[00:00] <Scunizi> isakill: check out www.moodle.org ... course management system open source package designed to help educators create effective etc etc. etc
[00:00] <Roey> DasEi: But I am not running this system now; I'm locked out of it until I can log in to a command line
[00:00] <Roey> I'm running on a liveCD
[00:00] <ActionParsnip> BuckWild`: samba runs fine here and is most flexible as all OSes can access it without extra software
[00:00] <BuckWild`> ActionParsnip, I've also bumped into a lot of people in the industry (my company and companies we've worked with) who are supposedly microsoft certified, yet seem to have no idea how to control a windows computer besides what any novice/mid-level person would know (i.e. nothing is red in the event monitor, so everything must be fine)
[00:00] <Rabbitbunny> janicko: Uh, it's a google thing. search for your manufacturer, model number, and 'default password', then enter it.
[00:00] <DasEi> Roey: locked out ? no x ?
[00:00] <Wiesshund> jgcampbell300 http://www.steve-lacey.com/blogarchives/2006/11/linux_as_a_wind.shtml see if thats helpful at all
[00:00] <Roey> X gets stuck
[00:00] <ilyekkakai> my blue tooth headphones say connected under the bluetooth devices menu, but it does not show up in the audio devices in sound preferences -why?
[00:00] <jgcampbell300> i would like to thank you guys for all your info and insight
[00:00] <Roey> or rather, the KDE * * * * *screen gets stuck
[00:01] <BuckWild`> ActionParsnip, different strokes for different folks :)
[00:01] <Guest79615> ethernet works, wifi to same router gets assigned IP but can't ping anything beyond the router .... what to try?
[00:01] <jgcampbell300> will see you guys later ... have a good evening
[00:01] <Roey> DasEi: all that above
[00:01] <ActionParsnip> BuckWild`: how do you mean "control a windows computer"?
[00:01] <BuckWild`> ActionParsnip, s/control/administer/;
[00:01] <elkclone> like remote desktop
[00:02] <BuckWild`> ActionParsnip, getting MS certified is without a doubt a good career move, but I don't know that it means you know anything about anything, just as with any other certification
[00:02] <DasEi> Roey: boot single user mode (rescue mode) , or hit Alt-Ctrl-F1
[00:02] <Roey> it doesn't respond to ctrl-alt-f1
[00:02] <Roey> and how do I get the grub prompt to appear??
[00:02] <Rabbitbunny> Roey: It's not taking you seriously. Press harder.
[00:03] <Slartibart> Why does compizconfig reactivate some of my windows handling plugins when I "uncheck" them?? No messages at all, nothing about this and that needed for some other plugin to work..
[00:03] <fbe^> hi
[00:03]  * dlublink is trying to use a Netopia 3347 router with his Ubuntu 10.04 ubuntu. Any time he tries to make a TCP connection, it takes at least 30 seconds to setup. But the weird thing is, pings go through instantly. Windows partition works fine. Is there some tcp parameter in the kernel that was tweaked for ubuntu that might cause such an issue ?
[00:03] <Rabbitbunny> Roey: IIRC, grub menu is <shift>
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> BuckWild`: oh totally, but when you are a business continuity centre managing thousands of servers, it kinda helps if you know about domains and forests :)
[00:03] <Roey> Rabbitbunny: ok.. really?
[00:03] <fbe^> which tool can i take for recording videos with my webcam?
[00:03] <DasEi> Roey: when grub2 starts to load , tap left shift until you get the bootmenue
[00:03] <Roey> Rabbitbunny: ok, I will try that
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> fbe^: recordmydesktop
[00:03] <Roey> and from there, single-user mode
[00:03] <Roey> and then service gdm stop
[00:03] <Roey> right?
[00:03] <FloodBot2> Roey: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:03]  * Rabbitbunny has no idea
[00:03] <Roey> heh ok
[00:03] <Xase> OVERSCAN help please. 720p Panasonic tc-p42c2, intel 4500mhd.
[00:03] <Roey> I'll be back
[00:04] <Roey> like terminator
[00:04] <Roey> but hopefully less than ten years every time
[00:04] <fbe^> ActionParsnip: i want to record a video with my headset and my webcam
[00:04] <BuckWild`> ActionParsnip, I'd imagine, I'm actually a developer, so high level administration stuff isn't really my bag.
[00:04] <Wiesshund> dlublink that an at&t dsl router?
[00:04] <DasEi> !who | roey
[00:04] <DasEi> roey: no..
[00:04] <dlublink> Wiesshund, not it is not. It is using Caneris.ca, they don't mess with connections
[00:05] <Rabbitbunny> DasEi: He already ran. Hopefully he comes back when it doesn't work.
[00:05] <ActionParsnip> fbe^: like record audio and webcam footage, like a piece-to-camera ?
[00:05] <DasEi> Rabbitbunny: saw it by TAB
[00:05] <Wiesshund> dlublink but it is a dsl router? or no?
[00:05] <benkevan> I'm getting http://pastebin.com/kdkWeFx6 .. xsessoins won't start.. but if I ssh -X to the box, x applications come up.. GDM / XDM won't come up (but I hear the noises) what gives?
[00:05] <Rabbitbunny> DasEi: I is teh slows.
[00:05] <dlublink> It is an ADSL integrated with the router
[00:06] <unique> I have a file that is in user1 home dir.. however i want that file to be accessed by user2 (read+write) how can i do that? chmod or chown?
[00:06] <fbe^> ActionParsnip: yeah
[00:06] <Wiesshund> dlublink you have ubuntu set for auto and ipv6 turned off?
[00:06] <Rabbitbunny> unique: Well, first you move it, then you chmod it.
[00:06] <isakill> Scunizi, sorry for the delay, I was actually on moodle.  currently looking through their plugin repository
[00:07] <Guest79615> unique: either chown to user2 or add user2 to same group as owns the dir and chmod g+r g+w
[00:07] <dlublink> Wiesshund, I believe so. I have made no changes to the network configuration
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> fbe^: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam   shows some apps that can record video
[00:07] <Scunizi> isakill: that link to ubuntuforums earlier has a wealth of info.. I've always been interested in this aspect of Ubuntu in local schools to help districts save tons of $$'s and further educate the kids.
[00:07] <erUSUL> unique: chmod
[00:08] <dlublink> All the TCP related parameters in sysctl.conf are disabled ( I have made no changes here either ).
[00:08] <dlublink> I think all things network related are still on their defaults. The only extras I installed were amsn, skype and gimp
[00:09] <isakill> Scunizi, That's the reason I'm looking into it for linux.. my kids and wife know windows well enough.. I've kinda forced linux in my wife's lap by not installing windows on her laptop, and the kids by not switching over to windows on this computer
[00:09] <dlublink> What's even weirder, is when I connect to the web interface on the netopia, it works instantly, but when I cross the NAT on the router, it takes 30 seconds
[00:10] <kbp> validator.w3.org is down?
[00:10] <unique> Guest79615: how can i chown to user2 ?
[00:10]  * isakill was hoping edubuntu had a solution but I haven't found one
[00:10] <Guest79615> unique: if you do that user1 won't be able to use it
[00:11] <unique> ah
[00:11] <Guest79615> is that what you want>?
[00:11] <unique> no
[00:11] <unique> i want both of them to use it
[00:11] <Xase> ... i really should've just kept windows...
[00:11] <DasEi> unique: create a group
[00:11] <Guest79615> either make a group and put user1 and user 2 in it and chmod to the group
[00:11] <Wiesshund> dlublink the default settings in ubuntu should work (networking wise) im not aware of any trick setting to use with a normal adsl setup. dlublink can you try something? try to connect to w website by domain name, and then try it again by IP address, tell me if IP address is fast
[00:11] <Guest79615> or make it world readable/writable
[00:11] <Rabbitbunny> isakill: Teach the kids python and use the pygames framework, then they can teach themselves to teach themselves, it's learning squared!
[00:11] <xissburg> lol, how to completely uninstall a program in ubuntu? I need to COMPLETELY uninstall it, remove all files related to it
[00:11] <dlublink> i'll be back
[00:12] <Guest79615> Xase: no one "really should have just kept windows" :-)
[00:12] <erUSUL> xissburg: purge
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: sudo apt-get --purge remove packagename; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[00:12] <Scunizi> isakill: lol!  when my kids machines had gone belly up with virus's I gave up reinstalling windows and put ubuntu on there.  They complained for a while until they understood it didn't really stop them from doing what they like.. with the exception of ipod's and online flash games.
[00:12] <isakill> Rabbitbunny, maybe in HS but right now I gotta focus on "the three R's"
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> Guest79615: there are cases, Linux isn't always the answer
[00:12] <Guest79615> ActionParsnip: probably true
[00:12] <xissburg> erUSUL, ActionParsnip , Im gonna try it
[00:13] <Guest79615> that's why I had the smiley :-)
[00:13] <Rabbitbunny> isakill: Oh, well, definatly get the childsplay package, my 4 year old loves it.
[00:13] <hiexpo> DasEi,  ok
[00:13] <Wiesshund> Scunizi ipod and flash works on ubuntu. ive no ipod but others do.
[00:14] <Rabbitbunny> isakill: Also, tuxmath is like a game, but more learning. namely, you have to solve math problems to shoot your lazer.
[00:15] <unique> so if i already have the user how do i add him to the group
[00:16] <Scunizi> Wiesshund: maybe with the latest release ipod will work.. but not 2 years ago when I did this.  flash works.. but online flash games that require some type of *.exe install to get it working doesn't.
[00:16] <Rabbitbunny> Try introducing them.
[00:16] <unique> oh nevermind
[00:16] <Wiesshund> Scunizi oh those kind of games. yea no idea on those
[00:17] <isakill> Rabbitbunny, lol I just played tuxmath..  it is kinda fun
[00:18] <Rabbitbunny> isakill: Kinda? that thing is like crack for kids.
[00:18] <unique> so once both users are in the same group what chmod i need to give them... right now its at 644
[00:18] <cheasee> anyone familar with ipmi? im using sol over lanplus interface, rebooted, but when selecting from grub to boot connection drops... i assume i have to enable serial at grub? any special settings needed or do default serial settings suffice?
[00:19] <Aemaeth> how would i add a screensave?
[00:19] <Guest79615> unique: chmod g+r+w
[00:19] <Rabbitbunny> unique: Probably a 6 in the middle. man chmod
[00:20] <^hiku> unique: chmod g+rw file/dir
[00:20] <dlublink> Wiesshund, the problem seems to be coming from DNS. I connected using the IP and it works much faster. But when I do dig and host lookups, they are instant. What am I missing ?
[00:21] <zus> how can i change the font in ubuntu?
[00:21] <unique> ok
[00:21] <unique> and chown :group file ?
[00:21] <baltazar> I want to hibernate from the command line, when I choose hibernate from the gnome gui it work fine. When I invoke hibernate from command line it dosent work. Any ideas?
[00:21] <dorko> anyone experience a situation where their headphones balance suddenly pops and balance goes to the left? no messages in dmesg or /var/log/messages
[00:21] <Guest79615> unique: you can leave user1 as owner
[00:21] <dorko> kind of annoying, just started happening
[00:21] <DevAkim|aFK> O.o
[00:21] <unique> so chown user1:group file
[00:22] <Guest79615> you don't need chown
[00:22] <iggy_> ActionParsnip, do u still have any ideas it was working this morning
[00:22] <Guest79615> just make a group, put user1 and user2 in the group and chmod the file g+rw
[00:22] <tortoise7> hello folks, am getting my ducks in a row to move to ubuntu from os x.....i see on the d/l page that 64 bit is NOT recommended for daily desktop use..... can anyone tell me why this is?
[00:22] <unique> well chmod g+r+w doesnt let me edit it with user2
[00:22] <Guest79615> is user2 in the group?
[00:22] <ZykoticK9> tortoise7, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-website-content/+bug/585940
[00:22] <haavaros> What's a simple way to transfer a folder via ssh from my server (ubuntu) to my client (putty on win xp)?
[00:23] <tortoise7> thank you.
[00:23] <Rabbitbunny> haavaros: scp
[00:23] <bindi> haavaros: winscp
[00:23] <^hiku> haavaros: scp
[00:23] <dorko> brb gonna punch my machine straight in the cock
[00:23] <bindi> instead of putty
[00:23] <Guest79615> I'm wrong, chown group
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> iggy_: not sure, you could try: sudo rmmod ndiswrapper; sleep 5; sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[00:23] <Flannel> haavaros: use sftp (almost any ftp client can do this)
[00:23] <discozohan> what means "basic ubuntu server" software during ubuntu server install ?
[00:23] <ZykoticK9> tortoise7, that "bug" is more an opinion of course.  64bit is more "tricky" then 32bit - thus the recommendation.  BUT if you're willing to jump through more hoops, it's a better desktop ;)
[00:23] <discozohan> what does it include ?
[00:24] <Flannel> discozohan: No servers, just a basic install
[00:24] <unique> even chown :group doesnt let me
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> tortoise7: 32bit is still slightly more supported with 3rd parties than 64bit. Both are fine. If you have a 64bit CPU then use it. If you have more than 3Gb ram and want 32bit then you can use PAE to access up to 12Gb
, ok, i can choose it or not. What's the difference ?
[00:25] <Guest79615> the perms show g+rw and g owns the file and both users are in g, both should be able to edit
[00:25] <tortoise7> ZykoticK9, reading now and concur..... Thank You for the link.
[00:25] <Flannel> discozohan: No idea.  I imagine it'd assume you picked it even if you didn't
[00:25] <Guest79615> chgrp groupname filename
[00:26] <tortoise7> ActionParsnip. 8 gigs of ram on a phenom II triple core.... so will go with the 64 bit version.... Thanks.
[00:26] <dassouki> is there a way to switch my pgup / dn with home / end ?
[00:27] <ZykoticK9> dassouki, with linux there is always "a way" it's just a matter of find/figuring it out ;)  Good luck man, i don't know how BTW
[00:27] <jof> I've got a funky dpkg/apt issue
[00:27] <Rabbitbunny> custom keymap?
[00:27] <jof> I have a personal repository that has some metapackages that point to specific (sometimes one version out-of-date) packages
[00:27] <jof>  and trying to install the metapackage lists some of the dependecies, but fails to install them, saying things like:
[00:27] <jof> Depends: python-pyasn1 (= 0.0.7a-1) but 0.0.8a-1 is to be installed
[00:27] <Guest79615> wifi can't ping anywhere but has IP from router, wired connection to same router works, what should I try?
[00:27] <dassouki> Rabbitbunny: ya the keyboard is layed out for easy browsing where pgup dn works; however the home / end buttons are way up in siberia
[00:27] <jof> even though I've set the state of the package to "deinstall"
[00:28] <jof> and manually installing that version with "apt-get install packagename=x.x.x" works
[00:28] <jof> I wonder why apt can't resolve the dependency
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> tortoise7: you can run 32bit apps using ia32-libs and its not hard, i'd shoot for 64bit. thats a whole lot of ram, probably get away with no swap file too.
[00:28] <dlublink> So, I am having some issue with DNS. It causes slow connections in firefox and ssh, but doesn't come up with basic tests using dig and host. What other tests can I do to determine the source of the problem ?
[00:28] <Rabbitbunny> dassouki: I don't know how to make a custom keymap, but i think that's what you need.
[00:28] <dassouki> Rabbitbunny: thank you sir/maam
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> dlublink: change your DNS to 8.8.8.8  and secondary 8.8.4.4
[00:29] <dlublink> I set my DNS to use opendns, and it is as fast as hell. But I would like to better understand the issue
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> dlublink: you can even install dnsmasq and use 127.0.0.1 as your primary dns, if the service has learned the resolution it will take 0ms
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> dlublink: the dns servers you were using are either being worked on or are having issues
[00:30] <Scunizi> I just edited .bash_aliases ... how do I reload bash (or whatever) so the system will see the changes?
[00:30] <^hiku> ActionParsnip: I'm using the same servers as dlublink and no issues here
[00:30] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: Does it still hit your normal DNS for unknowns?
[00:30] <ZykoticK9> Scunizi, type "bash"
[00:31] <blunder> ok i have a question....
[00:31] <tortoise7> ActionParsnip: I am trying my best to move to a total 64 bit environment, looking at openbsd, freebsd and ubuntu..... at this time, ubuntu gets the nod.   Thanks.
[00:31] <headkase314> !ask | blunder
[00:31] <avelldiroll> Scunizi: . .bash_aliases ... or open another shell / terminal
[00:31] <whyme> Scunizi: the command is source ~/.bash_aliases
[00:31] <blunder> yeah i have seen that message before
[00:31] <ZykoticK9> tortoise7, if you and a "desktop" environment I'd highly recommend Ubuntu over BSD based system.
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: yes as its the secondary :). You need to edit /etc/dnsmasq.conf to tell it to listen to 127.0.0.1 but thats all you need. You will need to set the DNS in your network app too
[00:31] <blunder> this is rather toughy tho
[00:32] <Guest79615> blunder: three messages, still no question
[00:32] <Scunizi> ZykoticK9: that worked thanks
[00:32] <ZykoticK9> Scunizi, glad to help
[00:32] <Scunizi> whyme: bash worked as well
[00:32] <THEEAnomaly> dont you quit on me now
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> tortoise7: if yuo swing to bsd, pcbsd is very friendly
[00:32] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: Win, Thanks for the tip.
[00:32] <blunder> ok
[00:32] <Guest79615> four
[00:32] <whyme> Scunizi: yes, but it creates a new bash session, my way is what you shout use
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: couple that which chromium's pre-dns grabbing and the web screams along
[00:33] <blunder> is it safe to get ubuntu or any linux from the middle east?
[00:33] <Scunizi> whyme: does that mean I now have 2 bash sessions running? if so how do I stop one?
[00:33] <avelldiroll> Scunizi: "exit"
[00:33] <whyme> Scunizi: yes, you have 2 bash sessions. type exit and notice your terminal doesn't exit, you just exit one session
[00:33] <^hiku> blunder: stick to the offical mirrors and you should be fine.
[00:33] <blunder> does anyone here not think that an iranian version of ubuntu isnt going to blow up their computers
[00:34] <ZykoticK9> Scunizi, if you exit out of both and restart terminal/bash you should see your updates applied
[00:34] <rww> blunder: I don't think that
[00:34] <whyme> Scunizi: personally, I have this in my aliases file: alias resource='source ~/.bash_aliases'
[00:34] <^hiku> blunder: are you paranoid?
[00:34] <rww> blunder: I do, however, think you should consider sticking to legitimate support questions
[00:34] <THEEAnomaly> somethings different
[00:34] <blunder> really? have you guys seen all of the muslim distros
[00:34] <Scunizi> whyme: done.. thanks.. good idea on that last line :) ..
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: all you have to do in dnsmasq.conf is un-comment this line: #listen-address=127.0.0.1
[00:34] <^hiku> blunder: is the sky falling?, you might want to ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:34] <Guest79615> um if you're in Iran why would Iranian ubuntu want your computer blown up and if you're not in Iran why would you get an Iranian ubuntu, are you a troll?
[00:34] <headkase314> !troll | blunder
[00:35] <rww> Bits do not have a nationality.
[00:35] <blunder> ok switching
[00:35] <whyme> Scunizi: no problem, glad I could help
[00:35] <^hiku> rww: don't forget the bytes =)
[00:35] <rww> Assuming that the hashes check out, Ubuntu from an Iranian mirror is the exact same as Ubuntu from a flag-waving patriotic American server
[00:36] <Guest79615> if the bites are from bad teeth they're probaly British .. ducking
[00:36] <^hiku> o.O
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> rww: nice :)
[00:37] <Scunizi> whyme: even after 5 yrs of ubuntu still picking up on the stuff I ddin't need in the past :)
[00:39] <tortoise7> ZykoticK9, why would you highly recommend ubuntu over bsd?
[00:39] <whyme> Scunizi: i've only been using it 2 years and I expect to be constantly learning. There are just so many great tools out there!
[00:39] <Scunizi> whyme: yep..
[00:40] <tortoise7> ActionParsnip, never heard of pcbsd..... thanks for the tip.
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> tortoise7: its the ubuntu of the bsd world, nice and easy to use but not particularly graceful compared to its peers
[00:41] <Guest79615> last try: wifi can't ping, has dhcp ip from router, router works when wired, how to troubleshoot?
[00:42] <tortoise7> ActionParsnip, I have no problem with a steeper learning curve..... nice and easy s/w tends to hide to much from my curiosity.
[00:42] <^hiku> tortoise7: then try openbsd and get an X server running =)
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> tortoise7: if you want taxing then jump into gentoo :)
[00:44] <^hiku> ActionParsnip: ouch... not sure I'd go that far =)
[00:44] <Rabbitbunny> ActionParsnip: Jesus, you weren't playing. This is a pretty big improvement. Why isn't this shipped like so?
[00:44] <^hiku> ActionParsnip: yet openbsd isn't much better =)
[00:44] <THEEAnomaly> hey bsd is NOT ubuntu
[00:45] <tolkad> How i be installing ubuntu hurd?
[00:45]  * headkase314 dons flameproof suit
[00:45] <tolkad> !gameinfo
[00:45] <tolkad> why you want me type !gameinfo?
[00:45] <tolkad> !gameinfo
[00:45] <tolkad> I need ubuntu hurd how I install?
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> Rabbitbunny: no idea, it's spiffy. You can also add stuff to /etc/sysctl.conf like so: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-251509.html   makes things faster still
[00:46] <rww> tolkad: you don't, because it doesn't exist
[00:46] <ActionParsnip> tolkad: not hard at all, cd in, answer some simple questions. Its installed
[00:46] <THEEAnomaly> me adds flame proof top
[00:46] <Scunizi> tolkad: there is no ubuntu hurd.. maybe you mean Hardy.. it's been replaced with a new LTS vs. 10.04 Lucid
[00:47] <THEEAnomaly> hurd is dead sadly
[00:47] <headkase314> tolkad, hurd is the name of the as yet unreleased GNU kernel.  Ubuntu uses a different kernel called Linux.  You do not need to worry about what is actually used you just put the Ubuntu cd in and install it.
[00:47] <iggy_> how do i get the internet to go through my wireless usb adapter
[00:47] <tolkad> I need to be using the GNU kernel to protect from proprietary software
[00:48] <tolkad> how I be installing ubuntu hurd?
[00:48] <prince_jammys> well, this ain't the channel for it.
[00:48] <THEEAnomaly> ubuntu is very far away fron HURD
[00:48] <tolkad> this is ubuntu I want to install ubuntu with the HURD
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> !info hurd-kernel
[00:48] <headkase314> tolkad, there is no GNU kernel yet.  It is unfinished and RMS has stated publically that with Linux filling the void Hurd is very low priority now and is mainly just a research project now.
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/4948/    ,- idea for a hurd CD
[00:49] <THEEAnomaly> hurd is dead
[00:49] <cfedde> not dead.  Just stable
[00:49] <headkase314> lol
[00:50] <THEEAnomaly> dead to linux :P
[00:50] <ActionParsnip> "Given the years of work we had already put into the Hurd, we decided to finish it rather than throw them away." http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd-and-linux.html
[00:51] <THEEAnomaly> it had its chance
[00:51] <tolkad> it be very important must install GNU hurd
[00:51] <Guest79615> it's better seen than hurd
[00:51] <tolkad> with the ubuntus
[00:51] <prince_jammys> tolkad: quit trolling.
[00:51] <ZykoticK9> tortoise7, i've used FreeBSD (and PCBSD) as a Desktop for many years - but FreeBSD really fell behind linux "for the desktop" - old applications, troublesome update process, less support...  but BSD is still great if that's the way you decide to go.  Best of luck.
[00:52] <tolkad> see? this says the ubuntus be working with the hurd. where I install? https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/ubuntu-hurd
[00:52] <Flannel> tolkad: You can install Debian Hurd, that's as close as you're going to get.
[00:52] <tolkad> Flannel: NO! I Be needings the ubuntu hurds
[00:52] <Daekdroom> tolkad, blueprints are "goals"
[00:52] <haavaros> bindi: Ah, thx ... winscp did exactly what I needed
[00:52] <Flannel> tolkad: Come back in a year or two then
[00:52] <tolkad> Daekdroom: yes you be giving me the blueprints with the ubuntu hurd install thank you
[00:53] <rww> or never, since that's when it's most likely to be done.
[00:53] <Daekdroom> tolkad, if you read the page, it'll say Implementation: unknown
[00:53] <Guest79615> that page talks about Ubuntu packages in hurd, not hurd in ubuntu
[00:53] <THEEAnomaly> only debian tryed to save hured
[00:54] <tolkad> I can't use linux kernel because SCO charge me: http://www.sco.com/scosource/
[00:54] <tolkad> I dont have money for linux
[00:54] <headkase314> !ops | tolkad
[00:54] <Flannel> tolkad: Please stop.
[00:54] <headkase314> Oops hit enter instead of delete on that line :p
[00:54] <tolkad> need install the hurd
[00:54] <THEEAnomaly> hurd is 30 ye\rs old
[00:55] <Flannel> tolkad: Debian Hurd is your best option
[00:55] <cfedde> tolkad: just a reminder.  you owe me $18/month for your irc use.
[00:55] <rww> THEEAnomaly: 20, actually
[00:55] <tolkad> cfedde: what? I never see that.
[00:55] <tolkad> cfedde: where does it say that?
[00:55] <cfedde> ignorance is no defence.
[00:55] <IdleOne> !ot
[00:55] <rww> cfedde: stop trolling the troll, please
[00:55] <KB1JWQ> tolkad: Please troll elsewhere.
[00:55] <Flannel> cfedde: Please don't encourage it
[00:55] <THEEAnomaly> rww: well that before the debugging
[00:55] <cfedde> rww: :-)
[00:56] <tortoise7> ZykoticK9, I am d/l the amd64.iso as we speak..... Thanks for the quick responses.
[00:56] <marienz> tolkad: that wasn't very amusing when you tried it on ##linux a month ago, it's not any funnier now.
[00:56] <_DGM_> what the hell is he even talking about
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> tortoise7: remember to MD5 sum it once downloaded
[00:56] <rww> something tells me the network staffers put the ops factoid on highlight
[00:57] <marienz> rww: very perceptive!
[00:57] <tortoise7> ActionParsnip, Absolutely!!
[00:57] <brad8171> hello everyone
[00:57] <THEEAnomaly> rww: any how its still dead as its always been(thanks to linus)
[01:00] <Oer> !hi brad8171
[01:00] <brad8171> hello Oer
[01:01] <Wiesshund> i think i might move my AWS to unbuntu. kind of scary. its the only thing here that doesnt atleast dual boot
[01:02] <brad8171> i had a question,i was'nt sure what a proprietary driver was
[01:02] <prince_jammys> !proprietary
[01:03] <prince_jammys> !restricted
[01:03] <brad8171> yes
[01:03] <prince_jammys> bah.
[01:03] <headkase314> Wiesshund, I have a laptop coming to me in the mail - if it makes it through that unscathed the next test will be flattening it and getting some good Ubuntu going!
[01:03] <prince_jammys> brad8171: 'proprietary' means it's not free
[01:03] <prince_jammys> sorta
[01:03] <Oer> proprietary driver is a closed source driver, without the original code.
[01:03] <headkase314> Wiesshund, it's a Vista laptop being repurposed from family.
[01:04] <brad8171> my computer says i havenoproprietary drivers
[01:04] <Wiesshund> headkase314 sounds like a fun project :)
[01:04] <headkase314> brad8171, in an open source context proprietary means that only the original vendor is able to improve it.  If it is proprietary the open-source community cannot improve it.
[01:04] <Guest79615> brad8171 what makes you think you need one?
[01:04] <Oer> brad8171, that is oke, for Wlan or video.
[01:05] <Sepero> Proprietary = not open source
[01:05] <zus> can some one  please tell me who to change the font the browser is displaying? i did add the font but i didnt ask for it to be used imediatly as anything other than a project the font was intended for.! its ruining my text
[01:05] <headkase314> Wiesshund, I'm looking forward to it!  The only thing I anticipate to be tricky is the wireless networking.. ;)  Can't wait! :D
[01:05] <brad8171> i just thought i needed to have them
[01:05] <Guest79615> brad8171: you only need them if you hardware that doesn't have an open source driver
[01:05] <headkase314> zus, which web-browser are you using?
[01:06] <zus> chrome  right now
[01:06] <zus> headkase314,  ^
[01:06] <brad8171> my video and everything is ok
[01:06] <Wiesshund> headkase314 if standard ubuntu has trouble with the wifi, you might look at puppy which is ubuntu based but caters to some older and more oddball hardware.
[01:06] <brad8171> so ubuntu must ofpicked up the hardware of the computer
[01:06] <headkase314> zus, Chrome only allows you to change the font setting when a web-page does not specify which fonts to use.  Most of the time web-pages do specify their own fonts so Chrome won't override them.  I know, I've tried to change Chrome's fonts too.
[01:07] <Guest79615> brad8171 : yes sounds like you're ok
[01:07] <brad8171> thanks, its been a pleasure deleting vista out of this laptop
[01:07] <headkase314> Wiesshund, Puppy Linux?  Yup, got a cd of that with 5.01 Live.  Just in case I need a different rescue disc instead of Ubuntu 10.04
[01:07] <zus> headkase314,   chrome is using the fonts i downloaded for a project i did in gimp...
[01:07] <Guest79615> if wifi or webcam or something doesn't work, look for proprietary drivers
[01:08] <brad8171> they're ok
[01:08] <Guest79615> then sounds like you're golden, welcome to linux :-)
[01:08] <zus> headkase314,  firefox also :(
[01:08] <headkase314> zus, my experience with Chrome is that the only time it will use your specified fonts is whenever the web-page doesn't specify fonts.  And practically all web-pages do specify fonts..
[01:09] <zus> headkase314,  all webpages are using the font i last installed, FF also.... how can i change the font back
[01:09] <brad8171> why does'nt ubuntu need and virus protection
[01:09] <Wiesshund> brad8171 because it is linux
[01:10] <headkase314> zus, Chrome: Tools menu (wrench picture), Options, Under the Hood, "Change Font and Language Settings"
[01:10] <Sepero> Zus,  have you tried deleting or moving the fonts to a differen location?
[01:10] <Guest79615> brad8171 : mostly because so few people use it plus open source is easier to protect
[01:10] <Wiesshund> brad8171 really are not any linux viruses floating around in the wild.
[01:10] <headkase314> zus, Firefox - don't know - don't have it installed - I'm sitting at a Windows machine at "work"
[01:10] <brad8171> my vista got really messed up and it was uncontrollable
[01:11] <Guest79615> if 90% of people used linux, it would have viruses too but they would  prolly be spotted/fixed quicker
[01:11] <zus> Sepero,   no  i idnt i dont know where it got intstalled to.. since the archive thing did everything
[01:11] <Wiesshund> Guest79615 maybe. if the virus coders got smarter and less lazy. i havent seen a unix type virus in decades
[01:12] <PeterDrop> hi, how uncompress a bunch of part files. rar?  filespart01.rar filespart02.rar .. etc
[01:12] <Guest79615> Weisshund: cracker weenies go for the low hanging fruit
[01:12] <Wiesshund> yep
[01:12] <Sepero> Zus, how did you install the archive?
[01:12] <brad8171> does anyone know where i could get some decals for this computer of ubuntu
[01:13] <zus> just so there isnt  a misunderstanding, i installed a font for a project, and was never ment to be used as an everyday font  now it  being used by the web broweser  nothing else.
[01:13] <prince_jammys> PeterDrop: install 'unrar'
[01:13] <PeterDrop> prince_jammys: and ...?
[01:13] <PeterDrop> unrar what
[01:13] <prince_jammys> PeterDrop: then you can 'unrar the_first_file'
[01:13] <zus> Sepero,   clicking on the .tarball .gz  then i clicked  install font
[01:13] <PeterDrop> dont work
[01:13] <PeterDrop> i did that
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> brad8171: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/598
[01:14] <prince_jammys> PeterDrop: doesn't work, how?
[01:14] <headkase314> zus, I believe you can look in your home folder "~/.fonts" and see if it is there, if so you should be able to move/delete it and log out/back in and see if that corrects the issue?
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> PeterDrop: also install rar. you can then run:   rar x file
[01:14] <brad8171> oh, yeah thats the one with sase
[01:15] <headkase314> zus, then optionally update your font cache with instructions here -> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/man1/fc-cache.1.html
[01:15] <Sepero> Zus, do you still have that tarball? If so,  perhaps you can uninstall it by clicking it again.
[01:15] <zus> headkase314,  thank you...ill try moving it,...
[01:15] <headkase314> zus, hope it works!
[01:15] <Oer> PeterDrop, unrar x -e *.rar
[01:15] <zus> Sepero,  the only option once its installed its Re-install
[01:16] <disappearedng> @help
[01:16] <PeterDrop> i put just e
[01:16] <prince_jammys> PeterDrop: ah, yeah, forgot the 'e'.
[01:16] <disappearedng> what's the man page for the bot here
[01:16] <zus> headkase314,  i  do to, the font is wonton and looks as one would expect a menu to look like at a take away join,..
[01:16] <bazhang> !factoid > disappearedng
[01:16] <Sepero> Hopefully headkase advise works
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> rar x file is WAAAY simpler than that
[01:16] <disappearedng> ok coool
[01:16] <clone1018> Hello. I'm on a Ubuntu 10.04 machine and I'm trying to setup dual monitors. One of the monitors is being "fuzzy" as if its refresh rate is off. I have a ATI Radeon Xpress 1250 on a Acer Extensa 5420-5687. Any ideas on how to fix this?
[01:17] <zus> the only thing is affecting is everything i read in chrome and looks like  nav buttons in FF
[01:17] <headkase314> zus, are you sure it was a .tar.gz file and not a .deb file?  Because if it is a .deb file then you can use Synaptic to remove it..
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> clone1018: set the refresh rate higher, you may need an xorg.conf file (or modify your existing file)
[01:17] <z340> Hi all!!  Anyone here ever use ifenslave with 2 wireless cards?
[01:17] <clone1018> Yes. Where would I get that. I notice Ubuntu dropped its xorg.conf file.
[01:17] <clone1018> To ActionParsnip *
[01:18] <PeterDrop> ActionParsnip: rar x filepart01.rar works good, txs
[01:18] <Sepero> Headkase,  yeah.  I was thinking maybe that was the case too.
[01:18] <zus> headkase314,   not rightly sure but ill look in synaptic  - i think it was a.gz on the brown boz icon on my desktop
[01:18] <hiexpo> hmmm
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> PeterDrop: waaay easier to remember too, 2 options to extract is pretty lame IMHO
[01:19] <prince_jammys> unrar e file
[01:19] <headkase314> zus, Sepero, search in synaptic for the name of the file and if you're lucky it was a .deb file and you can choose to remove it.  Post here first with the name to make sure!  See what people say that is..
[01:19] <PeterDrop> packed data CRC failed in volume xD
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> clone1018: you can make one by booting to root recovery mode and running: Xorg --configure    you now have a skeleton file you can work with
[01:19] <jc> hello I'm having an issue with thin clients got them to boot but after login everything on screen is upside down and backwards anyone seen this before
[01:19] <PeterDrop> hahaha, well i have to download again xD haha, damn
[01:19] <PeterDrop> thanks guys
[01:20] <headkase314> zus, if it was a .deb file it would be a brown box with a picture of a spiral inside of it - the debian logo.\
[01:20] <Sepero> I didn't even know ubuntu had autoinstaall
[01:20] <Sepero> I didn't even know ubuntu had autoinstaall of gz files
[01:20] <headkase314> zus, Unless you are using a custom icon set...
[01:21] <clone1018> Alright thanks ActionParsnip
[01:21] <brad8171> i just have another question i'm on 10.04 ,if i turn off the internet and open other things on the computer and go back to the internet after it keeps loading for internet but it doen't come back on i,m on a wireless system i have to restart the computer to make the internet come back on, this problem is not all the time
[01:21] <hiexpo> auto install gz files
[01:21] <jc> not sure if anyone can see my messages
[01:22] <zus> why cant there just be a button  in ubuntu to change the font itself? and not  how  it's displayed
[01:22] <hiexpo> jc yes
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> jc: i can see them
[01:22] <jc> new at this just looking for a little help :-)
[01:23] <hiexpo> jc !ask
[01:23] <_DGM_> the internet is big.. it takes a while to load
[01:23] <Aemaeth> anyone know of a program that can go flv>swf?
[01:23] <jc>  I'm having an issue with thin clients got them to boot but after login everything on screen is upside down and backwards anyone seen this before
[01:24] <brad8171> i,m usually on the internet from putting the computer on in less than 30 sec
[01:24] <hiexpo> kool
[01:24] <ActionParsnip> jc: hold CTRL+ALT then press the up cursor, should change orientation
[01:25] <Davide-NYC> I have just installed 10.04 and have only one small problem. I cannot "Browse" my windows network which is run by my ReadyNas X6. I want to use this box as a somple SMB client
[01:26] <jc> cursor up do you mean the up arrow
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> jc: you can also use xrandr to rotate the screen etc
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> jc: xrandr -o left    for example
[01:26] <brad8171> thanks for you help tonight i'll talk to you guys later
[01:27] <ActionParsnip> jc: http://xvjf.blogspot.com/2010/08/screen-rotation-script-with-wacom.html has some xrandr commands you can use too, not sure why its so screwed up
[01:28] <inline4chan> irc.rizon.net
[01:28] <inline4chan> ...
[01:28] <elkclone> netsplif?
[01:30] <jc> Action my server desktop is fine it is the thin client does that make any difference in your response
[01:30] <andyn> i need to use vesa drivers instead of intel, and that in turn forces me to disable kms, and that results in having to use 915resolution. where should i put those 915resolution lines so that by vga bios gets patched in time? rc.local is too late, because gdm and x have started by then.
[01:33] <Oer> andyn, maybe this is any help, solution #2 >> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-ubuntu-10-04-lts-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup.html
[01:34] <Wyleyrabbit> How would I go about checking the specific version of a driver on my Ubuntu installation?
[01:34] <DyNamic_ly-faile> Hey, what is the best way to clean a usb drive... i currently just burned a version of ubuntu live cd, so i could be confident it wouldn't do anything... but im unsure what the best course of action is now.... should i just get rid of the autorun.inf?
[01:34] <mikelifeguard> Is there any easy way to rename a user's account in ubuntu?
[01:34] <andyn> Oer: yes, that works but those intel drivers have showstopper bugs. there's an open ticket in launchpad affecting me + 40 others. i'm using vesa as a workaround.
[01:35] <jc> you still there
[01:35] <andyn> Oer: so i have to use vesa + 915resolution as a workaround
[01:35] <aarcane> hey #ubuntu, I have a question regarding the ubuntu windows installer:  does it install ubuntu with an NTFS root, or does it use some sort of image file that resides on NTFS ?
[01:35] <zus> moving the font worked.
[01:37] <ActionParsnip> aarcane: wubi is the name of the app and it uses an image in the ntfs to install to
[01:37] <andyn> Oer: in fact modeset=0 does not work because kms modesetting is blacklisted already for i810/i915 series video chipsets and the immediate remedy is i915.modeset=1, not 0. however, like i said, using those buggy drivers is impossible in the long run.
[01:37] <Guest79615> aarcane : if you mean wubi.exe IIRC it installs as a file withint ntfs
[01:37] <Oer> andyn do you use gma500 ?
[01:38] <Wyleyrabbit> I have a system with a hardware raid controller. Can anyone tell me how to query the status of the raid?
[01:38] <ActionParsnip> aarcane: this inturn will be directly affected by NTFS's amazing ability to fragment beyond all usablility, a true install will not be affected by this and will perform well.
[01:38] <andyn> Oer: my laptop has a 852gm chipset
[01:38] <aarcane> ActionParsnip, Yes, I've been using and installing Ubuntu for ages, I know the joys of partitions, I also know the hassle of having to know how much space to reserve for everything ahead of time :(
[01:39] <jinxzs> !pm
[01:39] <shadghost> one quick question, how do you change the login screen to the old one where it asks for username and password?
[01:39] <gino_> Is there some trick to getting visudo changes to work? I've made it so my user accound can restart the computer but I still get "shutdown: Need to be root" as an error :(
[01:40] <aarcane> if only wubi was smart enough to install ubuntu with an ntfs root, I could have one GINORMOUS partition, which is suitable for a laptop installation that gets wiped and restored every few months anyway.
[01:40] <TrapperJohn> disconnect
[01:40] <ActionParsnip> aarcane: simple, 6Gb for / 1xRAM for swap (or 2x if you have less than 2Gb RAM), the rest for home. Laughing all the way
[01:42] <Dave158> Umm, could I talk to an operator for this channel in PM? o.o
[01:43] <thune3> andyn: i assume you've already looked through https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> Dave158: they are all in #ubuntu-ops
[01:44] <ActionParsnip> ooops
[01:44] <ActionParsnip> #ubuntu-ops
[01:44] <hiexpo> ActionParsnip,  how it goes
[01:45] <gino_> How can I run a php exec(CMD_HERE) as root?
[01:45] <jinxzs> how to install autotrash is there someone here using this little app
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> hiexpo: not bad, you?
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> gino_: prepend the command with sudo
[01:46] <Dr_Willis> !info autotrash
[01:46] <gino_> ActionParsnip: But won't that require the sudo password to be entered?
[01:46] <jinxzs> ic thanks bot
[01:46] <ActionParsnip> jinxzs: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/autotrash-automatically-take-out-the-trash.html
[01:46] <ActionParsnip> gino_: yes
[01:46] <ActionParsnip> !away > smiler|away
[01:46] <shadghost> Any way to change the login screen to the username / password prompt?
[01:46] <andyn> thune3: yeah, i read it before trying to hack anything
[01:46] <gino_> ActionParsnip so how would I enter the sudo password from a php script?
[01:46] <Dr_Willis> shadghost:  if you want text based login. disable the GDM service.
[01:46] <ActionParsnip> jinxzs: nice app
[01:46] <jc> reposting just in case some got on that has seen this before thin client display once login is upside down and backwards any help will be greatly appreciated
[01:47] <Dr_Willis> shadghost:  or use the 'TEXT' option to the kernel to totally disable plymouth and gdm on bootup
[01:47] <ActionParsnip> jc: did xrandr not fix it for you
[01:47] <shadghost> Dr_Willis: thanks
[01:47] <DasEi> hiexpo ? see pm
[01:47] <Flannel> gino_: Your best bet would be to give whatever process (www-data?) would be running it access to that command without a password for sudo
[01:47] <smiler|away> would you stop sending me those annoying messages?
[01:48]  * smiler|away adds ubottu to ignore
[01:48] <jc> my server windows are fine its only the thin client and i can't do anything on the thin client
[01:48] <Dr_Willis> smiler|away:  disable the ignore script.. and they will go away
[01:48] <DasEi> !brain > smiler|away
[01:48] <MarkSS> How do I check the Ghz of my quad-core in Linux from CLI?
[01:48] <Dr_Willis> oopw i mean away script. :)
[01:48] <MarkSS> I want to see how fast my processor is in Linux and I am not sure how to look it up in Linux :(
[01:48] <Sylphid> MarkSS, cat /proc/cpuinfo
[01:48] <MarkSS> thanks
[01:49] <jinxzs> ActionParsnip, done installing it where to find it?
[01:49] <MarkSS> Doesn't list ghz
[01:49] <MarkSS> grrr
[01:49] <gino_> Flannel yep I tried giving www-data root access with visudo. But no changes I make there seem to take effect
[01:49] <Davide-NYC> Any good smb.cong GUI tools?
[01:50] <ActionParsnip> jinxzs: its a service. keep reading the link I gave you, you need to setup a cron job to empty stuff
[01:50] <DasEi> MarkSS: you want the actual count or the models's specs ?
[01:50] <Davide-NYC> I can't browse my windows network with 10.04. Any things I should try?
[01:50] <Sylphid> MarkSS, its listed as mhz... just divide by 1000
[01:50] <MarkSS> 2.2 Ghz, 2.4 ghz, 2.66 ghz, etc...I want to know
[01:50] <Flannel> gino_: if you become www-data in a terminal, can you do it? (just to divide the problem in half)
[01:50] <MarkSS> it is 1 then
[01:50] <MarkSS> I know it is faster than 1.0 Ghz
[01:51] <MarkSS> Grrr this is so confusing
[01:51] <gino_> Flannel I'll try that, ummm how would I login as www-data?
[01:51] <Flannel> gino_: sudo -u www-data -i
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> MarkSS: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep cpu | grep MHz
[01:51] <Dr_Willis> Davide-NYC:  enter the server/share name manually, try entering the ip, see what smbtree and smbfind commands show also.   ie: smb://servernam/share   and smb://192.168.1.20/sharename
[01:51]  * User7024 [W2I=000:u:0:000:]
[01:51] <MarkSS> All listed as 1100
[01:51] <gino_> Flannel fantastic!
[01:52] <ActionParsnip> MarkSS: then each core is 1.1Ghz
[01:52] <MarkSS> ouch
[01:52] <MarkSS> That sounds slow lol
[01:52] <Guest79615> 1.1 x 4 = 4.4
[01:52] <MarkSS> So is a 2.4 Ghz Core 2 Duo faster than that then?
[01:52] <ActionParsnip> MarkSS: you can try: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep model | grep name
[01:52] <ActionParsnip> MarkSS: yes, should be
[01:53] <cjmaynar> evening folks, i'm trying to get starcraft 2 running through wine. so far i've gotten it to install, but whenever i try and start it up it goes to a black screen for a bit, then crashes. has anyone run into a problem like this before?
[01:53] <MarkSS> I guess ghz matters more than cores
[01:53] <Davide-NYC> smbfind seems to not be installed.
[01:53] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | cjmaynar
[01:53] <Dr_Willis> cjmaynar:  you been to the wine app database yet?
[01:53] <gino_> Flannel: hmm nope, no rights there
[01:53] <DasEi> MarkSS: let us see : sudo apt-get install pastebinit && /cat/proc/cpu | pastebinit
[01:53] <Flannel> gino_: So, it might be that your sudoers line isn't working as expected
[01:54] <Davide-NYC> smbtree finds my network and lists the machines but throws this error: Error NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL
[01:54] <Flannel> cjmaynar: You might try #winehq, they have more experience with wine
[01:54] <ActionParsnip> DasEi: MarkSS sudo apt-get install pastebinit && cat /proc/cpu | pastebinit
[01:54] <ActionParsnip> DasEi: watch your spaces dude ;)
[01:54] <cjmaynar> Flannel: ubottu yeah, i'll try there, do some poking around on their forms first though
[01:54] <cjmaynar> thanks for the pointers
[01:55] <DasEi> ActionParsnip: use a pastebin for the carriagereturn ; good party had, well topic here, seems so
[01:55] <gino_> Flannel: hmmm
[01:55] <gino_> Flannel: too much for me ARGH
[01:56] <xee> ello, sorry if I seem noobish. I have a question about grub freezing during an update. this the right place?
[01:56] <StepNjump> Hi guys, we are starting a new small company and I was wondering if someone here might be interested to become a consultant to help up set-up our server. It wouldn't pay much but you never know when the money start flowing in, it could become interesting
[01:57] <DasEi> xee:fine
[01:57] <StepNjump> IM me if interested
[01:57] <ActionParsnip> DasEi: yeah crazy party last night dude :)
[01:57] <jimi_> Can someone point me at documentation/information for creating an unattended install / kickstart?
[01:57] <Sylphid> MarkSS, sudo dmidecode -t processor
[01:57] <DasEi> ActionParsnip: ot entered
[01:58] <Sylphid> MarkSS, that should show the max speed in case your cpu is stepping down
[01:58] <Davide-NYC> entering smb://192.168.1.20/sharename allows me to mount the filesystem, but I still cannot browse
[01:58] <ActionParsnip> jimi_: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && /cat/proc/cpu | pastebinit
[01:58] <ActionParsnip> DasEi: same :)
[01:58] <jinxzs> ActionParsnip yea it is
[01:58] <keisha> I can't seem to get my DSL connection working in karmic. I've followed these instuctions with no success http://ubuntuguide.net/fix-dsl-pppoe-connection-problem-with-network-manager-in-ubuntu-9-10. please help
[01:59] <ActionParsnip> jimi_: http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-unattended-ubuntu-network-install
[01:59] <Davide-NYC> Dr_Willis: entering smb://192.168.1.20/sharename allows me to mount the filesystem, but I still cannot browse the 'neighborhood'.
[01:59] <xee> I made a thread in the forums http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1552510
[01:59] <DasEi> jimi: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/redhat-fedora-linux-help/159047-complete-automated-installation-using-kickstart.html
[01:59] <jimi_> ActionParsnip, thanks, will look at that now. trying to create an unattended install that i can mass deploy
[01:59] <ActionParsnip> jinxzs: huh?
[01:59] <jinxzs> autotrash nice app
[01:59] <MarkSS> Max Speed: 3000 Mhz
[01:59] <ActionParsnip> jimi_: could setup one then use partimage to clone
[02:00] <jimi_> ActionParsnip, i thought about doing it w/ ghost too, i was worried about if it got deployed to different hardware
[02:00] <StepNjump> is anybody here familiar on how to set-up a server under ubuntu
[02:00] <StepNjump> I need a wiz
[02:00] <Sylphid> StepNjump, what type of server
[02:01] <jimi_> "preseed"
[02:01] <StepNjump> Sylphid, I don't know
[02:01] <jimi_> that sounds like what middle school kids have in their saacs
[02:02] <StepNjump> Sylphid, we are starting a small company
[02:02] <StepNjump> Sylphid and the money is not yet coming in
[02:02] <Flannel> StepNjump: What do you want the server to do?
[02:02] <StepNjump> Sylphid but I would like to set up a server so we can all connect to it
[02:02] <Flannel> StepNjump: What sort of connecting?
[02:02] <cjmaynar> Flannel: doesn't seem to be anyone home there
[02:02] <StepNjump> Sylphid and work from our own homes
[02:02] <keisha> I can't seem to get my DSL connection working in karmic. I've followed these instuctions with no success http://ubuntuguide.net/fix-dsl-pppoe-connection-problem-with-network-manager-in-ubuntu-9-10. please help
[02:02] <Sylphid> StepNjump, well you need to know what kind of data you are serving before going any futher
[02:02] <StepNjump> Sylphid We are 4
[02:03] <Sylphid> StepNjump, are you looking for file sharing?
[02:03] <Guest79615> StepNjump: do you mean a web server with a web interface?
[02:03] <StepNjump> Sylphid I was thinking of getting an opensource VPN
[02:03] <Flannel> cjmaynar: That happens sometimes.  Just the nature of global communication
[02:03] <cjmaynar> yeah
[02:03] <cjmaynar> annoying, but still expected
[02:03] <StepNjump> Sylphid Yes file sharing but also maybe openproj
[02:03] <StepNjump> Sylphid ticketing software so we can assign each other's tasks, etc
[02:04] <StepNjump> Sylphid no Sylphid just for our own internal use
[02:04] <holocene> is it typical that the 10.04 386 alt cd install to encrypted disk takes much longer than non-encrypted?
[02:04] <StepNjump> Sylphid I don't even know how to install applications under linux
[02:04] <roland_mai> StepNjump, dude you need to contract with an IT company
[02:04] <StepNjump> Sylphid is it a big job?
[02:05] <StepNjump> Sylphid I found some free VPN's we could use
[02:05] <StepNjump> Sylphid but our resources at the moment are pretty scarce
[02:05] <Flannel> StepNjump: alright, your first step would be to list the tasks you want the server to perform (you're already starting here, but write it down somewhere), then determine what programs do each of those things (there may be a few different ones for some, you'll need to do some research and decide what works best for you)
[02:05] <Sylphid> StepNjump, If you are unsure of what you are doing with a system then it is unwise to store critical data on that system
[02:05] <DasEi> StepNjump: no, and if you don't awit wonders, can have the beginning for free.. it's like a car, the more the owner knows, the les hassle it can become
[02:06] <DasEi> *await
[02:06] <StepNjump> Sylphid right
[02:06] <StepNjump> Sylphid do you think you might be interested in helping us out
[02:06] <Guest79615> StepNjump : setting up the server and installing the software isn't that hard, things like security and backup are crucial though
[02:06] <StepNjump> Sylphid keeping in mind we might be able to pay you in the future?
[02:07] <roland_mai> StepNjump, create an RFP and send it to a couple of IT people around town and get a contract, or you'll get screwed or suffer from scope creep
[02:07] <iggy_> can anyone help me my usb wireless adapter stopped working after alienarena froze and i shutdown
[02:07] <keisha> I can't seem to get my DSL connection working in karmic. I've followed these instuctions with no success http://ubuntuguide.net/fix-dsl-pppoe-connection-problem-with-network-manager-in-ubuntu-9-10. please help
[02:07] <roland_mai> iggy_, it's probably overheated
[02:08] <StepNjump> Thanks Roland
[02:08] <StepNjump> Well, if someone might be interested in this challenge, there might be a lot of room to grow in our company
[02:08] <shugart> okay, I feel like I'm going crazy here, what is the correct package for unrar in 10.04 ? I added the multiverse repo, and it still says it can't find it
[02:09] <ActionParsnip> shugart: sudo apt-get install rar unrar
[02:09] <StepNjump> roland_mai: What is an RFP?
[02:09] <mek||malloc> Howdy folks, I just setup a NFS on my machine and it appears as a shared folder from a server perspective... But when I run: showmount -f <server-ip>  from my client computer, it only lists my /media directory. Any ideas on what I messed up from the server config?
[02:09] <shugart> ActionParsnip: still comes back with not found
[02:09] <ActionParsnip> shugart: you can extract it with:   rar x file
[02:09] <Sylphid> StepNjump, request for proposal
[02:09] <StepNjump> Thanks Sylphid
[02:09] <maddie> why is rhythmbox using so much CPU?
[02:09] <roland_mai> StepNjump, RFP = Request for Proposal. Basically it containts what you want your setup to do and
[02:09] <shugart> ActionParsnip: I can get unrar-free to install, but it's so old
[02:09] <DasEi> StepNjump: I am, but I still volunteer, and are not as reliable as I want to, so payment is not in place then
[02:10] <collabra> shugart: did you do an sudo apt-get update since adding the repo?
[02:10] <DasEi> StepNjump: pm you ?
[02:10] <StepNjump> DasEI yes please PM me
[02:10] <shugart> collabra: yes, I have
[02:10] <StepNjump> Thanks
[02:10] <ActionParsnip> shugart: why is it too old?
[02:10] <shugart> ActionParsnip: unrar-free is showing unrar -v 0.0.1
[02:10] <dr3mro> please i use ubuntu 10.04 fresh install with all updates when ever i install chromium or google chrome and try to login to gmail i get cpu 100% usage and aw snap message .. firefox works great but i like chrome and firefox kinda slow on my machine ... i tried the stable , unstable and beta and chromium from ubuntu and from daily ... tried to resinstall whole system and removed the profile .. all the same it works only from life cd but after install i then i
[02:10] <dr3mro> nstall it only like i did on live cd but it hangs and gives me aw snap with 100 cpu % ... please help for the record this happens only for the standard view not html .... thnx
[02:11] <iggy_> can anyone help me my usb wireless adapter stopped working after alienarena froze and i shutdown
[02:11] <ActionParsnip> shugart: if it works, then who cares
[02:11] <shugart> ActionParsnip: because it won't unrar any rar 3.0 files
[02:12] <Aemaeth> what xid do i set gnash to to be the screensaver?
[02:12] <Jordan_U> dr3mro: Have you filed a bug report? Do you have any labs features enabled in gmail?
[02:12] <ActionParsnip> shugart: so you have rar unrar and p7zip-rar   installed?
[02:13] <Dr_Willis> has anyone ever noticed a tool thzt lets you 'print' web pages better? Im constantly finding web sites that only print 1 out of 5 pages and so forth.. getting really annoying.
[02:13] <shugart> ActionParsnip: this is what I get when I try http://pastebin.com/1sCX6A3x
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> !info rar
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> !info unrar
[02:13] <maddie> Can anyone help me with the desktop art plugin in Rhythmbox?
[02:13] <dr3mro> Jordan_U, i disabled all labs and not working either ... and it's not a bug ... if its a bug it should be on chromium th mother of google chrome becasue it affects all versions ...
[02:14] <roland_mai> Dr_Willis, try a plugin like fireshot for firefox and then print out the image if you have problems.
[02:14] <dr3mro> Jordan_U, I have been trying for 3 days now no hope
[02:14] <iggy_> can anyone help me my usb wireless adapter stopped working after alienarena froze and i shutdown
[02:14] <THEEAnomaly> what?
[02:15] <Jordan_U> dr3mro: It's a bug somewhere, simply because something that should work isn't.
[02:15] <roland_mai> iggy_ did you try rmmod ndiswrapper and modprobe ndiswrapper ?
[02:16] <ActionParsnip> shugart: rar x file   should extract it
[02:16] <Jordan_U> dr3mro: Can you reproduce it from a LiveCD environment?
[02:16] <Dr_Willis> roland_mai:  its a 6 + page when printed..  (well 6+ screens worth of info)  The silly tables/formating is not getting done right :(
[02:16] <iggy_> roland_mai, do i do the both at the same time and restart or once at a time
[02:16] <Guest79615> iggy_ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessTroubleShootingGuide
[02:16] <shugart> ActionParsnip: how? rar can't even install because it can't find it
[02:16] <maddie> can anyone help me with the desktop art plugin in Rhythmbox?
[02:16] <dr3mro> Jordan_U, I just want any one here using chrome to confirm ,,, and no live cd works great i have the package of chrome i install it on live cd works bur after install i do the same steps to install it as i did on life cd but it gives me aw snap
[02:17] <Dr_Willis> roland_mai:  heh - the fireshot plugin page  - says its windows only. :()
[02:17] <ActionParsnip> !info rar | shugart
[02:17] <roland_mai> Dr_Willis, try screengrab
[02:17] <dexikiix> Does anyone know of a way to use an image instead of just a color as the window background in 'appearances'?
[02:17] <dr3mro> Jordan_U, so no not reproducable
[02:17] <ActionParsnip> shugart: make sure you have multiverse repo enabled
[02:17] <maddie> chrome is currently using 4$ of my CPU
[02:17] <Jordan_U> dr3mro: gmail is working fine for me.
[02:17] <maddie> 4%
[02:18] <roland_mai> iggy_ just at the same time
[02:18] <dr3mro> Jordan_U, i think its ubuntu bug ,,, because i created a simple python webkit browser and have the same issue withit as chrome
[02:18] <roland_mai> iggy_ that is do sudo modprobe -r ndiswrapper and then sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[02:18] <Dr_Willis> roland_mai:  ok.. will look.. Trying to print out some 'notes' for my laptop buying spree tomorrow -> http://www.notebookcheck.net/Comparison-of-Laptop-Graphics-Cards.130.0.html
[02:18] <xissburg> guys i need help...I'm "super" frustrated
[02:18] <THEEAnomaly> chrome is dead
[02:19] <Dr`Ryder> dcc send anyonewannayvds
[02:19] <shugart> ActionParsnip: oh fuck me, I had an extra t in http....
[02:19] <iggy_> thank you guys im going to reboot
[02:19] <Graet|ubu> on.mobi
[02:19]  * Diamondcite tries to print the site with konqueror(curious)
[02:19] <IdleOne> !language | shugart
[02:19] <maddie> @HEEAnomaly, in what sense?
[02:20] <Sylphid> !ask xissburg
[02:20] <xissburg> I installed ubuntu using Wubi from Win7. I was using it mins ago then I restarted the machine normally...then when it was starting the OS selection menu didnt show up, but only a message "Unknown device: <hex numbers> " and then a command line "grub rescue"..
[02:20] <Jordan_U> dr3mro: Have you tried purging and re-installing webkit?
[02:20] <xissburg> wtf
[02:20] <Diamondcite> Dr_Willis: This result isn't from an ubuntu box.. but I got 8 pages of postscript.
[02:20] <Jordan_U> xissburg: What version of Ubuntu?
[02:21] <xissburg> `0.04 I think
[02:21] <xissburg> 10.04
[02:21] <od3n> anyone know how to get visual effects running while on vbox with ubuntu
[02:22] <Jordan_U> xissburg: What does "ls" in the grub rescue shell print?
[02:22] <THEEAnomaly> at least getr my name right
[02:22] <xissburg> I don't know :( . . . I don't have more plugs to turn the other PC on
[02:22] <xissburg> lol
[02:23] <xissburg> anyway...wtf is that? I need to recover my Win7 installation ( and I will make sure to uninstall ubuntu there after...)
[02:23] <dr3mro> its a fresh install of ubuntu with nothing except xchat and chrome
[02:23] <xissburg> very bad for this to happen to a new user :(
[02:23] <dr3mro> Jordan_U,  its a fresh install of ubuntu with nothing except xchat and chrome
[02:24] <iggy_> it didnt work guys
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> Diamondcite:  yea. i got a screengreab image of the site now.. Still looking for a PRINT button on the site. :0 but cant seem to get the image to print properly.
[02:24] <Guest56563> I'm running ubuntu server 10.04, would some one be able to tell me what packages or settings I need to change to enable power saving features such as spinning down the HDD and putting the computer to sleep?
[02:24] <iggy_> the modprobe -r ndiswrapper followed by modprobe ndiswrapper
[02:25] <maco> xissburg: grub is the bootloader for ubuntu. i thought it wubi itd come after the OS selection thing though...
[02:25] <xissburg>  D:
[02:25] <maco> xissburg: and i assure you, the bugs dont decide whether they will happen to new or old users
[02:25] <xissburg> Omgosh, I'm so frustrated
[02:25] <Guest79615> iggy_ did you try the steps in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessTroubleShootingGuide?
[02:25] <xissburg> I just want my Win7 back please
[02:25] <xissburg>  this is ridiculous
[02:25] <maco> xissburg: you can restore windows' boot loader using a windows install disc
[02:25] <bazhang> !enter | xissburg
[02:25] <Guest79615> xissburg: you installed wubi, quit windows, rebooted and there was no boot menu?
[02:25] <iggy_> im on it right now Guest79615
[02:25] <bazhang> xissburg, help in ##windows
[02:26] <maco> xissburg: just run "fixmbr" from the cd
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> Diamondcite:  the Print button of tjhe browser prints the 1st page and thats it... rest are blank
[02:26] <maco> bazhang: its broken grub on wubi
[02:26] <xissburg> Guest79615: yes
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> Diamondcite:  im finding more and more sites that never print properly these days
[02:26] <Diamondcite> Dr_Willis: May I ask which browsers?
[02:26] <Jordan_U> Guest56563: powertop is a utility that will examine your running system and tell you what processes are doing things like waking up the CPU or spinning up the hard drive.
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> Diamondcite:  Firefox so far. Lets try Googles
[02:26] <THEEAnomaly> ok so whast up
[02:26] <Diamondcite> I guess I'll need to wake the netbok.
[02:26] <xissburg> I don't have a Windows 7 disc, I installed it from a pendrive
[02:27] <Guest56563> So does ubuntu server 10.04 automatically have power saving features enabled?
[02:27] <IdleOne> THEEAnomaly: Do you have a ubuntu related support question?
[02:27] <xissburg> my machine doesnt have a disc drive
[02:27] <maco> xissburg: er.. ok... does the windows install pendrive have rescue utilities?
[02:28] <xissburg> maco: the pendrive was formated
[02:28] <Davide-NYC> What do I do about a "Failed to retrieve share list from the server" error? It's a ReadyNAS serving out CIFS shares with little to no security.
[02:28] <bttm> greetings, I just burned a ubuntu disk on windows 7 and now trying to install on my opensuse notebook and the disk shows up blank, what im i doing wrong
[02:28]  * maco headdesks
[02:28] <maco> bttm: did you burn the iso as a file or as an image?
[02:28] <Guest79615> xissburg: do you have an ubuntu live cd?
[02:29] <bttm> iso!>!
[02:29] <maco> Guest79615: computer doesnt have cd drive
[02:29] <Guest79615> er usb
[02:29] <THEEAnomaly> bttm as a image?
[02:29] <bttm> i used cdburnerxp and selected the iso option
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> Diamondcite:  chrome semeed to print it better at least. :_ Not perfect.. but at least i can read the info i need.
[02:30] <toothpaste> xissburg: Are you on a netbook by any chance?
[02:30] <Guest79615> xissburg: if you don't have a windows usb to reinstall, do you have an ubuntu usb to check the boot
[02:31] <Diamondcite> Interesting how KDE's konqeuror did fine..
[02:31] <bufu2009> hello?
[02:31] <bufu2009> i need help:D
[02:31] <xissburg> guys. I don't have CDs nor pendrives nor anything by now
[02:32] <Diamondcite> bufu2009: We'd love to help, just ask :)
[02:32] <Procule> Hello, Ext4 is getting me very mad about the latency and IO wait. When I have something writing on the filesystem, everything is almost stalled on the system. What would be a better filesystem ? Is XFS a good choice ?
[02:32] <xissburg> hey...grub rescue > ls prints (hd0) (fd0)
[02:32] <Guest79615> create an ubuntu pendrive on the computer you're using now, boot the other computer with the pendrive, reinstall grub then reboot it
[02:32] <dr3mro> please i use ubuntu 10.04 fresh install with all updates when ever i install chromium or google chrome and try to login to gmail i get cpu 100% usage and aw snap message .. firefox works great but i like chrome and firefox kinda slow on my machine ... i tried the stable , unstable and beta and chromium from ubuntu and from daily ... tried to resinstall whole system and removed the profile .. all the same it works only from life cd but after install i then i
[02:32] <dr3mro> nstall it only like i did on live cd but it hangs and gives me aw snap with 100 cpu % ... please help for the record this happens only for the standard view not html .... thnx
[02:32] <THEEAnomaly> fragma f**ks
[02:32] <bufu2009> i posted to be a runner for diablo 2
[02:32] <bazhang> THEEAnomaly, watch the language
[02:32] <bufu2009> and nothing has happened yet
[02:32] <Diamondcite> ...? posted to be a runner?
[02:33] <bufu2009> for diablo 2
[02:33] <bufu2009> ?
[02:33] <bttm> ...
[02:33] <Diamondcite> How do you post to be a runner?
[02:33] <Diamondcite> I think I'm missing something here...
[02:33] <Procule> what would be better: xfs or btrfs ?
[02:33] <xissburg> Guest79615: I'll try it but...its a big download . .
[02:33] <bufu2009> i posted my request to be a baal runner
[02:33] <xissburg> damnit
[02:33] <Alejandro89> I have a problem on Ubuntu start
[02:33] <gino_> how do I find out where a command is? isn't it something like "where <CMD>"
[02:33] <xissburg> ubuntu fucked up my day damn D: :(
[02:33] <Alejandro89> s
[02:33] <Guest56563> How do i choose settings for entering sleep mode in ubuntu server 10.04?
[02:33] <bazhang> !language | xissburg
[02:33] <Procule> gino_, which cmd
[02:33] <Guest79615> xissburg which
[02:34] <Diamondcite> bufu2009: Does it have anything to do with running the game? Or is an event just not happening in time?
[02:34] <Alejandro89> gino_: Application -> Accessories -> Terminal. Something like that
[02:34] <gino_> Procule thanks!
[02:34] <THEEAnomaly> lame
[02:34] <Procule> np
[02:35] <Procule> now I want a better fs than ext4 :P
[02:35] <Davide-NYC> Is there an easy way to reconfigure all of the network settings in Lucid? I think my smb.conf file is borked.
[02:35] <Procule> xfs, btrfs or something else ?
[02:35] <teage> synaptic will not open my .debs. i have to install them through the command interface. what gives?
[02:36] <Procule> Davide-NYC, smb.conf isn't your network settings, it's your SAMBA settings
[02:36] <arjuna> hi all....anyone familiar with .avi editing, or avidemux?
[02:36] <DocPlatypus> okay... having issues with latest Firefox. tab key does not work at all. arrow keys do not work to scroll pages, neither does page down, page up, home, end, spacebar... known problem with the latest Firefox package? this has survived a reboot, reinstall of Firefox + dependencies, new profile, and even a downgrade to Firefox 3.6.3 which I knew at one time worked properly
[02:36] <Diamondcite> Dr_Willis: Heh.. your printing issue gave me something new to look at and wonder about :)
[02:36] <Jordan_U> teage: Synaptic doesn't open .deb files, gdebi does.
[02:36] <maco> xissburg: grub is called by the windows bootloader. if youre getting to a grub prompt at all, then the windows bootloader is intact.  maybe you weren't fast enough at choosing windows during boot
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> gino_:  which command
[02:36] <Procule> Davide-NYC, try asking in #samba
[02:36] <Davide-NYC> Procule: thanks
[02:36] <teage> jordan_U, then maybe i need to reinstall gdebi?
[02:36] <xissburg> maco: I can't choose it
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> Diamondcite:  yea. years ago i had a progrzm from HP that let you preview/tweak the fonts and layout befor printing..  Now a days i notice the browsers not even giveing me a Print Preview optioopn
[02:36] <teage> i will try that
[02:36] <maco> xissburg: keyboard not working?
[02:37] <xissburg> maco: how would I choose it? F8?
[02:37] <maco> xissburg: maybe
[02:37] <THEEAnomaly> yeah try that
[02:37] <xissburg> maco: f8 only shows my HDD and floppy, not even my partitions are there
[02:37] <xissburg> I try HDD and I get grub rescue
[02:37] <maco> xissburg: choose the hdd
[02:38] <maco> xissburg:  are you sure this is wubi and not a normal dual boot?
[02:38] <maco> xissburg: because with wubi the windows bootloader MUST load first
[02:38] <xissburg> its is Wubi YES
[02:38] <IdleOne> xissburg: the arrow keys should allow you to select windows to boot
[02:38] <xissburg>  it is Wubi
[02:38] <xissburg> I installed it yesterday night
[02:38] <xissburg> IdleOne: There's no Windows
[02:39] <xissburg> I heard Wubi wouldn't mess up with boot stuff....it did...
[02:39] <Guest79615> i saw problem with wubi where Dell revocerery over-wrote part of the boot record every time windows started this bug happens on other boxes too
[02:39] <arjuna> no one here w/ experience w/ .avi editing or avidemux?
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> Guest79615:  seen others with that issue in here also.
[02:39] <maco> xissburg: what do you get if you type:  cat /grub/grub.cfg
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> arjuna:  thats a broad topic. Clarify the question.
[02:40] <aarcane> can ubuntu be installed on NTFS root side-by-side with a windows install ?
[02:40] <Guest79615> Dr_Willis nuking the Dell recovery executables in windows solved it for me
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> aarcane:  You need to reparittion, or use 'wubi' (and i dont susggest wubi)
[02:40] <maco> xissburg: wubi documentation notes that it adds an entry to windows' bootloader, so you heard wrong. how else would it let you boot ubuntu?
[02:40] <Guest56563> Can someone please help me with setting up sleep mode and spinning down HDD in Ubuntu Server 10.04?
[02:40] <smw> aarcane, if that was possible, it would not be a good idea
[02:41] <arjuna> i am trying to take an .avi with an existing audio track, replace it with an external audio track...think i got it in avidemux....
[02:41] <arjuna> but when i try to save it crashes...
[02:41] <Guest79615> Guest56563: system/preferences/power management
[02:41] <xissburg> maco: I get unknown command
[02:41] <arjuna> not sure if it's pilot error, or if avidemux is buggy...or if there's an app that will do this better..
[02:42] <maco> xissburg: type "help"
[02:42] <maco> xissburg: does it give you some info about commands?
[02:42] <xissburg> unknown command
[02:42] <xissburg> noo
[02:42] <xissburg> its funny
[02:42] <xissburg> its like "nothing works"
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> arjuna:  you coule proberly do the same task via ffmpeg/mencoder. but what about audio sync issues? is it just music? what if its off by 1/2 a sec?
[02:42] <Guest56563> Guest79615: I'm using a CLI on Ubuntu Server
[02:43] <maco> xissburg: sounds like your hard disk has corruption issues
[02:43] <xissburg> maco: what? everything was fine
[02:43] <maco> xissburg: mm wait is it "grub>" or "grub rescue>" ??
[02:43] <xissburg> maco: I restarted from ubuntu and it crashed now
[02:43] <gino_> flannel: ok need your help again if you have time, www-data can now restart the server (sudo shutdown now -r) but can't run (sudo service smbd start), it still asks for the sudo password. Any ideas?
[02:43] <maco> xissburg: if the latter, try:  insmod /boot/grub/normal.mod
[02:43] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Do you actually have a floppy drive?
[02:43] <xissburg> maco: grub rescue
[02:43] <arjuna> i haven't tried those...my understanding that they were cli, and i was just looking to get it done....probably a one time thing..
[02:43] <smw> Guest56563, get a real name type /nick <newnick>
[02:44] <xissburg> Jordan_U: no
[02:44] <arjuna> i don't know about the snycing, but if the mp3 was longer that the length of the video, could that cause the crash, or would it just truncate the longer of the two/
[02:44] <arjuna> ?
[02:44] <smw> j0n00, I do not know for sure, but I believe you can install the backend of the gnome power manager
[02:45] <THEEAnomaly> yeah cli is probaly the best!
[02:45] <bazhang> !who | THEEAnomaly
[02:45] <j0n00> smw: And i can use that through a CLI, and without having to install all the Gnome packages?
[02:45] <arjuna> theeanomaly...that cli shoutout was for me?
[02:45] <maco> xissburg: what does that insmod command say?
[02:46] <xissburg> maco: unknown file system
[02:46] <THEEAnomaly> bazhang: please sotp spammimg me
[02:46] <dr3mro> please i use ubuntu 10.04 fresh install with all updates when ever i install chromium or google chrome and try to login to gmail i get cpu 100% usage and aw snap message .. firefox works great but i like chrome and firefox kinda slow on my machine ... i tried the stable , unstable and beta and chromium from ubuntu and from daily ... tried to resinstall whole system and removed the profile .. all the same it works only from life cd but after install i then i
[02:46] <dr3mro> nstall it only like i did on live cd but it hangs and gives me aw snap with 100 cpu % ... please help for the record this happens only for the standard view not html .... thnx
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> arjuna:  winff can proberly do the task with a nice gui also. Ive never really done much 'editing' just convertings
[02:46] <cecure> has anyone else noticed that youtube requires flash 10?  (thus screwing everyone on amd64)... does anyone have a solution?
[02:47] <bazhang> THEEAnomaly, thats not spam. making random comments is not helpful. prepend the nick of the person you are speaking to.
