[02:39] <mranima> hello, how can I use the Linuxmint Menu on Xubuntu 10.04?
[02:39] <mranima> is already install but I can't see it on the panel list?
[03:24] <bigredradio> Since the most recent update my wireless drops frequently. I ran "watch iwconfig" and noticed that the IEEE and the Frequency kept changing. Anyone seen this?
[03:24] <bigredradio> IEEE 802.11a then goes to IEEE 802.11abg
[03:25] <bigredradio> Like it can't make up it's mind.
[03:25] <bigredradio> s/it's/its/g
[03:31] <pleia2> bigredradio: I can't say for sure, but sounds like a driver issue, do you know what wifi card you have?
[03:31] <bigredradio> Looking it up now
[03:32] <bigredradio> pleia2, NetXtreme BCM5732
[03:32] <pleia2> I don't actually know a ton about wifi (thankfully my cards "just work") but hopefully once you have that info either someone else will know or it'll give you some info to search ubuntuforums.org with
[03:32] <pleia2> ah, broadcom
[03:32] <bigredradio> I have the proprietary driver loaded.
[03:32] <bigredradio> Yeah.
[03:32]  * pleia2 nods
[03:32] <bigredradio> Worked fine in the past.
[04:23] <bigredradio> (Better Question) I have noticed my wireless driver (driver=wl0 driverversion=5.60.48.36) is alternating between 802.11a and 802.11abg. The configuration from lshw shows  wireless=IEEE 802.11a. Can this be set manually to g rather than automatic?
[07:26] <wowhead> hello
[07:27] <wowhead> is anyone here awake
[07:28] <wowhead> i need help getting into xubuntu and i can not get into it and i was wondering if anyone can help me
[07:30] <_Techie_> !ask
[07:30] <wowhead> can anyone help me
[07:31] <_Techie_> put your question forward, give us a bit of an idea about exectly where you are and we can see if we can
[08:29] <Apple> Does anybody know how I can install Xubuntu under BTRFS?
[08:29] <Apple> ;D
[11:30] <nicofs> in my program menu there is an application i'd like to start from console - only i don't know how that application is called as the name given in the menu is not that of the application... how do i do this?
[11:31] <Sysi> try 'apropos name'
[11:31] <Sysi> or something other words you could hit it, apropos is search tool
[11:32] <nicofs> is there any way to directly access what's in the menu, i.e. adding a "sudo" before the command...?
[11:37] <Sysi> menu config is in /etc/xdg/menus/xfce-applications.menu
[11:48] <nicofs> oh dear... it points to some sort of *.directory... i think i might have to untangle how that works...
[11:50] <nicofs> how do i search a file on my HD?
[11:55] <nicofs> ok... i found out
[11:58] <nicofs> i resign. another problem that's not meant to be solved...
[12:00] <AnxiousNut> which display manager does does xubutnu use? is it also GDM?
[12:03] <AnxiousNut> hello! this should be the easiest question to you!!
[12:04] <AnxiousNut> Yes it does! found it on ubuntu forums! And i thought this would be faster! Thanks anyways :) bye
[12:58] <maxtor> why hibernation is very slow
[12:58] <maxtor> MS Windows does a better job. it just wakes blazing fast compared to the slow wake up of linux
[12:59] <maxtor> wondering if there are hacks to increase the speed of linux hibernation wake up time
[12:59] <slow-motion> hi
[13:01] <maxtor> i'm apt-getting "hibernate" package. i hope that's smarter way of doing things
[13:08] <maxtor> i'm connected?
[13:24] <Niglop> how do i burn DVD files(audio and video ts) to disc, (NO NOT WRITE THEM, BURN..)
[13:24] <ikonia> Niglop: you where told in #ubuntu - don't start in here too
[13:24] <ikonia> Niglop: use the DVD software to burn as data
[13:25] <Niglop> oh my god.. i already told you brasero doesnt burn video ts files
[13:25] <Niglop> it burns iso
[13:25] <ikonia> it will burn video fles
[13:25] <Niglop> OK let me check shall i
[13:25] <ikonia> gnome discussion is not in this channel
[13:25] <Niglop> OH ..  what do you know
[13:26] <Niglop> it doesnt let me
[13:26] <Niglop> um im actually using xubuntu
[13:26] <Niglop> who said anything about gnome?
