help you if that is the issue.
[19:01] <ohzie> juken, Okay, my next guess is going to be googling pulseaudio and USB headset.
[19:01] <eblume> abhijit_: I feel for you.
[19:01] <ohzie> but I'm not seeing anything
[19:01] <mabus44> bhuvi: ok
[19:01] <clammitt> coz_: anything.. except socail media stuff. anything good
[19:01] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: Copy and paste this exactly: mount -t nfs 192.168.1.70:/mnt /home/john/Desktop
[19:01] <MaMoUs> eblume: my pidgin sound is muted
[19:01] <eblume> MaMoUs: muted, or switched off entirely?
[19:02] <coz_> clammitt,  wel,,, there is mypaint... which is a natural media paint program similar to Corel Painter
[19:02] <juken> ohzie: I've spent countless hours in the past week and a half Googling around for the solution, that's why I eventually posted on the Ubuntu forum and I've also asked in #pulseaudio but no one seems to be able to help.
[19:02] <MaMoUs> eblume: muted
[19:02] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: home is not hom and case matters
[19:02] <clammitt> coz_: interesting
[19:02] <abhijit_> eblume : thanks for replying. when you get this msg I may not be here but thanks. I am now shutting down. and I wll check tommorow if they solve this issue. bye :)
[19:02] <ohzie> juken, I've found a post that may help
[19:02] <juken> ohzie: I'd love to see :)
[19:02] <ohzie> juken, It basically says switch every preference to alsa and uninstall pulseaudio. =/
[19:02] <ohzie> http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2008/07/08/how-i-got-my-usb-headset-to-work/
[19:02] <coz_> clammitt,  if you decide to run that I would suggest compiling it from git however ... it is simple
[19:02] <eblume> MaMoUs: if the volume is just set to 0 then it might still be sending data to the daemon, which could still cause the crash. But I really don't know. I recommend looking to google.
[19:02] <MaMoUs> eblume: and when i start ET i close and give error in the same sec
[19:02] <juken> ohzie: yea, I've seen that as well.
[19:02] <ohzie> juken, =\
[19:02] <RProgrammer> mabus44: The dependencies work in my 10.04 install, but I'm using the amd64 repo instead of i386
[19:02] <mabus44> bhuvi: no errors...but when i tried installing vlc from synaptic then this is what i got...http://pastie.org/1028470
[19:02] <juken> ohzie: when asking around about switching from pulseaudio back to alsa I was told it was a bad idea.
[19:03] <eblume> MaMoUs: yes this sounds very much like a sound daemon problem
[19:03] <eblume> MaMoUs: do you have a sound card on your computer?
[19:03] <MaMoUs> how to fix ?
[19:03] <hopeless8009> same output says something about wrong file system type
[19:03] <coz_> clammitt,  there is something named  "easystroke"  which is a systemic gesture recognition application meaning you can open ...close.. run compiz ...anything with mouse gestures
[19:03] <ohzie> juken, There may be some truth to that. I haven't had any problems with pulseaudio, but I also do not use a usb headset.
[19:03] <MaMoUs> eblume: i have but the one inside the PC (internal)
[19:03] <mabus44> RProgrammer: So wat do you suggest?
[19:03] <ohzie> bluetooth works fine though
[19:03] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer: same output says something about wrong file system type
[19:03] <clammitt> i use easystroke. it's buggy as hell under the version i'm using. but good when it works
[19:04] <eblume> MaMoUs: most sound cards made in the last decade are good enough to not use sound daemons at all. If you've got one like that (I don't know how to check), try googling for "disable ubuntu sound daemon"
[19:04] <bhuvi> shadyabhi, i think mabus44 's apt-get update didnt complete successfully
[19:04] <clammitt> did someone link me to getdeb.net ? i cant find that message but i got a notification
[19:04] <coz_> clammitt,   buggy??? wow thats the first time I heard that
[19:04] <RProgrammer> mabus44: It really does sound like apt-get update failed
[19:04] <shadyabhi> bhuvi: I also think the same
[19:04] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer:mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on 192.168.1.70:/mnt,
[19:04] <hopeless8009>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[19:04] <hopeless8009>        (for several filesystems (e.g. nfs, cifs) you might
[19:04] <hopeless8009>        need a /sbin/mount.<type> helper program)
[19:04] <hopeless8009>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[19:04] <FloodBot2> hopeless8009: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:04] <hopeless8009>        dmesg | tail  or so
[19:04] <juken> ohzie: what bothers me is it was working originally.
[19:04] <clammitt> coz_: yep. let me ask you: do you use Advanced gestures?
[19:04] <mabus44> RProgrammer: wait i will show you the output of my apt-get update
[19:04] <MaMoUs> eblume: oky thx very much
[19:04] <RProgrammer> mabus44: Ok
[19:04] <coz_> clammitt,  not much need for them actually
[19:04] <eblume> MaMoUs: np, good luck
[19:05] <ohzie> juken, OH MAN LIFECHAT that's even the same headset I have at home for the windows machine.
[19:05] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: Paste the command string you ran
[19:05] <coz_> clammitt,  I also use the ppa for easystroke
[19:05] <clammitt> coz_: well there you go. if you do, it's buggy as hell at least under my version
[19:05] <maxnet> shadyabhi: who told you  that india is starved of bandwidth
[19:05] <coz_> clammitt,  maybe the ppa version is better
[19:05] <juken> ohzie: aye, it works fine on other operating systems
[19:05] <shadyabhi> RProgrammer: bhuvi mabus44.. its look like "sudo apt-get update" didnt run successfully... No point until mabus44 does "update " again
[19:05] <coz_> clammitt,  also if you decide to install and try   mypaint let me know
[19:05] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer: sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.1.70:/mnt /home/john/Desktop
[19:05] <clammitt> ii might
[19:05] <maxnet> I am using 2Mbps connection at my home...
[19:06] <maxnet> shadyabhi: if you have money you can buy it...
[19:06] <shadyabhi> maxnet: In US, people get 8MBps for Rs 1500
[19:06] <coz_> clammitt,  there is also crrcsim   a really nice remote control flight simulator
[19:06] <RProgrammer> shadyabhi: that's what mabus is doing
[19:06] <mabus44> bhuvi: RProgrammer shadyabhi http://pastie.org/1028472 this is waht i get when i run apt-get update..
[19:06] <clammitt> i'm not much of a painter though
[19:06] <ohzie> juken, Historically, windows has had better sound than linux...for....decades. Which is unfortunate, but it's because they set all the standards on anything windows related that uses sound.
[19:06] <coz_> clammitt,   also of course inkscape
[19:06] <maxnet> shadyabhi: it must be limited...
[19:06] <shadyabhi> mabus44: yOur update failed
[19:06] <ohzie> I wonder if there is a way to make a USB headset use ALSA
[19:06] <RProgrammer> mabus44: I bet I know what it is
[19:06] <ohzie> instead of Pulse?
[19:06] <coz_> clammitt,  XBC media center
[19:07] <coz_> clammitt,   XBMC  rather
[19:07] <clammitt> xbmc was little limited for me but i tried it
[19:07] <mabus44> shadyabhi: i kow that but i ensured that my net connection is perfect
[19:07] <juken> ohzie: I know, it is quite unfortunate, I had never had issues with sound in Ubuntu, but recently it's been awful.
[19:07] <coz_> clammitt,   Florence virtual keyboard
[19:07] <shadyabhi> maxnet: I am also on a 4mbps connection .. and yes i live in india.. I am just telling in general... Its damn expensive here mate
[19:07] <RProgrammer> mabus44: It's either a problem with the India mirror, your closest India mirror, or it's something the ISP is doing between you
[19:07] <maxnet> shadyabhi: I have used internet in US during my visit and know the prices if you get a unlimited connection
[19:07] <coz_> clammitt,  midori
[19:07] <RProgrammer> mabus44: Try using a US mirror in your sources.list (temporarily) and running apt-get update
[19:08] <coz_> clammitt,  glbillards
[19:08] <maxnet> shadyabhi: where do u live in india?
[19:08] <clammitt> nah not into browsers. firefox is enough for me
[19:08] <mabus44> RProgrammer: ok trying for dat
[19:08] <shadyabhi> maxnet: Gandhinagar currently
[19:08] <maxnet> shadyabhi: gujurat???
[19:08] <shadyabhi> maxnet: yes
[19:09] <clammitt> unless the games are high quality i'm not much of a gamer. onlive works in vmware btw
[19:09] <maxnet> shadyabhi: come to Delhi... Net rocks here...
[19:09] <shadyabhi> maxnet: Prices are almost same all over india...
[19:09] <trism> juken: did you ever unmute your microphone? it was muted in one of the pictures you posted a while ago
[19:09] <coz_> clammitt,  or go here and put in a search for PPA  or   here    http://freshmeat.net/?page=7
[19:09] <fbxxkl> is there a way to preference in GIMP to open files in Tabs?
[19:09] <juken> trism: yes, that's been unmuted.
[19:10] <maxnet> shadyabhi: i d't think so... how much u pay for 4Mbps
[19:10] <coz_> fbxxkl,  yes if you install the alpa 2.7 gimp
[19:10] <norbi905> A bit off topic but yay to 50Mbit coming into my house :)
[19:10] <coz_> fbxxkl,  let me get screenshot for you
[19:10] <clammitt> ahh nice but theres a lot LOT of stuff on freshmeat
[19:10] <juken> trism: the reason for that being muted in the first place was it wasn't the audio tab so I didn't know if that may have been interfering.
[19:10] <maxnet> shadyabhi: I am planning to get a 8Mbps from BSNL...
[19:10] <fbxxkl> cool
[19:10] <coz_> fbxxkl,     http://dl.dropbox.com/u/132551/screenshots/screenshot1.png
[19:10] <bhuvi> mabus44: open synapic package manager  and select settings-> repositories and in the download from option use sellect best server option
[19:10] <arand> maxnet shadyabhi: Please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:10] <coz_> fbxxkl,  it also has single window mode available
[19:11] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer: any ideas?
[19:11] <mabus44> bhuvi: ok
[19:11] <fbxxkl> YES how do I get that coz_?
[19:11] <coz_> fbxxkl,  however single window mode must be enabled maually each time you start gimp at this point
[19:11] <fbxxkl> install from the website?
[19:11] <coz_> fbxxkl,   lucid?
[19:11] <fbxxkl> I am using 10.04 which is lucid right?
[19:11] <trism> juken: have you checked out the input tab of pavucontrol?
[19:11] <coz_> fbxxkl,  yes
[19:12] <arand> fbxxkl: coz_: Isn't that available from the mrw svn PPA?
[19:12] <juken> trism: yep
[19:12] <fbxxkl> mrw svn ppa? lost me at mrw
[19:12] <coz_> arand,   ah not sure looking for PPA now
[19:12] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: Paste the command string you ran
[19:12] <fbxxkl> ppa is application sources right/
[19:12] <juken> trism: http://i.imgur.com/ZhwDi.png
[19:12] <coz_> fbxxkl,     https://launchpad.net/~matthaeus123/+archive/mrw-gimp-svn
[19:13] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer: sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.1.70:/mnt /home/john/Desktop
[19:13] <mabus44> bhuvi: i m reloading may take some time
[19:13] <clammitt> coz_ is single window mode gimp out?
[19:13] <arand> coz_: Hmm, maybe not... GIMP: 2010-02-27
[19:13] <ohzie> I have a filesystem that mounted read only.
[19:13] <clammitt> in stable, i mean
[19:13] <ohzie> Can anyone help me make it not read only?
[19:13] <coz_> clammitt,  no  only in the ppa  alpha right now
[19:13] <arand> clammitt: developer preview.
[19:13] <fbxxkl> yay for auto update thanks coz_
[19:13] <clammitt> aw
[19:14] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: To make things easier, just get a root shell: `sudo bash'
[19:14] <coz_> fbxxkl,  it will freez the system if you try to gausian blur at this point  or over gausian blur
[19:14] <coz_> fbxxkl,  but other than  that I have had no issues with it
[19:15] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, any ohter ideas
[19:15] <juken> trism: oddly enough, if I tap on this thing: http://i.imgur.com/kKMq6.jpg  the input bar goes up and down as if I were talking into the mic.
[19:15] <fbxxkl> nice I won't be using it for that so much right now.
[19:15] <bhuvi> mabus44, wait till the sudo apt-get update completes successfully and then try installing packages
[19:15] <fbxxkl> Mostly wanted a more organized screen for clipping cropping and quick edits
[19:15] <coz_> clammitt,  there are many many many applications to play with if you are willing to compile them especiall from the links I gave you
[19:15] <mabus44> bhuvi: ok
[19:15] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: it really says "bad superblock" ?
[19:15] <coz_> clammitt,  it can be fun and frustrating :)
[19:15] <fbxxkl> coz_: ps how did you get your max/min/exit buttons on the right side?
[19:15] <mabus44> bhuvi: synaptic told me to reload... so m doin it
[19:15] <coz_> fbxxkl,  hold on
[19:15] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, ya what does that mean
[19:16] <clammitt> yeah i'm looking throug. theres too many in fact. so im trying to find the cream of the crop know what i mean
[19:16] <bhuvi> mabus44, if u reload in synaptic then there is no need to do sudo apt-get update
[19:16] <player> how can i download ps2 games in iso file
[19:16] <mabus44> bhuvi: ok
[19:16] <coz_> fbxxkl,  you can follow this    http://www.webupd8.org/2010/03/fixed-ubuntu-light-themes-metacity-in.html
[19:17] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: That means the most important block in the raw file system data (which encodes things like the size of the fs, which version, etc.) is not of the correct format.  But I'm pretty sure networked file systems give a different failure message.
[19:17] <player> how can i download ps2 games in iso file
[19:17] <fbxxkl> awesome thanks
[19:17] <coz_> fbxxkl,   just read it carefully through first and make sure you can maneauver through it without second guessing
[19:17] <player> how can i get a iso file
[19:18] <coz_> player,  generally you download them unless you want to create one
[19:18] <RProgrammer> player: of ubuntu?  Go to ubuntu.com
[19:18] <hopeless8009> does it matter that the file im trying to mount is in the / on the server. also is it mounted on there sever right its a USB external hard drive
[19:18] <fbxxkl> ill be careful
[19:18] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer: does it matter that the file im trying to mount is in the / on the server. also is it mounted on there sever right its a USB external hard drive
[19:19] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: You're not trying to mount a file, you're trying to mount a NFS share over the network
[19:19] <trism> juken: strange, so it would seem that pulseaudio seems to see it, is it selected in System/Preferences/Sound on the input tab?
[19:19] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, yep
[19:19] <Trikks> How do I run sound through headphones?
[19:19] <juken> trism: Yea, it is
[19:20] <coz_> fbxxkl,  just be sure you get the correct one for lucid and not an earlier version ...the command boxes have titles on them so it shouldnt be too difficult
[19:20] <trism> juken: and if so, can you record anything with the Sound Recorder?
[19:20] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, my gole is to share that hardrive on the network
[19:20] <juken> trism: no, that's where I've been trying, if I record sound and try to listen back it's just blank.
[19:20] <fbxxkl> ya
[19:20] <manzhack> goal
[19:20] <player> how can i get a iso file
[19:20] <juken> trism: I've also been trying the skype test call, but that comes back blank also
[19:20] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: It shouldn't to my knowledge, but try mounting another directory, one that's not itself a mountpoint
[19:20] <player> how can i get a iso file
[19:20] <coz_> by the way I can not receive DCC
[19:21] <bazhang> player, of ps2 games? you dont
[19:21] <fbxxkl> If I follow the directions I should be fine though right.  I did notice the difference between the lucid and karmic etc. lines
[19:21] <bazhang> player, please stop asking
[19:21] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, can you walk me thow doing that
[19:21] <lost> i need help with this http://paste.ubuntu.com/458424/
[19:22] <fbxxkl> nice thats wonderful
[19:22] <suraj> HI
[19:22] <fbxxkl> now I just have to make my terminal transparent again because I liked that
[19:22] <fatcat> hi
[19:23] <coz_> fbxxkl,  gnome terminal    Edit  edit profile
[19:23] <coz_> fbxxkl,  simple
[19:23] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: Just change 192.168.1.70:/mnt to ...:/something/else
[19:24] <coz_> fbxxkl,  rather  gnome terminal    Edit  Profile preferences   background tab enable tansparen background
[19:24] <suraj> last night i was trying to update my laptop, i found one error
[19:24] <suraj> W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 0B47F0A6B88A1AA8
[19:24] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, i thought i had to put it in the exports file first
[19:24] <RProgrammer> Oh yeah, NFS
[19:24] <RProgrammer> Yep
[19:24] <coz_> suraj,  try this in terminal     gpg --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com b88a1aa8 --export |sudo apt-key add -
[19:24] <RProgrammer> sshfs is a quicker alternative (though not as fast)
[19:25] <coz_> suraj,  dont forget that   -   at the end
[19:25] <fbxxkl> coz_ your a wealth of knowledge
[19:25] <fbxxkl> thanks
[19:25] <fbxxkl> coz_++
[19:25] <coz_> fbxxkl,  no problem
[19:25] <suraj> trying
[19:25] <RProgrammer> I've not used NFS much, but I would assume you'd need to modify the exports file and restart the server.  (probably `/etc/init.s/nfs restart')
[19:26] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, so lets say i add my home dir on the server. i would start a new line and type as follows # /home 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 (rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
[19:27] <coz_> suraj,  did that work??
[19:27] <diego_> hola
[19:27] <suraj> coz_,  gpg: requesting key B88A1AA8 from hkp server keyserver.ubuntu.com
[19:27] <suraj> gpg: keyserver timed out
[19:27] <suraj> gpg: keyserver receive failed: keyserver error
[19:27] <suraj> gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.
[19:27] <FloodBot2> suraj: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:27] <coz_> diego_,  pepsi
[19:27] <coz_> diego_,  oh wait :)
[19:27] <juken> trism: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2999342/VID_20100702_142315.3gp
[19:28] <Pici> suraj: replace keyserver.ubuntu.com with  pgp.mit.edu
[19:28] <suraj> ok
[19:28] <coz_> suraj,   what is this for  from a PPA?
[19:28] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: Is that what you have for /mnt ?
[19:28] <suraj> coz_, i think so
[19:28] <Neptune123> hey guys
[19:28] <coz_> suraj,  do you have the link to the PPA?
[19:29] <Neptune123> im a total newb
[19:29] <coz_> suraj,  or tell me for which application this is for
[19:29] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, yep
[19:29] <Neptune123> can anybody explain how i go about installing my trackpadon my mac as described in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1334696 ???
[19:29] <mabus44> bhuvi: RProgrammer shadyabhi problem solved..
[19:29] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer: is that right because im not sure if im editing it right
[19:29] <BluesKaj> !welcome | Neptune123
[19:30] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: try it
[19:30] <bhuvi> mabus44, nice to hear that
[19:30] <RProgrammer> mabus44: congrats
[19:30] <mabus44> bhuvi RProgrammer by selecting the best server and updating the repo successfully solved the issue
[19:30] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, output is the same
[19:30] <RProgrammer> Can you ssh into the server?
[19:31] <sudipta> i am currently using karmic .is lucid any different in terms of features and stability?
[19:31] <sebsebseb> sudipta: yes
[19:31] <diego_> titss
[19:31] <suraj> coz, i dont know:( i was trying to install lucid with dual boot. after two days i found some problem in my sound, when i plug in my headphone sound doesn't come from headphone, i had tried re reboot my comouter with pluged headphone then sound doesn't come from speaker.
[19:31] <Neptune123> can anyboyd help oh my macbook trackpad issue??