[02:47] <arjuna> winff...that's in the repository/
[02:47] <Aemaeth> how would i represent the wid of the screensaver window for the gnome screensaver?
[02:47] <arjuna> ?
[02:47] <smw> j0n00, I have never done this before, but I would look into "upower"
[02:47] <maco> xissburg: im still thinking hard disk problem, because "help" should be available in rescue mode, so if its not, that means the grub binary is corrupted
[02:47] <smw> j0n00, upower is a dep of gnome-power-manager so I think it is the backend
[02:47] <aarcane> j0n00, what are you trying to do with power management ?
[02:47] <THEEAnomaly> bazhang: is that your opuion?
[02:48] <thune3> anyone know a way (including extensions) to change stride of a scrollwheel turn for google chrome?
[02:48] <bazhang> THEEAnomaly, channel guidelines
[02:48] <arjuna> never mind, i see that it is..
[02:48] <j0n00> aarcane: set up sleep and spinning down the hdd in Ubuntu Server
[02:48] <collabra> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  <-------------- cecure
[02:48] <THEEAnomaly> bazhang: spam is spam please stop it
[02:48] <Jordan_U> cecure: Flash 10 works with nspluginwrapper, and you can also browse youtube without flash using totem or html5.
[02:48] <xissburg> maco: :(
[02:48] <smw> j0n00, sudo apt-cache show upower <-- description of pkg
[02:49] <aarcane> j0n00, hdparm for the hard drive spin down, and for sleep, you should use a cronjob and the /proc interface of acpi.
[02:49] <DyNamic_ly-faile> Are there any programs that i could use with ubuntu to scan my usb drive to fix/remove virsus'?
[02:49] <maco> xissburg: id suggest pulling the drive and backing things up to whatever you're using now
[02:49] <maco> xissburg: and running a diagnostic on it
[02:49] <cecure> Jordan_U: thanks
[02:49] <smw> DyNamic_ly-faile, clamav
[02:49] <THEEAnomaly> cecure: flash 10 needn to be updated
[02:49] <Diamondcite> Dr_Willis: Firefox can preview, and for most browsers I print to pdf or ps first, saves paper and time =P
[02:49] <bazhang> DyNamic_ly-faile, clamav
[02:49] <smw> !av | DyNamic_ly-faile
[02:49] <xissburg> maco: man....where this thing has taken me to...I can't believe it
[02:49] <Jordan_U> cecure: You're welcome.
[02:49] <dexikiix> Anyone know if theres a way to make an image as the window background rather than just a color in 'appearances'?
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> Diamondcite:  oddly enough.. i 'see' the print priview button real fast.. then it vanishes for me in firefox.. Sometimes.. :) Somttimes its there...
[02:50] <xissburg> I'm absolutely frustrated, you can't realize it..
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> Diamondcite:  im not even sure what version of FF i got. :) I may be  using some of the beta ppa's
[02:51] <THEEAnomaly> hey stop spamming me
[02:51] <Guest79615> xissburg: yep, it sucks, but in future always keep reinstall disk or pendrive handy cause you never know when you'll need them
[02:51] <arjuna> Dr_Willis:  I installed winff, but I don't see where I can replace the audio track?
[02:51] <maco> dexikiix: not through the appearances thing, but if you write your own theme...
[02:51] <xissburg> Guest79615: after this I'll never install this thing here again...enough
[02:51] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: clamav is there for linux, and from commandline antivir is a fine tool for it
[02:51] <Simeon_H> I haven't got a reply with regards to my purchase at the canonical store, is there somewhere I else I can email? I purchased software over a week ago and still don't have a download link
[02:51] <maco> THEEAnomaly: an op asking you to follow the rules is doing their job, not spamming
 how can i change wlan1 to default
  Type:              802.11 WiFi
   Driver:            ndiswrapper
   State:             unavailable
   Default:           no
   HW Address:        1C:AF:F7:F3:1A:F5
[02:51] <FloodBot2> iggy_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:51] <tyler_d> so in my nm-applet it shows that I have an "Ethernet" connection not as I have configured as "eth1", I have set a static ip within /etc/network/interfaces for eth0 and eth1(2 separate cards) eth0 works and responds... eth1 says no such process? what did I break?
[02:52] <teage> ok i know the problem now, system is completely screwed. my repo list no longer exists. I can not find a repo list to add manually. (sources.list)
[02:52] <THEEAnomaly> flood me not
[02:52] <dexikiix> maco, i wouldn't mind doing it another way, but i just don't know how. is it easy?
[02:52] <DyNamic_ly-faile> And will i be able to run clamav from the live cd?
[02:52] <Guest79615> xissburg: this sounds like a disk drive problem not a linux problem, just happend to show up when you installed ubuntu
[02:52] <maco> teage: system > administration > software sources ... the checkboxes can fill it in
[02:52] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: apart from that can use onlinescans and point them to that drive as there are special cds just for that purpose
[02:52] <teage> maco. will not open
[02:52] <xissburg> Guest79615: I can't agree
[02:52] <Dr_Willis> DyNamic_ly-faile:  ive installed and ran clamav from the live cd..
[02:52] <THEEAnomaly> hey marco     butt out
[02:53] <DasEi> !who | DyNamic_ly-faile
[02:53] <maco> dexikiix: i dont know of any nice tools for making themes. afaik, you have to just type them out :(  you could grab one you like on gnome-look.org that uses an image background, open it up, and replace the image..
[02:53] <bazhang> THEEAnomaly, that is not acceptable stop it
[02:53] <Guest79615> xissburg: then try what i suggested of making bootable usb of ubuntu, reinstalling grub
[02:53] <teage> maco. i tried that. i think i have to do it manually through sources.list and upgrade from there i believe.
[02:53] <maco> teage: ok what version of ubuntu?
[02:53] <teage> lucid, maco
[02:53] <Diamondcite> xissburg: Does the logs show anything when it slows down?
[02:53] <xissburg> Guest79615: I'm downloading it :( takes time . . .
[02:53] <smw> DyNamic_ly-faile, you can run clamav from a live cd
[02:54] <Guest79615> xissburg: i feel for ya, good luck
[02:54] <xissburg> Diamondcite: logs?
[02:54] <Diamondcite> Or is something like constant disk access of about 500k/sec for roughly 30 seconds?
[02:54] <iggy_> hey guys sorry about the flood http://pastebin.com/N7U6ZR7L i dont know how to enable wlan1
[02:54] <iggy_> or at least i think this is the problem
[02:54] <DyNamic_ly-faile> DasEi: Could you point me to one of those cd's? I need one that would be able to scan a usb drive.
[02:54] <Diamondcite> xissburg: Verifying.. is your problem sudden stalling due to disk access? Or did I remember wrong?
[02:54] <tyler_d> so in my nm-applet it shows that I have an "Ethernet" connection not as I have configured as "eth1", I have set a static ip within /etc/network/interfaces for eth0 and eth1(2 separate cards) eth0 works and responds... eth1 says no such process? what did I break?
[02:54] <Procule> Hello, Ext4 is getting me very mad about the latency and IO wait. When I have something writing on the filesystem, everything is almost stalled on the system. What would be a better filesystem ? Is XFS a good choice ?
[02:54] <maco> teage: http://paste.ubuntu.com/477716/
[02:54] <iggy_> could someone take a look at that and see whats wrong with my wireless network
[02:54] <Jordan_U> Simeon_H: Did you contact them via http://shop.canonical.com/contact_us.php ?
[02:55] <maco> Diamondcite: no, broken bootloader
[02:55] <Guest79615> Diamondcite: you got wrong guy xissburg has no boot after wubi install
[02:55] <THEEAnomaly> hey whats with the negitive   bazhang
[02:55] <DyNamic_ly-faile> smw: Dr_Willis last time i had a live cd i started to copy some files and it said i was running out of space...how much space does the live cd have
[02:55] <xissburg> Diamondcite: I think not...mine is a boot problem
[02:55] <teage> thank you maco
[02:55] <iggy_> i seen my wlan1 is disabled and i would like t o know how to enable it
[02:55] <Diamondcite> xissburg: Really sorry wrong person then.
[02:55] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: http://tinyurl.com/ccf6l4
[02:55] <smw> iggy_, sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[02:55] <xissburg> heh ok
[02:55] <smw> iggy_, then restart and tell me if it worked
[02:55] <StepNjump> .
[02:56] <smw> iggy_, when it asks you if you want to download the firmware, say yes
[02:56] <jimi_> anyone using etherboot? I ddi'd the usb image to a flash key drive, but two systems that have the bios set to boot from usb, booted to the hard drive instead. How can i verify that the dd was successfuol
[02:56] <smw> DyNamic_ly-faile, "space" is how much ram you have
[02:56] <iggy_> Smw, im trying to get a dlink usb adapter to work and have blocklisted all the broadcom drivers at least i think
[02:56] <arjuna> Dr_Willis:  looking at the cliffnotes for ffmpeg, it looks like this might be what i'm looking for?
[02:56] <arjuna> Dr_Willis:  ffmpeg -i son.wav -i video_origine.avi video_finale.mpg
[02:57] <smw> iggy_, ah, you did not mention that. I just saw the internal brodcom chip
[02:57] <Diamondcite> xissburg: Btw, how are you online right now? Laptop?
[02:57] <iggy_> i have a wirless usb adapter that was working this morning i was playing alien arena and it froze i shutdown and when i logged in no wireless
[02:57] <xissburg> Diamondcite: another PC
[02:57] <iggy_> sorry smw
[02:57] <tyler_d> why when I do ifconfig is eth1 shown right there.... but nm-applet says its dissabled
[02:57] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile:further questions ? I'd use onlinescans
[02:58] <ActionParsnip> tyler_d: try wicd instead
[02:59] <smw> tyler_d, what about iwconfig?
[02:59] <tyler_d> smw: not wireless
[03:00] <smw> tyler_d, ok, sometimes networkmanager disables stuff when you do a hard shutdown after a suspend
[03:00] <smw> tyler_d, did that happen?
[03:01] <tyler_d> smw: no, I have configured the static ip's in /etc/network/interfaces, eth0 works properly though not shown in nm-applet, eth1 does not work at all
[03:02] <smw> tyler_d, you need to explain as much of this as possible upfront. Or else someone trying to help you will assume you are doing normal things
[03:02] <smw> tyler_d, did it ever work
[03:02] <tyler_d> smw: sorry, didn't think I had done anything deemed as "abnormal"
[03:03] <tyler_d> smw: no it has not
[03:03] <smw> tyler_d, on ubuntu, any editing of config files is abnormal XD
[03:03] <j0n00> aarcane: I followed this guide for HDD spindown in hdparm (http://nabeelc.blogspot.com/2007/01/debian-hdd-spindown-kurobox-central.html) but was unable to runthe command (update-rc.d hdparm start 19 2 . stop 19 0 1 6 .) as it said /etc/init.d/hdparm not found
[03:03] <beaver74__> hi, i'm using 10.04 LTS and have to commit some options to the X server. Where can i enter these options for the "Device" section?
[03:03] <tyler_d> smw: :p
[03:04] <smw> tyler_d, I am not hearing an argument though ;-)
[03:04] <smw> tyler_d, can you pastebin your interfaces file?
[03:04] <ActionParsnip> beaver74__: you can make an xorg.conf and add the section
[03:05] <tyler_d> smw:http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/UPvFSGyi
[03:05] <beaver74__> ActionParsnip, hi, and these options can set alone in the xorg.conf?
[03:05] <MarkSS> Is Quad-core worth getting?  I been informed it is a waste over dual-core
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> beaver74__: sure, the rest will be detected by udev
[03:05] <beaver74__> ActionParsnip, nice, thanks.
[03:05] <smw> tyler_d, how about ifconfig?
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> MarkSS: depends on your needs, its also offtopic here
[03:06] <bazhang> MarkSS, offtopic for ubuntu support; please try #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:06] <st__> I'm trying to open a partition and getting message box, "KDESUDO please enteryour pasword to use this device", wtf?
[03:06] <DasEi> MarkSS: or #hardware
[03:06] <tyler_d> smw: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/cGiHtR7j
[03:07] <tyler_d> smw: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/yUMVB7Lc
[03:07] <THEEAnomaly> MaskSS  BULLIED OR WHAT
[03:07] <smw> tyler_d, eth1 is the one not working? how do you know it is not working?
[03:08] <tyler_d> smw: by doing ifdown eth0
[03:09] <smw> tyler_d, do ifconfig up eth1 after ifdown, then try to dig @8.8.8.8 google.com
[03:09] <st__> why am i asked a password?
[03:09] <smw> tyler_d, also try to ping 192.168.1.1
[03:10] <b__> My usable desktop space extends above my viewable desktop space. I am using a dual monitor setup with the desktop extended to the right. Whenever I paste an item to the desktop it automatically places the item at the top of the desktop (and thus out of view). This is above the top panel. I am willing to reward any help given with lollipops and dubble bubble.
[03:10] <distant2> did anyone have a power outage (without ups or battery on laptop) and after boot got a problem with the system?
[03:11] <aarcane> j0n00, the hdparm init file must not be installed on ubuntu.  I'm not familiar with it, I add individual hdparm commands to rc.local
[03:11] <AshWatson> Wiesshund, can i pm you ?
[03:11] <sacarlson> st__: because your user is setup that way with no privlidge to mount that device.  don't you have the password?
[03:11] <smw> distant2, yep, but on archlinux not ubuntu :-\.
[03:11] <synvilla> is there a rubbish bin in linux where I can get back files?
[03:12] <smw> distant2, I still have not gotten around to fixing it...
[03:12] <st__> so why I'wasnt asked in Gnome?
[03:12] <smw> synvilla, did you use rm or a graphical system?
[03:12] <DyNamic_ly-faile> DasEi: I couldn't figure out how to make the avira thing scan the usb drive only attached harddrives
[03:12] <synvilla> smw: I don't understand the question
[03:12] <Raydiation> Marine_ spams
[03:12] <smw> synvilla, how did you delete them?
[03:13] <synvilla> I pressed delete button
[03:13] <Raydiation> what ppa entry do i have to enter for the mainline kernel?
[03:13] <skunkworks> Hi - I am having an odd issue with the synaptic package manager and the update manager.  In the synaptic package manager - when I click on the settings -> repositories - nothing happens.  I don't get the repository screen.  (lucid 10.04 64bit)
[03:13] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: did you mount the hd ?
[03:13] <st__> DyNamic_ly-faile, propably commercial version can configure it
[03:13] <DasEi> usb?
[03:13] <smw> synvilla, then the answer is yes, there is a trashbin
[03:13] <Raydiation> i kept on downloading the debs manually but i cant install the headers, because it complains about missing dependencies
[03:13] <teage__> update manager will not open, can i do this in command?
[03:13] <synvilla> smw: cool. where?
[03:13] <DyNamic_ly-faile> DasEi: yeah, i have a usb drive that i want to scan and remove virsus from
[03:13] <smw> I believe it is in the lower right of the screen
[03:13] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: did you mount the usb-hd ?
[03:13] <smw> synvilla, I believe it is in the lower right of the screen
[03:14] <sabine> Hi, I've just upgraded from ubuntu 8.04 to 10.04, but now animations are all sluggish and the screen even gets corrupted every now and then - what can I do about that? I'm using a Radeon 9200
[03:14] <skunkworks> In the update manager - the same thing happens with the 'settings' button.  nothing opens.
[03:14] <j0n00> aarcane: How would I go about doing that?
[03:15] <DyNamic_ly-faile> DasEi: how do you mount the usb-hd
[03:15] <aarcane> j0n00, vim /etc/rc.local, I believe, and simply add them to the end of the file.
[03:15] <ActionParsnip> sabine: reinstall the driver you are using, probably radeon, not ati
[03:15] <Raydiation> plus i installed this kernel http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.35-maverick/ on lucid. will this be a problem?
[03:15] <smw> tyler_d, are you still here?
[03:16] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: is there a option for terminal ?
[03:16] <synvilla> smw: thanks
[03:16] <teage__> solved, apt-get -f install is correcting my system
[03:16] <sabine> ActionParsnip: well, it's the driver that comes with ubuntu, so radeon
[03:16] <DyNamic_ly-faile> DasEi: well there is an option for command line
[03:16] <xissburg> hm
[03:16] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: use it !
[03:16] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: su
[03:16] <DyNamic_ly-faile> DasEi: ... eh bit beyond my command line fu
[03:16] <sabine> ActionParsnip: there is no proprietary driver for this card anymore, but the open source one wokrd well with 8.04
[03:16] <j0n00> so add this: /dev/hda {
[03:16] <j0n00> mult_sect_io = 16
[03:16] <j0n00> write_cache = off
[03:16] <j0n00> dma = on
[03:16] <j0n00> spindown_time = 120
[03:16] <j0n00> } ?
[03:16] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: root now ?
[03:17] <FloodBot2> j0n00: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:17] <DyNamic_ly-faile> DasEi: i actually just booted the live cd, im going to try clamav real quick
[03:17] <DyNamic_ly-faile> DasEi: if that doesn't work, i will try the avira thing again
[03:17] <ActionParsnip> sabine: xorg was an older version then. Reinstalling the package may make it nicer. You may need an xorg.conf file to set better settings
[03:17] <aarcane> j0n00, no, you just add individual hdparm commands to rc.local, try man hdparm on your system
[03:18] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: FYi, become root, make  dir, mount usb to it, that can scan it, or (prbly better) :
[03:18] <DasEi> DyNamic_ly-faile: use ubuntu live cd for support here, call http://www.f-secure.com/en_EMEA/security/tools/online-scanner/ in ff, follow this instructions
[03:19] <sabine> ActionParsnip: but it's already the latest version
[03:19] <ActionParsnip> sabine: sure, but reinstalling it may change a setting due to postrm
[03:19] <arquebus> what program is good for transfering files from ubuntu by ssh like winSCP does in windows?
[03:19] <ActionParsnip> DasEi: no need to become root, just use sudo
[03:19] <sabine> ActionParsnip: which packet are you talking about?
[03:20] <beaver74__> Using compiz in Gnome under 10.04, did i only have to add Option "AccelMethod" "EXA" in xorg.conf or are there other options i have to setup?
[03:20] <smw> arquebus, is it using scp, ftp, etc?
[03:20] <DasEi> ActionParsnip: it's a avst virus cd
[03:20] <Flannel> arquebus: (practically) any FTP client will do SFTP.  So, pick your favorite one, Filezilla, etc,
[03:20] <distant2> smw: what's the problem it caused?
[03:20] <ActionParsnip> sabine: xserver-xorg-video-radeon   sounds likely
[03:20] <smw> arquebus, the default file browser should work
[03:20] <arquebus> smw, I just want to transfer a file to a remote shell account I have....thx Flannel, I'll try that
[03:20] <ActionParsnip> !info xserver-xorg-video-radeon
[03:21] <ActionParsnip> yep, that
[03:21] <beaver74__> sry, i am using a i915 gpu.
[03:21] <smw> arquebus, I would just use the default file manager.
[03:22] <arquebus> smw, how do I access the default file manager?
[03:22] <smw> distant2, it corrupted the filesystem on one of my harddrives
[03:22] <distant2> i'm asking because i frequently have power outages running windows without the slightest problem. so was wondering if ubuntu gonna fail me because of this. i normally get a power outage each month or so.
[03:22] <smw> arquebus, just go to places -> home or something
[03:22] <cast> distant2: get a UPS.
[03:22] <distant2> smw: which filesys was that?
[03:22] <distant2> cast: well no i don't want to!
[03:22] <smw> distant2, ext3
[03:22] <cast> distant2: then either OS may fail you.
[03:23] <distant2> smw: are you using ubuntu and saying that it doesn't do that?
[03:23] <sacarlson> arquebus:  try places>connect to server>ssh
[03:23] <smw> cast, great suggestion. do you have the answer to time travel?
[03:23] <distant2> cast: windows xp does not fail me at all!
[03:23] <smw> distant2, does not do what?
[03:23] <cast> smw: yes. do nothing. you will naturally travel in time.
[03:23] <sabine> ActionParsnip: did that, but https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/562138 seems more related
[03:24] <smw> cast, I mean travel in the other direction :-P
[03:24] <distant2> smw: does not cause any system/file issue when booting after power outage?
[03:24] <Flannel> distant2: Ubuntu shouldn't either.  However, a small UPS would be a good idea
[03:24] <Aemaeth> how would i represent the wid of the screensaver window for the gnome screensaver?
[03:24] <Flannel> distant2: It'll have an unclean shutdown and want to fsck after you boot it
[03:24] <smw> distant2, I am saying the opposite. It has happened to me
[03:25] <ActionParsnip> sabine: indeed, i'd still try an xorg.conf file
[03:25] <smw> distant2, it was archlinux and not ubuntu, but it has happened to me
[03:26] <distant2> smw: no, you say it happened in archlinux
[03:26] <zerothis> Stubborn cable modem only connects to pc if modem is fully ready b4 booting pc (all platforms). Can I use linux to tell it I just rebooted without actually rebooting?
[03:26] <smw> distant2, same thing
[03:26] <distant2> smw: well, i'm asking about ubuntu, but anyway.
[03:26] <sacarlson> distant2: that's what UPS power supply is for to prevent power from failing.
[03:26] <sabine> ActionParsnip: what would I write there?
[03:26] <Aemaeth> i'm using mplayer as a screensaver and it doesn't quit when the screensaver stops, any help?
[03:26] <distant2> sacarlson: i don't have money for that addition. win xp does a nice job all alone.
[03:27] <smw> sacarlson, but that does not help after the fact. Invent time travel and your advise will be helpful :-P
[03:27] <j0n00> aarcane: So would I want to add the command -acdgkmurS12 (the defaults plus S12 for standby in one minute)
[03:27] <sacarlson> distant2: I have outages every week so don't feel bad,  and I've had at least 10 bad power down as of late no failures
[03:27] <ActionParsnip> sabine: hunt around for sample files, you can then try them or parts of them to see what flys
[03:28] <sabine> it looks like this and worse, it's barely usable :( http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/5052/bildschirmfotosabinesab.png
[03:28] <Maser> oh fuck
[03:28] <ActionParsnip> sacarlson: i'd buy a UPS
[03:28] <ActionParsnip> !ohmy | Maser
[03:28] <distant2> sacarlson: what do you mean? can you complte what you just said by whether that applies to you having the ups or without?
[03:28] <aarcane> j0n00, try just changing what you need to change.
[03:28] <arjuna> Dr_Willis:  Brilliant!...that ffmpeg command worked perfectly....can't thank you enough
[03:29] <sacarlson> smw: no all we can hope to to prevent more failures in the future.  the ext3 and ext4 seem to make bad power down more talerable
[03:29] <j0n00> aarcane: so just add hdparm -S12 ?
[03:29] <aarcane> yeah
[03:29] <AndChat-> Dist2: hard drives will die with repeated power fails(any OS). UPS is best. Used linux 4 17 years in bad power area never lost a drive. Windows killed 24
[03:29] <smw> sacarlson, or we could also fsck the disk so we don't learn the really hard way
[03:29] <aarcane> j0n00, more is in vain when less will do :)
[03:30] <jmreicha> does anybody have experience using nagios?
[03:30] <skunkworks> Hi - I am having an odd issue with the synaptic package manager and the update manager.  In the synaptic package manager - when I click on the settings -> repositories - nothing happens.  I don't get the repository screen.  (lucid 10.04 64bit)
[03:30] <sacarlson> distant2: I have my main server on ups but have 4 other systems for clients that are not like you I can't aford that many but clients don't loose much if they keep data on the server
[03:30] <smw> !ask | jmburgess
[03:30] <smw> !ask | jmreicha
[03:30] <j0n00> aarcane: the man page said that the defaults were only set when no commands were given.
[03:31] <thirtysixthspan> Is there any ay to change the resolution of TTYs? or at least control the font size?
[03:32] <ActionParsnip> thirtysixthspan: you can use the framebuffer driver and get smaller text
[03:32] <distant2> sacarlson: i think your replies aren't clear. what do you mean by not losing much, does anything happen to the system? does something go corrupt/ crazy...
[03:32] <smw> thirtysixthspan, kernel cheat codes can do it. add vga=nnn where nnn is the code for the resolution you want
[03:32] <sacarlson> thirtysixthspan: yes
[03:33] <thirtysixthspan> thanks. is there a way to so it from the terming... maybe setterm?
[03:33] <picarad> #ubuntu-cn
[03:33] <ActionParsnip> thirtysixthspan: follow this: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/lucidubuntu-10-04-high-resolution-plymouth-virtual-terminal-for-atinvidia-cards-with-proprietaryrestricted-driver/  until the embedded video
[03:33] <sacarlson> distant2: sometimes the supperblock corupts but normaly it can be fixed with fsck
[03:33] <HermanDE> Anybody with stories about running Sendmail with Exim?
[03:33] <aarcane> j0n00, only what you tell it to change is changed, nothing else is.
[03:33] <Marine_> I'm back from the game!
[03:34] <distant2> sacarlson: so fsck is a tool that i could run right after the outage and it'll be like nothing happened?
[03:34] <sacarlson> distant2: not loosing much mean not very often statisticaly they can fail 10 or more time maybe 1 of those will cause a problem
[03:35] <AndChat-> My cable modem requires being fully ready b4 booting my PC (any OS). Can I fool it in linux into thinking I rebooted?
[03:35] <smw> tyler_d, are you still here?
[03:35] <sacarlson> distant2: it depends on what the system was doing when the power fails.  it's all luck
[03:35] <distant2> sacarlson: and you're saying that in that 1/10 case running fsck solves it?
[03:35] <tyler_d> smw: I am.... restarted
[03:35] <tyler_d> smw: came back with no response, how do I restart wicd?
[03:35] <ssww_> FATAL ERROR: Bad primary partition 0: Partition begins after end-of-disk
[03:36] <sabine> adding radeon.modeset=0 in grub seems to have helped - hopw do I set this permanent?
[03:36] <j0n00> aarcane: that seems to contradict the man page "When no flags are given, -acdgkmur is assumed" doesnt this mean that if a flag is given, these defaults will not be assumed, and therefore I should give them?
[03:36] <sacarlson> distant2: I don't remember a time when it didn't but I'm old loosing brain cells
[03:36] <ssww_> what the metter ?
[03:36] <smw> tyler_d, sudo /etc/init.d/wicd restart
[03:36] <aarcane> j0n00, do a test and find outl.
[03:36] <distant2> sacarlson: yes, depends on what you're doing, but normally on outages for me i'm just manipulating software/files.
[03:36] <tyler_d> smw: why does it only show 1 network card?
[03:36] <smw> tyler_d, actually, I think "restart wicd" would also work
[03:37] <smw> tyler_d, no idea
[03:37] <distant2> sacarlson: does this fsck take a lot of time, or is it just a one minute check?
[03:37] <sacarlson> distant2: I'm saying 10 power downs with like no failure the 11th maybe will fail.  it's luck
[03:38] <tyler_d> smw: its installed as a service.... so restart wicd, service wicd restart, or /etc/init.d/wicd restart all work
[03:38] <tyler_d> smw: ;)
[03:38] <sacarlson> distant2: if it's the first block it takes like 2 min  if that one is bad I would have to google to find another number
[03:38] <distant2> ok, just because on win like this tool can take more than an hour
[03:38] <distant2> ;)
[03:38] <sacarlson> distant2: and fsck will just find out if it is bad there is another tool that fsck will tell you about to use to fix it
[03:39] <smw> tyler_d, sorry, I have been using ubuntu too long
[03:39] <smw> tyler_d, before all of this upstart stuff :-P
[03:39] <sacarlson> distant2: the most dangers time for a power fail is if your apt-get install or remove at the time.  then you could have really hard time to fix
[03:39] <distant2> sacarlson: in this regard (preventing a problem) which fs is better suited, the ext3 or 4?
[03:40] <tyler_d> smw: :) all good, I'm pretty well versed, but some things are still beyond me... like this
[03:40] <North_Italian69> Is it possible to rename the user folder "Desktop" in "desktop" w/o make problem to the system?
[03:40] <distant2> sacarlson: it's when installing/removing software i suppose. yeah that won't happen i'd use that in very few times.
[03:40] <sacarlson> distant2: I'm not sure,  I don't have much time with ext4  I'm not an expert on that
[03:40] <j0n00> aarcane: Ok, so I added "hdparm -acdgkmurS12 sda1" to rc.local, how can I check that it's working?
[03:41] <sacarlson> distant2: but I have faith in the developers they must be making it better so biger is normaly better
[03:41] <distant2> sacarlson: yeah ^^
[03:41] <sabine> How do I add a kernel parameter to grub2?
[03:42] <aarcane> j0n00, run it manually, and then check the output of hdparm with varying options
[03:42] <smw> sabine, edit /etc/grub/grub.cfg
[03:42] <Diamondcite> North_Italian69: Will a symlink work instead?
[03:42] <bazhang> smw, you never edit that directly
[03:42] <sacarlson> sabine:  check out the package statup-manager  it's a gui to setup grub and grub2
[03:42] <ActionParsnip> North_Italian69: you could make a symlink
[03:42] <distant2> sacarlson: in windows, hdd properties, there is an option that allows to activate 'cache writing' saying that it improves drive performance. drawback: a warning says that an outage can lose or damage data.
[03:42] <headkase314> sabine, hold shift while booting to get a grub-menu then highlight the entry you are interested in and press "e"  for a one-time use.  See smw for permanent
[03:42] <sabine> smw: there is no such file
[03:43] <linoge> which are the default groups in a new ubuntu 10.4 inst?
[03:43] <ActionParsnip> North_Italian69: ln -s ~/Desktop ~/desktop
[03:43] <bazhang> !grub2 | smw please have a read
[03:43] <distant2> sacarlson: i'm wondering if this cache-writing is enabled by default in ext fs, and if so then if disabling it somehow would result in more problem free outages.
[03:43] <sacarlson> distant2: well as you said your power is unstable so I guess don't do that or maybe you can make it smaller
[03:43] <smw> sabine, oops /boot/grub...
[03:43] <smw> bazhang, I know most of what is in there :-P
[03:44] <distant2> sacarlson: 'make it smaller'?
[03:44] <distant2> sacarlson: what?
[03:44] <linoge> PAPI: /msg ubottu groups
[03:44] <North_Italian69> ActionParsnip: yes, i seems more rasonable than make change so heavy
[03:44] <linoge> sht
[03:44] <linoge> srry
[03:44] <smw> sabine, oops /boot/grub/grub.cfg I think
[03:44] <North_Italian69> *it seems
[03:44] <sacarlson> distant2: the cache make it smaller,  I don't know never played with it. google it
[03:44] <tyler_d> smw: now wicd only shows the 22. network(eth0) but not the 1. network(eth1) however ifconfig shows that eth1 has an ip and is up
[03:44] <ActionParsnip> North_Italian69: indeed, the link will work. you will just see 2 folders for desktop in $HOME
[03:44] <tyler_d> :s
[03:44] <North_Italian69> ActionParsnip: thank you for the suggestion
[03:44] <j0n00> aarcane: The hdparm command worked, but is it possible to check that its being run through rc.local correctly?
[03:45] <Jordan_U> smw: Knowing what is in there doesn't change the fact that your modifications will be overwritten by the next "update-grub"
[03:45] <smw> Jordan_U, true
[03:46] <sacarlson> smw: sabine: I don't think your suposed to modify that it grub2 /etc/grub/grub.cfg   it's overwriten each time you update grub
[03:46] <sabine> smw: such a file does not exist
[03:46] <sacarlson> sabine: maybe you have grub legacy installed then that file wouldn't be there
[03:47] <shiv> I lost the windows menyu from grub. This is my HDD How do i recreate it :(
[03:47] <shiv>  Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[03:47] <shiv> /dev/sda1   *           1        5163    41471766    7  HPFS/NTFS
[03:47] <shiv> /dev/sda2            5164       14778    77232487+   b  W95 FAT32
[03:47] <shiv> /dev/sda3           14779       18706    31551330   83  Linux
[03:47] <shiv> /dev/sda4           18706       19458     6034433    5  Extended
[03:47] <FloodBot2> shiv: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:47] <sabine> sacarlson: so dist upgrade wouldn't automatically update grub?
[03:47] <aarcane> j0n00, reboot and see if the changes are in effect.
[03:47] <j0n00> aarcane: how would I check that though?
[03:48] <zus> when using imageshack can you still load images anonymously  even if you log into an account? or  simply uploading a pic w/o an account does i anon? is there way to  trakc and manage pics  uploaded when not logged in ?
[03:48] <sacarlson> sabine: if you now have grub legacy installed you can apt-get install grub2
[03:48] <headkase314> sabine, Everything you ever wanted to know about Grub2 -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[03:48] <aarcane> j0n00, same way you checked that they were working just now
[03:48] <Guest75967> Howdy Ya'll!
[03:48] <Jordan_U> sabine: No, if you upgraded from 9.04 or earlier you won't be automatically upgraded to grub2.
[03:49] <j0n00> aarcane: the only thing I checked was whether the comand ran correctly
[03:49] <iggy_> do you guys know how i can activate wlan1
[03:49] <Xpistos> I uninstalled something and it says there are automatically installed and not longer required, Can I delete without hosing my system?
[03:49] <sacarlson> sabine: I just upgraded to ubuntu 10.04 but it still kept me in grub legacy,  I think due that I have other multi boot systems on that disk
[03:49] <ActionParsnip> zus: you can upload anonymously but an account may have benefits. You can use photobucket too which needs an account and is dead handy, or you can use dropbox and give dropbox links :)
[03:50] <aarcane> j0n00, oh.  so walk away for 5 minutes and see if the disk spins down ?
[03:50] <sabine> ah, that's great, grub2 seems like a hell to configure
[03:50] <ActionParsnip> !away > RichardG[away]
[03:50] <Meeeee> irc://irc.oftc.net:6667
[03:50] <ActionParsnip> !ot | Meeeee
[03:50] <j0n00> aarcane: heh ok, i'll give that a go
[03:51] <sacarlson> sabine: I gave you the solution with the gui to set it up apt-get install startup-manager
[03:51] <PAPI> Hello
[03:51] <PAPI> can anybody help me_
[03:51] <zus> ActionParsnip,  thank you i never used it before  and i noticed a widget for dranging and droping images to image shack.
[03:51] <Meeeee> hi can i install xubuntu 9.10 on xbox then install boxee
[03:51] <sacarlson> sabine: or maybe it can't boot?
[03:51] <ziroday> !ask | PAPI
[03:52] <PAPI> i cant acces a hard drive
[03:52] <aarcane> j0n00, what you SHOULD do is do what I told you, and that's to read the man pages to get the commands to read the current settings from the drive and compare them to expected results.
[03:52] <zus> ActionParsnip,  i do have a dropbox,  photobucktet i havent used that since myspace became popular :)
[03:52] <ActionParsnip> zus: both are good holders of images
[03:53] <zus> thanks again
[03:53] <Meeeee> anyone have any idea?
[03:54] <zus> ActionParsnip,  actually   withou signing into either one can one still manages and or track  images?
[03:54] <headkase314> zus, ActionParsnip, Tweetphoto is another one: you can sign in using Twitter, Facebook, etc -> http://tweetphoto.com/
[03:54] <Guest75967> Meeeee, Xbox or Xbox 360?
[03:54] <Meeeee> orig xbox
[03:55] <ActionParsnip> Meeeee: http://www.xbox-linux.org/wiki/Main_Page
[03:55] <Aemaeth> whats a good program to play flash outside of a web browser? other than gnash?
[03:55] <distant2> sacarlson: seems that "It turns out that ext4 is worse. The cache writing delay with ext3 is seconds, but with ext4 it may be minutes." i think this is what causes damage to files/system, that delay that encounters the power outage.
[03:55] <zus> headkase314,   ya helpped me  with the font  problem  before yeah ?
[03:55] <headkase314> zus, I offered what I could!  Did you get it resolved?
[03:55] <ActionParsnip> headkase314: not bad, i use dropbox, it's spiffy
[03:55] <ActionParsnip> Aemaeth: minitube
[03:56] <zus> headkase314,  moving it  fixed it. thank you. some one else  aided in the matter as well.
[03:56] <sacarlson> distant2: could be,  can it be changed some how?  maybe a /proc value
[03:56] <zus> thanks to them as well
[03:56] <headkase314> zus, awesome - I'm always happy when something gets fixed! ;)
[03:57] <Meeeee> ok checking it out but my main question is will boxee run?
[03:57] <evilaim> I'm doing this: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/08/dreamscene-for-ubuntu-ta-very-much.html . I run the script and I get this: http://pastebin.com/mGuPD5z4
[03:57] <evilaim> Does anyone have any ideas on what I can do to take care of this issue?
[03:57] <sacarlson> headkase314: I'm 0 for 4 tried to fix 4 things none fixed for you guys so far.
[03:58] <Aemaeth> ActionParsnip, that will work with swf?
[03:59] <distant2> does fsck do this: checking the journal and adjusting stuff.
[03:59] <Guest75967> ActionParsnip, What steps do you follow to repair Grub in dual boot from one hard drive?
[03:59] <ActionParsnip> Aemaeth: should do http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/05/minitube-10-released.html
[03:59] <headkase314> sacarlson, I'm crippled - I'm on a Windows machine right now so I can't confirm package names with apt-cache, can't flip through the menus to say exactly where something is..  But hey!  I still have Google darn it! ;)
[03:59] <ActionParsnip> Guest75967: I've never dual booted
[03:59] <ActionParsnip> !grub2 | Guest75967
[03:59] <sacarlson> distant2: testing yest adjusting I don't think so
[04:00] <ActionParsnip> Aemaeth: i believe mplayer or vlc can play swf, not sure
[04:00] <sacarlson> headkase314: you can install virtualbox on your windows and test it from there
[04:00] <PAPI> Hello my mounted hard drive appears with and X in the media folder
[04:00] <headkase314> sacarlson, I'm at "work" ;)
[04:00] <Aemaeth> k, thanks for that anyway
[04:00] <sacarlson> headkase314: so aren't you the boss?
[04:00] <ActionParsnip> PAPI: its mounted with only root able to read it
[04:01] <AndChat-> Fixed, thanks y'all
[04:01] <distant2> sacarlson: so is adjusting file/data according to journal something that needs to be done manually and by commandlines?
[04:01] <sacarlson> headkase314: get your employee to install it for you
[04:01] <distant2> sacarlson: (after crash)
[04:01] <evilaim> *nudge*
[04:01] <headkase314> sacarlson, Nope just got plenty of downtime - seeing who I can help here.  Back to that! ;)
[04:01] <PAPI> iḿ using the live cd session because it was the only way it worked las time
[04:01] <Guest75967> ActionParsnip, yes Grub2
[04:02] <sacarlson> distant2: yes long ago I did some changes to my disk stuf and it was a command line thing
[04:02] <ActionParsnip> PAPI: then run: gksudo nautilus    it will be ok then
[04:02] <ActionParsnip> Guest75967: the factoid tells you how to fix stuff
[04:03] <PAPI> thankyou
[04:03] <sacarlson> headkase314: ok maybe I should just setup an account on my system you can vnc or ssh into to see
[04:03] <Aemaeth> ActionParsnip, minitube was just throwing phonon errors
[04:03] <sacarlson> headkase314: well they can always use the help
[04:04] <headkase314> sacarlson, no thanks but thank you, aren't you worried I'd to a sudo rm -rf / ? :p ;)
[04:04] <Guest75967> ActionParsnip, factoid?
[04:04] <ActionParsnip> Aemaeth: http://www.simplehelp.net/2008/05/23/how-to-watch-youtube-videos-in-the-ubuntu-media-player/
[04:04] <Aemaeth> ah, i have .9
[04:04] <iggy_> how do you activate your usb card
[04:05] <bazhang> Guest75967, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[04:05] <Aemaeth> ActionParsnip, well, i needed the swf file to play as the screensaver
[04:05] <Aemaeth> but now i've taken care of that
[04:05] <sacarlson> distant2: didn't you already run fsck?  it should have told you how to fix it if it can
[04:05] <bazhang> Guest75967, have a read of that linked above
[04:05] <iggy_> ActionParsnip,  do you guys know how i can activate wlan1
[04:05] <iggy_> that the problem im facing
[04:05] <Guest75967> bazhang, thanks!
[04:05] <sacarlson> distant2: you need details on how to run fsck?  you will need a live boot cd
[04:05] <bazhang> Guest75967, welcome
[04:06] <distant2> sacarlson: yeah i know, trying to DL that.
[04:06] <Aemaeth> iggy_,  ifconfig wlan1 up
[04:06] <Niglop> I am trying to change my PS1 but when do a find in the .bashrc script I see ps1 like 5 times?
[04:06] <distant2> my connection fails.
[04:06] <headkase314> distant2, the drive you are running fsck on cannot be mounted while you run fsck, I'm pretty sure of that - maybe someone here can confirm that?
[04:06] <sacarlson> headkase314: no I wouldn't give you that priv but I guess I could setup another virtualbox in your account you could kill yourself
[04:06] <abhijit> hi
[04:07] <headkase314> sacarlson, ;) I wouldn't! :)
[04:07] <evilaim> I'm doing this: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/08/dreamscene-for-ubuntu-ta-very-much.html . I run the script and I get this: http://pastebin.com/mGuPD5z4
[04:07] <evilaim> Any idears
[04:08] <sacarlson> headkase314: I had a breakin on my website and they couldn't do much,  they could only change the index.html file
[04:08] <nimbiotics> Hello everyone. Since updating to 10.04 I havent been able to play spades (a java based game) anymore. Can anyone explain me what might be wrong here? TIA!
[04:08] <bazhang> nimbiotics, got a link?
[04:08] <sacarlson> headkase314:  but cool to see what they could do. watch out for those rusians
[04:08] <Guest75967> nimbiotics, you mean the game is missing or it won't run?
[04:09] <dexikiix> Maco you still here?
[04:09] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: I'm guessing you don't have java installed
[04:09] <nimbiotics> Guest75967: I can open the table but nothing woudl show up
[04:09] <maco> dexikiix: yes
[04:09] <brandoney> greetings,  I am getting error message when extracting archive with file-roller.  "An error occurred while extracting files."
[04:09] <nimbiotics> sacarlson: i do
[04:09] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: or maybe you don't have java enabled in your browser
[04:09] <brandoney> Then ** (file-roller:1950): WARNING **: Could not get filesystem free space on volume that contains /root/.cache: Error getting filesystem info: No such file or directory
[04:09] <dr3mro> using ubuntu 10.04 fresh install with all updates .. whever i use any webkit based browser i get high cp usage and it crashes if i tired to login to gmail.com ... but all html sites ok even the html mode of gmail
[04:09] <dexikiix> maco, sorry, i wandered off to the store for ice cream earlier, did you mention a link or anything on the window background image thing i mentioned?
[04:10] <nimbiotics> sacarlson: or so i guess as ive got oo working
[04:10] <distant2> headkase314: is what you're saying true? if so then how to run it?
[04:10] <maco> dexikiix: no. i just suggested deconstructing an existing theme from gnome-look.org and replacing the image in it
[04:10] <nimbiotics> bazhang> http://games.yahoo.com/sp
[04:10] <dexikiix> ooh thatd work, cool thank you maco
[04:10] <Guest15311> 什么
[04:10] <dexikiix> do you happen to know if my emerald title bar will still run or will that over-write it?
[04:11] <j0n00> aarcane: I checked, and the setting wasnt in place after a restart. Do I need to add the sudo command to the line in rc.local?
[04:11] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: I would make sure you install this and see if this helps https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[04:11] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: it could be a flash game this also installs flash
[04:11] <maco> Guest75967: 日本語？　中国語？
[04:12] <headkase314> distant2, googling tells me that running fsck on a mounted file-system is a bad(tm) idea
[04:12] <maco> oh wait that one /part'd already
[04:12] <maco> Guest75967: sorry, wrong "Guest"
[04:12] <nimbiotics> sacarlson: thsanks again, will try and let you know
[04:12] <bazhang> maco, chinese
[04:12] <ActionParsnip> dexikiix: add a startup entry to run: emerald --replace
[04:12] <sacarlson> headkase314: distant2: yes you should do that from a live boot cd as I stated
[04:13] <dexikiix> ActionParsnip, got that already, just making sure it won't be overwritten.
[04:13] <maco> bazhang: how can you tell? it was so short...couldve been 2 words of either
[04:13] <headkase314> distant2, so basically you should boot your live-cd and from a terminal there run fsck on the un-mounted hard drive - "man fsck" should tell you how to specify the drive
[04:13] <bazhang> maco, shenme
[04:13] <maco> bazhang: ok i guess the answer is "you can read it" .. but there are words that are the same in both, like 電話
[04:13] <nimbiotics> sacarlson: its already installed...
[04:13] <bazhang> simplified for 'what'
[04:13] <maco> bazhang: ahh
[04:14] <North_Italian69> ActionParsnip: I made "ln -s ~/Desktop ~/desktop" but when i type the path bash says: bash: /home/a/desktop: No such file or directory
[04:14] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: what's the website?
[04:14] <bazhang> maco, japanese use traditional not simplified (kanji)
[04:14] <iggy_> Aemaeth, it activates i still dont see the networks in the taskbar but i know its enabled i restart and its disabled
[04:14] <maco> bazhang: ehhh its a mixed bag
[04:14] <headkase314> sacarlson, distant2, Now you know the volume should not be mounted - even on a live-cd an innocent mistake could be to mount the volume.
[04:14] <maco> bazhang: for example, japanese uses 学 and that's simplified
[04:14] <Lizzard88> Q: Ive installed Ubuntu on one HDD and windows on a seperate HDD. When i boot my computer, it automatically boots to windows, unless i take out the HDD with windows, then it boots Ubuntu
[04:14] <nimbiotics> games.yahoo.com/sp, you;d need an account though
[04:14] <bazhang> nimbiotics, sorry no yahoo account cant test
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> North_Italian69: is your username a?
[04:14] <North_Italian69> yes
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> North_Italian69: you can check with: echo $USER
[04:14] <dr3mro> using ubuntu 10.04 fresh install with all updates .. whever i use any webkit based browser i get high cp usage and it crashes if i tired to login to gmail.com ... but all html sites ok even the html mode of gmail
[04:14] <North_Italian69> ActionParsnip: yes
[04:15] <Lizzard88> Q: How am i able to choose when i start my computer?
[04:15] <Aemaeth> iggy_, why wouldn't the network manager be helping you?
[04:15] <ActionParsnip> North_Italian69: ok then run: cd ~; ls     is the link there?
[04:15] <maco> Lizzard88: need to have grub on the main hard drive
[04:15] <headkase314> Lizzard88, holding shift while booting will get you a grub-menu so you can choose what to boot.  Is that what you mean?
[04:16] <Lizzard88> Yes
[04:16] <Lizzard88> Ill try it out
[04:16] <Lizzard88> maco: how do i define the main drive?
[04:16] <maco> Lizzard88: the first one according to the bios
[04:16] <iggy_> Aemaeth,  its a usb wireless adapter a dlink dwa 130 and i use ndsiwrapper but i was playing alien arena it froze i restarted and now it dosent work i dont know whats going on
[04:16] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: it seems to lock up my browser ff
[04:17] <Lizzard88> maco: I will check it out, thanks
[04:17] <nimbiotics> sacarlson: at which point?
[04:17] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: at the first page
[04:17] <Lizzard88> maco: is there a way to create a partition to store data, without an operating system on it, so it can be accessed on either windows or ubuntu?
[04:18] <distant2> sacarlson: mounting means 'booting'? approximately?
[04:18] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: first I was redirected to login then the frist page just locked couldn't do anything.  maybe try another browser
[04:18] <_chun> Is it possible to run the ubuntu installer from inside a current ubuntu install? To save me booting from the live disc?
[04:18] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: try chrome
[04:18] <Lizzard88> say i downloaded something on ubuntu, and wanted to run it on windows
[04:18] <nimbiotics> sacarlson: same
[04:18] <Texasboy2584> hello everyone, I hate to come one here just asking questions my first time. but i cant seem to get WoW to install right, the updater keeps telling my ints behind a firewall but firestarter and router are setup like the Ubuntu site says
[04:18] <_chun> Lizzaed88: Yep, have to be ntfs or fat32 though
[04:18] <Texasboy2584> me its*
[04:18] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: I've had problems like this sometime in you.tube.com and I run chrome and it works.  not sure what the sites have that do it
[04:18] <distant2> sacarlson: nvm
[04:19] <distant2> sacarlson: that's it, make it accessible
[04:19] <_chun> Lizzard88*: Yep, have to be ntfs or fat32 though
[04:19] <headkase314> Lizzard88, an external USB hard-drive formatted with the Windows NTFS file-system is ideal for sharing between operating systems.  Whatever it is - USB HD or not - it needs to be a Windows format as Linux will read Windows but Windows will not read Linux.
[04:19] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: I think it's a flash thing
[04:19] <mikeliss> Anybody ever use screen to run remote commands over ssh, and then disconnect from screen, leaving the remote command running?
[04:19] <maco> mikeliss: yep
[04:19] <chrysanthemum> @mikeliss yup
[04:19] <maco> mikeliss: are you wondering how to dettach from screen?
[04:20] <mikeliss> maco: I am indeed.
[04:20] <dexikiix> maco, im not sure what i'm looking for on gnome-look.org *newbbb*
[04:20] <chrysanthemum> Cntrl a + d?
[04:20] <sacarlson> distant2: no mounting is not booting you can do the command mount and see what is mounted
[04:20] <nimbiotics> sacarlson: i cant remember why now, but at some point i had the same theory ... notinhg ive tried has worked though
[04:20] <maco> dexikiix: gtk theme
[04:20] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: chrome?  you try that?
[04:20] <maco> dexikiix: look for one that already has an image as the window background
[04:20] <mikeliss> chrysanthemum: in other words, login with ssh, start screen, run the command I want, then press Cntrl + a, then the letter D?
[04:21] <dexikiix> 2.x probably, maco?
[04:21] <mikeliss> chrysanthemum: Then, I can log out of SSH and everything?
[04:21] <maco> dexikiix: yes
[04:21] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: I've never had the problem with chrome  it's anther browser
[04:21] <nimbiotics> sacarlson: behaving is even worse w/chrome; it wont even open the table window, but it shows as Im in :/
[04:21] <chrysanthemum> Mikeless: yes, haven't done it in a while... But that's how I recall it
[04:22]  * Lando-SpacePimp pokes emma.
[04:22]  * emma waves
[04:22] <mikeliss> chrysanthemum: do you happen to know how to reattach, should I need to?
[04:22] <chrysanthemum> I believe you can run screen -r
[04:23] <Flannel> mikeliss: screen -r
[04:23] <newbie23> hello
[04:23]  * Anastasius waves diagonally.
[04:23] <nimbiotics> sacarlson: and the same is going on on 2 different computers
[04:23] <newbie23> is there any ubuntu equivalent for orb?
[04:24] <chrysanthemum> Mikeliss, look at the man page ( "man screen") it's all explained there :)
[04:24] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: I guess even if you use a diff browser you still use the same flash.  I can't get far enuf into the site to see the source page to even know what it could be
[04:24] <mikeliss> chrysanthemum, Flannel, Friggin lovely.
[04:24] <newbie23> I want to be able to stream media from my PC to other machines
[04:24] <dexikiix> maco, My best guess would be to replace /others/panel/bg.png - is it standard or trial and error?
[04:24] <brandoney> anyone know how to tell why archive won't extract?
[04:25] <unr3a1> brandoney, I am sure there is a log somewhere
[04:25] <sacarlson> nimbiotics: you can try a later version of ff I have a self compiled one I haven't tried on your site yet and you could also see if adobe has a newer flash you can install
[04:25] <brandoney> Yeah, that is what I was looking for, but can't find it.
[04:25] <newbie23> I tried VLC and it does not stream that way
[04:25] <PAPI> Hello again iḿ trying to acces a hard drive using nautilus, can anybody teach me how_
[04:26] <chrysanthemum> Does anyone know if it would be possible to change the icon for google desktop? It put a little thing in the top right, and it looks really ugly. Can I create
[04:26] <brandoney> I get error in terminal from file-roller but it makes not sense to me.
[04:26] <PAPI> because i want to copy a folder from one hard drive to another
[04:26] <chrysanthemum> ...My own icon and use it?
[04:26] <brandoney> ** (file-roller:1950): WARNING **: Could not get filesystem free space on volume that contains /root/.cache: Error getting filesystem info: No such file or directory
[04:27] <brandoney> I'm extracting to /home
[04:27] <nimbiotics> sacarlson: i'll adobe, thanks!
[04:27] <brandoney> /home/brandon actually
[04:27] <sacarlson> papi: you should be able to places> hardrive_you_want_to_mount
[04:27] <well_laid_lawn> brandoney: what user are you working as/
[04:27] <well_laid_lawn> ?
[04:27] <brandoney> brandon  then tried sudo
[04:27] <well_laid_lawn> k
[04:28] <mikeliss> chrysanthemum: naturally, but you know asking saves a half hour RTFMing.
[04:28]  * Lando-SpacePimp pokes emma.
[04:28] <chrysanthemum> Very true
[04:28] <newbie23> can anyone with an ubuntu based media server help me out?
[04:28] <PAPI> sacarlson i can acces the source hard drive
[04:28] <abhijit> newbie23, what you want to do?
[04:29] <PAPI> sacarlson i canńt  acces the source hard drive
[04:29] <newbie23> abhijit, stream my media library from it
[04:29] <sacarlson> papi: make sure your user has mount privliages do you have admin priv?
[04:29] <abhijit> newbie23, from '...........'????
[04:29] <newbie23> abhijit, from my media pc
[04:29] <newbie23> basically like orb
[04:29] <newbie23> on windows
[04:30] <PAPI> sacarlson i have the live cd session becaus
[04:30] <newbie23> or slingbox
[04:30] <newbie23> so that I can watch it on my other PCs, phone and so on
[04:30] <PAPI> sacarlson because it was the only way it worked last time
[04:31] <unr3a1> brandoney, you could try to untar it in terminal with verbose:  -v
[04:31] <sacarlson> papi: well live cd will not have persistance each time you boot you will have to fix it again.
[04:31] <abhijit> newbie23, http://swik.net/Ubuntu+streaming
[04:31] <sacarlson> papi they showed you before you should have wrote it down
[04:31] <brandoney> I was just looking at man.  would that be tar -xvf file.name ?
[04:31] <newbie23> abhijit, thats for iphone only AFAICT... I use android
[04:31] <abhijit> newbie23, http://n00tz.net/2008/07/vlc-media-server-ubuntu-hardy/
[04:32] <well_laid_lawn> brandoney: yep
[04:32] <PAPI> now i use gksudo nautilus and iḿ able now to copy
[04:32] <abhijit> newbie23, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/streaming-media-server-in-ubuntu-gnulinux-using-gnump3d.html
[04:32] <brandoney> cool, thanks.
[04:32] <unr3a1> brandoney, yes it would
[04:32] <sacarlson> papi: ok problem solved
[04:32] <maco> dexikiix: no thatll change your panel bg
[04:32] <maco> dexikiix: you need to find a pixmap-based theme that has an image for the window background already (not all of them do)
[04:33] <brandoney> oh snap.  It is putting files back to absolute paths instead of in current directory.
[04:33] <dexikiix> maco, yeah it looked like that one did, but maybe not... is that what its called "window-bg" maybe? i was just assuming.
[04:33] <newbie23> abhijit, yeah, i tried that, but VLC does not adapt to bitrate automatically, this is bad on 3g and wifi
[04:33] <brandoney> It was backup of a home folder
[04:33] <maco> dexikiix: yes window-bg sound right
[04:34] <abhijit> newbie23, have you look at flumotion?
[04:34] <HULK> hii everybody
[04:34] <well_laid_lawn> brandoney: ctrl+c to kill it
[04:34] <dexikiix> maco, also one other thing, is gtk 2 pre-loaded on 10.04?
[04:34] <brandoney> :(  too late, what is the undo command?
[04:34] <maco> dexikiix: thats what all of gnome is written in
[04:34] <brandoney> jk
[04:34] <dexikiix> maco, see im a newb :p
[04:34] <newbie23> abhijit, no I will look now, thanks
[04:34] <well_laid_lawn> heh
[04:35] <unr3a1> well_laid_lawn, if it keeps crashing, why would he want to stop it?
[04:35] <abhijit> newbie23, http://www.flumotion.net/
[04:35] <maco> dexikiix: nah, toolkits aer something only programmers care about
[04:35] <G1Bs0n> who wants to hear a story
[04:35] <well_laid_lawn> unr3a1: it was restoring a backupped home folder he said
[04:35] <brandoney> I guess I know why it was failing.
[04:35] <ActionParsnip> G1Bs0n: only if its about ubuntu support and is a question
[04:35] <G1Bs0n> Is this free node
[04:36] <newbie23> abhijit, thats for companies that need webcasts... this is just one user
[04:36] <babu__> can anybody tell how to send sms from my lap usin gammu...i don't understand man pages
[04:36] <abhijit> what is the full form of guadec? and what it is about?
[04:36] <abhijit> newbie23, :(
[04:36] <G1Bs0n> no this is about espionage
[04:36] <G1Bs0n> and death threats
[04:36] <IdleOne> !ot | G1Bs0n
[04:36] <G1Bs0n> better channnel ?
[04:37] <abhijit> newbie23, search your ubuntu software center for 'streaming'
[04:37] <ActionParsnip> G1Bs0n: yes this is #ubuntu which is a channel on freenode
[04:37] <sacarlson> babu__:  what is gammu?  you can send sms with ruby with skype
[04:37] <mikeliss> Flannel: <Continuing picking your brain> What happens to a running command if screen is killed accidentally?
[04:37] <dexikiix> maco, is there an easy way to tell if it has an image as a background? some of them, just because it's not a solid color, seems like it is an image, but turns out its not, so it looks at least
[04:37] <unr3a1> well_laid_lawn, ah, alright.
[04:37] <G1Bs0n> sac
[04:37] <ActionParsnip> G1Bs0n: #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:37] <Flannel> mikeliss: It dies
[04:37] <noobuntu> i'm currently using ASUS PKLAM-EPU mobo, if changed it to ASUS Maximus III Formula will ubuntu Lucid boots without problem or should I just do a fresh install?
[04:37] <maco> dexikiix: not that i know
[04:37] <mikeliss> Flannel: Curses!
[04:37] <abhijit> sacarlson, gammu is great mobile handling tool.
[04:37] <newbie23> abhijit, I did, thats how I found VLC and mencoder, but they dont do what I want
[04:37] <G1Bs0n> rubicon skype channel keys where ?
[04:37] <abhijit> newbie23, and thas how i found flumotion and gmlive and internet dj console etc
[04:37] <brandoney> The fun part now is figuring out what is going to f*kup now that I copied a bunch of old hidden files to my home folder.
[04:38] <mikeliss> Flannel: But I can log out of SSH and everything, yes?
[04:38] <abhijit> babu__, gammu have mailing lists which can you very useful for you.
[04:38] <mikeliss> Flannel: Assuming screen has been detached?
[04:38] <newbie23> abhijit, and they dont do what orb does :(
[04:38] <ActionParsnip> noobuntu: should be fine, if you are using proprietary video drivers i would remove them beforehand
[04:38] <abhijit> newbie23, :(
[04:38] <newbie23> I guess I have to stick with Win7 for now
[04:39] <abhijit> newbie23, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=566394
[04:39] <abhijit> newbie23, see above link
[04:39] <Flannel> mikeliss: You can log out even without detaching, it automatically detaches
[04:39] <dexikiix> maco, i found one that appears transparent, whats the chance that it's calling on a blank image?
[04:39] <mikeliss> Flannel: Woah. </brain action="picking>
[04:40] <maco> dexikiix: not it...
[04:40] <dexikiix> k
[04:40] <maco> dexikiix: a transparent gif wont make a transparent window
[04:40] <abhijit> !pm | babu__
[04:41] <newbie23> abhijit, looking into jinzora and mediatomb now, thanks :)
[04:41] <abhijit> newbie23, :)
 : okhay I'm using proprietary drivers from nv so I will remove them. Also I'm upgrading to i5 which is 64bit will it still boot?
[04:41] <babu__> which s the good applcn to send sms thru internet
[04:42] <abhijit> babu__, no. what i mean is if you dotn get hep here you can get help from gammu mailing list.
[04:42] <abhijit> babu__, gammi
[04:42] <abhijit> babu__, gammu*
[04:42] <PAPI> sacarlson the source hard drive is formate ext3 and iḿ using it in a router that i can use bittorrent with my pc off, but i have a problem that i cant acces that hard drive via ftp )the only way= so i thought use ubuntu to acces the hard drive via usb, but im having a 2 days bad time with ubuntu trying to acces the harddrive. So what i did is buy a new hard drive and with a utility that the router use in windows copy the downloaded contend to the hard drive,
[04:43] <babu__> which s the good applcn to send sms thru internet
[04:43] <abhijit> ahh
[04:43] <abhijit> babu__, http://wammu.eu/
[04:43] <G1Bs0n> Channel to talk about stock  market ?
[04:43] <abhijit> babu__, can you read me?
[04:43] <bazhang> G1Bs0n, ##economics
[04:44] <DasEi> G1Bs0n: #hardware ?
[04:44] <newbie23> abhijit, jinzora does nothing... and mediatomb uses VLC for transcoding (no bitrate adaptation) :(
[04:44] <babu__> ya
[04:44] <abhijit> newbie23, uhhh.
[04:44] <babu__> is skype sends sms to mobile thru internet
[04:44] <abhijit> DasEi, #hardware? for stock talk?
[04:45] <well_laid_lawn> I was wondering about that
[04:45] <DasEi> abhijit: not really, right
[04:45] <G1Bs0n> lol @ babu sms is a joke just like adz2mobile
[04:45] <abhijit> DasEi, :D
[04:45] <xissburg> Im back..
[04:46] <b1t_sn1ff3r> aye
[04:46] <b1t_sn1ff3r> ok
[04:46] <b1t_sn1ff3r> hey?
[04:46] <xissburg> It may sound funny to you but I'm almost crying here
[04:46] <b1t_sn1ff3r> why lol?
[04:46] <abhijit> newbie23, had you tried running orb in wine?
[04:47] <abhijit> !wine | newbie23
[04:47] <xissburg> because ubuntu fucked up my boot loader...
[04:47] <xissburg> I'm new to it
[04:47] <abhijit> !fixgrub | xissburg
[04:47] <xissburg> I just installed it through windows using Wubi
[04:47] <IdleOne> xissburg: you have been asked to not swear in here
[04:47] <xangua> !language | xissburg
[04:47] <xissburg> sorry, I'm extremely angry...
[04:48] <abhijit> xissburg, join /j #anger
[04:48] <IdleOne> xissburg: I understand your frustration but if you do it again I will be forced to ban you.
[04:48] <abhijit> :P
[04:48] <bazhang> abhijit, that is not helpful
[04:48] <xissburg> note....I installed ubuntu using Wubi from Win7
[04:48] <abhijit> bazhang, sorry. just kidding.
[04:48] <newbie23> abhijit, orb does not work on wine, besides, it looks like Win7 is my only option. Apparently XBMC has a beta version which does DXVA2 video acceleration, so I dont need ubuntu for VDPAU or whatever
[04:48] <bazhang> abhijit, joking in #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:49] <abhijit> bazhang, ok
[04:49] <G1Bs0n> whats a good twitter client for ubuntu ?
[04:49] <gerald309> back 2 wubi boot problems heh
[04:49] <IdleOne> G1Bs0n: gwibber
[04:49] <abhijit> newbie23, hey have you looked at mythtv?
[04:50] <babu__> how to install mysql
[04:50] <xissburg> I don't know what to do...I tried recovering the installation through windows CD but no success...
[04:50] <newbie23> abhijit, yeah, but it was too complicated
[04:50] <abhijit> newbie23, ohhhh
[04:50] <newbie23> abhijit, the interface scared my mum
[04:50] <bazhang> xissburg, the win7 dvd?
[04:50] <abhijit> newbie23, ohh :D
[04:50] <newbie23> abhijit, xbmc and boxee are nicer
[04:50] <abhijit> newbie23, then? use them?
[04:50] <xissburg> when I boot in my disc I only get 'error: unknown device"  . . .  and a command line 'grub rescue'
[04:51] <xissburg> bazhang: WinxP CD actually....I dont have Win7 CD
[04:51] <newbie23> abhijit, I am using xbmc already... I just wanted to be able to use my media on OTHER machines too
[04:51] <newbie23> thats what orb does
[04:51] <abhijit> newbie23, I see
[04:51] <xissburg> I have no idea about what could be done...
[04:51] <xissburg> nor about what is happening
[04:51] <babu__> how to install mysql
[04:51] <newbie23> I was looking into ubuntu because XBMC works better there... 1080p videos stutter a bit on Win7 on my hardware
[04:52] <IdleOne> !lamp | babu__
[04:52] <newbie23> but DXVA2 fixes that in the XBMC beta apparently
[04:52] <abhijit> babu__, http://www.zolved.com/synapse/view_content/27986/How_to_install_MySQL_On_Ubuntu
[04:52] <gerald309> xissburg .... what did not boot ?
[04:52] <abhijit> :|
[04:52] <fixworx> Help: Formatting a floppy disk fails. Can't mount one either. This is the message I get when it fails to format: http://pastebin.com/AiBGEcnh
[04:52] <xissburg> gerald309: ?? nothing
[04:52] <sacarlson> babu__: we had someone that had a problem with lamp.  maybe just apt-get install mysql
[04:52] <abhijit> newbie23, ok
[04:52] <xissburg> I cant boot
[04:52] <brandoney> newbie23 - I had same issue with win7 xbmc and ubuntu works great on same machine.
[04:53] <gerald309> i have installed thru Wubi both desktop and notebook... no probs
[04:53] <xissburg> my friend too
[04:53] <gerald309> what screen do you get ?
[04:53] <babu__> i'm asking how to install mysql in my ubuntu...
[04:53] <newbie23> brandoney, yeah, but there is no linux version of orb
[04:53] <brandoney> newbie23 - I just mount remote computer then I can access files
[04:53] <xissburg> he recommended it to me....and this is what happened...I got to use it fine for a while
[04:53] <brandoney> ahh
[04:53] <gerald309> xiss.... what screen shows?
[04:53] <newbie23> brandoney, on your phone?
[04:53] <abhijit> babu__, i am also answering how to instal mysql on your ubuntu
[04:53] <xissburg> gerald309: grub rescue
[04:53] <sacarlson> babu__: I already gave you the info in private message
[04:53] <gerald309> black background "
[04:54] <gerald309> blue
[04:54] <xissburg> black
[04:54] <gerald309> okay
[04:54] <G1Bs0n> freebyron for the scoop
[04:54] <bazhang> G1Bs0n, ?
[04:54] <gerald309> do you know a little about BIOS and Windows ?
[04:54] <babu__> k
[04:54] <IdleOne> G1Bs0n: if you feel like random chat please go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:55] <abhijit> newbie23, this one? http://www.fluendo.com/  ??
[04:55] <brandoney> no
[04:55] <xissburg> gerald309: not much
[04:55] <xissburg> :(
[04:55] <gerald309> can you access Windows at all
[04:56] <xissburg> how?
[04:56] <xissburg> perhaps through a ubuntu CD
[04:56] <xissburg> I don't have one
[04:56] <gerald309> okay no screen for access
[04:56] <st__> xissburg, boot from live cd or windows cd
[04:56] <brandoney> You could run a vm on ubuntu then run orb
[04:56] <xissburg> from windows cd?
[04:56] <newbie23> abhijit, there is no trial version of that. I cant buy with without more information
[04:56] <xissburg> I tried windows CD
[04:56] <gerald309> The BIOS generally opens by tapping F10 onn start up
[04:56] <newbie23> brandoney, or I could run windows
[04:56] <st__> xissburg, so?
[04:56] <abhijit> newbie23, ok
[04:56] <xissburg> F10?
[04:57] <G1Bs0n> F111
[04:57] <newbie23> brandoney, since XBMC works there anyway without a VM
[04:57] <gerald309> this may enable ability to boot Windows - uninstall all Wubi and try again and check sys requiremetns
[04:57] <gerald309> windows 7 ?
[04:57] <xissburg> I don't know what to do on Windows CD
[04:57] <brandoney> I thought it had bad video under windows
[04:57] <xissburg> what is F10?
[04:57] <xissburg> Win7 yea
[04:57] <abhijit> newbie23, cant help further.  windows seems to be the only option now.
[04:57] <xissburg> I mean, what it does
[04:57] <gerald309> The keys up top F10
[04:57] <st__> xissburg, depends on version, but most likely you want repair
[04:57] <newbie23> brandoney, it does, but I am told the nightly version (downloading now) has DXVA2 acceleration
[04:57] <gerald309> like you tap F8 on start up to get to System Restore
[04:58] <newbie23> brandoney, all but some 1080p60 high bitrate files playback fine
[04:58] <st__> xissburg, then you'll be able to boot windows and invesgate further
[04:58] <xissburg> st__: repair, yea I got there but what I have to do there? I tired FIXBOOT, FIXMBR...
[04:58] <newbie23> brandoney, with dxva2 everything should work even better
[04:58] <gerald309> F10 should open the BIOS panel where you would run a recovery cd from
[04:58] <brandoney> newbie23 - Oh, mine is on all video and audio get's out of synch so win7 not option
[04:58] <xissburg> I only have a WinXP CD
[04:58] <xissburg> is it enough?
[04:59] <newbie23> brandoney, using XBMC?
[04:59] <st__> xissburg, if you would really tried fixboot or fixmbr, you wouldn't have 'grub rescue' prompt
[04:59] <abhijit> newbie23, if you have some time then i suggest you to submit this as a wishlist idea or bug to mythv or flumotion. so if they take it seriously we may have it on linux.
[04:59] <gerald309> the idea is to get windows back first
[04:59] <xissburg> well...actually, in my disk I have 2 partitons..one with Xp and other with 7
[04:59] <gerald309> ok
[04:59] <xissburg> st__: I did it. nothing changed
[04:59] <newbie23> abhijit, maybe, but I would rather they integrated it into XBMC which is what I use anyway :)
[05:00] <IdleOne> gerald309: since this convo is going towards windows support can you either move it to ##windows or go private please
[05:00] <gerald309> there may have been the grub pp up windows and "install now" - and yes absolutely (drivers included I believe)
[05:00] <abhijit> newbie23, yah xbmc will also do. you can submit idea/bug to xbmc no problem. but i suggest you do it
[05:00] <newbie23> abhijit, I am also going to try tversity on ubuntu under wine, maybe that works better than orb
[05:00] <unr3a1> fixworx, do "dmesg | grep floppy" or "dmesg | grep fd"
[05:00] <gerald309> did you miss that grub window ?
[05:00] <hiku> newbie23: tversity doesn't run well under wine...
[05:00] <xissburg> I go directly to grub rescue
[05:00] <xissburg>  I don't see anything else inbetween
[05:00] <hiku> newbie23: tried it already =(
[05:00] <abhijit> newbie23, yah but you submit idea. why i am telling you this is becaues i can also submit the idea. but you actually faced the problem so you can describe it well.
[05:00] <newbie23> hiku, doesnt run or doesnt run well?
[05:01] <gerald309> ok
[05:01] <st__> xissburg do you have 2 hds?
[05:01] <xissburg> one
[05:01] <newbie23> hiku, thanks for the heads up
[05:01] <xissburg> well, I have 2 but this other one is in *this* machine
[05:01] <hiku> newbie23: well, kinda both. install is tricky to get working... then it is very slugish compaired to my win7 media server
[05:01] <gerald309> checking some info....
[05:01] <newbie23> hiku, ok, I'll just stick to Win7 :)
[05:02] <xissburg> I tried moving this one to the other machine but it doesn't work because of different hardware
[05:02] <xissburg> newbie23: yea :)
[05:02] <hiku> newbie23: only thing I'll ever use windows for... win7 media server with netflicks and boxee plugin works great with 2 caputure cards for recording tv.
[05:02] <fixworx> unr3a1, i got some info from the second command you suggested
[05:02] <unr3a1> fixworx, pastebin it
[05:02] <gerald309> they are showing a solved situation at Ubuntu forums....
[05:02] <fixworx> k
[05:03] <xissburg> gerald309: me?
[05:03] <iggy_> hey guys my d-link dwa 130 wireless usb adapter stoped working this morning when i was playing alien arena it froze so i restarted and now i cant get it to work again
[05:03] <fixworx> http://pastebin.com/yvPPLe2r unr3a1
[05:03] <newbie23> hiku, Yeah thats what I thought about the linux media situation... thanks for your help
[05:04] <sacarlson> iggy_: did you try unplug and plug in again?
[05:04] <iggy_> yeah
[05:04] <hiku> newbie23:  np... though keep a look out, there are going to be alot of linux media servers that work great..
[05:04] <sacarlson> iggy_: reboot?
[05:04] <hiku> brb
[05:04] <gerald309> The wubi should have been automatic with the grub install situation
[05:04] <iggy_> i did several times ive been looking at forums ubuntu troubleshooting rebooting tons of time sacarlson
[05:04] <gerald309> it is loaded as software like windows
[05:05] <newbie23> hiku, it already works great for an HTPC, but not for streaming
[05:05] <gerald309> no partition
[05:05] <unr3a1> fixworx, one sec
[05:05] <sacarlson> iggy_: did you look at /var/log/system.log or other logs in there?
[05:05] <gerald309> is there any other things typed appearing in the black window ?
[05:05] <iggy_> i wouldnt know what to look for
[05:05] <gerald309> like an error message
[05:06] <xissburg> gerald309: first it shows
[05:06] <sacarlson> iggy_: grep for usb  or error
[05:06] <gerald309> just the grub message ?
[05:06] <Raynes> I was cleaning up my top panel, and I removed the update status thing that sits beside the red shut down button (this is on Lucid Lynx). When I did that, it removed the little red shut down button as well. Is there a way to get it back? I tried to find it in the "Add To" menu, but the only shut down applet I see isn't the right now.
[05:06] <akoimeexx> Hey all; I'm having trouble with networking on my desktop, and can't seem to solve the issue. Anyone up for helping?
[05:06] <xissburg> error: no such device <hex numbers>
[05:06] <unr3a1> fixworx, and disk isn't write protected?