[13:26] <Niglop> BRASERO DOES NOT BURN VIDEO TS FILES
[13:27] <ikonia> it does
[13:27] <ikonia> I'm doing it now
[13:27] <Niglop> OH REALLY..
[13:27] <Niglop> care to walk me through it
[13:27] <ikonia> yes
[13:27] <ikonia> no
[13:27] <Niglop> what?
[13:27] <ikonia> "no I don't care to walk you through it"
[13:28] <ikonia> it's as simple as dragging the folders you want to burn into the burn area and clicking burn
[13:28] <Niglop> thanks for the support
[13:28] <Niglop> there is no burn area on my screen.
[13:28] <ikonia> please post a screen shot
[13:29] <Niglop> http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/3918/screenshotic.png
[13:29] <ikonia> click on the "create a project"
[13:30] <ikonia> select the type of project you want to use
[13:30] <Niglop> there is no "create a project"..?
[13:31] <ikonia> yes there is - it lists the types of projects you can create under the heading "create a new project"
[13:31] <Niglop> yes you didnt tell me which one to click
[13:31] <ikonia> which ever one you want to use
[13:31] <Niglop> i want to burn video ts files
[13:31] <Niglop> no button for that..
[13:32] <ikonia> yes, but when someone in #ubuntu tried to explain the differnce between burning as data files and burning for use in a DVD player you abused them
[13:32] <Niglop> i already knew the difference
[13:32] <ikonia> however, using common sense look at the video project, it actually says "create a video DVD"
[13:32] <Niglop> and no i abused you for pointing out the obvious
[13:33] <ikonia> in that case you'll know how to do it
[13:33] <Niglop> i dont want to create a DVD i want to BURN one
[13:33] <ikonia> you need to create a DVD to burn one
[13:33] <ikonia> you're creating a new DVD project made out of files you already have
[13:33] <Niglop> I ALREADY HAVE THE DVD..
[13:33] <Niglop> HENCE VIDEO TS FILES
[13:33] <Niglop> WHICH IM ASKING HOW TO BURN
[13:33] <ikonia> yes, so you create a new DVD out of the files you have
[13:34] <Niglop> yes
[13:34] <ikonia> so you "create a video DVD"
[13:34] <Niglop> i totally disagree, but im going to do what you say JUST INCASE i am wrong
[13:34] <Niglop> ok now what
[13:34] <ikonia> I'm not wasting any more time with you and your attitude
[13:34] <ikonia> best of luck
[13:35] <Niglop> i just told you im going to do what you say and then you have a mood swing..
[13:35] <Niglop> thanks
[13:35] <Niglop> im glad to see the linux community excelling
[13:36] <Niglop> SO .. can anybody else help
[13:37] <well_laid_lawn> you are kidding...
[13:37] <Niglop> are you sure of that..?
[13:37] <_Techie_> okay lets stop this now
[13:37]  * gnomefreak doesnt see any problem or wrong on ikonia part to the info he gave you
[13:37] <_Techie_> Niglop, whats the DVD?
[13:38] <Niglop> are you asking me the name of the movie?
[13:38] <Niglop> lol
[13:38] <_Techie_> Niglop, answer the damn question
[13:38] <Niglop> I WOULD IF I UNDERSTOOD IT
[13:38] <well_laid_lawn> heh
[13:38] <Niglop> hence me asking  a question in return
[13:38] <gnomefreak> more than likely it has write protection on it
[13:38] <_Techie_> Niglop, what is the name of the movie you are copying
[13:38] <Niglop> avatar
[13:39] <_Techie_> Niglop, well lemme see, last time i check we dont support illegal activities... that includes piracy
[13:39] <_Techie_> it is also against freenode terms
[13:39] <Niglop> who said it was the one from the cinema?