[19:31] <^Jay2^> sudipta: i've never experienced karmic but so far i am loving lucid compared to win7
[19:31] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, can i PM you the out put i keep ceting cited by the server for flooding
[19:31] <trism> juken: oh I see, it is moving, but it should be moving much more than that, which is probably why it isn't recording anything
[19:31] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, its a little diffrent
[19:31] <sebsebseb> sudipta: however in certain ways 9.10 really is better
[19:31] <juken> trism: that's only when I tap on the little control thing
[19:31] <sebsebseb> sudipta: depending on user and hardware
[19:32] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: I'm not sure I can help
[19:32] <juken> trism: it doesn't move at all when I speak
[19:32] <BluesKaj> !paste | hopeless8009
[19:32] <diego_> alguna zorra kiere comerme el rabo
[19:32] <foo> I feel like when I update files on my system with apt-get update and upgrade, rkhunter complains that files have changed. I tried rkhunter --update but nothing was updated. am I missing something? seems like rkhunter should know it's a newer version
[19:32] <coz_> suraj,  I see...mmm you may want to also go over to the   #alsa channel
[19:32] <suraj> coz_, i was searching the solution in net, i found that i have to  linux-alsa-driver-modules-2.6.32-12-generic,
 then should i upgrade my system?
[19:32] <mj8741> Anyone know how to fix : Nautilus-Share-Message: Called "net usershare info" but it failed: 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare: cannot open usershare directory /var/lib/samba/usershares. Error No such file or directory
[19:32] <mj8741> Please ask your system administrator to enable user sharing.
[19:32] <matelot> How to stop steamripper ? it's kicked off ny "steamtuner"
[19:33] <sebsebseb> sudipta: do you use a propritary Nivdia or ATI driver?
[19:33] <matelot> steramripper
[19:33] <hopeless8009> RProgrammer, know anyone who can?
[19:33] <matelot> streamripper
[19:33] <Neptune123> can anybody help me with http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1334696 please???
[19:33] <sebsebseb> sudipta: if so, you are likely to experience  a boot up in 10.04 that won't work properly
[19:33] <trism> juken: that's my point, for some reason the volume is very low (although you have it on max so I don't understand that), when I tap mine, almost the whole meter fills up
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
 yes i use nvidia driver
[19:34] <sebsebseb> sudipta: well then probably a good idea to stay on 9.10 for now really
[19:34] <minesh2006> hi
[19:34] <m0ns00n_> Hohoho
[19:34] <suraj> pici, coz_ pgp.mit.edu worked for me
[19:34] <Pici> suraj: great
[19:34] <minesh2006> ubuntu rocks
[19:34] <RProgrammer> hopeless8009: As I'm about to do: if the chatrooms don't work, use the forums.
[19:34] <coz_> suraj,  cool
[19:35] <sebsebseb> sudipta: however you could virtual machine try 10.04 in your 9.10
[19:35] <sebsebseb> sudipta: as long as you got enough RAM and such
[19:35] <Neptune123> hey is anybody willing to help a noob????
[19:35] <sebsebseb> !ask | Neptune123
ok then
thanks
[19:35] <minesh2006> sudipta are u indian
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> suraj: keyserver.ubuntu gets a bit busy. Mit can be a bit quicker as few guides use it so it gets less requests
[19:36] <juken> trism: it's as if it thinks the microphone is in the control part of the headset rather than in the actual microphone.
[19:36] <sebsebseb> sudipta: both versions are free as in price
[19:36] <sebsebseb> !virtualbox | sudipta
[19:36] <minesh2006> anyone know of good docs to setup samba and ldap on lucid server
[19:36] <lucas__> como que eu ativo efeito visual xubuntu?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> minesh2006: read guides on smb.conf
yeah why?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> !samba | minesh2006
[19:37] <blackxored> !derivates
[19:37] <blackxored> what's the bot cmd to see derivates
[19:37] <minesh2006> especially need help on the ldap side
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> blackxored: like mint / ultimate etc?
[19:37] <emma> anyone here very comfortable or enjoy working with drupal?
[19:38] <lucas__> como que eu ativo efeito visual xubuntu?
[19:38] <blackxored> ActionParsnip, yeah
[19:38] <blackxored> ActionParsnip, where i can see the channel for the distros on this network
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> blackxored: I use !ultimate
[19:38] <blackxored> !ultimate
[19:38] <blackxored> !mintsupport
[19:38] <Dr_Willis> blackxored:  the freenode web site has a list of the major channels.
[19:39] <yakra> Right. I have i945G integrated graphics. Ubuntu 9.10 & Gnome only give me options to go as high as 1152x864, but the monitor allows > this. Some searching round the net suggests I wanna edit my xorg.conf file - but I don't have one. I read someplace about... an autogenerated one? Do I want to create & edit a xorg.conf file, or is there another solution I'm looking for?
[19:39] <Dr_Willis> blackxored:  and you can /msg ubottu  FACTOID also  to see it in Private.
[19:39] <minesh2006> a good hypervisor for ubuntu 10 server - stable ???
[19:39] <sebsebseb> minesh2006: #ubuntu-server
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> yakra: sudo Xorg --configure ,will make one for you
[19:40] <minesh2006> yes packages
[19:40] <ActionParsnip> yakra: you can tweak from there
[19:40] <yakra> thanks
[19:40] <minesh2006> is kvm really stable on ubuntu
[19:40] <Dr_Willis> !kvm
[19:41] <minesh2006> tnx
[19:41] <pakair> running ubuntu 10.04 I noticed that firefox 3.6.6 search for text when I start typing sometimes brings up the url, other times it doesn't. Has anyone seen that behavior?
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> pakair: try adding the mozilla ppa. The later build may help. I haven't seen the behaviour as I don't use firefox
[19:42] <pakair> ActionParsnip, I'll try, thanks.
[19:43] <anr78> hm. install of my restricted ati driver fails. how do I manually (cli) install the restricted driver?
[19:43] <anr78> !ati
[19:44] <sudipta> the stack applet in awn wont work in mine. pls suggest
[19:46] <sudipta> hey can anyone help me running stacks applet in avant window navigator
[19:47] <gGaston> I use php5-xmlrpc to post to a wordpress blog. The problem is that since I installed Netbook Edition I can't get my PHP script to work any longer. I have istalled php5-cli, php5-curl, php5-xmlrpc but the posting still doesn't work. What could be package missing?
[19:47] <gGaston> *What could be the missing package?
[19:48] <ADIDAS> join #ubuntu-es
[19:48] <yakra> Xorg -configure barfs: "Server is already active for display 0" .... so apparently I've gotta do this when X isn't running at all?
[19:48] <Kangarooo> can somebody tell where to find page with all linux or at least a lot ubuntu packages witch arent using LP but using bugzilla or trac?
[19:49] <Kangarooo> +
[19:49] <iceroot> Kangarooo: every package managed from ubuntu is using launchpad.
[19:50] <Ego_Proctor> yakra, Xorg -configure can be run from a command line.  you can shut down the display driver my sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop  (or kdm if you are using kde)  then use the Xorg -configure
[19:50] <Ego_Proctor> then you use the sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[19:50] <yakra> when it's time to bring the display back?
[19:51] <Trikks> Excuse me, I'm currently running dual boot with Ubuntu and Windows. If I wanted delete windows and use only Ubuntu, How would I go about that?
[19:51] <Ego_Proctor> yes gdm stop shuts down gui gdm start brings it back up
[19:51] <yakra> and i don't lose any of my session, correct?
[19:51] <Ego_Proctor> Trikks, you could use gparted to reformat the partition
[19:51] <yakra> *deep breath* K, here goes
[19:51] <Ego_Proctor> yakra you shut down everything
[19:51] <sebsebseb> Trikks: delete the WIndows partition
[19:51] <Kangarooo> iceroot: ive posted bugs about ubuntu packages but they dont get noticed. so today i tryd putting also lp projects packages to correct bugs but thouse who dont respond dont use LP as bug tracker. Some use bugzilla some sourceforge but they dont want to use LP
[19:51] <Trikks> Partition? The Hard Drive?
[19:52] <Ego_Proctor> yakra so save your work and suck
[19:52] <Ego_Proctor> Trikks, yes on the hard drive
[19:52] <sebsebseb> Trikks: the partition for Windows on the hard drive
[19:52] <Trikks> I literally just reformatted.
[19:52] <yakra> phew. K. Good thing I dinna get started that quick
[19:52] <iceroot> Kangarooo: for upstream-patches use the contact/bug information shown in the package
[19:53] <iceroot> Kangarooo: but normally you dont want upstream-patches, just ubuntu-patches and the ubuntu-maintainers are managing the upstream
[19:53] <bl4de> ciao, ragazzi!
[19:53] <sebsebseb> Trikks: it seems like one or two  people were getting rid of Windows recently, and for some reason the Grub bootloader messed up, and sorting Grub out is a pain really
[19:53] <yakra> so do I wanna close all my programs running in gnome, then ctrl+alt+1 to a new terminal, and then enter the command? Or is there more to it?
[19:53] <Ego_Proctor> Trikks, You can use the partition for linux without doing anything at all, just everything in it and keep the NTS partition, it is good if you are using a multi os network.
[19:53] <sebsebseb> Trikks: reformatted?  put Ubuntu and Windows on there recently?
[19:53] <bl4de> oops, sorry!
[19:53] <sebsebseb> Ego_Proctor: NTFS sucks
[19:53] <Ego_Proctor> yakra gdm stop will shut everything down, just make sure it is saved.
[19:53] <yakra> k
[19:53] <ZykoticK9> yakra, if you are wanting an xorg.conf see http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/create-an-xorg-conf-file
[19:53] <Kangarooo> iceroot: yes some has set they use bugzilla but others havent. thats why i would like to have complete info about who havent set up LP as bugtracker and havent set up in LP witch they use
[19:54] <sebsebseb> Trikks: and you can replace where the NTFS partition was, with another partition with a Linux file system :)
[19:54] <Ego_Proctor> sebsebseb, yes it is not great, but if you have lots of other windows machines, well windows doesn't read ext very well.
[19:54] <Trikks> Yes, I had to put Windows back on because Ubuntu was having boot problems.
[19:54] <sebsebseb> Trikks: boot problems?
[19:54] <Trikks> Yes, I believe it had to do with the Nvidia Graphics driver.
[19:54] <iceroot> Kangarooo: if i am correct the info is in the package. i guess it was the control file, but dont know the apt-cache command to show the control file
[19:55] <sebsebseb> Trikks: ah yes
[19:55] <sebsebseb> Trikks: yes
[19:55] <Trikks> When I was finally able to boot in Recovery with internet access, I downloaded the driver and it booted just fine.
[19:55] <sebsebseb> Trikks: the Plymouth boot up in 10.04 sucks with propritary Nivida drivers and well ATI
[19:55] <iceroot> Kangarooo: normally in control there is the field "maintainer"  also man packagename is showing the bugtracking url at the end (imo)
[19:55] <Trikks> Haha, I noticed. :-P
[19:55] <Dreams-Void> can i install ubuntu onto an SD Card and NOT break the windows 7 bootloader? (netbook doesn't allow sd card boot but if its in grub)
[19:55] <sebsebseb> Trikks: What was your first Ubuntu?
[19:56] <PenguinChick> I know that this is more of a Maya thing (so I have posted this to the Maya forums as well) but as anyone here tried using Maya 2009 and gotten segmentation faults (signal 11)?
[19:56] <Trikks> This is the first. 10.04
[19:56] <sebsebseb> Trikks: oh
[19:56] <Ego_Proctor> Trikks, I only mentioned keeping NTFS if you needed to have a community space for both your machine and other windows machines.  otherwise just blow it away ans use something like ext4
[19:56] <sebsebseb> Trikks: well 9.10 sucked pretty much when it was new, but now is quite a bit better than 10.04 :)  however 9.04 :)  sadly that will run out of support at the end of October
[19:57] <yakra> ZykoticK9, OK. That site's about the same process. Except X, instead of Xorg, -configure. *shrug* But anyway. I'll try this as soon as I can save my work
[19:57] <sebsebseb> Trikks: previous versions of Ubuntu  work rather well with propritary graphic card drivers
[19:57] <Trikks> I haven't had any serious problems with 10.04. Small snags here and there but nothing unfixable with a little effort.
[19:58] <Trikks> After downloading the Nvidia Driver, it works great now.
[19:58] <PenguinChick> Anyone know what signal 11 means?
[19:58] <ZykoticK9> yakra, "that site" is just my method of doing things - there are almost always more then one way to do things in linux ;)  Good luck man.
[19:58] <sebsebseb> Trikks: uhmm the nivida driver didn't mess up boot up big time?
[19:58] <Trikks> I'm just having a minor problem with the Flash Plugin for Firefox.
[19:58] <Trikks> Not at all, it actually allowed me to boot up.
[19:58] <Ego_Proctor> Trikks, I have run into more issues with 10.04 and older motherboards with nvidia chipsets then anything else.
[19:59] <Trikks> I guess I may have gotten lucky, Haha.
[19:59] <sebsebseb> Trikks: as for Flash yeah there are issues every now and again
[19:59] <ZykoticK9> Trikks, is clicking in flash not working?
[19:59] <Trikks> Right
[19:59] <sebsebseb> Trikks: Flash will probably work nicely in another browser though
[20:00] <Ego_Proctor> Trikks, are you using 32 or 64 bit 10.04?
[20:00] <ZykoticK9> Trikks, http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/clicking-in-flash-not-working
[20:00] <guntbert> PenguinChick: Signal 11, or officially know as "segmentation fault", means that the program accessed a memory location that was not assigned. That's usually a bug in the program. (from: http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/)
[20:00] <Trikks> I'm using 64 Bit
[20:00] <lpetrov> q: just wondernig...can i upgrade my current (8.04) ubuntu server to the latest (that on ubuntu.com, that have virtualization tools included) :?
[20:00] <sebsebseb> Trikks: sudo apt-get install gparted  then  system > administration >  partition eidtor  /  gparted
[20:00] <Trikks> I don't really know what the difference between 64 bit and 32 bit is though.
[20:00] <sebsebseb> Trikks: and you can delete your WIndows partition with that
[20:00] <PenguinChick> guntbert: yeah, thats what it seems like.  I know the .so file that it seems to keep giving back to me in debug mode
[20:01] <afroman> hello. is it possible to use synaptics multi touch on linux?
[20:01] <Ego_Proctor> hmmm.... there is a different flash install for 32 bit and 64 bit.  I had the same issue.  let me see if I can dig up the 64 install.
[20:01] <PenguinChick> guntbert: but Im not sure what is the problem. I did do a memtest to make sure my memory wasnt corrupted or going bad
[20:01] <sebsebseb> Trikks: 64bit is more powerful  basically or can be with the right hardware
[20:01] <Trikks> I'm not to savvy with the Terminal yet.
[20:01] <guntbert> PenguinChick: so that will really be a bug in the software, your linux is doing what it is supposed to do
[20:01] <sebsebseb> Trikks: can do some stuff that will use a lot of RAM  using 64bit, where as 32bit nope
[20:02] <sebsebseb> Trikks: right well that command is basic
[20:02] <Trikks> I'm running an Alienware laptop. Gaming machine.
[20:02] <PenguinChick> guntbert: Hmm....and of course its an Autodesk program. Meh
[20:02] <Trikks> So I figured 64 bit would be the better choice.
[20:02] <sebsebseb> Trikks: oh if your a gamer, keep Windows I guess,  as much as I dislike saying that
[20:02] <sebsebseb> Trikks: even though there are some pretty good games that you can run on a Linux distro
[20:02] <Trikks> All my research says that there are ways to run games through Ubuntu.
[20:02] <NilBud> WINE and PlayOnLinux work wonders
[20:02] <sebsebseb> Trikks: yes native games, or Wine
[20:03] <PenguinChick> Trikks: Sure is.  Its not without a bit of work but it can be done.
[20:03] <Trikks> Yeah, Exactly.
[20:03] <sebsebseb> Trikks: PlayOnLinux is for Wine
[20:03] <sebsebseb> Trikks: however certain games you will still need Windows for
[20:03] <ZykoticK9> Trikks, just not "all" games - particularly not the "latest and greatest".  as much as it pains me Windows is FAR superior as a gaming platform currently.
[20:03] <lpetrov> hm.. while upgrading: /sbin/runlevel not found, wtf ?
[20:03] <NilBud> That it is. It's more ment for newbies. Autoconfigures the games for you.
[20:03] <lpetrov> any ideas ?
[20:03] <PenguinChick> The  only game programs I cant seem to do without using windows are things that are xna based
[20:03] <ZykoticK9> Trikks, native games i have running http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/gaming
[20:03] <Trikks> You know, I'd sacrifice quite a bit to get rid of Windows. Haha.
[20:04] <NilBud> Quake live, another fun gane is also native in Linux now.
[20:04] <Trikks> Aww, You couldn't get Quake 2 to work?
[20:04] <NilBud> game*
[20:04] <Trikks> Kotor fails!?
[20:04] <afroman> how do I turn my synaptics mouse into multitouch?
[20:05] <Ego_Proctor> Trikks, for flash try this site http://blog.mattrudge.net/2010/05/07/installing-flash-player-from-repository-on-ubuntu-10-04-64-bit/  has a tutorial for getting 64-bit flash working
[20:05] <sebsebseb> Trikks: Heres a good webpage I got onto not that long ago. http://www.dedoimedo.com/games/linux-games-best.html
[20:05] <ZykoticK9> Ego_Proctor, Trikks 64bit flash is cancelled!
[20:05] <sebsebseb> !games | Trikks
[20:05] <PenguinChick> Anyone know if xna platform games and software can be used in the linux environment yet?
[20:05] <Trikks> Cancled?
[20:06] <Ego_Proctor> ZykoticK9, they stopped support oh so then the ubuntu site about 32 bit flash in 64 bit os is probably better then
[20:06] <sudipta> gloobus not working in karmic.any help
[20:07] <clammitt> you guys hear about OnLive game service?
[20:07] <ZykoticK9> Ego_Proctor, i personally think so yes.  Not supported software is "not used" by me personally - so i don't use Songbird which I really miss :(
[20:07] <sebsebseb> http://www.dedoimedo.com/games/linux-games-best.html
[20:07] <Ego_Proctor> ZykoticK9, http://blog.mattrudge.net/2010/05/07/installing-flash-player-from-repository-on-ubuntu-10-04-64-bit/  this may work
[20:07] <augdawg> how do i remove the grub?
[20:07] <sebsebseb> augdawg: uhmm why?
[20:07] <guntbert> augdawg: you need it to start ubuntu
[20:07] <afroman> can anybody tell me how to make my synaptics mouse into multi touch?
[20:07] <ZykoticK9> Ego_Proctor, oh you should still be able to find/install it still!  It's just not developed, so no fixes, currently.
[20:08] <sebsebseb> guntbert: well there is another way to boot without a boot loader I think, but I don't know the details
[20:08] <augdawg> sebsebseb guntbert ; i removed windows from my machine and i want to boot ubuntu automaticakky
[20:08] <sebsebseb> augdawg: well your meant to have Grub
[20:08] <maxwellian> augdawg: You still need grub.
[20:08] <sebsebseb> augdawg: you can put the count down on 0
[20:09] <augdawg> well is there anyway i can still have it but make ubuntu boot automatically without showing it?
[20:09] <sebsebseb> augdawg: then if you want Grub to show in the future press esc when the computer boots
[20:09] <sebsebseb> augdawg: for example to gain access to recovery mode
[20:09] <augdawg> sebsebseb ; how can i do that?
[20:09] <sebsebseb> augdawg: Your on 10.04 yeah?
[20:09] <carlos82> hello everyone
[20:09] <Trikks> Keeps asking for my password in terminal when I run a script but it won't let me type my password.
[20:09] <augdawg> sebsebseb yes i am. 10.04.