[05:07] <xangua> !panels | Raynes
[05:07] <brandoney> newbie23 - orb looks cool but I'm not sure running it as a part of xbmc will be possible.  xbmc seems to already be at the limit of python, no multi-thread or error handling and all
[05:07] <xangua> or just add the 'indicator applet'
[05:07] <unr3a1> fixworx, also, verify you have permissions to the disk
[05:07] <fixworx> unr3a1, hmm it has been years since i've used a floppy disk. more than a decade actually. when a disk is write-protected, is the hole covered or open?
[05:07] <gerald309> it may be the partioning already that may cause a bug...
[05:07] <unr3a1> fixworx, covered
[05:07] <gerald309> got 2 hit the bricks....but....
[05:07] <fixworx> unr3a1, crap, the hole was covered
[05:08] <unr3a1> fixworx, wait...
[05:08] <Raynes> Eh, I don't want to reset the whole thing.
[05:08] <sacarlson> fixworx: write protect would be open
[05:08] <unr3a1> fixworx, its been a while for me to
[05:08] <fixworx> oh ok
[05:08] <unr3a1> fixworx, lol...
[05:08] <sacarlson> fixworx: that just shows my age
[05:08] <gerald309> i would guess your best move for now is to F10 BIOS and insert Windows CD Recovery....
[05:08] <gerald309> you have 2 much on one machine !
[05:08] <unr3a1> fixworx, yea, open.  make sure you have permissions to write to your fd0
[05:08] <ja660k> hey can someone help me with my svn project, im having trouble commiting changes http://pastie.org/1091624
[05:08] <xissburg> gerald309: what? too much?
[05:08] <gerald309> is there even memory available ???
[05:08] <fixworx> unr3a1, how'd i go about that
[05:08] <gp5st> hello. I'm having an issue compiling a program with the intel compilers.  I keep getting: /usr/include/limits.h(125): catastrophic error: could not open source file "limits.h" // # include_next <limits.h>
[05:08] <unr3a1> fixworx, ls -al /dev/fd0
[05:09] <gp5st> i've tried searching for the issues, but none of the entries helped
[05:09] <xissburg> gerald309: memory? 4 GB RAM?
[05:09] <gerald309> 3 OS's on one machine ? unheard of
[05:09] <fixworx> unr3a1, brw-rw---- 1 root floppy 2, 0 2010-08-13 22:55 /dev/fd0
[05:09] <gerald309> Hard disk memory
[05:09] <xissburg> actually 2, I installed ubuntu using Wubi
[05:09] <unr3a1> sacarlson, thanks for the correction. remembered it's like vhs.  you remove the tab to write protect the tape.
[05:09] <xissburg> oh 320 GB
[05:09] <gerald309> that is RAM memory
[05:09] <iggy_> sacarlson, there wasnt any errors
[05:09] <gerald309> ok plenty of HD
[05:09] <iggy_> it was blank
[05:10] <xissburg> its mostly empty
[05:10] <unr3a1> fixworx, and you are running this all as sudo, correct?
[05:10] <fixworx> mm i don't remember if Disk Utility asked me for my password or not
[05:10] <sacarlson> iggy_:  you mean the grep came back blank there must be something in there
[05:10] <xissburg> heey look this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1437840
[05:10] <iggy_> what is grep
[05:10] <gerald309> my guess - possible the already partitioned disk may have interfered / bug....
[05:11] <gerald309> I would try to get windows back through BIOS and then access internet for help again on a reinstall by Wubi....
[05:11] <fixworx> unr3a1, i think no, not running as su... disk utility doesn't ask me for password, goes ahead and tries to format the disk, the FDD light illuminates and everything...
[05:11] <gerald309> sorry not more help right now but gotta go !
[05:11] <dexikiix> Accidentally removed my trash can from task bar... can someone tell me how to get it back on?
[05:11] <gerald309> later.... good luck !
[05:12] <xissburg> thansk
[05:12] <sacarlson> iggy_: man grep
[05:12] <akoimeexx> Been having an issue with my desktop running 10.04 being able to ping outside servers for about three attempts after I establish a connection, then all network traffic stops. Other computers on the network are unaffected.
[05:12] <brandoney> xissburg - did you look at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927392
[05:12] <sacarlson> iggy:  it does a string seach in all files
[05:13] <sacarlson>  iggy_ cd to /etc/log  and  grep -r usb *
[05:13] <gagzilla> does anyone know what's causing a popup to come up when I select a URL - it has options to 'Open with Firefox, Send URL, etc' on it
[05:13] <unr3a1> fixworx, did you mount fd0?
[05:13] <fixworx> unr3a1, when i click on it in Nautilius, nothing happens
[05:13] <xissburg> brandoney: I don't have a Win7 CD
[05:13] <hiku> gagzilla: did you install a firefox plugin recently?
[05:14] <xangua> gagzilla: an addon¿
[05:14] <unr3a1> fixworx, try mount
[05:14] <gagzilla> no it's not in firefox
[05:14] <fixworx> unr3a1, as a terminal command?
[05:14] <unr3a1> fixworx, yes
[05:14] <iggy_> i have log check but no log in etc
[05:14] <iggy_> sacarlson,
[05:14] <hiku> gagzilla: can you take a screenshot and paste it?
[05:14] <gagzilla> hiku: it's everywhere- even when I'm typing on in say opera
[05:14] <unr3a1> fixworx, mount /dev/fd0
[05:14] <fixworx> mount: can't find fd0 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab unr3a1
[05:14] <sacarlson> iggy_: oh sorry /var/log
[05:14] <hiku> gagzilla: hmm
[05:14] <unr3a1> fixworx, :P
[05:14] <sacarlson> iggy_:  brain fart
[05:14] <unr3a1> fixworx, I hate that error
[05:15] <fixworx> i hate all errors ;)
[05:15] <gagzilla> it disappears soon enough but annoyingly takes away focus from what I was typing
[05:15] <ellanceo> Is anyone able to help me with an OpenGL fullscreen scaling issue? I've been requesting help for about the last 2 years, and I just get ignored on the forums. I would greatly appreciate it!
[05:15] <hiku> fixworx: errors teach you things =)
[05:15] <unr3a1> could that be it?
[05:15] <fixworx> hiku, then i hate learning! ;o)
[05:15] <akoimeexx> ellanceo: What's the problem?
[05:15] <newbie23> w00t, xbmc nightly fixes my issue ;)
[05:15] <iggy_> sacarlson, ok its searching
[05:15] <hiku> newbie23: nice =)
[05:15] <ActionParsnip> fixworx: http://justanotherwebblog.wordpress.com/2009/03/01/howto-use-floppy-in-ubuntu-810/
[05:16] <fixworx> unr3a1, mount: I could not determine the filesystem type, and none was specified
[05:16] <sacarlson>  iggy_ cd to /var/log  and  grep -r usb *
[05:16] <unr3a1> channel, if fd0 is not in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab would that keep you from formatting a floppy diskette?
[05:16] <hiku> unr3a1: no
[05:16] <brandoney> newbie23 - nice for you.
[05:16] <fixworx> ActionParsnip, does that still apply to 10.04?
[05:16] <ellanceo> Akoimeexx: Whenever I use an emulator that uses OpenGL on fullscreen, about 1/5 of the bottom screen is cut off
[05:16] <brandoney> maybe I'll try win7 again, not.  I love my lucid
[05:17] <ActionParsnip> fixworx: fstab is fstab dude, it should fly
[05:17] <gagzilla> hiku: I can't quite take a screenshot since it disappears in a bit
[05:17] <ellanceo> akoimexx: I also have experienced the same issue with Diablo 1 under Wine
[05:17] <g00tux> hi room
[05:17] <fanzhen> hey
[05:17] <gagzilla> is there a utility on ubuntu that will take periodic screenshots?
[05:18] <ellanceo> gagzilla: try Shutter
[05:18] <gagzilla> ellanceo: thanks
[05:18] <iggy_> sacarlson, its just white
[05:18] <hiku> ellanceo: ty, couldn't think of the name
[05:18] <sacarlson> iggy_: what is white?  nothing?
[05:18] <Raynes> xangua: I managed to get it back. It was "Indicator Applet Session" or something similar. Weird name. :p Thanks for trying to help.
[05:18] <akoimeexx> ellanceo: on-board graphics or dedicated card? // Up-to-date drivers? (I'm sure you've been asked this before, if you've been looking for help for two years)
[05:18] <iggy_> sacarlson, like its waiting
[05:19] <sacarlson> iggy_: what command did you type?
[05:19] <ActionParsnip> gagzilla: you can cron a job to run: import `echo $(date)`
[05:19] <gagzilla> ellanceo: ugh... perl for a screenshot? 16MBof additional download required
[05:19] <ellanceo> akoimeexx: nvidia 7300go, latest nvidia drivers
[05:19] <iggy_> sacarlson, iggy@Iggys:/var/log$ grep -r usb
[05:19] <sacarlson> iggy_: your missing the "*" at the end  grep -r usb *
[05:20] <ellanceo> gagzilla: what is the issue? You don't have enough room for Shutter?
[05:20] <sacarlson> iggy_: ctl -c to stop
[05:20] <unr3a1> ActionParsnip, so it doesn't matter that the module isn't loaded in the kernel?
[05:20] <smw> is there a way to uninstall a metapackage and everything it installed?
[05:20] <gagzilla> ActionParsnip: no I really need it much faster than cron resolution- trying to capture a quick window that disappears
[05:20] <gnutun> hey all; im having trouble creating an initrd for my custom kernel, following the directions at wiki/KernelTeam/GitKernelBuild; any ideas?
[05:20] <gagzilla> ellanceo: yeah I don't... but might make some space
[05:20] <ActionParsnip> gagzilla: it can run every second if yuo wish
[05:20] <ellanceo> gagzilla: sheesh, get a new HD?
[05:20] <ActionParsnip> unr3a1: you will need to add it in /etc/modules   to make it load
[05:21] <cannonfodder> hey you guys, do you know a power saving software for ubuntu?  i seen one calletd micromiser but i dont know if its legit since no one really mention i
[05:21] <gagzilla> ellanceo: eventually yeah :)
[05:21] <iggy_> sacarlson, a shit load
[05:21] <ellanceo> gagzilla: i just upgraded my 80GB to a 320GB. Feels  much roomier
[05:21] <unr3a1> fixworx, yes, make sure floppy is in /etc/modules
[05:21] <hiku> cannonfodder: the built-in power app doesnt work?
[05:21] <ActionParsnip> cannonfodder: use openbox+lxde instead of gnome+compiz
[05:21] <sacarlson> iggy_: any that look like wifi
[05:21] <gagzilla> ellanceo: nice
[05:22] <fixworx> bash: cd: /etc/modules/: Not a directory unr3a1
[05:22] <sacarlson> iggy_:  maybe d-link?
[05:22] <fixworx> o wait
[05:22] <unr3a1> fixworx, its not a directory
[05:22] <fixworx> derp
[05:22] <unr3a1> fixworx, its a file
[05:22] <hiku> fixworx: /etc/modules is a file
[05:22] <iggy_> sacarlson, http://pastebin.com/rPZegTXm
[05:22] <ellanceo> akoimeexx: any suggestions? I've found others with the same issue, but no luck on a solution. It's killing me. I really just want to play with my MSX emulator. =(
[05:22] <unr3a1> lol
[05:22] <ActionParsnip> fixworx: try: gksudo gedit /etc/modules    add the word: floppy   to the bottom
[05:22] <fixworx> yes, "floppy" is there in /etc/modules
[05:23] <unr3a1> ,,,
[05:23] <unr3a1> ...*
[05:23] <cannonfodder> hmm
[05:23] <ActionParsnip> fixworx: cool, then add the line in fstab and you are ok
[05:23] <akoimeexx> ellanceo: Poking around a bit to see what I can find... What version of the drivers?
[05:23] <fixworx> ActionParsnip, this line is in fstab: /dev/fd0        /media/floppy0  auto    rw,user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0
[05:23] <iggy_> you know the usb is blinking like its on its just not giving me internet or its not activated
[05:23] <gagzilla> yay... gnome-screenshot with a delay did the trick!
[05:23] <sparky> randome question can world of warcraft be played on linux?
[05:24] <xangua> !appdb | sparky
[05:24] <cast> sparky: probably
[05:24] <gagzilla> now where's a good place to post a screenshot to show here?
[05:24] <ellanceo> akoimeexx: 195.36.24
[05:24] <xangua> imagebin, imageshak gagzilla
[05:24] <smw> is there a way to uninstall a metapackage and everything it installed?
[05:24] <ellanceo> gagzilla: imageshack
[05:24] <unr3a1> fixworx, try a different disk?
[05:24] <fixworx> gagzilla, imgur.com
[05:24] <cheasee> gagzilla: 666kb.com
[05:24] <fixworx> unr3a1, on it
[05:24] <akoimeexx> ellanceo: Looks like you got a reply on your post as well. Still checking it out though.
[05:24] <xangua> smw: what metapackage¿
[05:24] <gagzilla> wow... thanks.
[05:24] <sparky> ok thanks all
[05:24] <sacarlson> iggy_: I see one  /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.7/usb2/2-3/2-3:1.0/net/wlan1 (net)
[05:24] <smw> xangua, kubuntu-desktop, kubuntu-netbook
[05:25] <xangua> !puregnome | smw
[05:25] <gerald309> xiss..... maybe cut a floppy disk with Grub... http://www.linuxjournal.com/node/4622/print
[05:25] <unr3a1> fixworx, it's working, or you are getting another disk?
[05:25] <gerald309> back
[05:25] <hiku> swm are you trying to remove those?
[05:25] <fixworx> unr3a1, trying another diskette
[05:25] <hiku> smw: sorry that was for you.
[05:25] <gerald309> did you like start clicking cancel during sinstallation ?
[05:25] <sacarlson> iggy_: I think we need to go private too much trafic here
[05:25] <iggy_> sacarlson, thank you wlan1 is the dlink  how can i fix it?ok how
[05:26] <fixworx> unr3a1, still fails. gives me the message Error creating partition table: helper exited with exit code 1: Error calling fsync(2) on /dev/fd0: Input/output error
[05:26] <ellanceo> akoimeexx: yeah,  I already tried what he suggested, several times.
[05:26] <smw> xangua, that is not what I want, but it is close enough. thanks :-)
[05:26] <unr3a1> fixworx, that could be a bad disk, or a bad drivew
[05:26] <unr3a1> fixworx, drive*
[05:26] <hiku> smw: I just removed xubuntu-desktop and all the packages that came with it just fine. you can always use apt-cache search kubuntu to find the packages that don't remove if it happens.
[05:27] <gerald309> xiss.... do you have floppy drawer on desktop ? may be the magic bullet here
[05:27] <fixworx> unr3a1, yeah i wouldn't bet my life on this drive. it's old. i wonder if someplace like best buy even sells floppy disk drives anymore, or if the world has decided there are going to be enough drives to last the rest of time...
[05:27] <gagzilla> ok finally managed to take this screenshot- http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/9113/clipe.png now how do I disable this annoying popup?
[05:27] <unr3a1> fixworx, you may be able to find a drive at a best buy, or try a computer repair store
[05:28] <hiku> fixworx: do you have a fry's near by... they carry them.
[05:28] <gerald309> i think xiss left....
[05:28] <fixworx> unr3a1, thanks for your help. i learned stuff. not absolutely critical that i make this work right now, i just haven't had a floppy drive around in a long long time and thought it would be fun to play with
[05:28] <fixworx> hiku, i keep hearing of this "frys" place but i've never seen one
[05:28] <gerald309> ouch on the bug !
[05:28] <hiku> fixworx: are you on the west coast cause there are tons here.
[05:28] <hiku> fixworx: ok well not tons...but alot.
[05:29] <unr3a1> fixworx, yea, np.  sorry I couldn't be more help.  unfortunately with I/O errors, it could even be a bad floppy controller or cable.
[05:29] <xangua> gagzilla: is that opera¿
[05:29] <gagzilla> xangua: the browser yes... but the popup is not specific to opera- shows up anytime I select any URL in any darn window
[05:29] <unr3a1> fixworx, if its a newer computer, make sure floppy is accessable in bios.  if motherboard is limiting floppy access, no OS would be able to use it.
[05:29] <fixworx> hiku, midwest. we don't even have CompUSA here anymore :[
[05:29] <Jordan_U> fixworx: Why are you trying to use a floppy disk?
[05:29] <gerald309> outta here
[05:29] <fixworx> Jordan_U, nostalgia
[05:29] <hiku> fixworx: ouch... you could also try newegg.com
[05:29] <xangua> no idea gagzilla
[05:30] <fixworx> unr3a1, this is a Gateway rackmount server from around 2002
[05:30] <brandoney> Here is a nice red floppy drive for you.  http://www.directron.com/mitsumibezelyl.html
[05:30] <gagzilla> xangua: thx anyway.
[05:30] <hiku> brandoney: =)
[05:30] <unr3a1> fixworx, :\
[05:30] <gagzilla> anyone else know what's causing this popup to show up in Ubuntu when I select  a URL- http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/9113/clipe.png
[05:30] <thune3> gagzilla: this is 10.04?
[05:30] <fixworx> brandoney, ooh mahogany.
[05:31] <gagzilla> thune3: yes
[05:31] <brandoney> fixworx - yeah nice.
[05:31] <brandoney> I just bought one
[05:31] <brandoney> $8 but they are local for me
[05:31] <fixworx> haha
[05:31] <fixworx> ah
[05:31] <akoimeexx> ellanceo: Found more bug reports on the issue, albeit older: looks like some people had reported this as a combination of xserver/opengl.
[05:31] <unr3a1> fixworx, if you wanted to make sure it's not a bad floppy you could put it into a Windows XP machine and see if XP can write to it.
[05:31] <[thor]> derr
[05:32] <fixworx> i'll throw a fdd on my next newegg order
[05:32] <distant2> what's the diff between a fs journal and log-structure?
[05:32] <ellanceo> akoimeexx: It's obviously an OpenGL scaling issue that is probably stemming from my drivers or xorg.conf file. I checked xorg.conf today and found it is incredibly empty, but I also read that after 10.04 xorg.conf is handled differently?
[05:32] <fixworx> unr3a1, my only other machine here runs OS X and i don't trust its ability to do anything with floppy disks
[05:32] <unr3a1> fixworx, lol.. yea.
[05:33] <fixworx> Apple hasn't shipped a floppy disk drive since 1997 or so
[05:33] <ellanceo> akoimeexx: Yeah, I'm really not sure how to go about fixing it, but after 2 years, this has gone on long enough
[05:33] <unr3a1> crazy
[05:33] <unr3a1> well, sorry I couldn't be more help
[05:33] <unr3a1> but I g/g
[05:33] <unr3a1> work tomorrow
[05:33] <fixworx> unr3a1, hey mate no worries. i'd be more upset if this were an important problem ;)
[05:33] <fixworx> cheers
[05:33] <unr3a1> laterz
[05:34] <brandoney> I still have my dyson ds-dd 5.25" drive for an apple IIe if you want to try it.  ;-)
[05:35] <hiku> brandoney: oh wow... =)
[05:36] <smw> xangua, ty. It only did minimal collateral damage :-). All I need to do is reinstall kdegames and skype
[05:36] <thune3> gagzilla: i'm having trouble finding anything, did you install a clipboard handling application of some kind?
[05:37] <akoimeexx> ellanceo: are you getting anything in your log file?
[05:37] <smw> xangua, oops, it also got vlc :-\
[05:38] <ellanceo> akoimeexx: Haha, which one? I never check logs. I'm a bad linux user, very bad
[05:41] <ellanceo> akoimeexx: Which log file should I check?
[05:42] <brandoney> hiku - yeah, sad thing is I'm older than that floppy drive.
[05:43] <realeyes> can someone help me out?
[05:45] <TrentonAdams> hi guys.  I can't boot my ubuntu system without it dropping to a shell.  I tried to enable raid myself.  The raid works fine, booting automatically does not.  When I drop to a shell, I assemble the raid devices, and exit the shell, and everything boots normally.  What am I missing?
[05:45] <amitesh>  /nick amiubi
[05:45] <rww> ubottu: ask | realeyes
[05:45] <realeyes> my sensors arent working
[05:46] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: You probably need to run "sudo update-grub"
[05:46] <akoimeexx> ellanceo: Trying to find, couldn't tell you offhand as I'm in clie mode on a piddly little netbook at the moment. Desktop's having... issues.
[05:46] <rww> realeyes: sensors as in hardware temperature sensors?
[05:46] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: you again, perfect! :D  I did that, as per our last conversation.
[05:46] <realeyes> yes
[05:46] <rww> realeyes: have you installed and configured lm-sensors correctly, per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto ?
[05:46] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: I also re-installed grub on the mbr, but no go.
[05:46] <realeyes> i already ran the install command and went through the detect
[05:47] <realeyes> alright let me go through this...
[05:47] <realeyes> thx
[05:47] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Did you also run "sudo update-initramfs -ck all" ?
[05:48] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: Um, I did "-u" which updated my main kernel ramfs.
[05:48] <realeyes> Next, run "sudo /etc/init.d/module-init-tools restart". This will read the changes you made to /etc/modules in step 3, and insert the new modules into the kernel.  <<< on this step I get errors, should I pastebin them?
[05:48] <ellanceo> akoimeexx: Well thank you very much for taking the time to help, glad to see someone cares. =)
[05:48] <rww> realeyes: yes
[05:48] <justin__> hello
[05:48] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: I guess the -c makes a new one.  Is that needed if I didn't install with raid?
[05:49] <realeyes> http://pastebin.org/481395
[05:49] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: as in, install ubuntu with raid.  Cause I did raid after installation, not during.
[05:49] <rww> realeyes: that's expected, albeit annoying
[05:49] <_genuser_> Hello People
[05:49]  * rww mutters things about Upstart
[05:49] <realeyes> rww: what is it? :P
[05:50] <realeyes> it's ... not working, is it?
[05:50] <rww> realeyes: replacement for the /etc/init.d/ system. Lucid switched over fully to it, except they didn't bother converting all the initscripts in universe
[05:50] <realeyes> ;/
[05:50] <akoimeexx> ellanceo: Yeah, sorry I can't find out any more about it.... I would think errors would show up in Xorg.0.log or equiv. But nothing pointing here in my own files.
[05:50] <realeyes> so ... im screwed...
[05:50] <realeyes> this is why my conky wont show temp...
[05:51] <rww> realeyes: restarting your computer should be equivalent to that step, albeit more drastic
[05:51] <realeyes> what about logging out and then back in?
[05:51] <rww> no
[05:51] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: I'm going to reboot, just ran the update-initramfs -ck all
[05:52] <realeyes> :/
[05:52] <justin__> hey realeyes! im installing conky now cuz i switched from debian to xubuntu 10.04, my friend said it was a desktop monitor or something but whats it like?
[05:53] <jamiewan> conky is great
[05:53] <realeyes> hard as hell to configure...
[05:53] <jamiewan> easy
[05:53] <justin__> not really, seems easy to me
[05:53] <Julywolf> How can I go to Ubuntu-cn?
[05:53] <rww> Julywolf: type /join #ubuntu-cn
[05:54] <ellanceo> akoimeexx: Alright, I'll see what i can see. Thanks again for the help, I really appreciate it.
[05:54] <akoimeexx> justin__: It's not bad... even got it working on Netbook Edition to show on the desktop. Just wish it'd stay there. :[
[05:54] <Julywolf> thanks,rww
[05:55] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: update-initramfs -ck all did not change anything for me.  It still will not put without manually assembly the raid devices.
[05:55] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: s/put/boot/g
[05:56] <justin__> ok well if possible can somebosy email me thier conky config file for me to use? i really dont like configuring it, i had my friend do it on debian bc i didnt know how but i wanna see ur guyses  configs
[05:56] <akoimeexx> So, anyone? Been having network issues as of late: My desktop system connects and obtains an IP address, then stops being able to send or receive network traffic after a few seconds.
[05:56] <sanjay> hey guys, I need some help. I am using Maverick Alpha3. After updating packages last night, my network-manager broke. Nm-applet is disabled all the time and I can't seem to enable it.
[05:56] <iggy_> sacarlson, your a genious
[05:56] <iggy_> if you were a woman id kiss you
[05:56] <sacarlson> iggy_: cool
[05:57] <jamiewan> justin pm
[05:57] <xangua> justin__: you can get concky confs in http://gnome-look.org/ there is also called 'conky colors' looks pretty good
[05:57] <sacarlson> iggy_: bad thing is you will probly have to ifconfig wlan1 up each reboot
[05:57] <xangua> !maverick | sanjay
[05:57] <justin__> thanks xangua
[05:57] <iggy_> sacarlson, when i booted it notified me to connect
[05:57] <akoimeexx> justin__: Also: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=281865&highlight=Post+your+conky+config
[05:58] <sacarlson> iggy_: oh it works on reboot very cool.  sometimes you get lucky
[05:58] <sacarlson> iggy_: sure you didn't leave the eth0 pluged in?
[05:58] <iggy_> yeah im outside haha
[05:58] <Zelozelos> what is conkyh anyhow?
[05:58] <sacarlson> iggy_: add that one to the team
[05:59] <abhijit> hhey
[05:59] <akoimeexx> Zelozelos: System monitoring tool. Very light-weight and easily customized.
[05:59] <realeyes> rww: it worked
[06:00] <sacarlson> ok time for me to eat breakfast see yall later
[06:02] <justin__> hey guys how do you make conky paices show up more in the middle?
[06:02] <justin__> pieces
[06:02] <amitesh> hey, i m new to linux.......i need help to set up proxy server for my home network
[06:03] <realeyes> its part of the alignment
[06:03] <realeyes> Can anyone tell me what commands are running in the top left of this screenshot? http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=17956&d=1161470797
[06:03] <cast> amitesh: then maybe you shouldn't use linux for that
[06:03] <amitesh> i have installed squid
[06:03] <abhijit> !manual | amitesh
[06:04] <abhijit> !squid | amitesh
[06:04] <amitesh> Cast: why?
[06:04] <tricktrick> i want a command in terminal for change my ip somebody can help me
[06:04] <tricktrick> ?
[06:05] <cast> amitesh: because you don't know much about it.
[06:05] <amitesh> i am using ccproxy on windows........is there anything for linux
[06:06] <akoimeexx> Still having issues with my desktop system flaking out when connecting to a wireless network... anyone?
[06:08] <amitesh> i need to connect my desktop and my brother's lappi with my system ........and i don't want to switch back to windows
[06:08] <amitesh> cast:can u tell me how one can learn(know) without using the same thing?
[06:08] <justin__> whats the terminal command to open the conky config file
[06:08] <cast> amitesh: read a book.
[06:08] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, how are you connected to wireless? is it USB or PCI?
[06:09] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: USB. I can establish a connection, obtain an ip address, then ping google (or other site) about three times before it stops transmitting/receiving data
[06:09] <abhijit> amitesh, try teamviewer
[06:09] <justin__> what is the terminal command to configure conkys appearance?
[06:10] <akoimeexx> But I still retain an ip address.
[06:10] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, pastebin your lsusb output with the USB dongle
[06:10] <akoimeexx> justin__: vim ~/.conkyrc
[06:10] <abhijit> amitesh, first tre teamviwer. if thats not you are looking for then see tihs https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Vinagre
[06:10] <abhijit> amitesh, to get teamviwer go here: http://www.teamviewer.com/download/index.aspx
[06:10] <akoimeexx> It'll be a sec, have to transfer it from desktop to netbook. =p
[06:11] <Jordan_U> akoimeexx: It's probably better to suggest nano instead of vim for new users.
[06:11] <akoimeexx> Jordan_U: Fair enough.
[06:11] <amitesh> abhijit:thnx
[06:12] <abhijit> amitesh, in teamviwer you dont need to do any settings or configuration. its so simple = start teamviwer in both computer>you enter your brothers ip and passwod > and connect. thats it
[06:16] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: You still around?
[06:17] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Yes.
[06:17] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: http://pastebin.org/481444
[06:17] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: So my system still won't automatically boot, after update-initramfs -ck all
[06:18] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Can you pastebin the output of "dmesg"?
[06:18] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, and you're using the latest ubuntu?
[06:19] <abhijit> :(
[06:19] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: Yep.
[06:19] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, pastebin your dmesg output
[06:19] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: Not sure why it's failing, I've used this dongle before with no trouble.
[06:20] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, it could be issue with the driver I'm thinking, which might be solved with using linux-backports
[06:20] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/ryS7hAn8
[06:21] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: I'll grab that dmesg and pastebin it then... Half a mo'.
[06:21] <skandar> i have a huawei e1552 hsdpa usb stick. When I plug it in, ubuntu doesn't recognize. There are no messages in the system log either
[06:21] <skandar> this is 10.04 32bit
[06:21] <abhijit> !hardware | skandar
[06:21] <jenue> hi guys, can any virus penetrate ubuntu?
[06:21] <abhijit> !virus | jenue
[06:22] <skandar> Shouldn't it show on the system log when I plug it in though?
[06:22] <richthegeek> hi - does anyone know of a screensaver that dims the screens (desktop, CRT, nvidia), or of a terminal proggy that does this gracefully?
[06:22] <skandar> When I plug the usb stick in, there are no messages from the shell, and ntohing from the system log
[06:22] <The_Janitor> hi guys
[06:22] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: Yeah, doesn't seem like anything abornmal in dmesg, eh?
[06:23] <psycho_oreos> skandar, it may show up when you do lsusb
[06:23] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Other than you using reiserfs :)
[06:23] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: lol
[06:24] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: Why is that abnormal?
[06:24] <The_Janitor> i have a question, i am trying to install a login theme. i have installed a minimal install of ubuntu with gdm, gnome-core and xorg, nothing else. but when i go to system > art manager, the install button is greyed out. am i missing a package?
[06:24] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: http://pastebin.org/481459
[06:24] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Because reiserfs has been dying ever since Hans Reiser was convicted.
[06:25] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: It is reporting the correct mac address, just blotted that bit out.
[06:25] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, which driver are you using on the desktop? rt2x00?
[06:25] <The_Janitor> any ideas?
[06:26]  * scriptwarlock waves
[06:26] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: Not sure offhand, what's the best way to check?
[06:26] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, lsmod| grep rt2x00
[06:26] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: WOW, had no idea.
[06:26] <psycho_oreos> !hi | scriptwarlock
[06:27] <chilicuil> how do I upgrade to ubuntu maverick from the console?
[06:27] <psycho_oreos> !maverick | chilicuil
[06:27] <scriptwarlock> thanks ubottu i know your not intelligent :)
[06:27] <psycho_oreos> !private | jinxzs
[06:28] <chilicuil> psycho_oreos: I know it's stable, I just wanna test it
[06:28] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: Looks like it.
[06:28] <chilicuil> it's not*
[06:28] <psycho_oreos> chilicuil, ask in #ubuntu+1
[06:28] <chilicuil> psycho_oreos: ok, thx
[06:28] <The_Janitor> guys    do i need compiz to handle login themes or what?
[06:28] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, so the command line says there's rt2x00? hmm ok I'd try linux-backports
[06:29] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: So, is there anything else I should look at, to get this working?
[06:30] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Are there any error messages before you're dropped to a busybox shell?
[06:30] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: Where can I grab the package I need so I can install it locally on that machine? (No net access otherwise for the desktop.)
[06:30] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: I don't recall any.  All I recall it says is that it couldn't find the root file system, and was dropping to a shell.
[06:31] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: "mdadm --assemble --scan" doesn't work either though.  I have to "mdadm --assemble /dev/md0 /dev/sda3 /dev/sdb3"
[06:31] <skandar> it doesn't show up in lsusb, and Vista doesn't even recognize it is plugged in either. Does that mean it is bad hardware?
[06:31] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, I believe its from the ubuntu repository but it may have dependencies in which you'll need to grab as well, its probably a good idea to physically connect your desktop to the router via wired
[06:32] <psycho_oreos> skandar, are you doing this through virtual machine or something?
[06:32] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: That's the problem. Bad eth port on the hardware.
[06:32] <akoimeexx> (Evil dependencies.)
[06:33] <The_Janitor> guys!
[06:33] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, well I don't have much other suggestions :) a wired network card costs almost like nothing, maybe a good idea to invest in one
[06:34] <akoimeexx> psycho_oreos: Thanks for helping with troubleshooting the cause. :)
[06:34] <justin__> just set up conky anyone wanna see my screenshot im posting it in a few seconds
[06:34] <psycho_oreos> akoimeexx, the other is to downgrade I suppose, its probably an issue with kernel afaik
[06:35] <scriptwarlock> justin__: is there something new on your conk?
[06:35] <Poul|Raider> Hello, i have eth0 interface with inet connection which response correctly to ping requests. But i get distination host unavalible if i try to ping the ip of my ppp0 interface? Is this standart, shouldnt it be posible to get response from both interface at the same time
[06:35] <thune3> i'm on 9.10, even so system>art manager sounds weird. But plymouth handles login theme for ubuntu, compiz has nothing to do with it.
[06:35] <justin__> no i just finished setting it up for the first time and i think it looks very nice
[06:36] <thune3> The_Janitor: back two ^
[06:36] <scriptwarlock> justin__: well congrats but any concerns regarding ubuntu?
[06:36] <crucialhoax> Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook I plugged in a wireless mouse and kbd and now my touchpad doesnt work. Suggestions?
[06:37] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: Are you here for much longer?  I'm going to reboot again so I can see if I can get all th messages that come up
[06:37] <justin__> no not really why?
[06:37] <akoimeexx> crucialhoax: Check to make sure it isn't disabled in your System > Mouse preferences.
[06:37] <dr3mro> any one here facing problems with google chrome on ubuntu 10.04 loading gmail ?? if you can load it please say yes
[06:38] <kryten107> Hi, when trying to open sound preferences, I get "waiting for sound system to respond" and I have 2 processes taking up "n/a" amount of memory whose pids keep counting upwards. any advice for this craziness?
[06:38] <crucialhoax> akoimeexx, Everything is good. I even checked the hardware switch (Fn+F7)..
[06:38] <crucialhoax> akoimeexx, Im not sure whether it was the mouse or recent updates. I want to say the mouse did
[06:40] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: I'll be in and out for a while.
[06:40] <kryten107> and they have no name.
[06:42] <The_Janitor> thune3, what? :P
[06:43] <The_Janitor> plymouth you say eh?
[06:43] <The_Janitor> sec
[06:43] <scriptwarlock> dr3emro: yes
[06:44] <crucialhoax> Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook I plugged in a wireless mouse and kbd and now my touchpad doesnt work. Suggestions?
[06:45] <rhonda_> hi, i am new to linux....how do i mount cd rom in linux?
[06:46] <psycho_oreos> rhonda_, sudo mount /media/cdrom
[06:47] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: All it says is "ALERT! /dev/mapper/sys-ubuntu does not exist. Dropping to a shell."  sys-ubuntu is my lvm
[06:47] <zcat[1]> usually you just put the cd in the drive...
[06:47] <rhonda_> can't find /media/cdrom in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[06:47] <rhonda_> is what i get?
[06:47] <zcat[1]> Ttry going to places > computer and clicking the cd drive?
[06:48] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: So, I don't know if it doesn't know how to load lvm stuff, with raid, or what.  I vaguely recall reading something about ubuntu having problems in that area in the past, but I thought that was resolved.
[06:48] <Flannel> TrentonAdams: sys being the vg and ubuntu being the lv?
[06:48] <TrentonAdams> Flannel: yes
[06:48] <Flannel> TrentonAdams: The only special thing you need (and GRUB2 may not have this requirement) is you need /boot off of LVM
[06:49] <TrentonAdams> Flannel: /boot is it's on /dev/md0
[06:49] <TrentonAdams> Flannel: on it's own I mean, in it's own raid.
[06:49] <TrentonAdams> Flannel: mirror
[06:49] <sacarlson> rhonda_: normally when I stick a cd in my drive it auto opens nautilus with the contents seen in the window
[06:49] <MattWB> Hi, if I manage to 'break' sudo... due to a syntax error in /etc/sudoers... how can I get root to edit /etc/sudoers to fix the syntax error (http://pastebin.com/61Y6hNAZ)
[06:49] <TrentonAdams> Flannel: And grub2 was setup with /dev/md0, which starts the boot process just fine.
[06:50] <rhonda_> it seems it is not seeing the cd rom?
[06:50] <gewt> hi MattWB!
[06:50] <chazz> MattWB: go in via a livecd or something
[06:50] <chazz> MattWB: fix sudoers
[06:50] <chazz> MattWB: reboot.
[06:50] <sacarlson> rhonda_: did you try more than one cd?  if the cd is not readable it won't open.  try others.  try another driver if you have one.
[06:51] <chazz> MattWB: either that, or just give up, cry, and reinstall. :)
[06:51] <zcat[1]> driver >> drive ?
[06:51] <rww> MattWB: 1) this is why you should have been running "sudo visudo" instead of editing sudoers directly; it checks for syntax problems. 2) reboot, hold down shift to get to GRUB prompt, start a rescue instance, and edit as root from there. or, grab a liveCD, mount your hard disk, and edit it.
[06:51] <sacarlson> rhonda_: that was suposed to be drive  try another drive
[06:51] <gewt> chyou forget 'take shotgun to motherboard'
[06:51] <gewt> chazz*
[06:51] <chazz> gewt: oh yes. Shooting the motherboard is highly important!
[06:52] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U:Should i put an "mdadm --assemble" shell script in "/etc/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-premount"???
[06:52] <gewt> rww: can't he append init=/bin/bash to the kernel line in GRUB as well?
[06:52] <gewt> wait.
[06:52] <crucialhoax> Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook I plugged in a wireless mouse and kbd and now my touchpad doesnt work. Suggestions?
[06:52] <gewt> that's what rescue does, doesn't it?
[06:52] <rww> gewt: that would also do it, yes. there are various ways of getting single-user mode
[06:52] <TrentonAdams> crucialhoax: unplug them and it will work again I think.
[06:53] <crucialhoax> TrentonAdams: Already tried that and it doesnt work..
[06:53] <zcat[1]> rhonda_, lshw | grep cd  should show some possible cd devices
[06:53] <rww> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword lists them both, in the context of resetting passwords, but it's a similar idea (in both cases, you need root and can't get it from a normal system)
[06:54] <adub> anyone in here really good with zoneminder i have the app running fine but having trouble bringing in video wondering if someone can help me troubleshoot?
[06:54] <rhonda_> got it., ty
[06:54] <seyfarth> how come I can't drag windows between workspaces since upgrading to 10.04?
[06:55] <yy> 测试
[06:55] <zcat[1]> Although a friend of mine has a laptop, and since upgrading (by fresh install) to 10.04 his CD drive simply doesn't appear. no /dev/cdrom or whatever, no cd in /media .. and he can play dvd's in VLC but they start getting jerky after 30 seconds.
[06:55] <zcat[1]> the drive is obviously working since he installed FROM it....
[06:56] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Try adding the "rootwait" kernel parameter, if that doesn't help then yes, adding a manual mdadm --assemble will probably work, but it's a bit ugly and shouln't be needed.
[06:56] <gewt> zcat[1]: bad drive maybe?
[06:56] <gewt> zcat[1]: lose cable?
[06:56] <gewt> bad disc?
[06:56] <zcat[1]> gewt, he installed from the same drive....?
[06:56] <gewt> zcat[1]: bad disc then?
[06:56] <zcat[1]> it'll boot a live cd fine, pass the disk self test, etc..
[06:56] <Jordan_U> zcat[1]: Can you pastebin the output of "dmesg"?
[06:57] <gewt> and what Jordan_U said
[06:57] <zcat[1]> Jordan_U, can't.. he's not here ;)
[06:57] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: k, I'll try that rootwait.  gentoo linux had something like that, which I think I needed to get raid working.  I had forgotten about that, and never thought to search google for that. lol.  So, how do I get that to survive update-grub?
[06:58] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Add it to /etc/default/grub
[06:58] <luis> salut
[06:58] <luis> allo
[06:58] <zcat[1]> we spent ages trying to figure out what the problem was, I can't really remember what was in dmesg though.
[06:58] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: perfect, thanks.  I'll let you know how it goes.
[06:58] <luis> hello
[06:58] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: You're welcome.
[06:59] <crucialhoax> Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook I plugged in a wireless mouse and kbd and now my touchpad doesnt work. Suggestions?
[07:00] <gewt> crucialhoax: reboot
[07:00] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: did you try lsusb and see if you can see the device.  I asume it's usb
[07:01] <kanen> How do I find the offset in a .iso for the second partition in that iso so I can mount only the second partition as a loopback device?
[07:01] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: I did a "sudo tpconfig -D" and the system recognizes it as a Synaptics device.
[07:01] <sacarlson> kanen: as far as I know iso file is just one partition
[07:01] <rajatkhanduja> I would like to mount all my hard-disk partitions at boot...what are the commands that i need to add to the *startup applications*
[07:01] <crucialhoax> gewt: Already tried to no avail
[07:02] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: If I tap Fn+F7 really fast and rub the touchpad it moves the cursor a little bit lol
[07:03] <rajatkhanduja> @crucialhoax  : can u give some system details!
[07:03] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: no idea conflict with your other device?  maybe you have more than one pointing device
[07:03] <crucialhoax> rajatkhanduja: Ubuntu 10.04  Desktop, X86, acer 532h netbook
[07:03] <kanen> sacarlson: I have an iso that came from a DVD and it is two partitions.
[07:03] <robert__> hi i just converted to julinux8 i think its awsome how ever im haveing a problem see im a windows user. and i want to install league of legends its a new game thats been out for wile a ftp
[07:03] <robert__> can some one help me when you got moment
[07:04] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: It has worked for over a year... Just last night it started this behavior
[07:04] <sacarlson> kanen: oh never used a dvd iso only cd's
[07:04] <rajatkhanduja> crucialhoax: under Preferences... go to Mouse...and check under touchpad
[07:04] <crucialhoax> rajatkhanduja: Already been done everything is enabled, the settings were never touched.
[07:05] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: No go, rootwait=10 and same result
[07:05] <InverS> robert, is there a *nix version of the game?
[07:05] <rww> robert__: This channel is for Ubuntu Linux support. "julinux8" is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu; please ask your distributor for support.
[07:05] <robert__> no
[07:05] <robert__> whats that any way
[07:06] <InverS> you can't necessary play a PC game on a unix based OS
[07:06] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: well you didn't install any software since it fails so maybe just create another user account and login to it and see if the device works in that account
[07:06] <InverS> and this channel is for Ubuntu support :)
[07:06]  * InverS has just upgraded to 10.0.4
[07:07] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: Actually, there was a batch of updates that hit, one being an acpi update, not sure if it was that or the mouse :(
[07:08] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: It should either be "rootdelay=10" or "rootwait", not "rootwait=10"
[07:08] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: rootwait basically waits untill the root device is ready, with no timeout.
[07:08] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: Yeah, I started with rootwait first, and thought that might be wrong, so manually edited on the boot menu
[07:08] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: there you go maybe update broke it.  that's why I never update unless it's already broken
[07:09] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: rootwait didn't "keep" waiting indefinitely.  It eventually dropped to shell.
[07:09] <jfzl> ?
[07:09] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: But i wouldnt have known? after the update it still worked.. So thats why Im assuming this mouse changed something :(
[07:09] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: What scripts should I check on my system, that the initramfs uses, to see what might be happening?
[07:10] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: maybe it's the mouse.  they take battieries you know
[07:10] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: ?
[07:11] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: you said wirless
[07:11] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: Im goin to try a new user account Ill be right bak, will you still be here?
[07:11] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: No my touchpad is broken..
[07:11] <sacarlson> maybe
[07:11] <sacarlson> oh
[07:11] <crucialhoax> yea haha
[07:11] <the_wench2> I am using cron jobs to execute a url (my php script) how can I see which or how many cron jobs are running currently?
[07:12] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: nm, I found them in /usr/share/initramfs-tools
[07:12] <sacarlson> the_wench2: ps -a
[07:12] <tanath> help: trying to check HDD for bad sectors, but it says the disk is in use. it's not mounted, and ps turns up nothing
[07:12] <sdbinwiiexe> I'd like to make a suggestion for the future Ubuntu release:
[07:12] <sdbinwiiexe>  Add the Canadian-English dictionary to firefox automatically if Canada is selected as the user's location.
[07:12] <the_wench2> sacarlson:   PID TTY          TIME CMD
[07:12] <the_wench2> 23520 pts/0    00:00:00 ps
[07:12] <Jordan_U> tanath: pgrep fsck
[07:12] <sdbinwiiexe> (available as an FF add-on from mozilla addons)
[07:12] <tanath> Jordan_U, nothing
[07:13] <rajatkhanduja> how do I mount *all* my partitions using the command line
[07:13] <the_wench2> sacarlson: what does that means?
[07:13] <Jordan_U> tanath: "sudo fuser /dev/sda" ?
[07:13] <tanath> Jordan_U, did 'ps -ef | grep sda'
[07:13] <tanath> Jordan_U, nothing
[07:14] <rajatkhanduja> when I use *mount /dev/sda1/* i get the error saying that sda1 not found in fstab .... but i can mount using GUI
[07:14] <tanath> rajatkhanduja, mount -a
[07:14] <sacarlson> the_wench2: what is that?
[07:15] <the_wench2> ps -a
[07:15] <the_wench2> output
[07:15] <rajatkhanduja> tanath: not wrking
[07:16] <rajatkhanduja> tanath, not wrking
[07:16] <tanath> rajatkhanduja, "mount -a [-t|-O] ...     : mount all stuff from /etc/fstab"
[07:16] <sacarlson> the_wench2: oh maybe you want ps -A   those are the process that are running on your system isn't that what you wanted.
[07:16] <tanath> rajatkhanduja, then it's not in fstab :P
[07:16] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: Nope a new profile didnt work :/
[07:17] <rajatkhanduja> tanath, # /etc/fstab: static file system information.
[07:17] <rajatkhanduja> #
[07:17] <rajatkhanduja> # Use 'blkid -o value -s UUID' to print the universally unique identifier
[07:17] <rajatkhanduja> # for a device; this may be used with UUID= as a more robust way to name
[07:17] <rajatkhanduja> # devices that works even if disks are added and removed. See fstab(5).
[07:17] <rajatkhanduja> #
[07:17] <rajatkhanduja> # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass>
[07:17] <FloodBot2> rajatkhanduja: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:17] <the_wench2> sacarlson: no, that shows too many processes lol
[07:17] <the_wench2> I just want to see my cronjobs
[07:17] <tanath> help: trying to check HDD for bad sectors, but it says the disk is in use. it's not mounted, and ps turns up nothing
[07:17] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: oh it's a laptop make sure you didn't turn off the device with the botton near the touch pad
[07:17] <tanath> rajatkhanduja, use pastebin
[07:18] <rajatkhanduja> tanath, it is not in fstab..but when I'm able to mount using the GUI.
[07:18] <rajatkhanduja> tanath, sry for the pasting
[07:18] <tanath> mhm
[07:18] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: sometimes the touchpad interfers with operation so they have a botton the disables it.  i think there is normaly a light near it showing active
[07:18] <rajatkhanduja> tanath, should I add it to fstab!
[07:18] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: I didnt.. Its enabled. even the buttons dont work, the left nor right click
[07:19] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: well it's broke get a mouse and plug it in
[07:19] <tanath> rajatkhanduja, /dev/sda1 should be your root...
[07:19] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: How can you believe its broken? lol
[07:19] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: try boot a live cd and see if it works with that also try older live boots if you have them
[07:19] <rajatkhanduja> tanath, /dev/sda is the root ... I'm using a dual boot system. and /dev/sda1 refers to the Windows primary partition
[07:20] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: I was just thinking that. alright.
[07:20] <paranoidphreak> hi everybody, i have an ipod touch and i have tried banshee and rhythmbox to try to move music on the device but it doesn't seem to list the device in any of those apps but the device icon is shown on the desktop and i'm able to browse it, any thoughts?
[07:20] <sacarlson> crucialhoax: because it's not working there for we call that broke
[07:20] <the_wench2> sacarlson: ?
[07:20] <atude> Hi, I'd like to have my volume buttons(Fn+F10/F11) work on my netbook in gnome. How should I go about doing this?
[07:20] <sacarlson> the_wench2: make your question clear
[07:20] <the_wench2> sacarlson:
[07:20] <the_wench2> I have a cronentry
[07:20] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: It does work, just when I hit Fn+F7 extremely fast haha
[07:20] <crucialhoax> sacarlson: brb
[07:20] <the_wench2> that executes a php script every min
[07:21] <sacarlson> the_wench2: yes that's my name don't ware it out
[07:21] <the_wench2> now that php script takes variable time everyti,e
[07:21] <the_wench2> so I want to see in the command line
[07:21] <the_wench2> how many cronjobs are running atm
[07:22] <tanath> rajatkhanduja, here we go: http://www.hackourlives.com/auto-mount-windows-partitions-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid/
[07:22] <sacarlson> the_wench2: how many are running or how many have run?
[07:22] <the_wench2> how many ARE running :)
[07:22] <tanath> help: trying to check HDD for bad sectors, but it says the disk is in use. it's not mounted, and ps turns up nothing
[07:22] <the_wench2> I don't care about how many have run :P
[07:22] <sacarlson> the_wench2: the ps -A will give you all the process that are running count the number that match the name of you program you run in cron
[07:23] <peppo> hi. is anyone else having massive performance problems with Flash since latest couple upgrades in 9.10?
[07:23] <the_wench2> lol
[07:23] <the_wench2> wait let me show you was ps -A shows :P
[07:23] <the_wench2> sacarlson: http://pastie.org/private/lylkncziqqwl7cjbnig6tw
[07:23] <sacarlson> the_wench2: please use pastebin if you do
[07:24] <the_wench2> :-/
[07:24] <the_wench2> this is a pastebin only bud
[07:24] <tanath> as far as i can tell, nothing is using the HDD, but the scanning tools say otherwise and won't work.
[07:24] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: I think I've figured it out.  I'm going to fix it and reboot.  After looking at /usr/share/initramfs-tools/hooks/mdadm I noticed it's just using the config, which for whatever reason won't let it auto detect them.
[07:25] <TrentonAdams> So, if I change my mdadm.conf to be setup properly for my system, it'll probably just work.
[07:25] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: ^^
[07:25] <sacarlson> the_wench2: so what should I be looking for?
[07:25] <sacarlson> the_wench2: I don't see any wget that was in your last cron
[07:26] <the_wench2> well
[07:26] <the_wench2> if a cron is running
[07:26] <sacarlson> the_wench2: so the answer is none
[07:26] <the_wench2> what should I search for in this list? :P
[07:26] <the_wench2> wget ?
[07:26] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: I would bet that is what the install does, and since I did it after the fact, the update-initramfs wouldn't work unless I have it setup correctly.  Is that right?
[07:26] <sacarlson> the_wench2: yes but your cron was programed to run only every 10 min
[07:26] <TrentonAdams> The mdadm hook file is for initramfs setup, i.e. not a booting hook, right?
[07:26] <rajatkhanduja> tanath, isn't there any way to do it using the cmd line...just curious
[07:26] <the_wench2> I changed that to 1 min for beta testing, as its really frustrating to add on data from backend and then wait for 10 mins for the cron to run heh
[07:27] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Sounds reasonable, though I haven't done much with raid myself.
[07:27] <sacarlson> the_wench2: I don't know you wrote the cron not me.  what's in the crontab that you think should be running
[07:27] <tanath> rajatkhanduja, of course. most prefer GUI though. you could configure things manually, but that way is faster
[07:28] <Lizzard88> Q: how do i dual boot? Ive already installed Xp on one drive and ubuntu on the other
[07:28] <the_wench2> sacarlson: ok, so basically if a cron is running, I would see wget in ps -A , right ?
[07:28] <tanath> Lizzard88, you'll have to install grub on the drive being booted to be able to choose your OS on boot
[07:28] <Lizzard88> grub?
[07:29] <tanath> Lizzard88, grub is a bootloader. you can google some guides
[07:29] <sacarlson> the_wench2: I'm asuming you are working on the same crontab you showed me before that you ran wget yes then you would see wget as one or more proccess in ps -A,  try a big file to verify I'm correct
[07:29] <jinxzs> !grub | Lizzard88
[07:30] <the_wench2> sacarlson: yeah ,its the same, thanks!
[07:30] <rajatkhanduja> tanath, can u pls guide me as to what all I might need to tinker with....which all files .. like /etc/fstab
[07:30] <sacarlson> the_wench2: and no if cron is running you won't see wget.  only the time that wget is running will you see it
[07:30] <Wingless> This question is only tangentially related to Unbuntu, but: is there a way to have vim wrap words in a way that doesn't cut words off in the middle?  Like, if a word gets wrapped, then move the entire word to the next line.  I don't want vim to actually insert newlines into the file; I just want it to display the text using an intelligent word-wrap.
[07:30] <the_wench2> I c
[07:30] <tanath> rajatkhanduja, don't really have time, sorry. brush up on your google-fu :P
[07:31] <tanath> rajatkhanduja, good luck
[07:31] <rajatkhanduja> tanath, thank for the help...well I've tried a lot on google..couldn't get much help
[07:31] <sacarlson> Wingless: try gedit that's my fav editor
[07:31] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: yay, it worked.
[07:31] <Flannel> Wingless: :set wrap :set linebreak :set nolist
[07:31] <sacarlson> Wingless: it can wrap
[07:32] <rypervenche> Hi everyone.
[07:32] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Congratulations.
[07:32] <rypervenche> I'm new to Ubuntu and Linux.
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> Nano and leafpad here, gedit is so slow
[07:32] <minh> hello...I need help on a OCR-related topic: I need to "read" hundreds of scanned business-cards...can anyone point me to a good programm to do the trick?
[07:33] <jinxzs_> #phubuntu
[07:33] <sacarlson> ActionParsnip: gedit slow?  to start?  I'm slow too so we match
[07:33] <atude> but, how do you make your screen like this? I tried to set the hot key but the Fn+<any key> combination is not read at all...
[07:33] <rypervenche> I have a question about about Ubuntu, if anyone is available to help.
[07:33] <Lizzard88> Im reading the guide about grub2, but i don't see how to make it run before my default operation system starts up
[07:33] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: I'm going to udpate the update-initramfs script to add an option for auto generating mdadm.conf from your currently running arrays.
[07:34] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: Probably stick another config option in /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/mdadm
[07:34] <atude> I'd like to have my volume buttons(Fn+F10/F11) work on my netbook in gnome.
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> sacarlson: leafpad is much lighter, gedit has a lot of plugins for highlighting which I don't find necessary for conf file edits
[07:34] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche : I'll try
[07:34] <Wingless> Flannel: That doesn't seem to fix the problem...why would I have to set nolist?
[07:34] <sacarlson> Lizzard88: grub2 will start first and will chain boot your other operating system.  your other operating system can still be default
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> minh: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OCR
[07:35] <Wingless> Flannel: In fact, none of those sets seem to do anything for me >_<
[07:35] <Flannel> Wingless: Nolist isn't important, but the first two should solve your issue
[07:35] <Wingless> hmmmmm
[07:35] <Wingless> Flannel: Do I have to do something special before the changes kick in?
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> atude: set the combination in system -> admin -> keyboard
[07:35] <Lizzard88> sacarlson: how can i choose which operating system to run?
[07:35] <sacarlson> ActionParsnip: I guess that's part of what I love about gedit it makes everything readable like bash you can see in color what the comments are soooo cool
[07:35] <Lizzard88> i dont get that option when booting up
[07:35] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Thank you^^ Well, I installed Ubuntu on my computer, I got it to work fine. Unfortunately I do not have an Internet connection in my room, so I brought my PC downstairs and am using a different monitor and keyboard. When I start up Ubuntu, it stays on a black screen that says things about my USB ports.
[07:35] <minh> ActionParsnip: thank you so much...this is a good point to start...
[07:36] <Wingless> I've done :set wrap and :set linebreak, but words are still getting broken in the middle at the right edge of the screen
[07:36] <Flannel> Wingless: wrap makes it wrap on display instead of in the file, linebreak makes it break at lines.  nolist is important because wrap won't work if list is set.
[07:36] <atude> ActionParsnip: mind you, the key combination with Fn does not read
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> sacarlson: if you like it, sure. I find teext just as readbale without so I embrace speed :)
[07:36] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche: can u quote what it says?
[07:36] <atude> ActionParsnip: however, other keys works without fn
[07:36] <Wingless> I see
[07:36] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Yes, let me find the picture.
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> atude: have you searched for you laptop make model to find linux guides
[07:37] <sacarlson> Lizzard88: from ubuntu I guess I would use the gui start-manager  to set what I wanted as the default boot
[07:37] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: Thanks for all the tips by the way.  They helped lead me to a solution.  My solution was only about 30% of what I needed.  You helped with the other 70%
[07:38] <seidos> why can't I untar the kernel source file that I have in /usr/src?
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> seidos: you can: sudo tar zxvf file
[07:39] <seidos> ActionParsnip, thanks
[07:39] <Wingless> Flannel: I understand what :set list does now, and I think I understand what :set wrap does, but I'm not sure what :set linebreak does, and in any case setting both wrap and linebreak doesn't seem to do anything for me here...what could I possibly be doing wrong, or missing?
[07:39] <Coolwhoami> Hello, I am having an issue with installing wine, and the guys in the wine help channel sent me over your way because I apparently have a broken package. http://www.fpaste.org/mzGw/ is the problem I am having. Anybody mind taking a look? (I am a newbie to ubuntu)
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> seidos: as a user you don't have write access to the folder so you need sudo
[07:39] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Give me one more minute, I am uploading it to Photobucket.
[07:39] <sacarlson> ActionParsnip: well us old farts need all the help we can get.  and to each his own.  I still us vi when i'm in terminal with no graphic but that's all I ever learned
[07:39] <Flannel> Wingless: linebreak makes it break in between words, as opposed to "at the edge of the screen"
[07:39] <seidos> ActionParsnip, -zxvf didn't work, but -xvvf did
[07:40] <seidos> not sure if it will extract though.
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> seidos: cool, gold achieved
[07:40]  * seidos crosses his fingers
[07:40] <Flannel> Wingless: I can't think of anything else, #vim might be more help
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> sacarlson: its all good. Old or young is the same online
[07:40] <seidos> it's still extracting.  but sudo should do it
[07:40] <Wingless> I'll go ask them there
[07:40] <Wingless> Thanks for your help, Flannel
[07:40] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: http://3.ly/GtkB
[07:40] <seidos> yes!  thanks ActionParsnip
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> seidos: if you are going to be working a lot there then run: sudo -i ,you will not need sudo then
[07:41] <seidos> ah it doesn't matter, virtualbox is looking for src files in /usr/src/linux or something
[07:42] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche: does the booting stop here? or it goes on smoothly?
[07:42] <rypervenche> It stops there.
[07:42] <Nagatocci> Hi
[07:42] <gewt> ...
[07:42] <gewt> I am NOT running on battery power!
[07:42] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: It stops there.
[07:42] <gewt> I have my system plugged in.
[07:43] <Nagatocci> ...
[07:43] <elkclone> 2 weeks of praying for money.
[07:43] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche: so how do u proceed.. or are u using a different PC and OS right now?
[07:43] <gewt> I read praying as paying
[07:43] <bazhang> !ot | elkclone
[07:43] <tanath> why does it keep saying my HDD is in use when i just booted off live disc? not mounted, and nothing seems to be using it
[07:44] <elkclone> busted
[07:44] <tanath> need to scan for bad sectors
[07:44] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: I installed Ubuntu on this computer with Wubi just a few hours ago. In my room with my monitor and keyboard it works just fine. Then I came downstairs with the same PC but with a different monitor and keyboard and it showed up with that black screen.
[07:44] <elkclone> gewt: rofl
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> tanath: you could use lsof to see the open files, use grep to search for stuff. You may find the livecd is using your swapspace
[07:45] <bazhang> elkclone, please stay on topic
[07:45] <tanath> ActionParsnip, reports nothing except that output may be incomplete
[07:46] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche : did u hibernate before u took it below!!
[07:46] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: No, I never use that option.
[07:46] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche : and not even suspend (because it says failed to resume from hard disk)
[07:47] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: I have read about those problems, and I don't even use them in Windows.
[07:48] <lzs> HI
[07:48] <tanath> anyone know the command to keep live disc from using HDD swap partition?
[07:48] <GabrielFromBrazi> hello from Brazil
[07:49] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: In my room I was using a wireless keyboard and mouse and it had no problem. Downstairs I am using the same wireless mouse, but a wired keyboard. Would that do it?
[07:49] <EugeneKay> Could somebody please point me to the 10.04 Server BitTorrent links? The new website design is somewhat lacking.
[07:49] <lzs> 有能说中文的么
[07:49] <alison> hello, when i try to ssh into my server i get the message "Received disconnect from 172.16.0.250: 2: fork failed: Not enough space
[07:50] <wurlington> i got it EugeneKay hang on
[07:50] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche, it shouldn't create such a problem..the problem seems to be in BIOS
[07:50] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche, but just to be sure..just disconnect the *keyboard* and try again
[07:50] <wurlington> http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/ubuntu-10.04-server-i386.iso.torrent
[07:50] <rypervenche> Ok, I will be back then.
[07:50] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Thanks, I'll be back after trying it.
[07:51] <wurlington> just downloaded it myself last night
[07:51] <EugeneKay> wurlington - thanks. I was after amd64, but I made the link work.
[07:51] <wurlington> cool
[07:51] <lzs> hellow
[07:51] <Coolwhoami_> I keep getting a bunch of errors when running package updates, where should I start?
[07:51] <EugeneKay> I don't know why it's so hard to find the .torrents on the ubuntu.com site now..... but eh. I'm just after it so I can cross-learn from Fedora.
[07:52] <wurlington> yea, i was disapointed myself last night
[07:52] <wurlington> i wanted the superior download speed
[07:52] <wurlington> couldnt find it from their site
[07:52] <sacarlson> EugeneKay: http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/    http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso.torrent
[07:52] <EugeneKay> It's more about the fact that my connection shits out every so often. I use ZNC for my IRC connection to get around that.... HTTP downloads not so much. Thus... BitTorrent
[07:53] <EugeneKay> sacarlson - got the direct link I was after already, but thanks. Now I know where to look..... in October.
[07:53] <Coolwhoami_> arg
[07:53] <blognewb> is there a secure gui version of ssh one can use when upgrading an ubuntu server remotely?
[07:54] <sacarlson> blognewb: ssh is secure
[07:54] <kenrick> Hey can i get some help?
[07:54] <sacarlson> blognewb: it's encrypted  you can use keys as an option
[07:55] <blognewb> sacarlson: what i meant was a graphical ui version of ssh
[07:55] <kenrick> i have problems making linux bootable on a usb drive
[07:55] <blognewb> instead of doing command line
[07:56] <sacarlson> blognewb: well ssh is a shell but you can us it like sftp to move files as well is that what you want to move files?
[07:56] <MaRk-I> blognewb: not sure what you mean, there's a ssh tunnel manager called gSTM
[07:56] <sacarlson> blognewb: if so then places>connect to server>ssh
[07:57] <shirtless> Anyone know if there is a widget/desklet for Gnome that can sync to google calendar?
[07:57] <sacarlson> blognewb: you will need to be more clear what you are trying to do
[07:58] <paranoidphreak> hi everybody, i have an ipod touch and i have tried banshee and rhythmbox to try to move music on the device but it doesn't seem to list the device in any of those apps but the device icon is shown on the desktop and i'm able to browse it, any thoughts?
[07:58] <shirtless> Looks like evolution can do it.
[07:58] <shirtless> paranoidphreak: to migrate your music to an ipod, you can just use nautilus or a shell.
[07:59] <shirtless> paranoidphreak: it mounts as a regular usb storage device.
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> shirtless: http://www.google.co.uk/support/forum/p/Calendar/thread?tid=28cb4a5d7afbd49a&hl=en
[07:59] <paranoidphreak> shirtless: yes, it mounts as a usb drive
[07:59] <ActionParsnip> paranoidphreak: gtkpod
[07:59] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Yeah, that was stupid. I couldn't choose which OS to boot to without the use of my keyboard. But I don't think that would be the problem. Do you know how I may be able to fix this?
[08:00] <shirtless> ActionParsnip: cool
[08:00] <paranoidphreak> ActionParsnip: i tried that but on the internet it says it doesn't support touch
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> paranoidphreak: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/03/sync-iphone-and-ipod-touch-in-ubuntu.html
[08:00] <amagee> is anyone here any good at setting up postfix?  i want to set up about half a dozen hardcoded, non-unix accounts, and i want e-mail sent to these accounts to be both kept on the server, and forwarded to a different e-mail address that depends on the account.
[08:00] <paranoidphreak> ActionParsnip: thanks for the link
[08:00] <kenrick> Hey I have a brand new Hp elitebook with no os server but no disk drive. how do you boot from a usb from a mac?
[08:01] <ActionParsnip> paranoidphreak: or jailbreak it, install rockbox and be free
[08:01] <amagee> or if anyone can help me achieve this with some other package apart from postfix, that would also be welcome.
[08:02] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche: so when u plugged it back in .. there was the same problem?
[08:02] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Yes.
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> kenrick: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-create-an-ubuntu-installation-usb-on-the-mac/
[08:02] <paranoidphreak> ActionParsnip: thanks, i'll try jailbreak, i just updated my touch and i lost all the music and video files
[08:02] <kenrick> ActionParsnip: Thanx
[08:02] <ActionParsnip> paranoidphreak: if you'd got a player from a more openminded company you'd be fine
[08:03] <blognewb> Should I get the LTS or is it not advisable? 10.04 (OS for web server)
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> kenrick: simple websearch dude
[08:03] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche: this seems tough!
[08:03] <blognewb> Is it unstable, is it hard to upgrade from?
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> blognewb: for servers lts is good as you will be able to upgrade lts to lts
[08:04] <paranoidphreak> ActionParsnip: lol, i'm starting to hate apple, i had bought an mp3 player and just drag and dropped the files without any problems
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> blognewb: its also supported longer than the intermediate releases
[08:04] <rypervenche> paranoidphreak: It's really only good for the applications :/
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> paranoidphreak: yeah but people see te "cool" factor and shiny rather than what it does and doesn't do. Make me sad
[08:04] <blognewb> ActionParsnip: what if the next version is NOT lts? :( im confused sorry
[08:04] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: You'
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> blognewb: maverick is 10.10 and is not lts
[08:05] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: ... You're welcome :)
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> blognewb: the previos lts was hardy released april 2008
[08:05] <minh> ActionParsnip: I think it kind of WILL do the trick (OCR)...just have to write some scripts around it...thank you sooo much, once again!
[08:05] <ActionParsnip> minh: no worries dude
[08:05] <paranoidphreak> rypervenche, ActionParsnip: apple [08:06] <blognewb> ActionParsnip: oh i was referring to this.. http://library.linode.com/troubleshooting/upgrade-ubuntu-10.04 so that's not the latest?
[08:06] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche: computer info!! configuration and company
[08:06] <ActionParsnip> minh: could try: apt-cache search ocr | less ,there may be an app available etc
[08:06] <blognewb> Lucid
[08:06] <blognewb> Maverick now ok
[08:06] <andyn> where in the boot configuration files should i put my 915resolution lines so that they get run before any modesetting is done?
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> blognewb: maverick is still in alpha and is discussed and supported in #ubuntu+1 ,not here
[08:07] <Jordan_U> andyn: I thought that 915resolution was no longer needed.
[08:07] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Windows Vista on an HP slimline, uhhh 300GB HD with about 120GB left on it. Um what else do you need?
[08:07] <andyn> Jordan_U: you're one of those optimists, aren't you?
[08:07] <blognewb> ActionParsnip: ", Ubuntu only officially supports upgrades between LTS releases." --> would u reckon i install lucid instead then, as a beginner?
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> andyn: /etc/default/grub sounds resonable
[08:07] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche: graphic card!
[08:07] <ActionParsnip> blognewb: yes as its quite mature now and lts
[08:08] <blognewb> thansk!!!!!
[08:08] <MaRk-I> andyn:  in /etc/default/grub  you edit the line that says:  GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
[08:08] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: ATI Radeon HD 4350
[08:08] <andyn> ActionParsnip, MaRk-I: no, i don't want and i cannot use KMS.
[08:09] <ActionParsnip> andyn: don't want what?
[08:09] <Jordan_U> andyn: Why?
[08:09] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Like I said I got Ubuntu to start just fine when I was upstairs. Very fast and no problems whatsoever.
[08:09] <MaRk-I> andyn: you asked WHERE I dont care if you want it or not... that's WHERE you disable it
[08:10] <andyn> ActionParsnip, Jordan_U: xorg intel drivers are unusable on i8xx graphics cards forcing me to use vesa, which explicitly rules out KMS.
[08:10] <ActionParsnip> andyn: you must run: sudo update-grub ,to apply the setting
[08:10] <andyn> MaRk-I: kms is blacklisted on i8xx cards anyway so you don't have to edit that file...
[08:11] <MaRk-I> andyn: fine eh... ignore my comment then
[08:11] <skumara> when log in my terminal , i keep getting this message every few seconds. is there any problem with my laptop? http://pastebin.com/DK9yc54b
[08:11] <ActionParsnip> andyn: I think this page has some code you can use: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes
[08:12] <andyn> ActionParsnip: are you referring to the i8xx/i9xx "black screen on boot" bug?
[08:12] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: You still there?
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> andyn: I read something on intel 8xx cards earlier but this browser hates most of the ubuntu pages
[08:12] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: Yes.
[08:12] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: http://blog.adamsbros.org/2010/08/14/ubuntu-wont-boot-raided-root/
[08:12] <ActionParsnip> andyn: it may relate to that. I make my system use framebuffer til it hits desktop
[08:13] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: Anything that consumes a significant amount of time is worth blogging about. hehe
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> andyn: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/lucidubuntu-10-04-high-resolution-plymouth-virtual-terminal-for-atinvidia-cards-with-proprietaryrestricted-driver/
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> andyn: I use it on my crappy intel based lappy too
[08:15] <andyn> ActionParsnip: anyway, my problem is that since i'm forced to use vesa, KMS is out of the question and i need to revert to 915resolution to patch my video bios before any video mode changes are done. i was asking where i should put those 915resolution commands so that my bios gets patched early enough. that blog posts also points out the same problem so it's not really a triage, i suppose
[08:16] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Could it be my monter resolution changed?
[08:16] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: monitor*
[08:16] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche : lets try this ... type in terminal "sudo gedit /etc/default/bootlogd
[08:17] <rajatkhanduja> and change the BOOTLOGD_ENABLE=No to BOOTLOGD_ENABLE=Yes
[08:17] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche: and change the BOOTLOGD_ENABLE=No to BOOTLOGD_ENABLE=Yes
[08:17] <shzlnzl> anyone got a ubuntu dual boot howto url?
[08:17] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche: then try rebooting...and see if /var/log/boot shows something
[08:18] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: When I said I was new to this, I meant really new. How do I get to terminal if I can't get into Ubuntu?
[08:19] <_genuser_> hey guys.
[08:19] <rajatkhanduja> rypervenche: i thought u said Ubuntu's running well with the other monitor and keyboard!
[08:19] <skumara> does anyone know what this error referring to? or which hardware this error come from: http://pastebin.com/DK9yc54b
[08:19] <_genuser_> trying to install sun-java6-jre, it's not found. using netbuntu.
[08:20] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Oh, ok. I'll have to go upstairs.
[08:20] <rajatkhanduja> try taking the monitor upstairs as well and the keyborad
[08:21] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: If you are actually changing the filesystem containing /boot you should run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc", this will do three things. 1: Update the debconf settings for the grub-pc package so that grub is installed to the correct device(s) when there is an upgrade to the grub-pc package, for instance you probably want to install to both members of your new raid 2: Runs grub-install on the devices you selected 3: 
[08:21] <rypervenche> rajatkhanduja: Ok so after that I should come back downstairs and try again?
[08:23] <johnscw> salut
[08:24] <TrentonAdams> Jordan_U: Thanks, I forgot about that one.  You mentioned that before.
[08:24] <Jordan_U> TrentonAdams: You're welcome.
[08:26] <Kurusu> I want to uninstall vim-tiny and install a full version of vim on Ubuntu 8.10, but when I use Synaptic to try and remove vim-tiny and vim-common (the only two packages with vim in their name that are currently installed), it also requires me to uninstall ubuntu-minimal.  Is that safe?
[08:28] <shirtless> Kurusu: just apt-get install vim-full, and it will ask you if you want to fix that issue when you install it.
[08:29] <shirtless> or vim-gnome.
[08:29] <Kurusu> shirtless: Okay, I'll give that a shot
[08:29] <Petriukas> how make bomb ?
[08:29] <Petriukas> i am Lithuania terroris
[08:30] <shirtless> You kind of suck at terrorism. Maybe you should try learning PHP instead.
[08:30] <Petriukas> i kill tou all
[08:30] <rww> Petriukas: This channel is for Ubuntu technical support. Please direct your questionable humor elsewhere.
[08:30] <Petriukas> i obama shubama
[08:31] <Petriukas> bye
[08:37] <intel> How can we make a dial-up connection in ubuntu 10
[08:37] <ArMo3> System Monitor reports 100% CPU usage when I'm overclocking to 3.2 GHz.
[08:37] <intel>  Please Help !!!
[08:38] <intel> Please Help
[08:38] <intel> anyone willing to help
[08:38] <ArMo3> !patience | intel
[08:39] <intel> ok
[08:40] <xdesso> nimbrunx ah ...
[08:41] <quietone> How do I import the .vcs calendar attachment into evolution? Both "import to Calendar" and File->import fail.
[08:47] <Herix> Hi all ! Any luck with wifi on a Fujitsu M7440G and Lucid Lynx ?
[08:52] <kenrick> geeze........ wont convert .iso to .img on mac. help?
[08:54] <kenrick> just says permission denied
[08:54] <kenrick> ...
[08:54] <henkpoley> it = ?
[08:54] <murlidhar> kenrick: maybe you should ask that on a mac support forum.
[08:54] <henkpoley> And why ask a Mac question in #Ubuntu?
[08:55]  * murlidhar wonders
[08:55] <Lampchair> I'm shopping for a nice android smart phone.. which one should I get?
[08:55] <kenrick> because im bootin an hp elitebook from a usb on a mac...
[08:55] <henkpoley> Also, on a mac you can only easily burn isos, not *.img files
[08:55] <murlidhar> kenrick: how is that related to ubuntu
[08:56] <kenrick> murlidhar: because my elitebook has no os server
[08:56] <sarah32> hi need bit of help problem in lucid. i use wifi dongle belking with chipset rt2573. the problem is that when im trying connect to the internet lucid freeze totally and i have to restart i know that the problem is with driver it use or it should use  rt73usb driver i tried to install firmaware from ralink but got problems pls look at http://paste.ubuntu.com/477817/
[08:57] <henkpoley> sarah32: I'll take a look, you van ask around in #linux-wireless too, not too many people there though.