[13:39] <_Techie_> so please take your buiseness  elsewhere
[13:39] <Niglop> my and my little brother created a play called avatar
[13:39] <gnomefreak> we dont
[13:39] <Niglop> ^
[13:40] <gnomefreak> Niglop: than you should have a local copy of it and it will burn without issue
[13:40] <Niglop> i do have a local copy
[13:40] <Niglop> I DONT KNOW HOW TO BURN IT
[13:40] <Niglop> obviously
[13:40] <gnomefreak> Niglop: i suggest taking this to a different IRC server
[13:40] <Niglop> yous keep pointing out WHAT i SHOULD do.. but not actually telling me how to do it
[13:40] <gnomefreak> Niglop: stop with the caps. and everyone has told you how to do it but you fail to agree or listen
[13:41] <well_laid_lawn> if it is a .ts then you need to make a .iso out of it
[13:41] <Niglop> im obviously pissed off
[13:41] <well_laid_lawn> like ikonia was trying to get you to do
[13:41] <Niglop> nobody has told me how to do it
[13:41] <ikonia> Niglop: create DVD project, drag the files in click burn - all done
[13:41] <Niglop> they are just saying "burn it
[13:41] <ikonia> Niglop: end of discussion
[13:41] <gnomefreak> Niglop: than i suggest leavving and coming back when you calm down
[13:41] <Niglop> clicking burn creates an iso
[13:41] <Niglop> i dont want to create an iso
[13:41] <Niglop> i want to burn video ts files
[13:41] <ikonia> Niglop: look at the output file
[13:41] <Niglop> IM looking
[13:42] <ikonia> you want your output to be TS files
[13:42] <ikonia> ahhhh
[13:42] <Niglop> ?
[13:42] <ikonia> you've not got the ts_audio files
[13:42] <ikonia> is that what you are saying
[13:42] <ikonia> you want to make them
[13:42] <Niglop> no.. i already have them
[13:42] <ikonia> you want to create the video_ts and audio files,
[13:42] <knome> ikonia, no, he has .ts files he wants to burn to a dvd.
[13:42] <knome> *+them
[13:42] <ikonia> so create DVD project, drag to area, set output to DVD or iso file, click burn
[13:42] <Niglop> when dragging it in: "Avatar" is not suitable for audio or video media.
[13:43] <ikonia> Niglop: because it's copy projected
[13:43] <Niglop> define copy projected
[13:43] <ikonia> or is this the one your brother made ?
[13:43] <knome> Niglop, protected
[13:43] <Niglop> YEAH its the one my brother made
[13:43] <ikonia> Niglop: movies you buy have protection on to stop them being copied
[13:43] <ikonia> Niglop: you have to bypass it
[13:44] <ikonia> Niglop: however if your brother made this movie then he'll know the copy protection he put on it and you can ask him to remove it
[13:44] <gnomefreak> Niglop: it can not be burtned legally so it is the movie not your project. now please leave or stop this topic
[13:44] <Niglop> he put it on accidently, he just told me he clicked a random option
[13:44] <Niglop> he wants to know how to remove it
[13:44] <ikonia> Niglop: ask him to remake the DVD without it
[13:44] <gnomefreak> delete it like any other file/folder
[13:44] <ikonia> Niglop: removing copy protection is illegal and we will not discuss it here
[13:44] <Niglop> he said it took 9 hours to render on our slow intel celeron computer
[13:45] <Niglop> he said he doesnt want to wait any longer
[13:45] <ikonia> Niglop: that's not our problem, he should be more careful
[13:45] <Niglop> he should
[13:45] <knome> Niglop, we are not going to give you instructions how to remove a copy protection.
[13:45] <gnomefreak> Niglop: now stop!
[13:45] <ikonia> I guess we are done here
[13:45] <ikonia> Niglop: you've got the info, good luck
[13:45] <gnomefreak> we are
[13:45] <knome> agreed
[13:45] <Niglop> stop acting like the riaa is sitting in the chan spectating
[13:45] <ikonia> Niglop: we are not, it's your brothers movie, he can remove the protection
[13:45] <ikonia> sopt ?
[13:46] <_Techie_> youll have to explain that for me aswell
[13:46] <knome> "stop"
[13:46] <_Techie_> lol
[13:47] <gnomefreak> opps
[13:47] <gnomefreak> stop is correct
[13:47] <knome> ...aaand he scores 10 points!
[13:47] <ikonia> hed get a lot more help if he was honest
[13:47] <knome> sure
[13:47] <_Techie_> agreed
[13:48] <knome> or actually trying to follow the instructions..