[20:09] <carlos82> i have some problems with connection to ubuntu one
[20:09] <sebsebseb> !grub2 | augdawg
[20:10] <maxwellian> Trikks: What script?
[20:10] <carlos82> i cannot connect
[20:10] <Trikks> http://blog.mattrudge.net/2010/05/07/installing-flash-player-from-repository-on-ubuntu-10-04-64-bit/  The shell script here.
[20:10] <guntbert> Trikks: type rght on, it doesn't show any feedback
[20:10] <augdawg> okay thanks guys
[20:10] <guntbert> *right
[20:10] <augdawg> everyone who helped
[20:10] <sebsebseb> augdawg: np
[20:10] <carlos82> someone can tell me the process to connect and register a machine in ubuntu one?
[20:10] <sebsebseb> augdawg: oh yeah theres a graphical program as well
[20:10] <sebsebseb> augdawg: for changing grub
[20:10] <LJRuff> carlos82, What seems to be the exact issue?
[20:10] <sebsebseb> !info startup-manager
[20:11] <Trikks> Ok yeah, That works. Just doesn't show that I'm typing anything in...
[20:11] <hopeless8009> any one here know Ubuntu server while mounting a nfs on my laptop i get the error mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.1.70:/home
[20:11] <Trikks> Strange.
[20:11] <augdawg> okay ill try that sebsebseb thanks again
[20:11] <sebsebseb> augdawg: startup manager or something
[20:11] <augdawg> okay thanks
[20:11] <augdawg> is it in synaptic sebsebseb
[20:11] <guntbert> carlos82: ubuntu one support is in #ubuntuone
[20:11] <sebsebseb> augdawg: yes
[20:11] <augdawg> okay thanks let nme check
[20:11] <sebsebseb> augdawg: should be able to find the one I mean in there
[20:11] <maxwellian> Trikks: It's so someone can't be over your shoulder reading your password.
[20:11] <maxwellian> Trikks: Or even the *length* of your password.
[20:11] <carlos82> LJRuff: in the session manager i was choose the option "Ubuntu One..."
[20:12] <afroman> does anybody here use synaptics multi touch?
[20:12] <Trikks> Haha, Yeah. Its still confusing!
[20:12] <carlos82> guntberg: thanx, ill go there !
[20:12] <Trikks> But safety first. :-)
[20:12] <sebsebseb> !info startupmanager
[20:12] <sebsebseb> augdawg: there ^
[20:12] <carlos82> LJRuff: and only hold it, doesnt connect
[20:12] <sebsebseb> augdawg: sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[20:13] <augdawg> sebsebseb great thats the one i am downloading
[20:13] <LJRuff> carlos82, the connect/disconnect button is disabled?
[20:13] <sebsebseb> Trikks: there are differences here and there between Windows yes, however Linux distros are designed most of them, with security in mind, to be more secure than Windows
[20:13] <LJRuff> carlos82, Open a terminal session if you have not already
[20:13] <Trikks> I got the worst virus on Windows about a week ago. And that is what put me over the edge. I formatted my hard drive and switched to Ubuntu.
[20:14] <LJRuff> Welcome to Ubuntu, Trikks!
[20:14] <sebsebseb> Trikks: and having to  enter the password for quite a few things, is a good thing really
[20:14] <augdawg> sebsebseb ; just downloaded it. thanks for all your help guys!
[20:14] <carlos82> LJRuff: its open now
[20:14] <sebsebseb> augdawg: np
[20:14] <LJRuff> carlos82, do precisely as I say, please. Run this -> killall ubuntuone-login ubuntuone-preferences ubuntuone-syncdaemon
[20:14] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: Wow, you're still here. :)  Did you get your server wireless?
[20:14] <carlos82> LJRuff: are u sure?; doenst hang my session at all?
[20:15] <sebsebseb> Trikks: well there are ways to run Windows more securely, with it not being that likely to get malware,  however since its so easy to get malware installed into Windows, running Windows online, is a security risk really
[20:15] <LJRuff> carlos82, may i message you
[20:15] <LJRuff> ?
[20:15] <LJRuff> sebsebseb, yeah, by uninstalling it and putting linux on that box... =D
[20:15] <Tsunami99> Hi Every one....
[20:15] <augdawg> sebsebseb ; so i just set it as 0 seconds. if i want to view grub, then i hit esc?
[20:15] <sebsebseb> augdawg: yes
[20:15] <Tsunami99> Good Morning
[20:15] <augdawg> thanks man you rock
[20:15] <LJRuff> !hi | Tsunami99
[20:16] <carlos82> LJRuff: the terminal ask me an option after command killall
[20:16] <carlos82> LJRuff: which one?
[20:16] <Tsunami99> Thanks All...
[20:16] <LJRuff> carlos82, follow this guide - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOne/FAQ#How%20do%20I%20completely%20remove%20and%20reinstall%20the%20Ubuntu%20One%20client%20software?
[20:16] <LJRuff> carlos82, then follow up with this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOne/FAQ#How%20do%20I%20add%20my%20computer?
[20:16] <guntbert> hopeless8009: look into the server logs - there you could see a reason
[20:17] <augdawg> see ya guys! bye!
[20:17] <guntbert> sebsebseb: if I remember correctly it is <shift> with grub2
[20:17] <maxwellian> !bye
[20:17] <sebsebseb> guntbert: oh
[20:18] <carlos82> LJRuff: thanx, its clear now, let me probe it
[20:18] <sebsebseb> Trikks: and Google have even banned  Windows from their offices :D
[20:18] <Trikks> Ahahaha
[20:18] <maxwellian> sebsebseb: What are they using, do you know?
[20:18] <Tsunami99> I want to discuss the Siclogy of Linux developer...
[20:19] <sebsebseb> maxwellian: yes,  Linux distros or Mac OS X
[20:19] <maxwellian> Tsunami99: Psychology?
[20:19] <maxwellian> sebsebseb: Nothing more specific? :)
[20:19] <Tsunami99> What will let you go for Linux Developing??
[20:19] <NilBud> lol
[20:19] <Trikks> My Flash Player is still not fuctioning correctly. :-/
[20:19] <visavant> C, mostly.
[20:19] <sebsebseb> maxwellian: well I suppouse there is still a little bit of Windows around for when they are making apps for Windows.  However if an employee wants it on their lap top, they have to get proper permission from above is what I read as well.  Anyway off topic!
[20:20] <visavant> Don't do the general stuff, and get a PhD to get hired at Google for kernel maintaining. :P
[20:20] <Tsunami99> You spent hours and hours without getting any cash!!!
[20:20] <LJRuff> Trikks, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras will install flash player, as well as JRE's, etc...
[20:20] <maxwellian> Tsunami99: Don't understand the question...are you asking what about someone's personality will help them to be Linux developer?
[20:20] <Trikks> It only happens with I have the visual effects turned to Normal or Extra.
[20:20] <LJRuff> !ot | Tsunami99
[20:20] <Tsunami99> I mean what is your motivation to develop in core linux parts??
[20:20] <sebsebseb> maxwellian: I think when it comes to Linux though that most employees are using Ubuntu actsually
[20:21] <maxwellian> sebsebseb: Cool, thanks for the info. :)
[20:21] <visavant> Tsunami99 : Innovation.
[20:21] <hopeless8009> can some one help me edit exports for nfs
[20:22] <visavant> Tsunami99 : Usually it's identified parts that there are lacking tools in alternatives.
[20:22] <Tsunami99> For me I say collaboration, freedom, sharing of knowledge....
[20:22] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: Did you get the wireless going from a few hours ago?
[20:22] <a> Hi
[20:22] <furball> hi all, I've got a problem and I don't even know how to google it...
[20:22] <LJRuff> Tsunami99, that really is off-topic. Please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic or #linux
[20:22] <LJRuff> !ask | furball
[20:22] <jaime> hi, fresh install of K-10.4 here, sending mail 'with an attachment' makes the box freeze hard. same thing with thunderbird and kmail. fresh profiles, thorough hardware test, reinstalled apps and deps (even though debsum had no complaints), nothing seems to fix it. :( anyone?
[20:23] <Tsunami99> No Probs....
[20:23] <visavant> jaime: You're using evolution?
[20:23] <sebsebseb> maxwellian: http://blogs.computerworld.com/16232/good_bye_windows_hello_linux_mac_says_google
[20:23] <Tsunami99> I am only a new user....
[20:23] <jaime> visavant: no
[20:23] <visavant> jaime: Ah, that's what I use and haven't had a problem with file attachments across a variety of connection types.
[20:23] <band-aid> jaime: what are you trying to attach
[20:23] <maxwellian> sebsebseb: Sweet. :)
[20:24] <jaime> thunderbird. tried kmail and same thing happens
[20:24] <Tsunami99> I will go now, Its time to eat..
[20:24] <Tsunami99> good bye!!!
[20:24] <visavant> jaime: What kind of attachments, not what kind of application.
[20:24] <jaime> sorry, picture files which are perfectly fine
[20:24] <Alan502> Hi :) how can I set a connection as the default to connect to the internet? I'm using a mobile/broadband connection but when I activate eth0 too I can't browse the web.
[20:25] <a> I install afresh ubuntu 10.4 but the gdm is freezed the problem is wthi intel vga drive but how to solve this?
[20:25] <alan> who here's usin a virtual machine
[20:25] <sebsebseb> alan: me
[20:25] <visavant> jaime: Does it give you an error response
[20:25] <Alan502> alme too
[20:25] <sebsebseb> Alan502: I mean I run them sometimes
[20:25] <dissident> hi
[20:25] <visavant> alan: Running KVM here through ubuntu virt-manager.
[20:25] <sebsebseb> alan
[20:25] <Alan502> sebsebseb, the other alan
[20:25] <Alan502> lol
[20:25] <Alan502> alan, i'm running a vm
[20:25]  * sebsebseb does them of Ubuntu
[20:25] <jaime> visavant: nothing, starts sending, shows progress bar and bang, full freeze. magic-sysrq dead too
[20:25]  * sebsebseb development versions of Ubuntu and what not
[20:26] <oxymoron> How do I fix this: http://pastebin.com/Gt5hQFkk
[20:26] <furball> I'm just getting started with the latest version of ubuntu netbook edition on a eeePC. I've tried to install the nvidia graphics drivers to get xbmc working and did a system update and after the restart as soon as I start an application it looses focus and the "Favourites" screen is showed. I can usually alt-tab to the program and perhaps get a single keypress or mouse event registered but no more
[20:26] <dissident> anyone been getting these kinds of errors on their wireless interfaces? "ERROR!!! RTMPCancelTimer failed, Timer hasn't been initialize!"
[20:26] <alan> alan502: nice, virtualbox???
[20:26] <Alan502> alan, of course :P
[20:26] <alan> well, theres vmeare
[20:26] <LJRuff> !netbook | furball
[20:26] <alan> *vmware
[20:27] <Alan502> vmware is not open source though
[20:27] <spaes> Hi, I have a desktop with a new install of 10.04. I want to install the latest Nvidia drivers so in order to stop X server, I have tried both gdm stop and init 3. init 3 does nothing, gdm stop starts but then hangs at "Checking battery state..."  This is a desktop machine with no battery. what can i do to avoid this check? i have looked into acpi and apm but can't figure those out
[20:27] <alan> ohhh
[20:27] <dissident> alan: what do you want to use it for?
[20:27] <Alan502> spaes, I know i know
[20:27] <fuzzybunny69y> hey guys I have a computer on my local network but I am not sure what the ip address is. Does anyone know the command I would use to find out what it is. I am on another computer on the same network
[20:27] <sebsebseb> spaes: uhmm  thing is
[20:27] <Alan502> spaes, some days ago i was having a really hard time trying to install the drivers
[20:27] <sebsebseb> spaes: since its 10.04  if you successfuly get the propritary driver installed, your boot up may mess up big time!
[20:28] <Alan502> spaes, fortunately, i found a tutorial on ubuntuforums.org that helped a lot
[20:28] <jaime> fuzzybunny69y: let nmap pingscan the whole subnet
[20:28] <alan> dissident: I'm already usinng virtualbox
[20:28] <maxwellian> hopeless8009: What are you trying to do?
[20:28] <Alan502> spaes, let me give you the link
[20:28] <fuzzybunny69y> jaime, nmap thats what it was
[20:28] <Alan502> as soon as i can browse the web though XD
[20:28] <spaes> Alan502: ok great thanks
[20:28] <dissident> spaes: funny thing, my old ATI card fried earlier today. bought an Nvidia, and had that same problem
[20:28] <salah> my ubuntu 10.4 is freezed ,due to intel vga driver but ican't solve the problem pls help?
[20:29] <oxymoron> Does someone know if theres any web development and programming channels on IRC? :)
[20:29] <Alan502> spaes, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1467074
[20:29] <sebsebseb> alan Virtualbox better than free versions of VMware :)
[20:29] <Kyle__> Is there a preferred way to set a permanant mount-name for an external drive?
[20:29] <Alan502> spaes, that worked just fine for me :)
[20:29] <oxymoron> And also somewhere I can talk to ALL developers of *buntu.
[20:29] <sebsebseb> oxymoron: ##programming
[20:30] <Alan502> sebsebseb, you're the man here, do you know if i can set a connection as the default to connect to the internet?
[20:30] <spaes> sebsebseb: i am trying to install the CUDA toolkit for some GPU development stuff, I read that CUDA needs the latest version of the drivers, not the ones made for Ubuntu... so i hope i can get it to work, though it is proprietary
[20:30] <oxymoron> sebsebseb: Isnt that all kind of programming in there? :P
[20:30] <sebsebseb> oxymoron: yes
[20:30] <alan> well, i'm peacin.
[20:31] <sebsebseb> Alan502: uhmm if its ethernet it should just work, if its wireless you may have to configure
[20:31] <oxymoron> sebsebseb: Alright, I guess I will make some conflicts in there, so probably best not starting something there xD I am not really into system programming ...
[20:31] <Alan502> sebsebseb, ok imma google
[20:31] <maxwellian> oxymoron: What are you looking for?
[20:31] <Kyle__> Anyone, Anyone?  Naming external hard drives?
[20:31] <webPragmatist> how can i see current logged in ssh users?
[20:31] <sebsebseb> oxymoron: theres a channel for PHP
[20:32] <ejv> oxymoron: !offtopic | oxymoron
[20:32] <ejv> :p
[20:32] <oxymoron> maxwellian: SOmehwee I can discuss web development and web designing mostly, but then also a channel for discussing with *buntu developers so I can get help because nobody can support in the official ones what I want to know.
[20:32] <spaes> Alan502: did you stop X server using gdm stop?
[20:32] <gamb1t> I accidentally the entire harddrive
[20:32] <jaime> webPragmatist: ps aux|grep sshd
[20:32] <ejv> I accidentally the entire harddrive all the time
[20:32] <webPragmatist> jaime: thanks
[20:32] <oxymoron> sebsebseb: Yeah, that ##php channel is crazy sometimes, especially when I am there xD
[20:33] <webPragmatist> jaime: does top list both ssh and interactive logins?
[20:33] <webPragmatist> or what?
[20:33] <jaime> sure
[20:33] <fuzzybunny69y> jaime, do you know what the command is to scan the whole range of ip addresses on my local network
[20:33] <jaime> -sP
[20:33] <webPragmatist> jaime: i'm just trying to be sure i am only getting ssh users
[20:33] <Alan502> spaes, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[20:33] <oxymoron> maxwellian: I always get oh youre off topic, or if I am asking support in off topic channels they point me here :D
[20:33] <spaes> yeah, that is my problem right now... not the rest of the steps
[20:34] <jaime> webPragmatist: 'who'
[20:34] <spaes> it's a new machine, and for some reason it is checking for a battery and hanging
[20:34] <webPragmatist> ah thats great thanks
[20:34] <maxwellian> oxymoron: Try this to search irc channels: http://searchirc.com/search.php?SCHANS=1&SSORT=SIZE&N=freenode
[20:34] <Alan502> spaes, including the whole directory seemed to make a difference than just sudo gdm stop
[20:34] <oxymoron> maxwellian: Then I also would like to discuss with developers of *buntu thats not getting personal. Most people say they get offended if I critisize some things :P
[20:34] <Alan502> spaes, change to a different tty and sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[20:35] <maxwellian> oxymoron: You haven't asked any Ubuntu questions in here.  Do you have a question?
[20:35] <guntbert> !ot | oxymoron
[20:35] <oxymoron> guntbert: Yeye
[20:36] <ubforce> How do I update/upgrade an application "manually"?
[20:36] <oxymoron> maxwellian: Not sure if its ubuntu specific, but halfway. I would like to get help solving problem compiling an application plugin thats exit and I dont understand.
[20:36] <Alan502> ubforce, do you mean not using synaptic?
[20:36] <oxymoron> maxwellian: Like this http://pastebin.com/Gt5hQFkk
[20:37] <raven> any cmd REMINDER tools?
[20:37] <jaime> raven: at
[20:37] <raven> jaime, acoustical?
[20:37] <Trikks> Do you guys know anything about running console emulators on Linux?
[20:38] <Alan502> sebsebseb, what are "routes.." under the ipv4 tab? there's a checkbox that says "use this connection only for resources on this network"
[20:38] <jaime> if you so desire you make it run 'echo foo|festival -tts'
[20:38] <biopyte> i have trouble using openstreet maps. what packages do i need, for viewing streetmaps offline?
[20:38] <Alan502> Trikks, what console exactly?
[20:38] <Trikks> Gameboy Advanced
[20:39] <Kyle__> Trikks: yes.  You download the binary or source, comile if it's source, and run them.  It's pretty simple
[20:39] <oxymoron> maxwellian: On line 8 for instance "collect2: ld returned 1 exit  status", that does that mean?
[20:39] <Alan502> Trikks, there are plenty of emulators on synaptic
[20:39] <Trikks> How do I find them?
[20:39] <ubforce> alan502: yes, not using synaptic - synaptic is not showing the newest version available, nor even the next newest.
[20:39] <sebsebseb> Alan502: not sure
[20:39] <Alan502> sebsebseb, thanks
[20:39] <Alan502> ubforce, what app is that?
[20:39] <tik_> hi
[20:39] <maxwellian> oxymoron: Look at line 7.  That's your problem.
[20:40] <Alan502> Trikks, try mednafen
[20:40] <dsnyders> Hi all, my Acer P221W monitor doesn't automatically power off any more.  I am using the nvidia driver.  How can I re-enable the power saving?
[20:40] <oxymoron> maxwellian: So the problem is the git repository with broken C++ files? ...
[20:40] <maxwellian> oxymoron: I don't know about writing plugins for Git (if that's what you're doing), but I'm guessing your missing an include file.
[20:40] <ubforce> rakarrack - it's a jack-based app for real-time guitar effects
[20:40] <ubforce> alan502: rakarrack - it's a jack-based app for real-time guitar effects
[20:40] <maxwellian> oxymoron: You're, rather.
[20:41] <caac> hi, when i update it keeps back some things, how can i fix that?
[20:41] <iMJ94> Is it hard to get ubuntu on a mac?
[20:41] <Alan502> ubforce, normally, if the lastest version is not on synaptic, you may have to compile it from the source
[20:41] <raven> how to use festival?
[20:42] <maxwellian> oxymoron: Are you writing this plugin yourself, or what?
[20:42] <Alan502> ubforce, first remove the package you installed from synaptic, sudo apt-get remove --purge ratarack
[20:42] <anr78> My ati restricted driver install fails with this message: http://pastebin.ca/1893537. Any ideas?
[20:42] <ejv> Hello, wireless support for Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02) has broken under the recent Ubuntu 10.04 update to vmlinuz-2.6.32-23-generic, how do I make it work?
[20:42] <maco> raven: if you "man festival" somewhere in there it tells you how to get interactive mode. do that. then hit enter, and itll give a blank area. when you hit ctrl+D itll say whatever you typed in the blank area
[20:42] <Ben123123> Hello! Is there anyone  that has used ollydbg?