[08:57] <jagan185> hi everyone
[08:57] <jagan185> How can I block a non-admin user from accessing a particular folder in ubuntu
[08:58] <henkpoley> sarah32: do you have the linux header files of your kernel installed ?
[08:58] <Aemaeth> fspot keeps crashing, i'm only importing 40,000 pictures
[08:59] <henkpoley> jagan185: a specific user, or any non-admin user ?
[08:59] <murlidhar> Aemaeth: just a personal choice but i found shotwell good in picture management.
[08:59] <s1gma> how do you change gdm themes in lucid?
 i think so:) i have other dongle with rt2870 and other with zd1211 both work the problem i got is with rt2573 i think it maybe something to do with the driver i mean i installed compat-wireless etc at the moment i blacklisted everythink i mean all other drivers and still rt73 doesnt work
[09:00] <pocoyo> hi,all. Can Greader user-defined shortcuts like in gmail?
[09:01] <henkpoley> sarah32: when you install compat-wireless from ubuntu backports it will remove the linux header files
[09:01] <henkpoley> sarah32: if you compiled linux-compat you ought to have them though, else it wouldn't work
[09:01] <henkpoley> ]
[09:02] <Aemaeth> murlidhar, checking it out
 i use aircrack i mean i play with it sometimes there is airmon-ng so with it i checked that rt73 is working i mean it recognisse etc the problem is just with the internet cuz when im trying to connect it lucid freeze totally
[09:03] <spazmi> I have been using my gateway with a static IP but recently changed my ISP-subscription to a dynamic IP... what do I need to re-conf in my gateway for it to request a dynamic IP from the modem instead?
[09:03] <quietone> jagan185, change the file permissions. maybe https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions will help
[09:03] <henkpoley> jagan185:  you could change the folder's group to his own, and then remove access rights: chgrp username the-folder; chown g-rwx the-folder;
[09:04] <henkpoley> sarah32: my rt2571 device (same driver) is also having a lot of problems, like 50% package loss.
[09:04] <henkpoley> no freezes though
[09:06] <henkpoley> sarah32: You can report compat-wireless bugs here: http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Download#Bugs
 i tried in live cd and its working i know i messed something with the driver i will try to install new driver
[09:08] <kisuke> Ok anyone know the wiki page for setting up samba shares localy? As in on ubuntu accessable from a windows pc? I already did !samba and that's not to relivant
[09:10]  * kisuke looks at time I forgot how slow this chan is at 2un the morning
[09:11] <tonymahoon> hey guys i'm struggling with samba permissions can anyone here help me out
[09:11] <Badegakk> Is it posible to boot up in text mode insted of the kubuntu splash screen?
[09:13] <oddtod> so i have followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP to install and configure LAMP. I cannot get PHP to work with apache2 I have followed the troubleshooting guide on that page.
[09:13] <Lampchair> Which android smartphone is the best to buy now a days to play around with?
[09:14] <kisuke> Badegakk: yes there is but as far asi know it involves editing your grub conf files
[09:14] <rww> ubottu: ot | Lampchair
[09:14] <rww> Badegakk: Do you want to do it once, or set it as the default?
[09:14] <Badegakk> kisuke, default
[09:14] <Badegakk> rww, defualt
[09:15] <Badegakk> I want to see whats going on during boot time
[09:15] <kisuke> Badegakk: grub2 right?
[09:15] <rww> Badegakk: run "sudo nano /etc/default/grub" in Konsole, change GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT to equal "", save. run "sudo update-grub".
[09:16] <Badegakk> rww, ahh. thx  :)
[09:16] <rww> Badegakk: (specifically, there are two options you'll remove. "splash" activates the splash screen, "quiet" suppresses some messages during boot)
[09:17] <JackStoner> hey can anyone help me with this error??
[09:17] <JackStoner> dpkg: failed to open `/var/lib/dpkg/status' for writing status information: Invalid argument
[09:17] <kisuke> JackStoner: what package?
[09:17] <JackStoner> kisuke: skype
[09:18] <kisuke> JackStoner: that's all it says?
[09:18] <Badegakk> rww, my box hangs sometimes during boot, with no disk activity, but alt ctrl del works.. wanna know whats going on, hehe
[09:18] <Diverdude> I am using sshfs, and it works fine, but after having beeing connected for 15-20 minutes something happens to the connections and it hangs. The only way i can reconnect is by restarting the computer and reconnect. This is EXTREMELY timeconsuming. Is this a known bug?
[09:18] <spazmi> I have been using my gateway with a static IP but recently changed my ISP-subscription to a dynamic IP... what do I need to re-conf in my gateway for it to request a dynamic IP from the modem instead?
[09:18] <JackStoner> kisuke: i tried installing skype and something broke i think and i had to do dpkg --configure -a
[09:18] <henkpoley> Badegakk: what would be the stage of your boot? already seen grub, ubuntu splash ?
[09:18] <JackStoner> but doing that throws me that error
[09:19] <kisuke> Diverdude: try looking on launchpad.net
[09:19] <Badegakk> henkpoley, ubuntu splash
[09:19] <kisuke> JackStoner: uninstall, reboot, then reinstall might solve it
[09:20] <Badegakk> henkpoley, it just stop loading
[09:20] <JackStoner> kisuke: it didnt install completely
[09:20] <Badegakk> henkpoley, only happens every 1 of 3 boot atempts
[09:21] <henkpoley> Badegakk: you could try removing splash and quiet from your kernel command line /boot/grub/grub.cnf(?ini?conf? they changed this a lot)
[09:21] <kisuke> JackStoner: ok then try restarting WMD reinstalling
[09:22] <henkpoley> Badegakk: then you'll at least know what has started, so people can guess what doesn't work
[09:22] <rww> henkpoley: /etc/default/grub , and I already recmomended that :)
[09:22] <rww> recommended **
[09:22] <kisuke> henkpoley: it's in /etc/grub but I don't remember the exact file I beleve it's 01.conf
[09:22] <JackStoner> kisuke: is there anyother way around without restarting?? coz i have this uptime im trying to maintain :P
[09:23] <Badegakk> changes are made, lets hope i can manage to see what the problem is,  i have ssd disk so it boots pretty fast
[09:23] <henkpoley> Badegakk: hey, when it hangs it hangs
[09:23] <Badegakk> henkpoley, true
[09:23] <kisuke> JackStoner: you don't have to, but it will clean out all the junk that has acculumated
[09:23] <Badegakk> Thx for the help everyone :)
[09:24] <JackStoner> mmhh...k  thanks kisuke
[09:24] <kisuke> JackStoner: how long have you been up?
[09:25] <JackStoner> kisuke: 7 days and a couple of hours :P
[09:25] <kisuke> JackStoner: mehi
[09:25] <JackStoner> kisuke: on my laptop too :P
[09:26] <lotrpy> hello, I am a user of Ubuntu 8.04 LTS, I can't apt-get update/remove rhythmbox, is there anyway to fix this? the error log is here: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/BWfY1nH5
[09:29] <lost_and_unfound> soup
[09:29] <lost_and_unfound> idk\
[09:33] <malv> how do you change the default movie player?
[09:34] <oblu> malv: system/preferences/preferred applacions
[09:34] <malv> movie player is not in there
[09:34] <oblu> malv: then open terminal, and: sudo apt-get install mplayer-gnome
[09:39] <Aemaeth> so fspot can load about 10,000 images before crashing
[09:41] <intel> In ubuntu is there any stuff like run in Windows
[09:41] <intel> it is an open question
[09:41] <intel> to all
[09:42] <amagee> intel: do you mean alt+f2?
[09:42] <Aemaeth> intel, that depends on what the definition of "stuff like" is
[09:43] <intel> I mean do we have any command in Ubuntu like cmd in Windows
[09:44] <Aemaeth> then amagee got you
[09:44] <yule> intel: Applications > Accessoires > Terminal ?
[09:44] <intel> no
[09:44] <intel> it is not
[09:44] <intel> you cannot detect the ip address from terminal
[09:45] <yule> intel: try 'ifconfig'
[09:45] <Aemaeth> you...can't?
[09:45] <intel> can u ping in terminal
[09:45] <rww> 'ping'
[09:45] <SwedeMike> intel: you can do "everything" in terminal.
[09:45] <yule> now can you install softare from 'cmd' in windows? :)
[09:45] <rww> I note that Windows didn't invent the 'ping' command ;)
[09:45] <Aemaeth> i download 4chan and 7chan pictures using a terminal script
[09:46] <intel> I think you should try typing ipconfig in terminal and check it
[09:46] <Aemaeth> wget and curl mean you don't really need a browser...if you're into that sort of thing
[09:46] <intel> i didn't get any
[09:46] <SwedeMike> intel: ifconfig, not ipconfig.
[09:46] <intel> sorry....I got it
[09:46] <intel> Tanks
[09:47] <SwedeMike> intel: or rather, use the command "ip", "ip -4 a l"  to list the addressses, "ip -4 r l" to list routes.
[09:47] <SwedeMike> "ip - show / manipulate routing, devices, policy routing and tunnels"
[09:47] <livingdaylight> people of ooBoonToo I have question: I dl and install things which leave Desktop launchers, but they are like scripts-looking? when I click to launch, it says me that it is not 'trusted' How can I make it trusted?
[09:47] <intel> how to track ip address in ubuntu like we do in Windows
[09:47] <vaibhav> how to reset or recover password of ubuntu??
[09:48] <rww> ubottu: password | vaibhav
[09:48] <SwedeMike> intel: people in here don't really know windows, so please state what you want to do instead.
[09:48] <yule> intel: what do you mean by 'track'?
[09:48] <intel> ok
[09:48] <intel> trace
[09:48] <llutz> intel: traceroute
[09:49] <rww> Windows didn't invent that one, either ;)
[09:49] <llutz> win/ms invented _everything_ though
[09:50] <intel> actually I am in search of ubuntu ebook ..... can anyone refer me the link please
[09:50] <rww> ubottu: manual | intel
[09:50] <Dracona> #join !smjg
[09:50] <rww> ubottu: terminal | intel
[09:51] <intel> thanks ones again
[09:53] <joaojeronimo> Hi guys, isn't the error reporting in PHP turned on by default ? I can't see my errors even if I turn error reporting on...
[09:53] <joaojeronimo> can anyone help me ?
[09:53] <joaojeronimo> I'm running Ubuntu 10.04, lighttpd and php5-cgi
[09:55] <Niglop> any programs I can edit pdf files with?
[09:55] <Geier> joaojeronimo: error_reporting(E_ALL); ?
[09:55] <cmpsalvestrini> Niglop: Best bet is to use OpenOffice and save your doc as PDF
[09:55] <joaojeronimo> Geier: Yes I also tried that in local .php files but no effect...
[09:56] <Niglop> kk
[09:56] <Niglop> cmpsalvestrini» open office doesnt let me open pdf file
[09:56] <Niglop> It asks me for the character set etc, when I use the default it is encoded
[09:56] <yule> Niglop: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Pdf_Import_Extension
[09:57] <yule> Niglop: do you use that one?
[09:57] <Niglop> mm thanks yule
[09:57] <Cork[home]> anyone know if theres a way to do something like this with nm-applet? http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linuxquestions-org-member-success-stories-23/nic-bonding-between-eth0-and-wifi-678669/
[09:57] <Niglop> how do I import the extension yule?
[09:58] <itisbasi> whois itisbasi
[09:58] <andrea1974> ciao
[09:58] <yule> Nitglop: there's a link in the 'Download' section
[09:58] <yule> Nitglop: http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/pdfimport
[10:00] <Kruptein> Hey i installed gnome schedule from the ubuntu repos, and installed to run a script every minute, but that does not happen at all,  if I do the execute now button in schedule the script is ran, but only once (like it should)   how can I check whether the cron is setup right
[10:00] <kuttan_> does linux-image-virtual have dom0 support in it ?
[10:00] <Guest98456> can someone help me o.o
[10:02] <Guest98456> hellooo O.o
[10:02] <Glowball> I'd like to install Ubuntu as a dual boot on my parents' pc, but there's some unmovable file somewhere at the end of the disk (and it has got 'Jrnl' in its name, so it seems important :P). Would it be safe to just change the partition size from within EASUS Partition Manager (when the disk is in use, not sure if that's a good idea) or to do it from within the Ubuntu installation (moving vital
[10:02] <Glowball> parts of the Windows filesystem without it knowing.. Not sure if that's a good idea either :P)
[10:02] <yule> Guest98456: just state your problem :)
[10:02] <Matthes> hello
[10:03] <Matthes> I have a partition /dev/sd1 ext4  mountpint: /    size 227.14GB  used: 68.19GB   unused: 158.95   flags: boot
[10:04] <ilovefairuz> Cork[home]: probably not, but nice link
[10:04] <Guest98456> k well i tried to install 10.4 ubuntu and when i was doing all the updates on the first run it asked me something about grub, and i just hit next or whatever without reading it. then when i had to restart it said error: no such device: fc4e2e75-93e0-4dce-947c-17522800c0ce
[10:04] <Guest98456> and i cant even get on my windows
[10:04] <Matthes> van I make another partition without the current one being damaged
[10:04] <Matthes> ?
[10:05] <Guest98456> can someone please help me i need to get my windows back atleast
[10:05] <Glowball> Guest98456: How did you install ubuntu?
[10:05] <yule> Guest98456: sounds like a problem with grub, the boot manager, I think you need a live-cd to boot and then re-install grub. can someone else confirm this? I guess I could look it up
[10:05] <Aemaeth> and fspot is starting to crash again
[10:05] <cmpsalvestrini> Glowball: Before repartitioning the HD on that computer, try defragmenting it with the option to consolidate free space. The .jrnl externsion seems to me that it is some sort of journal implemented by Win7
[10:05] <Guest98456> uhh that one program i cant rember the name to install from windows
[10:06] <ilovefairuz> Kruptein: why not just use crontab? check its man page
[10:06] <Guest98456> wubi or something
[10:06] <Aemaeth> and yeah, reinstall will fix grub issue because grub will reognise dicks fresh
[10:06] <Glowball> cmpsalvestrini: I did, with MyDefrag. It says it's unmovable. Also, the extension isn't .jrnl, it's just something in the name, I don't remember the extention. Plus, it's a Windows XP cd
[10:06] <Aemaeth> trust me, i've seen that same error hundreds of times
[10:06] <Aemaeth> what i get for typing commands into a computer with no monitor
[10:06] <Kruptein> ilovefairuz: yes I know crontab,  but in a previous ubuntu install I had also gnome-schedule and it worked fine in that case, so I thought I just could re-use it
[10:07] <Guest98456> so should i get the cd install on a disk from this computer and reinstall ubuntu?
[10:07] <Aemaeth> at least reinstall grub, i think that's at the beginning right?
[10:07] <ilovefairuz> Matthes: use gparted from ubuntu live cd to resize the partition and make a new one in the unallocated space
[10:07] <Glowball> Not reinstalling Ubuntu from the cd, since Wubi installs it inside Windows.
[10:08] <Matthes> ok, thanks
[10:08] <Guest98456> it says grub saver or whatever and idk alot about ubuntu so im kinda confused
[10:08] <yule> Guest98456: basically, you now have ubuntu installed in a file on your windows partition, so if you reinstall now you probably need to resize that partition
[10:08] <Glowball> Only try to reinstall grub. If it doesn't work out, put in your Windows recovery disk and run fixmbr, then you'll be able to boot Windows again
[10:08] <cmpsalvestrini> Glowball: In any case to be on the safe side I'd go around that by installing Ubuntu on an usb stick, until you manage to understand what that file is. Also, I'd ask for permission to your parents before messing with their pc...
[10:08] <Aemaeth> what Glowball said sounds like truth
[10:09] <aurilliance> What does the "vv" (two v's) do in "tar cvvzf ../test.tar.gz *"??
[10:09] <Guest98456> i dont think i have a windows recov disk...but how would i go about reinsalling grub
[10:09] <ilovefairuz> Guest98456: first of all, did you install using wubi (the windows installer) or a normal install ?
[10:09] <Glowball> cmpsalvestrini: I've got permission ;) The Windows install fucked up not long after I got my own laptop and didn't take care of it anymore.
[10:09] <Guest98456> i used wubi
[10:09] <rshakin> hey ppl
[10:09] <rshakin> how is going
[10:09] <ilovefairuz> Guest98456: do you see grub:sh> or grub:rescue> ?
[10:10] <Guest98456> rescue
[10:10] <ilovefairuz> !hi | rshakin
[10:10] <Glowball> cmpsalvestrini: That's why I am going to install Ubuntu now. I am allowed to do it. But they still want an intact Windows install until they approved Ubuntu as usable :)
[10:10] <llutz> aurilliance: attempt to increase verbosity?
[10:10] <DVDR8> hi, do i have to install ubuntu-restricted-extras in order to get flash plugin working in chromium? i dont want the general flash plugin for all browsers...
[10:10] <ilovefairuz> Guest98456: type 'ls' and type here what shows up
[10:10] <aurilliance> llutz, does putting it twice up the verbosity even more does it?
[10:10] <ilovefairuz> !flash | DVDR8
[10:10] <Guest98456> uhh alright
[10:11] <llutz> aurilliance: not with gnu/tar afaik
[10:11] <Guest98456> ill be back i gotta go unplug everything from here and plug it in there
[10:11] <Guest98456> thanks for helping ill be back in like 10 minutes
[10:12] <aurilliance> llutz, hmm just checked and vv lists file permissions and owners as well as files :) thanks for the input tho
[10:12] <llutz> aurilliance: i stay corrected, it dies
[10:12] <llutz> does
[10:12] <hardcampa> OMG finally! A native spotify client for linux, it's a preview but it works.
[10:13] <Aemaeth> !spotify | Aemaeth
[10:13] <Aemaeth> !hardcampa spotify
[10:14] <hardcampa> Go here http://www.spotify.com/se/blog/archives/2010/07/12/linux/
[10:14] <ilovefairuz> !fishing > Aemaeth
[10:14] <leaga> my PC have this problem " ata1: device not ready (errno=-16), forcing hardreset" my PC os ubuntu 10.04
[10:14] <hardcampa> don't see it
[10:15] <hardcampa> I've got no priv msg from you
[10:15] <{g}> Good morning, Ladies and Gentlemen! I have fresh Ubuntu install here with no X installed yet. I want to install gnome, but "apt-get ubuntu-desktop" will probably install a ton of bloat. What would be a good way? "apt-get install gnome"?
[10:15] <Kwpolska> hi people.
[10:16] <ilovefairuz> !hi  | Kwpolska
[10:16] <Kwpolska> I needed to boot for a while to livecd of 10.04, and can someone tell me: is it some fail of my computer or you HAVE got dmz cursors in tty?
[10:16] <Aemaeth> no local file support? are they mad?
[10:17] <etherealite> Hey I've got my mouse speed topped out in Lucid and it's still slow. Anyone have links for a fix?
[10:17] <ilovefairuz> {g}: there's gnome-core (very slim) and gnome-desktop-environment (more packages)
[10:17] <Kwpolska> etherealite: how it worked in another OS?
[10:17] <{g}> ilovefairuz: after doing "gnome-core" i will have X? Will I start it via "gnome"? or via "gdm"?
[10:17] <RoutineT> I've been using Ubuntu 8 with PHP 5.2.  Do the repositories now have PHP >5.3?
[10:17] <etherealite> Kwpolska just fine in XP
[10:18] <Kwpolska> RoutineT: get ubuntu 10.04? or maybe if it's a server get some more serverish distro?
[10:18] <Kwpolska> etherealite: what's your mouse?
[10:18] <RoutineT> Kwpolska: that's what I'm looking.  I'm building a new server, and I'd very much like PHP 5.3 or better on it
[10:18] <ilovefairuz> {g}: use apt-get -s install to see what packages are going to be installed without actually installing them
[10:18] <Guest98456> i typed ls in the grub rescue
[10:18] <Guest98456> and it said hd0
[10:18] <ilovefairuz> {g}: a "dry run"
[10:19] <ilovefairuz> Guest98456: only that?
[10:19] <etherealite> say Kwpolska Microsoft Microsoft 3-Button Mouse with IntelliEye(TM)
[10:19] <Guest98456> yes
[10:19] <etherealite> Microsoft Microsoft 3-Button Mouse with IntelliEye(TM)
[10:19] <{g}> ilovefairuz: why should I do that?
[10:19] <rww> RoutineT: Ubuntu 10.04 has PHP 5.3.2
[10:19] <RoutineT> Kwpolska: are you implying that 10.04 is not good for a server platform?
[10:19] <Guest98456> waht does that mean S:
[10:20] <Kwpolska> RoutineT: it is not
[10:20] <RoutineT> rww: thanks...normal apt route for install?
[10:20] <Kwpolska> ANY ubuntu is not good for server
[10:20] <ilovefairuz> {g}: to check if that packages will get Xorg/gdm or not
[10:20] <RoutineT> Kwpolska: why not?  what would be a good distro?
[10:20] <Kwpolska> for servers, you've got debian, centos, BSDs, gentoo, but not ubuntu.
[10:20] <rww> RoutineT: Kwpolska is passing off his opinion as fact. I personally use and know a bunch of people that use Ubuntu Server.
[10:20] <rww> RoutineT: yup. 'php5' package
[10:20] <Kwpolska> ubuntu is made for desktop, ubuntu server is evil.
[10:21] <RoutineT> Kwpolska: I also have been using ubuntu server, and it has worked great.  Any particular reasons for your position?
[10:21] <ilovefairuz> Guest98456: how many partitions do you have?
[10:21] <{g}> ilovefairuz: i want to use it via tightvncserver. so i would not start gnome manually anyway.
[10:22] <intel> how to make a dial-up connection in ubuntu10
[10:22] <bazhang> !dialup > intel
[10:23] <Guest98456> 2 i think :S computer came with c: windows and d: data. im pretty new to computer stuff like this so sorry :S
[10:25] <ilovefairuz> Guest98456: do you have ubuntu live cd?
[10:25] <Guest98456> no i used wubi
[10:25] <Guest98456> i can make a cd on this computer if i have to though
[10:26] <Alex4108> ?�DCC SEND "ff???f?ð‘¹ð‘°ð‘·ð‘³ð‘¶ð‘³ð‘ºð‘¼ð‘·ð‘®ð‘¼ð’€ð‘º" 0 0 0
[10:26] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, or type « /msg ubottu exploit » for more information.
[10:26] <rww> wow, haven't seen that in a while
[10:27] <RoutineT> why would Ubuntu not be a good server platform?
[10:27] <Maser> wow floodboot kicked into action
[10:28] <Maser> [05:26] * ChanServ sets mode: +ooo FloodBot4 FloodBot1 FloodBot3
[10:28] <ilovefairuz> Guest98456: ok here are the options: a) you can make an ubuntu live cd to that we can investigate this issue further  b) use the windows cd to fix the problem but you'll not be able to access ubuntu and you'll have to reinstall it
[10:31] <Guest98456> uh ill make a live cd
[10:31] <Guest98456> i didnt get a windows disk
[10:31] <Guest98456> with my comp
[10:32] <quietone> intel, I don't use dial up. have you searched the community docs?  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto/SetUpDialer
[10:32] <Guest98456> i dont really care about ubuntu
[10:32] <Guest98456> i didnt install anything on it yet
[10:33] <Guest98456> i just wanna be able to get back on windows
[10:33] <Glowball> Guest98456: You can download such a disk from microsoft.com
[10:33] <Guest98456> ooh
[10:33] <Guest98456> k ill go look
[10:33] <rasu> hello i try to get my vsftpd to work i cant get vsftpd to log errors
[10:33] <ilovefairuz> !enter | Guest98456
[10:34] <Thomas_Bates> Can someone direct me to the channel concerning tech support for USB issues?
[10:34] <questions> wikitaxi can visit wikipedia off-line but it isn't have image,how to solve it?
[10:35] <Kwpolska> Thomas_Bates: no such channel?
[10:35] <Thomas_Bates> Alright,
[10:35] <Thomas_Bates> I've got a bit of an issue :/
[10:35] <Thomas_Bates> A certain flash drive works on my laptop, but refuses to work at all on my desktop, both are running Ubuntu 10.04
[10:35] <Thomas_Bates> I find it quite odd
[10:36] <ilovefairuz> Glowball: are you sure there's such a disk ?
[10:36] <Guest98456> i cant find anything for it :S
[10:36] <Glowball> ilovefairuz: Well, I once downloaded a recovery disk for Windows XP.. I assume they also have disks for Vista or 7 to download
[10:36] <ilovefairuz> Glowball: from microsoft's website?
[10:36] <Glowball> Yes
[10:37] <Glowball> Guest98456: what Windows version have you got?
[10:37] <Guest98456> windows 7
[10:38] <Glowball> (I'm looking for it..)
[10:38] <Guest98456> ok thank you
[10:40] <quietone> Thomas_Bates, on our 7 yr old desktop the usb ports are unpredictable. one day one port works and the next day not. this happens irregardless of OS (XP/lucid/gNewSense)
[10:40] <ilovefairuz> Guest98456: if you don't mind, please also burn ubuntu live cd to further investigate this issue because I've seen this reported here more than once
[10:40] <Glowball> Guest98456: Ugh, nope, can't find it.
[10:41] <Kwpolska> Guest98456: what do you mean by "recovery disk"?
[10:41] <Thomas_Bates> My desktop is only about 3 years old
[10:41] <Thomas_Bates> and I've never had any issue with them.
[10:41] <Kwpolska> and why are you asking for a recovery disk for windows?
[10:41] <Glowball> Kwpolska: It's like a disk with Windows 7 on it, but you can only use it to fix errors, not to completely install Windows
[10:41] <ilovefairuz> Kwpolska: the original installation cd, we are trying to find an alternative
[10:42] <ilovefairuz> Kwpolska: scroll up and read
[10:42] <Kwpolska> Glowball: possible to do from the WAIK
[10:42] <Guest98456> ill burn the live cd
[10:42] <Glowball> I'm 100% sure it existed for Windows XP, but I haven't got any experience with later versions
[10:42] <Kwpolska> there is such a possibility for windows vista or 7
[10:42] <Guest98456> i just hope i can find a cd thats big enough :S
[10:43] <Kwpolska> but you need a machine and DVD of one of them
[10:43] <Thomas_Bates> Where does Ubuntu keep its drivers?
[10:43] <ectospasm> Thomas_Bates: what do you mean, "drivers"?
[10:43] <Kwpolska> Thomas_Bates: kernel, /lib, etc.
[10:43] <ectospasm> Thomas_Bates: /lib/modules may contain most of them
[10:43] <Thomas_Bates> alright
[10:44] <Thomas_Bates> Thanks
[10:44] <Thomas_Bates> I suppose there is no way for me to specifically tell if it pertains to USB or not?
[10:44] <Thomas_Bates> Judging by these file names
[10:44] <ectospasm> Thomas_Bates: you can try lsmod | grep *usb*
[10:45] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: depends on what kind of driver, it could be a linux kernel module or an Xorg module
[10:45] <Guest98456> k i found a cd and a usb drive if the disk is scratched or something :S gonna go download and burn it
[10:45] <ectospasm> or "lsmod | grep *hci"
[10:45] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: what are you trying to the find the driver of ?
[10:46] <Thomas_Bates> hmm
[10:46] <questions> ´ó¸ç´ó½ãÃÇ£¬ÓÐÃ»ÓÐ¸ö¶®ÖÐÎÄµÄ£¿
[10:46] <Thomas_Bates> USB drive, anything that would note a driver capable of reading a USB which is present on my laptop, but absent on my desktop
[10:46] <Kwpolska> questions: what?
[10:46] <Thomas_Bates> My laptop displays usb_storage, as does the desktop, which isn't unexpected.
[10:46] <ilovefairuz> !en | questions
[10:47] <Kwpolska> questions: and you need to change your charset
[10:47] <Thomas_Bates> desktop also displays hid and usbhid
[10:47] <ectospasm> Thomas_Bates: are you looking to see if a drive inserted via USB is recognized by the OS?  Check dmesg
[10:47] <Thomas_Bates> Dunno what those are
[10:47] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: plug the drive in the laptop, and pastebin the output of: lsusb
[10:47] <ilovefairuz> !paste | Thomas_Bates
[10:48] <Thomas_Bates> ...?
[10:48] <rypervenche> I have a question for anyone who is able to help. I just got Ubuntu and I was wondering... If I have to change monitors, is there anything that I have to do or will it automatically recognize the monitor?
[10:48] <bazhang> rypervenche, should be auto
[10:48] <eeeris> hi guys!
[10:48] <Kwpolska> rypervenche: automatically, but you might have to change the resolution yourself
[10:48] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: plug the drive in the computer, open a terminal, type 'lsmod' and press enter, then copy and paste the text
[10:48] <Kwpolska> !hi | eeeris
[10:48] <erUSUL> rypervenche: System>Preferences>Display also exist ...
[10:48] <Thomas_Bates> I got that part...
[10:48] <Thomas_Bates> I meant the line of pastebin
[10:49] <rypervenche> Do I have to change it beforehand or can I do it afterward?
[10:49] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: sorry, lsusb
[10:49]  * Thomas_Bates already knew that...
[10:49] <rypervenche> Because when I did it the first time, I wasn't able to boot Ubuntu and I was getting these messages. http://3.ly/GtkB
[10:50] <Kwpolska> rypervenche: hmm, what device is it?
[10:50] <ilovefairuz> rypervenche: most monitors "just work" try it and if you have a problem, come ask about it here
[10:50] <rypervenche> I have since reinstalled Ubuntu, but I still would have liked to know what went wrong.
[10:51] <Israfel> こんばんは! Everyone doing ok here?
[10:51] <rypervenche> I haven't been able to connect to the Internet yet, so I'm not sure if I have all of the drivers I need.
[10:51] <Thomas_Bates> laptop: http://www.pastebin.com/gDQ0GDaW desktop: http://pastebin.com/gdKV44e0   Both taken with the drive in.
[10:51] <Kwpolska> !jp | Israfel
[10:51] <Israfel> lol, yes yes. I know it's japanese.
[10:51] <Kwpolska> rypervenche: not drivers, modules.
[10:52] <Kwpolska> Israfel: you shall talk here ONLY in english.
[10:52] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: what brand is the drive?
[10:52] <rypervenche> Kwpolska: Oh, ok. I am brand new to Linux^^ I am very excited about it though. It looks very fun and promising.
[10:52] <janicko> sacarlson: are you here?
[10:52] <Thomas_Bates> I've no idea, the driver included is called UMSS
[10:52] <Israfel> Can I speak in 1337?
[10:52] <Kwpolska> what the---
[10:53] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: and where is it plugged the laptop or desktop ?
[10:53] <Thomas_Bates> Also, the drive is plugged into the keyboard hub
[10:53] <Kwpolska> Israfel: no. us english, canadian english, aussie english, british, welsh, scottish, etc, etc, but no l33t.
[10:53] <Kwpolska> rypervenche: yes, yes. what are you using to connect to the inet?
[10:53] <ilovefairuz> !ot | Israfel, you know better!
[10:53] <Thomas_Bates> I do not know which port correlates with the output
[10:53] <janicko> I'm having trouble with wireless router, It is being recognized, also it's saing it,s connected, but i can't get on internet...
[10:54] <Thomas_Bates> As there is nothing else USB plugged into the laptop...
[10:54] <rypervenche> Kwpolska: I have had this PC for a while with Windows Vista on it. I just put Ubuntu on it with Wubi last night.
[10:54] <Israfel> Ok, I'll stay on topic. What's the best way to get a windows-type IME for japanese?
[10:54] <Kwpolska> rypervenche: what is problem?
[10:54] <Israfel> For ubuntu.
[10:54] <Kwpolska> Israfel: google, or try to install japanese release
[10:55] <rypervenche> Kwpolska: Well, I have reinstalled Ubuntu since my problem because I couldn't figure out a solution.
[10:55] <Kwpolska> rypervenche: bad idea.
[10:55] <Kwpolska> what is your problem, please?
[10:55] <Israfel> Kwpolska: I don't want the entire OS to be in jp. Just an IME. I speak too many languages for just one OS janguage install.
[10:55] <bazhang> Israfel, ibus
[10:56] <Thomas_Bates> I doubt this is neccessary, but this is what I have: http://www.xonixe.com/products/USBWatch/spec.php  (XU-L) Ordered from ThinkGeek
[10:56] <karthee> hi .. I am importing mysql .. its taking too much time .. How do I use nice  for the mysql-imported to be done faster ?
[10:56] <rypervenche> Kwpolska: Well, after installing Ubuntu, I went downstairs with my PC and used a different monitor and keyboard and then it didn't load Ubuntu when I tried downstairs.
[10:56] <Kwpolska> Israfel: check out things used for ime and you can install english one
[10:56] <bazhang> Kwpolska, telling people to google is not an acceptable answer
[10:56] <Kwpolska> bazhang: i know, i know
[10:56] <bazhang> Kwpolska, then don't do it
[10:56] <Kwpolska> rypervenche: your monitor might not be correct
[10:56] <Kwpolska> bazhang: then do not remind me.
[10:57] <rypervenche> Kwpolska: and I came back upstairs and it didn't work. I just kept getting that black screen with white lettering with different things on it, all saying "resume from disk failed"
[10:57] <rypervenche> Kwpolska: Well the one I use is a widescreen and the one downstairs is not.
[10:57] <Kwpolska> resume from disk? did you hibernated it or done something evil?
[10:57] <Kwpolska> rypervenche: that shall not be a problem
[10:57] <Kwpolska> did it worked with windows on that pc?
[10:57] <rypervenche> Kwpolska: I'm on the windows on it now.
[10:58] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: tail -f /var/log/messages .. unplug and plug it again, paste the messages that show up
[10:58] <rypervenche> Kwpolska: I never hibernate or anything like that.
[10:58] <Kwpolska> rypervenche: maybe the system did it for you?
[10:59] <ChaosR> hello, I installed ubuntu on my new laptop, with the kernel that came with the installer (2.6.32-21) everything works fine, but with 2.6.32-24 xserver fails to load the intel drivers complaining about a drm error, anybody knows how to solve this?
[10:59] <Thomas_Bates> hmm
[10:59] <Thomas_Bates> odd
[10:59] <Israfel> bazhang: Thanks. I think I found it. Kwpolska must think I need a jp install with an English IME.
[10:59] <Thomas_Bates> http://pastebin.com/6ux3WC0h
[11:00] <bazhang> Israfel, that is not correct. Japanese/Mandarin / Korean works fine here with English install. ibus and language packs is it
[11:00] <Thomas_Bates> it looks to me like it is disconnecting repeatedly
[11:00] <Thomas_Bates> or something like that
[11:01] <bazhang> Israfel, assuming you mean lucid, as scim was for earlier releases
[11:01] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: looks trimmed to me, more messages?
[11:01] <Thomas_Bates> after the C/P
[11:01] <Thomas_Bates> Update
[11:01] <rypervenche> Kwpolska: So basically changing hardware shouldn't affect my Ubuntu and it must have been another problem? Or could it have been the monitor resolution that messed it up?
[11:02] <Thomas_Bates> http://pastebin.com/WC2xfWdM
[11:03] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: does it keep generating messages without you physically connecting/disconnecting it?
[11:03] <Israfel> bazhang: Yeah, I have 10.04. I'm setting it up not. I may need to edit my bashrc. Working on it now.
[11:03] <Thomas_Bates> si
[11:03] <Thomas_Bates> Which is worrying me
[11:03] <Thomas_Bates> btw
[11:03] <Thomas_Bates> It disconnected, according to this
[11:03] <ilovefairuz> !enter | Thomas
[11:03] <Thomas_Bates> without being unplugged
[11:04] <Thomas_Bates> Multiple points.
[11:04]  * Thomas_Bates does not like the bot.
[11:04] <janicko> sacarlson: are you here?
[11:05] <bazhang> Thomas_Bates, then dont use the enter key so much
[11:05] <Thomas_Bates> Habbit.
[11:06] <janicko> could i have help with my wireless router? It is being recognized, It also say it is connected, but i can't get on internet....
[11:06] <oCean__> janicko: what have you tried so far? Can you ping ip adresses?
[11:07] <sacarlson> janicko yes
[11:07] <janicko> sacarlson: still have troubles man
[11:07] <sacarlson> janicko: ok
[11:07] <Kwpolska> janicko: can you connect to your router admin?
[11:08] <janicko> Kwpolska: no
[11:08] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: what ubuntu version are you running? and do you have all latest updates install? (especially kernel updates)
[11:08] <Kwpolska> janicko: something is wrong with dhcp or whatever
[11:08] <Thomas_Bates> 10.04
[11:09] <Thomas_Bates> And yes, I think so
[11:09] <ilovefairuz> janicko: ping 8.8.8.8 .. does it go through ?
[11:09] <Thomas_Bates> Although, it only checks ever 2 weeks.
[11:09] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:10] <Friar> hello, I want to add my /home/user/programs directory to the list of directories that I can execute programs from without typing out the entire directory. I believe there is a list of these paths somewhere...Does anyone know where that is?
[11:10] <janicko> ilovefairuz: no
[11:10] <Thomas_Bates>  running one both.
[11:10] <ilovefairuz> janicko: what error?
[11:11] <erUSUL> Friar: use  /home/user/bin instead of /home/user/programs and it will authomatically added
[11:11] <Kwpolska> Friar: yes
[11:11] <Kwpolska> Friar: use /home/user/bin, as erUSUL said
[11:12] <Kwpolska> open a new terminal window and put "echo $PATH"
[11:12] <ilovefairuz> Friar: yes use ~/bin, and type echo $PATH to see the whole list
[11:12] <Kwpolska> if it says /home/usr/bin somewhere - you're good to go
[11:12] <ilovefairuz> Kwpolska: it doesn't, only after you actually create a ~/bin
[11:12] <erUSUL> Friar: see the /home/user/.profile  file. in there they set up ~/bin
[11:12] <Friar> Thanks guys....so just copy the program to bin after compiling? when I use the g++ compiler I get an a.out file...can I rename a.out to something and then always have a compiled version?
[11:12] <Kwpolska> ilovefairuz: read first message, plz
[11:12] <israfel> Much better. にほんご is installed. I'll still need to work on my kanji, but at least I can be back on here with my Linux install.
[11:12] <Kwpolska> Friar: yes
[11:13] <ilovefairuz> Friar: just create the directory and it will pick it up
[11:13] <erUSUL> Friar: yes you can rename
[11:13] <bazhang> israfel, working?
[11:13] <babu__> how to download mysql documentation guide...
[11:13] <Kwpolska> Friar: rename it to eg. myfsckingawesomeprogram and put it to ~/bin
[11:13] <Kwpolska> and oyu're good to go
[11:13] <Friar> thanks to everyone! I appreciate the quick help.
[11:13] <israfel> bazhang, Yup. I'm back on my ubuntu laptop. Just can't find the way to get kanji to display. But at least the hirigana shows.
[11:13] <sdistefano> does anyone know where the desktop effects settings are stored?
[11:13] <bazhang> israfel, then configure it for kanji
[11:13] <sdistefano> I want to disable them globally but copying .gconf to skel doesn't seem to do the trick
[11:13] <Kwpolska> babu__: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/
[11:14] <erUSUL> sdistefano: ~/.config/compiz/ ?
[11:14] <Kwpolska> just a second of searching in google
[11:14] <israfel> bazhang, Working on it. The japanese setting for kanji isn't showing the proper one.
[11:14] <sdistefano> erUSUL let me try .config again
[11:14] <janicko> ilovefairuz: it say something like too slow to connect
[11:14] <erUSUL> !ccsm | sdistefano
[11:14] <oCean_> janicko: can you pastebin output of 'ifconfig -a' and 'route -n' and 'cat /etc/resolv.conf'
[11:15] <ilovefairuz> janicko: please type the exact error message
[11:15] <sdistefano> ubottu: I just want to disable it globally, for all users
[11:15] <sdistefano> ubottu: and .config doesn't do the trick
[11:15] <sdistefano> oops
[11:16] <sdistefano> .config doesn't do the trick
[11:16] <Kwpolska> sdistefano: disable? sudo apt-get remove compiz
[11:16] <janicko> can you remind me have to pastebin?
[11:16] <oCean_> !paste > janicko
[11:17] <ilovefairuz> Thomas_Bates: please file a bug on this if it continued past any  updates
[11:18] <sdistefano> Kwpolska still doesn't help
[11:18] <sdistefano> I get a video error i I don't go to preferences and disable effects
[11:18] <sdistefano> and I don't want to do that for every user
[11:18] <sdistefano> removing compiz didn't help
[11:18] <Friar> well, it appears it isn't so easy...I created /home/nathan/bin, then I renamed a.out to helloworld. then I tried to run helloworld and it said command not found.
[11:18] <ilovefairuz> Friar: close the terminal and open it again
[11:18] <oCean_> Friar: have you updated your $PATH?
[11:19] <bazhang> sdistefano, install fusion-icon then
[11:19] <Friar> I also did $PATH and got: nathan@lappy:~$ echo $PATH
[11:19] <Friar> /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
[11:19] <hardcampa> just run the program as ./a.out
[11:19] <ilovefairuz> oCean_: you don't need to do it manually, it gets picked up if ~/bin exists
[11:19] <janicko> oCean_:http://paste.ubuntu.com/477856/
[11:19] <Kwpolska> Friar: close the terminal and redo it
[11:19] <Kwpolska> hardcampa: it's better to use ~/bin
[11:19] <erUSUL> Friar: you have to reopen the terminal
[11:19] <Friar> ilovefairuz. I have tried that. oCean, how do I update $PATH?
[11:19] <hardcampa> not while you're programming
[11:19] <Kwpolska> Friar: please create a file ~/.bashrc
[11:20] <hardcampa> but whatever, then just add it to the path.
[11:20] <erUSUL> Friar: and the file has to have executable permissions
[11:20] <Friar> Kwpolska, I have one...it is just the default.
[11:20] <oCean_> ilovefairuz: only if it exists in $PATH already
[11:20] <Kwpolska> and put inside: export PATH='/home/nathan/bin:$PATH'
[11:20] <Kwpolska> Friar: so put the line somewhere
[11:20] <erUSUL> Friar: run « source ~/.profile »
[11:20] <Kwpolska> Friar: you can try source ~/.bashrc as well
[11:21] <hammockhero> i've got two users with exactly the same .bashrc and .profile files. but one has terminal colors and the other doesn't. none of these files have references to the usernames. can someone help me figure this out?
[11:21] <Friar> when i do ls -l for my ~/bin I get: -rwxr-xr-x  1 nathan nathan 9143 2010-08-14 12:15 helloworld*
[11:21] <Kwpolska> Friar: who cares
[11:21] <Thomas_Bates> ilovefairuz: Will do
[11:21] <Kwpolska> Friar: just reopen the terminal, please!
[11:21] <ilovefairuz> erUSUL: isn't that .bash_profile ?
[11:21] <erUSUL> Friar: ok then do « « source ~/.profile »
[11:21] <Kwpolska> Friar: and put the line inside .bashrc or .profile
[11:21] <erUSUL> ilovefairuz: ,profile is what you get in recent ubuntu
[11:22] <Friar> Kwpolska, I have already restarted my terminal a few times.
[11:22] <bittin`> Hello, somone wanna try something to me check if they can ssh into bittin.homelinux.net at port 1337 ?
[11:22] <ilovefairuz> Friar: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastbinit ~/.profile
[11:22] <Friar> Kwpolska, what line do I put into .bashrc?
[11:22] <geirha> Friar: Restarting the terminal does not make it reread ~/.profile; it is read when you log in
[11:22] <janicko> oCean_:http://paste.ubuntu.com/477858/
[11:23] <Kwpolska> Friar: export PATH='/home/nathan/bin:$PATH
[11:23] <Ginbun2_> something is wrong with pidgin :(
[11:23] <erUSUL> Friar: third time is the charm ? ---> run "source ~/.profile"
[11:23] <Kwpolska> Ginbun2_: what?
[11:23] <oCean_> janicko: so, you also have a wired interface, which is working right now?
[11:23] <Ginbun2_> Kwpolska, the window of pidgin turns black quite a lot
[11:24] <kamel> hello
[11:24] <Friar> erUSUL, what does that command do? I know I should have asked before I ran it, but it worked and I wonder what it did.
[11:24] <Kwpolska> Ginbun2_: it hangs up?
[11:24] <Ginbun2_> Kwpolska, yes
[11:24] <Kwpolska> Friar: just doit
[11:24] <janicko> oCean_: yes, that's why i'm online now
[11:24] <Kwpolska> Ginbun2_: update your os
[11:24] <erUSUL> Friar: it reads the file and "execute" it in the current shell
[11:24] <Friar> thanks for the help.
[11:24] <Friar> I'm sorry I don't want to just run things that I don't know what they do....
[11:25] <oCean_> janicko: you got an ip address right there, and a routing table, which enables you to go online. You should compare those settings with the settings when you are on wireless
[11:25] <erUSUL> Friar: if you rwead the file you see it is there where the path is set. and where ~/bin/ is included
[11:25] <Friar> I appreciate the hlep.
[11:25] <th3hate> is there a way to resize ext3 partition from windows system?
[11:25] <raven> how to copy local files to a smb-drive?
[11:25] <Kwpolska> th3hate: no
[11:26] <Calinou> no
[11:26] <oCean_> janicko: there's nothing to debug for a working connection, right?
[11:26] <janicko> oCean_: how to do that. sorry for my stupidity
[11:26] <Kwpolska> th3hate: you can use gparted (it's on 10.04's livecd) for it
[11:26] <janicko> oCean_: right, but how to make it work?
[11:26] <ilovefairuz> janicko: what was the error you got while trying to ping?
[11:26] <cornelpdt> Hallo everyone, any UEC gurus around?
[11:27] <ilovefairuz> th3hate: probably partition magic supports it but ask in ##windows
[11:27] <bazhang> cornelpdt, ubuntuone?
[11:27] <oCean_> janicko: no, no it's not stupid. The pastebins you did, show you exact information: your ip-address and your routing. Now that you have pastebin'd them, you can start your wireless, and see if you get the same ipaddress and if your routing table (the route -n output) is the same
[11:27] <raven> how to copy local files to a smb-drive?
[11:28] <cornelpdt> bazhang: Cloud, not ubuntu one
[11:28] <erUSUL> raven: Places>Connect to Server. then drag and drop the files
[11:28] <erUSUL> raven: Places>Network>windows Network
[11:28] <raven> erUSUL, via shell
[11:28] <oCean_> janicko: you also better disconnect your wired interface, before starting the wireless
[11:29] <ilovefairuz> raven: smbclient
[11:30] <enav> a
[11:30] <zviryatko> привет всем! кто знает как в alsa включить звук для 4.0, карта nvidia ck804
[11:30] <janicko> oCean_: so you mean that i should turn of wired and turn the wireless and then do iwconfig?
[11:30] <erUSUL> raven: mount the share. mount -t cifst -o user=...,password=...., ... //ipaddress/share /mount/point
[11:30] <bazhang> !ru | zviryatko
[11:30] <ilovefairuz> raven: or use fusesmb to mount the share like a regular directory on the file system
[11:31] <tonymahoon> hey guys i'm trying to setup samba and am having some issues. when i connet from the windows client i can creat files, edit their content but i can't rename or delete them. i'm confused as to what would be causing this. any ideas?
[11:32] <oCean_> janicko: indeed. But iwconfig is all commandline right? There is also a GUI for the setup. You might like that better. It is in Menu: System > Preferences > Network connections
[11:32] <ciphersson1> 2112 @ justin.tv/cipherson
[11:32] <Gimped> tonymahoon: sounds like a permissions problem maybe?
[11:33] <tonymahoon> Gimped: yeah it is, but it's just weird that i can actually write to the file, and can create a file, but i can't rename it or delete it.
[11:33] <israfel> tonymahoon, The files or directories may still be open/active on the Windows client. It won't delete if it's considered open.
[11:34] <ilovefairuz> !spam > ciphersson1
[11:34] <fancybit> where should I put the *.info files?
[11:34] <ciphersson1> what
[11:34] <ilovefairuz> ciphersson1: don't spam links here
[11:34] <tonymahoon> israfel: the thing is i can't delete or rename them on the client, i can on the server
[11:34] <ciphersson1> bs im Friday night .................... linux for humans...............
[11:35] <zviryatko> hello, help me plz, who know how to add surround4.0 to alsa mixer ???
[11:35] <ciphersson1> comune
[11:35] <israfel> tonymahoon, Yup. That just screams permissions.
[11:35] <ciphersson1> stfu kids
[11:35] <ilovefairuz> !ops
[11:36] <tonymahoon> israfel: yeah i've just hit a dead end for things to look for. because it seems like i have write permissions ie i can create files, but then i sort of don't have write permissions too.
[11:36] <TSlackM> hey, got a litte problem with all space used up. doing a "du" and listing where all space is, it says 71G is used in .   yes just dott .
[11:36] <TSlackM> as in 4.0K    ./mnt
[11:36] <TSlackM> 71G     .
[11:36] <TSlackM> 71G     total
[11:37] <tonymahoon> israfel: i have found i can't chmod those files on the server end either, but i can delete them
[11:37] <FloodBot3> TSlackM: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:37] <ilovefairuz> fancybit: .info files of what?
[11:37] <janicko> oCean_: and then what next, cose i'll be offline in that moments so i need to now how to solve it
[11:37] <israfel> tonymahoon, Can't change them as the root?
[11:37] <well_laid_lawn> TSlackM: . is the current folder/dir
[11:38] <tonymahoon> israfel: let me check
[11:38] <zviryatko> man's, help me with alsa =)
[11:38] <halabund> can someone please dowload the first attachment from the ubuntu forum, so I won't need to register just to get a simple fix ... ? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1488970
[11:39] <ilovefairuz> !sound > zviryatko
[11:39] <ilovefairuz> zviryatko: in hardware tab you can select it
[11:40] <TSlackM> tnx well laid man, will try to find where the space is used, i only really installed ubuntu as i use it for a server app, wierd all space is used up
[11:40] <oCean_> janicko: once you've started that networkconnections gui, you go to tab "wireless" See if your connection shows up. If not, click Add and fill out the settings. If it is already there, click edit and check all your settings. Make sure you fill out the correct information in IPv4 tab (enable dhcp if you are using that). Be sure to tick 'connect automatically', then hit Apply. See what happens, Then run the ifconfig -a command again to see
[11:40] <oCean_>  if you got ipaddress
[11:40] <tonymahoon> israfel: yes i can change the permissions, but i still can't delete them on the client side. which is weird because the owner of the created files is the user who created it so it should be able to be deleted
[11:41] <Gimped> tonymahoon: can you force delete the files via terminal?
[11:41] <tonymahoon> Gimped: on the server side i can delete the files yes
[11:41] <well_laid_lawn> TSlackM: if you ran du with diff hdd mounted they would show in the result]
[11:41] <Gimped> tonymahoon: on client side you cant force delete via terminal?
[11:41] <Uhcak> Hey folks, I'm having problems with some iptables rules >> http://pastebin.com/SSvR4nuZ
[11:41] <lsottani> hello. I need support with ubuntu network remix on my PB dot s. I cannot connect to any wireless network, it looks like i don't even have a wireless device! and i am sure that it works because on jolicloud i do not have any problems at all. suggestions?
[11:41] <tonymahoon> Gimped: I'll check
[11:42] <israfel> tonymahoon, So the client has write permission for the directory containing the file that is created?
[11:42] <Gimped> tonymahoon: try "rm -rf [directory/filename]"
[11:42] <Uhcak> I've got an irc bouncer running on port 1110, and have a redirect for 110 to 1110. That seems to work fine, however I get a connection refused with port 110 when the filter rules are enabled. When I disable them (apart from the redirect) I connect fine on 110 and 1110.
[11:42] <tonymahoon> Gimped: the client side is windows
[11:42] <well_laid_lawn> TSlackM: try   df -h
[11:42] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: pastebin: lshw -C network
[11:42] <tonymahoon> israfel: yes, the client owns the directory its 'his' home directory
[11:43] <tonymahoon> Gimped: i can't delete it form the client side from the shell either
[11:43] <israfel> tonymahoon, Maybe it has something to do with the client then.
[11:44] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: sorry, i am a linux noob. what should i do, exactly? =)
[11:45] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && lshw -C network | pastebinit -
[11:45] <lsottani> ok, i'll try
[11:46] <collabra> tonymahoon: If you use a GUI on your server side,... I've used system-config-samba with good results.
[11:46] <lsottani> can't find pastebinit packet (or something, translated from italian ;) )
[11:46] <lsottani> anyway
[11:46] <Gimped> tonymahoon: ok i'm a little confused: client side = windows, server side = linux? so whats the problem exactly?
[11:46] <lsottani> the previous command worked at last... i'll pastebin the result manually
[11:47] <israfel> be back in a sec
[11:47] <tonymahoon> Gimped: yep client is windows, server is karmic. the problem is that the client can create a file, can put text in that file, but can't delete or rename the file once it is created
[11:47] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: http://pastebin.com/5zNetVE2
[11:47] <lsottani> there you are :)
[11:48] <Gimped> tonymahoon: can you go into administrative mode [windows] and delete the file?
[11:48] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: rfkill list | pastebinit -
[11:48] <Gimped> tonymahoon: rarely hear of windows permission issues..thats very odd
[11:49] <tonymahoon> Gimped: let me check. yeah i don't get it, but samba permissions have always confused me.
[11:50] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: it can't find the pastebinit pack. even with apt-get.
[11:50] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: paste by hand
[11:51] <h32Lg> hi
[11:51] <lsottani> i just did -.- http://pastebin.com/5zNetVE2
[11:51] <ilovefairuz> !hi | h32Lg
[11:51] <h32Lg> there is no /dev/video0 detected on my acer aspire notebook
[11:51] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: same old url
[11:51] <h32Lg> i'd like to use my webcam (crystal eye)
[11:51] <tonymahoon> Gimped: ok i logged in with smbclient on the client side, and it can't delete files on the share either despite being logged in as the right user
[11:51] <ilovefairuz> h32Lg: pastebin: lspci
[11:51] <collabra> h32Lg: is there a button on your Acer that turns the webcam on?
[11:52] <h32Lg> collabra no :(
[11:52] <ilovefairuz> !paste | h32Lg
[11:52] <h32Lg> ilovefairuz ok one moment
[11:52] <Gimped> tonymahoon: sounds like permissions problems
[11:53] <fancybit> debug
[11:53] <tonymahoon> Gimped: haha yep i agree. man i'm confused.
[11:53] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: meaning, you pasted the same url again instead of the one for the new paste
[11:54] <h32Lg> ilovefairuz http://paste.ubuntu.com/477870
[11:54] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: http://pastebin.com/5cCZZesv this was made with rfkill list
[11:54] <lsottani> sorry :)
[11:54] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: is it usb-based?
[11:55] <lsottani> uhm. i do not know... my wireless should be integrated. i have no peripherals attached atm
[11:55] <Gimped> tonymahoon: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-do-i-set-permissions-to-samba-shares.html <<< try that
[11:56] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: pastebin: lspci
[11:56] <lsottani> btw on the connection icon on the top right corner it says Wireless networks: device not ready
[11:57] <ilovefairuz> h32Lg: device not on the internal pci bus which is weird.. pastebin: lsusb
[11:57] <sacarlson> Gimped: tonymahoon  here's a sample of my /etc/samba/smb.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/477871/
[11:57] <lsottani> http://pastebin.com/iP7Q9P74 ilovefairuz
[11:58] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source
[11:58] <Jay-Book> hi there
[11:58] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: and reboot
[11:58] <lsottani> E: Impossibile trovare il pacchetto bcmwl-kernel-source
[11:58] <Jay-Book> I cannot find Eclipse CDT in the USC? How come?
[11:58] <h32Lg> ilovefairuz http://paste.ubuntu.com/477873
[11:58] <lsottani> which means that he doesn0t find the pack
[11:59] <tonymahoon> Gimped: thanks
[11:59] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: what ubuntu version are you running? this should work on lucid
[11:59] <ilovefairuz> h32Lg: what's the model of your laptop ?
[11:59] <lsottani> ubuntu netbook remix, just downloaded and installed
[11:59] <sacarlson> Gimped: tonymahoon make sure that the file permisions and ower and group match that of the forceuser and forcegroup
[12:00] <lsottani> but it is strange... it looks like he can't find any pack
[12:00] <collabra> ilovefairuz: it took me two weeks to figure out that i needed to turn on my builtin webcam.
[12:00] <lsottani> do you have a pack that you're sure that exists?
[12:00] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: well, what ubuntu version are you running?
[12:00] <ilovefairuz> !version | lsottani
[12:01] <ilovefairuz> collabra: at least we need to find which bus is it attached to!
[12:01] <lsottani> http://pastebin.com/wcsC992X ilovefairuz
[12:02] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: paste /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:02] <collabra> ilovefairuz: mine cuts the hardware from the bus,... like unplugging it from the usb
[12:02] <Gimped> sacarlson: tyvm
[12:03] <lsottani> bash: /etc/apt/sources.list: Permission denied ilovefairuz :( i feel so noob :/
[12:03] <Kwpolska> lsottani: use sudo
[12:03] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: sudo cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:03] <lsottani> sudo: /etc/apt/sources.list: command not found
[12:03] <lsottani> :/
[12:03] <Gimped> sudo not installed yet maybe?
[12:04] <Glowball> He forgot cat
[12:04] <lsottani> it has to be installed???
[12:04] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: you forgot 'cat'
[12:04] <Gimped> "sudo cat /etc/apt/sources.list"
[12:04] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: read the command again
[12:05] <lsottani> i pasted what you said =D i try with cat
[12:05] <reggi> Hi folks, I want to write a script to copy files and folders from a chosen folder into DVD (4.7 GB) size folders. Would you please tell me which commands I need to put this script together? I want to write the script myself so I can learn from the experience. Thanks for your help.
[12:05] <h32Lg> ilovefairuz sorry haven't seen your question... its an acer aspire: 5920
[12:05] <Gimped> lsottani: sudo = superuser, cat = catenization (copies to terminal)
[12:06] <lsottani> http://pastebin.com/T6S5KZwd ilovefairuz
[12:06] <ilovefairuz> reggi: man wodim
[12:06] <P3N7A> hello
[12:06] <Gimped> concatenatation* sorry (sp)
[12:07] <reggi> ilovefairuz: what is that? it's showing lots of commands in term
[12:07] <ilovefairuz> reggi: that's the command you need to use to compose an iso image and burn it to a dvd
[12:08] <NginUS> DVD-ish sized dirs
[12:08] <Gimped> ok well, i'm outs - gl all, be safe
[12:08] <reggi> ilovefairuz: lol so there's already a command that does it? cool! thanks mate.
[12:08] <P3N7A> my sound system is broken(no sound anymore), I tried apt-get --reinstall install pulseaudio, should I restart the system for it to take effect?
[12:09] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: looks like things should work, in system > administration > hardware drivers do you see an entry for your card?
[12:09] <lsottani> let me check
[12:09] <lsottani> it just began to download stuff. wait for the finish...
[12:10] <lsottani> now searching for drivers...
[12:10] <ilovefairuz> !sound | P3N7A
[12:11] <Makdaam> hi
[12:11] <ilovefairuz> !hi | Makdaam
[12:11] <Makdaam> what does *buntu do by default when a battery discharges in a notebook? Suspend or hibernate?
[12:12] <ilovefairuz> Makdaam: check system > preferences > power  management
[12:12] <Makdaam> I can't :) It doesn't wake up anymore
[12:12] <ilovefairuz> Makdaam: any errors?
[12:12] <lsottani> maybe it is really really low on battery
[12:13] <Makdaam> if someone has a recent Xubuntu install the settings would be the same
[12:13] <ilovefairuz> Makdaam: well assuming you recharged it and tried to wake it up
[12:13] <NginUS> reggi: It sounds like you want the copy operation to keep track of it's I/O, and make changes to how it streams a large file automatically when it reaches a predefined size? seems alot to me
[12:13] <Makdaam> lsottani, no it's not it's a bug in ASUS A8 bios
[12:13] <lsottani> oh ok
[12:13] <Makdaam> not the first time it happened, but it's not on warranty anymore
[12:14] <ilovefairuz> Makdaam: check their website for a bios upgrade disk
[12:16] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: i opened sys - adm - hardware drivers. it began to update and search for drivers. then, after all, there are 2 entries to be activated, both about wireless. I actived the first, no problem. It is named "Broadcom b43 wireless driver". Then i try to activate the second one, named "Broadcom STA wireless driver" but it fails with the error:"SystemError: Failed to lock /var/cache/apt/archi
[12:16] <lsottani> ves/lock". What now ilovefairuz?
[12:16] <przemek_> thiago_home: thanks
[12:16] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: reboot and try wireless
[12:16] <lsottani> ok. brb
[12:17] <Makdaam> ilovefairuz, no rescue disk, I need at least freeDOS to run their updates AFAIK... the newer flashers are Windows only
[12:18] <ilovefairuz> Makdaam: make a bootable freedos usb pendrive and copy their utilities to it
[12:18] <airtonix> how do i add an LDAP server to evolution in ubuntu lucid ?
[12:18] <ilovefairuz> Makdaam: http://wiki.fdos.org/Installation/BootDiskCreateUSB
[12:18] <collabra> h32Lg: alot of people with your model of Aspire notebook are having trouble with their webcams.... a few have solved their problem with the proper driver..... maybe ubuntu needs to catch up to your particular driver... you may have to wait a month or two before it is supported...
[12:19] <Makdaam> ilovefairuz, no can do, it doesn't even load the BIOS
[12:19] <Makdaam> if it only suspends removing and resetting the RAM might be enough
[12:19] <Makdaam> but if it does a hibernate it might not help
[12:20] <sarah32> hi everyone is there a solution for udev in lucid and problems with optirac CD-ROM ? at the moment every time i boot up i have to stop and start udev
[12:20] <sarah32> hi everyone is there a solution for udev in lucid and problems with optirac CD-ROM ? at the moment every time i boot up i have to stop and start udev
[12:20] <ilovefairuz> h32Lg: what application are you trying to use the webcam with?
[12:21] <P3N7A> ubottu : under sound preference on the hardware tab, nothing  is listed. is that the way it should be?
[12:21] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: there's a drop down box there
[12:22] <P3N7A> ilovefairuz: the hardware list is empty...
[12:22] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: i'm not familiar with your problem, what happens if you don't restart it? anyhow, if you want to automate this, put it in /etc/rc.local
 high cpu usage
[12:23] <Dr_Willis> the cdrom is causing High CPU ussage?  Thats very weird
[12:23] <h32Lg> ilovefairuz i'm just trying to get it working but different applications such as luvcview and ekiga won't work because there is no driver found in /dev/video0
[12:23] <Kwpolska> Dr_Willis: it  might do so
[12:23] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: you could file a bug on this (join #ubuntu-bugs for how to do it) in the mean time, put the command in /etc/rc.local
 its not many people know there is already bug reported year ago i been reading about it and know that there is some problem in lucid and with optirac
 i found but no solution just restart udev and block cdrom
[12:25] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: what's the bug url ?
[12:26] <sarah32> i dont remember sorry <ilovefairuz> or wait sec i will find it
[12:28] <ilovefairuz> h32Lg: the webcam for this laptop is supposed to be on the usb bus your pastebin shows nothing there
[12:28] <P3N7A> whats the default sound driver(alsa or pulse) for lucid lynx?
[12:28] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: pastebin: lshw
[12:28] <ilovefairuz> !paste > P3N7A
[12:28] <P3N7A> ok
[12:29] <Curly_Q> Sarah32 just curious. Is the Optirac a DVD burner?
[12:29] <collabra> h32Lg: evidently there was a program that shipped with your original windows that turned on your webcam,... i'm not sure linux has a similar program.... other than that,... the Acer website is telling their customers to return it to be fixed...
[12:30] <ilovefairuz> h32Lg: do you have windows installed? does it work there?
[12:30] <h32Lg> ilovefairuz no, i hate windows :)
[12:30] <ilovefairuz> don't we all :)
[12:30] <Curly_Q> brb
[12:30] <h32Lg> but sure, on windows and with this specific software/drive it will work
[12:30] <h32Lg> ilovefairuz sure :D
[12:30] <MaMoUs> Rhythmbox not working
[12:30] <ilovefairuz> !details | MaMoUs
 yes but i found that there is problem not just with dvd with many other optirac devices
[12:31] <h32Lg> ok, then i'll have a look for tutorials to write my own driver to detect my webcam :|
[12:32] <MaMoUs> I have a problem with Rhythmbox, I'm running Ubuntu version 10.04 When I try to do run Rhythmbox I get the following output : avoid probing device using kernel interface "uvcvideo"
[12:32] <ilovefairuz> h32Lg: unless you find what what exactly makes it detectable, that would be largely useless because it's not even "there"
[12:33] <P3N7A> ilovefairuz: http://pastebin.com/cYMaQ6ew
[12:33] <h32Lg> but it must be possible to detect it and get it working - its just hardware as the graphic card :>
[12:34] <Dr_Willis> h32Lg:  sounds liek 'famous last words' to me. :)
[12:34] <glick> hey is there a way i can record outgoing calls in linux?
[12:34] <collabra> h32Lg: like i said,... there are alot of people who are in your "boat" Acer is suggesting you return it to be 'fixed'
[12:35] <MaMoUs> I have a problem with Rhythmbox, I'm running Ubuntu version 10.04 When I try to do run Rhythmbox I get the following output : avoid probing device using kernel interface "uvcvideo"
[12:35] <Dr_Willis> h32Lg:  for all we know the windows drivers are using some binary firmware blobs. its had to tell. of course Most of the webcam drivers for linux are done by a small group of dedicated programmers.
[12:35] <researcher1> I cant Empty Trash which has just one folder named Mobile pic
[12:35] <Guest50918> i installed xubuntu on my fuji siemeans laptop and the sound become quite when i pluged in my big speakers.... it's work with the laptop speakers, i have even check alsamixer settings
[12:36] <Guest50918> heeeelp
[12:36] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: sudo apt-get remove randomsound
[12:36] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: and reboot
[12:36] <cre_> Hello, iam burned and booted ubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.iso on my pc, then i select "installing ubuntu", then come the ubuntu splashscreen with the 5 red/white dots, i wait 2 min. and then go my monitor in the "power safe mode"...how i can analyze the problem?
[12:37]  * Kwpolska facepalms on this: http://www.squicky.org/
[12:37] <cre_> linux is in the background running, because when i press ctrl+alt+del, then linux eject the cd
[12:37] <ilovefairuz> !sound > Guest50918
[12:37] <raskah> My fresh install of current Ubuntu release put my XP at the bottom of GRUB list and it tells me not to edit boot config file. I have only ever used Lilo. How do I edit the boot loader?
[12:39] <citadelMUSIK> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJhRZisZLv8
[12:39] <ilovefairuz> !grub2 | raskah
[12:39] <raskah> ttyvm
[12:39] <janicko> hello
[12:39] <ilovefairuz> !ot |  Kwpolska, citadelMUSIK
[12:40] <Kwpolska> ilovefairuz: oops, I've pressed the wrong number
[12:40] <citadelMUSIK> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJhRZisZLv8 <--- please listen
[12:40] <P3N7A> ilovefairuz: Package randomsound is not installed, so not removed
[12:40] <ilovefairuz> citadelMUSIK: stop spamming links here
[12:41] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: what ubuntu version are you running?
[12:42] <yuyusito> #canales
[12:42] <abhijit> hi
[12:42] <abhijit> :)
[12:42] <ilovefairuz> hello abhijit
[12:42] <P3N7A> ilovefairuz: 10.04
[12:43] <abhijit> hi ilovefairuz !!
 are you still here thats the bug for optirac and there is a way more of them https://bugs.launchpad.net/linux/+bug/379780
[12:45] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: will check
[12:45] <aXING> 怎么到中文聊天室
[12:46] <Oer> !cn | aXING
[12:47] <P3N7A> ilovefairuz: any idea?
[12:47] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: little info on that card, pastebin: lspci
[12:48] <P3N7A> ok
[12:49] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel and check for the device again
[12:49] <P3N7A> ilovefairuz: http://pastebin.com/ULNS8UTu
[12:51] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: hey... now my netbook doesn't even start XD
[12:51] <lsottani> i am reinstalling 10.04... it will take a bit
[12:51] <Kwpolska> lsottani: why?
[12:51] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: don't use any "remixes", use official ubuntu images if you want proper support
[12:52] <lsottani> i installed an iso downloaded from official website :/
[12:52] <LogicalDash> lsottani, did you check the hash?
[12:52] <lsottani> uhm no
[12:52] <LogicalDash> download errors are pretty common
[12:52] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: looks like there are two audio devices and it's not clear what each one does, did you try: sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel ?
[12:52] <ilovefairuz> !verify | lsottani
[12:53] <lsottani> http://www.ubuntu.net/netbook i downloaded from here..
[12:53] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: says fix released!
[12:53] <Glowball> Could someone on Lucid please tell me what version of GNU Parted is included?
[12:53] <LogicalDash> lsottani, you can fix the image you have by starting a BitTorrent download of the same image and pointing it to the directory you have the image in.
[12:53] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[12:54] <oCean_> !info gparted | Glowball
[12:54] <P3N7A> ilovefairuz: damn it , you rock dude, you rock....sound is on again, should I add that to /etc/modules to load it at boot?
[12:54] <Glowball> oCean_: not GParted, but GNU Parted, the backend.
[12:54] <Glowball> !info parted
[12:54] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: yeap!
[12:54] <Glowball> Ty for that command though
[12:54] <abhijit> Glowball, 0.5.
[12:54] <abhijit> Glowball, 0.5.1
 i did sudo update upgrade yesterday :)
[12:55] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: could take some time to trickle to your mirror
[12:55] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: so do it every morning!
[12:55] <abhijit> Glowball, parted 2.2-5
[12:56] <abhijit> !tab | sarah32
[12:56] <Glowball> abhijit: The !info command already told me (thanks oCean_), but thanks anyway :)
[12:56] <abhijit> Glowball, ok
[12:58] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: it looks like it was fixed in july! so unless you're experiencing a variant of this issue, you should have already got them
[12:59] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: do you watch usage in htop? how does it manifest itself otherwise ?
[12:59] <sarah32> ilovefairuz,  in system monitor and i can hear fan
[13:00] <sarah32> when i restart udev fan stop working
[13:00] <aar> Hi, I know that "wipe" leaves some traces of the file when used in a journaled file system (like ext3), but is it just as bad as a simple "rm", or still worth it if you've got no better solution?
[13:04] <mynunw> test
[13:06] <ilovefairuz> aar: use: shred -u filename or srm
[13:06] <P3N7A> ilovefairuz: my guest OS on virtualbox can't play sound...
[13:06] <aar> ilovefairuz, why are these better?
[13:07] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: is it ubuntu? what version? and do you have sound enabled in the VM settings?
[13:07] <io> How do you enable syntax hilighting the same as the default "nano" on Ubuntu uses? I checked "man nano" but do not see anything regarding it.
[13:07] <ilovefairuz> aar: just what i use
[13:08] <jagan185> hi everyone
[13:09] <P3N7A> iilovefairuz: the guest OS is win2k3, host OS is ubuntu 10.04 and yes I checked the enable audio box..
[13:09] <abhijit> aar, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/tools-to-delete-files-securely-in-ubuntu-linux.html
[13:09] <abhijit> !hi | jagan185
[13:09] <lsottani> great... now it doesn't even start after a new install... :/
[13:09] <jagan185> hi abhijit
[13:10] <aar> abhijit, thx
[13:11] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: ask in ##windows
[13:11] <P3N7A> ok, thanks
[13:11] <jagan185> I want to deny access to a folder to a desktop user. I tried sudo 700 /media/sda2/FOLDER. But it didn't work. I installed Pysdm. It auto mounts all partitions at boot time. How to solve this
[13:11] <Kwpolska> jagan185: use chown
[13:11] <Kwpolska> chown it to root or user which shall have access
[13:11] <toman> hello there, i have a *.mov file and i can't open it properly. I can see no picture (sound only)
[13:11] <toman> what should i do ?
[13:11] <ilovefairuz> io: it ships a lot of highlighting scripts in /usr/share/nano/
[13:12] <Kwpolska> toman: it's corrupted or you haven't got restricted extras
[13:12] <jagan185> kwpolska: How do I do that
[13:12] <ilovefairuz> !codec > toman
[13:12] <ilovefairuz> io: http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/i386/nano/filelist
[13:12] <toman> ubottu, thank you
[13:13] <io> ilovefairuz: Thank you.
[13:15] <ilovefairuz> jagan185: where's that folder and what user owns it?  chmod -R 700
[13:18] <sarah32> guys do you know what osc mean ?
[13:18] <sarah32> OSC control
[13:18] <sarah32> ?
[13:19] <sarah32> open sound control ?
[13:19] <ilovefairuz> sarah32: where are you reading it? could be, yes.
[13:19] <sarah32> dmesg
[13:19] <sarah32> [    0.472421] pci_hotplug: PCI Hot Plug PCI Core version: 0.5
[13:19] <sarah32> [    0.472438] Firmware did not grant requested _OSC control
[13:20] <Matthes> hello. what is the package name of the gnome mixer?
[13:20] <linxeh> no, thats not Open Sound Control
[13:20] <Matthes> it could control pulseaudio iirc
[13:21] <orp> tray alsamixer
[13:21] <linxeh> thats a PCI express feature for the device to tell the computer what capabilities it has (Operating System Capabilities)
[13:21] <orp> try it
[13:21] <Matthes> ok
 so i have some problem with something right ?
[13:22] <linxeh> sarah32: without seeing more lines of that log (use http://ubuntu.pastebin.com to paste it, not in the channel!) it is hard to tell
[13:22] <linxeh> sarah32: what device is it ?
[13:22] <DestinyAwaits> how can i copy/paste text from rxvt terminal
[13:22] <sarah32> i dont know what device it is
[13:22] <sarah32> one sec i will paste it
[13:23] <linxeh> sarah32: paste the full output of dmesg into the pastebin
[13:23] <abhijit> is ibm symphone open source?
[13:24] <elitexray> Do ubuntu users rely less on the terminal?