[13:48] <gnomefreak> its the non-legal aspect
[14:01] <dahaic> ikonia: tbh, I am pretty surprised you tried to help him with his attitude,
[14:02] <ikonia> it's all sorted now
[14:02] <arpad2> hello
[14:02] <knome> !hi | arpad2
[14:02] <_Techie_> welcome arpad2
[14:03] <arpad2> i tried to reinstall grub2, and the result is at the start i have now only grub with cursor
[14:04] <arpad2> please, could smb help me with this
[17:52] <luca_vento> ciao ho appena installato xubuntu sul mio vecchio portatile
[17:52] <luca_vento> ma il video è 800 per 600
[17:52] <luca_vento> come posso fare a portarlo alla risoluzione giusta
[17:52] <luca_vento> 1024 per 768
[18:03] <charlie-tca> !es
[18:05] <ramrod> !it
[18:05] <charlie-tca> sorry, that's the one
[19:32] <profus2> test
[19:33] <profus2> can somebody help me out
[19:33] <Sysi> out of IRC or something else?
[19:33] <profus2> installed xubuntu, logged in, updated software and after newstart can not login anymore?
[19:34] <profus2> pretty annoying :-(
[19:34] <Sysi> where it's stopping?
[19:37] <profus2> login screen is presented to me
[19:37] <profus2> but my password is not accepted anymore
[19:38] <Sysi> it says authentication failure?
[19:38] <profus2> yes
[19:39] <profus2> I did reboot the system several times and tried to login, but to no avail
[19:39] <profus2> what can be done? reinstall?
[19:45] <Besogon> profus2, may be you could log in in safe mode
[19:45] <profus2> ?
[19:45] <Besogon> and make new user
[19:46] <profus2> how could that be done?
[19:46] <Sysi> if you can get to root shell in failsafe mode you can change password
[19:46] <Besogon> reboot and chose "safe mode" then you should use useradd command
[19:47] <Sysi> hold shift while/before boot
[19:51] <profus2> i have "dual boot" installation
[19:52] <profus2> so first I see grub screen, telling me linux 2.6.32.23 generic or 2.6.32.21 generic
[19:53] <profus2> and of cours the old xp
[19:53] <profus2> default is the first one
[19:53] <profus2> when choosing the first one an holding SHIFT there is no change in login screen as compared to before
[19:55] <Sysi> shift is for getting menu, that's not visible by default if you don't have dualboot
[20:00] <profus2> so what should I do: as a first time linuxer I have no clue
[20:00] <profus2> what do you mean: "if you can get to root shell in failsaife mode, you can change passowrd"?
[20:00] <profus2> password was functional before software update
[20:01] <profus2> very strang
[20:01] <profus2> e
[20:01] <profus2> is this a known problem?
[20:02] <Sysi> you don't have any failsafe option in boot menu?
[20:03] <Besogon> may be PAM sistem broke. But i's very strange..
[20:03] <Besogon> Stop. Which kernel did you use when update?
[20:03] <Besogon> profus2,
[20:04] <profus2> there is something calle recovery mode
[20:04] <Besogon> yes
[20:04] <profus2> @besogon: i have no clue
[20:04] <Besogon> Did you tried to boot up from either kernels you have?
[20:04] <profus2> I started the default, so I think 2.6.32.23
[20:05] <profus2> yes
[20:05] <profus2> I tried both kernels
[20:05] <profus2> no difference in behaviour
[20:06] <Besogon> So. Have you botted in safe mode (single user)?
[20:07] <Besogon> I yes. Go to shell
[20:07] <profus2> I tried "failsafe mode" but there is no difference - can not log in
[20:09] <profus2> arrived at shell
[20:09] <profus2> how should I proceed
[20:09] <profus2> ?
[20:10] <Besogon> Even in shell you can't assecc, can you?
[20:10] <Sysi> is it $ or #-shell?
[20:10] <Besogon> access
[20:10] <profus2> the second
[20:10] <profus2> one
[20:10] <Besogon> command line in safe mode I meant
[20:11] <profus2> i went to recovery mode and the to rootshell
[20:11] <Besogon> ok
[20:11] <profus2> root@nb2:#
[20:11] <profus2> looks like this, without this funny sign
[20:12] <Besogon> Lets try to modify your user
[20:12] <profus2> i can not reproduce
[20:12] <profus2> ok
[20:13] <profus2> could you help me with the command=?
[20:13] <profus2> as far as I understood, the user at installation is admin?
[20:13] <Besogon> passwd login
[20:13] <profus2> is this the command
[20:13] <profus2> ?