[20:43] <maco> ejv: you can boot the previous kernel
[20:43] <oxymoron> maxwellian: No, gitorious channel for git plugin to kdevelop4.
[20:43] <Alan502> ubforce, you may find this useful http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/rakarrack-guitar-fx-linux
[20:43] <jaime> raven: echo blabla|festival -tts
[20:43] <maxwellian> oxymoron: Can you say that again, with a verb this time. :)
[20:44] <raven> jaime, festival: Unknown option "-tts"
[20:44] <jaime> wot
[20:44] <Alan502> ubforce, brb, i'm just configuring network
[20:44] <iMJ94> Is it?
[20:44] <leonardo> how can i change the resolution in a nano terminal it only give me 800x600
[20:44] <jaime> raven: echo blabla|festival --tts
[20:44] <jaime> scusi
[20:44] <oxymoron> maxwellian: In other words, kdevelop developers git repository, not mine :P
[20:44] <maxwellian> leonardo: Just maximize the terminal window?
[20:45] <juken> Anyone have a microphone that works and can show me their alsamixer settings?
[20:45] <bstarek> Hello guys, i am facing this weird situation:my internet used to work perfectly...but now nothing works anymore even tho im connected to my wireless network, anyone can help please?
[20:45] <maxwellian> oxymoron: So you're trying to build a plugin from source, from someone else's repository?
[20:45] <raven> jaime, works - now the problem is to open the sound port /dev/dsp
[20:45] <skhater> my Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller couse my ubuntu to freeze help?
[20:45] <oxymoron> maxwellian: Yes ;)
[20:45] <maco> raven: oh i know how to fix that
[20:45] <leonardo> no the screen resolution is too low
[20:45] <bstarek> the last the internet worked was when i was in the airport
[20:46] <raven> maco yes?
[20:46] <maco> raven: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TextToSpeech#Configuration%20for%20ESD%20or%20PulseAudio
[20:46] <caac> hi, when i do a sudo apt-get update and a sudo apt-get upgrade, it says it kept back some things, how do i fix that?
[20:46] <jaime> raven: check perms of that dev and put yourself in the proper group? sorry i have no buntu up here
[20:46] <iMJ94> How would i get ubuntu on my mac?
[20:46] <maco> raven: just need to put it in pulseaudio mode is all
[20:46] <raven> maco ok tnx
[20:46] <leonardo> im using a dell c600
[20:46] <maxwellian> bstarek: What distribution are your running?
[20:46] <maco> iMJ94: look into a tool called rEFIt
[20:46] <Trikks> How do I get to a specific folder in Terminal?
[20:46] <Trikks> Haven't done Dos in like, 10 years..
[20:46] <maco> Trikks: "cd" changes directories
[20:46] <bstarek> maxwellian : the last one
[20:46] <bstarek> maxwellian : 10.04
[20:46] <maco> Trikks: this isnt DOS anyway
[20:46] <iMJ94> maco: ?
[20:46] <Trikks> So is it cd /folder ?
[20:46] <maco> Trikks: this is a bash shell
[20:47] <maco> Trikks: if you want one thats under / then yeah
[20:47] <bstarek> maxwellian : it is very weird because everything used to work perfectly
[20:47] <Trikks> Well then I'm definitely up shit creek
[20:47] <maco> Trikks: watch your language
[20:47] <Trikks> Oof, Sorry. >.<
[20:47] <maxwellian> oxymoron: Okay, well it doesn't seem likely that they would keep a broken build in the repos.
[20:47] <maxwellian> oxymoron: Do they list build pre-requisites?
[20:47] <maco> Trikks: if you want one thats under your current directory ( pwd tells you the current dir) you leave off the /
[20:47] <ubforce> alan502: I did read that article: helpful for a non-noob. I see general instructions on what to do, not how to do
[20:47] <h00k> Trikks: the Manual might be of some help, too
[20:47] <maco> Trikks: ls tells you the files in your current dir
[20:47] <h00k> !manual | Trikks
[20:47] <Trikks> Manual?
[20:48] <maco> Trikks: and if you install bash-completion, you'll be able to hit tab to autocomplete paths as you type
[20:48] <kappa_zs> hi all!
[20:48] <perlmonkey2> I need to tune my cpufreq conf files.  Anyone know where they are?
[20:48] <maxwellian> bstarek: So you were using the wireless on 10.04 at the airport, you came home, and it wasn't working anymore?
[20:48] <BluesKaj> !mac | iMJ94
[20:48] <raven> maco, ok but now it hangs on it seems - cpu 100% but nothing to hear
[20:48] <maco> iMJ94: macs dont have BIOS. they have EFI instead. so to make linux boot on it, you need rEFIt, a tool that speaks EFI
[20:48] <oxymoron> maxwellian: I dont know what that means, it can be found here http://gitorious.org/kdevelop4-git and I just git clone it
[20:48] <perlmonkey2> Not even running a compile triggers a cpu upscale.
[20:48] <wildc4rd> evenin' all!
[20:48] <kappa_zs> i am using ubuntu 10.04. i installed virtualbox but i can not make a virtual cd-rom for it. can someone please help me ?
[20:48] <leonardo> somebody
[20:48] <bstarek> maxwellian : that is exactly what happened! I travelled and then nothing
[20:49] <iMJ94> What's my very first step then?
[20:49] <ubforce> alan502: btw, when I run the command line you gave me, it returns that it's "unable to lock the administration directory"
[20:49] <iMJ94> Burn the iso?
[20:49] <maco> iMJ94: yeah
[20:50] <maxwellian> oxymoron: Is there a README file in what you downloaded?
[20:50] <Alan502> ubforce, it's cause you have another synaptic open
[20:50] <raven> maco?
[20:50] <maco> iMJ94: and read this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook
[20:50] <Alan502> ubforce, or ubuntu software center open
[20:50] <dsnyders> leonardo, ask your question all on one line, then be patient.  If nobody answers after ten minutes or so, then ask again.
[20:50] <Alan502> ubforce, close them all, and run it again
[20:50] <maco> raven: i dont know. are you doing the interactive way i mentioned? if so, it wont speak til you ctrl+D
[20:50] <Alan502> ubforce, or rather just uninstall ratarack from synaptic
[20:50] <Alan502> ubforce, where you installed it
[20:50] <maxwellian> bstarek: So what's happening now?  Does the icon in the top right show that you're connected?
[20:51] <raven> maco no im in tts mode and ctrl d does not do anything
[20:51] <kappa_zs> i am using ubuntu 10.04. i installed virtualbox but i can not make a virtual cd-rom for it. can someone please help me ?
[20:51] <bstarek> maxwellian : yes it connects to the network but nothing works, looks like something is blocking the trqffic
[20:51] <oxymoron> maxwellian: Nope :/
[20:51] <Alan502> kappa_zs, virtual cd-rom?
[20:51] <maco> raven: i dont know. ive never used --tts
[20:51] <juken> How do I remove pulseaudio completely and get install something that actually works?
[20:51] <Alan502> ubforce, tell me when y're done to guide you through installing ratarack properly from the sources
[20:52] <juken> s/get//
[20:52] <ubforce> alan502: duh - I wasn't sure what was locking it; I should have just closed everything else.
[20:52] <raven> maco perhaps any fault with the sound cfg?
[20:52] <kappa_zs> Alan502: iso  file as cd -rom...
[20:52] <maco> juken: you can uninstall it just fine. you'll then have to add yourself to the audio group and get used to the fact that there is no graphical volume mixer without pulseaudio
[20:52] <Alan502> kappa_zs, close all vm's you may have open
[20:52] <ubforce> alan502: it's done.
[20:52] <juken> maco: sounds good
[20:52] <maco> raven: i dont know. those directions worked for one of my friends when she had the dsp problem
[20:52] <maxwellian> This is probably offtopic, but does anyone know of a client that would allow you to open up a window which only contains what one person has said in this channel?  It would help to fix someone's problem if you didn't have to constantly scroll back.
[20:52] <Alan502> kappa_zs, then, on the virtualbox windows
[20:52] <Alan502> *window
[20:52] <BluesKaj> juken, your sound may work after you remove pulseaudio
[20:52] <caac> is it true Ubuntu 10.04.1 is out?
[20:52] <maxwellian> IRC client, I mean.
[20:52] <juken> BluesKaj: that's what I'm hoping for
[20:52] <raven> maco ok...
[20:53] <Alan502> kappa_zs, click on the virtual machine you want to put the iso and then settings
[20:53] <maco> caac: no i dont think so. theres been no announcement of that...
[20:53] <maxwellian> oxymoron: Sorry, you're going to have to talk to those developers somehow.  This is specific to their project.
[20:53] <caac> :S
[20:53] <Alan502> kappa_zs, on "storage" add an ide controler
[20:53] <caac> it's weird, I had to do sudo apt-get dist-upgrade to get my updates and upgrades
[20:53] <Alan502> kappa_zs, the cd/dvd device
[20:53] <kappa_zs> Alan502 yes. and ?
[20:53] <oxymoron> maxwellian: I cannot found any contact info somewhere :/
[20:53] <maco> caac: launchpad says that milestone is expected on the 29th of this month
[20:53] <kappa_zs> Alan502 that is the probelm. thetre is no cd rom :(
[20:53] <maxwellian> bstarek: Right click on the icon in the top right, and look at the contact info.  Do you have an IP?
[20:53] <Alan502> kappa_zs, in "add ide controller"?
[20:54] <MJ94> http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download i do this first, right?
[20:54] <maco> caac: you have to do that any time packages will be added or removed during an upgrade, such as when theres a new kernel
[20:54] <X-Sleepy-X> I have 10.04 installed on my Eee and ever since that release I've been getting an error during boot at random times. The error is that all I see is a black screen with a white marker up in the left corner that doesn't blink. I can just shut down the PC and start it all over again but it's kind of annoying so now I wonder how to trouble shoot this. I would like to know which log I could check or if there is anything else I can do?
[20:54] <X-Sleepy-X>  Thanks in advance!
[20:54] <BluesKaj> juken, did you set all the ctrls in alsamixer to unmute and over 80% ?
[20:54] <maco> caac: thats why aptitude doesnt call it dist-upgrade anymore. it's a misnomer. they call it full-upgrade
[20:54] <Alan502> ubforce, ok you downloaded the source package already? cd to it from the terminal
[20:54] <caac> first time I had to do that maco :O
[20:54] <maxwellian> oxymoron: http://lists.kde.org/?l=kdevelop-devel&r=1&w=2
[20:54] <bstarek> maxwellian : i do have a local ipadress 192.168.x.x
[20:54] <caac> I don't use aptitude
[20:54] <caac> I do apt-get
[20:54] <kappa_zs> Alan502 it writes ide controller but it is disable (black ) :( it is not clickable .
[20:54] <caac> maco, thx for the info, July 29
[20:54] <juken> BluesKaj: sure did, been working at this for a little over a week now, no one seems to know the problem, I've also checked the forum and #pulseaudio but those were useless.
[20:55] <kappa_zs> Alan502 i came back
[20:55] <Oer> ubuntu 10.04 - 1 is schedulled for July 29th , caac
[20:55] <maco> caac: ive been using this for 4 years. its always been the case that upgrade and dist-upgrade were a distinction between add/remove, not anything actually strictly correlated with changing distro versions. the apt-get manpage explains this
[20:55] <BluesKaj> juken, no sound at all ?
[20:55] <maxwellian> bstarek: Okay, do you know how to open a terminal?
[20:55] <juken> BluesKaj: sound is fine through my headphones, but the mic on the headset doesn't work
[20:55] <bstarek> maxwellian : even when i type iwconfig in terminal i can see that all the information are there
[20:55] <caac> kk, :
[20:55] <caac> :)
[20:55] <Alan502> kappa_zs, so you can see "IDE controller" under "Storage Tree" but it's grayed out?
[20:55] <bstarek> maxwellian : yes :)
[20:55] <raven> maco dont know what was the error but now it works - tnx
[20:55] <maxwellian> bstarek: Okay good.  type 'ping google.com'
[20:55] <maco> juken: that sounds like a driver bug
[20:55] <dsnyders> Hi all, my Acer P221W monitor doesn't automatically power off any more.  I am using the nvidia driver.  How can I re-enable the power saving?
[20:56] <Alan502> kappa_zs, and you can't click the "add ide controller"
[20:56] <juken> maco: worked fine right after a fresh install, but once I rebooted it was gone.
[20:56] <kappa_zs>  Alan502:  yes grey color :( it is disabled . i dont know why  :(
[20:56] <krabador> ww.metallica.com
[20:56] <kappa_zs>  Alan502:  yes i can not clik.
[20:56] <bstarek> maxwellian : cant ping anything except my router 192.168.1.1
[20:56] <ubforce> alan502: (feeling foolish) how do I get to (or find out) where firefox default download location is?
[20:56] <Alan502> kappa_zs, what does it say under "attributes"
[20:56] <maco> juken: is this a usb headset or using the 1/8" jacks?
[20:56] <maxwellian> bstarek: Okay, do me a favor and try resetting your router.  Unplug it, wait a couple of seconds, then plug it back in.
[20:56] <maxwellian> bstarek: I have to do that sometimes at home.
[20:56] <Alan502> ubforce, it's /home/user/downloads normally
[20:57] <bstarek> maxwellian : ok then im gonna quit the forum and be back ok?
[20:57] <maxwellian> bstarek: Yup. :)
[20:57] <Alan502> ubforce, you can also just right click on your download > open directory
[20:57] <bstarek> maxwellian : ok dont go away please :)
[20:57] <kappa_zs>  Alan502: many things. but which you want ?
[20:57] <maxwellian> bstarek: Wait...
[20:57] <Alan502> kappa_zs, Name, type, and if the checkbox is checked
[20:57] <bstarek> maxwellian : yes?
[20:58] <maxwellian> bstarek: Oh, never mind, I confused myself. :)  Go ahead, I'll be here.
[20:58] <bstarek> maxwellian : lol alright
[20:58] <grzegorz> siemano
[20:59] <Alan502> ubforce, haha, and don't worry about feeling foolish, we were all newbies one time :)
[20:59] <ubforce> alan502: when I try to cd to downloads (or /home/[user]/downloads), it returns No such file or directory.
[20:59] <juken> maco: USB
[20:59] <Alan502> ubforce, linux is case-sesitive, try /home/user/Downloads
[20:59] <kappa_zs>  Alan502: i dont know why but it came ... thank for your help but ide is working now..
[20:59] <ubforce> alan502: I opened in file browser to see it.
[21:00] <Alan502> ubforce, did you already extract the file?
[21:00] <kappa_zs>  Alan502: it is not possible but i reopen the cd rom of my hardware and it came back
[21:00] <kappa_zs>  Alan502: ubuntu has problems with vbox i think...
[21:00] <maco> juken: ok so its a second sound device. the order of device enumeration in linux is nondeterministic. have you tried using pavucontrol to manually set which audio in (1/8" jack v. usb device) to use?
[21:00] <Alan502> kappa_zs, so you want to mount an iso file or a physical cd on your virtual machine?
[21:01] <kappa_zs>  Alan502: an iso file. but i can do it. thank for your help :)
[21:01] <BluesKaj> bbq time....bbl
[21:01] <ubforce> alan502: Downloads - yup (shoulda rememberedd from my Unix days (25 years ago)..    ; )
[21:01] <juken> maco: http://i.imgur.com/OEl2w.png ; http://i.imgur.com/apegR.png ; http://i.imgur.com/Nvcx1.png ; http://i.imgur.com/tmA5L.png
[21:01] <{fbs}> whos the ubuntu doc expert ? :)
[21:01] <Alan502> kappa_zs, ok no problem :) come anytime you want
[21:01] <{fbs}> dock
[21:01] <ubforce> alan502: no - not extracted, yet
[21:01] <juken> maco: those are pretty much the settings I'm using, but I've switched between a lot on alsamixer also trying different things.
[21:01] <ubforce> alan502: where do I extract to?
[21:01] <hopeless8009> when i run sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.1.70:/home /home/john/desktop/home the server denys me acesss can some one help i have ad min to the server
[21:02] <Alan502> ubforce, just extract it in the same directory, doesn't matter
[21:02] <sudipta> how to extract a rar file in karmic? the default archive manager can not do it
[21:02] <juken> sudipta: sudo apt-get install unrar
[21:03] <maco> juken: wow ive never seen that software before. i use kubuntu... but anyway, try installing pavucontrol. itll show open streams and you can click on the stream and set what device it should pull from
[21:03] <bstarek2> maxwellian: still the same :(
[21:03] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Can I restart Xwindows without losing all the running programs?
[21:03] <maxwellian> bstarek: Hrm.
[21:03] <maco> dsnyders: no
[21:03] <juken> maxwellian: /last imgur
[21:03] <ubforce> alan502: Extracted.
[21:03] <juken> maxwellian: sorry, autocompletion mixup.
[21:04] <bstarek2> maxwellian: my name is bstare2 now sorry
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[21:04] <{fbs}> i thing the archive extracter in ubuntu van handle that or unfree sudo apt-cache search rar might add functionality
[21:04] <maco> juken: i looked at your imgur. those arent pavucontrol...
[21:04] <bstarek2> maxwellian: my name is bstarek2 now sorry
[21:04] <juken> maco: http://i.imgur.com/ZhwDi.png
[21:04] <maxwellian> juken: Oh, I thought that was a cool feature to let me see the last things someone said. :)
[21:04] <Alan502> ubforce, cd to the directory you extracted it
[21:04] <guntbert> !rar | sudipta
[21:04] <maco> juken: go to the recording tab
[21:04] <dsnyders> maco, That's what I thought.  Dang.
[21:04] <ubforce> alan502: done.
[21:04] <juken> maco: when I go to the recording tab there is nothing there
[21:04] <Alan502> ubforce, ok now run
[21:04] <MaMoUs> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[21:04] <MaMoUs>   pidgin: Depends: pidgin-data (< 1:2.6.6-z) but 1:2.7.1-1ubuntu1~pidgin1.10.04
[21:04] <Alan502> ubforce, ./configure
[21:04] <maco> juken: do you have a program running right now that is trying to record?
[21:04] <maxwellian> bstarek2: No problem.  Okay, what kind of modem do you have?  Cable?
[21:04] <Alan502> ubforce, then make
[21:04] <bstarek2> maxwellian: is there a way to see if there is a proxy blovking?
[21:05] <juken> maxwellian: it is, I was using the /last command, but I accidently had your name autocompleted for some reason.
[21:05] <Alan502> ubforce, and finally sudo make install
[21:05] <Ego_Proctor> if I am running an application in a window and I am asked to provide the starting location for the window, does it mean the center of the window or the upper left corner?  and regardless of the relative location, how do I know what the absolute coordinates of my desktop are?
[21:05] <juken> maco: I did before, I had sound recorder and skype.
[21:05] <eax> Hi there - I have Ubuntu 10,04, Windows 7 and Windows XP, but Grub2 only recognize Ubuntu and Windows 7 - How can I add Windows XP?
[21:05] <bastid_raZor> hopeless8009: have you tried mounting to an empty directory? make a directory in /media and it will be shown on the desktop when you mount it.. for example mkdir /media/remote
[21:05] <maco> juken: on those it should have a dropdown thing to pick the lifechat
[21:05] <bstarek2> maxwellian: I have tried with cable too and didnt work...even at my work
[21:05] <maxwellian> juken: Oh, it's not working for me on XChat... must be a client thing.
[21:05] <jaime> sudipta: i have quite a bunch of rar files that i have to uncompress in windows because the linux version can't handle them. just sayin'
[21:05] <maco> maxwellian: /last is an irssi thing
[21:05] <maxwellian> maco: Bah, I knew I should have been getting back into irssi.