[13:24] <orp> sorry i came late
[13:24] <linxeh> elitexray: I depend on the terminal
[13:24] <orp> what are the problem
[13:24] <orp> ?
[13:24] <abhijit> !cli | elitexray
[13:24] <DestinyAwaits> how can i copy/paste text from rxvt terminal
[13:24] <linxeh> elitexray: I use ubuntu because I want to get my job done, rather than spend hours and hours configuring gentoo
[13:24] <sarah32> linxeh, http://paste.ubuntu.com/477901/
[13:24] <orp> selol
[13:24] <orp> gentoo
[13:25] <abhijit> any channel for ibm related question?
[13:25] <orp> ubuntu spare your time and do the same
[13:25] <fosstux> Hi! I'd like to share my mobile broadband over an ad hoc wlan. How can I set this adhoc network up
[13:25] <fosstux> ?
[13:25] <abhijit> linxeh, +1
[13:25] <fosstux> using the kde network manager
[13:25] <elitexray> the ubuntu software center makes it easy to avoid using the terminal
[13:27] <elitexray> @linxeh what sorts of activities do you do on terminal?
[13:27] <k23> elitexray, programming, debugging, lots
[13:27] <ilovefairuz> DesignsEdge: xclip
[13:28] <abhijit> elitexray, i use it for c/c++/java/postgres programming
[13:28] <ilovefairuz> DestinyAwaits ^
[13:28] <DestinyAwaits> ilovefairuz: what is it?
[13:28] <DestinyAwaits> ilovefairuz: do you know
[13:28] <DestinyAwaits>                   │ │
[13:29] <ilovefairuz> DestinyAwaits: to copy/paste stuff from X clipboard
[13:29] <BluesKaj> 'morning
[13:29] <ilovefairuz> check manpage
[13:29] <DestinyAwaits> how can i copy/paste text from rxvt terminal
[13:29] <DestinyAwaits> to clipboard
[13:29] <abhijit> DestinyAwaits, what is rxvt?
[13:29] <linxeh> elitexray: almost everything, file management, editing config files, script editing/writing, remote admin of other machines, starting applications, manipulating source code repos (eg git, subversion)
[13:29] <linxeh> abhijit: a terminal applicatin
[13:29] <DestinyAwaits> it is a terminal
[13:30] <abhijit> linxeh, DestinyAwaits ok
[13:30] <linxeh> elitexray: for serious programming I avoid the terminal, an IDE is necessary these days imo
[13:30] <magicianlord> what's a good twitter app
[13:30] <ilovefairuz> DestinyAwaits: what are you trying to copy? you can pipe things in and out of xclip
[13:30] <ilovefairuz> !info gwibber
[13:30] <abhijit> magicianlord, i use gwibber.
 did you see paste bin ?
[13:31] <linxeh> magicianlord: there is one built into 10.04  - Gwibber
[13:31] <DestinyAwaits> let say what we are chatting and i want to copy some of the selected text to my clipboard
[13:31] <linxeh> sarah32: yeah, I dont think it is a problem, assuming everything is working for you. can you paste the output of    lspci -v
[13:32] <linxeh> DestinyAwaits: just select the text. in the other application, middle click
[13:32] <ilovefairuz> DestinyAwaits: select the text with your mouse, switch to the other window, and press the middle mouse button
[13:32] <linxeh> (or press the wheel if it is a wheel mouse)
[13:32] <DestinyAwaits> lemme try
[13:33] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,   this works systemincally  ...highlight  to copy  + middle to to paste
[13:33] <abhijit> #gnome-do is dead.
[13:33] <abhijit> i need help.
[13:33] <coz_> abhijit,   in terminal  type   gnome-do   see what the errors are?
[13:33] <DestinyAwaits> can i also have some other options also
[13:34] <DestinyAwaits> for copying and pasting
[13:34] <abhijit> coz_, no
[13:34] <DestinyAwaits> like CTRL + C & CTRL V
[13:34] <abhijit> coz_, my problem is how to tell gnome twitter plugin to be logged in even after reboot?
[13:34] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  yest ctrl+c  for copy after highlighting and  ctrl+v  for pasting exect in terminal
 http://paste.ubuntu.com/477904/
[13:34] <coz_> abhijit,  oh  ooo ok  I know nothing about gnome-do
[13:35] <abhijit> coz_, ok
[13:35] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  in terminal  shift+ctrl+c for copy  and  shift+ctrl+v for paste  and that is for inside the terminal window
[13:35] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: no not one
[13:35] <DestinyAwaits> not working
[13:36] <DestinyAwaits> tried
[13:37] <splashote> hi, what's "Broken pipe (32)" about? I'm doing a local backup with Back In Time.
[13:37] <ilovefairuz> some process is dying
[13:37] <abhijit> peeps there in #gnome do are busy feeding their babys and eating ice creams.
[13:37] <abhijit> :(
[13:38] <ilovefairuz> splashote: probably the process being fed the files to archive
[13:38] <BluesKaj> the normal copy and paste using the mouse, also works in the terminal
[13:38] <sarah32> linxeh,  did you see ?
[13:39] <nagnatron> should laptop-mode-tools be installed? my lenovo w500 is getting quite hot even when idle
[13:39] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  which of those options do not work for you?
[13:39] <BluesKaj> on a tty then one needs the KB
[13:39] <DestinyAwaits> the ctrl+shift+c & v
[13:39] <DestinyAwaits> the first one worked
[13:39] <DestinyAwaits> middle button
[13:40] <coz_> DesignsEdge,  ok if you are in a terminal  you highlight something and wish to copy somewhere else  then justmiddle  click to that other place or visa viersa
[13:40] <linxeh> sarah32: will look, sec
[13:40] <splashote> hm.... this makes not a lot of sense. why would it die? ;)
[13:41] <BluesKaj> I ususlly highlight and right click/copy & paste
[13:41] <coz_> DesignsEdge,  if on the other hand you want to use the keyboard inside terminal  you highlight something   then shift+ctrl+c  to copy from the terminal and then the normal ctrl+v to paste somewhere else
[13:41] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: it is done but can i also have a gnome-terminal copy/paste option as well...
[13:41] <sarah32> linxeh, tnx
[13:41] <DestinyAwaits> :)
[13:41] <linxeh> sarah32: ok, does everything appear to work for you ?
[13:42] <sarah32> linxeh,  no cdrom doesnt work with udev
[13:42] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  well yeah  if you want to paste into the terminal window from another source  simple highlight frrom the other source and middle click inside terminal window....or  highlight inside terminal window and middle click to the other source
[13:42] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  that should work systemically
[13:42] <sarah32> everime i start lucid i have to stop udev and start it again also i have to block cdrom
[13:42] <magicianlord> what
[13:42] <linxeh> sarah32: to me it just likes the PCIE ports on your motherboard dont support that request the kernel made when it installed the firmware, I dont think it will affect you
[13:43] <sarah32> but i think i may try update driver for cdrom it maybe help
[13:43] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: yes you are right it is working but i need a keyboard functionality now.
[13:43] <sacho> on 10.04, for some reason, my mic input volume gets automtically decreased when I speak louder into the mic
[13:43] <sacho> how can I turn that off?
[13:43] <ilovefairuz> sacho: with skype?
[13:43] <linxeh> sarah32: ok, I you can change the udev rules in /etc/udev/rules.d
[13:43] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  ok   from which source to which source?
[13:43] <sacho> ilovefairuz: yeah
[13:44] <ilovefairuz> sacho: there's an option in it's settings dialog to make it stop messing with your sound levels
[13:44] <sacho> ilovefairuz: I think I got it, thanks :)
[13:44] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: from a term to term or to anything
[13:44] <Irene-GR> eh.. hello can I ask something please? I am somehow new in ubuntu
[13:44] <linxeh> sarah32: have you changed your CD drive or something ?
[13:44] <sarah32> <linxeh i will just leave everything how it is now it look like my graphic sound everything working maybe not prefect but at least i managed to get cpu to 0 instaed like in the past it was about 40% cuz of udev and ati card
[13:45] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  ok  highlight in the text in a terminal window and hit   shir+ctrl+c  to copy   then   to another terminal   hit  shift+ctrl+v  to paste
[13:45] <sarah32> linxeh,  no i didnt change anything
[13:45] <oCean_> Irene-GR: sure, go right ahead, how can this channel help you?
[13:45] <Irene-GR> thank you oCean_
[13:45] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: not working. clipboard empty
[13:45] <ilovefairuz> !details | Irene-GR
[13:46] <Irene-GR> ah sec :p
[13:46] <oCean_> Irene-GR: try to keep the description of your issue in one single line, that'll make it easy to follow
[13:46] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  mmm  that should work easily  and is typcial throughout linux/unix systems
[13:46] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  let me try again here
[13:46] <linxeh> sarah32: ok, I'm afraid I don't know much about udev - I've not had to do much with it myself
[13:46] <P-Nuts> Why is Xorg occupying 427MB?
[13:46] <linxeh> sarah32: I see there is this though - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/562092
[13:47] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  are you sure you are holding shift+ctrl while pressing c or v ?
[13:47] <mikebeecham> hi there...does anyone know of a way that I can access my itunes 9 music library from Ubuntu?
[13:47] <ilovefairuz> P-Nuts: leaky driver or an opengl app
[13:47]  * DestinyAwaits nod
[13:47] <ilovefairuz> !ipod | mikebeecham
[13:48] <mikebeecham> ilovefairuz: I dont want to put music onto my ipod, I want to be able to access my itunes library from within, say, Banshee
[13:48] <coz_> mikebeecham,  here is one thing  http://www.njamin.org/blog/tutorials/import-itunes-library-into-rhythmbox-ratings-and-playcounts-included-121.php
[13:48] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: anything else that i can try
[13:48] <Irene-GR> I ve problem with updates and software update center , I  have ubuntu 9.10 . Well a long time now I think updates are not working properly. it says something like : "Failed to fetch (URL) 404 not found" on terminal. Now on software update center while installing a program, it stops at 50% and reports me to check my connection. I noticed that first time today. I cannot install any programme.
[13:49] <coz_> mikebeecham,   also here   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=488885
[13:49] <mikebeecham> coz_: would there be a way via, say, daap?
[13:49] <P3N7A> is it possible to create a writable subfolder in a  read-only folder?
[13:49] <mikebeecham> I know that itunes 7 blocked it...but not sure about these days?
[13:49] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,   not sure ,,, those options should be working easily
[13:49] <ilovefairuz> Irene-GR: open a terminal and type: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[13:49] <ilovefairuz> !terminal | Irene-GR
[13:49] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: is there any term tweak that can do
[13:50] <lsottani> hey ilovefairuz i installed again and again ubuntu netbook 10.04 but now my pc doesn't even start!!
[13:50] <coz_> mikebeecham,  is daap plugin enabled in rythmbox?
[13:50] <lsottani> :/
[13:50] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: any errors?
[13:50] <lsottani> nope, all shine and clean
[13:50] <mikebeecham> coz_ sec lemme check
[13:51] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: the computer doesn't even power up ?
[13:51] <lsottani> during the install, and after the boot, first the boot splash and then black screen with the white char pointer, blinking
[13:51] <mikebeecham> Coz_ it is now, and under 'shared' there is a header for my library...but there is nothing appearing
[13:51] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  well if you open gnome-terminal  and go to "Edit"  "keyboard shortcuts"  you might be able  adjust the keyboard shortcuts to your likeing
[13:51] <coz_> mikebeecham,   mmm let me check hold on
[13:51] <mikebeecham> coz_: kk
[13:51] <P3N7A> ilovefairuz: is it possible to create a writable subfolder in a  read-only folder?
[13:51] <Irene-GR> I have the same problem. Failed to fetch (URL) 404 not found. On sudo apt-get upgrade it ended like this : : Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
[13:52] <Thomas_Bates> ugh power ourtage
[13:52] <coz_> mikebeecham,  is this from a mac to linux you want to do this?
[13:52] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: the pc does power up. it stops after the bios splash screen
[13:52] <lsottani> first the boot splash and then black screen with the white char pointer, blinking
[13:52] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: yes
[13:53] <mikebeecham> coz_: yessir - from my mac min running itunes 9 to Ubuntu 10.04
[13:53] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: does the live cd boot there?
[13:53] <coz_> mikebeecham,   what you might want to try is to set up  "SharePoints"  on the mac to set up the share of itunes flder and then set the library location in rhythmbox  to the share
[13:53] <lsottani> yes the usb live works perfectly
[13:53] <P3N7A> ilovefairuz: just chmod/chown or special thing needed?
[13:53] <DestinyAwaits> I got disconnected
[13:54] <lsottani> the install worked the first time, but since when i messed with the drivers before, if you remember, it does not start anymore
[13:54] <lsottani> :/
[13:54] <ilovefairuz> P3N7A: nothing special, just chmod -w on parent folder
[13:54] <Irene-GR> May I leave and be back in 30 minutes? To ask you again for the problem, hope is not rude, but my family calls me for lunch.
[13:55] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: what's the laptop make and model?
[13:55] <coz_> mikebeecham,  you might have to "update" the shared folder  before it can be accessed by ubuntu rhythmbox
[13:55] <Irene-GR> I will be back later, thanks in advance!
[13:55] <lsottani> packard bell dot s. ilovefairuz
[13:56] <mikebeecham> coz_: will give that a go...I'd love to get daap working, but I think itunes still blocks outgoing daap
[13:56] <coz_> mikebeecham,   here is another link    http://benste.blogspot.com/2009/12/upnpdlna-vs-daap-itunes-share-in.html
[13:56] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: press esc during the boot screen to see the messages
[13:57] <coz_> mikebeecham, ` also in google  ...the search string  to use would be   rhythmbox daap itunes
[13:57] <lsottani> it doesn't even begin to load the OS ilovefairuz, like if there is no OS installed in the machine
[13:58] <mynunw> k
[13:58] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: that
[13:58] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: that's a hardware issue
[13:58] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: any term tweak that can do
[13:58] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: take it to support
[13:59] <lsottani> oh come on, it worked this morning!
[13:59] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  did you try changing keyborad shortcuts for the terminal ?
[13:59] <lsottani> it can't be...
[13:59] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: does the usb live still work?
[13:59] <lsottani> yes
[13:59] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: are you talking about rxvt term
[13:59] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: not hardware then, check the boot order in bios
[13:59] <lsottani> usb, hdd, network
[14:00] <lsottani> this order
[14:00] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  no I was talking about  gnome-terminal   isnt that what we started with??
[14:00] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: use hdd first
[14:00] <lsottani> trying...
[14:00] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: rxvt is a seprate process it has no parent thread i mean terminal
[14:00] <lsottani> no news..
[14:01] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  then I am out of ideas  for this
[14:01] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: boot usb pendrive and pastebin: sudo fdisk -l
[14:01] <coz_> DestinyAwaits,  you can try the ##linux channel ...they may have alternative solutions
[14:01] <DestinyAwaits> coz_: Ah, ok
[14:02] <lsottani> ok gimme a sec
[14:05] <iceman_3233> hello
[14:05] <KE1HA> Just a general question, until us non-mentored students get our act together, what's the best way to help with bugs, without causing additional work for somebody else?
[14:05] <Rogue1> hey iceman_3233
[14:06] <KE1HA> Opps, wrong channel SRI :-)
[14:06] <Oer> KEISHA, just fill in bugreports, that is a big help
[14:07] <lsottani> http://pastebin.com/vv0s70yA ilovefairuz
[14:08] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[14:08] <lsottani> space after sda1 ilovefairuz ?
[14:09] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: yes
[14:09] <lsottani> done... no output on the terminal. now?
[14:09] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sda
[14:10] <lsottani> with sudo i suppose
[14:10] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: yes
[14:11] <lsottani> ok, it saysinsallation finished. no error reported
[14:11] <ilovefairuz> reboot
[14:11] <lsottani> and pray i personally add :)
[14:12] <Knightlust> does anyone know where the /dev/rfcomm is on Lucid? it seems to be missing or probably renamed
[14:12] <lsottani> nothing....
[14:12] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: nothing at all?
[14:13] <ilovefairuz> impossible!
[14:13] <lsottani> no, nothing as before, stop after bios splash
[14:13] <lsottani> i removed the usb.
[14:13] <lsottani> did i have to leave it on?
[14:13] <ilovefairuz> no
[14:13] <lsottani> ok then nothing
[14:14] <lsottani> i try with another os to see if it is hdd failure or wha
[14:14] <ilovefairuz> good idea
[14:14] <ilovefairuz> try fedora
[14:15] <lsottani> i have jolicloud which goes 100% on my pc atm
[14:15] <lsottani> and ready on usb
[14:15] <ilovefairuz> it's just very strange that grub doesn't even load
[14:16] <lsottani> i guess..
[14:16] <ilovefairuz> perhaps a compatibility issue of grub 2 with something on your machine
[14:16] <lsottani> strange is that i installed 10.04 once, and it worked, apart the wireless
[14:17] <adi11> hi. i cant play any youtube videos in totem 2.30.2 it gives me this: Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file.
[14:17] <adi11> anyone have any idea?
[14:17] <adi11> thanks
[14:17] <splashote> once again: what's "Broken pipe (32)" about? I'm doing a local backup with Back In Time. Tried it several times... no idea what goes wrong.
[14:17] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: boot live usb again, we could try grub 1.x
[14:18] <coz_> lsottani,  how was jolicloud by the way??
[14:18] <lsottani> i am trying to install joli atm, alongside ubuntu
[14:18] <adi11> i am on lucid with totem 2.30.2
[14:18] <lsottani> coz_ great until 0.99
[14:18] <lsottani> 1.0 sucks
[14:18] <lsottani> looks retarded
[14:18] <FloodBot3> lsottani: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:18] <coz_> lsottani,   ooo ok   It sounded interesting last time I looked
[14:19] <lsottani> project is interesting. but is not very good for mid-experience users
[14:19] <ilovefairuz> splashote: broken pipe means that a process died unexpectedly, the application probably pipes files to an external process (like tar or gzip) to compress them and it dies, check its logs (if it has any)
[14:19] <coz_> lsottani,   have you tried the netbook for gnome or kde's  netbook version which is  very nice??
[14:19] <lsottani> newbies: great, you do not have to do nothing. experts: isuppose that they can tweak something... mid users are stuck
[14:19] <lsottani> no coz_
[14:19] <tweak> hey. u guys know the cpu scaling monitor you can add to the panel? is there any way to just set my 3 processors to maximum and leave it that way permanantly as each time i restart i have to reset those settings
[14:20] <coz_> lsottani,   kde"s  netbook version is visually nice and works much better in my opinion than gnome's
[14:20] <coz_> lsottani,   google screenshots and maybe youtube video
[14:20] <splashote> ilovefairuz: ok, i'll check the logs. the backup is compressed with tar..
[14:20] <ilovefairuz> yeah tar tends to die so dramatically
[14:22] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: i halted joli install.. i have not much time left. can we tri grub 1.x?
[14:22] <lsottani> *try
[14:22] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: sure, boot live usb
[14:22] <lsottani> on the way
[14:22] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: unless you wiped ubuntu ..
[14:22] <lsottani> it shouldn't
[14:22] <lsottani> any way i can check? :/
[14:22] <BluesKaj> tweak, if you're looking for cpu speed ctrl then you might try an app called cpufrequtils.
[14:23] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: it will show up after you boot usb
[14:23] <lsottani> i have booted now
[14:23] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[14:23] <splashote> ilovefairuz: a new error message in the logs: 15:22:17 fabians-laptop backintime (root): INFO: The application needs to change the backup format. Start the GUI to proceed. (As long as you do not you will not be able to make new snapshots!)
[14:23] <splashote> Aug 14 15:22:17 fabians-laptop backintime (root): WARNING: Backup not performed
[14:24] <tweak> BluesKaj : thank you
[14:24] <Rogue1> Hey, I've tried installing Ubuntu from a CD, and got the "try Ubuntu" GUI up. It worked ok for a while, then froze. Upon restart, after the BIOS I only get a blinking cursor on the screen, be it when booting the Ubuntu CD or when trying to load up the existing OS
[14:24] <BluesKaj> tweak, np
[14:24] <lsottani> ok ilovefairuz
[14:24] <lsottani> next?
[14:24] <lsottani> Rogue1 we have the same problem!!
[14:24] <ilovefairuz> splashote: i don't use the application, try googling the error message
[14:25] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: sudo mount --bind /dev  /mnt/dev
[14:25] <splashote> ilovefairuz: i opened a threat over at the German forum and will post a bug at launchpad. thanks
[14:26] <lsottani> ok ilovefairuz what next?
[14:26] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: sudo chroot /mnt
[14:26] <xissburg> I'm back :O
[14:27] <lsottani> ok it changed from ubuntu@ubuntu_$ to root@ubuntu:/# ilovefairuz
[14:27] <Rogue1> lsottani, any ideas?
[14:27] <BoD[home]> Hi!
[14:27] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: ok from there follow these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Uninstalling%20GRUB%202
[14:28] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: it's a rather mysterious issue, we're trying something so hang on and we'll see if it works
[14:28] <BoD[home]> Hey, I'm trying to add a screensaver on my system.
[14:28] <BoD[home]> I followed this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1534840  and also this: http://library.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/2.14/screensavers-3.html.en
[14:29] <airtonix> i can't seem to get evolution or thunderbird retireve a directory list from an ldap server (although i can successfully retireve a list when i use ldapsearch cli tool)
[14:29] <BoD[home]> basically I added a test.desktop file in /usr/share/applications/screensavers/
[14:29] <BoD[home]> but... It's not listed in the screensaver preferences panel
[14:29] <BoD[home]> any idea?
[14:30] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: ok - I 'll be back  shortly    :)
[14:30] <coz_> BoD[home],  I would have to go through this tutorial to test it... I have not attempted it  before.... of course that would take time... I cant do this at the moment ...I am going for a break right now
[14:31] <coz_> BoD[home],  but i will bookmark these links and test later
[14:31] <BoD[home]> thanks a lot
[14:31] <lym> XDD
[14:32] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: i am stuck at 5.
[14:32] <lsottani> when i try A.
[14:32] <lym> 大家好呀，
[14:32] <bazhang> !cn | lym
[14:32] <lsottani> it says that i have to install something else
[14:32] <lsottani> uhm i have to install update-grub
[14:32] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: what exactly does it say?
[14:32] <coz_> BoD[home],   remind me later  if you are online :)
[14:32] <lsottani> ^
[14:32] <lym> 怎么都用英语说呀，没人用汉语呀
[14:33] <BoD[home]> coz_: ok
[14:33] <bazhang> lym, English here.  /join #ubuntu-cn
[14:33] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: wait
[14:34] <lsottani> http://pastebin.com/3LGz9zSR ilovefairuz if you want
[14:34] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: nope, did you  do 4 correctly? sudo apt-get grub
[14:34] <ilovefairuz> or apptitude
[14:35] <Apocalypto> hello
[14:35] <Apocalypto> i wonder if there is a comparison of ubuntu = xubuntu requirements
[14:35] <neoneon> join#bookz
[14:35] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: http://pastebin.com/2cRZQiuW i suppose yes tho
[14:36] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: /sbin/update-grub
[14:36] <jaggy> is there a way to use the popup thingy in a program, as in, can you do something like execute a command to call it ?
[14:37] <lsottani> no such file or directory ilovefairuz
[14:37] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: pastebin: dpkg -L grub
[14:38] <ilovefairuz> jaggy: notify-send
[14:38] <lsottani> http://pastebin.com/YT9i40iz
[14:38] <tmatematikas> hello everyone!
[14:38] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: what the.. sudo apt-get install grub
[14:39] <ilovefairuz> !hi | tmatematikas
[14:39] <yashi_> now thats a big channel o.0
[14:39] <lsottani> i do not know why it is not installed...
[14:39] <lsottani> i am still root atm, do i have to use sudo?
[14:39] <jaggy> Thanks ilovefairuz :)
[14:40] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: ls /home
[14:40] <yashi_> is there a practicable way to watch flash videos with ubuntu x64?
[14:40] <ilovefairuz> !flash | yashi_
[14:40] <tmatematikas> does anyone know why after rebooting my xubuntu (hp notebook) resets lan MAC address to original?
[14:40] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: with the last command it types only "lsottani" as a dir
[14:41] <ZykoticK9> yashi_, are you having "clicking" problems with flash?
[14:41] <pawush> what is lsusb ?
[14:41] <bazhang> pawush, lists usb bus devices
[14:41] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: sudo apt-get install grub
[14:41] <pawush> thanks
[14:41] <bazhang> pawush, lspci for pci bus and sudo lshw for general hardware
[14:42] <lsottani> http://pastebin.com/9ar18evY ilovefairuz
[14:42] <tweak> hey guys
[14:42] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: why sudo if you're root? remove it
[14:42] <tweak> mistype
[14:43] <lsottani> same stuff without sudo ilovefairuz
[14:43] <yashi_> ubottu: im just asking because adobe stopped the x64 flash support
[14:43] <ZykoticK9> ilovefairuz, i'm not sure why lsottani apt-get is getting an xargs syntax error currently while removing grub... looks like a package issue almost?  "sudo apt-get update" first maybe?
[14:44] <xissburg> lol
[14:44] <ilovefairuz> yashi_: you can run it through a wrapper, check the page
[14:44] <pawush> how to reinstall grub? what write in terminal?
[14:44] <Apocalypto> how much ram does ubuntu 10.04 need (minimum)?
[14:44] <ilovefairuz> ZykoticK9: i saw it but this is unrelated to the current error
[14:45] <ZykoticK9> pawush, do you know if you are using grub or grub2?
[14:45] <pawush> grub2
[14:45] <yashi_> ilovefairuz: the point is they took the plugin offline for a reason
[14:45] <bazhang> !requirements > Apocalypto
[14:45] <ZykoticK9> !grub2 | pawush
[14:45] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: strangely this is the same error we saw while trying to install broadcom driver on the command line, somehow your package database gets screwed up
[14:46] <lsottani> so what i have to do now?
[14:46] <yashi_> ilovefairuz: im searching an flash-nonfree alternative (i dont play games only flash videos)
[14:46]  * ilovefairuz scratches his head
[14:46] <ilovefairuz> yashi_: you will barely find anything usable
[14:46] <lsottani> anyway a brand new install should solve the problem, theoretically
[14:47] <ZykoticK9> yashi_, "flash-nonfree" is an alternative to flash64bit really -- it's the 32bit flash (which will work on 64bit system BTW)
[14:47] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: try something that uses grub 1, perhaps jolicloud does, and fedora does use it
[14:47] <lsottani> ok i try the joli install :(
[14:48] <ZykoticK9> lsottani, why not try installing without being root, and using a regular account with sudo - to verify that's not causing the issue?  Just a suggestion...
[14:48] <lsottani> i am a noob i do what you tell me :D
[14:49] <pawush> Used anyone 3G modems in Ubuntu 10.4? I'll want manual change Node'B , how to do ? I've Huawei 156g
[14:49] <ilovefairuz> ZykoticK9: we are chrooting from a live usb with a bound /dev tree and sudo/su is completely unrelated, this happened with sudo too
[14:49] <BluesKaj> ZykoticK , yashi_ , adobe 64 bit flash is on the back burner no longer officially supported until they finish development on it
[14:49] <ZykoticK9> ilovefairuz, did you mount proc as well?
[14:50] <ZykoticK9> BluesKaj, the 64bit removal is due to a security issue more then anything i believe
[14:50] <ilovefairuz> ZykoticK9: ah no, but it still happened on a normal install
[14:50] <BluesKaj> ZykoticK9, IC, ok that's pretty important :)
[14:51] <ilovefairuz> i don't think mounting proc is necessary but i could be wrong
[14:51] <pawush> Anyone used 3G modem in Ubuntu ?
[14:51] <quietone> How do I import a .vcs calendar attachment into evolution? Both "import to Calendar" and File->import fail.
[14:51] <airtonix> ok so since evolution and thunderbird fail at LDAP directory services...which email client will allow me to deal with an LDAP server ?
[14:52] <Guest24166> pawush: yes, the common ones are detected out the box now.
[14:52] <ZykoticK9> ilovefairuz, dev proc and sys need to be mounted for Grub to work properly in chroot
[14:52] <lotrpy> Hello, I can't remove or update rhythmbox, what should I do, Ubuntu 8.04, the error log: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/ymE23j7L
[14:52] <nvz> I had just installed ubuntu on this machine yesterday and had the wireless working at my house with the b43, now I can't get it to work here with either the open source or proprietary driver..  pastebin coming...
[14:52] <pawush> so, do you know ,how change manual Node'B / BTS ?
[14:53] <ZykoticK9> lotrpy, does running the command "sudo apt-get -f install" help?
[14:53] <Guest24166> no sorry. someone should
[14:53] <ilovefairuz> ZykoticK9: correct, just check the doc page
[14:53] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: still on live cd?
[14:54] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: live usb
[14:54] <bullgard> [Ubuntu 10.04.1] What is the path+filename  of the ~/Music directory symbol?
[14:54] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: what does this mean? "Error informing the kernel about modification to partition /dev/sda5 (the swap btw) -- device or resource busy. This means Linux won't know about any changes you made to /dev/sda5 until you reboot -- so you shouldn't mount it or use it in any way before rebooting
[14:54] <ilovefairuz> ZykoticK9: thanks
[14:54] <lsottani> i encountered this when choosing the partition size for jolicloud
[14:54] <lsottani> can i proceed?
[14:55] <lsottani> i can "ignore" or "cancel"
[14:55] <pawush> I want to boot Ubuntu live from USB ? Can I do it ?
[14:55] <nvz> http://paste.debian.net/83278/ it will not seem to stay associated with the AP
[14:55] <Cogito> yes
[14:55] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: can you switch to a terminal? and check: mount
[14:55] <bazhang> pawush, sure , use unetbootin
[14:56] <bazhang> pawush, assuming your machine allows for boot from usb
[14:56] <lsottani> i do not think i can
[14:56] <ZykoticK9> pawush, there are several options/methods to boot from USB.  Do you want a LiveCD-type environment or a full install to USB - both are possible.
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> pawush: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[14:56] <lsottani> i try to ignore to see if i can proceed
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> pawush: if you have a windows system flapping around, you can use that
[14:56] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: any progress?
[14:57] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: what existing operating system do you have?
[14:57] <lsottani> hmmm ilovefairuz the installer found some incorrect issues on the filesystem of sda...
[14:58] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: what was the error message?
[14:58] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: it is (was?) VortexBox, based on FC11. Never wanted to use VortexBox, so burned a 10.04 Desktop i386 ISO
[14:58] <|magic|> ciao
[14:59] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: and you did or did not install ubuntu?
[14:59] <pawush> bazhang: how I schould have size memory at USB pendrive for Ubuntu boot?
[14:59] <bazhang> !usb | pawush have a read
[14:59] <lotrpy> ZykoticK9, It has the same error. I paste it at http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/8eb1J2hP
[15:00] <lsottani> not really explicative, it says (translation to eng from ita) "Found some not corrected errors during the test od the filesystem type ext4 in the n°1 partition of SCSI1(0,0,0) (sda); if you do not return to the partitioning menu to correct these errors the partition will be used "as is"
[15:00] <lsottani> that's it ilovefairuz
[15:00] <magicianlord> how do you force 'shred' to delete recursively, including directories?
[15:00] <pawush> ok thanks everyone
[15:00] <ZykoticK9> lotrpy, hope someone has an answer for you - as I certainly don't :(  Good luck man.
[15:01] <bazhang> pawush, welcome
[15:01] <lsottani> and i can go back or continue options
[15:01] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: do you have any important files on that disk? wipe all partitions and re-create them
[15:01] <eff_> hallo
[15:01] <lsottani> no i do not have nothing, actually
[15:01] <ilovefairuz> !hi | eff_
[15:01] <lsottani> so i choose "use entire disk"?
[15:01] <FuGo> how to shell hosting on ubuntu?
[15:01] <mie> ai
[15:02] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: go to back to ubuntu cd, use entire disk and proceed with installation
[15:02] <lsottani> i tried it 2 times, and the grub problem remains
[15:02] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: never managed to -- the Live system worked ok for some time, then froze. Power-cycled the machine, tried booting - and after the BIOS, all I get is the blinking cursor on the screen. Happens whether I use the CD or try booting the current OS
[15:02] <lsottani> grrrr :/
[15:02] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: ZykoticK9 notified me about a missing step
[15:02] <lsottani> huh?
[15:03] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: there are a couple more commands that need to be used before trying to install grub 1.x
[15:03] <lsottani> d'oh
[15:03] <lsottani> so i have to reboot live again ubuntu?
[15:03] <lsottani> :D
[15:03] <ilovefairuz> yeap
[15:03] <lotrpy> Zykotick9, thanks :), It's not a big deal, I just use the console, don't know this software, just show the error msg every apt-get dist-upgrade
[15:03] <lsottani> lol ok
[15:04] <lsottani> psst ilovefairuz the wireless driver is working in joli usb
[15:04] <lsottani> :facepalm: XD
[15:05] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: it's a breath to get working in ubuntu, when we get past the boot problem lol
[15:05] <ilovefairuz> to get wireless working, i mean
[15:05] <lsottani> i suppose... anyway, 15 minutes left for me
[15:05] <ilovefairuz> for that particular card
[15:05] <cdavis> I have found numerious guids on a specific openbox customization however pypanel and netwmpager are not in the repos. Is openbox an older wm? Is there somethign more recent I can be playing with?
[15:05] <lsottani> and then the girl calls :/
[15:05] <lsottani> r u here tomorrow?
[15:06] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: probably yes
[15:06] <jj_> can u tell me how idisble irq16 in ubuntu plz
[15:06] <jj_> it keep making my net disconnect
[15:06] <lsottani> ok i am live usb 10.04
[15:07] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: what next?
[15:07] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: install, use erase entire disk
[15:07] <lsottani> i have already tried that...
[15:07] <lsottani> anyway
[15:07] <lsottani> i try again
[15:08] <lsottani> "erase and use entire disk"
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> cdavis: openbox is very alive, its just not as "pretty" as the others but it uses a fraction of the resources
[15:09] <lsottani> ok installation in progress
[15:09] <jj_> how would i disbale IRQ 16 in linux ubuntu ????
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> cdavis: http://openbox.org/wiki/Openbox:News
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> jj_: i think you'd do that in BIOS
[15:09] <jj_> nope
[15:10] <jj_> no option ive looked
[15:10] <euphorial> hmm.. I do my IRQ in BIOS as well
[15:10] <magicianlord> openbox can be made to look very professional.
[15:10] <megabraker> hi how to add a cosole application shortuct to application menu i tried to add netcat in the commmand fieled i writed nc but fail
[15:10] <megabraker> *console
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> jj_: if you boot with irqpoll you will get rid of the: irq 16: nobody cared (try booting with the "irqpoll" option)   error
[15:10] <ZykoticK9> megabraker, try using "gnome-terminal -e $FOOCOMMAND"
[15:11] <magicianlord> openbox also is highly customizable. you can launch applications very esily using hte windows key and other keys, while gnome has problems with it.
[15:11] <detrix> any one know how close Ubuntu is to getting gnome 3.0 in the next upgrade?
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> jj_: is that what you are getting?
[15:11] <megabraker> Zykotick thx very much that is why i love ubuntu :)
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> detrix: i'd ask in #ubuntu+1
[15:11] <magicianlord> detrix: it probably wont. but it will get unity, which is like it.  ubuntu needs a change
[15:11] <ZykoticK9> !tab > megabraker
[15:11] <bazhang> detrix, 2011
[15:11] <ZykoticK9> detrix, Gnome 3 might not happen in Ubuntu at all...
[15:12] <detrix> I am running the beta right now.  Not really liking it.
[15:12] <magicianlord> ZykoticK9: it's switching to openbox?
[15:12] <lsottani> 50% ilovefairuz :)
[15:12] <bazhang> detrix, alpha and #ubuntu+1 for discussion
[15:13] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: reboot after it finishes, perhaps it will just work ..
[15:13] <freddymx> hi, has anyone experienced this problem? i have ubuntu 10.4 in both a HP and a Toshiba Satellite, in both computer the screen won't come back when I open the lid after suspending it
[15:13] <lsottani> not the first time i tried, tho...
[15:13] <cdavis> ActionParsnip: Is pypanel and netwmpager old or just not enough desire to have in the repos?
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> magicianlord: if it did that'd be sweet. You can install openbox if you like it. It's in the repos
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> cdavis: submit it on http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com
[15:14] <ActionParsnip> cdavis: I found this: http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/netwmpager_howto
[15:15] <magicianlord> ActionParsnip: i use it
[15:15] <bgiarrocco> Hey guys, does anyone know if it's possible to change the icon for google desktop -- their icon has a white background by default - and it looks awful in my status bar at the top right
[15:15] <magicianlord> it should be the default window manager, with ubuntu branding
[15:15] <magicianlord> openbox is superior
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> magicianlord: it is in LUbuntu
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> magicianlord: it's not superior, it's different
[15:16] <magicianlord> only openbox. not lxde
[15:16] <q__> salve a tutti
[15:16] <AndrewMC> bgiarrocco: I don't think so...
[15:16] <magicianlord> ActionParsnip: matter of opinion
[15:16] <cptblood> what's the best & easiest way of installing nvidia drivers?
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> magicianlord: sure, install Ubuntu minimal, then install openbox
[15:16] <magicianlord> already did that
[15:16] <cptblood> (using ubuntu 9.04 with terminal only)
[15:16] <magicianlord> im not asking how to do it. i know how to do it
[15:16] <ilovefairuz> !it | q__
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> magicianlord: indeed, but you didn't say it was an opinion, so it looks like you are stating a solid fact
[15:16] <magicianlord> im saying canon should build off it and repackage the iso, insteado f gnome
[15:17] <bazhang> magicianlord, getting offtopic now
[15:17] <magicianlord> ActionParsnip: opinionated fact
[15:17] <magicianlord> ok bazhang
[15:17] <magicianlord> how's it going dude?
[15:17] <mneptok> also offtopic
[15:17] <paulm9> hi, anyone able get me up and running in ubuntu-one?
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> magicianlord: no such thing, that doesn't make any sense at all. a thing is either a fact, or your opinion which just happens to match the fact, or its just an opinion. None of these situations can exist
[15:18] <abhijit> paulm9, ask in #ubuntuone
[15:18] <q__> help kubuntu 10.04
[15:18] <megabraker> ZykoticK9 when i open the app it disappear how to make it wait like sh while 1 ?
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> q__: sup?
[15:18] <paulm9> thanks abhijit, ciao
[15:18] <magicianlord> it's off-topic, so i wont continue the arguement. but no
[15:18] <smw> can someone point me towards the page for howto properly fill out a hardware bug?
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> !bug | smw
[15:18] <abhijit> :(
[15:19] <smw> ActionParsnip, thanks
[15:19] <lsottani> 85...
[15:19] <q__> how to install driver on kubuntu 10.04?
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> q__: for what hardware?
[15:19] <abhijit> q__, try in #kubuntu
[15:20] <ZykoticK9> megabraker, sorry - I have no idea?
[15:20] <megabraker> ok
[15:20] <q__> video
[15:20] <smw> ActionParsnip, just because it is on kubuntu does not mean this is the wrong place to ask the question :-)
[15:20] <q__> #kubuntu
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> q__: ok what is the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> smw: i never said it wasn't
[15:21] <cptblood> what's the best & easiest way of installing nvidia drivers?
[15:21] <cptblood> what's the best & easiest way of installing nvidia drivers?
[15:21] <cptblood> (using ubuntu 9.04 with terminal only)
[15:21] <FloodBot3> cptblood: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:21] <cptblood> sry
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> !nvidia | cptblood
[15:21] <q__> nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200] (rev a1)
[15:21] <bazhang> cptblood, hardware drivers in system administartion
[15:21] <smw> cptblood, system -> administration -> hardware drivers
[15:21] <magicianlord> i think i should try to finish up some games today
[15:21] <cptblood> as i mentioned, terminal only
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> q__: system -> administration -> hardware drivers
[15:22] <bgiarrocco> Does anyone have any good alternative suggestions to google-desktop... I just need a quick launcher for programs (kind of like OSX's spotlight)
[15:22] <aeon-ltd> bgiarrocco: dmenu
[15:22] <ZykoticK9> cptblood, "sudo apt-get install nvidia-current" if you wan the "current" version
[15:22] <q__> ok thanks
[15:22] <abhijit> q__, type /j #kubuntu
[15:22] <cptblood> ZykoticK9: ok, thx, only thing i have to do? no editing of files etc?
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> cptblood: I use: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[15:22] <abhijit> bgiarrocco, gnome-do?
[15:22] <cptblood> that's a rather old driver isnt it? im running 190.x now
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> cptblood: why are you only wanting command line?
[15:23] <cptblood> cause i dont have a gui
[15:23] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: the installation has just completed the grub parts... let's hope..
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> cptblood: then use nvidiaglx-96
[15:23] <ZykoticK9> cptblood, after nvidia installation "sudo nvidia-xconfig" to create an xorg.conf file
[15:23] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: all the best ..
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> cptblood: if you dont have a gui, you don't need nvidia drivers
[15:23] <cptblood> (xbmc box that freezes upon start
[15:23] <BKTech86> when i try sudo wine, it says /home/me/.wine is not owned by me ? ???
[15:23] <cptblood> so trying new drivers)
[15:23] <cptblood> ye, i do ActionParsnip
[15:24] <skumara> hi
[15:24] <mneptok> cptblood: if you have no GUI, why do you need nVidia drivers?
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> BKTech86: why are you running wine with sudo?????
[15:24] <ZykoticK9> BKTech86, don't use sudo with wine
[15:24] <BKTech86> well because wine is not working without it, honestly
[15:24] <cptblood> mneptok: im running xbmc in standalone mode
[15:24] <q__> for 3d acceleration
[15:24] <BKTech86> anyone know why i get this error? http://pastebin.com/Li0mmFNm
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> BKTech86: try: cd /home sudo chown -R foo:foo ./foo
[15:25] <bgiarrocco> abhijit: gnome-do looks interesting, i'll try it-- thanks!
[15:25] <ZykoticK9> BKTech86, you "might" want to give that pastebin to the folks in #winehq
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> BKTech86: this will make sure all the files are your users, sounds like you have been using sudo in some stupid plaes and screwed up ownerships
[15:25] <abhijit> bgiarrocco, i use it. its really a nice launcher.
[15:26] <BKTech86> no, I haven't, and I didn't screw anything up.
[15:26] <BKTech86> ZykoticK9, I gave it to them.
[15:26] <ZykoticK9> BKTech86, wine + sudo = fail
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> q__: http://www.howtoforge.com/enabling-compiz-fusion-on-an-ubuntu-10.04-desktop-nvidia-geforce-fx-5200
[15:26] <lsottani> ilovefairuz: nothing happens
[15:26] <smw> ActionParsnip, the page you gave me has nothing on reporting hardware problems
[15:26] <lsottani> grrr
[15:26] <lsottani> i give up for today
[15:26] <opij> what's the best way to free up lots of ram on ubuntu?
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> BKTech86: its a good command to run. You should be the owner of ALL of $HOME
[15:26] <ilovefairuz> lsottani: ok we'll do the grub 1.x stuff next time
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> smw: its how you can log a bug
[15:26] <smw> ActionParsnip, I need the list of commands to run like lsusb -vvv etc
[15:26] <lsottani> i want to try jolicloud install first
[15:27] <lsottani> see ya tomorrow
[15:27] <lsottani> :)
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> smw: sudo lshw    will help
[15:27] <smw> ActionParsnip, I know, I remember there being a list of useful commands for hardware related problems
[15:28] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: Motherboard is http://www.delvingware.com/webservices/medialibrary/media/datasheets/ROCKY-4784EV.pdf if that helps?
[15:28] <skumara> how to maunt xd card in ubuntu? i insert the card and nothing happen!
[15:28] <smw> ActionParsnip, I guess I will just do lshw and lsusb
[15:28] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: you didn't tell if you installed ubuntu or not
[15:28] <abhijit> !hardware | smw
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> smw: makes sense, also the output of: dmesg    will help
[15:30] <opij> what's the best way to free up lots of ram on ubuntu?
[15:30] <cptblood> any reason why sudo sh *.run for nvidia driver isnt recommended?
[15:30] <nits_> after using rm -r to delete a file how do u write over the empty space left by the file with 0's?
[15:30] <erUSUL> opij: what is free ram good for? free ram == wasted ram
[15:30] <smw> ActionParsnip, it is a usb device (even though it is internal). Should I still use dmesg?
[15:30] <erUSUL> nits_: you should have user shred or wipe to delete the file
[15:31] <opij> erUSUL, i use it for watching high res video
[15:31] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: never managed to -- the Live system worked ok for some time, then froze. Power-cycled the machine, tried booting - and after the BIOS, all I get is the blinking cursor on the screen. Happens whether I use the CD or try booting the current OS
[15:31] <Furtano> hi
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> smw: yes as it shows the hardware being detected.
[15:31] <erUSUL> !ram | opij
[15:31] <nits_> erUSUL: oh.... are those commands similar to rm ?
[15:31] <Furtano> What is a easy Mailserver for Ubuntu ?
[15:31] <abhijit> Furtano, try in #ubuntu-server
[15:32] <Furtano> abhijit, ty
[15:32] <erUSUL> nits_: they so *secure* file deletion. they overwritte the file with garbage to make it hard/imposible to recover
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> Furtano: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer
[15:32] <erUSUL> s/so/do/
[15:32] <nits_> erUSUL: cool stuff :D
[15:32] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: so the live cd doesn't work any longer?
[15:32] <nits_> erUSUL: danke :D
[15:33] <Furtano> ActionParsnip, great ty
[15:33] <nits_> is it possible to copy and install windows via a usb stick?
[15:33] <nits_> i know this is ubuntu room but still....
[15:33] <bazhang> nits_, try in ##windows
[15:33] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: nope - if I'm lucky I'll get to the screen with choices for installing Ubuntu, trying it, etc. - but always results in the blinking underscore for anything further
[15:33] <bullgard> [Ubuntu 10.04.1] What is the path+filename  of the ~/Music directory symbol?
[15:33] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: also, can only get that far after resetting ESCD
[15:34] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: i suggest getting the live cd for another distro and trying it, it's a very odd issue
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> Rogue1: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-fix-ubuntu-10-04-lts-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup.html
[15:35] <shane2peru> how can I make FF use less room at the top?  It has the Title bar, menu bar, address bar, bookmark bar, and tab bar, that is excessive, where as Chromium uses less space, and has about the same.
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: use tinymenu and liquifox theme
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: you can then rearrange the toolbars to get a very thin toolbar
[15:35] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: oddly enough my WinXP CD booted ok, but suddenly found a corrupt file - despite never having had that problem before *shrug*
[15:35] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, tinemenu?  is that in the repos, or an option in firefox?
[15:35] <abhijit> shane2peru, remove bookmarks bar
[15:36] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, and I assume that liquifox is an theme add on.
[15:36] <duffydack> shane2peru, remove all the icons and add them to the top bar as well
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: http://s270.photobucket.com/albums/jj93/andrew_woodhead666/?action=view&current=thin.jpg   looks like that :)
[15:36] <Rogue1> ActionParsnip: I neither have an nvidia graphics card, not have managed to install Ubuntu - I can't even get the Live CD to run or install
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> Rogue1: it still can help and its free to try
[15:37] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: do a memtest
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: tinymenu is an addon and puts all that file, edit, view crap in one button. Liquifox is a theme
[15:37] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, yep!!!  that is what I want!@
[15:37] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, ok, thanks a bundle!!!
[15:37] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: memtest froze.
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: you then have 1 bar with everthing on and is thin
[15:38] <nits_> where is the stored log files of this irc chat?
[15:38] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: from what cd? XP's?
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> nits_: what client?
[15:38] <nits_> ActionParsnip: i am using irssi from the terminal
[15:39] <nits_> ActionParsnip: there is an online log of the whole irc chat right? jus wanted to know it's address
[15:39] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: nope, memtest on the Ubuntu CD failed. second ISO I've burned to CD, and all seems fine - just can 't escape this darn blinking underscore. Will try ActionParsnip's sol'n
[15:39] <bazhang> !1984 | nits_
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> nits_: possibly ~/.config/irssi/   some place
[15:40] <nits_> ubottu : thanks bro!
[15:40] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: http://www.memtest86.com/
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> Rogue1: did you MD5 test the ISO?
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> nits_: or try ~/irclogs  too
[15:40] <figure002> ActionParsnip: where can i find this tinymenu? i just searched on the firefox addon site, but no results.
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> figure002: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1455/
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> figure002: use normal websearch engines, works nicer
[15:41] <xissburg> guys I'm still trying to recover my Windows installation...
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: just reinstall and restore data from your backups
[15:41] <xissburg> I tried with the WinXP CD but in recovery mode it asks for asmin password, which I cant remember in any way
[15:41] <figure002> ActionParsnip: got it, thanks
[15:41] <xissburg> backups? haha
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: ?
[15:42] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, seems that liquifox isn't available for FF 3.6.X
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: i see
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: you may be able to compile it. I dont use firefox anymore
[15:43] <xissburg> tge thing is...I installed ubuntu using Wubi from Win7. It trashed my boot loader, but it worked fine a few times...in the 3rd boot it didnt work anymore without any reason
[15:43] <xissburg> now the only thing I get is grub rescue
[15:43] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, well I had been using Chromium, but minor things here and there that always worked in FF, drove me back, however now I see how much space that stuff is eating up there.
[15:43] <oledole2> Q: I have a RAID5 on /dev/sd[bcdef]1, but Ubuntu 10.04 fails to auto-start/assemble it during boot. I suspect it's because I've got superblocks both on /dev/sdb and /dev/sdb1, which confuses mdadm et.al. Is it safe to zero the superblock on /dev/sdb? Will that leave everything else on the disk intact, for example the superblock on /dev/sdb1 and the data on that partition? Thanks
[15:44] <xissburg> now I'm reslly lost...already tried a couple things but nothing works
[15:44] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: liquifox should make it thinner
[15:44] <xissburg> *really
[15:45] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, that is ok, I got it all moved right click on the menu, customize, start dragging and re-arranging. :)  Thanks
[15:45] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, the tinymenu helps a lot though, I mean how often do I click on that menu stuff??  not often enough!
[15:46] <Cogito> how can i register mi nick
[15:46] <bazhang> !register > Cogito
[15:46] <bazhang> Cogito, /join #freenode for further help
[15:46] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: http://www.omaregan.com/?p=583  may help, you can avoid this whole thing with a backup. Remember: your drive motor CAN fail, then where is your data???
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: if you dont use the menu at all you can get freaky with user.js and remove stuff outright
[15:47] <xissburg> ActionParsnip: so where would I backup? Another disk?
[15:47] <xissburg> I don't have many
[15:48] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, no, I use it, but no much, tinymenu is perfect.
[15:48] <PHP_Arun> hi there everyone
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: anything, a USB device, optical media, another PC. Just another system / physical disk to hold your data as well as the usual one
[15:48] <xissburg> its a lot of data
[15:48] <xissburg> well...most of it is not really valuable
[15:48] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: how will you feel if its inaccessible....
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> thats cool then, if its invaluable then you can possibly afford to not bother
[15:49] <huseyin_001> !kernel
[15:49] <xissburg> anyway
[15:49] <xissburg> I want to get my boot loeader back
[15:50] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, I was going to post a screen shot, but not sure where to do that.  there doesn't seem to be a pastebin screenshot. :)
[15:50] <Magix> Hello.
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: i found a page ages agoo about fixing wubi's boot thing
[15:50] <ZykoticK9> !paste | shane2peru
[15:50] <bazhang> !imgbin | shane2peru
[15:50] <Magix> I installed Ubuntu but i had a WinXP too.
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: use imageshack
[15:50] <Magix> When i try the XP loader in Ubuntu It only gives a _
[15:50] <Magix> And it wont load
[15:50] <shane2peru> thanks ZykoticK9 bazhang
[15:50] <Magix> How to fix that
[15:51] <jaggy> Is there a way to make notify-send have bigger balloons or something? :(
[15:51] <xissburg> ActionParsnip: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1437840
[15:52] <xissburg> looks exactly like my problem
[15:52] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/20340/how-to-restore-the-wubi-ubuntu-bootloader/
[15:52] <Magix> xissburg: I dont used wubi.
[15:52] <xissburg> what
[15:53] <jaggy> nvm, got it
[15:53] <yake> Chinese input "Wubi"
[15:53] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: you may need to boot to windows cd to reinstate the windows bootloader, then use that guide to get the wubi nonesense in
[15:53]  * ActionParsnip hates wubi
[15:54] <xissburg> heh
[15:54] <xissburg> a friend recommended it to me
[15:54] <xissburg> I was afraid of installing ubuntu in my machine because of possible oot issue
[15:54] <xissburg> he said it was safe with Wubi
[15:54] <xissburg> *boot
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: you can install it to a USB stick, a 1Gb stick will do.
[15:55] <shane2peru> ActionParsnip, http://imagebin.org/109641  That works nice
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> shane2peru: nice
[15:56] <Magix> http://paste.ubuntu.com/477951/
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: not only will your filesystem not get raped by the huge shortcomings of NTFS but it won't screw with your windows boot loader in any way
[15:56] <Magix> ^^^^ READ THAt please ^^^
[15:56] <Magix> the paste
[15:56] <ActionParsnip> Magix: boot to liveCD and reinstall grub
[15:57] <xissburg> ActionParsnip: that tutorial won't help...I can't boot
[15:57] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz / ActionParsnip: md5sum checks out ok. Tried solution 2, freezes with the coloured dots below the Ubuntu logo - gonna tryanother option
[15:57] <Magix> ActionParsnip: I will try.
[15:57] <xissburg> the only thing I get is a grub rescue
[15:58] <ben_q> hey, is rc.local executed on boot or when the first user logs in?
[15:58] <Magix> ActionParsnip: I will try now.
[15:58] <yake> may be grub fail
[15:58] <Magix> ActionParsnip: Please stay for even more help.
[15:58] <yake> Magix:kubuntu  is ok?
[15:58] <dr3mro> does any one here uses ppa:c-korn/vlc and notics its not working any more or it just me ??
[15:59] <werbs> how do I make terminal stop blinking/flashing? already edited terminfo
[16:00] <freddymx> nobody had the resume after suspend problem on notebook? screen won't come back on?
[16:01] <Magix> ActionParsnip: Hmm. Cant find it on LiveCD ?
[16:01] <oCean_> freddymx: there are several issues with suspend/hibernate (&resume) at launchpad.
[16:01] <dr3mro> does any one here uses ppa:c-korn/vlc and notics its not working any more or it just me ??
[16:03] <Magix> ActionParsnip: ?
[16:03] <xissburg> :(
[16:03] <dr3mro> i want to install vlc 1.1.2 in ubuntu 10.04
[16:03] <bindi> I have a problem. My HTPC is attached to a TV via HDMI, and the picture is green starting from bios post. Though, when it gets to Windows, it becomes orange. This is normalized by changing channel to something else and then back to HDMI. Though now I have ubuntu, so it's green all the way. I've tested the same hardware and hdmi cable on my monitor, works flawlessly. no green anywhere.
[16:04] <freddymx> oCean_: so, for now the only solution is waiting?
[16:04] <dreamtraveler> heya, is there a repo mirror for vlc 1.1.2
[16:05] <dreamtraveler> ?
[16:05] <oCean_> freddymx: I don't know, you could browse the several issues to see if there are fixes/workarounds. For some reason such issues have been always around.
[16:06] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz, no luck.
[16:06] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: with the memtest cd?
[16:06] <Rogue1> with the solutions that ActionParsnip suggested.
[16:08] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: run a memtest
[16:09] <teja> hie...
[16:10] <Jordan_U> Magix: Can you run boot info script as explained here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and pastebin the RESULTS.txt?
[16:10] <teja> i have problem with my sound card can any one please help
[16:11] <yake> sound driver is load?
[16:11] <teja> there is very low sound i can hear
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: works fine
[16:11] <aeon-ltd> teja: turn volume up maybe?
[16:11] <teja> i chekd my alsa drivers
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: you may need to remove your current vlc config folder
[16:11] <abhijit> !pm | teja if its ubuntu question then ask here
[16:11] <aeon-ltd> teja: check alsamixer
[16:11] <teja> yeah for ubuntu 10.04
[16:12] <abhijit> !sound | teja
[16:12] <teja> i did that
[16:12] <teja> since 3 days i am tryin all
[16:12] <teja> but i cant
[16:13] <gio_gt> teja: are you using pulseaudio?
[16:13] <teja> yeah
[16:13] <gio_gt> teja: if so, you should install pulse audio volume manager and set the volume there
[16:13] <gio_gt> teja: I had the same problem on my father's laptop
[16:13] <teja> yes i did that
[16:13] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: memtest does nothing - shows a screen listing memory size, no percentages on the pass / test items, and no response from any keyboard input
[16:14] <gio_gt> teja: the mixer I am talking about is called "Pulse Audio Volume Control" in the menu
[16:14] <xissburg> how to boot from a pendrive using an iso?
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> dr3mro: http://pastebin.com/KEQJEkBj   rename those files, then rerun vlc
[16:14] <teja> gio_gt:exactly
[16:15] <gio_gt> teja: you have to set the volume to the maximum in the Playback tab and in Output Devices tab, too
[16:15] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: you have a hardware problem
[16:15] <xissburg> I found in the net that you just have to put the iso there but it wont work
[16:15] <gio_gt> teja: check that
[16:15] <teja> yes
[16:15] <ilovefairuz> !unetbootin | xissburg
[16:15] <teja> i set dat gio
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[16:15] <gio_gt> teja: already to the maximum? uhm...
[16:15] <slashme> I hear a lot about not mixing apt-get, aptitude and synaptic (for example http://newbiedoc.berlios.de/wiki/Aptitude_-_using_together_with_Synaptic_and_Apt-get ), but the ubuntu wiki page has no such warning ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto?action=show&redirect=AptGetHowto ) What's the deal?
[16:15] <teja> yep
[16:16] <sacarlson> xissburg: try look at this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[16:16] <gio_gt> teja: and then open a terminal, type "alsamixer" and the Playback volume to the maximum, too
[16:16] <xissburg> ActionParsnip: I want to put the win7 recovery dic there
[16:16] <xissburg> *disc
[16:16] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: hardware was fine when I got the unit, and fine when I ran VortexBox - it's only since putting in this Ubuntu CD and trying it, that these problems have appeared :/
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: ask in ##windows then
[16:16] <teja> yes gio
[16:17] <sacarlson> xissburg: sorry this tells how to setup ubuntu
[16:17] <gio_gt> teja: you should see just one volume in Playback in alsamixer, because it is the pulseaudio output
[16:17] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: perhaps it's just a coincidence
[16:17] <mexwill> hy people some one can say me where the servlist_.conf of x-chat is?
[16:17] <gio_gt> teja: if the volume is still low, then I really don't know what the problem could be
[16:17] <xissburg> I want to boot anything from there...its a pretty open question
[16:17] <caim> teja: which sound card is it?
[16:17] <dreamtraveler> um can you give me a repo mirror for vlc 1.1.x
[16:17] <teja> i can c master,speakers,headphones
[16:17] <teja> gio:its intel hda
[16:17] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: or that it exercised something in the firmware that brought about that issue
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: putting a windows ISO on a USB is different to ubuntu
[16:18] <caim> teja: also check if thei are muted
[16:18] <slashme> I mean, is it safe for me to use apt-get whenever I want to install stuff, let the update manager update stuff, and then use synaptic now and then as well?
[16:18] <teja> caim:no they r nt mute
[16:18] <Jordan_U> slashme: Yes.
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> slashme: totally
[16:19] <oledole2> Q: Every time I boot Ubuntu 10.04 it randomly chooses either sda or sdc as the device name for my primary hard-drive, why is this happening? Can I hard-code it somewhere so that my device names stay consistent? Thanks
[16:19] <slashme> Cool, thanks!!
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> oledole2: you can use UUIDs
[16:19] <xissburg> I will extract the iso in the pendrive
[16:19] <caim> teja: if you tried every possible solution and nothing works, try the OSSv4
[16:19] <teja> please any one help
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: you need more than that
[16:19] <sacarlson> oledole2: yes
[16:19] <gio_gt> teja: you can try to open pulse audio volume control while you are listening to the audio, if I remember correctly you should see a volume for every application emitting sound
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: the guys in ##windows will know
[16:19] <teja> caim:wats OSSv4
[16:20] <teja> i have a problem with sound
[16:20] <oledole2> ActionParsnip: where? i want sda to always be my primary disk, so i don't have to use UUID in my fstab, mdadm config, etc
[16:20] <teja> i cant hear the sound on my VAIO
[16:20] <xissburg> but.. ActionParsnip , isn't there a general method to use pendrives as if they were CDs to boot?
[16:20] <gio_gt> teja: oh so you don't hear the sound at all?
[16:21] <gio_gt> teja: be sure that your user is in the pulse-access group
[16:21] <caim> teja: is the set of drivers I use to have my sound card working
[16:21] <sacarlson> xissburg: try google  your not even close
[16:21] <teja> gio_gt:in speakers i cant but in headphones very low
[16:21] <Jordan_U> oledole2: This is the problem that UUIDs are designed to solve, why don't you want to use them?
[16:21] <Jordan_U> xissburg: No.
[16:21] <xissburg>  D:
[16:22] <gio_gt> teja: oh, so your user is in the pulse-access group, otherwise you could not hear it very low...
[16:22] <caim> but try all of what gio_gt  is telling you. I don't know what you've tried so far, so I can't guess if its a true problem or you are just not used to linux
[16:22] <teja> gio_gt:so wat shud i do
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> xissburg: no because they use different boot loaders, thats why I keep telling you to head over to ##windows but you keep ignoring it
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> oledole2: in /etc/fstab
[16:22] <sacarlson> Jordan_U: oledole2: I think it's posible if he made a clone of the drive the uuid could match but what's the posibility of that?
[16:23] <oledole2> Jordan_U: i want to use them, in once place, to do the mapping once :)
[16:23] <gio_gt> teja: I'm sorry, I gotta go now, I have to go out or I'll have my friends wait... unfortunately I don't have other suggestions, sorry
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> oledole2: if you run: sudo blkid    you will see the UUIDs of the partitions, you can then replace /dev/sda1 or whatever with the UUID
[16:23] <aeon-ltd> teja: seriously check alsamixer and max out all outputs and check they show 00
[16:24] <teja> aeon-ltd:i chekd dem...since 3days i am havin d prblm
[16:24] <gio_gt> teja: well, I have a last suggestion. Be sure that the application you are using to test the audio is configured to use the pulseaudio output.
[16:24] <Jordan_U> oledole2: That one time mapping is /dev/disk/by-uuid/. Device names like /dev/sda can change between boots, and there's not much you can do about it.
[16:24] <gio_gt> teja: for example, mplayer and vlc can be configured to use different audio outputs, you should set them explicitly to use the pulseaudio one.
[16:25] <teja> gio_gt: ok.....so how can i do that
[16:25] <teja> gio_gt: i play my MP3 in rythmic
[16:25] <oledole2> Jordan_U: i see, oh well, thanks anyways :)
[16:25] <LADmaticCA> is there a way to make htop display memory usage for programs in MB? like system monitor does?
[16:26] <compizz> I installed easystrokes' newer version (in the repo is old) but now i want to install it and sudo apt-get remove easystrokes does not find the program, neither does package manager
[16:26] <gio_gt> teja: in application settings. If it's a gnome application (like rhythmbox) it just inherits the settings from GNOME settings. I don't use GNOME (I use KDE) so I am not very comfortable with GNOME audio settings
[16:26] <gio_gt> teja: in short: be sure that GNOME is set to use pulseaudio output and other non-GNOME applications are set to use pulseaudio output, too.
[16:26] <teja> gio_gt: so shud i try with KDE? and wat bout VLC
[16:26] <teja> ?
[16:26] <sacarlson> LADmaticCA: isn't that what the program top does?
[16:27] <gio_gt> teja: I gotta run now, really, I am already late. Good luck, bye
[16:27] <teja> gio_gt: k cya
[16:27] <gio_gt> teja: with VLC you can find it in the settings, the audio section
[16:27] <gio_gt> teja: and choose the pulseaudio output there
[16:27] <teja> gio_gt: k sure thnx
[16:27] <gio_gt> bye teja
[16:27] <gio_gt> teja: no problem, bye
[16:27] <Hadi> When ubuntu Ibex is going to be released?
[16:27] <teja> gio_gt: bbye
[16:28] <psycho_oreos> ibex is already released
[16:28] <LADmaticCA> sacarlson, im not sure. I get different outputs from top vs gnome system monitor
[16:28] <psycho_oreos> !8.10
[16:28] <compizz> guys i installed a .deb with packages manager but i cant find it to uninstall
[16:28] <Hadi> its like 08.2010 ?
[16:28] <sacarlson> LADmaticCA: with top you can sort on mem usage
[16:29] <LADmaticCA> sacarlson, which column is memory usage? VIRT? RES?
[16:29] <psycho_oreos> Hadi, and its not supported anymore because it has reached its EOL
[16:29] <sacarlson> LADmaticCA: virt is swap mem res is resident ram
[16:30] <xissburg_> why ubutu download always fail?
[16:30] <bazhang> xissburg_, more details please
[16:30] <Hadi> psycho_oreos , which is the next ubutnu to be released ?
[16:30] <avi_> hey I'm on lucid and using a theme that makes my login screen look like windows 98. Is there any way to apply a theme to JUST the login screen? Also, would gnome-look have themes for this? thanks.
[16:30] <mneptok> Hadi: 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat)
[16:30] <psycho_oreos> Hadi, sometime in October, see !10.10 or Maverick Meerkat
[16:31] <Hadi> Thank you
[16:31] <Hadi> !10.10
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> xissburg_: try using the torrent, works great
[16:31] <user_> huiiiii
[16:31] <teja> i cant hear sound
[16:31] <sacarlson> avi_: wow I should try that win98 theme is that a package?
[16:31] <LADmaticCA> sacarlson, is that the accurate usage? my music player for example shows 92m in top, and 69MiB in system monitor
[16:31] <user_> ikyhkkk
[16:31] <teja> any one plss help in ubuntu 10.04
[16:31] <user_> tr
[16:31] <user_> rsykkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
[16:31] <user_> hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[16:31] <user_> h
[16:31] <FloodBot3> user_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:31] <user_> h
[16:31] <mneptok> user_: please stop
[16:32] <sacarlson> LADmaticCA: maybe gnome adds virt and res
[16:32] <user_> wopppp
[16:32] <user_> k,
[16:32] <user_> yhlkjh
[16:32] <user_> yyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[16:32] <avi_> sacarlson, Heh, no. Or at least I don't know about it. I'm using the new versions of Ambiance that will ship with Maverick, but they don't play nice with gdm, apparently.
[16:33] <sigmab3ta> im trying to get fancontrol to launch at startup. it's not working. any suggestions?
[16:33] <user_> halooo
[16:33] <sacarlson> avi_:  I don't care about gdm I don't login I just auto login  so were to get the win90 theme?
[16:33] <user_> jth
[16:33] <user_> jth
[16:33] <user_> jth
[16:33] <user_> j
[16:33] <user_> th
[16:33] <user_> ghj
[16:33] <sacarlson> win98
[16:33] <user_> hgj
[16:33] <user_> hgj
[16:33] <user_> hjgjhg
[16:33] <sigmab3ta> i've put this script: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=219763&postcount=2 into /etc/init.d and chmod +x'd it.
[16:33] <bazhang> user_, stop that
[16:33] <user_> jghjgh
[16:34] <user_> jghjkgjk
[16:34] <user_> ujkkuj
[16:34] <user_> hmhm
[16:34] <user_> yhjhyjhy
[16:34] <user_> jhjhj
[16:34] <user_> kujkj
[16:34] <avi_> sacarlson, No you don't get it. When logged in everything looks like Ubuntu. It's just GDM that looks different.
[16:34] <sacarlson> were's that bot when you need him
[16:34] <Fervore>  !list
[16:34] <sacarlson> avi_: oh no good then for me thanks anyway
[16:35] <avi_> sacarlson, Sure thing.
[16:35] <pavelz> any gnome wizards here? I need to remove a window from tablist or have it ultimately dodge focus at all costs -> it is a movie playing. when editing code and tabbing i seem to always close it...
[16:35] <xissburg> jj´~]
[16:36] <xissburg> where can I get the torrent?
[16:36] <offy> I can't execute anything on my mounted harddrive. I did chown and chmod and nothing is working yet.
[16:36] <LADmaticCA> sacarlson, yeah somethings going on. I was just trying to get a better understanding of (h)top
[16:36] <bazhang> !torrents > xissburg
[16:37] <sacarlson> LADmaticCA: never used it (h)top  top is what I use to check status
[16:38] <LADmaticCA> sacarlson, alright. hey thanks for the info
[16:38] <xissburg> bazhang: thanks
[16:38] <Jordan_U> Magix: Can you run boot info script as explained here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and pastebin the RESULTS.txt?
[16:39] <gwern> so, I have a line of shell scripting which runs perfectly when I run it manually in bash, runs perfectly when I run it in dash, and even if I specify a shell out to sh or bash, it still fails whenever I put it in cron! the line looks like: 1,16,31,46 * * * * bash -c "if grep open /proc/acpi/button/lid/LID0/state; then if [ $((`date +%s` % 6)) = 1 ]; then xmessage \"$(((`date --date='9 August 2074' +%s` - `date +%s`) / 60)) minutes left to live. Is what ...
[16:39] <gwern> ... you are doing important?\"; fi; fi"
[16:39] <gwern> the error looks like: /bin/sh: Syntax error: EOF in backquote substitution
[16:40] <gwern> this confuses me a little. I'm guessing crontab is quirky in someway.
[16:40] <sacarlson> gwem: that's all in the crontab?
[16:41] <mneptok> gwern: have you tried saving the file as an executable shell script and calling that file from cron?
[16:41] <gwern> mneptok: that's kind of a last resort for me. I like having everything in one place
[16:42] <sacarlson> gwern: why don't you put everything you plan to run in a script that cron runs?  I'm sure I don't get the picture
[16:42] <gwern> sacarlson: I just dislike dealing with $path issues, and dislike what ought to be unnecessary indirection
[16:42] <mneptok> gwern: well, you're closing the double quote before the script completes, and the part outside the double quote has unescaped spaces.
[16:42] <erUSUL> gwern: use $() instead of ``
[16:42] <erUSUL> gwern: better when nesting
[16:42] <sacarlson> gwern:  in my script I just add cd /home/myhome
[16:43] <ChogyDan> how can I tell what HZ my kernel is running at?
[16:43] <dougl> I have ubuntu installed and sound from ubuntu box is working great thru my stereo system but I also have a mac with sound output going to my line in of my ubuntu box so I can hear both ubuntu and mac thru my stereo but my line in on my ubuntu does not seem to be working = any suggestions?
[16:43] <sacarlson> gwern: fine if you want to confuse yourself and others that may have to support what you create go for it.
[16:43] <mneptok> ChogyDan: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[16:43] <erUSUL> ChogyDan: grep HZ /boot/config-$(uname -r)
[16:43] <ChogyDan> thanks!
[16:44] <gwern> erUSUL: I'll try that. I vaguely remember problems using $()s but what the heck
[16:46] <abhijain1> abhijit: hello
[16:49] <Handel> Hi, everyone
[16:50] <Juhnson> hi
[16:55] <xissburg> :(
[16:57] <Billtoo_> +q45t
[16:57] <xissburg> anyway guys...when I boot in Ubuntu from the pendrive what should I do???
[16:57] <xissburg> how to fix the boot loeader?
[16:57] <xissburg> *loader
[16:57] <PumaMania> Hello, how would I edit GRUB so that my Windows boots up by default?
[16:58] <hotstew> hi guys, I just got frustrated with gnome and installed xfce
[16:58] <hotstew> so far so good, are there any drawbacks to using xfce instead?
[16:59] <aws> I know this is #ubuntu, but would anyone here happen to be an ardour user?
[17:00] <peterkirn> aws: I'm using Ardour on Ubuntu. ;)
[17:00] <sacarlson> PumaMania: maybe try #grub
[17:00] <PumaMania> okay
[17:00] <Dink> Is there a way to tell what flags a package/binary was compiled with ?
[17:00] <hotstew> xfce seems kinda snappier
[17:01] <istvan> Hello, I just installed ubuntu on my powerbook g4 to use as a media server. The wireless works fine, but when I plug in an ethernet cable, it is stil listed as disconnected. here is my /var/log: http://pastebin.com/07zR8D3J
[17:01] <istvan> *messages
[17:01] <magicianlord> istvan: try to edi the ethernet and then save it, but dont change anything
[17:01] <mreichelt> hi there!
[17:01] <istvan> magicianlord, what is edi?
[17:02] <mreichelt> I want to create an Ad Hoc network between multiple Ubuntu 10.04 hosts
[17:02] <istvan> magicianlord, oh, edit? where do i edit it?
[17:02] <teja> i hav a problem with sound in ubuntu 10.04
[17:02] <xissburg> help
[17:02] <teja> cannot hear from speakers
[17:02] <mreichelt> is there a good manual to achieve this? I already created an ad hoc network on one laptop and successfully connected to it from another laptop, but only ARP messages are able to get through, no ping requests yet :-/
[17:03] <bazhang> !ics | mreichelt this?
[17:03] <magicianlord> istvan: in network settings
[17:03] <xissburg> ok guys...lets me tell the whole story again...Im absolutely lost and dont know what exactly to do
[17:03] <peterkirn> aws: did you have a question about Ardour? If it's relevant to Ubuntu in general, post here, otherwise feel free to message me directly outside the channel.
[17:03] <istvan> magicianlord, ok, will do. also, does this line from messages help?  ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link is not ready
[17:04] <xissburg> I had an HDD with 3 partitions: one for files only, one with WinXP32 and another with Win7 64
[17:04] <xissburg> so I installed ubuntu using Wubi from the Win7 64
[17:04] <DyNAmiC_BoaT_FAI> I am trying to check external hd's and usb drives for virsus's with KlamAV and the live cd, but I am unable to update the definitions... any idea how i can get updated definitions?
[17:04] <sacarlson> xissburg: like going to church to find whores dude total wrong place to look try google
[17:04] <mreichelt> bazhang, maybe - I hoped for a simple way using the NetworkManager
[17:05] <bazhang> sacarlson, that is not acceptable here
[17:05] <xissburg> It worked ok a few times. I got to boot and reboot around 3 times....then suddenly without any reason my boot loader was trashed
[17:05] <xissburg> the only thing I get when I boot is grub rescue
[17:05] <ChogyDan> xissburg: wubi = lies
[17:05] <xissburg> yes
[17:05] <xissburg> "they" told me it wond't trash my boot loader
[17:06] <xissburg> *wouldn't
[17:06] <xissburg> so the question is: what happened?? What can I do to restore my boot loader?