[20:14] <Besogon> yes
[20:14] <Besogon> May be better passwd -u loginname
[20:15] <Besogon> With it you may rewrite your password rewrite
[20:15] <profus2> it says: password expiry information changed
[20:15] <Besogon> OK reboot and login
[20:15] <profus2> no clue, what this means
[20:15] <profus2> i'll try
[20:17] <profus2> no change
[20:17] <profus2> I restarted, but not in recovery mode
[20:17] <profus2> and entered the same passowrd
[20:17] <Besogon> Press Ctrl+F1
[20:18] <Besogon> then try to log in
[20:18] <profus2> when
[20:18] <Besogon> with your user
[20:18] <Besogon> Don't reboot.
[20:18] <Sysi> you can do same as before but type 'passwd <yourusername>'
[20:19] <Besogon> But at this time he have to write current password
[20:19] <profus2> Ctrl+F1 does not change anything
[20:19] <Sysi> ctrl alt f1
[20:20] <profus2> at rootshell I type in "password -u username
[20:21] <Besogon> profus2, listen. can you connect to your user from the command line bing not in safe mode?
[20:21] <profus2> ok, logged in at shell, how to proceed
[20:22] <profus2> @besogon: ctrl alt f1 brought me to the shell, there i logged in
[20:22] <profus2> what to do now?
[20:22] <profus2> looks like the graphical user interface has a problem - right?
[20:23] <Besogon> One thing I suggest you. If you are connected to internet you can update agai. May be It will change the situation
[20:23] <profus2> now, i am at the shell
[20:23] <Besogon> yes. and it's strange
[20:24] <profus2> how to go back to a more graphical environment
[20:24] <profus2> or should I do the update via shell and if so how?
[20:24] <Besogon> ctrl+alt+F7
[20:24] <Besogon> yes. via shell
[20:24] <profus2> same problem
[20:25] <profus2> if I go back to shell
[20:25] <profus2> no login
[20:25] <profus2> possible
[20:25] <profus2> :-(
[20:25] <Besogon> Firstly. how do you connect to internet? Do you use ethernet?
[20:25] <profus2> yes, via router
[20:25] <profus2> we are talking about notebook which is connected to the router
[20:26] <profus2> through the router
[20:26] <Besogon> type ifconfig
[20:26] <Besogon> Connect to your router via a wire. It will be easyer
[20:26] <profus2> ok, what would you like to check
[20:27] <profus2> its connected via cable, not WLAN
[20:27] <profus2> i can see its ip-adress
[20:27] <profus2> in the local "network"
[20:27] <Besogon> fine
[20:28] <Besogon> you see "eth0" interface, don't you?
[20:28] <profus2> yes
[20:29] <Besogon> So try "sudo apt-get update"
[20:30] <Besogon> then "sudo apt-get upgrade"
[20:31] <Besogon> What's going on?
[20:31] <profus2_> i was kicked out of the chat
[20:31] <profus2_> or i lost the chat whatever, sorry
[20:32] <profus2_> which means I did not / could not follow your reply *ashamed*
[20:32] <Besogon> "sudo apt-get update"
[20:32] <Besogon> "sudo apt-get upgrade"
[20:32] <Besogon> Have you done that?
[20:33] <profus2> password is not accepted
[20:33] <profus2> :-(
[20:35] <Sysi> sudo service gdm stop && sudo aptitude --purge reinstall gdm
[20:36] <Besogon> he is right
[20:36] <Besogon> but does service gdm exist now?
[20:36] <zerothis> can firefox's resource use be reduced?
[20:37] <Besogon> I'm using old system now
[20:37] <Besogon> yes
[20:38] <Besogon> zerothis, but. It's don't give you real advantage
[20:38] <Sysi> zerothis: install adblock-plugin
[20:38] <Besogon> look for it on site Aurora OS
[20:39] <Sysi> if you need light browser, midori has adblock too, chromium is light too
[20:39] <profus2> @Besogon: it asked me for password, which was not accepted
[20:39] <profus2> so i logged out
[20:39] <Sysi> websites just aren't lightweight anymore
[20:39] <profus2> now, i can't log in anymore
[20:39] <Besogon> profus2, Sysi said you what to do
[20:39] <zerothis> already have adblock and noscript. its still straining my 128MB Pentium dinosaur
[20:39] <profus2> when?