[21:06] <juken> maxwellian: irssi + screen ftw
[21:06] <bstarek2> maxwellian: windows works tho that's why im sure it comes from ubuntu
[21:06] <guntbert> maxwellian: its /lastlog nick on xchat
[21:06] <Ego_Proctor> jaime 7z for linux handles rar files quite well
[21:06] <juken> maco: alright, one sec, let me reboot.
[21:06] <maco> juken: im getting offline now though
[21:06] <maco> juken:  im at work
[21:06] <jaime> Ego_Proctor: tx for the tip,
[21:06] <maco> juken: later on #ubuntu-audio-help may help out..
[21:06] <htrejh> hi
[21:07] <guntbert> !hi | htrejh
[21:07] <maxwellian> Thanks guntbert!  Seems to only pick things that the person said including my name, but that helps.
[21:07] <ubforce> alan502: ./configure started, then returned, "configure: error: C++ compiler cannot create executables.
[21:07] <htrejh> i have 2 hdds on my laptop, on the fist win7 and on the second ubuntu lucid (which i unselected to install the bootloader)
[21:07] <MaMoUs> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[21:07] <MaMoUs>   pidgin: Depends: pidgin-data (< 1:2.6.6-z) but 1:2.7.1-1ubuntu1~pidgin1.10.04
[21:07] <htrejh> how can i boot it now?
[21:07] <Alan502> ubforce, go to synaptic and make sure you have gcc installed
[21:07] <hopeless8009> bastid_raZor, home is empty
[21:08] <maxwellian> bstarek2: Did you say you tried plugging the ethernet cable directly in to your computer?
[21:08] <unomi> how can I go about making the virtual desktop larger on the 10.04 netbook release?
[21:08] <bstarek2> maxwellian: yes directly by cable
[21:08] <bstarek2> maxwellian: yes directly by cable and nothing changed
[21:08] <guntbert> maxwellian: I thought you were looking for that, if you want to see more old "old" contributions you can tell xchat to increase the number of lines it shall keep
[21:08] <dsnyders> Hi all!  What's the keystroke for restarting x?
[21:08] <maxwellian> bstarek2: Have you restarted this machine since this problem started?
[21:08] <unomi> the default settings leave me unable to use a number of the windows on my eee701
[21:09] <bstarek2> maxwellian: yes restarted many times
[21:09] <unomi> dsnyders: ctrl+alt backspace will stop it
[21:09] <eax> Hi there - I have Ubuntu 10,04, Windows 7 and Windows XP, but Grub2 only recognize Ubuntu and Windows 7 - How can I add Windows XP? - "sudo update-grub" does not recognize XP :/
[21:09] <guntbert> maxwellian: its called "scrollback lines" in preferences
[21:09] <maxwellian> guntbert: Awesome, thanks. :)
[21:09] <ubforce> alan502: gcc IS installed
[21:09] <chalcedny> i'm trying to get the bios to see the onboard nic, (hit e) does anyone know how to look up what i need to do with google? 2nd line is: /vmlinuz root-UUID=eee721a3-937e-479d-8fbd-a1642d15a984 ro qu
[21:09] <bstarek2> maxwellian: i am almost 100percent sure that when i connected in the airport, there is something that has changed
[21:09] <guntbert> maxwellian: you're welcome :-)
[21:09] <maxwellian> bstarek2: Hmm...this is very odd, usually this kind of thing "just works", especially ethernet.
[21:10] <ubforce> alan502: the error message also referred me to a log file - I'm looking at the file for clues...
[21:10] <bstarek2> maxwellian: yes i know usually ethernet is the easy way to connect
[21:10] <dsnyders> unomi, That's the old method.  There's a new one.  ctrl-shift-printscreen or something.
[21:11] <unomi> dsnyders: weird, ah well
[21:11] <Stevenking> hi , together greets from germany
[21:11] <maxwellian> bstarek2: Okay, let me poke around Google for a minute.  Did you try the same kind of ping tests we did earlier when plugged directly int the ethernet?
[21:11] <hopeless8009> bastid_raZor: im 90% sure i have every thing set up right but the sever is not letting me mount it what would make it do that?
[21:11] <bastid_raZor> dsnyders: unomi: alt+SysRq+k
[21:11] <ilon> I'm trying to reinstall grub to the bootloader, but ran into trouble. my /boot is on /dev/sdg1, but when i type: 'grub', 'root (hd6,0)' it says: "Error 21: Selected disk does not exist". I do have an LVM extended over serveral disks (something like sda-sdc, sdd-sdf). Anyone got an idea of what might be wrong?
[21:11] <chalcedny> greetingw Stevenking
[21:12] <bstarek2> maxwellian: yes every ping test!....only router is responding..im sorry to bother you with this
[21:12] <hopeless8009> maxwellian: you got a min
[21:12] <kato> hopeless8009, you need to edit /etc/exports onthe server
[21:12] <jaime> ilon: hd6? you have 7 hd's in the box??
[21:12] <hopeless8009> kato: i did that
[21:12] <maxwellian> bstarek2: No trouble, this just strikes me as odd.
[21:12] <ilon> jaime: yes
[21:13] <leonardo> how can i change the terminal box to make changes with the command sudo gedit in xubuntu
[21:13] <dsnyders> unomi, It was done because handicap settings allow you to toggle the ctrl and alt keys.  If you have alt toggled on and press ctrl-backspace to delete a word in a document, then xwindows shuts down with no opportunity to save your documents.
[21:13] <ubforce> alan502: the error logfile shows some things that went wrong, but the noob, here, is unsure of what to do about them.
[21:13] <marvelfan19830> hello all
[21:13] <bstarek2> maxwellian: I apreciate your help
[21:13] <dsnyders> bastid_raZor, Thanks.
[21:13] <kato> hopeless8009, oops missed that soz
[21:13] <maxwellian> bstarek2: When you say you plug in to the ethernet, are you taking the ethernet cable out of the router and plugging it into your computer?  In other words, you're NOT using another cable from the router to your machine?
[21:13] <Somelauw> I have updated Ubuntu and when I boot up my computer,  Grub show ubuntu with linux 21.1, linux 21.2 and 21.3?
[21:14] <chalcedny> what i have is a biostar TA7 60G M2+
[21:14] <bastid_raZor> dsnyders: you can re-enable the backspace method. read the !dontzap factoid
[21:14] <hopeless8009> kato: it reads "# /home 192.168.1.71 (rw,sync,no_subtree_check)"
[21:14] <nullio> weird: every time that i launch pidgin and try to send a message i get this output: trace/breakpoint trap
[21:14] <Stevenking> how can i change the settings for the login/logoff things in the mainchat ???
[21:15] <marvelfan19830> anyone mind helping me out with an ati ubuntu driver question?
[21:15] <Stevenking> i have xchat
[21:15] <maxwellian> !dontzap | dsnyders
[21:15] <bstarek2> maxwellian: yes from the router
[21:16] <dsnyders> maxwellian, thanks.
[21:16] <chalcedny> Stevenking, ask in #xchat  :)
[21:16] <Alan502> ubforce, i'm not an expert in this stuff either, what version is the one you are trying to install of ratarack?
[21:16] <erUSUL> Stevenking: right click on the channel tab
[21:16] <maxwellian> bstarek2: "Yes" meaning you are UNPLUGGING the router from the modem, taking that cable, and plugging it into your machine?
[21:16] <marvelfan19830> which ati driver is best with gaming in wine?
[21:16] <Somelauw> I have updated Ubuntu and when I boot up my computer,  Grub show ubuntu with linux 21.1, linux 21.2 and 21.3?
[21:16] <maxwellian> bstarek2: In other words, you're taking the router out of the equation.
[21:16] <Stevenking> thanks erUSUL
[21:17] <bstarek2> maxwellian: oh sorry my friend because i have a modem/router
[21:17] <Stevenking> i was lokking the the settings... but ;)
[21:17] <kato> hopeless8009, ok given that the address is static on your client...you just need to remove the # at the beginning of the line to allow it to be read.
[21:17] <maxwellian> bstarek2: Modem/router?  Your modem is the router?
[21:18] <LinuxGuy2009> If I get a copy of the Ubuntu 10.04 repo DVDs for offline installation of packages, can they be used along with all the buntu flavors I'm assuming? Like Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Studio, Edubuntu, etc?
[21:18] <X-Sleepy-X> I have 10.04 installed on my Eee and ever since that release I've been getting an error during boot at random times. The error is that all I see is a black screen with a white marker up in the left corner that doesn't blink. I can just shut down the PC and start it all over again but it's kind of annoying so now I wonder how to trouble shoot this. I would like to know which log I could check or if there is anything else I can do?
[21:18] <X-Sleepy-X>  Thanks in advance!
[21:18] <ubforce> alan502: Rakarrack 0.5.8_Equinox      Synaptic showed 0.3
[21:18] <maxwellian> Somelauw, What's your question?
[21:18] <bstarek2> maxwellian: yes he does both
[21:18] <bastid_raZor> LinuxGuy2009: yes, they all pull from the same repositories
[21:19] <hopeless8009> kato: when i do that then the service doesn't restart right
[21:19] <bstarek2> maxwellian: im using it right now with this Windows
[21:19] <LinuxGuy2009> bastid_raZor: K thank you
[21:19] <Somelauw> I have updated Ubuntu and when I boot up my computer,  Grub show ubuntu with linux 21.1, linux 21.2 and 21.3? Why does it show 3 versions?
[21:19] <maxwellian> Somelauw, By default, your machine will keep past kernels in case there's a problem with a more recent one.
[21:19] <anr78> in my desperate search to get the restricted ati driver working I have enabled proposed and backports. is that a bad idea?
[21:19] <Alan502> ubforce, i'm downloading this file: http://ftp.debian.org/pool/main/r/rakarrack/rakarrack_0.5.8-1_i386.deb
[21:19] <maxwellian> bstarek2: Can you tell me the brand and model of the modem/router?  I've never seen this kind of thing before, I've only ever seen them separate.
[21:19] <guntbert> leonardo: your question was not clear for me: what do you want to do?
[21:19] <Somelauw> Okay, is it a bad idea to remove old versions?
[21:20] <hopeless8009> i use dhcp
[21:20] <maxwellian> Somelauw: You should always keep at least one around.
[21:20] <Alan502> ubforce, are you on a 32 or 64 bit architecture?
[21:20] <bstarek2> maxwellian: one sec let me check
[21:20] <hopeless8009> kato: my network runs on dhcp does it matter if i do startic
[21:20] <maxwellian> Somelauw: Does it bother you?
[21:20] <anr78> still haven't gotten the ati driver working either. jockey fails with : http://pastebin.ca/1893537
[21:21] <sllide> how do i mount .mdf/.mds files?
[21:21] <eax> Hi there - I have Ubuntu 10,04, Windows 7 and Windows XP, but Grub2 only recognize Ubuntu and Windows 7 - How can I add Windows XP? - "sudo update-grub" does not recognize XP :/
[21:21] <Stevenking> does somebody has netbeans 6.9 running STABLE on ubuntu 9.10
[21:21] <Somelauw> maxwellian: Not really, it just looks a little messy.
[21:21] <ubforce> alan502: 32
[21:22] <bstarek2> maxwellian: CNET CAR 854
[21:22] <IdleOne> segfault: Please do not /notice the channel
[21:22] <Kasuko> I can't get cron to run, cant run the commands in root's crontab, my crontab and I can't see any cron process in ps aux | grep cron and when I do sudo start cron it does nothing. Any ideas?
[21:22] <Kasuko> Runnin 10.04
[21:23] <kato> hopeless8009, i use a netmask: 192.168.1.0/24 that's the same as : 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 ie. anything on your home network.
[21:23] <Alan502> ubforce, that file should be then
[21:23] <ocatacoo> how do I sync keys w/ a remote server
[21:23] <maxwellian> Somelauw: It's just a list of kernels that you can choose to boot. :)  If you want, you can set the Grub countdown to 0 so you don't normally see the list.
[21:23] <guntbert> Kasuko: in a terminal type ps aux | grep cron  --- should give two lines
[21:23] <ocatacoo> ubottu:gpg
[21:24] <Kasuko> guntbert: see my original message, I dont
[21:24] <ocatacoo> ubottu
[21:24] <bstarek2> maxwellian: my friend when i do this cat /etc/resolv.conf   im supposed to see dns like what?
[21:24] <Somelauw> Yes, but I also have a windows partition.
[21:24] <ocatacoo> ubottu:ssh key config?
[21:25] <guntbert> Kasuko: "it does nothing" is a bit vague :-)
[21:25] <IdleOne> !msgthebot > ocatacoo
[21:25] <maxwellian> Somelauw: You're dual booting.  So you need the menu.
[21:25] <tanin> need help
[21:25] <Kasuko> guntbert: no output, no message, no error code just goes to the prompt again and still no cron process
[21:25] <hopeless8009> kato: my default gate way is set to 192.168.1.67 does that make a diffrence?
[21:25] <maxwellian> Somelauw: In that case, all I can say is that the past kernels are a good idea.  If you want, it's probably possible to move Windows up higher in the list.
[21:26] <tanin> I have flash "virtual" yet it doesn't seem to work???  How do I enable
[21:26] <kato> hopeless8009, also i have no space between the address and the options:   /home/user 192.168.1.0/24(rw,anonuid=1001,anongid=1001)
[21:27] <anthony_> hi
[21:27] <Reelfast> Hello
[21:27] <anthony_> how can i ejact cds in ubntu
[21:27] <bstarek2> maxwellian: the problem comes from the dns my friend i think
[21:27] <kato> hopeless8009, no gateway is not relevant here.
[21:27] <sllide> how do i mount .mdf/.mds files?
[21:27] <maxwellian> bstarek2: Go back to the terminal and ping 68.105.28.11
[21:27] <anthony_>  how can i ejact cds in ubuntu
[21:27] <Reelfast> eject /dev/sd#
[21:27] <maxwellian> bstarek2: That's what I get for Google's IP.
[21:28] <anthony_>  how can i ejact cds in ubntu
[21:28] <hopeless8009> kato: and there is no # in frount
[21:28] <guntbert> Kasuko: type sudo initctl list| grep cron
[21:28] <kato> anthony_, type eject in terminal
[21:28] <IdleOne> anthony_: in terminal type: eject
[21:28] <anthony_> ok
[21:28] <tanin> can someone help getting flash/java to function on this work station
[21:28] <bstarek2> maxwellian: it says network is unrecheable
[21:28] <Oer> eject && eject -t
[21:29] <merlin2049er> hey
[21:29] <IdleOne> !flash > tanin
[21:29] <IdleOne> !java > tanin
[21:29] <rawfodog> so im using an ubuntu live usb key. i was wondering if there is anyway for it to keep the programs I installed from the repos so I dont have to keep redownloading them.
[21:29] <brax> How to I start the graphical server again?
[21:29] <kato> hopeless8009, so do you get an error when rebooting or re reading the file?
[21:29] <maxwellian> bstarek2: Is that the same thing it says when you ping google.com?
[21:30] <erUSUL> anthony_: right click on the cd in the desktop choose eject? press the actual button in the cd drive? sudo eject /dev/cdrom ?
[21:30] <Reelfast> rawfodog > google ubuntu usb persistent
[21:30] <touchaddict> hi, one quick question: how acn i downgrade to Firefox 3.5 in Ubuntu 10.04?
[21:30] <brax> Just curious, because I pressed ctrl+alt+f1 and I would like to get out of this without restarting
[21:30] <IdleOne> rawfodog: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[21:30] <bstarek2> maxwellian: unknown host google.com
[21:30] <Reelfast> thx idleOne
[21:30] <maxwellian> bstarek2: If you're giving it an IP address and it still can't connect, then the issue is not DNS.  You took DNS out of the equation.
[21:30] <anthony_> am i talking to real people?
[21:30] <ChogyDan> !tty|brax
[21:30] <bstarek2> maxwellian: your probably right
[21:30] <Reelfast> anthony_ yes!
[21:30] <anthony_> cool!
[21:31] <maxwellian> anthony_: We're all figments of your imagination. ;)
[21:31] <Reelfast> LOL
[21:31] <guntbert> rawfodog: when you create the usb key with "startup disk  creator" you have the option to have a "persistency" area on it
[21:31] <touchaddict> hi, one quick question: how can i downgrade to Firefox 3.5 in Ubuntu 10.04?
[21:31] <albert_> i am a newbye
[21:31] <anthony_> so has ubuntu on there imac g3
[21:31] <maxwellian> bstarek2: Okay, I looked up your router, so you're using DSL?
[21:31] <teknohan> hi I am using amsn but I got a problem about plugins
[21:31] <touchaddict> i've tried a couple of things, doubt they're working.
[21:32] <albert_> bye
[21:32] <touchaddict> can anyone help ^^ ?
[21:32] <hopeless8009> Kato: i got it and i know what did wrong
[21:32] <touchaddict> maxwellian , you?
[21:32] <maxwellian> touchaddict: Why do you want to downgrade?
[21:32] <webPragmatist> how can we propose directory structures for a package
[21:33] <ubforce> alan502: OK, I have the .deb file
[21:33] <webPragmatist> csync2 needs like /etc/csync2.d
[21:33] <teknohan> I need to add plugins  all the times it doesn`t work after restart so who can help me about that?
[21:33] <kato> hopeless8009, hi just reading about sync. what did you do?
[21:33] <Travis-42> I have two different xorg.conf metamodes setup for nvidia, and a program I ran switched them. Is there a command or keyboard shortcut to switch back?
[21:33] <guntbert> teknohan: plugins for what application?
[21:33] <teknohan> amsn
[21:33] <anthony_> im a newbe
[21:33] <anthony_> to ubntu
[21:34] <anthony_> *ubuntu
[21:34] <touchaddict> maxwellian, I want to experiment with a firefox addon https://addons.mozilla.org/nl/firefox/addon/13335/
[21:34] <Reelfast> touchaddict:  sudo apt-get purge firefox
[21:34] <ChogyDan> webPragmatist: ask the maintainer, which will be listed under apt-cache show csync2      or file a bug report
[21:34] <Alan502> ubforce, now click it and install it
[21:34] <bstarek> maxwellian:sorry internet went nuts
[21:34] <IdleOne> !ppc | anthony_
[21:34] <Kasuko> guntbert: nothing
[21:34] <Reelfast> touchaddict: then remove the FF profile...
[21:34] <Reelfast> rm -r ~/.mozilla/firefox/
[21:34] <touchaddict> that addon is not compatible with latest firefox
[21:34] <maxwellian> Reelfast: Gah, why??
[21:34] <urthmover> if I add a nic to my ubuntu server...how do I go about having the OS identify it and configure it?
[21:34] <Reelfast> then install the version you want from the repo's sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[21:34] <touchaddict> Reelfast, i see
[21:35] <merlin2049er> how do i update pidgin
[21:35] <ChogyDan> webPragmatist: it looks like it is a debian package, so you may want to ask debian
[21:35] <maxwellian> Reelfast: Won't that erase all of his bookmarks and whatnot?
[21:35] <guntbert> Kasuko: might be you removed cron? try to install/reinstall it
[21:35] <Reelfast> sudo apt-get install pidgin to upgrade
[21:35] <webPragmatist> ChogyDan: what do you mean by ask debian?
[21:35] <erUSUL> urthmover: most nic are suported out of the box. you only have to configure the corresponding iface via /etc/network/interfaces ( man interfaces )
[21:35] <webPragmatist> send an email?
[21:35] <webPragmatist> to ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com
[21:35] <nullio> i'm having some trouble: every time that i launch pidgin and try to send a message i get this output (in terminal) after it crashed: _line1_: VANISH   _line2_: trace/breakpoint trap ... i deleted .purple , now even attempting to add my account again (just selecting the protocol), same crash output
[21:35] <touchaddict> Reelfast, cant i keep the older firefox and the new one concurrently, maxwellian?