[17:06] <ChogyDan> xissburg: yeah, most of us don't use wubi, so we don't know what is going on.  But someone a couple days ago had the same issue.  Grub was installed with wubi, grub couldn't handle the wubi install, and so during an upgrade grub crapped out
[17:07] <airtonix> mreichelt, i assume you refer to wifi connections when you say adhoc ?
[17:07] <GHH> which software should i use for my laptop webcam please?
[17:07] <IdleOne> GHH: install cheese
[17:07] <istvan> magicianlord, no luck :(
[17:07] <mreichelt> airtonix, of course
[17:08] <xissburg> anyway..what is grub rescue?? what can I do to recover my boot loader??
[17:08] <airtonix> mreichelt, ok so on this screen, which option are you using in the drop down menu ? http://imagebin.org/109647
[17:08] <IdleOne> GHH: if the cam works with Cheese then it should work with other applications
[17:08] <xissburg> I need it back urgently
[17:08] <Rogue1> ilovefairuz: swapped the optical drive, blew a little dust away, and now at least am on the live cd without much struggling - is agonisingly slow, however - if playing around results in things looking ok, will try installing in a sec
[17:08] <ChogyDan> xissburg: do you have a cd you can use to boot?
[17:08] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: type: ls and write here the output
[17:08] <xissburg> ChogyDan: CD with what?
[17:08] <ilovefairuz> Rogue1: good
[17:08] <xissburg> ilovefairuz: (fd0)(hd0)
[17:08] <mreichelt> airtonix, link-local only in the moment
[17:09] <mreichelt> so both laptops configure their IP in a random way, which is preferred
[17:09] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: did  you install using wubi ?
[17:09] <airtonix> mreichelt, have you tried the other options ?
[17:09] <xissburg> ilovefairuz: yes yes
[17:09] <mreichelt> airtonix, I will try now :)
[17:09] <xissburg> ilovefairuz: from Win7
[17:09] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: get the windows cd and fix the mbr
[17:09] <mreichelt> but yes, I tried static IP once
[17:09] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: wubi is busted
[17:09] <xissburg> I don't have a CD
[17:09] <IdleOne> ilovefairuz: may I msg?
[17:09] <ilovefairuz> IdleOne: sure
[17:10] <mreichelt> I will try them out and come back in a couple of minutes, airtonix
[17:10] <airtonix> mreichelt, it seems from your mention of arp that you have a grasp of subnetting ?
[17:10] <mreichelt> I ran Wireshark to see what is going on :)
[17:10] <mreichelt> but yeah, I know something about it
[17:10] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: ask the guys in ##windows to fix the mbr, perhaps they give you a good link
[17:10] <xissburg> ilovefairuz: I was looking into Windows 7 Recovery Disc, but I can't run it in a disc..no disc to burn here...I only have a pendrive
[17:10] <GHH> IdleOne, Do you it wont work for any laptop cam?
[17:11] <mreichelt> airtonix, brb :)
[17:11] <xissburg> If I get to run it from the pendrive awesome
[17:11] <ChogyDan> xissburg: can you ls hd0?
[17:12] <jtobe> is it possible to make a click on a background window simply give it focus instead of being an active click?
[17:12] <xissburg> ChogyDan: wait I'll try
[17:12] <IdleOne> GHH: can you rephrase that last question please. I did not understand
[17:12] <GHH> IdleOne, ?
[17:12] <airtonix> jtobe, i think you can yes. i have mddle click do this somwhere i thnk.
[17:12] <GHH> IdleOne, ok
[17:13] <airtonix> jtobe, but i;d thnk you need to differentiate between focus and bring-to-front
[17:13] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: what do you have installed on hard disk, xp, vista or 7?
[17:13] <xissburg> ChogyDan: it says "error: unknown file system"
[17:13] <istvan> I installed ubuntu on a powerbook g4 to use as a media server. wireless works fine, but the wired connection only shows up as 'disconnected'
[17:14] <xissburg> ilovefairuz: I have XP in one partition and 7 in the other
[17:14] <bihari> MaRk-I,  HI
[17:14] <GHH> IdleOne, I mean, Is this software for any specify laptop(I am using asus UL80V)?
[17:14] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: do you have an ubuntu live cd/usb ?
[17:14] <kala> ubuntu on powerbook, hows that?
[17:14] <jtobe> airtonix, i'm coming from osx. on mac when you click on a window that's not the "active window" it simply makes whatever you clicked active and you proceed to click what you want
[17:14] <xissburg> ilovefairuz: I'm currently downloadding it to 'burn' in a pendrive...but what would i have to do then?
[17:15] <skumara> when i insert sd card nothing happen. how to mount sd card?
[17:15] <magicianlord> why would you install ubuntu over mac os?
[17:15] <apparle> how to find the source of /bin/cksum
[17:15] <Rogue1> kala: there used to be versions of Ubuntu for PowerPC
[17:15] <ChogyDan> xissburg: how about ls /
[17:15] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: just to check around the hardisk, pastebin: sudo fdisk -l
[17:15] <kala> oh
[17:15] <jtobe> i often click anywhere on a window to bring it to the front and give it focus but by default in ubuntu that is like a normal click on the window. i don't expect that and it messed me up a lot
[17:15] <kala> okay
[17:15] <jtobe> i
[17:15] <xissburg> ChogyDan: samething
[17:15] <airtonix> jtobe, ubuntu does that by default.
[17:15] <istvan> kala, ubuntu on ppc: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/10.04/release/
[17:16] <airtonix> jtobe, in fact it does it on 'mousedown'
[17:16] <istvan> Rogue1, they still have them for ppc (see above link)
[17:16] <jtobe> magicianlord, i'm not install it over :) i have several computers. i used to use linux all the time and i was osx only for a while. i'm trying to learn more about the current state of linux :)
[17:16] <kala> who loves ubuntu?
[17:16] <IdleOne> GHH: the Cheese application can be used on any hardware.
[17:16] <jtobe> airtonix, what do you mean? any time i click anywhere on the default install it is treated as if the background window was active
[17:16] <xissburg> ilovefairuz: I'll try when the download finishes. but do you think it is possible to recover the boot loader from ubuntu?
[17:17] <IdleOne> GHH: you can install it using the Software Center
[17:17] <ChogyDan> xissburg: http://www.omaregan.com/?p=583
[17:17] <airtonix> jtobe, also, you can have a window that is underneath another window or "not active" and if the widget in that 'inactive' window can receive mouse wheel events, you simply hover over it and mousewheel... and the window will remain inactive but process your mousewheel events
[17:17] <GHH> IdleOne, Then it's OK
[17:17] <kala> oh yeah, why cant I install anything on software center?
[17:17] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: if you have xp, yes, there's a bootloader called 'lilo' that can boot it
[17:17] <GHH> IdleOne, software center?
[17:17] <lys> hello
[17:17] <xissburg> ilovefairuz: and about the 7 installation?
[17:18] <IdleOne> GHH: what version of Ubuntu are you running?
[17:18] <xissburg> the 7 is the one which really matters
[17:18] <kala> GHH: applications-> ibuntu software center
[17:18] <kala> ubuntu
[17:18] <GHH> gello
[17:18] <airtonix> jtobe, because focus is given on mouseover.
[17:18] <bihari> MaRk-I,  I Wants to ask you something.
[17:18] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: you'll have to find the windows 7 cd for that, or ask for an alternative recovery disk in ##windows
[17:18] <jtobe> airtonix, that's the same as osx. i like how you can mousewheel on anything. it's where i click on a button or something by mistake on a window that's not in the foreground and an even is fired that trips me up
[17:18] <benjamin_> hi
[17:18] <albech_> for some reason my new kernel is now supporting KVM, which mean that Virtual Box is not running anymore.. I have not installed KVM, so wonder how that came in the kernel
[17:18] <benjamin_> how do I calculate a one byte checksum of some data?
[17:18] <airtonix> jtobe, it's a feature of the the default window manager for gnome , known as metacity
[17:18] <GHH> IdleOne, 9
[17:18] <duffydack> xissburg, bootsect /nt60 c:\ /mbr
[17:19] <jtobe> airtonix, ohhh i think i get you now. how can i change that?
[17:19] <benjamin_> ie. I am supposed to add up all bytes to a final checksum byte
[17:19] <IdleOne> GHH: ok look in Synaptic Package Manager
[17:19] <airtonix> jtobe, maybe try turn off focus on mouseover then
[17:19] <Rogue1> istvan: interesting - thanks for pointing that out :)
[17:19] <ghufran> hi. i would like to make a video using some images and an audio. whats the best software to do that?
[17:19] <kala> if I press install in software center it loads long and nothing happens?
[17:19] <istvan> Rogue1, np :)
[17:19] <GHH> IdleOne, Thanks
[17:19] <IdleOne> GHH: I have to step away, if you need more help just ask in this channel and someone will give you a hand
[17:19] <airtonix> jtobe, through gconf maybe, fire up gconf-editor with your run dialouge: press alt+f2 then type gconf-editor
[17:19] <xissburg> duffydack: unknown command
[17:19] <jtobe> airtonix, hah ok i'll look for that setting :) will the mousewheel events still be received by windows in the background?
[17:19] <cotavo> ghufran, pitivi?
[17:19] <duffydack> xissburg,  from the windows recovery mode...
[17:20] <xissburg> ooh
[17:20] <benjamin_> re, I got disconnected
[17:20] <Cube``> i have two hard drives, both 500gb, one partitioned 490gb and 10gb, on that 10gb i have a fully functional ubuntu installation. i installed windows and now cant boot to it anymore. and please dont just do "!grub", because what i want is to simply get my ubuntu installation thats fully there back
[17:20] <airtonix> jtobe, maybe not, because it relies on the app having focus, which it won't get until you click on it
[17:20] <duffydack> xissburg,  boot from the cd, choose repair.
[17:20] <benjamin_> I am trying to get a one byte checksum of some data, any ideas how to get that?
[17:20] <GHH> IdleOne, IS there any way making pc to pc call and cam share in ubuntu?
[17:20] <ChogyDan> xissburg: were you able to try the commands on that page?
[17:20] <ghufran> cotavo, ok let me try it! thanks
[17:20] <skumara> anyone know how to make sd card work in ubuntu?
[17:20] <BedMan> benjamin_: I'd do it in C
[17:20] <benjamin_> I want to correct the checksum value of a edid.bin datafile which I got
[17:20] <jtobe> airtonix, thank you :) i have been searching through gconf-editor for a while looking for a solution :P
[17:20] <kala> skamura, mine works out of box
[17:20] <xissburg> ops wait ill try
[17:20] <benjamin_> BedMan: how? which commands do I use?
[17:21] <BedMan> benjamin_: um.. md5sum might give you what you're looking for
[17:21] <benjamin_> BedMan: NO
[17:21] <benjamin_> I simply want to add all bytes together
[17:21] <ghufran> cotavo, can pitivi also crop videos?
[17:21] <benjamin_> to get me a checksum byte
[17:21] <cotavo> bbl
[17:21] <benjamin_> ie. the last byte of the edid file
[17:22] <GHH> IS there any way making pc to pc call and cam share in ubuntu(like yahoo and skype)?
[17:22] <BedMan> benjamin_: C is a programming language - so you'd make a program to do it.
[17:22] <benjamin_> BedMan: that is my question, HOW?
[17:22] <benjamin_> I dont know how to add bytes together
[17:22] <mreichelt> airtonix, it worked using the option "Shared to other computers"
[17:23] <benjamin_> is there a sample program?
[17:23] <xissburg> ChogyDan: that is not what happens with me
[17:23] <mreichelt> but it doesn't work with manual IP or link-local connection
[17:23] <benjamin_> can I do it with some kind of calculator?
[17:23] <BedMan> while (c=getc) { sum+=c; }
[17:23] <BedMan> more or less
[17:23] <ChogyDan> xissburg: what do you mean?
[17:23] <xissburg> ChogyDan: I go directly to the grub rescue command line
[17:23] <benjamin_> BedMan: no, you still dont get it
[17:23] <benjamin_> BedMan: I need a one byte checksum
[17:23] <benjamin_> ie. a cyclic addition
[17:23] <xissburg> ChogyDan: I can't get to an OS selection or something...I only get grub rescue and get stuck there
[17:23] <benjamin_> of one byte values to get a final one byte value
[17:24] <BedMan> make sure sum is a unsigned character
[17:24] <BedMan> type
[17:24] <BedMan> then it works fine
[17:24] <ChogyDan> xissburg: those commands are for the grub command line
[17:24] <mreichelt> my question here is: why doesn't it work with link-local addresses or manual IPs? Because that should be the most simple way instead having a DHCP server running on one of the machines
[17:24] <benjamin_> BedMan: so unsigned character sum; ....
[17:24] <benjamin_> hmm, ok that sounds good I will try :)
[17:24] <BedMan> gluck :_)
[17:24] <BedMan> or... :-) even :-)
[17:24] <mreichelt> airtonix, do you have a clue?
[17:24] <xissburg> ChogyDan: but there he says that command line (sh:grub) appears after selecting Ubuntu to boot. I don't/cant select it here
[17:24] <ChogyDan> xissburg: right?  Are we lookin at the same thing? http://www.omaregan.com/?p=583
[17:25] <xissburg> yes
[17:25] <ChogyDan> OH, i c
[17:25] <benjamin_> how do I specify unsigned char as a hex value?
[17:25] <GHH> IS there any way making pc to pc call and cam share in ubuntu(like yahoo and skype)?
[17:25] <xissburg> ChogyDan: he says " When you boot and select Ubuntu from the menu, instead of booting Ubuntu (if you are having the problem) you will be confronted by a text prompt like this one:"
[17:25] <duffy> xissburg, you got no installation cd to boot from ?
[17:25] <xissburg> ChogyDan: he says he selects Ubuntu...I don't and cant
[17:26] <ChogyDan> xissburg: I figured that those commands might work anyway, since they are still grub commands, o well
[17:26] <xissburg> duffy Im downloading an ubuntu iso to boot from pendrive
[17:26] <xissburg> ChogyDan: I'll try
[17:26] <duffy> xissburg, you need your windows medoa
[17:26] <duffy> media*
[17:26] <duffy> xissburg, if you wanna repair windows mbr that is...is that what you want?
[17:27] <xissburg> duffy I don't know...I need to repair the boot loader
[17:27] <kala> how to hide menubar on window?
[17:27] <xissburg> duffy:  I dont know what happened...I just know that after installing ubuntu using Wubi (it worked/booted ok a few times) it trashed my boot loader
[17:27] <magicianlord> hmm
[17:28] <duffy> xissburg, so its just grub needs fixing..  well win mbr should be still working,  when grub works that is.  so doesnt sudo grub-install /dev/sda work
[17:29] <xissburg> duffy: I want for me to do this command from ubuntu (running from pendrive)?
[17:29] <kala> ye
[17:29] <Rogue1> hostname ideas for my new media server, anyone? :D
[17:29] <kala> hostimedia
[17:30] <Cube``> i have two hard drives, both 500gb, one partitioned 490gb and 10gb, on that 10gb i have a fully functional ubuntu installation. i installed windows and now cant boot to it anymore. and please dont just do "!grub", because what i want is to simply get my ubuntu installation thats fully there back
[17:30] <KE1HA> ive got 2, so it's media1 or media2 .. I can't remember much more than that :-)
[17:31] <zweb> yes hello
[17:31] <ChogyDan> Cube``: you still have to boot with a livecd, and then follow the commands you get from !grub2
[17:31] <zweb> zweb here
[17:31] <adub> how can i run stuff in rc.local
[17:31] <zweb> !ops
[17:31] <adub> doesnt stuff there start on boot of linux
[17:31] <zweb> !ops
[17:31] <zweb> !ops
[17:31] <zweb> !ops
[17:31] <FloodBot3> zweb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:31] <fancybit> hello
[17:31] <adub> commands i input and such
[17:32] <benjamin_> unsigned char /join c
[17:32] <xissburg> duffy: I cant run that command bootsect /nt60 c:\ /mbr
[17:32] <zweb> thats a pretty neat bot
[17:32] <LetsGo67> I have an Ubuntu computer with Wi-Fi Internet, and iMac with only Ethernet.  Can I share the Wi-Fi Internet with the Ethernet computer by using only a wire?<
[17:32] <zweb> is there a way i can get a copyo f ubuttu
[17:32] <zweb> to use on my irc
[17:32] <benjamin_> can anyone help me with this one byte sum code?
[17:32] <fancybit> I want to find all .bin files in my filesystem, what options of find command should I use?
[17:32] <benjamin_> maybe post it on pastebin
[17:32] <xissburg> I dont have windows admin password
[17:33] <ghufran> can i add transition effects in pitivi?
[17:34] <xissburg> :(
[17:34] <ghufran> i couldnt find any way.. what software would be best for that kind of work?
[17:34] <anubis> how do i configure my box to mountn a given drive every time i boot?
[17:35] <ghufran> anubis put it in /etc/fstab
[17:35] <ilovefairuz> anubis: /etc/fstab
[17:35] <niles_> hi i need to route my roomates computer trough eth to my wifi connection to share the internet link? anybody can give me some direction :)
[17:35] <VP> In Joomla!, Storing the birthdate in database, want to show current age on Webpage. How?
[17:35] <kala> some direction?
[17:36] <anubis> what? how? haha :P what is fstab? :P
[17:36] <rooks> niles_, i can
[17:36] <niles_> how to do it, or whats used?
[17:36] <Magix> Jordan_U: its now generating the RESULTS.txt
[17:36] <kala> i give you direction: www.google.ee
[17:36] <ilovefairuz> niles_: what interface has the internet connection? eth or wlan ?
[17:36] <kala> google.com
[17:36] <niles_> wlan
[17:36] <rooks> niles_, echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[17:36] <rooks> /sbin/iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT
[17:36] <rooks> /sbin/iptables --table nat -A POSTROUTING -o lan -j MASQUERADE
[17:36] <asfasdfwe> hey all, im trying to download ubuntu through wubi, but its taking an age to download, can anyone help?
[17:36] <LetsGo67> Easier than I thought.
[17:36] <ilovefairuz> !ics | niles_
[17:36] <duffy> xissburg, if all you need to do is repair grub ( I didnt know wubi used it tbh ) then use the ubuntu live mode.
[17:37] <kala> we cant help that you have slow internet
[17:37] <ilovefairuz> duffy: can't be repaired this way for wubi installed
[17:37] <bihari> any one know about gyachi?
[17:37] <niles_> thanks people, thats "some direction" :)
[17:37] <asfasdfwe> i have super quick internet! its only this ubuntu installer thats really slow!
[17:38] <anubis> ah, got it.. ty :p
[17:38] <asfasdfwe> its taking 300h to download!
[17:38] <Cogito> can I export files from quickbooks to Gnucash
[17:38] <anubis> so i put all mounts, and other startupstuff in fstab?
[17:38] <deever> hi
[17:39] <benjamin_> re
[17:39] <benjamin_> I got disconnected again
[17:39] <asfasdfwe> please can anyone help me?? is there somewhere else i can download the files?
[17:39] <kala> download is
[17:39] <kala> iso
[17:39] <benjamin_> I try to get a one byte checksum, I have the following program atm: http://pastebin.com/TymPu8rL
[17:39] <abhijit> bihari, any special reason you dont want to use nice empathy or pidgin?
[17:39] <ghufran> anubis: its just a file. first find out which drive you want to mount. with "sudo fdisk -l" from terminal. then put mount <your drive> <mount point> in fstab
[17:39] <benjamin_> I am not a programmer, so can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? (several things I guess)
[17:40] <bihari> abhijit,  gyachi supports voice chat in rooms
[17:40] <xissburg> duffy I'll be back when i get ubuntu download
[17:40] <oCean_> benjamin_: how is that an ubuntu issue?
[17:40] <abhijit> bihari, ahh
[17:40] <ghufran>  anubis for startup applocations, go to System > Preferences > Startup Applications
[17:41] <bbadbill2> I have been trying to install ubuntu from scratch on an old p4 shuttle but my fresh install is constantly getting stuck on configuring APT source at 71%
[17:41] <bihari> abhijit,  thats why ! i have installed gyachi from synpatic manager but not working
[17:41] <benjamin_> ok, my system now crashes every few minutes
[17:41] <anubis> ghufran: i know what i want to mount, actually :p i usally do sudo /dev/sdb1 /media/windows :P
[17:41] <benjamin_> I drop the whole program it will probably never work
[17:41] <benjamin_> or take several hours
[17:41] <anubis> ghufran: believe it or not, i don't have a desktop, only terminal :p
[17:41] <benjamin_> how do I manually add together byte values?
[17:41] <benjamin_> ie. with a calculator for example
[17:41] <markie-> I'm thinking of upgrading my graphics card mainly for the use of desktop effects and generally a better preformance. I've never done this before, any tips on which card would be best?. I currently have a Nvidia one a later version i believe.
[17:42] <oCean_> benjamin_: how does your question relate to the topic of this channel?
[17:42] <IdleOne> benjamin_: try in ##linux
[17:42] <benjamin_> that is a helpful answer thx
[17:42] <oCean_> benjamin_: even better, there is a ##programming channel
[17:43] <coolwhoami> I have some broken packages that I canno reinstall that are causing all sorts of problems. I have tried updating the package installer and reinstalling the packages to no avail. I am a newb at this stuff. Any one mind helping?
[17:43] <bbadbill2> does anyone have an idea how to fix my problem I have been trying to install ubuntu from scratch on an old p4 shuttle but my fresh install is constantly getting stuck on configuring APT source at 71%
[17:43] <ghufran> anubis, hmm. then just that line in fstab. though i think you missed "mount"
[17:43] <ghufran> put*
[17:43] <VP> In Joomla! CMS, I'm storing the birthdate in database, want to show current age on Webpage. How?
[17:43] <deever> anyone here using heimdal-kdc? the install script is hanging at: http://pastebin.com/5zp4iQWM
[17:44] <anubis> ghufran: haha, true :P ty :)
[17:44] <oCean_> VP: this is not joomla support
[17:44] <g0th> oCean: but I dont want to program this (it will take too long, I just need a good ubuntu program to do that, ie. some kind of calculator that supports it)
[17:45] <ghufran> anubis, anytime :)
[17:45] <xeit> hello
[17:45] <xeit> im having some problems logging in as root
[17:45] <oCean_> xeit: yeah, you would, since there is no root password
[17:45] <deever> ubuntu: hi
[17:45] <xeit> well thats what i thought
[17:46] <xeit> but i tried an empty password and it didnt work
[17:46] <xeit> and ssh is setup to allow empty passwords
[17:46] <anubis> ghufran: oh.. i get the error "can't open file for writing" :P using vim, and !wq do quit
[17:46] <oCean_> xeit: correct, you don't need it.
[17:46] <oCean_> !root | xeit
[17:46] <xeit> i dont use sudo
[17:46] <ghufran> whats the best video editing software available ? someone suggested pitivi. but its rather minimal
[17:46] <xeit> i consider it to be highly insecure
[17:46] <kala> can anyone help me
[17:46] <ghufran> anubis try sudo vim /etc/fstab
[17:46] <coolwhoami> what
[17:46] <xeit> i just need to know how to change th root password
[17:46] <kala> installing fonts
[17:47] <oCean_> xeit: we don't support that
[17:47] <chrissharp123> coolwhoami: can you post any error messages?  if multiline, use http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/
[17:47] <kala> getting permission error
[17:47] <xeit> well i dont care if you agree with it
[17:47] <xeit> i just need to know how to do it
[17:47] <oCean_> xeit: no that is not what i said
[17:47] <xeit> because this is a support channel
[17:47] <deever> xeit: no, you don't
[17:47] <xeit> and i can run my linux system however i wish
[17:47] <oCean_> xeit: this channel does NOT support that
[17:47] <xeit> and i dont care for sudo
[17:47] <anubis> ghufran: thought i had, ty again :P
[17:47] <coolwhoami> Chrissharp123: sure give me a second
[17:47] <oCean_> xeit: indeed, but don't ask here for help
[17:47] <deever> xeit: just use sudo
[17:47] <xeit> uh no thanks
[17:48] <xeit> i dont tell you to use vi instead of emacs
[17:48] <xeit> i dont appreciate being told to use sudo
[17:48] <Lxndr> Is there a method for bulk spellchecking a group of html files?
[17:48] <oCean_> xeit: then find another support channel
[17:48] <xeit> no
[17:48] <xeit> im running ubuntu
[17:48] <xeit> im going to ask for help in #ubuntu
[17:48] <kala> installing fonts??
[17:48] <xeit> anyway i figured it out i just did sudo passwd
[17:48] <xeit> which is pretty funny
[17:49] <xeit> if sudo is supposed to be secure
[17:49] <xeit> why does it allow you to do sudo passwd
[17:49] <xeit> all someone has to do is get your user password and they have complete and total control
[17:49] <oCean_> xeit: because you can use sudo because you are the system owner. Remember, this is *not* a discussion channel
[17:49] <xeit> whereas without sudo and with root login disabled, they have to get your user password AND get the root password
[17:49] <fancybit> sudo gives the right to current user, or change the current user?
[17:50] <anubis> anyone got a non-gui torrent client with web-ui and a little more functionality than transmission?
[17:50] <Lxndr> I am looking for the ability to do a bulk spellcheck of a group of files. Is there a program that does this?
[17:50] <xeit> plus every update to sudo introduces potential zero-day exploits, and thats just not acceptable for something that the security of your entire system is dependant on
[17:50] <anubis> to recommend*
[17:51] <bazhang> xeit, that is not supported here
[17:51] <oCean_> xeit: you're welcome to discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic, this is support only
[17:51] <bbadbill2> does anyone have an idea how to fix my problem I have been trying to install ubuntu from scratch on an old p4 shuttle but my fresh install is constantly getting stuck on configuring APT source at 71%
[17:51] <winstonw> bbadbill2, boot ubuntu's livecd and run the memtest
[17:52] <winstonw> its i nthe boot prompt
[17:52] <Lxndr> I am looking for the ability to do a bulk spellcheck of a group of files. Is there a program that does this?
[17:52] <deever> anyone here using heimdal-kdc? the install script is hanging at: http://pastebin.com/5zp4iQWM
[17:53] <bbadbill2> winstonw i have run the memtest and from what i gather it runs infinitely
[17:53] <xeit> currently doing apt-get remove sudo
[17:53]  * solid_liq is now known as WizzesOnCode
[17:54] <abhijit> :-o
[17:54] <abhijit> remove sudo?
[17:54] <xeit> on ubuntu does su the wheel group?
[17:54] <xeit> *su use the wheel group
[17:54] <xeit> or is it something different
[17:54] <bbadbill2> winstonw what are you thinking the cause would be
[17:54] <xeit> just wanna check and make sure i can su on my user account
[17:54] <bbadbill2> winstonw what are you thinking the cause would be
[17:54] <xeit> before i make any changes
[17:55] <oCean_> xeit: your changes are not support here. Seek help elsewhere
[17:55] <winstonw> bbadbill2, well it could be a memory issue -- bad memory
[17:55] <xeit> oCean_: dude are you serious?
[17:55] <xeit> i just want to know if ubuntu uses wheel
[17:55] <oCean_> xeit: very.
[17:55] <bazhang> xeit, yes
[17:55] <bazhang> xeit, please stop
[17:55] <Lxndr> I am looking for the ability to do a bulk spellcheck of a group of files. Is there a program that does this?
[17:55] <Kwpolska> Lxndr: you can try use aspell
[17:56] <bbadbill2> winstonw how long should i let the memtest run
[17:56] <coolwhoami> Chrissharp123: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/YijBiqdD Here you go. Its been doing this since I first tried upgrading the packages
[17:56] <chrissharp123> coolwhoami: ok - I'll take a look
[17:56] <xeit> oCean_: look if you dont want to help me with this then leave me alone
[17:56] <xeit> oCean_: i dont care for your opinions on how i run my system
[17:56] <winstonw> bbadbill2, I forgot how it works, it should take a longg time, let it run for 4 hours at the most
[17:56] <r1dolc> hi
[17:56] <bazhang> xeit, I am asking again for you to stop
[17:56] <coolwhoami> chrissharp123: thanks
[17:56] <winstonw> it'll let you know of any issues
[17:57] <xeit> i didnt come here for pointless commentary i just have simple questions
[17:57] <r1dolc> can someone help me with a ubuntu server problem?
[17:57] <jhuliana> disculpen pero alguien habla español
[17:57] <bbadbill2> winstonw thank you
[17:57] <Kwpolska> !es | jhuliana
[17:57] <Raydiation> hi i cant manage to install the mainline kernel headers, it says its missing dependencies: linux-image, although i installed it already
[17:57] <abhijit> r1dolc, try in #ubuntu-server
[17:57] <r1dolc> ty
[17:58] <jhuliana> en donde lo escribo
[17:59] <oCean_> !es | jhuliana
[18:00] <winstonw> np bbadbill2
[18:00] <chrissharp123> coolwhoami: I see one thing (that's not related to your dpkg errors) - the duplicate /etc/apt/sources.list entry - you can do 'sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list' and put a # in front of one of the lines with 'http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/ lucid/partner Packages'
[18:01] <chrissharp123> coolwhoami: regarding the other errors, have you tried 'sudo apt-get -f install' ?
[18:01] <chrissharp123> coolwhoami: (btw - I'm making lunch - if you're patient with a delay, I'm happy to help :-))
[18:03] <coolwhoami> chrissharp123: Not a problem at all, trying the command you suggested now
[18:03] <zlt> hi
[18:03] <deever> anyone here using heimdal-kdc? the install script is hanging at: http://pastebin.com/5zp4iQWM
[18:04] <zlt> how do i get gnome to use OSS4's vmix mixer
[18:04] <zlt> instead of the default /dev/mixer
[18:04] <Janhouse> what should I do if crontab is broken?
[18:04] <Janhouse> it is running, tasks are there but they are not executed...
[18:04] <zlt> Janhouse: install arch linux
[18:04] <Janhouse> zlt, stfu!
[18:04] <zlt> wow calm down dude
[18:04] <zlt> it was a joke
[18:05] <zlt> !ops
[18:05] <Janhouse> :D Yeah, sorry :D
[18:05] <zlt> Janhouse is being abusive
[18:05] <oCean_> Janhouse: those acronyms are not welcome here
[18:05] <maco> Janhouse: watch your language
[18:05] <maco> Janhouse: and be nice
[18:05] <Janhouse> zlt, just don't say anything if you can't help. :)
[18:05] <oCean_> deever: what makes you think the install script is hanging? It seems "done" to me
[18:06] <maco> zlt: other distro discussion goes in #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:06] <zlt> noted
[18:06] <coolwhoami> chrissharp123: Yeah i'm getting the same errors when I did that as before.
[18:06] <oCean_> deever: oh wait, you mean it is 'hanging' at starting the kpasswd
[18:06] <zlt> ive been ircing as root lately
[18:06] <deever> oCean_: yes
[18:08] <oCean_> deever: the install itself seems completed. I have no idea what is stopping the kpasswd from starting. It *could be* that it is a script that, when run the first time, ask for input?
[18:08] <toter> Is there a way to remove that "Abort active sessions" popup dialog every time I shutdown KDE?
[18:08] <anubis> anyone got a non-gui torrent client with web-ui and a little more functionality than transmission to recommend?
[18:09] <deever> oCean_: i don't know, i'm not the maintainer of that package...;)
[18:09] <magicianlord> toter: yes. do not use kde
[18:09] <toter> magicianlord: thank you. problem solved
[18:09] <deever> lol
[18:09] <headkase314> magicianlord, not very helpful ;)
[18:09] <bazhang> magicianlord, thats not helpful
[18:09] <oCean_> deever: hah, I get that. You could try to stop/start the kpasswd manually. Like /etc/init.d/kpasswd stop (and then try a start)
[18:10] <hsr> Hello
[18:10] <airtonix> anubis, depends on how much setup you want to do.
[18:11] <magicianlord> it's a joke
[18:11] <hsr> Sound icon always remain mute on start up despite it being 100% while shutdown/restart? Any help...
[18:11] <airtonix> anubis, deluge has one. (which is just as easy to setup as transmission is)
[18:11] <bazhang> magicianlord, this is not the joke channel
[18:11] <magicianlord> ok, calm down all right
[18:11] <xissburg> lowl
[18:11] <cyberwolf92> hi all
[18:12] <ilovefairuz> !hi | hsr, cyberwolf92
[18:12] <magicianlord> hi cyberwolf92 . welcome to #ubuntu-is-not-a-joke
[18:12] <deever> oCean_: i did that but the install is still hanging...
[18:12] <airtonix>  /inb4 bankick
[18:12] <hsr> Sound icon always remain mute on start up despite it being 100% while shutdown/restart? Any help...
[18:12] <xissburg> well that's funny
[18:12] <cyberwolf92> bankick?
[18:13] <cyberwolf92> what did i do?
[18:13] <oCean_> deever: hm, your manual (re)start did finish? Then I don't know why the script does not finish...
[18:13] <headkase314> cyberwolf92, you did nothing - carry on that was about someone else!
[18:13] <cyberwolf92> oh ok lol
[18:13] <cyberwolf92> anyway im having a problem with ALSA
[18:13] <cyberwolf92> i have a laptop
[18:13] <cyberwolf92> and the sound works from the headphones
[18:13] <cyberwolf92> but not from the speakers
[18:13] <FloodBot3> cyberwolf92: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:13] <deever> oCean_: are you a ubuntu dev/packager?
[18:14] <oCean_> deever: nope
[18:14] <Raydiation> hm recursive dependencies in the mainline kernel headers? http://s10.directupload.net/file/d/2251/r74m6vkj_png.htm
[18:15] <magicianlord> what is vm-size in task manager vs ram usage?
[18:17] <deever> oCean_: or: are you somehow able to submit a bug rep?
[18:18] <bazhang> !bugs | deever you can too
[18:20] <ghindo> I'm trying to download the Adobe Flash installer, but I keep getting a "checksum mismatch," even after switching to the Main Server in Software Sources
[18:20] <trojan_spike> wud it be ok to keep a system from updates ?? i.e off the grid?
[18:20] <Kwpolska> ghindo: don't use their installer
[18:20] <bazhang> trojan_spike, sure
[18:20] <Kwpolska> ghindo: sudo apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree
[18:21] <trojan_spike> kewl,, cuz i just wana make an on the side o.s off the grid,, hassle free.. t.y
[18:21] <headkase314> trojan_spike, as long as you don't connect to the Internet without updates.  That is called the "vector", without a vector to infect you you will be safe from malware.  What is more of an issue is that the updates may fix problems and without getting them your system will not improve - it will stay as it is, warts and all.
[18:21] <bazhang> trojan_spike, why not remaster it
[18:21] <bazhang> !remaster | trojan_spike
[18:22] <bazhang> trojan_spike, you may wish to wait until the point release in 3 days time, assuming you are using Lucid
[18:23] <bazhang> ie 10.04.1
[18:23] <headkase314> bazhang, I'm on a Windows machine right now so I can't check but I'm sure my 10.04 reports 10.04.1 already in the System Information of Ubuntu Tweak?  Am I missing something?
[18:23] <oCean_> deever: I just tried the install myself. This install also hangs on the same script. It's actually from the /etc/init.d/heimdal-kdc script. The sad thing is that "dpkg" reports the install as Failed cfg
[18:24] <bazhang> headkase314, let me check mine, I may have gotten the dates mixed up
[18:24] <headkase314> bazhang, thanks
[18:24] <cyberwolf92> umm yeah i seem to have been banned for absolutely no reason
[18:24] <cyberwolf92> whats the deal?
[18:24] <trojan_spike> k bazhang it'll be awhile yet.. will be making some p.c's for custs,, 'windows'.. linux on the side,, as an intro..for them.. should be good
[18:25] <cyberwolf92> bazhang: why did you ban me?
[18:25] <bazhang> cyberwolf92, exit the channel and join #ubuntu-ops
[18:25] <headkase314> cyberwolf92, make your entire question one line so you don't flood the channel
[18:25] <cyberwolf92> why cant you talk to me in front of everyone else?
[18:26] <bazhang> headkase314, just 10.04 here , not sure about ubuntu tweak sorry
[18:26] <go|dfish> Suppose I should think twice before asking for help in here.
[18:26] <headkase314> bazhang, Ok, I'll assume you are correct then as I can't check my home system to verify - sorry, carry on! ;)
[18:28] <guntbert> whowas cyberwolf92
[18:29] <abhijit> hey
[18:30] <abhijit> what does /mode -q does?
[18:30] <abhijit> anyone can read me?
[18:30] <io> abhijit: Removes a channel quiet, that is offtopic for this channel though. Please ask in #freenode for further help.
[18:30] <abhijit> io removes?
[18:30] <abhijit> oh no
[18:30] <abhijit> bazhang, ping
[18:31] <oCean_> abhijit: we can read you
[18:31] <chrissharp123> coolwhoami: try sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-image-2.6.32-24-generic python-pyatspi gnome-orca python-ubuntuone-client ubuntuone-client ubuntuone-client-gnome xulrunner-1.9.2
[18:31] <abhijit> oCean_, ok
[18:31] <IdleOne> abhijit: +q == quiet user,  -q removes it
[18:31] <Maser> PUSH BUTAN, RECEIVE GOATSE
[18:31] <io> abhijit: "-q" is removing, "+q" is adding. If you want to discuss a ban in a Ubuntu channel then use #ubuntu-ops, not #ubuntu.
[18:31] <oCean_> abhijit: there are several pages you'll find with a quick search explaining the various /mode
[18:32] <oCean_> Maser: ?
[18:32] <abhijit> oCean_, ok
[18:32] <IdleOne> !caps | Maser also see !ot
[18:32] <headkase314> Maser, goatse is a troll/shock page everyone please don't search or view that
[18:32] <Maser> wrong channel
[18:32] <abhijit> IdleOne, u just done /mode -q  and then it shows me some 10 people and address of bazhang. Have i done anything to channel? :-o
[18:32] <Maser> happens alot since they both began u
[18:32] <Kwpolska> oCean_: he means probably goatse.christmas-islands, which contains some - we can't say pron, but...
[18:33] <abhijit> IdleOne, its not 'u' its 'I'
[18:33] <g0th> hi
[18:33] <coolwhoami> chrissharp123: It seems to be removing ok, I'm guesing when its done run the command you said earlier?
[18:34] <IdleOne> abhijit: when you issue /mode -q without a nick or user mask it lists all the quiet modes set. abhijit please see #freenode for more info this is not an ubuntu issue
[18:34] <g0th> When I use the "nvidia" driver I dont get to the graphical interface, the monitor just says "No signal". The log message complains about the EDID of CRT-0 not beeing found. Apparently it is quite a serious bug. Does anyone in here have any idea what I still could try?
[18:34] <Nabb> Hey there. I just installed Lucid with encrypted /home. Now when I log in and try to ssh into another machine, I first have to enter my password to unlock my ssh keyring (I don't have to do that on Lucid with unencrypted /home). Is there any way to automatically unlock the keyring when I log in?
[18:35] <Kwpolska> Nabb: remove the passphrase?
[18:35] <Nabb> Ugh. No other way?
[18:36] <bbadbill2> winstonw the memtest has gone through 1 complete pass without any errors
[18:36] <AndrewMC> Nabb: You wouldn't be able to turn the passphrase off anyway ubuntu requires one
[18:37] <Nabb> So is there anything I can do so I don't have to type in my password twice?
[18:38] <headkase314> Nabb, if you used the encrypted home option in the LiveCD installer be aware that that option doesn't encrypt the file names just the contents.  So if you are truly paranoid or the filenames can reveal information you need to be private then consider whole-disk encryption where you will be prompted at boot for the password.
[18:39] <Nabb> Thanks for the information, headkase314, but I'm happy as long as the content itself is encrypted ;)
[18:39] <headkase314> Nabb, excellent - just a for your information! ;)
[18:39] <g0th> When I use the "nvidia" driver I dont get to the graphical interface, the monitor just says "No signal". The log message complains about the EDID of CRT-0 not beeing found. Apparently it is quite a serious bug. How do I get the edid data? I dont have access to windows.
[18:39] <bbadbill2> Anybody out there have any helpful ideas on how I can resolve my issue. winstonw suggested I run memtest and so far it has not found any errors after one full pass... I have been trying to install ubuntu from scratch on an old p4 shuttle but my fresh install is constantly getting stuck on configuring APT source at 71%
[18:40] <chrissharp123> coolwhoami: if it removes without errors, try 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade'
[18:40] <g0th> bbadbill2: what is the problem?
[18:40] <g0th> apt beeing stuck at 71%?
[18:41] <Rabbitbunny> probably needs to read the system log
[18:41] <Rabbitbunny> bbadbill2: err, you should try to read the system log, 'apt gets stuck' isn't very useful for google.
[18:42] <bbadbill2> Rabbitbunny how do i do that
[18:42] <thune3> g0th: maybe "Screen Blanks/Monitor Turns Off" section of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia is relevant, maybe not
[18:42] <Rabbitbunny> bbadbill2: I don't know. it's been about four years since I did that.
[18:43] <coolwhoami> chrissharp123: It ran cleanly and I ran those commands, however none of the packages we removed attempted to even install now.
[18:44] <abhijit> hello
[18:45] <abhijit> how to edit the time of disappearance of google desktop ? when i press ctrl + ctrl then i comes and goes. i need to press second ctrl for long time then only it sits there
[18:45] <deever> oCean_: well, seems to work for me so far, i'll work on it afterwards
[18:46] <ThisDB> Wwoooœ
[18:47] <rlnoob> why is ubuntu the biggest channel here?
[18:47] <rlnoob> unbelievable!
[18:47] <HarryS> because
[18:47] <rlnoob> debian should be on top
[18:47] <ilovefairuz> rlnoob: because we are so cool!
[18:47] <oCean_> deever: I agree that it is working, however the status of the package is still iF, which might cause problems later on. I did a "dpkg -P heimdal-kdc" and reinstalled with "sudo apt-get install heimdal-kdc" .. after that, the install finishes, leaving the package in an ok status.
[18:47] <jpds> rlnoob: Because we're more popular than Debian.
[18:48] <oCean_> !afk > headkase314
[18:48] <abhijit> rlnoob, because Ubuntu is Linux for Human Beings!!!! :) Thats why!! all in this channel are Humans!!!
[18:48] <headkase314> oCean_, ok, will do in future.
[18:48] <oCean_> abhijit: except ubottu of course :)
[18:48] <abhijit> oCean_, :D
[18:48] <oCean_> headkase314: thanks
[18:49] <g0th> thune3: I already tried this and it didnt help
[18:49] <rlnoob> ah that sounds reasonable. there are more humans out there than programmers
[18:49] <kurt__> hi
[18:50] <abhijit> !ot > rlnoob
[18:50] <yoyoned> ubottu: you human?
[18:50] <rlnoob> hi ubottu do you mean i should quit this channel?
[18:50] <kurt__> I was wondering if anyone could give me a hand with my Microphone on ubuntu 10.04 64-bit ?
[18:50] <thune3> g0th: so I take you are trying to use a CRT through your VGA port
[18:50] <gsedej_> hi! Any idea how to use ppa-purge on badgerports PPA?
[18:50] <AndrewMC> !hi | kurt__
[18:50] <Kwpolska> kurt__: what's the problem?
[18:51] <oCean_> rlnoob: no, you're welcome to idle in this channel. It's only that your input should be on topic (technical support questions)
[18:51] <kurt__> basically my microphone does not work properly :/ when i playback what it recorded or use it in skype its all fuzzy and sound breaking up
[18:51] <markie-> I'm thinking of upgrading my graphics card mainly for the use of desktop effects and generally a better preformance. I've never done this before, any tips on which card would be best?. I currently have a Nvidia one a later version i believe.
[18:52] <kurt__> i recently got rid of windows and now only ubuntu on my laptop, so im still getting to grips with ubuntu everything works fine but my microphone :(
[18:52] <kurt__> its an internal mic btw
[18:53] <kurt__> i was told to install "gnome alsa mixer" but it didnt make a difference :( any ideas ?
[18:54] <bazhang> kurt__, what about pavucontrol and padevchooser
[18:54] <g0th> thune3: I am not sure what kind of connections I use...
[18:54] <kurt__> i havent tried them
[18:54] <g0th> thune3: but I tried to specify the option that is given on the website and it didnt work.
[18:54] <chrissharp123> coolwhoami: that's to be expected, probably.  You might do 'sudo apt-get install linux-image-2.6.32-24-generic python-pyatspi gnome-orca python-ubuntuone-client ubuntuone-client ubuntuone-client-gnome xulrunner-1.9.2' to get them back
[18:54] <kurt__> they will be in the "ubuntu softare centre" ?
[18:55] <bazhang> kurt__, that is for pulseaudio configuration/device choosing
[18:55] <kurt__> hmm ok, i need to install them both ?
[18:55] <Kwpolska> kurt__: in terminal: sudo apt-get install pavucontrol padevchooser
[18:55] <bazhang> kurt__, synaptic package manager would be a surer bet
[18:55] <rsvp> wondering if nautilus has a BULK RENAMER like the one under Thunar -- it great because it does regex and also can rename mp3s based on the audio tags.  << ??
[18:55] <Kwpolska> rsvp: no?
[18:55] <kurt__> ok
[18:55] <Kwpolska> rsvp: you can always use bash
[18:55] <kurt__> i found "PulseAudio Volume control" install that ?
[18:56] <thune3> g0th: your error message is basically saying, "I'm expecting a monitor connected to VGA port, and there either isn't one or it doesn't support edid". My guess is that you have nothing connected to vga port. Is this a laptop with internal screen? pci card?
[18:56] <gary_inNYC> Sometimes my tray indicators start up mangled, requiring reboot.  Can someone look at this picture and tell me why?:    http://dl.dropbox.com/u/587338/mangled_indicators.png
[18:56] <rsvp> Kwpolska, bash does not look up audio tags (AFAIK as of v4 ;-) to do renames.
[18:57] <bazhang> kurt__, let me check
[18:57] <kurt__> ok
[18:57] <Scunizi> gary_inNYC: since that is gnome and not kde you might get a better answer in #ubuntu.. however there may be others here that can also answer that question.
[18:57] <Kwpolska> rsvp: you can do it with a good script
[18:57] <Rogue1> nooo.... install works ok, slows down at dpkg... now (for the second time) showing 98% complete, no other messages, no hard disk activity, no optical drive activity, nothing :'(
[18:57] <abhijit> rlnoob, because Ubuntu is Linux for Human Beings!!!! :) Thats why!! all in this channel are Humans!!!
[18:57] <abhijit> how to edit the time of disappearance of google desktop ? when i press ctrl + ctrl then i comes and goes. i need to press second ctrl for long time then only it sits there
[18:58] <abhijit> rlnoob, sorry for msg repeat
[18:58] <Rogue1> oh, and neither keyboard nor mouse are responsiv e
[18:58] <Kwpolska> abhijit: ubuntu is linux for big disks
[18:58] <Scunizi> gary_inNYC: sorry.. Thought I was in the kubutnu channel :)
[18:58] <bazhang> kurt__, apt-cache search turns up pavumeter pavucontrol and you likely will also want to install padevchooser
[18:58] <gary_inNYC> Scunizi: np
[18:58] <kurt__> ok
[18:58] <gsedej_> has anyone used ppa-purge?
[18:59] <headkase314> gsedej_, I have, ppa-purge --help <- have you done that?
[18:59] <rsvp> Kwpolska, one can do anything in theory with a Turing complete machine, OK -- but here, I'm looking for convenience as to QUICK renames.
[18:59] <Rogue1> Any thoughts on the install-freeze, anyone?
[18:59] <Lord-Nikon> hi
[19:00] <ironfoot495> Hello I need some help I installed ubuntu 10.4 on my second sata drive and It says not supported and wont boot?
[19:00] <ironfoot495> Can someone help me figure this out!
[19:00] <winstonw> bbadbill2, try disconnecting your computer from the network
[19:00] <kurt__> hmm what am i meant to do with  apt-cache ? its a terminal command or ? sorry im still getting used to linux
[19:00] <abhijit> ironfoot495, what not supported?
[19:00] <Kwpolska> rsvp: thunar?
[19:00] <headkase314> gsedej_, basically the parameter you pass to ppa-purge is the ppa line from launchpad.  I don't know how to mangle what is in your sources.list file to the parameter ppa-purge takes
[19:01] <ironfoot495> It will just say not support and wont boot?
[19:01] <abhijit> ironfoot495, what is actual error?
[19:01] <bazhang> kurt__, okay, no need for it really at this point; just handy for searching via the terminal: apt-cache search (term here) usually provides lots of potentially interesting/needed software packages
[19:01] <nobotz> fresh ubuntu 10.04 install with /boot on /dev/sda1 and root partition on LVM volume on a software raid device drops into initramfs shell
[19:02] <rsvp> Kwpolska, thunar does great bulk renaming -- how do nautilus users do it?
[19:02] <ironfoot495> abhijit:wont boot just says not support?
[19:02] <bazhang> kurt__, you might wish to have a look at the ubuntu manual as well
[19:02] <kurt__> ahh ok
[19:02] <coolwhoami> chrissharp123: trying that now, thank you for the help :)
[19:02] <kurt__> ok
[19:02] <bazhang> !manual | kurt__ this is helpful
[19:02] <abhijit> ironfoot495, ohh cant help then
[19:02] <kurt__> thanks :)
[19:02] <Calinou> !insta
[19:03] <Calinou> !install
[19:03] <gsedej_> headkase314, in sources.list I see this line deb http://badgerports.org lucid main
[19:03] <Calinou> ok..
[19:03] <gsedej_> headkase314, "sudo ppa-purge ppa:badgerports" does not work
[19:03] <ironfoot495> abhijit:when installing It said install MBR on first Drive.
[19:03] <iredux> Hi all; I am confused about something I read -- does disabling Visual Effects (System->Preferences->Appearance->Visual Effects) in fact change your window manager?
[19:04] <kurt__> i installed them 3 things "pavumeter" "pavucontrol" "padevchooser" is that all i need to do install them or i have to run them for my microphone to work properly ?
[19:04] <abhijit> ironfoot495, yah i dunno further. you ask to channel.
[19:04] <abhijit> iredux, no
[19:04] <noob_> I am encountering bugs with flash when used with google chrome
[19:04] <Lord-Nikon> i seem to be having some problems with my sound in ubuntu
[19:05] <abhijit> !sound | Lord-Nikon
[19:05] <Lord-Nikon> when i plug in the headphones, the sound still comes out the speakers
[19:05] <bazhang> kurt__, right click add them to top panel and adjust there
[19:05] <Kwpolska> rsvp: install thunar or use other tools
[19:05] <maco> Lord-Nikon: driver bug
[19:05] <ironfoot495> I guess I'll look further thanks though.
[19:05] <coolwhoami> chrissharp123: Awesome! It installed cleanly. Thank you!
[19:05] <maco> Lord-Nikon: ubuntu-bug -s audio
[19:05] <Lord-Nikon> well you dont even know what driver im using yet
[19:05] <kurt__> ok
[19:05] <maco> Lord-Nikon: doesnt matter, if jack sense is broken, its a driver bug
[19:06] <kurt__> its there and running
[19:06] <maco> Lord-Nikon: so whatever driver you're using... it's broken
[19:06] <kurt__> but my microphone sound is still fuzzy and breaking up :s
[19:06] <headkase314> gsedej_, here is a link -> http://www.unixmen.com/linux-tutorials/637-remove-ppa-repositories-via-command-line-in-ubuntu-restore-oficial-package-using-ppa-purge <- but again, I don't know how to convert a sources.list line into a ppa line, I know you should use the same line you used with "add-apt-repository"
[19:06] <Lord-Nikon> no because i ran linux before and used OSS
[19:06] <Lord-Nikon> and it worked just fine
[19:06] <Lord-Nikon> but that was in slackware
[19:06] <maco> Lord-Nikon: and ubuntu uses ALSA, not OSS
[19:06] <Lord-Nikon> i think its an ALSA bug
[19:06] <maco> Lord-Nikon: because ALSA is what's in the kernel
[19:07] <chrissharp123> coolwhoami: you're welcome!  glad it worked out
[19:07] <iredux> thanks ahbijit -- I was confused because I ran into the problem where remote desktops won't update if desktop effects are on, and most command line solutions were "change the window manager"
[19:07] <Lord-Nikon> how do you disable alsa on startup?
[19:07] <gsedej_> headkase314, thanks!
[19:07] <Lord-Nikon> i could blacklist that
[19:07] <Lord-Nikon> and install oss4
[19:07] <Lord-Nikon> and hopefully that would fix it
[19:07] <headkase314> gsedej_, you're welcome, hope it helps!
[19:07] <FloodBot3> Lord-Nikon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:07] <Lord-Nikon> but i dont know how to blacklist modules in ubuntu
[19:07] <maco> Lord-Nikon: you can patch the kernel with OSS and recompile it and not be supported, sure
[19:07] <_mem> hi all
[19:07] <abhijit> iredux, yah to solve the problem you can try switching the windows manager
[19:07] <kurt__> should running PulseAudio have fixed my mic ? :s
[19:07] <noob_> Does anybody know how I can fix the bug in flash, I can't jump forward in a youtube video
[19:08] <maco> Lord-Nikon: but that wont change the fact that the only way the ALSA bug is getting fixed is if you report it
[19:08] <_jesse_> hey all, I've done some searching but all I can find is old threads, has anyone had any luck installing the Zune software on ubuntu?
[19:08] <Lord-Nikon> oss works as a module i shouldnt have to recompile
[19:08] <_mem> can you please compare Ubuntu and Debian Mirrors
[19:08] <Lord-Nikon> im sure they already know about this
[19:08] <_mem> which one is more complete/Update?
[19:08] <maco> Lord-Nikon: dont you want others with your hardware to have it working too?  And parts of ALSA are compiled in (not as modules) in ubuntu's kernel for faster boot times
[19:08] <Lord-Nikon> theyve probably already fixed it in a newer version
[19:08] <jpds> _mem: What?
[19:08] <maco> Lord-Nikon: you can test that by trying Ubuntu 10.10 alpha 3
[19:09] <maco> Lord-Nikon: the "fixed in newer versions" thing, i mean
[19:09] <Lord-Nikon> eh i dont want to install a whole new thing
[19:09] <jpds> _mem: Ubuntu takes a lot of its packages from Debian.
[19:09] <North_Italian69> I typed: 'ln -s ~/Desktop ~/desktop' (are system folders). So, the result was terrible. How to safely remove this symlink?
[19:09] <Lord-Nikon> i think im just gonna switch to archlinux it seems pretty solid
[19:09] <maco> Lord-Nikon: we have live cds :)
[19:09] <jpds> _mem: Ubuntu updates some of those packages.
[19:09] <Lord-Nikon> ive been having a lot of problems with ubuntu
[19:10] <headkase314> North_Italian69, to remove a symlink just delete the destination link
[19:10] <jpds> _mem: You can check the version of packages.ubuntu.com / packages.debian.org
[19:10] <maco> Lord-Nikon: at least get http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh and run it with "bash" so i have info about your hardware, and i'll hand it off to a kernel person
[19:10] <thune3> Lord-Nikon: if you are using hda audio, and know codec/mobo there are some module options in /usr/share/doc/alsa-base/driver/HD-Audio-Models.txt.gz that might help
[19:10] <maco> Lord-Nikon: and i do mean bash, not sh
[19:10] <kurt__> can anyone help me with my microphone problem ? please
[19:10] <North_Italian69> headkase314: doesn't exists. it is symbolic
[19:10] <headkase314> North_Italian69, make sure you don't delete the source, just the link destination you made
[19:10] <xissburg> is it possible to burn data in a already burned CD-R?
[19:10] <Lord-Nikon> maco: couldnt i just do lspci|grep audio
[19:10] <maco> Lord-Nikon: no
[19:11] <maco> Lord-Nikon: thats almost useless info
[19:11] <headkase314> North_Italian69, sorry, worked for me ;)
[19:11] <deever> oCean_: how did you remove the lock left by the first (killed) install?
[19:11] <maco> Lord-Nikon: the script i linked includes codec revision, subsystem IDs, and pin routing
[19:11] <Lord-Nikon> eh i hink im just going to switch to oss
[19:11] <Lord-Nikon> it seems a lot simpler
[19:11] <North_Italian69> headkase314: i make a try
[19:11] <Lord-Nikon> alsa is a huge mess by comparison
[19:11] <oCean_> Lord-Nikon: why don't you just stop?
[19:11] <maco> Lord-Nikon: at least give me the debugging info i need to see it be fixed for others with your hardware
[19:12] <Lord-Nikon> oCean_: stop what?
[19:12] <ilovefairuz> xissburg: data, perhaps (depens wether the session is closed or not).  an iso,  no.
[19:12] <_mem> simply can you said which one ?
[19:13] <kurt__> can anyone help me with my audio problem please ? : /
[19:13] <xissburg> ilovefairuz: :|
[19:13] <pibarnas> Hi folks. What is the command line to handle consolefonts?
[19:13] <bindi> Hey. Ive experienced green screen using hdmi with my HTPC. With windows, the green screen was gone when windows had loaded, but now on ubuntu, it wont go off even its loaded (it's green screen since bios post). now I've come up with something, but im not totally sure. It's related either to HDCP or then RGB/YUV. I looked up and you can change if the resolution is RGB/YUV on ps3ubuntu, but can you do this on the regular ubuntu?
[19:14] <pibarnas> sudo dpkg-reconfigure ???
[19:14] <ilovefairuz> !sound > kurt__
[19:15] <kd8fup> can anyone help me, i'm new to backtrack
[19:15] <maco> pibarnas: console-setup is the package
[19:15] <erUSUL> !backtrack | kd8fup
[19:15] <kurt__> ?
[19:15] <Lord-Nikon> what would you say is the best linux distro for people with autism/aspergers?
[19:15] <maco> Lord-Nikon: other distro discussion is offtopic here
[19:15] <kurt__> yes ilovefairuz ?
[19:15] <kd8fup> ok thanks
[19:16] <Lord-Nikon> maco: what about mint?
[19:16] <Lord-Nikon> its the same as ubuntu
[19:16] <maco> Lord-Nikon: also not allowed here
[19:16] <Lord-Nikon> what about kubuntu?
[19:16] <GregK> Lord-Nikon this is strictly Ubuntu
[19:16] <maco> Lord-Nikon: we dont support mint in this channel
[19:16] <Lord-Nikon> what about kubuntu?
[19:17] <maco> #kubuntu
[19:17] <Lord-Nikon> what about xubuntu?
[19:17] <maco> #xubunu
[19:17] <maco> *#xubuntu
[19:17] <Lord-Nikon> what about ubuntu muslim edition?
[19:17] <headkase314> !troll | Lord-Nikon
[19:17] <maco> Lord-Nikon: there is no project named that
[19:17] <kurt__> can anyone help me with my problem ? the links the bot sent me in private chat were nothing to do with my problem :/
[19:18] <GregK> I'm not sure if he was trolling - I *did* read about an Islamic ubuntu distro
[19:18] <maco> GregK: there is, but its not called that. its called Sabily
[19:18] <GregK> maco, ah ok thanks
[19:18] <headkase314> Ubuntu Muslim Edition review -> http://desktoplinuxreviews.com/2010/07/22/ubuntu-muslim-edition-10-04-sabily/
[19:19] <Lord-Nikon> is there a way i can get a copy of ubottu to use on my irc?
[19:19] <deever> i'm getting "dpkg: status database area is locked by another process". how can i remove this lock?
[19:19] <maco> headkase314: interesting. they're getting the name wrong. both "Christian Edition" and "Muslim Edition" were told they were violating the Ubuntu trademark and had to renamed -- to Ichthus and Sabily, respectively
[19:19] <databridge> deever, kill all apt processes
[19:19] <kurt__> can any one help with a microphone problem ? im not sure if its driver or what im new to linux microphone is my only problem
[19:19] <maco> Lord-Nikon: yes, her code is hosted on launchpad.net
[19:20] <databridge> kurt__, what soundcard do you have
[19:20] <Lord-Nikon> why is christian/muslim edition a violation of the ubuntu trademark?
[19:20] <Lord-Nikon> i thought ubuntu was opensource
[19:20] <deever> databridge: i'm having this exactly because i killed an apt process
[19:20] <maco> Lord-Nikon: using the name "ubuntu" while not being ubuntu
[19:20] <Lord-Nikon> and freely modifiable
[19:20] <Lord-Nikon> and redistributable
[19:20] <laeg> i used to have frostwire installed through synaptic, it's vanished from my internet menu, and now when i search for it with synaptic there are no results? how can i remedy this?
[19:20] <Lord-Nikon> but they were ubuntu
[19:20] <GregK> Lord-Nikon and before you ask, the answer is "no". Ubuntu is *NOT* an African word meaning "can't configure Debian"
[19:20] <maco> Lord-Nikon: http://www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/trademarkpolicy
[19:21] <Lord-Nikon> ive run ubuntu christian edition
[19:21] <maco> Lord-Nikon: no, they are an unofficial derivative
[19:21] <Lord-Nikon> its ubuntu
[19:21] <kurt__> databridge according to "Sysinfo" its a "Silicon Integrated [SiS] Azalia Audio Controller"
[19:21] <Lord-Nikon> there is no "official" its open source software
[19:21] <IdleOne> Lord-Nikon: stop now or I am going to ban you.
[19:21] <maco> Lord-Nikon: you need to go and learn the difference between trademark and copyright
[19:21] <Lord-Nikon> by your definition ubuntu is an "unofficial" debian derivative
[19:21] <kurt__> "Subsystem: CLEVO/KAPOK Computer Device 0801"
[19:21] <GregK> maco, you are a nice guy, but you're being trolled
[19:21] <GregK> maco, don't feed him
[19:22] <topyli> Lord-Nikon: trademark issues to #ubuntu-offtopic please. this is a support channel
[19:22] <oCean_> GregK: they know.. really
[19:22] <kurt__> any ideas on how to get it to use my microphone properly ?
[19:22] <databridge> deever, so there is maybe a file in  /var that needs to be deleted
[19:22] <databridge> kurt__, in the audio control panel you need to choose your mic and then you can test it there
[19:22] <Lord-Nikon> Welcome to #ubuntu! This is an autism support channel, please be courteous and patient and we will address you as quickly as we can.
[19:23] <erUSUL> !aptlock | deever
[19:23] <kurt__> i have... it doesnt work correctly there, its all fuzzy and sound breaking up
[19:23] <oCean_> deever: oh, I just saw... your config.dat is in use?
[19:23] <oCean_> deever: because I had the same thing, since I tried the same install, remember?
[19:23] <kurt__> anything else with sound works music, youtube etc but when i use my mic and playback what my mic is recording its so bad sound you cant make a word out :(
[19:24] <databridge> kurt__, maybe your soundcard is not 100% supported
[19:24] <databridge> i had this also
[19:24] <bazhang> kurt__, tried setting in padevchooser?
[19:24] <kurt__> im sure it worked before though on 8.04
[19:24] <deever> databridge: deleted /var/lock/aptitude but still the same problem
[19:24] <deever> mmt
[19:24] <oCean_> deever: if you still have that, I can help
[19:24] <databridge> deever, reconfigure apt
[19:24] <kurt__> im not sure how to do that, someone told me to install it and left it at that stopped replying to me
[19:24] <oCean_> deever: do this: "sudo fuser /var/cache/debconf/config.dat"
[19:24] <bazhang> kurt__, add to panel
[19:24] <kurt__> ok
[19:24] <databridge> kurt__, get yourself a cheap cmedia 8738 soundcard
[19:24] <bazhang> kurt__, right click add to panel and set there
[19:25] <oCean_> deever: it will return the processID using the config.dat file
[19:25] <yrrol> Is there an easy way to send keystrokes over ssh (so its as if the connected keyboard sent it, gui apps on :0.0 receive the strokes)
[19:25] <yrrol> ?
[19:25] <afed> strip naked and whip yourself with a coathanger
[19:25] <xissburg> ubuntu is taking too much time to run from pendrive
[19:25] <yrrol> wow
[19:26] <kurt__> i have a pulseaudio applet added to my panel cant find a padevchooser though :s
[19:26] <xissburg> what
[19:26] <Wiebe> yrrol: synergy ?
[19:26] <Wiebe> yrrol: http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/
[19:26] <A1B2C3> hello, i have a bug on the display of the application bar, the logout/disconnet button is not present sometimes, to solve the problem, i have to logout and relogin,  is there a solution ?
[19:26] <yrrol> Wiebe, I'm using a tablet
[19:26] <Wiebe> yrrol: but maybe thats not what you mean exactly..
[19:26] <yrrol> cant run that stuff
[19:26] <databridge> kurt__, try to enable the mic boost if one is there
[19:26] <kurt__> ok
[19:27] <Wiebe> yrrol: why you even want to send keystrokes over SSH then ?
[19:27] <hiexpo> sup all
[19:27] <deever> oCean_: yes, this was it, thanks! :)
[19:27] <yrrol> Wiebe, because sometimes I'm lazy and i dont want to get up to make it skip a song or FF a movie :)
[19:28] <oCean_> deever: cheers!
[19:28] <kurt__> i cant find a mic boost
[19:28] <yrrol> bluetooth just didnt work (tried for a long time)
[19:28] <Wiebe> yrrol: "it" is your table ?
[19:28] <Wiebe> tablet *
[19:28] <yrrol> yes, of course..
[19:28] <racarter> how can I find out what process is using a file?
[19:29] <yrrol> Wiebe, Tablet in hand in bed/on couch, ubuntu machine a couple meters away :)
[19:29] <oCean_> racarter: use "fuser"
[19:29] <rlnoob> lsof
[19:29] <oCean_> racarter: or "lsof"
[19:29] <fcuk112> hi, how do i copy multiple folders to my NAS in one go using CLI?  i am ssh'd into the source server and would like to do it via cli.  i read i can use lftp mirror -R but i think it does only 1 folder at a time?
[19:29] <Wiebe> yrrol: aah so you want to make your ubuntu machine skip a song, not your tablet :P
[19:30] <yrrol> hehe yes ;)
[19:30] <kurt__> i mean is this pulseaudio meant to even do anything apart from be another type of volume control ? becuase it hasnt changed anything :/
[19:30] <Wiebe> yrrol: well i dont know how to send keystrokes via SSH, but you could check if you can control the apps via the CLI ?
[19:30] <GregK> yrrol you could use X Forwarding with SSH to do it
[19:30] <GregK> yrrol if I understand your problem correctly
[19:31] <thune3> A1B2C3: i'd be curious if restarting the panel "killall gnome-panel" fixes it. (another possible workaround short of logging out)
[19:31] <Wiebe> GregK: but he wants to display the movie on his Ubuntu machine
[19:31] <yrrol> GregK, for instance if I'm watching a movie, id rather watch it on the big screen connected to my ubuntu box not on the tiny tablet screen
[19:31] <Wiebe> yrrol: why dont you try out Boxee ?
[19:32] <GregK> Wiebe ah I *did* read it wrong :)
[19:32] <Wiebe> yrrol: it has a remote app for iPhone and iPad maybe another way (web interface?) of controlling it too ?
[19:32] <_chun> Hi - when I installed ubuntu I created a partition (ext4) and set it to mount at /home/db/Downloads -- except it seems to be readonly... any ideas why? fstab: http://pastebin.com/s2iJpuHz
[19:32] <yrrol> Wiebe, is it open?
[19:32] <A1B2C3> thune3, yes it solves
[19:32] <yrrol> looks pretty
[19:33] <kurt__> anyone mind giving me a hand please
[19:33] <erUSUL> _chun: post /proc/mounts
[19:33] <GregK> kurt__ ask away
[19:33] <hiexpo> !ask > kurt__
[19:33] <_chun> erUSUL: http://pastebin.com/4vdUYEty
[19:33] <GregK> kurt__ note that that isn't an agreement to help you - only telling you what the bot just did in PM :)
[19:33] <Wiebe> yrrol: http://code.google.com/p/boxee-web-remote/ :)
[19:34] <kurt__> my microphone does not work properly if i try to record with mic or use skype the sound comes out all fuzzy and broke up
[19:34] <GregK> Wiebe nicely googled!
[19:34] <yrrol> there has to be a simple way to send keystrokes as if it is the local keyboard though, like echo [something] >> /dev/input/by-path/kdb
[19:34] <bindi> kurt__: are you using a desktop pc? i so, did you plug it in to the front panel?
[19:34] <kurt__> a laptop with an internal mic
[19:34] <erUSUL> _chun: /dev/sdb6 /home/db/Downloads ext4 rw,relatime,barrier=1,data=ordered 0 0 <<< note the rw ( read write ) in the options. what makes you think is read onlly?
[19:35] <bindi> kurt__: dont know then, sorry :)
[19:35] <kurt__> ok :/
[19:35] <_chun> erUSUL: in nautilus the folder has a lock emblem and I can't create files in it / move anything into it
[19:36] <erUSUL> _chun: prrobably permission problems. create folders inside the pasrtition ( with sudo )  and give apropiate permission to them
[19:36] <bindi> yrrol: xmacro
[19:37] <rowver> kurt__: lower recording level.
[19:37] <kurt__> tried didnt make a difference :(
[19:37] <_chun> erUSUL: ok thanks a lot, I'll give that a shot
[19:37] <erUSUL> !permissions | _chun
[19:37] <erUSUL> !addingfs | _chun
[19:37] <headkase314> _chun, that means the folder is owned probably by the root user.  It was created by something you did with a "sudo" command?
[19:38] <xissburg> ubuntu won't start from the pendrive. It is stuck in the ubuntu splash screen, with the 5 dots changing color
[19:38] <xissburg> help :(
[19:38] <lubuser> ubuntu support is bad for any buntu derivative that isn't gnome... kubuntu not supported, lubuntu not supported
[19:38] <A1B2C3> thune3, here is a screenshot of the bug : http://membres.multimania.fr/opensupport/bug.png
[19:38] <kurt__> there is still an interference noise in the background
[19:38] <erUSUL> lubuser: #lubuntu #kubuntu exist
[19:38] <yrrol> bindi, thats sort of what I've been looking for (actually, I was thinking about creating something like that in perl if it didnt exist :) )
[19:38] <lubuser> bugs aren't fixed
[19:39] <erUSUL> !rants
[19:39] <lubuser> no one is there
[19:39] <bindi> yrrol: great ;) btw, I just googled "sendkeys linux" and found that :p
[19:39] <lubuser> 5 to 10 people, no one talking
[19:39] <cyberdutch> hi, got an installation problem with r-base in lucid. apt-get installs v2.10 and I need 2.11. I would like some help with adding repositories (if that would solve the problem). Thanks
[19:39] <weedar> Is it possible to show how much disk-space installed packages use, preferably in CLI?
[19:39] <erUSUL> weedar: all installed packages ? one in particular ?
[19:40] <xissburg> man...everything is going wrong for me after wubi trashed my boot loader...I can't get anything to work . . . :( dammit, I'm almost crying
[19:40] <kurt__> so no one can help me ? :(
[19:40] <yrrol> bindi, I was googling "send keys linux", "send keystrokes", "scan codes send " lol
[19:40] <yrrol> i suck
[19:40] <xissburg> NOTHING WORKS ;(
[19:40] <Rogue1> hi?
[19:40] <weedar> erUSUL: all, actually - I want to sort the output so I can see which packages take the most space so I know which to remove to free space
[19:41] <pocoyo> weedar: apt-cache stats ?
[19:41] <justin_> hello guys i have a small issue, i would like to know how to move files from my linux xubuntu 10.04 to my windows 7 partition
[19:42] <MichealH> justin_, Mount and copy
[19:42] <justin_> what do i mount it with
[19:42] <kurt__> hmm im gonna take that as a no :/ im gonna log see if i can find anything on google, really dont wanna go back to windows but seems that my stuff will work better there :/
[19:42] <pocoyo> justin_: mount your windows 7 partition , then move files.
[19:42] <xissburg> help0?
[19:43] <MichealH> justin_, At the top Click Places and then your Win Partition
[19:43] <MichealH> It will mount
[19:43] <Rabbitbunny> kurt__: Starting is always a little difficult. Consider dual booting until you get the hang of it.
[19:43] <justin_> it doesnt show the partition
[19:43] <kurt__> tried that before i always find myself just using windows all the time
[19:43] <deever> oCean_: and amazingly the second time, install runs to completion! :o
[19:43] <weedar> pocoyo: That only gives me total-stats, and anyway none of them are about disk-space :(
[19:43] <thune3> A1B2C3: i'm still looking around for a possible fix, your problem sounds like this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9620833 but no good solution there.
[19:44] <headkase314> justin_, do you see something which says "XXX GB File System"?  If so, that is probably it..
[19:44] <MichealH> justin_, LIve CD, Proper Install or is it WUBI?
[19:44] <kurt__> im not up for not having a fully functional laptop for however long it takes for me to find a solution or someone who can help :/
[19:44] <pocoyo> weedar: yeah~ u're right :D
[19:44] <profxavier> how do I add files into file.rar, using the rar command ?
[19:44] <profxavier> i cannot figure out the syntax
[19:44] <erUSUL> weedar: maybe --> aptitude search  --sort installsize '?installed' | tail
[19:44] <justin_> fully installed xubuntu 10.04. its a dual boot
[19:44] <abhijit> profxavier, info rar
[19:44] <profxavier> nevermind
[19:45] <hiexpo> man rar in terminal
[19:45] <profxavier> the archive name is before the files
[19:45] <MichealH> justin_, Can you see omething like "XXGB File System"?
[19:45] <weedar> erUSUL: thanks, that might be a step in the right direction :) It doesn't show how much space each package takes, though
[19:45] <MichealH> With X being a number
[19:45] <erUSUL> weedar: see the manpage of aptitude the -F option
[19:46] <justin_> no it just shows my ipod and my filesystem
[19:46] <erUSUL> weedar: but aptitude already does the sorting for you
[19:47] <xissburg> how to boot into live ubuntu ?
[19:48] <profxavier> xissburg, do you have a LiveCD ?
