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well_laid_lawntry starting it in terminal   totem /path/to/movie00:02
pcrequestafter installing xubuntu 10.4 to xp machine (chose dual boot), get something like, no such partition00:03
pcrequestgrub rescue>  .  i'm currently booted into live mode.  i can use gparted to see where OS's are.  i'm reading up here now: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Command%20Line%20and%20Rescue%20Mode00:03
teunvDandyn: batchbuffer is a set of instructions to the GPU, is your graphics card configured properly?00:03
teunvDandyn: also did apport offer to send a bug report?00:04
andynok, back here. running from cli crashed it again.00:06
teunvDandyn: do you have an intel graphic card?00:06
andynapart from appending i915.modeset=1 to my kernel config line i've had to no configuration so far00:06
andynyes, a gm852-something00:07
teunvDandyn: you might want to try a different video player00:08
andynis it totem that crashes the laptop or the video driver?00:09
teunvDnot sure, but there is a bug report on this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/55557300:09
teunvDyou might want to add your information to it00:09
andynbtw, apport didn't offer to submit anything. after the reboot xfce just brings up an old x session00:10
teunvDCan't find anything else then that bug report, you can try asking in #ubuntu-bugs00:14
andynthanks, i'll try to find a workaround for the time being00:15
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andynhad to downgrade to vesa drivers01:03
andynbut that required disabling KMS01:04
teunvDbut it works now?01:04
andynwhich in turn forced me to revert to good old 915resolution01:04
teunvDno school like the old school01:04
andynit does work now01:05
andynhowever, i still need to figure out how to run those 915resolution commands early enough in the boot01:05
andynapparently rc.local is too late01:05
andynas the desktop starts into 1024x768 instead of 1280x800 for the first login01:06
andynin addition to that i only need to figure out how to disable xfce sessions altogether01:07
teunvDyou can set your resolution at boot by appending /boot/grub/menu.lst with 'vga=[resolution]'01:10
teunvDmaking it look something like this at the bottom: "kernel          /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.16-1-k7 root=/dev/hda1 ro vga=[your resolution]"01:10
andynno, console resolution is not the problem01:11
andynthe problem is that i need to patch the buggy intel video bios with 915resolution before starting x, because in video rom there is 1280x801 instead of 1280x80001:13
andynand thus the largest video mode the chipset will support will be 1024x768 without patching01:13
teunvDin that case your question is out of my league, sorry. I'll do some searches in a min01:15
teunvDyou also might want to ask this in #ubuntu, more people there to help you01:16
andynthe people there were those who directed me here in the first place01:17
teunvDI see, any luck with the resolution?01:30
andynputting those scripts into rcS.d/ broke something, i'm trying to find an alternate way01:31
mek||mallocHowdy folks. I just setup an NFS server on one of my machines and I'm trying to connect to it from an xubuntu client. Would someone be willing to explain how I could mount the shared directory via the cli or some gui application?01:46
mek||mallocIt seems easy enough in gnome but I'm not exactly how to do it over xcfe01:46
teunvDmabey this can be of help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24988901:49
teunvDmaybe*01:49
mek||mallocThank you very much teunvD. I'll take a read.01:50
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meeeeehi03:30
meeeeeI had a question can u run xubuntu 9.10 on orig xbox03:31
meeeeefurther if I can run 9.10 on xbox will that run boxee03:32
meeeeehello03:35
meeeeedoes anyone chat here?03:35
well_laid_lawnthis channel is for support but there is lots of channels for chit-chat03:36