[21:35] <anthony_> so how can i set up a yahoo email with ubuntu's email program?
[21:36] <maxwellian> bstarek: So you're on another machine, on your home network?  Wireless?
[21:36] <ChogyDan> webPragmatist: that is ubuntu, I was thinking that you could file a bug in debian's bug tracker
[21:36] <hopeless8009> Kato? i was editing the /etc/exports wrong there was no space between the address and the options i though there was
[21:36] <bstarek> maxwellian:yes another machine but same network
[21:36] <anthony_> so how can i set up a yahoo email with ubuntu's email program?
[21:36] <Reelfast> maxwellian: i'm looking at my .mozilla and I dont see the bookmarks kept there...
[21:36] <Reelfast> i know extensions/addons are there
[21:37] <maxwellian> Reelfast: .mozilla/firefox/xxxxx.default/
[21:37] <anthony_> so how can i set up a yahoo email with ubuntu's email program?
[21:37] <IdleOne> anthony_: please don't repeat so quickly. See this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=829046
[21:37] <maxwellian> touchaddict: What firefox are you running right now?
[21:38] <Alan502> ubforce, did it install?
[21:38] <maxwellian> touchaddict: I'm running 3.5.9, and I think that's still technically the firefox-3.5 package.
[21:38] <touchaddict> maxwellian: 3.6.3 right now
[21:38] <maxwellian> touchaddict: Oh, okay.
[21:38] <Reelfast> same here
[21:38] <Reelfast> 3.6.3
[21:38] <touchaddict> yeah
[21:38] <touchaddict> that's the issue, and that addon aint compatible with 3.6 series
[21:39] <Reelfast> you could always export your bookmarks for safekeeping prior to purging
[21:39] <teknohan> guntbert: test
[21:39] <touchaddict> i am a HCI enthusiast.
[21:39] <Reelfast> i came in late, which addon are you attempting to install?
[21:39] <maxwellian> Reelfast: Where are your bookmarks?
[21:39] <anthony_> how do i rigth click with a apple imac g3 mouse?
[21:39] <guntbert> teknohan: good
[21:39] <ubforce> alan502:  Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libjack0 (>= 0.118.0)
[21:39] <touchaddict> Reelfast, sure thing, i'd do that
[21:39] <teknohan> guntbert: :D
[21:39] <Alan502> ubforce, go to synaptic and install that package
[21:39] <touchaddict> Reelfast, do you know about the Sixth Sense project?
[21:39] <maxwellian> touchaddict: Whatever happens, I suggest you backup your profile.  Then you can just sudo apt-get install firefox-3.5
[21:39] <webPragmatist> ChogyDan: ugh way too involved
[21:39] <webPragmatist> to submit a bug
[21:39] <Reelfast> maxwellian, i keep my bookmarks on XMarks!
[21:40] <Reelfast> touchaddict... is that about augmented reality?
[21:40] <IdleOne> anthony_: there is a #ubuntu-ppc it is a small channel so please be patient and they should be able to help.
[21:40] <maxwellian> Reelfast: Heh, fine, but where are they normally kept?  Did you not see the folder I mentioned?
[21:40] <touchaddict> yes, :) i am doing browsing enhancements for the same :D
[21:40] <ChogyDan> webPragmatist: unfortunately, that is how most requests are tracked...
[21:40] <maxwellian> bstarek: Sorry, got a little distracted.
[21:40] <anthony_> Idleone: ok
[21:41] <bstarek> maxwellian:take your time
[21:41] <touchaddict> maxwellian and reelfast, thanks, btw i have synced my stuff using Mozilla-Weave. so i'll try the purging and other tips explained by you guys.
[21:41] <^Jay2^> is it ok if i dont install the ati driver since my display is perfect (using ubuntu display driver)
[21:41] <Reelfast> i thought they would be in the mozilla/firefox folder but i do not see any bookmarks there.
[21:41] <goldins> how do I make apt-mirror regenerate the package indexes?
[21:42] <anthony_> how do i rigth click on a imac g3 mouse on ubuntu
[21:42] <maxwellian> .mozilla/firefox/xxxxxx.default/
[21:42] <maxwellian> Reelfast: xxxx being some profile number.
[21:42] <anthony_> how do i rigth click on a imac g3 mouse on ubuntu
[21:43] <maxwellian> bstarek: Okay, on the Windows machine, do you know how to look up your network details?
[21:43]  * touchaddict says whoa, i am just amused to see, how awesomely ubuntu community works! instant support, by the people for the people :-)
[21:43] <ubforce> alan502:  libjack0 was already there - version 0.118+svn3796-1ubuntu2 - reinstalled it.
[21:43] <bstarek> maxwellian:yes
[21:43] <enthdegree> does anyone know how to have favorites or history on dmenu?
[21:43] <Alan502> ubforce, and the .deb still doesn't work?
[21:43] <erUSUL> anthony_: some mac special key + click ? http://www.ode2.com/?p=83
[21:43] <maxwellian> touchaddict: You're amused? :)
[21:43] <Reelfast> maxwellian:  yup... i see it
[21:43] <touchaddict> maxwellian: I mean, i am overwhelmed :D
[21:44] <maxwellian> Reelfast: Under there there's a lot of information about your current profile.  Probably best to keep it rather than remove it.
[21:44] <kato> anthony_, have a look on your keyboard to the right of the spacebar you should see a menu type key does that job for ya.
[21:44] <Reelfast> I agree, I would cp the ./mozilla folder elsewhere
[21:44] <blouaap> is there any way of switching of the dumb tooltips from the panels?
[21:44] <Reelfast> but be sure to remove the extensions that would be incompatible
[21:45] <ubforce> alan502:  same error
[21:45] <maxwellian> touchaddict: You'll be running a separate version of firefox.
[21:45] <maxwellian> touchaddict: It won't have any extensions by default, so there won't be any conflicts.
[21:45] <Alan502> ubforce, nevermind then, out of ideas :P you might want to post on the forums though, you've got greater chances to get useful help there
[21:45] <touchaddict> maxwellian: okay
[21:45] <maxwellian> touchaddict: "firefox" will still run your normal version, "firefox-3.5" should run the older one.
[21:46] <ubforce> alan502:   K.  THANKS MUCH!!!
[21:46] <maxwellian> touchaddict: Just copy your .mozilla/firefox/ folder somewhere else for safekeeping.  In case firefox-3.5 tries to clobber it.
[21:46] <Reelfast> lol...
[21:46] <Alan502> ubforce, np :)
[21:46] <touchaddict> maxwellian, should i just sudo apt-get ff3.5 ?
[21:47] <kato> blouaap, yup on gnome you mean?
[21:47] <touchaddict> maxwellian, backup done
[21:47] <maxwellian> bstarek: Can you go to Start -> Run
[21:47] <urthmover> from the command line how can I see who is in the admin group ?
[21:47] <Ose> okay, so i'm trying to install the 10.04 netbook remix. BIOS is set to boot from CD first, but still boots XP from HD instead. CD is tested and works on another computer. there is no option to boot from USB (kind of old computer). I couldn't find any BIOS updates on the manufacturer's (Fujtsu Siemens) website. what do I do?
[21:47] <bstarek> maxwellian:cmd...ipconfig /all ?
[21:47] <ubforce> alan502:  Should the .deb have "just worked"?  (I have two other machines I'm trying this on)
[21:48] <blouaap> kato yesw on gnome
[21:48] <kato> blouaap, go to System-Preferences-Main menu
[21:48] <maxwellian> bstarek: Perfect. :) Post the results to ubuntu.pastebin.com
[21:48] <emma> Does anyone here enjoy playing with drupal?
[21:48] <maxwellian> touchaddict: To be safe, try sudo apt-get -s install firefox-3.5
[21:48] <blouaap> on lucid btw
[21:49] <emma> maxwellian: i like your nick, are you a physics guy?
[21:49] <maxwellian> touchaddict: The -s means "simulate" so we can see what apt-get would try to do.
[21:49] <bstarek> maxwellian: i doesnt let me select it and copy it from msdos
[21:50] <maxwellian> emma: Unfortunately no.  I think in my head it's a combination of Maxwell and Orwellian.  Although I don't have any special knowledge of or affinity toward George Orwell either.  Basically I'm a sham. :)
[21:50] <emma> you are a shamWOW
[21:50] <emma> :)
[21:50] <maxwellian> emma: Nice. :)
[21:50] <anthony_> ubntu sucks
[21:51] <ubforce> When I double-click a .deb file (to install an app), should it just work? (assuming all else is well)
[21:51] <thibow> emma,  love
[21:51] <emma> This is weird, anthony_ doesn't show up on my tab complete
[21:51] <maxwellian> bstarek: If you can select in the DOS window, then it should automatically be copied to your clipboard.
[21:51] <IdleOne> emma: he quit soon as he said it
[21:52] <emma> IdleOne: ahh. I forgot that I turned off joins and parts for this channel because there's so many :)
[21:52] <emma> IdleOne: sorry :D
[21:52] <guntbert> bstarek: (in windows): right click on the cmd window, select "copy", select the text with the mouse hten press <eneter> -- then its in your clipboard
[21:52] <maxwellian> ubforce: Assuming all else is well,  yes. :)
[21:53] <maxwellian> ubforce: Sorry, why are you installing that way?
[21:53] <shishire> What should I use for 802.11g scanning?  I tried prismstumbler, but nothing happens when I run it.
[21:53] <ubforce> maxwellian:  Can't get it any other way
[21:53] <bstarek> maxwellian: i did imagebin  http://imagebin.ca/view/XKbrHn.html
[21:54] <bstarek> maxwellian: i did printscreen on paint
[21:54] <ubforce> maxwellian:   wanna give it a go?
[21:54] <simar> what is the purpose of package evdev  and udev ?
[21:54] <simar> !info evdev
[21:55] <Roey> hi
[21:55] <simar> !info udev
[21:55] <shiftingcontrol> !kde
[21:55] <airtonix> emma, yes I do, but you should ask in #drupal
[21:55] <Ose> again, i'm trying to install the 10.04 netbook remix. BIOS is set to boot from CD first, but still boots XP from HD instead. CD is tested and works on another computer. there is no option to boot from USB (kind of old computer). I couldn't find any BIOS updates on the manufacturer's (Fujtsu Siemens) website. what options do I have?
[21:55] <bstarek> maxwellian: its in french tho
[21:55] <shiftingcontrol> !linux
[21:55] <maxwellian> bstarek: Zut alors!
[21:56] <emma> airtonix: sure no problem
[21:56] <guntbert> !askthebot | shiftingcontrol
[21:56] <IdleOne> !msgthebot > shiftingcontrol
[21:56] <bstarek> maxwellian: haha
[21:56] <simar> !evdev
[21:56] <maxwellian> bstarek: Just kidding, I don't know any French anymore. :)
[21:56] <IdleOne> !msgthebot > simar
[21:56] <emma> airtonix: i don't see you there
[21:56] <airtonix> emma, unless you think it's a ubuntu specific problem
[21:56] <bstarek> maxwellian: lol too bad
[21:56] <emma> airtonix: It's not a problem it's an opportunity!
[21:56] <emma> airtonix: are you in #Drupal?
[21:56] <touchaddict> maxwellian: alright i ran the command. it says: http://pastebin.ca/1893576
[21:56] <airtonix> emma, no
[21:57] <IdleOne> simar: /msg ubottu info xserver-xorg-input-evdev
[21:57] <touchaddict> maxwellian: ^^ check the output from the terminal :-/
[21:57] <maxwellian> touchaddict: Looking...
[21:57] <emma> airtonix: but you enjoy playing with drupal?
[21:57] <airtonix> emma, i have my moments
[21:57] <emma> airtonix: some people like to hack around with that kind of thing for fun.
[21:57] <bstarek> maxwellian: do you think there is a proxy or firewall blocking?
[21:57] <simar> IdleOne, Whats the different command that can be send to bot . is there a wiki page??
[21:58] <maxwellian> bstarek: No, but do you have some reason to think so?  Has someone just installed something like that at your house?
[21:58] <IdleOne> emma: Please go to #ubuntu-offtopic or in private. Thank you
[21:58] <IdleOne> !bot > simar
[21:59] <bstarek> maxwellian: not but it has already happened to me a lonnng time ago...but i did install a proxy at that time....not this time tho
[21:59] <maxwellian> touchaddict: Hrm...I don't know how long they go with the same package for firefox.
[21:59] <fenix> ola
[21:59] <simar> IdleOne, Thanks..
[22:00] <DefaultTo0> Hi. Whenever I try to use the Ubuntu Update Manager, I have two updates available - vlc and vlc-nox. I get the following error during the update process: http://pastebin.org/376559 What should I do?
[22:00] <IdleOne> !es | fenix Ola.
[22:00] <kato> !bot > kato
[22:00] <touchaddict> maxwellian: right said, on windows, i went to filehippo.com downloaded the older .exe and it worked for me, both FF3.5 and FF3.6 are running well.
[22:00] <ChogyDan> DefaultTo0: I would just remove the packages, and then reinstall
[22:01] <DefaultTo0> ChogyDan: Will this remove all of my customisations, e.g. keyboard shortcuts?
[22:01] <willwork4foo> I've finally managed to get my netbook's CPU to heat up! All I had to do is set synaptic to install about 30 apps concurrently, whilst running a ~150GB rsync over wifi and compiling a bunch of source code for work at the same time!
[22:01] <simar> !bot > simar
[22:01] <willwork4foo> excellent.
[22:01] <ChogyDan> DefaultTo0: I think vlc and vlc-nox should conflict, so you can probably just remove one or the other
[22:02] <maxwellian> touchaddict: Sure, but in Linux we're dealing with binary packages, and we may not have one for every version.
[22:02] <simar> !msgthebot > simar
[22:02] <IdleOne> simar: do you have a msg window from ubottu ?
[22:03] <ChogyDan> DefaultTo0: nvm, I don't know
[22:03] <guntbert> ChogyDan: DefaultTo0: no  vlc depends on vlc-nox
[22:03] <IdleOne> simar: you can type commands in that window to ubottu, example: type irc in that window
[22:04] <X-Sleepy-X> I have 10.04 installed on my Eee and ever since that release I've been getting an error during boot at random times. The error is that all I see is a black screen with a white marker up in the left corner that doesn't blink. I can just shut down the PC and start it all over again but it's kind of annoying so now I wonder how to trouble shoot this. I would like to know which log I could check or if there is anything else I can do?
[22:04] <X-Sleepy-X>  Thanks in advance!
[22:04] <sllide> how do i format a USB in fat16?
[22:04] <DefaultTo0> ChogyDan, guntbert: If I remove vlc and vlc-nox and then reinstall, will I lose my customisations?
[22:04] <HAPPY> hi there
[22:04] <duffydack> sllide, System, Admin, Disk Utility is probably easiest for you
[22:05] <guntbert> DefaultTo0: no, your setting are kept within your home directory, they are never touched
[22:05] <touchaddict> maxwellian: shall i purge then?
[22:05] <bstarek> maxwellian: i cant even access local network
[22:05] <bstarek> maxwellian: local ping dont work
[22:06] <guntbert> sllide: is your usb key smaller than 2 GB?
[22:06] <Ose> and again, i'm trying to install the 10.04 netbook remix. BIOS is set to boot from CD first, but still boots XP from HD instead. CD is tested and works on another computer. there is no option to boot from USB (kind of old computer). I couldn't find any BIOS updates on the manufacturer's (Fujtsu Siemens) website. what options do I have?
[22:06] <DefaultTo0> guntbert: OK, thanks very much! :)
[22:06] <maxwellian> touchaddict: I think we're going to need to do some apt-get voodoo here, which I don't know how to do yet.
[22:06] <htrejh> hi, i installed ubuntu lucid and unchecked the option to install the bootloader, but now i need it and i'm in a livcd, can someone help me?
[22:07] <maxwellian> touchaddict: Basically we need to force apt-get to download an older version of the firefox-3.5 package.
[22:07] <IdleOne> !grub2 |> htrejh
[22:07] <sllide> guntbert, yes
[22:07] <sllide> guntbert, but disk untility doesnt allow me to make it fat16
[22:07] <htrejh> IdleOne: i know but i don't find how to use it
[22:08] <maxwellian> bstarek: Bleh.  Sorry we're having so much trouble.  On the Ubuntu machine, can you double click the network icon at the top right and go to Connection properties?
[22:08] <maxwellian> bstarek: Er, connection information.
[22:08] <DefaultTo0> guntbert: That did the trick, thanks :)
[22:08] <IdleOne> htrejh: go to the link ubottu just sent you
[22:08] <ocatacoo> is there a differemce in ssh and sshserver
[22:08] <guntbert> DefaultTo0: glad it worked for you :-)
[22:08] <maxwellian> ocatacoo: ssh is the client, sshserver is the server.
[22:08] <htrejh> i know but i don't have to recover, i must install it
[22:08] <maxwellian> ocatacoo: What are you trying to do?
[22:09] <guntbert> sllide: I never tried
[22:09] <maxwellian> ocatacoo: Apparently just doing "apt-get install ssh" will bring in both the client and server.  That's what my package manager tells me, anyway.
[22:10] <IdleOne> htrejh: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2#Recover Grub 2 via LiveCD will install the boot loader
[22:10] <htrejh> ok thx
[22:11] <Aeronius> help!  Installing Ubuntu and hanging at importing docs and settings, hard drive is too small!
[22:11] <maxwellian> bstarek: Any luck getting that connection information?  I want to compare it to your Windows box.
[22:12] <maxwellian> Aeronius: Uh, it didn't tell you before you started that you didn't have enough room?
[22:12] <Aeronius> nope, I shouldn't have told it to import music and pictures...
[22:12] <cntrational> trying to install python-wxgtk2.8 returns an error http://pastebin.com/m8rhfUvr
[22:13] <thune3> X-Sleepy-X: I can't tell from your description how far along the boot is before the screen blanks. The first approach would be to enable the appearence of the grub menu and to disable "splash quiet" so that the kernel shows messages to the terminal.
[22:13] <Aeronius> anyways, no other dimwits have had this problem that I can tell from Google searches, can I abort the install and restart?
[22:14] <bstarek> maxwellian: sure one sec
[22:14] <Aeronius> how would I do that?
[22:14] <X-Sleepy-X> thune3: Ok, thanks! I will do so, and take a note on what I see next time it occurs.
[22:14] <MariaKeys> hello folks. is there someone well-versed with ext3 recovery?
[22:14] <bstarek> maxwellian: there isnt much information in it
[22:15] <MariaKeys> basically, how to find hte blocks occupied by a previous version of file? say: we have 1gb archive.tar. and we overwrite this file with 1mb archive.tar. what to do find previous contents of this file?
[22:15] <thune3> X-Sleepy-X: these settings can be done using /etc/default/grub
[22:15] <X-Sleepy-X> thune3: Ok.
[22:15] <Aeronius> anyone know what I should do? it's 83% finished installing but hung...
[22:16] <cntrational> er, to elaborate more on my problem, I followed the instructions on this page: http://wiki.wxpython.org/InstallingOnUbuntuOrDebian but installing python-wxgtk2.8 returns an error http://pastebin.com/m8rhfUvr
[22:17] <Aeronius> now it's at 84%
[22:17] <Aeronius> configuring target system, I may be out of the woods...
[22:17] <maxwellian> Aeronius: Phew.
[22:17] <Aeronius> yay
[22:17] <Aeronius>  85% and climbing
[22:17] <Aeronius> running dpkg
[22:17] <maxwellian> Aeronius: Are you planning on dual booting?
[22:17] <Aeronius> yeah
[22:17] <Aeronius> plus it's for a friend,
[22:18] <maxwellian> Aeronius: Don't give us the play-by-play, you'll flood the channel.