[19:48] <bitrate> is there a current opensource solution for hosting something like box.net on my shiny new lamp server (file hosting with web interface)
[19:48] <justin_> ok thanks guys i used gigolo to mount it
[19:48] <xissburg> profxavier: I installed it in a pendrive
[19:48] <xissburg> the ubuntu iso
[19:48] <profxavier> xissburg, and you can boot from USB ?
[19:49] <profxavier> xissburg, its a BIOS setting
[19:49] <abhijit> bitrate, #ubuntu-server
[19:49] <xissburg> profxavier: yes I get it and I can select "Run Ubuntu from this USB"...it shows a few lines of text that is loading this and that...then it gets to the ubuntu splash screen and gets stuck there
[19:49] <bitrate> kk thank you
[19:50] <xissburg> profxavier: I waited like 5 minutes and it didnt move forward :(
[19:50] <profxavier> xissburg, is it a LiveCD  though, as there are two -types- of media, for loading/installing Ubuntu
[19:50] <CyberGabber> xissburg: How long did you wait? Sometimes i can that a (very) long while before really going further...
[19:50] <profxavier> xissburg, you can usually tell by the menu
[19:51] <profxavier> xissburg, if there is a menu, to go into LiveUbuntu or install Ubuntu
[19:51] <profxavier> [if its the LIVE CD]
[19:51] <oCean_> deever: yeah, I had that same thing (the reinstall succeeding) No clue to what happens the first time though..
[19:51] <xissburg> profxavier: it says Installer Boot Menu
[19:52] <profxavier> xissburg, and is there an option to go into LiveUbuntu ?
[19:52] <A1B2C3> thune3, thanks looking at the problem, it is an anoying one, maybe i could delete some config file from gnome-panel to reset it to default ?
[19:52] <weedar> erUSUL: Thanks for your help, I got the output I wanted with "aptitude search -F "%p " --sort installsize '?installed' | tail" :)
[19:52] <xissburg> CyberGabber: I waited like 5 minutes and nothing happened
[19:52] <xissburg> profxavier: no
[19:52] <profxavier> xissburg, what is the ISO name, that you put on the USB stick
[19:53] <profxavier> copy/paste it into here
[19:53] <erUSUL> weedar: ?? is %I
[19:53] <weedar> Hm, something happened with the text I pasted, the formatting pattern should be "percentage P and percentage I"
[19:53]  * erUSUL saw a strange char here
[19:53] <profxavier> xissburg, do you -need- the LiveCD ?
[19:53] <xissburg> profxavier: ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso
[19:54] <xissburg> profxavier:  I don't know, really
[19:54] <weedar> erUSUL: I'm using Konversation, I'm guessing it uses "% I" for something internally, it didn't show here anyway
[19:54] <xissburg> well...I think I should start a thread in the forums...
[19:54] <xissburg> I just didn't do so yet because I'm so frustrated and was looking for a fast solution
[19:55] <xissburg> I already wasted like 10 hours with this problem...
[19:55] <moayad> Is it safe to upgrade from ubuntu 9.10 to 10.4 cause i have very important files in the harddisk ?
[19:55] <profxavier> xissburg, what are you trying to do ?
[19:56] <headkase314> percentage I italicized the text on this Windows version of X-Chat
[19:56] <xissburg> profxavier: Wubi trashed my boot loader
[19:56] <xissburg> profxavier: when I try to boot I only get a grub rescue command line
[19:56] <xissburg> I installed ubuntu from Win7 using Wubi
[19:56] <morbio> what is the terminal command to restart X?
[19:57] <xissburg> profxavier: I don't really know what to do
[19:57] <nisstyre65> xissburg: burn a copy of the windows recovery disk and restore the MBR
[19:57] <thune3> A1B2C3: the only think i'm finding that seems like it might work, although it is not exactly related is http://www.ubuntugeek.com/possible-solutions-to-fix-the-missing-network-manager-icon-in-ubuntu-9-10.html
[19:57] <ledbettj> @morbio:  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start  (or 'sudo start gdm')
[19:57] <nisstyre65> microsoft's site has instructions
[19:57] <livingdaylight> anyone dl and install apps that leave launcher on Desktop but they don't work because they are 'not trusted' ?
[19:57] <xissburg> nisstyre65: I can't burn it on a CD
[19:57] <CyberGabber> xissburg: I dont now that version, but try this, Boot from CD, until you see the bootmenu. Press F6 'other option', set a cross at 'noapic', and boot.
[19:57] <livingdaylight> how to fix, apart from deleting?
[19:58] <headkase314> morbio, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=304325
[19:58] <morbio> ledbettj, thanks.
[19:58] <ledbettj> @morbio:  actually if it's already running you would use 'restart' instead of start
[19:58] <xissburg> CyberGabber: what? what CD?
[19:58] <A1B2C3> thune3, thanks looking at the problem, it is an anoying one, maybe i could delete some config file from gnome-panel to reset it to default ?
[19:58] <CyberGabber> xissburg: Sorry, not CD, usbstick
[19:59] <xissburg> nisstyre65: I would like to burn the recovery CD to a usb but I couldnt find a way
[19:59] <headkase314> !panel | A1B2C3
[19:59] <headkase314> !panels | A1B2C3
[19:59] <livingdaylight> in 9.10 I'd be asked and if trusted then they'd change to a proper launcher icon. This feels regressive in 10.4
[19:59] <hiexpo> xiss unetbootin
[20:00] <hiexpo> oops xissburg  unetbootin ?
[20:00] <thune3> A1B2C3: ^ that's the way to get defaults, but i'm not sure it would help (wouldn't hurt anything though)
[20:00] <moayad> Is it safe to upgrade from ubuntu 9.10 to 10.4 cause i have very important files in the harddisk ?
[20:00] <xissburg> CyberGabber: there's no F6, neither Other Options
[20:01] <headkase314> moayad, always make backups of your files before you attempt a dist-upgrade - if it can go wrong, it will!
[20:01] <hiexpo> moayad,  backup files
[20:01] <moayad> Thanks everyone :D
[20:01] <xissburg> actually what is Live Ubuntu?
[20:01] <hiexpo> moayad,  why u wanna upgrade ?
[20:01] <profxavier> xissburg, UBuntu, loaded into RAM
[20:02] <linux_is_my_hero> hi there
[20:02] <xissburg> I can't do it just using the one I have? which is getting stuck?
[20:02] <profxavier> xissburg, that way you can do anything you want on the harddrives, or you can just plain install Ubuntu
[20:02] <moayad> hiexpo : I want the long support for the 10.4 version .
[20:02] <profxavier> xissburg, it is not a LiveCD
[20:02] <linux_is_my_hero> i need help finding printer drivers for a brother mfc-5840CN
[20:02] <profxavier> [the one you have]
[20:02] <xissburg> I'll try unetbootin
[20:02] <profxavier> xissburg, its just an install CD
[20:02] <xissburg> hm]
[20:02] <bazhang> linux_is_my_hero, linuxprinting.org check there first
[20:02] <profxavier> but yeah, try that
[20:03] <hiexpo> moayad,  stay with 9.10 i personally like it better bugs all gone
[20:03] <headkase314> moayad, my experience with dist-upgrading is that it is always better to backup, flatten the works and do a clean install.  It just seems that configuring a new install has less problems than dealing with things that may go wrong in the dist-upgrade.  Just my preference: clean install always.
[20:03] <megabraker> why GTK2 scrue up with nautilus?
[20:04] <moayad> hiexpo , headkase314 : thanks for you both , I think that i am sticking with 9.10 :D
[20:04] <hiexpo> dist upgrade = train wreck
[20:05] <headkase314> moayad, you're welcome! ;)
[20:05] <hiexpo> moayad,  welcome
[20:05] <Rogue1> Hi folks, I've been having trouble with an install of Ubuntu 10.04 Desktop i386. Fixed the blinking-cursor problems, but now the install gets to 98% and freezes - no hard disk or optical drive activity, and both the keyboard and mouse become totally nonresponsive.  Second time it's done it whilst trying to install (last time was 95%), and the md5sum on the ISO checks out ok -- any ideas
[20:05] <Rogue1> ?
[20:05] <A1B2C3> thune3, i'll try that, maybe it is coming since an update
[20:06] <megabraker> moayad saudien ?
[20:06] <VR-Fist> hey all
[20:06] <livingdaylight> linux_is_my_hero, you find?
[20:07] <A1B2C3> thune3, i'll try that, maybe it is coming since an update
[20:07] <oCean_> hiexpo: I think it's only fair to tell people that you speak of your own experience in stead of generalizing.. I did several successful dist-upgrades
[20:07] <livingdaylight> linux_is_my_hero, i have brother dcp 167 and got it working
[20:07] <linux_is_my_hero> livingdaylight: no, but i found something else @ the brother website
[20:07] <VR-Fist> just got ubuntu installed over vista32, when booting the system, i can choose ubuntu, but when i do, another screen appears that lets me choose from some two vistas where one boots my vista and the other one leads to vista recovery - any help pls?
[20:07] <linux_is_my_hero> livingdaylight: whered u get ur driver?
[20:07] <livingdaylight> linux_is_my_hero, from their website
[20:07] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - how are ya doing buddy log time no talk
[20:08] <thune3> A1B2C3: worth a shot, i can't find anything else useful.
[20:08] <A1B2C3> thune3, i looked at the ubuntu forum you sent, i already tryed that few weeks ago, it was not fixing the issu
[20:08] <livingdaylight> linux_is_my_hero, http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/index.html
[20:08] <IdleOne> good thanks hiexpo
[20:09] <livingdaylight> linux_is_my_hero, http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/download_prn.html#MFC-5840CN
[20:09] <VR-Fist> anyone could try to help me?
[20:09] <megabraker> me
[20:09] <headkase314> oCean_, if you have NO ppa's added to your system a dist-upgrade goes smoother.  On my system I have plenty of PPA's added and that makes a dist-upgrade fraught with peril! ;)
[20:10] <DrChaotic> what should I do if an install is hung in the Package Manager?
[20:10] <linux_is_my_hero> livingdaylight: do you have x86 or x64?
[20:10] <megabraker> VR-Fist i think you must do a vista update the just fix grub from your live cd
[20:11] <VR-Fist> megabraker: well, i don't have a live cd, i installed with the win installer
[20:11] <megabraker> ah
[20:11] <oCean_> headkase314: during dist-upgrade I disable my ppa's. But the general statement "dist-upgrade = trainwreck" is not fair in my opinion
[20:11] <livingdaylight> linux_is_my_hero, x86
[20:11] <livingdaylight> 32bit
[20:11] <VR-Fist> megabraker: may that be the prob?
[20:11] <linux_is_my_hero> livingdaylight: can i just use an apt-get command to get the right driver from somewhere else?
[20:11] <headkase314> oCean_, point conceded ;)
[20:11] <megabraker> VR-Fist did your vista run if you choose the first one # not the recovary ?
[20:11] <VR-Fist> yeah
[20:12] <VR-Fist> megabraker: it run like if it booted before ubuntu install
[20:12] <VR-Fist> installed from here: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/windows-installer
[20:12] <livingdaylight> linux_is_my_hero, did you try just plugging in and seeing whether ubuntu configures it out of the box?
[20:13] <megabraker> VR-Fist i have not used wibu yet but i think it would installed as a program
[20:13] <VR-Fist> yep
[20:13] <linux_is_my_hero> livingdaylight: it finds the printer no problem, but it cant find the driver.  even after a system update and reboot
[20:13] <linux_is_my_hero> livingdaylight: which is why im here :-)
[20:13] <VR-Fist> megabraker: it installs as a program, which downloads the ubuntu system and then runs installer
[20:13] <hiexpo> headkase314,  - i agree depends on whats on old dist i have no good luck with dist upgrade about 12 percent > if it was abasic box it's ok but if not train wreck head on
[20:14] <VR-Fist> megabraker: like this http://www.ubuntu.com/sites/default/files/active/02_ubuntu/U2_desktop/U2.2.2_wubi/U2.2.2_04_medium.jpg
[20:14] <megabraker> just search in your desktop and you will find the ubuntu icon , for the recovery problem just insert the vista cd and do the recovery
[20:14] <VR-Fist> megabraker: i dont need any vista recovery, the first option boots as it booted when it was the only system
[20:14] <headkase314> hiexpo, a dist-upgrade certainly does not succeed 100% of the time.  Pragmatically, again, my experience is a clean install is less of a headache! ;)
[20:15] <livingdaylight> linux_is_my_hero, then its not in repository. Therefore follow the link i gave you. Download and install the two drivers. They are .deb files therefore you can install them either by right clicking and using GDebi Installer or command line using sudo dpkg -i foo.deb
[20:15] <VR-Fist> megabraker: the ubuntu appears after starting the computer, so it is installes as an os
[20:15] <bazhang> hiexpo, headkase314 dist-upgrade is not for moving between versions
[20:15] <megabraker> VR-Fist to remove this recovary thing you need to do the recovery i think there is onother way but it isadvenced
[20:15] <bazhang> !dist-upgrade | hiexpo headkase314
[20:16] <megabraker> VR-Fist you vista loads your ubuntu loads so where is the problem ?
[20:16] <VR-Fist> megabraker: nope, i will explain it better
[20:16] <headkase314> bazhang, you're right, I meant "upgrade-manager -d"? I believe that's it but I'm probably wrong again.. :)
[20:16] <hiexpo> bazhang,  agreed
[20:16] <VR-Fist> megabraker: after the install, the pc rebooted and I chose ubuntu, which booted, shown ubuntu screen and installed the OS
[20:16] <cypher-neo> A question about the msttcorefonts. On Wine, I've noticed a few programs that don't seem to work with the new fonts package "ttf-mscorefonts-installer". The program runs but it outputs everything in some wacked out version of ASCII. I'm thinking that maybe some of the corefonts are missing from this updated package. Is there are place that Times New Roman or Arial can be downloaded so I can add them to my Linux manually?
[20:16] <bazhang> headkase314, that would move people to the develop version (10.10)
[20:16] <oCean_> headkase314: oh, we were talking about different "upgrades" anyway :|
[20:17] <VR-Fist> megabraker: restarted again, I choose ubuntu (not vista) and some two vista options appear
[20:17] <megabraker> VR-Fist then?
[20:18] <megabraker> VR-Fist what version of ubuntu do you have installed ? and in wich partition?
[20:18] <headkase314> !upgrade
[20:18] <VR-Fist> megabraker: on C drive, the same as windows
[20:19] <VR-Fist> megabraker: i have the latest 10.04
[20:19] <megabraker> ok that is why
[20:19] <gFred> I've tethered wireless on a Ubuntu laptop here, and I want to be able to use remote desktop. I use an Android (2.1) phone to tether. My phones IP is 192.168.0.192 and the Ubuntu comp claims its IP is 192.168.100.100
[20:19] <megabraker> you try to boot ubntu from C wich leeds to vista load
[20:19] <VR-Fist> megabraker there's a C:\ubuntu folder
[20:19] <gFred> However, I'm not able to connect to the machine with either of the IPs
[20:19] <gFred> Any ideas what I can try?
[20:19] <bazhang> VR-Fist, wubi?
[20:20] <VR-Fist> bazhang yep
[20:20] <hiexpo> so it is spoken that it is not wise to upgrade from one version to another bazhang
[20:20] <headkase314> bazhang, I'm a bit more clear on it now - however I still do clean installs! :) ;)
[20:20] <VR-Fist> bazhang i didnt upgrade, it was clean install over vista
[20:20] <megabraker> VR-Fist you would execute ubuntu as a program
[20:20] <roydude> !raid
[20:20] <bazhang> hiexpo, no not at all; dist-upgrade itself is just not the way to go
[20:20] <megabraker> !wubi
[20:21] <megabraker> did you see VR-Fist?
[20:21] <A1B2C3> Hello, do someone using vbox ?  looks like creating a fixed image, is bugging ? any experience ?
[20:21] <linux_is_my_hero> ubottu: that's ironic.  windows is the one that isn't safe!
[20:21] <megabraker> !wubi
[20:21] <roydude> How folks, I'm trying to protect my data for long term digital storage... does Raid 5 protect against bit flipping?
[20:21] <hiexpo> bazhang,  i agree but why do they have it in synaptic upgrade   ?
[20:21] <linux_is_my_hero> ubottu: you should work on your marketing skills. lmao...
[20:21] <VR-Fist> megabraker: checking
[20:21] <megabraker> VR-Fist  Wubi is an Ubuntu installer for Windows users that allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu like a Windows application, in a simple and safe way. http://wubi-installer.org/support.php and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide for troubleshooting. Please  file bugs at http://launchpad.net/wubi/+filebug.
[20:21] <VR-Fist> yeah, checking the links
[20:22] <roydude> linux_is_my_hero: I wonder if ubottu is aware of the 3 laws
[20:22] <linux_is_my_hero> ubottu: !ubuntu
[20:22] <cypher-neo> Is there some place where the default font a Wine program uses can be chosen?
[20:22] <linux_is_my_hero> lol could be better
[20:22] <linux_is_my_hero> roydude: ill never go back to windows. i game on consoles, i work on linux and mac.
[20:22] <wedwo> wubi is actually an .exe that runs inside win and from which (I understand) you can install ubuntu
[20:22] <pure_hate> cyphase, wine is a emulator. the font of the program still applies
[20:23] <VR-Fist> megabraker bazhang: this appears ok: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=boot-screen.jpg
[20:23] <ZykoticK9> pure_hate, wine = Wine Is Not an Emulator ;)
[20:23] <linux_is_my_hero> roydude: the 3 rules from transporter? a deal is a deal, no names, don't open the package
[20:23] <VR-Fist> megabraker may that be because i have a 32 bit system while it downloaded 64 bit?
[20:23] <headkase314> pure_hate, WINE (WINE Is Not an Emulator) is not an Emulator, it is a "compatibility layer" or a translation layer between Windows Application Programming Interface's to Linux ones.
[20:23] <linux_is_my_hero> if anyone can explain why they still make 32 bit computers, please, just put me out of my misery.
[20:24] <cypher-neo> pure_hate, That's what I thought. I was just checking to see if it was possible.
[20:24] <megabraker> VR-Fist maybe or maybe you mustn't install ubuntu as the same drive as windows
[20:24] <megabraker> hi pure_hate
[20:24] <hiexpo> hola pure_hate
[20:24] <VR-Fist> megabraker kk will check the drivers if 32bit doesn work
[20:24] <pure_hate> hola guys
[20:24] <VR-Fist> thx for your help guys
[20:25] <megabraker> welcom
[20:26] <AzizLight> Hi everybody
[20:26] <AzizLight> is there a way to display hidden directories with the tree command?
[20:27] <cypher-neo> AzizLight, Hit Ctrl-H when you are in Nautilus
[20:27] <megabraker> pure_hate i tried to emulate what you bt guys did , i just wanted to add thc hydra to my application menu in the command fieled i typed gnome-terminal -e hydra but when i execute terminal don't wait and it closes directly after puting thc hydra help any idea?
[20:27] <finickydesert> yes ubuntu!
[20:27] <cypher-neo> AzizLight, Ctrl-H reveals all hidden files and folders
[20:28] <megabraker> finickydesert dzayer?
[20:28] <AzizLight> cypher-neo: the tree command is a command line tool...what brought up Nautilus?
[20:28] <finickydesert> dzayer? what?
[20:28] <linux_is_my_hero> anyone wanna help me find a printer driver thats x64? brother mfc-5840cn
[20:29] <pagan0ne> does anyone know how to replicate passwords between machines? i have 3 boxes with useraccount "pagan0ne" and when i change the password on one, i would like it to change it on all, but i want the home directory to remain on each machine respectively? is this possible? where would i start?
[20:29] <megabraker> you have a desert animal name with desrt lol
[20:29] <gFred> Well, the real problem is that Ubuntu can't find any wireless networks. It's a fresh install of 10.04 on a HP Pavillion dv9525
[20:29] <thune3> AzizLight: tree -a
[20:29] <cypher-neo> AzizLight, Umm, there is also a tree command in the Nautilus window.
[20:29] <roydude> Hey folks,  I'm trying to echo check >> my raid array any bash returns permission denied (I'm a super user)
[20:30] <linux_is_my_hero> gFred: have you enabled your hardware drivers for your wifi card? i have an hp tx2500 and i had to get extra drivers for my wifi to work.
[20:30] <AzizLight> thune3: I tried that..the -a option is to display hidden files not folders
[20:30] <gFred> linux_is_my_hero: I have tethered conncetion through my phone now, but Ubuntu can't find any restricted drivers
[20:31] <linux_is_my_hero> if you can, connect through ethernet.  simple.
[20:31] <ZykoticK9> pagan0ne, i highly doubt it's worth the effort - but you could setup LDAP as a centralized login authority for all three boxes (I've never played with LDAP as it's too complicated for my needs)  I doubt you'll find a method for syncing passwords another way (would be a possible security issues I'd imagine)
[20:31] <gFred> linux_is_my_hero: I can't :/
[20:31] <russ> hi, can anyone tell me where to find xorg.conf in lucid?
[20:31] <cypher-neo> AzizLight, If you're looking to display all files and folders in the Terminal, use ls -a
[20:31] <xissburg> GUYS
[20:31] <linux_is_my_hero> gFred: do a system update, then reboot, then go to system-->admin-->hardware drivers and your wifi drivers should show up
[20:32] <xissburg> so now I'm at Ubuntu Live.What should I do??
[20:32] <pagan0ne> ZykoticK9, but that would require the machines to have local net access to login right? or can it be configured to keep creds locally on each machine?
[20:32] <xissburg> profxavier: :O
[20:32] <ZykoticK9> russ, it's not there by default - you'd need to create one see http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/how-i-do/create-an-xorg-conf-file
[20:32] <AzizLight> cypher-neo: I know how to use the terminal, I was asking about the tree command...thanks for trying though ;)
[20:32] <Guinnessman> Hello, I really need help
[20:32] <gFred> linux_is_my_hero: ok, I'll try that
[20:32] <gFred> thanks :)
[20:32] <liamsmithuk> russ, /usr/lib/X11 ?
[20:32] <Jordan_U> xissburg: You installed via wubi initially, correct?
[20:32] <ZykoticK9> pagan0ne, LDAP is a huge undertaking - i'm really not sure of the details - good luck.
[20:32] <linux_is_my_hero> gFred: sure
[20:32] <xissburg> Jordan_U: Yes
[20:33] <pagan0ne> ZykoticK9, its worth looking into for me, i like learning new things/setups
[20:33] <linux_is_my_hero> anyone wanna help me with finding a printer driver that i cant find? my printer manufacturer doesnt supply drivers for x64 ubuntu :-(
[20:33] <linux_is_my_hero> only x86
[20:33] <AzizLight> ok the tree command displays hidden folders with the -a option but it ommits .git/ ...
[20:33] <VR-Fist> megabraker: u still on man? got a small question
[20:33] <Guinnessman> new ubuntu 10.4 install on compaq 615. Had to set xforcevesa on boot, but gdm crashes out
[20:33] <ZykoticK9> linux_is_my_hero, it may not exist :|  Good luck man
[20:33] <liamsmithuk> linux_is_my_hero, what printer do you have?
[20:33] <Guinnessman> also,  try to start dbus but it says it cannot find the file/?!
[20:33] <roydude> any mdadm users here?
[20:33] <linux_is_my_hero> brother mfc-5840cn
[20:33] <russ> ZykoticK9 that's new. I want to turn off response to taps on my laptop touchpad. Is there an easier way?
[20:34] <roydude> !mdadm
[20:34] <abhijit> bye all!!! :)
[20:34] <linux_is_my_hero> liamsmithuk: brother mfc-5840cn
[20:34] <roydude> !md
[20:34] <cypher-neo> AzizLight, What about using su- or sudo. Maybe the folder will display if you're a superuser?
[20:34] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Then I have a command that should get you booting, windows and Ubuntu, again. But first some warnings...
[20:34] <erUSUL> linux_is_my_hero: linuxprinting.org
[20:34] <liamsmithuk> linux_is_my_hero, I will look around
[20:34] <ZykoticK9> russ, not that i'm personally aware of - it may exist though?  Good luck man.
[20:34] <linux_is_my_hero> liamsmithuk: thanks :-)
[20:34] <megabraker> VR-Fist yes :)
[20:34] <xissburg> omg
[20:34] <Guinnessman> any ideas guys, i've been trying all day with no luck :(
[20:34] <cypher-neo> AzizLight, I'm installing tree right now. I'm gonna play with it. Maybe I'll have an answer for you soon.
[20:35] <duffy> russ, mouse settings has option to turn off taps.  gpointing-device-settings gives more options, also disabling it
[20:35] <Jordan_U> xissburg: 1: Make sure that you replace "/dev/sda" in the following directions with the device name for your actual hard drive, and do *not* replace it with something like "/dev/sda1" which is a partition. 2: If this works, then there will be some additional steps needed to make sure this doesn't break again.
[20:35] <VR-Fist> megabraker: the proccessor which i have is AMD Turion 64 Mobile, does it mean its 64-bit?
[20:35] <roydude> sudo echo check > /sys/block/mdX/md/sync_action returns permission denied... can anyone help?
[20:35] <erUSUL> VR-Fist: probably
[20:36] <megabraker> VR-Fist probably
[20:36] <Jordan_U> xissburg: "sudo apt-get install mbr; sudo install-mbr /dev/sda"
[20:36] <xissburg> if you want please give a quick look in my thread here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9720703#post9720703
[20:36] <hiexpo> nano
[20:36] <headkase314> VR-Fist, Yes a Turion 64 is 64-bit capable.
[20:36] <megabraker> VR-Fist wait am gona see it
[20:36] <Rogue1> anyone ..?
[20:36] <erUSUL> VR-Fist: you can check from a linux with « grep --color ' lm ' /proc/cpuinfo »
[20:36] <xissburg> Jordan_U: How do I know the actual name of the hard drive?
[20:36] <xissburg> Jordan_U: I have only one hard drive, but with 3 partitions
[20:37] <DroidBot> lshw?
[20:37] <megabraker> VR-Fist yes it is 64 bit
[20:37] <VR-Fist> erUSUL: I;m resolving an issue of linux not booting in :)
[20:37] <poisonborz> hi! Is there a way to turn gnome into "resource friendly" mode? I remember to have used it... one that not only disables things like icon zooming, but much more.
[20:37] <xissburg> Jordan_U: one has WinXp, the other Win7 and the other just files
[20:37] <cypher-neo> AzizLight, Try "tree -a -P .*" I'm hoping the search tag will focus on hidden directories that way.
[20:37] <VR-Fist> megabraker: so i must have 64-bit installer, right?
[20:37] <erUSUL> VR-Fist: cpu-z for a windows machine ?
[20:37] <VR-Fist> megabraker: or should it work with 32-bit installer also?
[20:37] <EddieV113> is there a way to open terminal to whatever folder im looking at in gnome, without having to start from the home directory?
[20:37] <thune3> AzizLight: tree -a displays hidden folders for me as well. Are you asking for "hidden folders only" option?
[20:38] <ZykoticK9> VR-Fist, you can install 32bit on 64bit machines (recommended actually)
[20:38] <headkase314> poisonborz, go to Sytem > Preferences > Appearance and under Desktop Effects choose "None"
[20:38] <Jordan_U> xissburg: If you pastebin the output of "sudo blkid" I can tell you, it's almost certainly "/dev/sda" but it can't hurt to double check.
[20:38] <megabraker> VR-Fist yes like ZykoticK9 says
[20:38] <VR-Fist> ZykoticK9, megabraker kk
[20:38] <megabraker> byt the revese would be a whole mess
[20:38] <Random832> has anyone made a distribution where the kernel is 64 bit and programs are 32 bits?
[20:38] <Random832> i.e. an entirely 32-bit userspace
[20:39] <AzizLight> thune3: tree -a displays hidden files/folders but only .git/ which is weird...
[20:39] <cypher-neo> AzizLight, Actually .* is focusing on every period in a filename... that doesn't work. Sorry
[20:39] <hiexpo> EddieV113,  not that i am aware of first open in home and cd to it
[20:39] <headkase314> VR-Fist, the thing that should make you choose 64-bit over 32-bit is if you have 4GB or more of memory.  If so, install 64-bit or if you really need 32-bit for a specific program then install a 32-bit PAE kernel instead.
[20:39] <Milligan> I've got three physical hds in my machine. sda sdb and sdc. sda has my ubuntu, sdb is a currently reserved disk which I'm going to put backups on, etc, and sdc is a crappy disk that has a fresh win7 installation for my games. I'm trying to set up grub. http://pastebin.com/0VyZWVMq Does this look correct ?
[20:39] <chrissharp123> EddieV113: this might help: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-gnome-open-terminal-shell-prompt-here/ - it's a couple of years old, but might be relevant
[20:39] <megabraker> Random832 but 32 bit dev is poassible , kernel is a thing and apps is a different thing
[20:40] <ZykoticK9> Random832, my only question would be "why would anyone want that?"
[20:40] <headkase314> Random832, If you install Ubuntu Restricted Extras it will install 32-bit libraries for running 32-bit programs.
[20:40] <Random832> ZykoticK9: 32-bit processes take less ram
[20:40] <xissburg> Jordan_U: I don't have mreo cables to connect the other machine to the net so I can't copy paste it...I'll try to type it
[20:40] <xissburg> *more
[20:40] <Random832> and there's little perceivable _benefit_ of running 64-bit user processes
[20:40] <russ> duffy thanks gpointing-device-settings was what I needed.
[20:40] <erUSUL> Random832: is not common in x86 world.
[20:40] <ZykoticK9> Random832, not is it's running on a 64bit kernel though
[20:40] <megabraker> but less speed
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> Random832: if you do a lot of video andaudeo encoding then 64bit gives a BIG difference
[20:41] <hiexpo> 32 bit runs better on 64 bit system for some reason  > true
[20:41] <erUSUL> Random832: well in x86 the increased number of registers can composete the fatter binaries pointers words ...
[20:41] <megabraker> this depends on the cpu archithecture more than is it 64 or 32 32 could run faster than 64
[20:41] <ZykoticK9> hiexpo, false
[20:41] <erUSUL> compensate*
[20:41] <Jordan_U> xissburg: If all of the lines start with "/dev/sdaX" (where X is a number) then your hard drive is /dev/sda.
[20:41] <Random832> megabraker: talking specifically about x86-64 and x86-32
[20:42] <erUSUL> Random832: is ppc sparc or mips is common to run 64 bit kernel 32 bit binaries becouse they do not have the register issue
[20:42] <megabraker> Rnadom832 even in x86-32 family there are whole differences
[20:42] <marcusb> hi.  since well over a year, a bug plagues me across multiple releases: when the system is under load (heavy disk activity), and I type quickly at the same time, the application's kbd input is messed up.  usually the symptom is that a couple of keystrokes come through, then for the next couple of keystrokes every key acts like backspace, then the cycle starts anew.  This appears only under load, and affects only the one application I type in.  Restartin
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> marcusb: are you using a fancy keyboard or is it a beige / black usb brandless thing
[20:43] <megabraker> *x86
[20:43] <AzizLight> cypher-neo, thune3: forget it, I was just curious. The issue is weird... I need to go for now. Thanks for the help guys
[20:43] <marcusb> ActionParsnip: IBM Model M PS/2
[20:44] <hiexpo> pure_hate,  - so hows the trip going   so far  ?
[20:44] <headkase314> marcusb, wow.  You could beat someone to death with that old and rugged keyboard and it would still work fine!
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> marcusb: you could try adding a keyboard section in xorg.conf to maybe define the keyboard better
[20:44] <xissburg> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/wSXhnmrQ
[20:44] <marcusb>   headkase314: and if somebody tries to take it away from me, I'll just do that :)
[20:45] <headkase314> marcusb, ;)
[20:45] <hiexpo> ActionParsnip,  yup great keyboard
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> hiexpo: i have zero opinion on keybpards, as long as it works its fine. all these keyboards with weird function nonesese on it make me laugh
[20:47] <hiexpo> ActionParsnip,  yup
[20:47] <anon__> Can i get some help
[20:47] <qUaNtiC_> hi can someone help me installing an onda 825up internet key?
[20:47] <anon__> I've installed java, but it still says it's not installed!
[20:47] <hiexpo> java6
[20:48] <anon__> Yes
[20:48] <headkase314> !java | anon__
[20:48] <linux_is_my_hero> brother mfc-5840cn has no x64 driver...help me
[20:48] <xissburg> so Jordan_U , sda1, sda5 and sda6 are my 3 partitions
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> marcusb: http://pastie.org/1092434    add that in /etc/X11/xorg.conf     change the language if its different
[20:49] <Tinman_usa> is it possible to add two LCD to T60 laptop ? It has one discrete graphics card
[20:49] <anon__> Package sun-java6-jre is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[20:49] <anon__> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[20:49] <anon__> is only available from another source
[20:49] <anon__> E: Package sun-java6-jre has no installation candidate
[20:49] <FloodBot3> anon__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:49] <anon__> Why does it asy that?
[20:49] <hiexpo> IdleOne,  - ?
[20:49] <marcusb> ActionParsnip: that looks like it should already be the default or pretty close to it.  what settings are in effect if there is no kbd section?
[20:50] <headkase314> anon__, do you have the "partner" repository enabled?
[20:50] <anon__> Um.. Probably not, i'm new to ubuntu
[20:50] <anon__> Installed it a hour ago headkase314
[20:50] <headkase314> !partner
[20:50] <KE1HA> ActionParsnip, are you familiat wiht the WPN300N wifi setup ?
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> linux_is_my_hero: you may have to use a 32bit Linux then
[20:50] <Scunizi> anon__: enable the partners repository in synaptic and you'll have access to sun-java
[20:50] <duffy> thats what annoys me with ubuntu, whats wrong with having partner repo enabled by def.. ugh
[20:51] <rob0t7> has anyone been able to install puppet and puppetmaster on lucid.  i've been trying for the past 2 days and i am getting no where
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> KE1HA: ask the channel, if anyone knows they will reply
[20:51] <ZykoticK9> linux_is_my_hero, this is "dated" but "might" still apply http://solutions.brother.com/linux/sol/printer/linux/linux_faq-2.html#142
[20:51] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Then use exactly the command I gave before, "sudo apt-get install mbr; sudo install-mbr /dev/sda"
[20:51] <anon__> headkase314, i did
[20:51] <anon__> And it just gave me another blank line
[20:51] <Tinman_usa> is it possible to add two LCD to T60 laptop ? It has one discrete graphics card
[20:51] <anon__> Does this mean it's opened now?
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> rob0t7: sudo apt-get install puppet
[20:51] <KE1HA> Its not for e, its a fella in the Xubuntu channel and we cant get it working with ndiswrapper.
[20:51] <RPistarino> hi everybody... is there anyone here that could install rdpv6 client with wine?
[20:51] <headkase314> anon__, ok, let's see what others say then as I'm not sure how to proceed.
[20:51] <anon__> Okay
[20:51] <xissburg> Jordan_U: just that? you said that there are more steps then, really?
[20:52] <anon__> !java
[20:52] <Jordan_U> xissburg: There are more steps to be run when booted into your Ubuntu install normally, so only if this works.
[20:52] <ZykoticK9> RPistarino, you might want to try the #winehq channel if you don't get an answer here
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> RPistarino: check the appdb
[20:52] <rob0t7> ActionParsnip: wish it was that easy.  Get that part fine.  Its starting it up and configuring it.
[20:52] <RPistarino> ok, thanks zykotick9
[20:53] <brontoeee> is there a nautilus ext for checking and generating hashes, if so what is it called?
[20:53] <xissburg_u> Jordan_U: I got to connect to the net from Ubuntu here :) gonna try that command her enow
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> rob0t7: http://www.howtoforge.com/installing_puppet_on_ubuntu    start from step 6
[20:53] <headkase314> brontoeee, md5sum?
[20:54] <dido> hi all
[20:54] <headkase314> brontoeee, md5sum -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> brontoeee: http://yabblog.com/2008/09/18/top-10-nautilus-scripts/
[20:54] <rob0t7> ActionParnsip: done that.  seems to be an issue with ruby 1.8.7 and the ssl library that i am stuck on
[20:55] <anon__> Gahhh
[20:55] <anon__> I've installed the java6 icedtea plugin in firefx
[20:55] <Jordan_U> xissburg_u: "sudo apt-get install mbr; sudo install-mbr /dev/sda" (in case it saves you some time to have it in your other IRC client)
[20:55] <anon__> but still does no work!!
[20:55] <anon__> not
[20:55] <headkase314> brontoeee, oops, sorry didn't see the part where you wanted a nautilus extension ;)
[20:56] <xissburg_u> Jordan_U: Thanks I did it. Well, the second command didnt show any output. Now what should I do?
[20:56] <brontoeee> thanks ActionParsnip and headkase314
[20:56] <xissburg_u> reboot?
[20:56] <Jordan_U> xissburg_u: Yes.
[20:56] <xissburg_u> ok I'm gonna do it. Hope it works :), thanks for your time
[20:56] <headkase314> anon__, icedtea is not the official Sun Java so the program that is complaining about Java not being installed may be looking for Sun's Java specifically?
[20:56] <Exposure674> evening
[20:57] <anon__> Gah.. okay
[20:58] <duffy> anon__,  openjdk-6-jre icedtea6-plugin   are the free java,  sun-java6-plugin sun-java6-jre  are Sun java
[20:58] <headkase314> anon__, So it comes back to getting the official Sun Java out of the partners repository.  Recap every 5-10 minutes the error message you are getting from synaptic and hopefully someone will contribute a solution.
[20:58] <Guinnessman> ok,  trying are-install now :(
[20:58] <xissburg> Jordan_U: now it automatically booted into WinXP
[20:58] <anon__> Okay thank you
[20:59] <headkase314> anon__, You're welcome ;)
[20:59] <ActionParsnip> brontoeee: they arent bad scripts dude, just tested the MD5 one and the wallpaper one
[21:00] <duffy> anon__,  which version do you have installed and which version do you want to use?
[21:00] <brontoeee> ActionParsnip, yes, good enough, i woulf prefer one that would actually compare existing md5 file, but thats ok
[21:00] <xissburg> Jordan_U: but after loading WinXP for a while I get a blue screen which disappears really quick and the PC resets
[21:00] <Jordan_U> xissburg: It was supposed to make windows' bootloader boot, but windows' bootloader should also have had an entry for booting Ubuntu (put there by wubi).
[21:00] <anon__> duffy, i currently have 1.6.0_18
[21:00] <empewoow> i've been trying to get my wireless adapter (linksys WPC300N v2) working in ubuntu server with xubuntu-desktop installed
[21:00] <anon__> I want to use that one, but when i try to browse a java game, it says it's not working
[21:00] <duffy> anon__,  openjdk?
[21:00] <anon__> Yes
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> brontoeee: edit the script then
[21:01] <headkase314> anon__, duffy What is the update alternatives command for Java?
[21:01] <duffy> anon__,   installed icedtea6-plugin yet?
[21:01] <xissburg> it doesn't show an OS selection screen
[21:01] <anon__> duffy, yes i have
[21:01] <duffy> anon__, sudo update-alternatives --config java
[21:01] <duffy> headkase314,  anon__, sudo update-alternatives --config java
[21:01] <brontoeee> ActionParsnip, ill do just that
[21:01] <empewoow> i've been trying to get my wireless adapter (linksys WPC300N v2) working in ubuntu server with xubuntu-desktop installed. i have a driver installed from the ubuntu forums, but when i "ifconfig" it only says eth0 and lo
[21:01] <anon__> duffy, headkase314 There is only one alternative in link group java: /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java
[21:01] <anon__> Nothing to configure.
[21:02] <duffy> headkase314,  anon__, sudo update-alternatives --config java_vm
[21:02] <anon__> duffy, sudo update-alternatives --config java_vm
[21:02] <weedar> Is there a console-program that allows me to create a partition on a drive without requiring user-input?
[21:02] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Did you install Ubuntu from within windows 7?
[21:02] <duffy> anon__, well the only thing stopping it is the plugin..
[21:02] <anon__> Can i uninstall it?
[21:02] <xissburg> Jordan_U: from Windows 7 using Wubi
[21:03] <duffy> anon__, did you already?
[21:03] <anon__> No duffy
[21:03] <duffy> anon__,  icedtea6-plugin
[21:03] <headkase314> duffy, anon__, anon: what is the error message again you get when you try to install Sun's Java from partners?
[21:03] <stanley_robertso> hi all
[21:03] <xissburg> Jordan_U: before I had the 4 OS to choose there
[21:03] <duffy> anon__, did you apt-get update after enabling the partner repo ?
[21:03] <xissburg> I mean 3
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> weedar: parted has the options: mkpart mkpartfs and --script
[21:04] <anon__> headkase314, http://paste.ubuntu.com/478059/
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> weedar: could be worth a look
[21:04] <anon__> No i didn't duffy
[21:04] <duffy> anon__,   bingo then
[21:04] <headkase314> duffy, see paste directed to me! ;)
[21:05] <anon__> BIngo indeed duffy ;)
[21:05] <anon__> I just installed JDK
[21:05] <dri245> from some reason, the volume button in the top bar in ubuntu dissappeared. how can i put it back there? i right click it, looked in properties and new panels to find it, but no chance
[21:05] <anon__> Or, in the process
[21:05] <hiexpo> wrong jdk
[21:05] <hiexpo> ?
[21:06] <[thor]> !indicator-applet
[21:06] <[thor]> hmm
[21:06] <xissburg> :(
[21:06] <xissburg> NOTHING WORKS
[21:06] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Boot the LiveCD again, and open System > Administration > GParted
[21:06] <xissburg> ok
[21:06] <n1lqj1> need help.  trying to create ubuntu startup disk in 10.04.  tried on usb drive and sdhc drive both through i/o error
[21:06] <FrozenFire> Is there any environment variable that is set when a user logs in, which is unique to that user, and cannot be generated without the user's password being entered?
[21:06] <headkase314> anon__, if you can now install Sun's Java do, again, "sudo update-alternatives --config java_vm" after it's installed.  Correct duffy?
[21:06] <magicianlord> dri245: top button disappeared?
[21:07] <anon__> It's already working headkase314 ;)
[21:07] <avi_> hey guys, can anyone tell me what the max supported screen res for Plymotuh with the standard Lucid theme is? I've got a 1920x1200 monitor, but I can't push it higher than like 1280x1024. Or am I doing something wrong? Thanks!
[21:07] <FrozenFire> I'd like to automount a Truecrypt disk, but don't want to store its password in plaintext
[21:07] <duffy> headkase314, and --config java
[21:07] <anon__> duffy, i have another problem, it's nothing big
[21:07] <anon__> mind taking a look at it?
[21:07] <[thor]> dri245: using the "add to panel" add the indicator-applet panel item
[21:07] <ePirat> how to make the at symbol on ubuntu?
[21:07] <headkase314> anon__, duffy, thank you duffy!  And right on anon!
[21:07] <magicianlord> ePirat: shift + 2
[21:07] <hiexpo> n1lqj1,  did you md5 iso ?
[21:07] <z340> epirat: character map
[21:07] <poisonborz> hi! I want to set up samba so certain users would have read/write rights, while others don't... is there an easy way/tutorial to do this?
[21:07] <guntbert> FrozenFire:  to my knowlegde that is not possible
[21:08] <ePirat> z340, what?
[21:08] <n1lqj1> got ubuntu iso from ubuntu site and using the util in the systems menu
[21:08] <z340> open a terminal, type charmap
[21:08] <hiexpo> !samba | poisonborz
[21:08] <magicianlord> n1lqj1: select the partition on the disk, not the disk itself. for example, /dev/sdb1
[21:08] <FrozenFire> guntbert: If there were some sort of unique key that is only available on login, I could encrypt the passphrase using that key, and decrypt it when I go to auto-mount the disk.
[21:08] <dri245> [thor], that's what i tried, but the volume sign/name doesn't show up in that list.
[21:08] <xissburg> n1lqj1: unetbootin
[21:09] <hiexpo> hey guntbert
[21:09] <n1lqj1> hiexpo did that.  trying to load 10.04 on a netbook
[21:09] <[thor]> dri245: it is listed as Indicator Applet
[21:09] <duffy> headkase314, anon__   just tab after update-alternatives, gives you available options like --config, --display and also tab after using one to get available configs also
[21:09] <z340> epira: although, sounds like you have a bad keyboard layout if you can
[21:09] <z340> 't type '@'
[21:09] <n1lqj1> currently has eeebuntu 3
[21:09] <anon__> headkase314, duffy: I've download the windows spotify installer, when i try to run it with wine, it says: The file '/home/anon/desktop/spotify installer.exe' is not marked as executable. IF this was downloaded or copied from an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run. FOr more details read about the exutable bit.
[21:09] <hiexpo> n1lqj1,  oh they have netbook edition also
[21:09] <dri245> [thor], can you tell me its sign, please? how does it look like? i use ubuntu in a different language and with free translation, nothing is "indicator applet" :) id really appreciate it and sorry for being annoying :)
[21:09] <anon__> executable
[21:09] <n1lqj1> doesn't matter.  I can't create a start up disk on sdhc or usb drive
[21:10] <n1lqj1> dies 1/2 through
[21:10] <headkase314> anon__, right-click, choose properties, go to permissions, enable executable checkbox?
[21:10] <duffy> anon__, there is a linux beta or something client available afaik...
[21:10] <[thor]> dri245: it is (i)  a blue circle with a white i in it
[21:10] <headkase314> anon__, If so I didn't realize you had to do that with Windows executables in WINE?
[21:10] <magicianlord> hmm
[21:10] <xissburg> Jordan_U: I see my partitions in GParted
[21:10] <magicianlord> or usb drive is bad
[21:10] <VR-Fist> megabraker: so i tried it again and took some photos of it
[21:11] <xissburg> it seems to be intact
[21:11] <Jordan_U> xissburg: I'm not sure why XP appears to be set to boot currently rather than windows 7, but a likely way to change that is by changing which partition has the "boot" flag. You can do that in GParted by right clicking the partition and selecting "manage flags".
[21:11] <n1lqj1> tryi ng again to get exact error message
[21:11] <guntbert> FrozenFire: there is no way to check if the user entered the password - as far as I know - but I'm not too bright tonight - so someonel else might have a better idea
[21:11] <dri245> thanks [thor] , found it :)
[21:11] <guntbert> hi hiexpo
[21:11] <megabraker> VR-Fist am waiting :)
[21:11] <n1lqj1> An uncaught exception was raised:
[21:11] <n1lqj1> [Errno 5] Input/output error
[21:11] <[thor]> dri245: no problem! that's what this channel is here for.
[21:11] <FrozenFire> guntbert: I don't actually care about the password being entered. I care about having the decryption key unavailable unless the user is logged in.
[21:12] <anon__> duffy, there is but it has to do with resporitys or w/e it's called, and i have NO knowledge in that
[21:12] <anon__> headkase314, i'll give it a try, one minute
[21:12] <duffy> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/07/spotify-comes-to-linux.html
[21:12] <duffy> anon__, http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/07/spotify-comes-to-linux.html
[21:12] <FloodBot3> duffy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:12] <headkase314> anon__, you should follow duffy's links - a native linux client is inherently better than WINE
[21:12] <VR-Fist> megabraker: after first boot, the screen appears: http://bit.ly/b5xhDK and the installation finishes: http://bit.ly/acHx9f
[21:12] <treydogg> QUIT REASON: what a world, what a world
[21:12] <anon__> duffy, can you guide me through it?
[21:13] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Note which partitions currently have the boot flag set, so you can return to your current configuration later, then try booting with only one partition flagged as bootable. The first time try booting with only the first partition flagged bootable, then try with only the second, then try with only the third.
[21:13] <duffy> anon__,  ugh "The current preview of the desktop app only works with premium accounts for now "
[21:13] <guntbert> FrozenFire: as I said I'm not too bright tonight, but if you make that file only readable by that user ...
[21:13] <duffy> anon__, losers.....  do you have a premium account?
[21:13] <xissburg> Jordan_U: so I changed the boot flag.. but won't I be able to select the OS? How to restore the OS selection at startup?
[21:13] <megabraker> VR-Fist so is it solved?
[21:13] <VR-Fist> megabraker: then it restarts, of course, and I can choose Vista and Ubuntu... when i choose ubuntu, I get this: http://bit.ly/cjkiIK
[21:13] <anon__> No duffy, i had but it wasn't really good..
[21:13] <FrozenFire> guntbert: You should keep yourself dim, because that's a brilliantly simply idea :P
[21:13] <n1lqj1> any suggestions?
[21:13] <headkase314> anon__, so WINE it is then with the regular Windows client?
[21:14] <duffy> anon__, well this article is a month old, might be worth a go.
[21:14] <duffy> anon__, just copy paste the commands....
[21:14] <Jordan_U> xissburg: I'm hoping that one of the partitions will get you to Windows 7's boot menu, which should still have all of the options for selecting Ubuntu and XP.
[21:14] <megabraker> VR-Fist when you choose one of them what did you get?
[21:14] <anon__> duffy, into the terminal?
[21:14] <duffy> anon__, or try the wine version, ive heard it works good.
[21:14] <VR-Fist> megabraker: the first one booted to vista (and set time +2 hours lol), the second one gets to system recovery: http://bit.ly/aEtqY9
[21:15] <dido> hi all
[21:15] <n1lqj1> using dd to cpy cd to iso then will try.  have to cut problem in half.  maybe it's  cd?
[21:15] <anon__> duffy, i'm confused
[21:15] <duffy> anon__, ok, System > Admin > Software Sources.
[21:15] <dido> how to get compiz to start automatically with the system
[21:15] <Doonz> hey anyone know how to see the model of a motherboard through the cli
[21:15] <megabraker> VR-Fist just do a sys recovery to remove the second one
[21:15] <megabraker> and install ubntu from a live cd or usb
[21:15] <megabraker> in onother partition
[21:15] <Neurotiquette> Am I doing something wrong, or is Kompozer slow for *everyone*?
[21:15] <anon__> duffy, i'm there now
[21:16] <guntbert> FrozenFire: but maybe dangerous - please think it through
[21:16] <Neurotiquette> Slowest program I've encountered on ubuntu yet
[21:16] <duffy> anon__, click Other Software.  and ADD  and paste deb http://repository.spotify.com stable non-free
[21:16] <Jordan_U> xissburg: I may be unavailable for the next few hours.
[21:16] <VR-Fist> megabraker: i cant backup now and cant risk a loss of data, atm, by doing partition
[21:16] <roydude> !raid
[21:16] <rigel> so i dist-upgraded to lucid a week or so ago and i dont see my volume control coming up in the toolbar anymore
[21:16] <Neurotiquette> Non-rhetorical question. Need to know if I need to find a new code editor. This thing is getting in the way of my productivity. :)
[21:16] <dri245> not to me, Neurotiquette . tho, i preffered using a wine alternative rather than that. that doesn't have all the features common editors have :)
[21:16] <anon__> duffy, done
[21:16] <rigel> and i dont see it in the add to panel menu anywhere either
[21:16] <xissburg> Jordan_U: something crazy happenedd...it now booted in WinXP again but it is in the installation screen . . wtf
[21:16] <rigel> where is it?
[21:16] <xissburg> ok
[21:17] <Neurotiquette> dri245: Not got the memory for good emulation (2gig) I think. I used to use dreamweaver in windows.
[21:17] <megabraker> VR-Fist if you run the live  cd copy all your files in a usb domino in case of humain error :)
[21:17] <empewoow> i've been trying to get my wireless adapter (linksys WPC300N v2) working in ubuntu server with xubuntu-desktop installed. i have a driver installed from the ubuntu forums, but when i "ifconfig" it only says eth0 and lo. any advice in what i should try?
[21:17] <dri245> i used to use dreamweaver too. and i still use it, along with namo web editor. rather than that kompozer.
[21:17] <scottj> Can you use emerald and beryl themes with compiz?
[21:17] <xissburg> I need someone else to help me . .
[21:17] <rigel> empewoow: try ifconfig -a
[21:17] <Neurotiquette> dri245: Is namo ubuntu?
[21:17] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Likely a recovery partition, just exit that and try changing the flagged partition again.
[21:17] <rigel> see if its listed there
[21:17] <Neurotiquette> native?
[21:17] <xissburg> I 'm already tired of this. .  .
[21:17] <VR-Fist> megabraker: the second one is a recovery disk, so there's no way to have ubuntu on the same drive and same partition as vista whatsoever, ok?
[21:17] <duffy> anon__, close it, reload
[21:17] <Neurotiquette> xissburg: Ya get what ya pay for :)
[21:17] <Neurotiquette> As they say
[21:18] <xissburg> :(
[21:18] <empewoow> rigel: ok, tried, same result
[21:18] <megabraker> VR-Fist no i think you cant
[21:18] <dri245> Neurotiquette, namo is also windows, you can use it with wine. kompozer doesn't display applets, for example flash applets (swf)
[21:18] <n1lqj1> must be bad cd.  iso image created from dd is 289 megs onlyugh
[21:18] <anon__> duffy, W: GPG error: http://repository.spotify.com stable Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 4F9946354E9CFF4E
[21:18] <xissburg> Jordan_U: I set the boot flag in the Win7 partition
[21:18] <Neurotiquette> dri245: Actually, I feel like that's what's slowing things down. It keeps fetching stuff from on the web.
[21:18] <rigel> empewoow: then try ls[pci|usb] and see if it shows up there. grep it if you have to
[21:18] <soreau> scottj: you can use emerald themes with compiz, yes
[21:18] <megabraker> but am still thinking that ubnuntu is installed as a program and you will maybe find ubuntu.exe not sure lol
[21:18] <Neurotiquette> dri245: I'd rather it show me the most basic of layout, and mainly keep it to the source code
[21:18] <duffy> anon__, wish they had a decent PPA.. ok, in terminal gpg --keyserver wwwkeys.de.pgp.net --recv-keys 4E9CFF4E
[21:18] <brontoeee> Neurotiquette, kate, geany, bluefish ...
[21:18] <rigel> meaning, i dont know what kind of device it is. if its pci, then use lspci. if its usb, lsusb
[21:18] <megabraker> any one who tried wubi here?
[21:18] <scottj> soreau: how?
[21:19] <duffy> anon__, gpg --export 4E9CFF4E |sudo apt-key add -
[21:19] <empewoow> rigel: yes its there
[21:19] <anon__> megabraker, i have
[21:19] <anon__> duffy, okay
[21:19] <Pici> guntbert: /30
[21:19] <xissburg> megabraker: MEE
[21:19] <al_> hi all
[21:19] <Pici> guntbert: darn, sorry.
[21:19] <dri245> Neurotiquette, im not that advanced in kompozer since i uninstalled it the same day :) maybe someone else can tell you more, but i need to see my flash applets i use in html pages and it wasn't desplaying them to me
[21:19] <soreau> scottj: apt-get install emerald ?
[21:19] <duffy> anon__, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install spotify-client-qt spotify-client-gnome-support
[21:19] <rigel> empewoow: so then grep your dmesg for any references to it or errors
[21:19] <megabraker> anon__ did ubuntu would be booted as a normal os or it is installed in a virtual machine in windows?
[21:19] <empewoow> rigel: sorry i dont understand what u mean?
[21:19] <al_> anyone know a way to search a directory and its sub directorys for *.jpg files over 100k in size and send (copy) them to a new dir?
[21:19] <Neurotiquette> dri245:  Thanks for the input :) ALways good to get a response even if it doesn't take you anywhere! hehehe
[21:19] <xissburg> megabraker: It trashed my boot loader
[21:20] <rigel> empewoow: it's showing up in your list of devices, but not when you ifconfig -a
[21:20] <anon__> megabraker, vir. machine in windows
[21:20] <Neurotiquette> Brontoeee: I'll check those out thanks
[21:20] <anon__> you can remove it as a program from windows
[21:20] <anon__> duffy, it's installing now
[21:20] <rigel> i really dont know what to do in that case because thats never happened to me
[21:20] <anon__> duffy, okay it's done
[21:20] <empewoow> rigel: i know, so what now
[21:20] <duffy> anon__, dont ask me if its any good tho .. I dont care for the program
[21:20] <scottj> soreau: I see, thanks
[21:20] <brontoeee> brontoeee, none is really dreamweaver like btw
[21:20] <VR-Fist> megabraker well the docs say that you dont have to have a partition if u install inside win
[21:20] <rigel> so i would say check dmesg for any errors
[21:20] <empewoow> rigel: oh... dmesg?
[21:20] <Jordan_U> xissburg: For the record, I disagree with the many people who have made comments trivializing the problem you're having, it's unnacceptable that wubi caused your computer to fail to boot entirely.
[21:20] <n1lqj1> to check cd:  cmp /dev/sr0 ubuntu*386*iso ?
[21:20] <anon__> duffy, how do i run it now? :o
[21:21] <duffy> anon__, be in the menu somewhere.
[21:21] <megabraker> VR-Fist you see what anon said it would be installed under windows just search for ubuntu .exe and enjoy it
[21:21] <rigel> so i dist-upgraded to lucid a week or so ago and i dont see my volume control coming up in the toolbar anymore. its not in the "add to panel" dialog either. anyonw know whats up with this?
[21:21] <xissburg> Jordan_U: ..
[21:21] <megabraker> ok thx anon__ and xissburg
[21:21] <magicianlord> Jordan_U: true. wha do you propose the solution?
[21:21] <empewoow> rigel: i did dmesg, cannot grep the Wireless thing (like i used to with lspci)
[21:21] <xissburg> Im stuck here for more than 10 hours because of that
[21:21] <rigel> empewoow: but its showing up in lspci?
[21:21] <anon__> no problem
[21:21] <anon__> duffy, it's still for prem. accounts
[21:21] <anon__> god damn it :(
[21:22] <duffy> anon__, back to wine then lol
[21:22] <xissburg> and I'm now afraid that my WinXP is also trashed
[21:22] <empewoow> rigel: yes, u want to know what is showing up or?
[21:22] <anon__> duffy, i still haven't solved why it says that
[21:22] <anubis> does anyone know any torrentclients for linux that can run as daemon, has web-ui and functionality like utorrent when comes to labling etc?
[21:22] <anon__> I can't open it, because it's not a trusted software or w/e
[21:22] <duffy> anon__, make it +x then
[21:22] <magicianlord> is 8.04 more stanble that 10.04?
[21:22] <anon__> duffy, how
[21:22] <headkase314> rigel, I think it's "gnome-volume-control-applet" that you need to add to your startup programs.  Type it in a console with TAB autocomplete to make sure that is the command - I don't have a Linux box to make sure right now.
[21:22] <duffy> anon__, right click it, properties...
[21:23] <teunvD> anubis have you tried deluge? it doesn't have we webui though, not that i know of
[21:23] <Jordan_U> magicianlord: I've made a few suggestions for xissburg to try, so far none have really helped. As for fixing the bug in wubi, I think it has something to do with the package "lupin-support" being removed in cases where it shouldn't be.
[21:23] <megabraker> xissburg
[21:23] <empewoow> rigel: it says: 02:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5008 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)
[21:23] <Leemp> How would i download and unzip a tar.gz via command line, in one line?
[21:23] <duffy> anon__, under Permissions...  at the bottom
[21:23] <magicianlord> Jordan_U: ok. then maybe tell people to not use wubi, but boot directly from the cd and install?
[21:23] <pure_hate> Leemp, wget ; tar xzvf
[21:24] <duffy> I used wubi today as a test..  Updated the kernel/grub etc, worked ok
[21:24] <anon__> duffy, it worked
[21:24] <anon__> thanks
[21:24] <anon__> :)
[21:24] <ZykoticK9> rigel, if you audio is working (and you haven't removed Pulseaudio) - Add to Panel / Indicator Applet to show Volume
[21:24] <duffy> anon__, you have to get it working in Wine, dont thank me yet
[21:24] <oddtod> Hello i have installed LAMP using Tasksel but i'm having issues with PHP not working when i do a <?PHP phpinfo(); ?> on the HTML page it does not appear properly. I have uninstalled PHP5 and libapache2-php5-mod and reinstalled it.
[21:24] <anubis> duffy: been looking at deluge, haven't installed it yet, but from what i can see it has labling only in the gui/gtx version, not in the web-interface :(
[21:24] <megabraker> xissburg ji have the solution for you
[21:24] <anubis> i might be wrong though
[21:24] <rigel> ZykoticK9: great thanks
[21:24] <anon__> duffy, it's already installed through wine :p
[21:24] <duffy> anon__, I said "working" ;)
[21:25] <rigel> why would anyone use wine when you can just use vb to run a full windows vm
[21:25] <Jordan_U> magicianlord: I don't know if the problem is common enough to merit that yet, but possibly.
[21:25] <pure_hate> Leemp, wget http://mywebsite.com/foo.tar.gz && tar xzvf foo.tar.gz
[21:25] <rigel> unless youre gaming?
[21:25] <anon__> duffy, let me log in
[21:25] <anon__> one minute
[21:25] <xissburg> megabraker: ??
[21:25] <Cheguerz> Deluge is a superb client
[21:25] <headkase314> ZykoticK9, rigel Adding the indicator applet also gives you the "envelope" or broadcast stuff, if you don't want that then you can synaptic remove "indicator menu" (think its menu) or use the startup programs gnome applet
[21:25] <megabraker> xissburg just run live cd ==>download testdisk==>fix your bootloader and restore lost partitions
[21:25] <duffy> Transmission does what I want it to do.  Get a torrent.  not much else to say
[21:25] <Leemp> pure_hate: Is there any way i can make it use the file that wget downloaded?
[21:25] <Leemp> pure_hate: Eg, without specifying the file twice?
[21:25] <magicianlord> Jordan_U: is grub 2 the problem?
[21:25] <xissburg> guys the boot loader issue arose after installing ubuntu updates
[21:25] <ZykoticK9> headkase314, indicator-mail you mean...
[21:26] <xissburg> megabraker: test disk?
[21:26] <megabraker> yes
[21:26] <ZykoticK9> headkase314, sorry - i follow now
[21:26] <headkase314> ZykoticK9, ok, I'm with you! ;)  I'm on a Windows machine at the moment and crippled because I can't check the exact details!
[21:26] <xissburg> megabraker: where? how?
[21:26] <pure_hate> Leemp, well you can assign it a variable name if the file name is going to be the same every time
[21:26] <xissburg> what
[21:26] <Endrien> Hello, I can't get my WUSB600N wireless adapter to work. Can anyone help?
[21:26] <anubis> duffy: yeah, i liked the simplicity of transmission, but considering i have different folders for tv-shows, movies and such, i'd like not having to move stuff around manually
[21:26] <duffy> xissburg, did you yes or no to installing grub during the update?  because a fresh lucid install has kernel and grub updates
[21:26] <magicianlord> aren't ubuntu updates supposed to be tested and stable? who is responsible for quality assurance at canonical?
[21:26] <VR-Fist> megabraker anon__ no ubuntu.exe here
[21:26] <Jordan_U> magicianlord: Not really, grub2 is being installed to the mbr when it shouldn't be but as far as I can tell it's a bug in or around the lupin-support package.
[21:27] <megabraker> xissburg sudo apt-get install testdisk
[21:27] <Leemp> pure_hate: K, didn't know if it had some ability to pipe the file to tar (like you can do with some other things). Thanks! :)
[21:27] <magicianlord> all right
[21:27] <anon__> VR-Fist,
[21:27] <megabraker> xissburg just if you have live cd run it in terminal type sudo apt-get install testdisk
[21:27] <headkase314> ZykoticK9, rigel here is how to get rid of envelope while keeping volume indicator: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1470786
[21:27] <anon__> are you trying to delete it or what
[21:27] <xissburg> duffy: I don't know...there were a lot of updates
[21:27] <VR-Fist> anon__: to get it running
[21:27] <caim> Hi, I have a boot problem, I'm trying to boot a xen dom0 with grub2, but I get a :gave up root device ... and then end up at the busybox
[21:27] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Have you gone through all of the partitions, flagging each as boot but only one at a time, yet?
[21:27] <anon__> duffy, it's working!
[21:27] <anon__> :)
[21:27] <caim> Somehow grub is unable to find my root partition
[21:28] <megabraker> *run terminal
[21:28] <raven> any commands for brodcasting videos via shell?
[21:28] <magicianlord> caim: did you install from windows?
[21:28] <xissburg> Jordan_U: I have 3 partitions, one of them is not bootable has not OS in it. I tried the other 2
[21:28] <VR-Fist> anon__: cause when i get into grub, it doesnt see my ubuntu installed inside win: http://lh3.ggpht.com/_Tr3-Pi0d7LQ/TGb3Byg9FzI/AAAAAAAAADw/66Xr7Z-vFr4/s800/IMAG0105.jpg
[21:28] <anon__> VR-Fist, download wubi
[21:28] <caim> magicianlord: no
[21:28] <magicianlord> caim: ok
[21:28] <MERCAN4933> hi
[21:28] <VR-Fist> anon__ installed through wubi
[21:28] <MERCAN4933> i have a problem about my tvcard
[21:28] <anon__> Go into your panel
[21:28] <anon__> Conrol panel
[21:28] <empewoow> dreamtraveler: it said: Remote Desktop, thats all i know, any suggestion?
[21:28] <MERCAN4933> pls help me
[21:28] <xissburg> megabraker: what I do with test disk?
[21:28] <anon__> Delete / remove softwares
[21:28] <Endrien> Hello, I can't get my WUSB600N wireless adapter to work. Can anyone help?
[21:28] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Try the one that you don't think is bootable, it can have code in the PBR even if it doesn't have boot files.
[21:28] <anon__> Ubuntu should be removeable through there
[21:28] <anon__> Just delete it, and try to re-install
[21:29] <FloodBot3> anon__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:29] <thune3> Leemp: wget -O - "http://.....tar.gz" | tar zxvf -
[21:29] <VR-Fist> anon__ i did the reinstallation process alread
[21:29] <VR-Fist> y
[21:29] <megabraker> xissburg testdisk #one word , will restore your bootloader and lost partiotinos
[21:29] <kala> anyone here has ipod touch?
[21:29] <megabraker> *partitions
[21:29] <anon__> Hmm..
[21:29] <anon__> VR-Fist, did you let it reboot?
[21:29] <empewoow> rigel: do u have any advice on my wireless adaptor problem?
[21:29] <VR-Fist> sure
[21:29] <anon__> Or did you reboot it manually
[21:29] <xissburg> Jordan_U: ok
[21:29] <xissburg> megabraker: but how I use it?
[21:29] <caim> magicianlord: the root partition is a lvm
[21:29] <dreamtraveler>  empewoow um i thought it was for real vnc
[21:30] <VR-Fist> anon__ it started at first, doing some installation
[21:30] <megabraker> xissburg go private chat
[21:30] <kala> anyone has ipod touch?
[21:30] <rigel> empewoow: no, its beyond my level of troubleshooting ability
[21:30] <rigel> sorry
[21:30] <empewoow> ye its for vnc dreamtraveler
[21:30] <empewoow> rigel: k no prob ^^ thanks
[21:30] <VR-Fist> anon__ like if you first boot to ubuntu, it goes http://lh6.ggpht.com/_Tr3-Pi0d7LQ/TGb2-w7UnVI/AAAAAAAAADs/DZsU3geh1Hk/s800/IMAG0104.jpg
[21:30] <dreamtraveler> but "real vnc" ? the proprieatary software  ?
[21:30] <VR-Fist> gives u tips and blahblahblah
[21:30] <VR-Fist> then finishes and rebootes
[21:30] <kala> anyone has ipod touch?
[21:30] <empewoow> oh not "real vnc"
[21:30] <anon__> Should not be like that, to be honest i have no idea. Try to ask on http://ubuntuforums.org
[21:30] <hiexpo> google WUSB600N on ubuntu
[21:31] <anon__> They have most of your answers.
[21:31] <anon__> Does not take alot of time for them to answer
[21:31] <anon__> http://ubuntuforums.org, just register and make a thread
[21:31] <dreamtraveler> i know vino is a gnome vnc server
[21:31] <MERCAN4933> pardon ya
[21:31] <MERCAN4933> çıktım yanlışlıkla
[21:31] <VR-Fist> anon__ it reboots automatically after reaching 100%, I choose Ubuntu and get the http://lh3.ggpht.com/_Tr3-Pi0d7LQ/TGb3Byg9FzI/AAAAAAAAADw/66Xr7Z-vFr4/s800/IMAG0105.jpg screen (the second one is a recovery of Vista, D drive)
[21:32] <guntbert> !tr |  MERCAN4933
[21:32] <Leemp> thune3: Ooo, that is the magic i was looking for, thank you!
[21:32] <kala> anyone here?
[21:32] <empewoow> dreamtraveler: im using xfce, i thought this one was for xfce :o
[21:32] <ZykoticK9> !patience | kala
[21:32] <hiexpo>  kala  !ask
[21:32] <manscrot> kala: iPhone, but it's practicly the same..
[21:33] <empewoow> dreamtraveler: ah i think i have some weird java x11vnc program now that works, thanks anyway
[21:33] <kala> any way to upgrade firmware?
[21:33] <Leemp> thune3: Mind explaining what is going on? -O is putting to -, and tar is opening -? What is - exactly?
[21:33] <manscrot> through iTunes?
[21:33] <kala> dunno, yeah
[21:33] <kala> but in ubuntu
[21:33] <kala> i see itunes cannot detect ipod
[21:34] <dreamtraveler> cheers
[21:34] <headkase314> Leemp, - is a shell shortcut that refers to the output of the previous command
[21:34] <kala> idevicerestore keeps giving me errors
[21:34] <manscrot> no, the best way to do it would be to run a windows guest host through virtualbox and do it though there.
[21:34] <VR-Fist> anon__ maybe i should edit something in the grub commands?
[21:34] <Leemp> headkase314: Ah hah :)
[21:34] <Endrien> I can't get my linksys wusb600n adapter to work, can someone help?
[21:34] <kala> i got a really slow pc so virtualizing... eemh
[21:34] <thune3> Leemp: -O - , is wget option to output to STDOUT, | connects stdout of previous command to sdtin of following command, f - to tar tells it to accept from stdin instead of file.
[21:34] <kala> endrein can you describe a bit more
[21:35] <Leemp> thune3: Lovely, big thanks :)
[21:35] <ZykoticK9> manscrot, you should point out that only VBox PUEL version (not in Ubuntu repo) has USB support.  kala
[21:35] <kala> just downloaded one from their homepage :(
[21:35] <Rogue1> hey??
[21:35] <Endrien> Kala, theres not much more to describe, I plug it in it doesnt work. I tried compiling and installing drivers I found but it didnt work
[21:36] <kala> is it mobile broadland or whatever?
[21:36] <gabriel> i removed the kernel image through synaptic, how can i recover it?
[21:36] <Endrien> huh?
[21:36] <kala> ah nevermind
[21:37] <headkase314> kala, if you have a wireless router can you update the firmware directly on the device through wireless bypassing the need for Linux/PC software?
[21:37] <sadiel> hey there, could anyone recommend me a good app to unerase files from a hard drive?
[21:37] <kala> no
[21:37] <headkase314> kala, ok, just a stab in the dark - didn't know myself!
[21:37] <kala> no worries
[21:37] <Glowball> Can you resize a Windows parition during installation? Wikipedia says: "Parted has some limitations. For example, it cannot resize NTFS partitions without external tools, such as the ntfsprogs package.". And if so, will files that are written on the part that is to be erased be moved first?
[21:38] <duffy> Glowball, worked for me.
[21:38] <headkase314> Glowball, you should defragment the Windows volume in Windows before letting GParted touch the drive.
[21:38] <Milligan> I've got three physical hds in my machine. sda sdb and sdc. sda has my ubuntu, sdb is a currently reserved disk which I'm going to put backups on, etc, and sdc is a crappy disk that has a fresh win7 installation for my games. I'm trying to set up grub. http://pastebin.com/sJfjC7QX Does this look correct ? (I missed any previous answers - my kid started crying :( )
[21:39] <Glowball> headkase314: Problem is it's some file of the filesystem, it can't be moved while mounted. If the installer can't handle it, it can become a quite shitty task...
[21:39] <oCean_> !recover | sadiel It is a *really* tough job to retrieve deleted files if not impossible but here is some information
[21:40] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Don't try testdisk untill you've at least tried booting from that last partition.
[21:40] <headkase314> Glowball, defragmenting lessens the work GParted has to do making it more reliable - once you are booted on the live cd it can move files that are unmovable when Windows is running.  Thats the theory anyway.\
[21:40] <VR-Fist> anon__ you alive? :))
[21:40] <sadiel> thanks a lot ocean!
[21:40] <william> i just install MM 10.10 and updated the drivers and install a braodcom wireless driver on the system ... it says my wireless is still disabled .. any ideas /.
[21:40] <Pici> william : Please join #ubuntu+1 for Maverick/10.10 support/discussion.
[21:40] <duffy> Milligan, just use update-grub , it will add the entry for you
[21:41] <oCean_> sadiel: I hope it works out for you ...
[21:41] <Jordan_U> xissburg: I'm confident that you are close to having a fully bootable system, so you don't want to do anything that might actually break other things.
[21:41] <xissburg> Jordan_U: I'll try
[21:41] <gabriel> i was removing some old kernel through synaptic....but i think i removed what shoudnt be removed.....and nnow when grub starts, it doesnt show ubuntu, only the other system and memtest..........help??
[21:41] <Glowball> headkase314: Yes, it's completely defragmented, except for those files. But if Wikipedia says GNU Parted can't handle it properly (and if Wikipedia is right about that..), I'm about to screw the Windows install.
[21:41] <duffy> Glowball, wiki is wrong.
[21:42] <Glowball> headkase314: Other option would be to use a live cd and install the ntfsprogs package from there?
[21:42] <Chrisknyfe> Hi everyone, is it possible to permanently change your text color in XChat, so for instance one could always type in purple?
[21:42] <headkase314> Glowball, Using the 10.04 LiveCD I successfully resized a Windows Vista partition.  I believe it is safe, but don't trust me see what everyone else says here too.
[21:42] <headkase314> Glowball, rather the 10.04 installer resized it for me..
[21:42] <duffy> Glowball, the installer can handle it fine.  Just make backups before you do...thats always a good idea regardless
[21:43] <ZykoticK9> Chrisknyfe, it would only be you that sees the purple text - but there are colour options in Xchat
[21:43] <Milligan> duffy, didn't find the windows installation. found all the ubuntu kernels though.
[21:43] <thune3> Glowball: standard recommendation is to back up important files before any resize operation. Resize operation usually go fine, by you should take precautions assuming that they might not.
[21:44] <Chrisknyfe> Zykotik9: understood, but I want others to be able to see the text color as well. I have seen several other users do this already, however they're using a different client.