well_laid_lawn!channels03:36
ubottuA list of official Ubuntu IRC channels, as well as IRC clients for Ubuntu, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat - For a general list of !freenode channels, see http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#channellist - See also !Guidelines03:36
meeeeewell laid I had a support03:36
meeeeequestion03:37
well_laid_lawnask away then meeeee :]03:37
meeeeecan u run xubuntu 9.10 on orig xbox and if so can I then run boxee on it03:37
AndChat-My cable modem only connects if its fully ready b4 I boot my PC(any OS). Can I use linux to tell it I just rebooted (without actually rebooting)03:39
well_laid_lawnmeeeee: I think there is an xbox channel - one min03:39
well_laid_lawnmeeeee: I was wrong it seems - and I know nothing about xboxs03:40
meeeeeok thanks03:42
well_laid_lawnAndChat-: if noone here knows someone in #ubuntu might03:43
well_laid_lawnAndChat-: err which modem is it?03:47
AndChat-Cisco 2100 Cable Modem. Behaves the same with USB or LAN cable. ISP is suddenlink03:49
well_laid_lawnAndChat-: does restarting the network help?03:51
AndChat-How wouls I restart the network?03:51
well_laid_lawndepends on the xubuntu version03:52
well_laid_lawnsudo /etc/init.d/networking restart or   sudo restart network   iirc03:52
AndChat-I have 10.0403:53
well_laid_lawnsudo restart network   is worth a shot :]03:53
AndChat-Neither helps, but /etc...nw restart responded03:55
well_laid_lawnk03:55
well_laid_lawnAndChat-: it might not have paused before starting again long enough - you could try   sudo ifconfig eth0 down && sleep 10 && sudo ifconfig eth0 up03:58
AndChat-Ahh haa, man restart eventually lead 2 "initctl restart network-manager". Fixed! Thank you04:00
well_laid_lawnnp :]04:02
AndChat-I wonder if this will work within my virtualbox xubuntu guest to fix windows at work?04:03
well_laid_lawnI couldn't say04:03
AndChat-I hope not, I would want my boss thinking that windows was fixed04:04
well_laid_lawnheh04:05
AndChat-Would NOT ,rather04:05
KE1HAHello all, quick question for you if I may. Where / How can one identify all the default Desktop Applications (aside from manually counting them) that are installed as defaults at installation?04:55
bazhangdpkg -l  ?04:56
KE1HAhey bazhang how you doing. This is to support the Desktop-Testing QA activities, as there'e very little by way of Test-Cases and I need to work up a new model.04:57
KE1HAwould that give me just he Desktop apps ?04:57
bazhangKE1HA, output that to a text file then?04:57
bazhangdesktop apps?04:57
KE1HAOk, Im zsync-ing the latest xub-iso at the moment, will give that a shot.04:58
KE1HAYes, Desktop, all the applicaitons that are installed as defaults, we need to write test-case for them.04:58
KE1HAAll the apps under Applications, Systems and the defaut Desktop managing tools.04:59
KE1HAThe Tree down to Accessories, Games, Graphics, Internet etc etc. All of those need Test-Cases, to the Desktop-Testing-team can test them before each realese. And at the monent, Xubuntu has a blank slate.05:01
Cr0phi @a;;06:58
Cr0pall**06:58
Cr0pcan anyone help me? 0.006:59
psycho_oreos!ask | Cr0p07:00
ubottuCr0p: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-)07:00
well_laid_lawnCr0p: it all depends on the prob... :]07:00
Cr0pokay07:00
Cr0pi came here yesterday, i had a prob installing xubuntu 10.04.. kernel compatibility issue07:01
Cr0pthey told me to get 8.04 and i did so.. burnt it carefully and now as i load my xubuntu livecd without installing, it says "Kernel panic - not synching: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown block(140,0)"07:02
Cr0pbefore this error I'm told exactly to sepecify the "root=" in my boot options.. :/07:03
well_laid_lawnis that the generic or i386 kernel?07:03
Cr0pi38607:03
psycho_oreoshave you checked the md5sums on both 8.04 and 10.04?07:03
Cr0pyep.. still with this annoying issue07:03
Cr0psome says it can also come from ACPI, APIC OR SPLASH07:04