[22:18] <maxwellian> Aeronius: If you're dual booting, it's easy to mount the Windows partition so that you can have access to all the music and stuff.
[22:18] <ratcheer> I am trying to install new nVidia display driver. Uninstalled "current" proprietary driver. System running fine with open source driver. However, Ctrl-Alt-F1, instead of giving me a console terminal, gives me a wild flashing colored vertical stripes with some horizontal black bars. I can do nothing but reset the PC. What to do?
[22:18] <maxwellian> Aeronius: Rather than having two copies of everything.
[22:19] <maxwellian> bstarek: You did "Connection Information"?
[22:19] <Aeronius> I really don't want to screw up his laptop, sorry for flooding, how do I set up automatic windows partition mounting? I want to make his experience as easy as possible...
[22:19] <teknohan> hi guys needs help i use wine and it said me you don`t have enough space for your game!! and I couldn`t install it
[22:19] <teknohan> help please
[22:19] <maxwellian> Aeronius: Yeah, I know how it feels to set up Ubuntu for someone, they're just waiting for something to go wrong. :P
[22:19] <IdleOne> teknohan: #winehq
[22:20] <BluesKaj> Aeronius, defrag your windows install before making any new partitions for ubuntu
[22:20] <bstarek> maxwellian: yes what info do you need?
[22:21] <bstarek> maxwellian: there is only IP
[22:21] <maxwellian> Aeronius: Look here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
[22:21] <maxwellian> bstarek: Are there fields for broadcast address, subnet mask, default route, dns?
[22:21] <bstarek> maxwellian: nope
[22:22] <maxwellian> Mmmm...cupcakes for breakfast (at 2 pm).  Mom would be so proud.
[22:22] <maxwellian> bstarek: Can you do a screenshot and post it again?
[22:23] <bstarek> maxwellian: i cant since i dont have internet on it
[22:23]  * maxwellian bonks himself on the head.
[22:24] <maxwellian> bstarek: Do you have a usb drive?
[22:25] <Guest2437> hello
[22:26] <bstarek> maxwellian: sorry not right now
[22:26] <Guest2437> ?
[22:26] <Guest2437> i need help!!
[22:26] <bstarek> maxwellian: what should appear when i type   cat /etc/resolv.conf    ?
[22:26] <Guest2437> im new to ubuntu and i need to recover some files
[22:26] <willwork4foo> Guest2437, first type " /nick hellomynameisbob" or something
[22:27] <willwork4foo> whatever you want to call yourself
[22:27] <willwork4foo> secondly, recover files from where - and how did you lose them?
[22:28] <maxwellian> bstarek: I don't know, what DOES appear when you type it?
[22:28] <bstarek> maxwellian: 192.168.1.1
[22:28] <Guest2437> "/blacktortilla
[22:28] <Guest2437> how do u change the name
[22:28] <maxwellian> Guest2437: /nick blacktortilla
[22:28] <blacktortilla> cool
[22:29] <maxwellian> bstarek: That's probably fine.  Are you reading something that says it should be something else?
[22:29] <bstarek> maxwellian: i googled some stuff and it said that dns could be the problem sometimes
[22:30] <blacktortilla> so yeah i found this program called photorec and testdisk but idk how to install it
[22:30] <Ose> one more time: I'm trying to install the 10.04 netbook remix. BIOS is set to boot from CD first, but still boots XP from HD instead. CD is tested and works on another computer. there is no option to boot from USB (kind of old computer). I couldn't find any BIOS updates on the manufacturer's (Fujtsu Siemens) website. what options do I have?
[22:30] <fabio> help help No init found. try passing init= bootarg
[22:30] <fabio> what i need to doo?
[22:30] <blacktortilla> i installed ubuntu on the wrong harddrive and deleted everything
[22:30] <blacktortilla> help
[22:30] <maxwellian> bstarek: DNS could be the problem if you were only trying to use domain names.  But we already tried pinging an IP address, and that didn't work either.
[22:31] <fabio> help help No init found. try passing init= bootarg
[22:31] <gryllida> How do I split OOo Writer window horizontally, I seem to be able to do it in Calc but not in Writer.
[22:31] <ciao> Ciaooo
[22:31] <ciao> !list
[22:31] <gryllida> ciao
[22:31] <gryllida> lol.
[22:31] <bstarek> maxwellian: any other idea? am i the only person using ubuntu that has this problem?:)
[22:31] <ratcheer> How can I get to a usable console screen?
[22:31] <gryllida> ratcheer: applications > terminal in gnome
[22:32] <blacktortilla> how do i install this old program called photorec
[22:32] <gryllida> !info photorec
[22:32] <ratcheer> gryllida: Gnome terminal is not a system console - it depends on X
[22:32] <gryllida> blacktortilla: you will have to google it and get it from its website, it is not in the repository
[22:32] <blacktortilla> well then how do i recover my files
[22:32] <maxwellian> bstarek: Okay, let's pack up and try some basic things.  Do "ping 127.0.0.1" and then "ping localhost"
[22:32] <blacktortilla> idk how to use terminal
[22:32] <gryllida> ratcheer: can you define 'system console' for me/
[22:33] <maxwellian> bstarek: Those should work.
[22:33] <red2kic> !undelete | blacktortilla
[22:33] <bstarek> maxwellian: ys they did work
[22:33] <ratcheer> gryllida: What you are supposed to get when you Ctrl-Alt-F1, a text based command line.
[22:33] <ocatacoo> how to disable password for automatic login
[22:34] <gryllida> ratcheer: isn't it same as Terminal? just fullscreen
[22:34] <maxwellian> bstarek: Okay, now is the Ubuntu still connected directly to the ethernet?
[22:34] <DasEi> ocatacoo: system > settings > loginscreen
[22:34] <ratcheer> gryllida: No, I need to stop GDM to install a new display driver.
[22:34] <maxwellian> bstarek: Or did you plug the router back in?
[22:35] <bstarek> maxwellian: ubuntu is wiressly connected to my network, the same i am using right now
[22:35] <maxwellian> bstarek: Okay, type ifconfig in Ubuntu.
[22:35] <guest_> i have no X
[22:36] <bstarek> maxwellian: wlan0 is active
[22:36] <guest_> X is borked
[22:36] <gryllida> "X"?
[22:36] <ratcheer> gryllida: X-windows
[22:36] <maxwellian> bstarek: Do you see the private window I opened for us?
[22:36] <blouaap> exit
[22:37] <kato> ocatacoo, run gdmsetup. look at the options under security.
[22:37] <guest_> should i repair X
[22:38] <bstarek> maxwellian: i am in private
[22:39] <fuzzybunny69y> hey guys is it possible to start xwindows from an ssh session?
[22:39] <blacktortilla> ubottu: would running sudo testdisk from an ubuntu rescue remix disc help
[22:39] <fuzzybunny69y> I keep getting the following error: X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting.
[22:40] <guest_> fuzzybunny69y: ummm Xforwarding = yes in /etc/ssh/sshd_config   ?
[22:40] <teknohan> is there tr- ubuntu chanel ????????
[22:40] <nutshell> Hola.
[22:40] <nutshell> srry
[22:40] <Aeronius> ok, the install didn't work, I'm reinstalling...
[22:40] <Vroomfondle> tr? Turkey?
[22:41] <Vroomfondle> !turkish
[22:41] <teknohan> Vroomfindle: yes
[22:41] <teknohan> Vroomfondle:  yeaah turkish
[22:41] <Vroomfondle> #ubuntu-tr then, as ubottu said :)
[22:41] <frank82vt> How can i make a ubuntu internet shortcuts that been readable in windows ?
[22:43] <guest_> /etc/init.d/gdm start  >> x is running in low graphics mode .* run in low graphics mode this one time... click yes  next screen says... stand by one minute while x restarts.  click ok  back to console...
[22:43] <guest_> so why is xorg so borked on ubuntu ?
[22:43] <win_2_linux> When burning cds/dvds using brassero, do you have to close all programs like you do in windows?
[22:43] <guest_> trying to be idiot proof... made xorg an idiot ?
[22:43] <gryllida> guest_: how much RAM and CPU are you having?
[22:44] <Aeronius> It looks like I have to delete the partition with gparted and then reinstal...
[22:44] <IdleOne> win_2_linux: not normally but I guess it is sensible
[22:44] <DasEi> win_2_linux: neither in win nor in linux you have to, unless very poor hardware-specs
[22:44] <win_2_linux> 1.6 ghtz and 1 gig ram
[22:44] <guest_> gryllida: enough   1g cpu 512m ram
[22:45] <guest_> gryllida: i can run xorg in 32m ram 133mhz
[22:45] <gryllida>  guest_: are you installing it first time, or was it working previously?
[22:45] <DasEi> win_2_linux: you can watch the consumption by htop or conky while burning and then decide
[22:46] <bstarek> maxwellian: MY FRIEND I FIXED IT!!!
[22:46] <guest_> gryllida: i've used ubuntu for 5 years  ...   just clean installed 10.4  worked first boot,  not second boot.
[22:46] <Samual> guest_, indeed, xorg has a lot of regressions in Ubuntu now
[22:46] <win_2_linux> I asked because when I was burning it, I read email, surfed the web, and chatted on irc
[22:47] <guest_> Samual: indeed
[22:47] <win_2_linux> and it burned successfully
[22:47] <frank82vt> How can i make a ubuntu internet shortcut that been readable in windows ?
[22:47] <Samual> I'd just stick with 9.04 :P
[22:47] <win_2_linux> I was burning the new alpha of ubuntu
[22:47] <guest_> Samual: it's not lts
[22:47] <Samual> Oh well :P
[22:47] <guest_> Samual: and even 9.4 is junk  IMO
[22:47] <Stupendoussteve> win_2_linux: If you have to ask about burning and using the system at the same time, I highly suggest you do not run an Alpha
[22:47] <Samual> I remember back in 8.10
[22:48] <Samual> When everything worked perfectly except audio :P
[22:48] <Stupendoussteve> Your system is likely to be broken, a lot.
[22:48] <Samual> Only really good release imo
[22:48] <guest_> Samual: if i just "stick with"  my 6.6 install is bug free
[22:48] <guntbert> !ot | Samual, guest_
[22:48] <Samual> I still have a 7.04 install :P
[22:48] <Samual> True ^_^
[22:48] <guest_> guntbert: then offer help\
[22:48] <IdleOne> frank82vt: what do you mean by ubuntu internet shortcut?
[22:50] <Aeronius> OK, I have a live cd up, and I can see my friend's hard drive, it looks like it's mounting the mymusic folder automatically, instead of copying, so what's the problem, why won't it let me into the desktop?
[22:50] <frank82vt> IdleOne Im talking about to create a internet shortkut in firefox and then copy it in ubuntu desktop
[22:50] <guntbert> guest_: you provided very little details about your problem
[22:50] <usacomputertec> what should I do if my computer dosen't go into stand bye when I close the lid and it burns the screen
[22:51] <guest_> guntbert; i repete, " /etc/init.d/gdm start  >> x is running in low graphics mode .* run in low graphics mode this one time... click yes...  next screen says... stand by one minute while x restarts.  click ok...  and im back to console...
[22:52] <maxwellian> Anybody know why VMWare's vmnet and vmnet1 would interfere with regular networking?
[22:52] <guest_> guntbert: i don't know what you want to know more
[22:52] <teson2000> hi, i'm having drops in wifi on netbook with lucid (card AR5001) - searched forums and tried both backports and new kernels, now 2.6.34, nothing works, keeps dropping when high trafic. Any hints??
[22:53] <guest_> guntbert: is there a way to circumvent the "low graphics mode" message window, so it will go on to desktop ?
[22:53] <teknohan> hi I use skype and my university webside has one link to call them but firefox said me ""  Firefox doesn't know how to open this address, because the protocol (skype) isn't associated with any program.  "" what can i do to fix that?
[22:53] <usacomputertec> my LCD Screen has a strange circle mark on it that looks like a hard water stain but it won't come off.
[22:53] <usacomputertec> I think it's burnt
[22:53] <usacomputertec> it's just on the surface what should I do
[22:53] <IdleOne> frank82vt: if you mean your Bookmarks I believe you can make a backup and then import that backup file in ubuntu firefox
[22:54] <codebrainz> usacomputertec, you've tried cleaning it?  sometimes heat from being folded closed can cause issues, but once open for a while/refreshed, it should go away
[22:54] <maxwellian> teknohan: Can you open skype and use the link from within?
[22:54] <Aeronius> OK it's not mounting it!
[22:54] <teson2000> I cant file bugs in launchpad (lucid), catch22 when no package name or process id - hints??
[22:54] <usacomputertec> codebrainz ya well this looks like it's on the surface
[22:55] <codebrainz> usacomputertec, have you cleaned it with anything containing amonia (ie. windex)?
[22:55] <teknohan> maxwellian:  I tried allready it doesn`t work
[22:55] <DasEi> Aeronius: whole story , you try to access a friend's hardrive via live cd on your box ?
[22:55] <teknohan> maxwellian:  even I added a plugin for it but not working yet
[22:55] <maxwellian> teknohan: I don't use Skype, but I doubt Firefox is supposed to be the one sending the link to Skype.
[22:56] <frank82vt> IdleOne I prefer don`t use bookmarks
[22:57] <maxwellian> teknohan: What about callto: then the link? Instead of skype://
[22:57] <acholonu> does anyone know how to open spdf file?
[22:57] <ilumi> why is apache2 running on kubuntu, whats it for?
[22:57] <guest__> !X
[22:58] <ilumi> also why is my soundcard volume 40-50% lower than in windows?
[22:58] <maxwellian> ilumi: It's s a web server.  I don't think it's installed by default.
[22:58] <Pr0jectRec0n> hey all
[22:58] <Aeronius> Dasei: Now I am, and I need to delete all the folders and files in mymusic, any tips?
[22:58] <maxwellian> ilumi: Do you remember installing it?
[22:58] <acholonu> anyone know?
[22:58] <Aeronius> I think I'll sudo nautilus?
[22:58] <ilumi> maxwellian, nope
[22:58] <Pr0jectRec0n> I'm using Liferea, and the latest version that's in synaptic is not the latest one that's listed on the site
[22:58] <guest__> guntbert ?
[22:59] <maxwellian> ilumi: If you don't think you'll need a local webserver anytime soon, just remove it.
[22:59] <DasEi> Aeronius: open a terminal on the livecd
[22:59] <maxwellian> ilumi: Is it causing trouble for you somehow?
[22:59] <Pr0jectRec0n> is ther a link which shows the current version of apps that are in the synaptic pkg manager ?
[22:59] <teknohan> maxwellian: link is not callto but it may work also I found the way I just read the link and I found  name of user and added:D
[22:59] <mistermatt> how can I change ubuntu's start up sound
[22:59] <codebrainz> ilumi, the volume isn't lower, you just don't have it turned up all the way.  pulse audio is a bit of a mystery, but there's several controls that need to be cranked to get full volume.
[22:59] <mneptok> ilumi: did you install the LAMP stack?
[22:59] <maxwellian> teknohan: Good, glad you worked around it.
[22:59] <mneptok> ilumi: or Ampache or something similar?
[22:59] <mistermatt> is that the gnome login sound?
[23:00] <DasEi> Aeronius: sudo fdisk -l                                    << determine which partition it's on
[23:00] <acholonu> Does anyone know how to open a spdf files
[23:00] <Aeronius> I did sudo nautilus and deleted from there
[23:00] <ilumi> mnemon, dont have anything i need a server for
[23:00] <Aeronius> it worked
[23:00] <oka> acholonu, have you tried evince?
[23:00] <DasEi> Aeronius: so you're done ?
[23:00] <acholonu> no
[23:00] <oka> it is a postscript/pdf viewer
[23:01] <acholonu> ok
[23:01] <acholonu> let me try now
[23:01] <oka> acholonu, spdf, is that a secret pdf?
[23:01] <oka> acholonu, you may want to try gv also
[23:02] <norbi905> Hello, I re-installed ubuntu, going from 9.10 to 10.04.  I remember having to install something to get Apple Trailers working.  I forgot what it was.  Basically, I get video, but no sound.  Some of their trailers work, but not all.  Any suggestions?
[23:02] <maxwellian> acholonu, oka: Sealed pdf.
[23:02] <oka> k
[23:02] <Oer> secure pdf ?
[23:02] <Aeronius> I'm rebooting, trying to solve a larger problem of Ubuntu not coming up after a long install where I chose to import music, but did'n't have enough space, here goes
[23:02] <jdeloach> Hey guys, when I was reinstalling LDAP ( I messed up the first time ) I cleared the schema folder (/etc/ldap/schema), now it appears that it needs some of them to install, and don't come with the download. How would I got about getting some of those? ( like /etc/ldap/schema/cosine.ldif, nis.ldif, inetorgperson.ldif,misc.ldif )
[23:02] <oka> maxwell, so it is password-protected in a way?
[23:03] <p4444> omg what a mess :P
[23:03] <Aeronius> it appears to be booting fine! I didn't have to reinstall!
[23:03] <oka> acholonu, do you have the password? :)
[23:03] <acholonu> yes it is
[23:03] <delaman> how can i make sure libapache2-mod-php5 is "installed" correctly?
[23:03] <gryllida> yay Aeronius
[23:03] <acholonu> no i don't need on for it i don't think
[23:04] <maxwellian> delaman: Why do you think it's not?
[23:04] <acholonu> its a text book
[23:04] <delaman> maxwellian: my php stopped working a simple <?php phpinfo(); ?> does not work
[23:04] <maxwellian> acholonu: Unfortunately the only relevant link I saw in the first few hits from Google was this: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CBIQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.zimbio.com%2FIT%2BSecurity%2Farticles%2F392%2FHow%2BPrint%2BSave%2BBypass%2BSealed%2BPDF%2Bspdf%2BSecurity&ei=k2EuTPXJLtePnAf_npyOBA&usg=AFQjCNGHXOOTr3LWWqz82N1uE1O142yTRA
[23:04] <maxwellian> Yuck, sorry.
[23:05] <frank82vt> How can i make firefox web shotcuts readable in ubuntu and windows?
[23:05] <oka> http://www.isyougeekedup.com/2009/02/how-to-print-save-and-bypass-sealed-pdf-spdf-security-restrictions/
[23:05] <jdeloach> Hey guys, when I was reinstalling LDAP ( I messed up the first time ) I cleared the schema folder (/etc/ldap/schema), now it appears that it needs some of them to install, and don't come with the download. How would I got about getting some of those? ( like /etc/ldap/schema/cosine.ldif, nis.ldif, inetorgperson.ldif,misc.ldif )
[23:05] <maxwellian> http://www.zimbio.com/IT+Security/articles/392/How+Print+Save+Bypass+Sealed+PDF+spdf+Security
[23:05] <maxwellian> Heh, I think it's the same article. :)
[23:05] <fabio> what is the user and password of live cd?
[23:05] <maxwellian> delaman: When was it working, when did it stop?
[23:06] <acholonu> i checked that out already
[23:06] <maxwellian> delaman: What happened right before it stopped?
[23:06] <norbi905> I think I installed mozilla-mplayer.  Would there be anything like it for chrome?  I'm asking because i'm having similar issues through apple trailers.
[23:06] <Oer> frank82vt, any http or https shortcut should work universal
[23:06] <fabio> what is the user and password of live cd?
[23:06] <DasEi> fabio: don't need it, go sudo
[23:06] <guest__> fabio: user is ubuntu       is there a password ?
[23:06] <oka> brute force :)
[23:06] <fabio> im log off
[23:06] <fabio> now asking user and passwotd
[23:06] <fabio> password
[23:06] <|GaiJin|> how can you "turnoff" the visual effects, or compiz?