[20:40] <Besogon> zerothis, to get really fast FF Firefox should be build using PGO
[20:40] <Besogon> Like it's done for Windows
[20:41] <Sysi> firefox can't be fast on 128MB, propably anything can't
[20:41] <Besogon> zerothis, https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Building_with_Profile-Guided_Optimization
[20:42] <Besogon> I very idle person and don't programmer at all and I accostumed to my slower FF
[20:44] <Besogon> why don't they build FF with PGO for all Linux-users I don't know. Of cource it would be not so stable but much faster
[20:45] <Sysi> FF is fast on my dual core and ssd :P
[20:46] <Sysi> and fast enough on my netbook
[20:47] <Besogon> May be you have only one such netbook as for my netbook it's false. My netbook's freezing for half a minute after start FF
[20:48] <Sysi> it also works pretty well on my 701
[20:48] <zerothis> sysi, lots of browsers are fast on this system, but they are non-graphical OR do not function with gmail
[20:52] <profus2> last question: how can I remove xubuntu from my system?
[20:53] <Besogon> )
[20:55] <Besogon> profus2, Do you want remove only xubuntu -desktop or delete linux itself?
[20:56] <profus2> with no logon to the system, looks like the whole thing is pretty worthless
[20:56] <Besogon> Don't haste. be patient. To too hate it at first few mounth but that was 2 years ago
[20:57] <profus2> login problem should be a kernel issue, so other desktop should be no solution
[20:57] <Besogon> Go sleep and reinstall it tomorrow. But I suggest you ,as you are a novice, use to gnome or KDE environtment
[20:58] <profus2> how do I reinstall ----> boot from CD and just overwrite it?
[20:58] <Sysi> that
[20:58] <profus2> do you know how much time I wasted with this baby?
[20:58] <Besogon> yes. Just like you do it with windows
[20:59] <Sysi> idk, i've wasted like 2 years
[20:59] <profus2> lol
[21:01] <Sysi> but i loved it from the first boot, i still hate xp so much..
[21:02] <Besogon> bocouse windows is too different. And it requires time to accustom to philosofy and possibility of linux
[21:02] <Besogon> Sysi, Didn't you try W7?
[21:02] <Sysi> yeah, it's okay
[21:03] <Sysi> but i don't have reason to use something less nice and paymentfull or warez
[21:03] <profus2> I am used to Windows more then a decade, so it seems pretty easy to me
[21:03] <Besogon> but I didn't. I'm not interested. (there is not nesessity for that)
[21:04] <Besogon> Win7 costs too much for me either
[21:05] <profus2> interestingly, the most promising feature of linux (one-click installation of all programms) killed my system
[21:05] <Besogon> )
[21:06] <Besogon> It never happened for me. But yes. sometime it happends
[21:06] <Besogon> with somebody
[21:07] <Sysi> i use command line always
[21:07] <ridin> \ /
[21:08] <Sysi> yum is best way to install software IMO, fedora just don't like my hardware very much
[21:10] <Besogon> Sysi, What do you think about Suse?
[21:11] <Sysi> not good for xfce-user
[21:11] <Sysi> zypper and yast are pretty nice
[21:12] <Sysi> i can use kde, but it takes hours to configure
[21:32] <profus2> @sysi & Besongon: you wouldn't believe it - i did a replay of the hints you gave me and succeeded ---- yeah
[21:33] <profus2> one question: how can I see data on the ntfs partion from within xubuntu?
[21:33] <Sysi> btw, don't put @ in front of lines if you want to hilight, it propably don't hilight on many users
[21:34] <Sysi> !mount
[21:35] <profus2> thank you very much for your help
[21:35] <likemindead> !ntfs
[21:57] <nikolam> this stupid thunar does not know about multitasking. while deleting file I can not browse until it finish it.
[23:35] <kenasper> my titlebar at icons on it are missing from all my windows
[23:36] <kenasper> and i can copy-paste to text boxes but most text boxes do not receive my typed text
[23:36] <Sysi> alt+f2 and type xfwm4
[23:37] <kenasper> thanks!
[23:49] <rolandpish> Hi. I installed xubuntu lucid and I want to configure my wireless manually. I removed network manager and tried configuring net manually on /etc/network/interfaces (succeeded always in my ubuntu) but when I restart networking nothing happens. What is the net conf file in xubuntu?
[23:55] <rolandpish> Oh, sorry for the noise. Stupid myself, forgot the "auto eth1". My bad.