[21:44] <Glowball> All important files are backed up. But it's my parent's pc, they don't have a Windows key anymore, and they want to try out Ubuntu with the possibility to return to their well known Windows before they make the final step
[21:44] <xissburg> Jordan_U: it says MBR FA:
[21:44] <xissburg> stuck there
[21:44] <ZykoticK9> !tab > Chrisknyfe
[21:44] <Glowball> So if the Windows install is screwed and they don't like Ubuntu, they're kinda fucked :)
[21:44] <duffy> Milligan, well this is mine http://pastebin.org/483708
[21:45] <IdleOne> !language | Glowball
[21:45] <hiexpo> 1language
[21:45] <Glowball> IdleOne: Oh, sorry :)
[21:45] <headkase314> Glowball, there should be a sticker somewhere on the PC that has your Windows Product Key on it - that is a requirement to be legal.  Besides that you need restore media - if none came with the computer there is usually an option somewhere in Window's menus to create it.
[21:45] <ZykoticK9> Chrisknyfe, sorry i'm not aware of IRC supporting colours... good luck.
[21:46] <Milligan> duffy, do you know if I need the mapping stuff? Since windows is on a different harddrive, and expects to be the first hd ?
[21:46] <Chrisknyfe>  ZykoticK9, you can right click the IRC input box and insert a color code from there, like I'm doing with this text.
[21:47] <ZykoticK9> Chrisknyfe, but I don't see any colour other then RED which is a client side colour
[21:47] <Glowball> headkase314: It's custom made. Some friend of theirs installed Windows on it (I don't even think it's a legal version at all, actually..), so no Windows key. It's a very old pc, too.
[21:47] <Chrisknyfe>  Ah, apologies. Here is the text color.
[21:47] <gabriel> please help me
[21:47] <ZykoticK9> Chrisknyfe, fail i'm affraid - it's white
[21:47] <duffy> Milligan, grub handles it.. so no
[21:48] <roydude> Hey folks
[21:48] <ZykoticK9> Chrisknyfe, perhaps Xchat doesn't support this feature?
[21:48] <headkase314> Glowball, ok I can't help you there then and I suggest you become legal either through properly licensing Windows or completely erasing the hard disk and going full Ubuntu.
[21:48] <Chrisknyfe> ZykoticK9, that's probably true. I'll have to find another client then :(
[21:48] <roydude> is there anyone around with RAID experience?  jLong term data preservation experienced?
[21:48] <ZykoticK9> Chrisknyfe, i mean - Xchat clients won't see the colours...
[21:49] <gabriel> is there anyone reading me?
[21:49] <ZykoticK9> gabriel, yes
[21:49] <ZykoticK9> !ask | gabriel
[21:49] <acerimmer> gabriel: ask away
[21:49] <gabriel> i was removing some old kernel through synaptic....but i think i removed what shoudnt be removed.....and nnow when grub starts, it doesnt show ubuntu, only the other system and memtest..........help??
[21:49] <Glowball> headkase314: I understand. But it's a 6 year old pc, they will buy a new pc soon, probably with a legal key (if they aren't convinced by Ubuntu :) ). It's that friend of theirs who did it. They didn't know anything about computers, and I was too young :P
[21:50] <ZykoticK9> gabriel, boot a LiveCD, chroot and try grub-update.  I'll send !grub2
[21:50] <ZykoticK9> !grub2 | gabriel
[21:50] <ZykoticK9> gabriel, if you removed all kernels, try installing the current kernel while in chroot environment
[21:51] <headkase314> Glowball, I know - but now your in this situation!  Owning any retail copy of Windows is always a good step as you can move that copy around to different machines as long as it's only installed on one at a time.  OEM versions that come with new machines you can't do that with.
[21:51] <gabriel> how do i do it??
[21:51] <ZykoticK9> gabriel, sorry it's "update-grub" BTW
[21:52] <empewoow> hey guys, my network adapter (WPC300N) is showing in lspci, but not in iwconfig! what is wrong?
[21:52] <duffy> gabriel, as ZykoticK9 said, boot a livecd, chroot and install the kernel.
[21:53] <Barnabas> empewoow, wireless adapter ? it should be in /dev/wlan
[21:53] <Barnabas> empewoow, if not the driver does not detect it correctly
[21:53] <empewoow> Barnabas: how can i check?
[21:53] <gabriel> i dont understand.......i boot from the live cd and i open a terminal window........then should i run chroot or update-grub?
[21:53] <Barnabas> ls /dev/wlan*
[21:53] <TSlackM> hey, having trouble with growing log files, seems like its radeon driver who is the troublemaker, dmesg is hammering  *ERROR* radeon_cp_reset called without lock held, .. its like 20gigg every 8 hours
[21:53] <Jordan_U> xissburg_u: Can you run boot info script as explained here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and pastebin the RESULTS.txt?
[21:53] <ZykoticK9> gabriel, read the !grub2 rescue instructions
[21:53] <ubunt1> I am trying to configure Tor and I am doing fine so far, following the instructions. But now Tor told me to replace a .conf file for Polipo and I can't do it because the folder and file permissions say that I am not the owner. How can I replace this file?
[21:53] <empewoow> Barnabas: No such file or directory
[21:54] <ZykoticK9> ubunt1, if it's a system file you need to use "sudo" or "gksu" for the editing/replacing
[21:54] <Barnabas> empewoow, could you pastebin the exact output of lspci - perhaps you need to get a driver from 3 party
[21:54] <gabriel> !grub2
[21:54] <ubunt1> How do I use that?
[21:55] <Barnabas> empewoow, the ones producing the chipset for the wlan
[21:55] <empewoow> Barnabas: it says: 02:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5008 Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)
[21:55] <empewoow> Barnabas: dunno what i should pastebin, but is that what u mean?
[21:55] <ZykoticK9> empewoow, have you updated using a wired connection then checked System / Admin / Hardware Drivers?
[21:55] <Jordan_U> gabriel: You're problem isn't really with grub, if you chroot in and "sudo apt-get install linux-image-generic" then the current kernel will be installed and added to the grub menu.
[21:56] <gabriel> how can i read the !grub rescue instructions?
[21:56] <empewoow> ZykoticK9: ye it gets a modem there, but not my wireless adapter
[21:56] <ZykoticK9> empewoow, ok - best of luck man.
[21:56] <sadiel> hey guise I'm running ubuntu netbook remix on a Lenovo s10-3 netbook. Everything is just is just peachy but I can't use the built in controls to manage the brightness. Is there any way I can work this out? Can I get control of the monitor brightness at least via command line?
[21:56] <Barnabas> empewoow, you need to add the driver manually as decribed here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=549816
[21:56] <ubunt1> How do I use sudo to replace a system file with a new one?
[21:56] <Barnabas> empewoow, you need to do this every time the kernel upgrades
[21:56] <gabriel> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ chroot
[21:56] <gabriel> chroot: missing operand
[21:56] <empewoow> Barnabas: i tried this one http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=539208
[21:57] <Masshuu> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LXC#User space tools (lxc)
[21:57] <Barnabas> empewoow, or untill linux get support for your NIC
[21:57] <ZykoticK9> gabriel, you need to read the instructions to properly chroot!
[21:57] <Masshuu> sudo apt-get install ...  sceen
[21:57] <empewoow> Barnabas: but i got stuck because i cannot open the network-manager in xfce
[21:57] <gabriel> yes i want to but how??
[21:57] <Masshuu> someone fix that page, or is sceen some new package thats no in the repos :p
[21:57] <ZykoticK9> !info screen
[21:58] <gabriel> ! info screen
[21:58] <Masshuu> ZykoticK9: See that wiki page, its misspelled
[21:58] <gabriel> !info screen
[21:58] <ZykoticK9> Masshuu, sorry i see you mean sceen?  no idea what what is.
[21:58] <Masshuu> which is what i was pointing out
[21:58] <z340> Does anyone know how to convert a .3gp (an mpeg audio container) to .wav in ubuntu?
[21:59] <empewoow> Barnabas: the card worked in ubuntu, but now i try xubuntu and it doesnt
[21:59] <gabriel> should i mount something to run chroot?
[21:59] <ZykoticK9> z340, will mplayer play it?  If so "mplayer -ao pcm $FOO_FILE.3gp" will output to a WAV file
[21:59] <raven> how vlc streams right?? cvlc file.ts --sout '#transcode{vcodec=mpeg2video,vb=768,deinterlace,width=400,height=300,acodec=libmp3lame,ab=64,samplerate=32000,channels=2}:rtp{dst=192.168.2.61,port=5004}' does not work
[21:59] <Jordan_U> gabriel: Follow these instructions up untill, and including, the step with the chroot command. Then instead of continuing with step 3 run "apt-get install linux-image-generic"  http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[22:00] <Kaga> zykotick9, i wrote exactly the same sentence but "does mplayer..." and was about to hit enter when i saw your reply :D
[22:00] <gabriel> Jordan_U, thanks i ll try it now
[22:00] <ZykoticK9> Kaga, ;)
[22:00] <Barnabas> empewoow, try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1338845
[22:00] <raven> how to get VLC STREAMING?
[22:00] <Kaga> oh and it is actually -ao pcm:file=
[22:00] <z340> ZykoticK9: Thank you!
[22:00] <Barnabas> empewoow, the exact same card as yours
[22:01] <ZykoticK9> z340, glad to help ;)
[22:01] <Kaga> z340, mplayer -ao pcm:file.wav
[22:01] <poisonborz> hi! I've tried to create a snapshot from my /root lvm volume, but each time I try it, gnome hangs up... what could be the problem?
[22:01] <empewoow> Barnabas: see, his thing is shown on iwconfig, mine isnt
[22:01] <ZykoticK9> Kaga, it will ouput to file.wav by default
[22:01] <peabody> so I installed Kubuntu 64-bit 10.04, and the fresh install package was giving me problems with the entire system freezing, except for the cursor. So I installed Ubuntu 32-bit, and I'm having the same problem.. it will randomly just freeze and the only remedy is to hard power down and restart
[22:01] <Barnabas> empewoow, no because you have no driver loaded for it
[22:01] <Kaga> zykotick9, oh okay
[22:01] <anon__> duffy,
[22:01] <anon__> i added a panel to the right
[22:01] <raven> how to get VLC STREAMING?
[22:02] <Barnabas> empewoow, we just concluded that with a ls /dev/wlan*
[22:02] <anon__> and now it's showing the desktop on a bit side
[22:02] <anon__> how do i remove it
[22:02] <empewoow> Barnabas: ok!
[22:02] <Jordan_U> gabriel: You're welcome.
[22:02] <empewoow> Barnabas: ill try that link in that thread
[22:02] <bihari> markie-,  HI
[22:02] <anon__> Jordan_U, can you help me with a little thing
[22:02] <z340> Any suggestions on programs to draw with a wacom tablet on ubuntu?
[22:03] <peabody> what is causing the system to lock up?
[22:03] <duffy> anon__, eh?
[22:03] <sampleee> hey people
[22:04] <anon__> duffy, i right clicked on the panel and chose 'add new panel'
[22:04] <anon__> Now when im browsing FF, a bit of my desktop is showing
[22:04] <sampleee> so where s the place for noobs to ask damn stupid questions?
[22:04] <headkase314> anon__, did you re-maximize the ff window? It may be remembering the old size?
[22:04] <ZykoticK9> sampleee, here
[22:04] <ZykoticK9> !ask | sampleee
[22:05] <Barnabas> empewoow, be carefull with step 9
[22:05] <sampleee> great
[22:05] <anon__> headkase314, already done
[22:05] <Barnabas> empewoow, you probably do not want to nuke the entire blacklist file
[22:05] <duffy> anon__, I dont understand that completely.  A screenshot would help
[22:05] <headkase314> anon__, and still the issue?
[22:05] <anon__> One minute
[22:05] <pfweb> My Ubuntu doesn't leave of boot screen... help :|
[22:05] <empewoow> Barnabas: ok!
[22:05] <sampleee> how do i connect xubuntu to my external network-hd?
[22:05] <Barnabas> empewoow, just edit it to fit with your text editor
[22:06] <Leth_> i have a problem with gdesklets. It won't start. It says "Could not import tiling module!" Any Idea?
[22:06] <empewoow> Barnabas: but what should i edit then
[22:06] <anon__> One minute duffy, headkase314
[22:06] <ZykoticK9> Leth_, it's a bug!
[22:06] <Leth_> oh thank you. Any timetable for a fix?
[22:06] <TSlackM> hi having trouble with dmesg flooding [drm:radeon_cp_idle] *ERROR* radeon_cp_idle called without lock held, any tips to fix his?
[22:06] <gabriel> Jordan_U, ok i did as you said.....should i restart the system?
[22:07] <TSlackM> og disable the whole driver?
[22:07] <empewoow> Barnabas: after step 3 its gonna download 70 MB of stuff, that correct??
[22:07] <finfin82> i want to boot ubuntu from ubs, i created a bootable usb-stick from iso... it stops booting and asks which kernel i want to boot
[22:07] <finfin82> any ideas?
[22:07] <sampleee> if i enter ip-adress of my net-hd into thunar, nothing happens
[22:07] <sampleee> pinging it works...
[22:07] <sampleee> no idea
[22:07] <Barnabas> empewoow, yes you are about to build the drivers
[22:07] <ZykoticK9> Leth_, see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdesklets/+bug/83922
[22:07] <empewoow> Barnabas: ok
[22:07] <mawst> button! add button!
[22:07] <anon__> duffy, headkase314
[22:07] <anon__> http://img826.imageshack.us/img826/7650/screenshotfk.png
[22:07] <g3d> hi, I chose to encrypt my home partition during installation of 10.04, now I'm noticing in my home soft links .ecryptfs and .Private, which point to themselves. mount says that ~/.Private is of type ecryptfs. Does it mean, that my ~ is not encrypted, just ~/.Private is?
[22:07] <anon__> right beside it
[22:08] <anon__> showing a lil of my desktop
[22:08] <headkase314> sampleee, try to keep all text on one line so you don't trigger the flood bot.
[22:08] <Leth_> ZykoticK9, Thanks
[22:08] <mawst> add button for imagshack/whatever for print screen screenshot taker!~ upload button! facebook imageshack photobuckuts!
[22:08] <poisonborz> I'm using ubuntu 10.04 with lvm2
[22:08] <poisonborz> hi! I've tried to create a snapshot from my /root lvm volume, but each time I try it, gnome hangs up... what could be the problem?
[22:08] <finfin82> dunno why it stops booting ;-(
[22:08] <Barnabas> empewoow, in place of 9->12 edit etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[22:09] <empewoow> Barnabas: ok, and add one line to it right?
[22:09] <empewoow> Barnabas: i mean two lines, one with # comments
[22:09] <duffy> finfin82, did you tell it to boot from usb ?  does you pc boot from usb?
[22:09] <Barnabas> empewoow, add the 3 lines described
[22:09] <xissburg> Jordan_U: that didnt work
[22:09] <noen> Hi, I have a problem with my Ubuntu. When I unplug and plug the power chord, I will downclock the cpu on power, and it runs fine on battery (I see the cpu speed is changing on an applet)
[22:09] <noen> is that a normal feature?
[22:09] <empewoow> Barnabas: ah ye thats what i mean
[22:09] <anon__> duffy, headkase314 http://img826.imageshack.us/img826/7650/screenshotfk.png
[22:09] <finfin82> duffy: it boots from usb
[22:09] <duffy> anon__, maximize the window then ?
[22:09] <duffy> finfin82, how far does it get.
[22:09] <headkase314> g3d, all your encrypted files are kept in .private I believe and ~ is mapped to point there when you enter your passphrase.  I'm pretty sure about that, read quite a bit back ago.
[22:09] <anon__> duffy, it's maximized. When i added a new panel, that happend
[22:09] <anon__> duffy, it's maximized. When i added a new panel, that happend
[22:10] <finfin82> duffy: searching for boot record from usb fdd... syslinux 3.63 debian
[22:10] <g3d> headkase314: ok, that's good. Thank you.
[22:10] <duffy> anon__, well it will be like that because of the panel.  is the panel still there ? (hidden) ?
[22:10] <anon__> yes
[22:10] <halvors1> When i try to run a program i get this: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannotopen shared object file: No such file or directory
[22:10] <finfin82> and the prompt looks the following "boot:"
[22:10] <anon__> it's still there but i can't see it
[22:10] <halvors1> Does i need to get it?
[22:10] <halvors1> But how?
[22:10] <headkase314> g3d, you're welcome.
[22:10] <ZykoticK9> !panels | anon__
[22:11] <duffy> anon__, and why do yo need 3 panels ?
[22:11] <duffy> anon__, I only have 1 :)
[22:11] <sampleee> ho do i access my network-hd???
[22:11] <anon__> duffy, i don't. I just wanted to test it >.<
[22:11] <sampleee> pleez help
[22:11] <noen> Ooops, a bit unclear problem: When I replug the power to my laptop. The CPU is throttled to 800MHz out of 2.2Ghz. When I disconnect it again, the cpu is running at full speed. Its like the power profiles is inverted for what it should be.
[22:11] <headkase314> anon__, if you mouse to the right of the screen does the panel come out? i.e. is it a hidden panel?
[22:11] <ZykoticK9> halvors1, some info at http://sites.google.com/site/alucidfs/gaming/error-while-loading-shared-libraries-libstdc-so-5
[22:11] <anon__> headkase314, gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-pane
[22:11] <anon__> i did that
[22:11] <bisserlis> Does anyone know of a method to change the default resolution of your webcam? Mine seems to be set to 640x480 which produces glitchy video, but 320x240 works, only I can't find any sort of conf file.
[22:11] <anon__> but now
[22:11] <anon__> all the panels are gone
[22:11] <anon__> o.O
[22:11] <FloodBot3> anon__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:12] <Jordan_U> xissburg: Can you run boot info script as explained here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and pastebin the RESULTS.txt?
[22:12] <anon__> duffy, headkase314 ZykoticK9, i did gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-pane in the terminal, and now ALL my panels are gone..
[22:12] <finfin82> duffy: any idea what to enter there?
[22:12] <headkase314> anon__, the panels are supposed to reappear at the end of the reset.  You said: pane at the end, did you not end the command with "panel"?
[22:12] <anon__> Ohh
[22:12] <anon__> There
[22:12] <duffy> finfin82, not all usb sticks are able to boot.. I`ll assume yours can.  What iso and what program did you usse
[22:12] <anon__> Thank you guys!
[22:12] <anon__> <3
[22:13] <headkase314> anon__, ;)
[22:13]  * duffy sends anon__ the ubuntu manual
[22:13] <joek> anyone able to help with getting jackd working, I keep getting your /etc/limits.conf to read:
[22:13] <joek>      @audio   -  memlock    762216,  I made the change to limits.conf but the error remains
[22:13] <finfin82> duffy: i used ubuntus usb-boot-program... and the iso is the latest desktop ubuntu-version
[22:14] <duffy> finfin82, make it again.  erase the stick and try again
[22:14] <duffy> finfin82, did you md5sum the iso you downloaded?
[22:14] <finfin82> i allready did
[22:15] <finfin82> yep everything fine
[22:15] <duffy> finfin82, ok i`ll show you another way
[22:16] <z340> your screen freezes on a black screen after you logout and you aren't presented with a login screen, what is the best way to get it bacK?  ctrl+alt+f-KEYs still work, but I cant seem to get X up again
[22:16] <noen> Can people read this?
[22:16] <olskolirc> I'm on Lucid and its asking me to install language support and it has a list of languages...english is grayed out what do they want me to pick please?
[22:16] <anon__> !panel
[22:17] <guntbert> noen: we hear you
[22:17] <headkase314> !panels | anon__
[22:17] <halvors1> ZykoticK9: It does not work :(
[22:18] <noen> guntbert: ok, suppose noone else have had my problem then
[22:18] <halvors1> ./libstdc++5_3.3.6-17ubuntu1_i386.deb: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
[22:18] <halvors1> ./libstdc++5_3.3.6-17ubuntu1_i386.deb: line 1: `!<arch>'
[22:18] <noen> thought it was a +m channel
[22:18] <fililoco> i have a question i get this in dmseg [112597.236758] r8169: eth0: link down
[22:18] <fililoco> [112599.363570] r8169: eth0: link up
[22:18] <fililoco> [114151.636990] r8169: eth0: link down
[22:18] <fililoco> [114153.771525] r8169: eth0: link up
[22:18] <fililoco> [114267.825467] r8169: eth0: link down
[22:18] <FloodBot3> fililoco: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:18] <fililoco> [114269.951048] r8169: eth0: link up
[22:18] <Rogue1> Hi folks, I've been having trouble with an install of Ubuntu 10.04 Desktop i386. Fixed the blinking-cursor problems, but now the install gets to 98% and freezes - no hard disk or optical drive activity, and both the keyboard and mouse become totally nonresponsive.  Second time it's done it whilst trying to install (last time was 95%), and the md5sum on the ISO checks out ok -- any ideas?
[22:19] <fililoco> sorry about flood
[22:19] <noen> Rogue1: you have any "odd" PCI cards?
[22:19] <guntbert> Rogue1: did you check the CD (after burning, from the boot menu) too?
[22:19] <madpinger> Yo, running Lucid with Nvidia binary driver using Twinviewxenirama + XrandR + Composite, All runs great minus the Primary display a LCD blanks out randomly for a few seconds here and there.  Can find zilch in the logs,  any ideals ?
[22:19] <sampleee> need help
[22:20] <sampleee> samba on xubuntu
[22:20] <sampleee> cant mount network-hd
[22:20] <headkase314> !samba | sampleee
[22:20] <pixolin> Hello. Since a couple of days I don't see the Ubuntu logo at startup anymore (only shows at shutdown). I'm using Grub2. Any recommendation?
[22:20] <headkase314> sampleee, does that help?
[22:20] <empewoow> Barnabas: im at the last step :D allmost done
[22:20] <sampleee> kinda
[22:21] <Barnabas> empewoow, aftewards you should have a kernel module (driver) you built yourself
[22:21] <sampleee> !samba
[22:21] <headkase314> sampleee, ok, someone else will have to assist too besides me as I'm not up on samba.
[22:21] <empewoow> Barnabas: lol ok, and should i be able to use it in wifi radar or something like that?
[22:21] <empewoow> a netowrk manager gui?
[22:21] <sampleee> would be great
[22:21] <Barnabas> empewoow, hopefully systemwide
[22:21] <sampleee> cant be a big thing anyways
[22:22] <empewoow> systemwise?
[22:22] <Barnabas> empewoow, in the entire system
[22:22] <empewoow> ah Barnabas i c
[22:22] <empewoow> i hope so too :D
[22:22] <xissburg_u> Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/U1VjZEBp
[22:22] <headkase314> sampleee, so you can't mount a network share.  Is the network share running on a Windows 7 machine by chance?
[22:22] <empewoow> that make & make install thing takes long
[22:23] <sampleee> nope its an external hd
[22:23] <sampleee> a wd mybook
[22:23] <sampleee> access from widoze aint no prob
[22:23] <headkase314> sampleee, what is the host operating system that external hd is plugged into?
[22:23] <sampleee> so there aint nothing wrong with the drive or its setup
[22:24] <sampleee> its stand-allone
[22:24] <sampleee> guess some kind a mega-slim unix
[22:24] <guntbert> !enter | sampleee
[22:24] <xissburg_u> damn
[22:25] <sampleee> man this irc became kinda confusing. didnt use it since ever amiga was still allive
[22:25] <empewoow> Barnabas: i did echo ath_pci >> /etc/modules, but nothing happened so i did it again, is that wrong?
[22:26] <sampleee> so headkase314?
[22:26] <sampleee> ne ideas
[22:26] <dmidd> What do I have to do when my suspend doesn't work anymore?
[22:26] <Barnabas> empewoow, that line adds ath_pci to the end of the file
[22:26] <sampleee> i mean with my regular ubuntu it aint no prob
[22:26] <empewoow> oh i did it twice
[22:26] <headkase314> sampleee, does this manual help (PDF) -> http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CB0QFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wdc.com%2Fen%2Flibrary%2Fusb%2F2779-701026.pdf&rct=j&q=wd%20mybook%20linux%20network%20share&ei=3AlnTJjXKM__nAfJ963DBQ&usg=AFQjCNEpN2805WM8nCuCDJbPWGMNs2QMQg
[22:26] <Barnabas> empewoow, try to load the file in your text editor to verify
[22:26] <sampleee> let me see
[22:27] <empewoow> Barnabas: yes its there twice, ill remove one?
[22:27] <Barnabas> empewoow, yes do that
[22:27] <madpinger> So,  everyone takes the easy samba question and ignores me huh :p
[22:27] <headkase314> sampleee, everyone, oh my didn't mean that huge url well at least it works.
[22:27] <Barnabas> empewoow, that line tells the kernel to load the driver
[22:27] <empewoow> Barnabas: i see, im restarting now :)
[22:27] <[thor]> lartibartfast
[22:28] <g3d> how can I verify that my swap partition is encrypted (after a clean 10.04 install?)
[22:28] <sampleee> dude thanks
[22:28] <[thor]> everyone ignore my root pass
[22:28] <sampleee> but i really dont need help on that mybook
[22:28] <sampleee> its all cool
[22:28] <nobarking> hi all
[22:28] <headkase314> sampleee, you're welcome - I hope that manual gets you going straight!
[22:28] <sampleee> just im too stupid to get my xubuntu to be a samba-client
[22:28] <sampleee> thats all
[22:29] <sampleee> i can ping the hd
[22:29] <sampleee> even access it right now from a damned xp
[22:29] <headkase314> sampleee, ok : see -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=332575
[22:29] <oddtod> Hello i have installed LAMP using Tasksel but i'm having issues with PHP not working when i do a <?PHP phpinfo(); ?> on the HTML page it does not appear properly. I have uninstalled PHP5 and libapache2-php5-mod and reinstalled it.
[22:30] <guntbert> madpinger: that has nothing to do with ignoring you - only the required special knowledge about your problem prevents us from answering :-)
[22:30] <noen> Hi, I have a problem with my laptop when its on AC power. When on AC power, CPU scaling doesn't work. It works fine while on battery power. Any ideas what to do do to fix it?
[22:31] <empewoow> Barnabas: IT WORKED!
[22:31] <headkase314> sampleee, here is comprehensive links -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=3765888&postcount=4
[22:31] <VR-Fist> guys i installed with wubi, booted into ubuntu, completed install but after the restart, my grub doesn't show me an option to boot into ubuntu
[22:31] <VR-Fist> why?
[22:31] <Barnabas> empewoow, super - when you upgrade your kernel, you have to do at least one of two things
[22:31] <sampleee> oki
[22:31] <empewoow> upgrade what?
[22:31] <sampleee> guess i got it
[22:31] <headkase314> sampleee, it's working now?
[22:31] <sampleee> ill just rtf
[22:31] <Barnabas> 1) check if the new kernel supports your nic card out of the box
[22:31] <sampleee> nah
[22:32] <sampleee> i just rtf
[22:32] <Barnabas> 2) if not reinstall the driver
[22:32] <sampleee> rtfm
[22:32] <empewoow> Barnabas: ah i see
[22:32] <sampleee> sorry
[22:32] <detrix42> Hi all.  I have two monitors.  Today I configured xorg.conf to use two separate X windows.  Now all my icons are all on one monitor. I want some on the other monitor, but I cant move the icons to the other monitor.  And I can not move app windows from one monitor to the other.  Why???
[22:32] <empewoow> Barnabas: do the steps again
[22:32] <empewoow> Barnabas: ive read that somewhere
[22:32] <headkase314> sampleee, everyone, is there a graphical client for SMB shares that can be apt-get'ed for Xubuntu?
[22:32] <Barnabas> empewoow, all steps from step 8 and forth
[22:32] <empewoow> Barnabas: yep k :)
[22:32] <empewoow> Barnabas: im gonna check if i can connect with my router
[22:32] <oddtod> madpinger; your question is pretty specific it would take someone with either a specific knowledge of your issue or a breadth of knowledge that everyone here may not possess
[22:32] <Barnabas> empewoow, provided you do not delete the folder you made for the source
[22:33] <sampleee> there should actually not be a dedicated client
[22:33] <sampleee> just some kind of system to be installed to let ubuntu know how to deal with samba
[22:33] <sampleee> dunno
[22:33] <Kurusu> I've noticed that when I run "tar -xf foo.tar.gz", tar extracts the compressed tarball just fine.  Is it really necessary to specify -z when extracting the contents of a .tar.gz file?
[22:33] <sampleee> and then u just use whatever client
[22:33] <sampleee> thunar
[22:33] <sampleee> nautilus
[22:33] <headkase314> sampleee, I'm on a windows box, what does "apt-cache search samba-client" return?  Pastebinit
[22:33] <sampleee> whatever
[22:33] <FloodBot3> sampleee: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:34] <sampleee> hang on
[22:34] <empewoow> Barnabas: i understand, where is this ~ folder anyway?
[22:34] <Kurusu> empewoow: that's your home folder.  it's located at /home/yourusername
[22:34] <Barnabas> empewoow, you have a folder named madwifi-ng
[22:35] <Barnabas> probably in your home folder
[22:35] <Ginbun2> is it possible to remove the mail folder "On this folder" from Evolution
[22:35] <sampleee> @ headkase: ill just struggle with reading manuals. thanks dude...
[22:36] <xissburg> oh my gosh ubuntu+wubi destroyed my life
[22:36] <Kurusu> Does anybody know if the -z flag is really necessary when telling tar to unpack gzipped tarballs?
[22:36] <empewoow> Kurusu: thanks, Barnabas ye that folder was in the ~ one
[22:36] <xissburg> I cant believe it
[22:36] <nUboon2Age> xissburg: how so?  i was trying wubi and kubunt and it worked pretty well i thought.
[22:36] <xissburg> I just installed it to play with it and this is what happened...I trashed everything
[22:37] <xissburg> *it
[22:37] <xissburg> it trashed ,y boot loader
[22:37] <xissburg> *my
[22:37] <tensorpudding> You can restore the bootloader
[22:37] <tensorpudding> and delete wubi
[22:37] <headkase314> sampleee, searching some more returned this -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=304131
[22:37] <VR-Fist>  i installed with wubi, booted into ubuntu, completed install but after the restart, my grub doesn't show me an option to boot into ubuntu
[22:37] <xissburg> I tryied a lot of thing ppl suggested here nothing owkred
[22:37] <empewoow> Barnabas: that folder i downloaded with "sudo svn checkout http://svn.madwifi-project.org/madwifi/trunk/ madwifi-ng" it was in ~ but when i look into home/myuser its not there??
[22:37] <xissburg> look http://pastebin.com/U1VjZEBp
[22:37] <xissburg> I lost my Win7 it seems
[22:37] <tensorpudding> I bet EasyBCD can restore the Windows bootloader
[22:38] <nisstyre65> xissburg: you only lost the MBR (Master Boot Record)
[22:38] <nisstyre65> all your data is still there
[22:38] <xissburg> and Im here more than 15 hours trying to restore it...Im completely exausted
[22:38] <Barnabas> empewoow, hmm then you probably where in another folder
[22:38] <linoge> xissburg: can you boot into ubuntu or something?
[22:38] <Barnabas> empewoow, try sudo find / -type d -name "madwifi-ng"
[22:38] <empewoow> hmm it was in ~, ill try to serach (A)
[22:38] <empewoow> ye :D
[22:38] <Barnabas> empewoow, it will take a little while
[22:39] <xissburg> SO HOW I RESTORE IT PLEASE??? ;( I don't want alwful attempts at restoring it anymore, I want something that works
[22:39] <xissburg> linoge: I am there
[22:39] <livingdaylight> I have a little 2.5 external usb hd. Plug it in and it just ticks away and doesn't load. Yet, when I plug it into windows it runs smoothly. Disk Utility won't let me reformat it either. Is there another solution?
[22:39] <headkase314> sampleee, are the sharing IP ports firewalled?
[22:39] <Barnabas> empewoow, the ~/ folder is a system wide alias for your home folder
[22:39] <EddieV113> anyone know a good book for beginning programming in linux for c++  ?   (i also know python)
[22:39] <Barnabas> or /home/<current user>
[22:39] <linoge> xissburg: and you lost your mbr?
[22:39] <empewoow> ye ok :)
[22:39] <Barnabas> alt least for all regular users
[22:40] <tensorpudding> xissburg: what happens when you try to boot now? can you boot into ubuntu?
[22:40] <xissburg> I don't know what is happening now...I tried using testdisk and things look even worse,,]
[22:40] <empewoow> i swore it was there :D the madwifi
[22:40] <headkase314> sampleee, here are the ports that need to be open on your Xubuntu box -> http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/server_security.html
[22:40] <xissburg> tensorpudding: I can boot from pendrive
[22:40] <remus121989> Hello, I know this may sound stupid, but I'm having a hard time w/ an install from a tar file....I'm getting an error message, probably because I'm not entering cmd right...anybody help?
[22:41] <thune3> Kurusu: if it works, then it is not necessary. It looks like newer tar has grown some smarts in detecting zipped files, but compatibility with older systems probably requires z.
[22:41] <VR-Fist> xissburg: u just installed with wubi and it terminated your win boot?
[22:41] <tensorpudding> xissburg: so you can't boot the computer without the pendrive at all?
[22:41] <xissburg> VR-Fist: yes]
[22:41] <VR-Fist> fuck
[22:41] <VR-Fist> maybe i should be happy it didnt work for me
[22:42] <VR-Fist> ubuntu didnt appear in grub :/
[22:42] <Kurusu> thune3: okay, i just wanted to make sure i wasn't violating some kind of unspoken but necessary rule.......since there's nothing in the man page about autodetection
[22:42] <VR-Fist> dunno why
[22:42] <VR-Fist> no one here knows why ^^
[22:42] <xissburg> tensorpudding: I cant boot into XP but its strange...it is in installation mode
[22:42] <xissburg>  but I want Win 7 back
[22:42] <thune3> Kurusu: understand that some of us have been doing zxvf for 15-20 years
[22:42] <xissburg>  AND THEN... I want to get totally rid of ubuntu
[22:42] <linoge> xissburg: where are you booting from? pendrive? hard disk?
[22:42] <tensorpudding> at the very least, there should be a mbr restorer available in the windows 7 disks
[22:42] <xissburg> never more I want to see it her ein my home
[22:43] <tensorpudding> xissburg: you have xp on the disk with windows 7?
[22:43] <xissburg> linoge: Im in other machine atm
[22:43] <maxwellian> Hi guys.  Didn't the cal command used to have a '-m' option to use Monday as the first day of the week?
[22:43] <linoge> xissburg: and in the other machine, can you boot there?
[22:43] <xissburg> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9720703
[22:43] <Rogue1> anyone?
[22:44] <xissburg> linoge Im there too...waiting XP to "install"  to see what happens
[22:44] <linoge> xissburg: oh
[22:44] <xissburg>  it is quite stuck
[22:45] <xissburg> I wnat WIn7 :(
[22:45] <tensorpudding> xissburg: did you see the post right after yours?
[22:45] <tensorpudding> xissburg: it has a guide on how to restore the windows 7 bootloader
[22:45] <xissburg> oh man...I can believe it...what a bad first experience with ubuntu
[22:45] <xissburg> yes
[22:45] <xissburg> I tried it
[22:45] <syonzet> hello
[22:46] <xissburg> about the other page in the link...It requires for me to burn a CD, which I cant
[22:46] <xissburg> the Win 7 Recovery disk
[22:46] <syonzet> hi
[22:46] <tensorpudding> did your computer not come with a recovery disk for windows  7?
[22:46] <wedwo> hi ask your question
[22:46] <xissburg> I even have the iso here...I tried to run it from a pendrive but I couldnt find a way
[22:47] <detrix42> Hi all.  I have two monitors.  Today I configured xorg.conf to use two separate X windows.  Now all my icons are all on one monitor. I want some on the other monitor, but I cant move the icons to the other monitor.  And I can not move app windows from one monitor to the other.  Why???
[22:47] <tensorpudding> xissburg: if you can't restore windows 7, you have to fix grub so that you can boot into windows 7, then use windows 7 to overwrite the MBR
[22:48] <empewoow> Barnabas: i cannot connect to my router :( it says bad password all the time, but i copied it so it cannot be bad
[22:49] <N3VV3K> im trying to build a efficient but cheap and powerful machine that will have Ubuntu as the main os and be powerful enough to run games like modern warfare 2 at a high resolution in vmware can it be done
[22:49] <detrix42> xissburg: sorry I don't remember this, but are you booted into ubutnu or windows?
[22:49] <Raydiation> does ubuntu have abrt by default?
[22:49] <linoge> N3VV3K: you want to install linux to emulate windows?
[22:49] <Barnabas> empewoow, can you see your netcard in the network manager and see the wifi router in the list of routers?
[22:49] <xissburg> oh
[22:49] <empewoow> Barnabas: yes, i also see the neighbours :D
[22:50] <tensorpudding> N3VV3K: I strongly doubt that VMware can emulate hardware accelerated graphics, no matter how powerful your machine is.
[22:50] <chun_> Hi -- sometimes when I load ubuntu windows don't have borders - any advice?
[22:50] <Barnabas> empewoow, then I am pretty sure the driver works and you have the wrong password :-)
[22:50] <N3VV3K> tensorpudding, really
[22:50] <xissburg> detrix42: Im in ubuntu from the pendrive]
[22:50] <VR-Fist> guys, i really need your help
[22:50] <N3VV3K> ihad mw2 but could only run it in 640
[22:50] <VR-Fist> why am i missing ubuntu here?? http://lh3.ggpht.com/_Tr3-Pi0d7LQ/TGb3Byg9FzI/AAAAAAAAADw/66Xr7Z-vFr4/s800/IMAG0105.jpg
[22:51] <linoge> N3VV3K: i think virtualBOX actually supports accelerated graphics if you use some extensions
[22:51] <detrix42> xissburg: open up a terminal, and type the following:    sudo update-grub
[22:51] <empewoow> Barnabas: how can that be... i copied it
[22:51] <N3VV3K> linoge, could you point me in the right direction? is virtual box better
[22:52] <tensorpudding> VirtualBox doesn't support hardware accelerated graphics
[22:52] <detrix42> xissburg: are you using ubuntu 10.04?
[22:52] <Kurusu> I found these instructions for how to mount my Windows NTFS partition onto my Linux file system, but I'm curious as to whether or not it's truly safe to do this with all these options: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/mounting-windows-partition-onto-ubuntu-linux/
[22:52] <linoge> N3VV3K: don't know, i haven't virtualized in about three years so i'm not the best to guide you. You can google virtual box and read about it
[22:52] <Kurusu> I just want to read files; I don't need to write.
[22:53] <xissburg> detrix42: yes
[22:53] <tensorpudding> Kurusu: NTFS-3g is very safe for writing, I understand
[22:53] <xissburg> ...
[22:53] <empewoow> Barnabas: im trying it with Wifi radar and Wicd Network Manager
[22:53] <Neurotiquette> Okay, onto my real question: I used to use dreamweaver, then notepad++. I'm an ex-wysiwyg addict but I'm growing up. What can I use to help me bridge the gap on this OS? I don't like Kompozer, for whatever reason it lags terribly for me. I'm working with files that are php, css, and html. Speed is a factor, I'd love to be able to FTP from the app as well. I found a list of a few of them, but a little feedback socially never
[22:53] <Neurotiquette> hurts. :)
[22:53] <xissburg> ok
[22:53] <detrix42> xissburg: did you type what I showed you?
[22:54] <N3VV3K> what the most you really need for a new rig with all the bells and whistles
[22:54] <xissburg> I'll do after WinXP completes doding its stuff
[22:54] <xissburg> *doing
[22:54] <Kurusu> tensorpudding: I don't need to write, though.  I just want to be able to view the files without worrying that something I do might alter the permissions back in Windows, or change anything about the file, really.  I'm paranoid about making my filesystem unreadable back in Windows, or about altering information about the files like permissions.
[22:54] <N3VV3K> what are guys rigs of i want something that can run games like modernwarefare two all the new stuff
[22:54] <Barnabas> empewoow, try to open the log viewer while trying to connect
[22:55] <Barnabas> system->Administration->Log File Viewer
[22:55] <empewoow> Barnabas: k, in the program's folder or somethiong? or where can i find this log
[22:55] <guntbert> Neurotiquette: please don't try to get "social feedback" here - you could ask in #ubuntu-offtopic though
[22:55] <tensorpudding> Kurusu: you can specify a mount option in /etc/fstab to mount read-only, check man mount.ntfs-3g
[22:55] <Barnabas> empewoow, arh you where on xubuntu right?
[22:55] <empewoow> yes i am Barnabas
[22:55] <Kurusu> tensorpudding: I'll take a look.  Thanks!
[22:55] <grumbly> hello-  I need some help with Mplayer and a seriously annoying thing with the volume...  Is there ANY way to keep it from adjusting the volume of the entire system?
[22:56] <Barnabas> empewoow, forget what I said then - just a moment
[22:56] <guntbert> N3VV3K: that is no ubuntu support question, is it?
[22:56] <empewoow> Barnabas: :D
[22:56] <arricherekk> I am very new to Linux operating systems, but I want to begin to learn my way around Ubuntu.   I am trying to install it inside Windows on my laptop.  The install seems to have succeeded, but Ubuntu will not boot.  I am using a Toshiba Satellite L505D, and am receiving ACPI errors.  It appears that many are having this problem.  I'm not sure how the solutions I've found (in the form of  kernel patches) apply to my installation.  Does any
[22:56] <Barnabas> empewoow, I dont know the name of the log file viewer in xfce
[22:56] <Neurotiquette> guntbert: Don't see how this is offtopic. It's not like I'm talking about beer here. I'm talking about the usability of applications for my ubuntu experience.
[22:56] <Barnabas> but you can view it in a regular terminal
[22:57] <empewoow> Barnabas: oh
[22:57] <wiktor> hey
[22:57] <Barnabas> try tail -f /var/log/messages
[22:57] <brontoeee> arricherekk, tried virtualbox?
[22:57] <Barnabas> and in another window
[22:57] <geoffmcc> arricherekk i am not using it this way now but i have used ubuntu under virtualbox no probs
[22:57] <Barnabas> tail -f /var/log/syslog
[22:57] <Barnabas> empewoow, you will then monitor the file for additions and it will display in the terminal
[22:57] <guntbert> Neurotiquette: this channel is for ubuntu support - you want to sample opinions - please do it in #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:58] <wiktor> zna ktoś polski?
[22:58] <guntbert> !pl | wiktor
[22:58] <N3VV3K> guntbert where would i ask that question which #
[22:58] <empewoow> Barnabas: will tihs file be updated automatically if i try something in wcif network manaager?
[22:58] <MoMo> I have a wireless router running WPA2 ... How do i get my ubuntu client automatically connected to the wireless WITHOUT logging in.  Perferablly, I would like it to establish a connection before proimpting the login screen
[22:58] <arricherekk> I'll give VirtualBox a shot.  The people before me who have described this issue experienced it after installing it on a separate partition.
[22:58] <Barnabas> empewoow, yes they are the log files for the system
[22:59] <guntbert> N3VV3K: not sure  - maybe ##hardware ?
[22:59] <EvilPhoenix> got an interesting issue.
[22:59] <geoffmcc> arricherekk vitualbox will create a virtualdisk within windows to store the os
[22:59] <N3VV3K> #hardware
[22:59] <EvilPhoenix> CPU scaling is on Performance on boot
[22:59] <EvilPhoenix> runs everything hot
[22:59] <grumbly> Anyone have issues with Mplayer? I really like SMplayer front end, but I am having problems with the volume control while using Mplayer in general...
[22:59] <EvilPhoenix> how can I fix that to default to On Demand usage on the CPU
[22:59] <geoffmcc> when get to partition in setup use entire disk
[22:59] <Barnabas> empewoow, it may be an issue with encryption on the wifi connection
[22:59] <arricherekk> geoffmcc, I'll see what I can do.
[23:00] <Barnabas> empewoow, but the log should give more info on that
[23:00] <empewoow> Barnabas: yes it does, the log file is showing stuff when i try to connect
[23:00] <Barnabas> empewoow, paste.ubuntu.com
[23:00] <Barnabas> not in here
[23:01] <detrix42> grumbly: I use VLC most of the time.
[23:01] <grumbly> Also, i'm having issues with totem- it suddenly started displaying subtitles and not playing through playlists
[23:01] <arricherekk> geoffmcc, will using a virtual machine stop problems with ACPI?
[23:01] <headkase314> grumbly, I also find VLC to be the best overall
[23:01] <empewoow> Barnabas: damn, i cannot ctrl+a to select all -.-
[23:01] <grumbly> detrix42: I'd use VLC if it would play more consistantly... Sometimes, it decides to play videos choppily
[23:02] <geoffmcc> arricherekk, should have no problems. I have done using latest ubuntu on winxp and 7 with no problems
[23:02] <alsem> Does anyone have software recommendations to manage Cell Phones?  Razor v3 type!
[23:02] <spaceghost_> vlc all the way, only player that doesn't stutter for me
[23:02] <grumbly> or sometimes the video will look... interestingly skewed...
[23:02] <headkase314> grumbly, in a terminal: "gstreamer-properties", there are some video output settings there - have you tried them for VLC?
[23:02] <brontoeee> is there a nonhackish way to make vlc use vdpau?
[23:02] <headkase314> grumbly, no "sudo" with that command.
[23:03] <detrix42> grumbly: not sure why yours is playing choppily, I have not had any problems like that with VLC.
[23:03] <grumbly> headkase314: no, i have not.  But its not a constant problem, nor is it with any specific type of video
[23:03] <headkase314> grumbly, ok then - but that is there and gstreamer is used by pretty well all multimedia in GNOME.
[23:03] <xissburg> my life is ruined :(
[23:03] <MoMo> I have a wireless router running WPA2 ... How do i get my ubuntu client automatically connected to the wireless WITHOUT logging in.  Perferablly, I would like it to establish a connection before proimpting the login screen
[23:03] <grumbly> it just did it now- I went from full screen to window and back, THAT is when it began chopping
[23:03] <Kurusu> tensorpudding: in the man page for mount.ntfs-3g, it says: "umask= value    Set the bitmask of the file and directory permissions that are not present."  What file and directory permissions would not be present if I'm mounting an NTFS file system on Ubuntu?
[23:04] <empewoow> http://paste.ubuntu.com/478100
[23:04] <empewoow> Barnabas:
[23:04] <Kurusu> tensorpudding: do I even need to bother doing that if all I want to do is read files?
[23:05] <tensorpudding> i'm not sure what they mean with that wording
[23:05] <empewoow> Barnabas: maybe i forgot something on the end, as some of it was the connection to the cable again :P
[23:05] <grumbly> headkase314: thanks for the gstreamer-properties cmd.
[23:05] <empewoow> so i tried to leave that one
[23:05] <empewoow> out*
[23:05] <headkase314> grumbly, you're welcome.
[23:06] <grumbly> what are the most likely to provide good fix options?
[23:06] <tensorpudding> Kurusu: i would guess that the umask sets what the read permissions are as well, but i don't know for sure
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> MoMo: you can configure it in /etc/network/interfaces
[23:07] <Barnabas> empewoow, the problem is with DHCP I belive - it is the system that assigns you a dynamic IP address on your home network
[23:07] <alsem>  Does anyone have software recommendations to manage Cell Phones?  Razor v3 type!:-D
[23:07] <empewoow> Barnabas: ah ive had that problem with the wired network too
[23:07] <grumbly> and how do I get this to... VLC/Totem/Mplayer?
[23:07] <empewoow> i had to set ip manually
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> MoMo: its DE independant and doesn't need a gui app
[23:07] <empewoow> because it got a wrong one
[23:07] <empewoow> Barnabas: do u think that's the same problem now?
[23:07] <geoffmcc> ps -ef shows uid as a number, i remember this being the account name b4 - what am i missing?
[23:07] <Barnabas> empewoow, lets just verify that
[23:08] <Barnabas> in a terminal
[23:08] <empewoow> let me try the same ip as i did in wired
[23:08] <Barnabas> try to do a ifconfig -a
[23:08] <empewoow> ye it worked with the gui
[23:08] <empewoow> wait :D
[23:08] <Barnabas> and check to see if there is a network address
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> geoffmcc: cat /etc/passwd | grep UID    replace UID with the number
[23:08] <Kurusu> tensorpudding: Oh well, thanks for your help
[23:08] <headkase314> grumbly, I'm pretty sure those three are built on top of gstreamer so the properties would affect them all.  Basically, find something that triggers the choppiness, do it, change gstreamer-properties settings, close media player, open media player, try choppiness inducer again, repeat.
[23:09] <geoffmcc> ActionParsnip- thank u
[23:09] <Barnabas> empewoow, inet addr:<adr> under the wlan entry
[23:09] <grumbly> headkase314: the only one that's being choppy is VLC though... and not always, just sometimes.
[23:09] <empewoow> Barnabas: no there is not
[23:09] <nUboon2Age> detrix42: xissburg has a wubi install and needed to restore the Windows bootlooder.  how would update grub help?  needs the equivalent for windows bootloader i think.
[23:10] <xissburg> guys i got to boot into WinXP
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> grumbly: what video chip?
[23:10] <xissburg> sad newds
[23:10] <grumbly> none of the options made it choppy
[23:10] <headkase314> grumbly, if you can find something that consistently causes choppiness then you can use that as a test to see if different settings make it happen/not happen.
[23:10] <grumbly> ActionParsnip: not sure... i think Intel somthing
[23:10] <xissburg> SAD NEWS for me
[23:10] <tensorpudding> xissburg: you can restore windows 7 to the bootloader using EasyBCD
[23:10] <xissburg> my other partitions disappeared
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> grumbly: try using mplayer
[23:11] <tensorpudding> xissburg: disappeared how?
[23:11] <detrix42> nUboon2Age: something went wrong in the install,  something trashed the MBR, and I know that update-grub will update the MBR.
[23:11] <xissburg> tensorpudding: I dont seem them in My Computer
[23:11] <xissburg> as they should be there
[23:11] <grumbly> ActionParsnip: I am having problems with the volume control while using Mplayer in general...
[23:11] <tensorpudding> xissburg: not even the windows 7 one?
[23:11] <xissburg> yea
[23:11] <empewoow> Barnabas: hmm should i edit it in /etc/network/interfaces ??
[23:11] <grumbly> ActionParsnip: it likes to controll system volume
[23:11] <tensorpudding> xissburg: ...you didn't INSTALL windows xp did you/
[23:11] <detrix42> nUboon2Age: but booting off the pendrive will add entries to the boot list,  but it should detect windows and add it
[23:12] <xissburg> tensorpudding: no it was installed
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> grumbly: you may need some extra options in xorg.conf. I use a crappy intel thing in this laptop. Here's mine. Makes thins a bit smoother: http://pastebin.com/umerb8Du
[23:12] <tensorpudding> xissburg: you installed it?
[23:12] <xissburg> tensorpudding: it was already installed
[23:12] <tensorpudding> xissburg: okay
[23:12] <xissburg> megabraker suggested me to use testdisk to recover the boot
[23:12] <xissburg> it trashed my partitions
[23:13] <grumbly> ActionParsnip: I seem not to have an Xorg.conf in 10.04...  But in 9.10 i had these options.
[23:13] <xissburg> and didnt help with anything
[23:13] <b1t_sn1ff3r> UBBBBUUUUNNNNNTUUUUUUU!!!!!!1
[23:13] <nUboon2Age> detrix42: oh, okay.  beyond my knowledge, so if i understand that will give xissburg access to windows off the pen drive, which is good, but what about restoreing the windows bootloader (the orig. problem).
[23:13] <tensorpudding> xissburg: do you know exactly what it did?
[23:13] <xissburg> not :x
[23:13] <xissburg> \\\\\\8no
[23:13] <ibrahim-kasem> I am having random freezing issue when installing 10.04 64 bit only on my hp dv6 1045ee laptop.
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> grumbly: lucid doesn't ship with one but you can make one and it will be used
[23:14] <headkase314> grumbly, the xorg.conf file may not be there as it is depreciated but you can still create it and put options into it.
[23:14] <nUboon2Age> xissburg: i doubt the partions are changed if all you did was do a wubi install of ubuntu.
[23:14] <tensorpudding> xissburg: check the disk manager
[23:14] <tensorpudding> xissburg: it's in the control panel
[23:14] <grumbly> ActionParsnip: ugh... I dislike creating xorg.conf by hand... sooooooo frustrationing.
[23:14] <xissburg> tensorpudding: but now in GParted it shows only this WinXp partition and another one which it says is is unnalocated
[23:14] <b1t_sn1ff3r> BALL!!!
[23:14] <detrix42> nUboon2Age: it is my understanding that grub will boot to windows.  windows does not need a boot loader. grub is the boot loader.
[23:14] <tensorpudding> xissburg: how big is the windows xp partition?
[23:14] <sampleee> @ headkase: r u a bot?
[23:15] <xissburg> tensorpudding: my HDD is 320GB, the xp part is 80GB
[23:15] <headkase314> sampleee, I'm a sixth generation neural-network positronic bot.  The best in class.
[23:15] <xissburg> I had two other ones, one with 7 and other with files
[23:15] <tensorpudding> xissburg: and the rest is unallocated?
[23:15] <nUboon2Age> detrix42: okay but wubi doesn't use grub for the bootloader, it uses windows boot loader and just inserts one entry.
[23:15] <xissburg> GParted says it is unnallcated the part where was 7 and files, tensorpudding
[23:15] <grumbly> headkase314, ActionParsnip: its a pain in the axe and i've been having no other issues- NONE... just VLC and it being a little business end
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> grumbly: well, i just gave you the code you need, just open the file and paste the text, how is that frustrating
[23:16] <detrix42> nUboon2Age: ahhhh. ok, then I am incorrect.  I have not played with wubi.  sorry.
[23:16] <tensorpudding> xissburg: what exactly did you do with the testdisk?
[23:16] <empewoow> Barnabas: so im not getting the right ip address, should i edit it manually in /etc/network/interfaces ?
[23:16] <grumbly> ActionParsnip: I can just use what you gave and forego the rest of the conf info?
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> grumbly: vlc is still only compiled for single core as far as I know, thats why I suggest mplayer
[23:16] <headkase314> sampleee, did you check to see if your Ubuntu firewall is blocking Samba ports?
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> grumbly: thats the ONLY code you need. that is ALL I have in my xorg.conf
[23:17] <headkase314> sampleee, (X)ubuntu
[23:17] <MoMo> ActionParsnip, thanks ... what about having it authenticate prior to displaying a login screen.
[23:17] <Barnabas> empewoow, could you paste the contents of that file?
[23:17] <grumbly> Oh!
[23:17] <empewoow> yes sure
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> grumbly: so why is it frustrating, when you have to exert zero effort?
[23:17] <awright_> anyone here feel like helping with some CentOS questions? i know this is an Ubuntu chan, but i cant find others elsewhere :/
[23:17] <grumbly> ActionParsnip: AH!! i didnt realize
[23:17] <xissburg> tensorpudding: megabraker told me to do some stuff...i dont remember exactly but the idea was to set one of the partitions as bootable because they were not
[23:17] <grumbly> hahah... ActionParsnip thanks
[23:17] <Rogue1> Hi folks, I've been having trouble with an install of Ubuntu 10.04 Desktop i386. Fixed the blinking-cursor problems, but now the install gets to 98% and freezes - no hard disk or optical drive activity, and both the keyboard and mouse become totally nonresponsive.  Second time it's done it whilst trying to install (last time was 95%), and the md5sum on the ISO checks out ok -- any ideas?
[23:18] <tensorpudding> xissburg: when you booted into xp, you said that it was having to do some stuff
[23:18] <io> awright_: Try #centos.
[23:18] <Rogue1> no funny  PCI cards or anything , and disc verified as ok
[23:18] <tensorpudding> xissburg: what did it say it was doing?
[23:18] <io> awright_: Or if they cannot help you then ##linux is a generic channel.
[23:18] <awright_> io: thx will try
[23:18] <tensorpudding> xissburg: how were you booting into xp, if grub was producing errors
[23:18] <xissburg> tensorpudding: installing :o
[23:18] <xslack> hello..
[23:18] <btarik1> hello, when i updated thunderbid to the 3.2 version i lost the "inbox folder", the folder where i used to read all the new msgs form me different accounts, how can i get it back?
[23:19] <xissburg> tensorpudding: after doing some stuff in live ububtu it restored the MBR
[23:19] <Guest12826> hello
[23:19] <Guest12826> :)
[23:19] <io> !hi | Guest12826
[23:19] <empewoow> Barnabas: i now see that there are 2 new connections... ath0 (that one is showing up @ the wifi radar and stuff) and a wifi000 one
[23:19] <empewoow> Barnabas: http://paste.ubuntu.com/478110
[23:19] <Guest12826> kurwa mać
[23:19] <tensorpudding> xissburg: is the xp partition at the front of the disk?
[23:19] <Guest12826> bye
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> grumbly: you'll need to restart X after editting the file
[23:20] <grumbly> ActionParsnip: just as a quick refresh... Xorg.conf goes in /etc/X11/xorg.conf right?
[23:20] <tensorpudding> xissburg: how did you boot into xp?
[23:20] <grumbly> (not sure why I
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> yep, you will get write access with: ksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:20] <awright_> io: i tried ##linux but it forces me into ##linux-overflow or some weird crap.
[23:21] <xissburg> tensorpudding: the MBR was fxed
[23:21] <grumbly> ActionParsnip: thanks... I dont use KDE so, i'm pretty sure ksudo will fail :)
[23:21] <tensorpudding> xissburg: the MBR was fixed by what, and why was there no option to boot into Windows 7?
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> grumbly: this is #ubuntu so I assume gnome
[23:22] <grumbly> ksudo...  I been using gksu...
[23:22] <tensorpudding> xissburg: it sounds to me, without understanding entirely what you did, that either xp or the testdisk obliterated your other partitions, but why i do not know
[23:23] <empewoow> Barnabas: any ideas?
[23:24] <io> !register | awright_
[23:24] <m0t3jl> Hi, I am experiencing rather strange behavior. Even though my /etc/hosts clearly states that localhost is 127.0.0.1, neither ping, nor PgSQL are able to resolve localhost to 127.0.0.1. What could have happened? Thanks a lot
[23:24] <xissburg> tensorpudding: I did so many so many stuff that I can rememer...
[23:24] <Kapli> Hi, after the new flash update that came out a few days ago or something like that the sound is a bit screechy in youtube on 360p but not above, anyone knows why?
[23:24] <mintypu> hi I am new to Ubuntu and am trying to delete some files I recovered with photo rec can any one help me get them off my desktop
[23:24] <tensorpudding> xissburg: it is probable that something broke the partition table and now it does not know about your other partitions; i blame xp most likely, since is said it was "installing"
[23:25] <grumbly> huh.... lspci doesn't say what chip... just Mobile 4 series
[23:25] <Barnabas> empewoow, yes I think the system expects the wlan to be named /dev/wlan0
[23:25] <grumbly> weak
[23:25] <tensorpudding> xissburg: it might be possible to restore them, i do not know
[23:25] <Barnabas> not /dev/wifi0
[23:25] <Barnabas> empewoow, could you check that in /dev?
[23:26] <io> awright_: Some channels require clients to register their nickname before being able to join, unfortunetly. More support is in #freenode in regards to registering a nickname.
[23:26] <tensorpudding> xissburg: in my experience, xp will take liberties with overwriting other partitions on the disk during the install if it is not the first partition on the disk
[23:26] <empewoow> Barnabas: ok! wait
[23:26] <xissburg> tensorpudding: IM SURE test disk trashed it
[23:26] <xissburg> because]
[23:26] <awright_> io: thx
[23:27] <empewoow> Barnabas: there is no wlan0 in dev
[23:27] <xissburg> tensorpudding: before running testdisk (in live ubuntu) GParted showed the 3 partitions, right after running it the other two were merged and marked as unnallocated
[23:27] <headkase314> io, was there a specific reason this channel changed to registered nicks?  The other day I didn't have to register but today I did, and did.
[23:28] <empewoow> Barnabas: but in Wicd Network Manager preferences it is set: Wireless interface: ath0
[23:28] <xissburg> I just innocently followed megabraker instructions
[23:28] <empewoow> Barnabas: so that should be good?
[23:28] <grumbly> Ok, so Totem won't play playlists and has decided to show subtitles by default even though it is set not to.... Mplayer has problems with some videos and likes to control the whole system sound volume... and VLC has problems with some videos and gets choppy when i go from full screen to windowed, and back to full...
[23:28] <thune3> mintypu: they have lock symbols on them? In properties,permissions-tab is your user the owner?
[23:28] <tensorpudding> xissburg: what were megabraker's instructions?
[23:28] <sebsebseb> Hi
[23:28] <mintypu> no it is not
[23:28] <tensorpudding> xissburg: the most likely way that you can get those partitions back is by using testdisk again
[23:28] <xissburg> tensorpudding: analyse...then write...I dont remember exactly
[23:28] <Barnabas> empewoow, I cant use wicd here - it will deinstall the regular network manager in ubuntu (gnome)
[23:28] <mintypu> how do i become the owner
[23:28] <xissburg> tensorpudding: lol
[23:29] <tensorpudding> xissburg: but i don't know the least thing about how testdisk works
[23:29] <empewoow> Barnabas: ok i c
[23:29] <grumbly> mplayer and vlc have DIFFERENT problems with videos... generally if it wont play in vlc, it will in mplayer and vice versa...
[23:29] <Barnabas> empewoow, what is the content of your /etc/network/interfaces?
[23:29] <grumbly> guhhhhhhhhhhhh.... this is the exact same issue I had on my mac.  choppy vlc or strange volume on mplayer.  neither one are ok with me.
[23:30] <empewoow> i have iface eth0 inet static added there
[23:30] <empewoow> but no ath0 and no wlan000
[23:30] <grumbly> i'd go with totem, except it wont play the playlists- and this is pretty recent.
[23:30] <thune3> mintypu: you would have to "chown mintypu:mintypu files", but if you are just removing the files then using "sudo rm -i file" after cd'ing to desktop would be easier. You need to be careful not to delete the wrong thing.
[23:30] <io> headkase314: This channel doesn't only allow registered clients (maybe it did temporarily earlier). Although if more than 5 clients join in 10 seconds they get forwarded to #ubuntu-unregged (which may confuse you).
[23:30] <empewoow> Barnabas: i also have some static ip configured there because before my wired network was not getting the right ip from dhcp
[23:30] <duffy> Barnabas, you can use wicd, so it will remove network-manager, but you can install it again
[23:30] <tensorpudding> xissburg: try booting into the pendrive again, and run testdisk
[23:31] <Barnabas> duffy, I know
[23:31] <empewoow> Barnabas: should i add ath0 in this file?
[23:31] <Barnabas> empewoow, yes try to add ath0 auto
[23:31] <Barnabas> and restart the interface
[23:31] <headkase314> io, thanks for the information!  I don't think I've been forwarded to unregged yet but now I know to consider that if I'm in a confusing channel ;) Thanks again.
[23:31] <mintypu> I will try it and see
[23:32] <Barnabas> empewoow,
[23:32] <_nobody_> test
[23:32] <Barnabas> sudo ifconfig ath0 down
[23:32] <cguerrero> Hello, can anyone help me to mount an LVM volume that has abadsuperblock in ubuntu just to backup?
[23:32] <Barnabas> sudo ifconfig ath0 up
[23:32] <thune3> mintypu: the chown would need to be done with sudo if you went that direction
[23:32] <sebsebseb> _nobody_: hi
[23:32] <nUboon2Age> xissburg: tensorpudding: if everything xissburg did was based on this channel we could look at the log and figure out the steps taken so far.
[23:33] <tensorpudding> Is this channel logged?
[23:33] <sebsebseb> tensorpudding: yes
[23:33] <sebsebseb> !logs | tensorpudding
[23:33] <empewoow> Barnabas: no progression, still bad password
[23:33] <empewoow> also in iwconfig no ip there
[23:34] <Barnabas> empewoow, thats the problem
[23:34] <Barnabas> empewoow, not the pw
[23:34] <empewoow> oh ok
[23:34] <empewoow> add ip manually? just like wired/
[23:34] <empewoow> that was the problem with wired..
[23:34] <kcaddon> kcaddon: lol
[23:36] <empewoow> Barnabas: no luck
[23:36] <nsahoo> is there a way to easily make bullets and lists in Tomboy ?
[23:36] <duffy> I lost count the times Ive seen network-manager with wrong password problems..  tsk.
[23:36] <tensorpudding> It seems to me that megabraker and xissburg discussed the relevant bits in private chat
[23:37] <Bookman> Is there a  USB device that will allow TV Out that works with Ubuntu/Linux?
[23:37] <duffy> empewoow, what encryption are you using
[23:38] <empewoow> duffy: wpa1
[23:38] <cguerrero> Hello, can anyone help me to mount an LVM volume that has abadsuperblock in ubuntu just to backup?
[23:38] <Barnabas> empewoow, aparantley the developers of the mad wifi drivers chose to name their device /dev/ath0 in place of the standard /etc/wlan0
[23:38] <frex> My total memory was 4 gb. it was increased to 8 gb and then I got filesystem errors. Such a change like that, could cause it?
[23:38] <empewoow> Barnabas: i know
[23:38] <sebsebseb> cguerrero: no I can't, but maybe this will be useful
[23:38] <empewoow> Barnabas: u think that is the problem?
[23:38] <Barnabas> empewoow, yes
[23:38] <sebsebseb> !lvm | cguerrero
[23:38] <cguerrero> thx
[23:38] <empewoow> and duffy u two?
[23:39] <nUboon2Age> xissburg:  was the first thing you asked about uninstalling/purging a program and actionparsnip gave you a sudo apt-get purge?
[23:39] <empewoow> too*
[23:39] <sebsebseb> cguerrero: ok np good luck
[23:39] <chaoflow> ubuntu is messing with my postfix config, how can I tell it, to not touch certain config files under no circumstances?
[23:39] <duffy> empewoow, wpa2.  but you`ll need a whole lotta wpa options in interfaces.. I have mine setup ok, but I suggest wicd.
[23:40] <xissburg> tensorpudding: pudding yes it was in private chat
[23:40] <Rogue1> anyone any ideas on a freezing ubuntu install? md5sum was ok for the ISO, cd check was fine, but freezes everything (incl. keyboard and mouse) at 98%
[23:40] <xissburg> and dammit...im so stupid I closed the tab :(
[23:41] <empewoow> duffy: im using wpa1, and wicd
[23:42] <camila> hello everyone
[23:42] <TenPhil> 'lo camila
[23:42] <tensorpudding> xissburg: well, reboot into live ubuntu and run testdisk
[23:42] <Barnabas> empewoow,
[23:42] <xissburg> uh
[23:42] <empewoow> yes Barnabas
[23:43] <Barnabas> try to add two lines to your /etc/network/interfaces
[23:43] <duffy> empewoow, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202834  pretty much all you need to know about setting up interfaces
[23:43] <camila> anybody here know how to install a philips webcam?
[23:43] <camila> having troubles
[23:43] <Barnabas> first remove all stuff regarding ath0
[23:43] <nUboon2Age> xissburg: do you have a log of your private chat?
[23:43] <camila> :-(
[23:43] <Barnabas> then two lines
[23:43] <Barnabas> auto ath0
[23:43] <camila> cant skype without it
[23:43] <empewoow> ok
[23:43] <Barnabas> iface ath0 inet dhcp
[23:43] <Bookman> does AVerLife Cinema work with ubuntu?
[23:44] <Barnabas> empewoow, close down your wicd completely so that it does not mess up things
[23:44] <ePirat> ubuntu has a firewallß
[23:44] <ePirat> ?
[23:44] <tensorpudding> ePirat: yes, look up ufw
[23:45] <ePirat> ufw?
[23:45] <empewoow> Barnabas: ok did that, now try wicd again?
[23:45] <xissburg> nUboon2Age: I dont think so, Im using chatzilla I dont think it logs
[23:45] <glick> hey where does django live in ubuntu?
[23:45] <Barnabas> empewoow, try to see if the up down trick makes a difference - what type of network encryption are you using?
[23:45] <billy_> camila: what do you mean _cant_ ?
[23:46] <empewoow> Barnabas: im using wpa1
[23:46] <unitedpotsmokers> hello guys.... we usually install ubuntu in a hardisk. how to install ubuntu in a pendrive?
[23:47] <tensorpudding> ePirat: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html
[23:47] <nUboon2Age> xissburg: here's a page on chatzilla and it tells how to turn on logs.  if you haven't done it already i would now:  http://25yearsofprogramming.com/blog/20071123.htm
[23:47] <ryanjamieson> so for some reason when I run hostapd directly to get my wireless nic acting as an AP, it works.  When I try to run it as the daemon from /etc/init.d/ it fails.  anybody in here have a similar experience?
[23:47] <nUboon2Age> xissburg: it says "To create log files by default for all your activities, check Log this view."
[23:48] <tensorpudding> glick: what do you mean by "where does it live?"
[23:48] <A|pHa> What is a good twitter client for Ubuntu like a tweetdeck ?
[23:48] <tensorpudding> glick: there is the python-django package
[23:49] <tensorpudding> A|pHa: gwibber supports twitter
[23:49] <glick> i got it
[23:49] <glick> thanks
[23:49] <A|pHa> thanks
[23:49] <A|pHa> One more question on Vmware
[23:49] <poli> hello all! I am hitting bug #527401 (grub error on install 'no mapping exists for md0' that is marked as fixed. I need a light on how to boot my box...
[23:50] <xissburg> nUboon2Age: I have it here :)
[23:50] <tensorpudding> A|pHa: if you're in 10.04 with Gnome, click the envelope menu in the upper right hand corner
[23:50] <nUboon2Age> you found the log xissburg?
[23:50] <tensorpudding> A|pHa: then go to broadcast
[23:50] <sohigh> how do i pm someone on here
[23:50] <empewoow> Barnabas: it just keeps saying "ubuntu wpa_supplicant[687]: CTRL-EVENT-DISCONNECTED - Disconnect event - remove keys" in the logs
[23:50] <A|pHa> broadcast ?
[23:51] <A|pHa> Im on 10.4 TLS
[23:51] <tensorpudding> A|pHa: yes, the option in the menu
[23:51] <A|pHa> k
[23:51] <A|pHa> this is for vmware
[23:51] <ePirat> tensorpudding, hm ok...
[23:51] <tensorpudding> A|pHa: do you see the envelope, just to the left of the date?
[23:51] <Kurusu> Is there a simple way to check whether a certain package is installed using a terminal?  Is there a simple way to see which packages are already installed using the terminal?  Like with apt-get or something.  It just needs to be a program that works together with apt-get or synaptic in some manner.
[23:51] <ePirat> tensorpudding, i found it...
[23:51] <Rogue1> sohigh: type /msg nick yourmessage
[23:51] <xissburg> nUboon2Age: yes Ill paste it somewhere
[23:51] <Rogue1> ie. /msg sohigh hello!
[23:52] <A|pHa> Im on Backtrack right now let me switch over you going to on for a bit
[23:52] <Barnabas> empewoow, try to close down wicd
[23:52] <xissburg> tensorpudding: testdisk shows 3 partitions
[23:52] <Bookman> does AVerLife Cinema work with ubuntu?
[23:52] <empewoow> Barnabas:  k
[23:52] <tensorpudding> xissburg: that is before you restore anything?
[23:52] <sohigh> thanks rogue
[23:52] <Barnabas> empewow in a terminal shut down the interface ath0
[23:52] <nUboon2Age> xissburg: great!  that is the log of the private chat you were having?
[23:52] <Barnabas> using the ifdown
[23:53] <A|pHa> tensor thank I will be right back
[23:53] <xissburg> nUboon2Age: http://pastebin.com/cPqzHj7p
[23:53] <Barnabas> empewoow, then try connecting the wireless card using > sudo iwconfig eth0 <essid> key <netkey>
[23:53] <Barnabas> second
[23:54] <empewoow> ok :o
[23:54] <poli> is there a grub running on any of the ubuntu bootable-media?
[23:54] <Barnabas> sudo ifconfig ath0 up
[23:54] <ePirat> tensorpudding, how can i allow a port?
[23:54] <nUboon2Age> tensorpudding: ^^^^ see xissburg's private chat ^^^
[23:54] <empewoow> Barnabas: u sure its eth0?
[23:54] <xissburg> nUboon2Age: line 63 on I think]
[23:54] <Barnabas> empewoow, no ath0
[23:54] <empewoow> Barnabas: ok
[23:55] <Barnabas> empewoow, you will not recieve a dhcp address before the network link is made, for that to happen you have to setup the encryption first
[23:55] <xissburg> nUboon2Age: hmm ops
[23:55] <al_> how do you copy all files in a dir and sub dir that are *.jpg and over 100k in size to a new dir?
[23:55] <xissburg> nUboon2Age: there's part I started chatting in live ubuntu :/
[23:55] <xissburg> no logs for that
[23:56] <xissburg> at line 88
[23:56] <xissburg> it won help then :(
[23:56] <xissburg> *wont
[23:56] <tensorpudding> xissburg: it doesn't sound like testdisk ran at all
[23:56] <empewoow> Barnabas: ok wait im trying to edit the interfaces file manually
[23:56] <xissburg> anyway..lets continue . . . tensorpudding I see 3 partitions in test disk after quick search
[23:57] <tensorpudding> xissburg: okay
[23:57] <tensorpudding> xissburg: use p to list files, to make sure that they are the right ones
[23:57] <tensorpudding> can you take a screenshot and put it on imgur or something?
[23:57] <xissburg> tensorpudding: p? in testdisk:
[23:57] <xissburg> ?
[23:58] <tensorpudding> xissburg: Yes, you're still on the Quick Search screen right?
[23:58] <xissburg> tensorpudding: my files are there :)
[23:58] <nUboon2Age> xissburg: when you say 'live ubuntu' you mean this channel there is a public log of this channel.  if it was today it is at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2010/08/14/%23ubuntu.txt
[23:59] <tensorpudding> okay, go back to the quick search by hitting q
[23:59] <xissburg> nUboon2Age: even for private chat?
[23:59] <tensorpudding> and then check the other two partitions
[23:59] <xissburg> tensorpudding: yes
[23:59] <nUboon2Age> xissburg: no not for private chat.
[23:59] <xissburg> tensorpudding: they' re all fine
[23:59] <xissburg> all my files are there
[23:59] <tensorpudding> xissburg: these three partitions correspond to the three partitions you had before this debacle?