[23:07] <fabio> ok
[23:07] <DasEi> fabio: you want to shutdown live ?
[23:07] <ilumi> codebrainz, i have everything turned up that increases volume, but its still about 50% lower then using it in windows
[23:07] <acholonu> i did all that.  I don't have windows install on this desktop
[23:08] <guest__> ah yeah the screensaver says "give me your password"  system says 'what freekin password?'
[23:08] <delaman> maxwellian: was working just fine, i think i installed screen and another program around the time it stopped working
[23:08] <oka> |GaiJin|, rightclick mousebutton on desktop, select Change Desktop Background, then select Visual Effects and then None
[23:08] <DasEi> fabio: sudo umount -a , then button (faster) sudo shutdown -P now (the safer choice)
[23:08] <dsnyders> Hi all!  My monitor doesn't go into power saving mode when using the nvidia drivers.  How do I change that?
[23:08] <guest__> i remember seeing that problem too
[23:09] <frank82vt> Oer Nop wen i create a firefox web direct acces in ubuntu an then copy it to my hard drive in windows then i cant open that shortcut whit windows xp firefox
[23:09] <guest__> the next one is that "x is running in low graphics mode"   which of course means you can't get to your desktop at all, period.
[23:09] <Oer> ilumi your problem withh low flat sound, i solved it with an Equaliser in Rhytmbox
[23:09] <damnfs> Hello, Question: How can I disable SSH tunneling?
[23:09] <maxwellian> delaman: Could be important what the other program was...
[23:10] <maxwellian> damnfs: Good question, I was trying to figure that out myself a couple of weeks ago...didn't get anywhere. :(
[23:10] <DasEi> damnfs: in which manner ? dissallow ssh on your box ?
[23:10] <maxwellian> damnfs: What are you trying to prevent?
[23:10] <gryllida> damnfs. how did you enable it in first place?
[23:10] <Stupendoussteve> It's enabled in the first place
[23:11] <ilumi> Oer, no its just not loud enough, i am sure they limit the maximum volume in the driver
[23:11] <|GaiJin|> thanks oka
[23:11] <maxwellian> damnfs: The only thing I've seen is if someone is using private keys, there's an option in their allowed keys file or something.  But that's dumb because the user owns that file.
[23:11] <damnfs> @all answered: i just want to disable http forwarding via tunneling through SSH
[23:11] <Stupendoussteve> damnfs: Looked in /etc/ssh/sshd_config or whatever Ubuntu hides it? There should be an option
[23:11] <Oer> ilumi, i know, with flat equaliser you hear -20db i use this 10 band > http://www.lirmm.fr/~morandat/index.php/Main/Tools
[23:11] <maxwellian> damnfs: Trying to prevent people getting around your firewall?
[23:12] <damnfs> Stupendoussteve: is this option named "AllowTcpForwarding" ?
[23:12] <Stupendoussteve> damnfs: The option is PermitTunnel, BTW
[23:12] <DasEi> damnfs: or simply pure the ssh-server, for just a session stop the daemon, or make ssh inexecutable
[23:12] <vu1kan> so the other day, my up key got bound to 'take a screenshot' all on it's own.  I checked the config utility and it said that function was still bound to the print key, but when I'd press it, nothing would happen.  Even after I cleared the key binding, the up key continued it's abberent behavior.  Now, it fixed itself after I logged out, but I was wondering if anyone knew what could've caused this?  I'd like to avoid having it happen 
[23:12] <delaman> maxwellian:  rtorrent, dont think it has anything to do with LAMP
[23:12] <ilumi> Oer, ill check it out, but does this work system wide?
[23:13] <oka> |GaiJin|, np, if it was up to me, compiz should have been turned off by default, makes the desktop too slow on old machines
[23:13] <Oer> ilumi, no, only rhytmbox, a system wide equaliser is still on the wishlist
[23:13] <Stupendoussteve> damnfs: man sshd_config lists them all, you can better decide what works for you
[23:13] <DasEi> damnfs: pure=purge*
[23:13] <maxwellian> Stupendoussteve: Are you sure that's the right option?  The name sounds nice, but the description doesn't seem relevant...
[23:13] <fuzzybunny69y> hey guys is it possible to start lubuntu from an ssh session?
[23:13] <ilumi> Oer, ok thank you
[23:14] <perezidentt> Has anyone jailbroken the iPhone 4 in linux?
[23:14] <|GaiJin|> oka: I agree...
[23:14] <maxwellian> fuzzybunny69y: lubuntu is the name for a suite of applications providing a desktop experience.  It is an alternative to ubuntu, xubuntu, kubuntu, etc.
[23:14] <Oer> ilumi, i forget to ask, did you go into soundprefs, and you see the mastervolume is hanging at 100% but there is a overdrive ?
[23:15] <maxwellian> fuzzybunny69y: What are you trying to do?
[23:15] <maxwellian> delaman: Okay, try just re-installing the package you mentioned.
[23:16] <maxwellian> delaman: Er, I should say, try installing it.
[23:16] <Stupendoussteve> damnfs: To answer better, if your issue is people using the -D option to set up a socks proxy, the AllowTcpForwarding should do it. The other option I put is for an actual tunnel
[23:16] <fuzzybunny69y> maxwellian, well I have a server machine that I access through SSH but i want to sometimes be able to use graphical applications as well so was wondering if there was someway to get into lubuntu from my ssh prompt
[23:16] <maxwellian> fuzzybunny69y: Oh, you want to use the graphical stuff over ssh?
[23:17] <damnfs> how can i limit SSH tunneling to a group only?
[23:17] <fuzzybunny69y> maxwellian, yeah whenever I run startx though it gives me this error message X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting.
[23:18] <maxwellian> Stupendoussteve: "Note that disabling TCP forwarding does not improve security unless users are also denied shell access, as they can always install their own forwarders."
[23:18] <Stupendoussteve> Of course
[23:18] <Oer> ilumi, see my screenshot, the master volume is 100% but can go over it >http://picpaste.com/Schermafdruk.png
[23:18] <Stupendoussteve> That makes perfect sense, anyone can drop in a small proxy app
[23:19] <maxwellian> Stupendoussteve: So they mean some OTHER proxy app, but sshd won't provide it?
[23:19] <ilumi> Oer, im in kubuntu, no overdrive
[23:19] <maxwellian> fuzzybunny69y: Are you running it as root?
[23:19] <maxwellian> fuzzybunny69y: I.e. sudo startx
[23:20] <fuzzybunny69y> oh no I was just running it as the user I logged in as
[23:20] <fuzzybunny69y> maxwellian, oh no I was just running it as the user I logged in as
[23:20] <maxwellian> fuzzybunny69y: You won't have permission to do that.
[23:20] <maxwellian> fuzzybunny69y: But don't run startx anyway.
[23:20] <DasEi> damnfs: safest remove ssh, as it's quickly reinstalled, you can save your keys before, or make ssh non executable, group ssh is another option, but likely to be underdriven
[23:20] <Stupendoussteve> You can run graphical apps on one system from the xsession on another
[23:21] <maxwellian> fuzzybunny69y: Just testing it out now, but I think ssh -X is what you want.
[23:21] <damnfs> DasEi: I want ppl to have access on SSH but not tunneling
[23:21] <Stupendoussteve> damnfs: I don't know that you can limit it to certain users
[23:22] <maxwellian> fuzzybunny69y: Try ssh -X yourserver.com and then type "xclock"
[23:22] <Stupendoussteve> damnfs: actually... you can, see the very bottom of the config file
[23:23] <Stupendoussteve> damnfs: You can Match Group ____ and then enable TCP forwarding for just them
[23:24] <homiziado> Hello guys, question: just bought a fitpc2 - www.fit-pc.com - but turns out i can't connect it to a tv, could I configure if from a laptop with an ethernet cable?
[23:27] <Pr0jectRec0n> hey all , I installed an application from source , and it got installed successfully
[23:27] <DasEi> homiziado: funny thing that.. humm, can it boot from a usb stick ? is there any possib to get visual output ?
[23:27] <maxwellian> Stupendoussteve: That looks interesting, thanks.  I've been wondering how to do this myself! :)
[23:28] <Pr0jectRec0n> but, I want to add it to my applications start menu - a kind of 'Launcher' - How do I do it ?
[23:28] <Chaiwalla> hello.  can someone help me figure out why I dont have any sound?
[23:28] <homiziado> well... on the tv I can boot but only in safe mode, no graphics
[23:28] <DasEi> !who | homiziado
[23:29] <codebrainz> Pr0jectRec0n, right click on the menu, click Edit Menu, add it through the GUI ... or add a .desktop file to /usr/share/applications
[23:29] <homiziado> sorry guys
[23:29] <soadkombucha> Is there any way that on one workspace I can disable the two panels while leaving them in place on the other 3?
[23:29] <Chaiwalla> can someone help me figure out why I dont have any sound?  I'm not sure if I removed the drivers or something?
[23:30] <DasEi> homiziado: so you got a tv out where you least can see the boot screen ?
[23:30] <vu1kan> !sound | Chaiwalla
[23:31] <homiziado> DasEi yes
[23:31] <DasEi> homiziado: can you boot a live cd ?
[23:31] <p4_> hi all!
[23:31] <hypercaine> hi
[23:31] <homiziado> DasEi the thing doesn't have cd drive
[23:31] <marc_> go
[23:32] <DasEi> homiziado: can you boot from usb ?
[23:32] <Pr0jectRec0n> codebrainz, thanks a lot
[23:32] <marc_> hi
[23:32] <homiziado> DasEi didn't try yet, what could I do if it booted from usb?
[23:32] <delinquentme> !rspec
[23:33] <delinquentme> can someone give me a one liner definition of what rspec does?
[23:33] <shruggar> is there anything I can use to get a visualization of already-playing audio? I'm playing an swf-streamed radio show on my TV (bigger speakers), and I'd like something other than a web-browser to look at in the mean time
[23:33] <soadkombucha> Does anyone know if there's a way to do what I want? to remove the applications panel and the program panel from one workspace while leaving it intact on the others?
[23:33] <DasEi> homiziado: or put the hd out and in your laptop ? if you could boot usb, can set up a custom live on usb, that provides a ss-server, then could connect from your lappi, is the tv out the only solution or is there vga, too ?
[23:34] <fcuk112_> for dvd ripping, is xvid or divx4 or divx5 better?
[23:34] <marc_> i dot know
[23:34] <codebrainz> delinquentme, "RSpec is a behavior driven development (BDD) framework for the Ruby programming language, inspired by JBehave.[1]  It contains its own mocking framework that is fully integrated into the framework based upon JMock." -wikipedia
[23:35] <homiziado> DasEi I think I can get the hd out and in the laptop most likely
[23:35] <delinquentme> codebrainz, thanks .. still is kinda chinese to me
[23:36] <codebrainz> delinquentme, me too :)  not much big on frameworks
[23:36] <jacob_> hey i know this is wrong question for here....but does any know where to get the atlantis plugin for compiz
[23:36] <Jhonny5> Hi
[23:36] <homiziado> DasEi tks a lot!
[23:36] <delinquentme> yeah its kinda more a rails question but no bites in #rubyonrails .. thanks tho!
[23:37] <DasEi> homiziado: that'll be easiest, then install headless system on hd by minimal installer and set up ssh on it, settle back and do the rest remtely -- but how is that box build, has it vga, too ?
[23:37] <Jhonny5> i want to upgrade ubuntu 9.04 to 10.04, can i upgrade directly or i have to pass first in 9.10 version?
[23:37] <soreau> jacob_: Why not ask in the right place if you know this is the wrong one? ;)
[23:37] <DasEi> Jhonny5: first 9.10
[23:38] <Jhonny5> DasEi, Ok, thanks. :)
[23:38] <jacob_> soreau: lol cause i've been away from ubuntu for about a year and don't remember the chat name for compiz
[23:38] <soreau> jacob_: #compiz
[23:38] <maxwellian> soreau: Surprise! ;)
[23:38] <jacob_> soreau: totally thought it was something different...ty
[23:38] <homiziado> DasEi only an hdmi port!
[23:38] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[23:39] <codebrainz> jacob_, git clone git://anongit.compiz-fusion.org/fusion/plugins/atlantis  might work
[23:39] <DasEi> homiziado: aharr.. green line, hehe, and you have no 2000x200 widescreen I assume
[23:39] <purevol> ahoy all
[23:39] <soreau> codebrainz: No, it wont. At least, not with the 0.8 version of compiz that ubuntu uses by default
[23:39] <soreau> codebrainz: he would need to checkout the 0.8 branch of the plugin after cloning it
[23:40] <delinquentme> codebrainz, FYI ... i THINK this is what i was looking for ... (in a RoR context) rspec is used as the TESTING in " TDD" for the existence of the ACTUAL items in /app
[23:40] <codebrainz> soreau, cool, it was the only source i found in 3 minutes of googlage
[23:40] <purevol> anyone here running thunderbird 3.1 on lucid, and by chance using ubuntuzilla.py?
[23:41] <codebrainz> soreau, I'm not too fond of compiz, i got my wiggly windows and tiled window layout and I'm happy :)
[23:41] <homiziado> DasEi I think the problem when connecting to the tv is something about the resolution
[23:41] <vaul> I have a problem with poor HDTV performance, despite having enough powerful computer. Disablin compositing effects do not help.
[23:42] <DasEi> homiziado:well, there are converters to standard monitors, too
[23:42] <vaul> Codecs are installed.
[23:42] <vaul> Any ideas?
[23:42] <codebrainz> vaul, what player?
[23:43] <vaul> codebrainz: Totem, VLC — this do not matter, lag in both.
[23:43] <homiziado> DasEi I was trying to avoid buying a standrad monitor :p but if this doesn't work I think I'll do that
[23:43] <DasEi> homiziado: I experimented little with svga-outlets and scart concerning pc on tv, but the results werent too good, pc-monitor is always the better, and tft-  greener choice
[23:43] <codebrainz> vaul, in vlc, try changing the output module, try a few of those, otherwise i'm not sure
[23:44] <vaul> codebrainz: Okay, I'll try. Any other idea, beyond that? Why it do not work properly on Totem, for example?
[23:44] <soreau> jacob_: Having trouble figuring out how to get to #compiz? ;)
[23:44] <DasEi> homiziado: for now can just try to build an accesible system via the laptop and then try to configure the graphics, if there is a picutre at all, might work
[23:44] <wildbat> homiziado, it don't even have nvidia ION ~... the price .... mmm ~ you must be a green ppl for supporting it. anyway don't you have safemode working? or a !tty?
[23:45] <codebrainz> vaul, video drivers, output module (ie. x11 vs opengl vs whatever) ... that's all i can think of
[23:45] <homiziado> DasEi what do you mean with configuring the graphics?
[23:45] <jacob_> last dumb question.....to change channels in smuxi is simly  /j then channel name right?
[23:46] <homiziado> wildbat I have safemode working but I'm too much of a noob for being able to configure stuff without graphics
[23:46] <DasEi> homiziado: well, getting the used chipset of that cakebox, then friggling out how to configure it's driver and hdmi - new stuff for me, too
[23:47] <wildbat> !resolution | homiziado
[23:47] <DasEi> homiziado: for that you need a running, accesible system on that hardware
[23:47] <DasEi> !ssh
[23:47] <DasEi> !minimal
[23:47] <DasEi> homiziado: ^
[23:48] <vaul> codebrainz: Have proprietry drivers active, compiz disabled, those outputs tested.
[23:48] <vaul> codebrainz: Didn't work.
[23:48] <wildbat> !VNC | homiziado
[23:48] <ZykoticK9> vaul, are you using nvidia?
[23:48] <vaul> ZykoticK9: Yes.
[23:49] <homiziado> ubottu tks
[23:49] <DasEi> homiziado: that minimal installer allows you (expert-install) to have none but minimal software on it first, and then you can set up a repositorylist and install ssh, re-connect to cakebox and then use lappi to figure out your specs and needs
[23:49] <ZykoticK9> vaul, check out mplayer with VDPAU support - hardware graphics card assisted video rendering!  There is a vdpau PPA you can add, but you might be able to just install libvdpau1 and have it work with the PPA I believe.  Good luck.
[23:49] <DasEi> homiziado: ubott is the channel ro-bot
[23:50] <vaul> ZykoticK9: Can any other player suppor that?
[23:50] <ZykoticK9> vaul, sorry s/with/without the PPA
[23:50] <DasEi> homiziado: is there a OS on it now ?
[23:50] <ZykoticK9> vaul, the newest VLC (NOT in repo or probably packaged for Debian yet) has SOME sort of hardware support.
[23:50] <vaul> ZykoticK9: Okay, that's something to start with. I'll try, thank you.
[23:50] <homiziado> DasEi it comes with ubuntu pre-installed
[23:51] <homiziado> DasEi actually I'm a bit afraid to install something on top of it because it is somehow customized because of the graphics chip
[23:51] <DasEi> homiziado: aharr.. so that (minimal..) would be contraproductional then
[23:52] <soadkombucha> If I have a stable kernel should I not update to the newest one?
[23:52] <DasEi> homiziado: so basically you need a 10 min "in view to get ssh up and running then ... if you boot it on tv and ...
[23:52] <vaul> ZykoticK9: Reminded me of that xcbd comic: «—It took a lot of work, but that linux patch enables support for 4,096 CPU's, up from the old limit of 1,024. —Do you have support for smooth HDTV video playback? —No, but who uses that?»
[23:52] <DasEi> homiziado: press alt-ctrl-F2 ,  can you see a command line ?
[23:53] <ZykoticK9> vaul, :)  I didn't see that one.
[23:53] <homiziado> DasEi I don't have it here know, but I can get to the command line
[23:53] <homiziado> DasEi the things I was afraid to do on the command line was setting up a newuser adn I was thinking also having to put some autologin preferences?
[23:53] <DasEi> homiziado: so thats great then, its a 2-3 steps thing to make it accessable via ssh then
[23:54] <Scoobydoo> I'm setting a hotkey for opening the Python interpreter, What would be the way?
[23:54] <homiziado> DasEi after its configured I can access it with ssh -x?
[23:54] <NitzchONot> Anyone knows how can i 're-enable' burg bootloader? It got overwritten after Grub update..
[23:54] <DasEi> homiziado: you have the default user n pass ?
[23:54] <Scoobydoo>  /usr/bin/python would open it in the background?
[23:55] <homiziado> DasEi yes
[23:55] <DasEi> homiziado: rest no prob then, yes ssh x would also forward x apps
[23:56] <DasEi> homiziado: you have any additional display devices apart tv home ?
[23:56] <homiziado> DasEi just my laptop
[23:56] <NitzchONot> Anyone knows how can i 're-enable' burg bootloader? It got overwritten after Grub update..
[23:56] <homiziado> DasEi how do I know the ip of  the device?
[23:56] <maxwellian> Scoobydoo: What are you trying to do?  You want to open a terminal running the python interpreter?
[23:57] <Scoobydoo> maxwellian: Yup indeedy
[23:57] <maxwellian> Scoobydoo: What were you asking about running in the background?
[23:57] <DasEi> homiziado: least i know there are ways to get it on a tft , too, for sure easier to configure ;; ifconfig on cakebox shows it's ip, if configured
[23:58] <maxwellian> NitzchONot: Burg bootloader, I don't know what that is...
[23:58] <maxwellian> NitzchONot: Looking it up now...
[23:58] <NitzchONot> maxwellian, http://code.google.com/p/burg/
[23:58] <Scoobydoo> maxwellian: If I just put python or /usr/bin/python thats what it will do, Which of course won't be very good
[23:59] <Scoobydoo> Need to spawn a new window with the python interpreter in it
[23:59] <homiziado> DasEi I'll try doing ifconfig then
[23:59] <maxwellian> Scoobydoo: Do you know how to set a hotkey?