psycho_oreoshave you tried getting usb flashdrive and put it on there via unetbootin?07:04
well_laid_lawnor tried   noapic nolapic   as boot options?07:04
Cr0pwell.. my BIOS is old.. so I am booting from a cd in my external DVD-writer connected via USB07:05
Cr0pnoapic i tried.. as soon as kernel finished loading, my laptop restarted07:05
well_laid_lawnk07:05
Cr0pi'm used with acpi=off in all the distros i've used07:06
well_laid_lawnbooting from a usb cd drive is something I've never tried07:06
psycho_oreoswhy not boot from usb flash drive? it could be a poorly burnt media07:06
Cr0pwell, there's nothing much different.. i only specify to boot from "removable device" in my BIOS boot priority07:07
psycho_oreosplus there's a bootup option to examine the disc, have you tried that?07:07
Cr0pcheck the disc?07:07
Cr0pI did so.. on both 10.04 and 8.0407:07
well_laid_lawnolder bioses mostly don't have the boot from usb option07:07
psycho_oreosyes, there should be an entry under the bootup menu and what were the results?07:08
Cr0pyeah... no option to boot from USB.. and i'm not so willing in flashing my BIOS07:08
Cr0p:/07:08
well_laid_lawnyet it starts the cd - menu shows?07:08
Cr0pi did that early 1am this morning.. let try to remember...07:08
KE1HAcody-somerville, You around ?07:09
Cr0peverything is fine.. it starts the cd menu extremely fine.. i got the options fine.. i just specify acpi=off remove the quiet boot option and off i go07:09
Cr0pand soon07:09
Cr0pi get the PLEASE APPEND "ROOT=" TO YOUR BOOT OPTIONS07:09
Cr0pand the "Kernel panic - not synching: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown block(0,0)"07:09
psycho_oreosits an issue with the burnt media, the disc itself or the drive itself07:10
psycho_oreosand how much memory are we talking about on this device?07:10
Cr0pwhat device?07:11
well_laid_lawnso after acpi=off add ROOT=/dev/sda1 or whereever you put xubuntu07:11
psycho_oreosyour laptop or whatever you're installing xubuntu onto07:11
Cr0pi feel really weird in hearing it may be an issue with my dvd writer.. as i got slax burnt perfectly..07:11
Cr0psda1 would be?07:11
Cr0pi found by default they specified "root=/dev/hda1"07:12
well_laid_lawnmostly now it is sd**07:12
psycho_oreosslax is not as big as xubuntu, iirc it only takes up 300 odd megs, so if you look at the burnt media it would have only written half of it on the inside07:12
Cr0pyeah.. slax ain't that big.. around 200-300mb but.. i burnt twice 8.04 and 10.0407:13
Cr0pon different brand of cds07:13
Cr0pwith different programs07:13
Cr0pnamely NERO and IMG-BURN07:13
psycho_oreosbut using the same BURNER right?07:13
Cr0punfortunately YES07:13
psycho_oreospoint taken07:13
Cr0pbut07:14
Cr0pmy error isnot a CRC-ERROR07:14
Cr0pbut more a "root=" not specified07:14
psycho_oreoshow do you know its a not a CRC-ERROR when it cannot mount root-fs? its an issue with xubuntu UNABLE to find its own ROOT image07:14
Cr0pcan i get you a general idea of how latpop disks are setup?/ sorry i am on windows so i cannot rip the exact thing07:15
Cr0pyeahhh but i didNOT specify "root=" and i get the error to append the "root=" boot options07:16
psycho_oreosmaybe another way to look at it is to try your burnt xubuntu discs on another PC07:16
psycho_oreosnormally you DON"T have to specify07:16
psycho_oreoss/DON"T/DON'T/07:16
Cr0plol.. yeah but my brother's laptop isn't home... but due to the fact that i am using an external dvd-writer :/07:17
psycho_oreosthere might be another way, eject the internal optical drive so xubuntu won't get confused, but only maybe07:18
Cr0pthe boot options are as default.. what changes you guys would propose me?07:18
Cr0pohhhh07:18
Cr0pnice thought07:18
psycho_oreoslike eject the hardware, not the tray or whatever.. physically eject from the bay if possible07:18
Cr0pmy internal optical drive is a bit weirdos.. so i guess getting it out of the way would help xubuntu spot the /root/ perfectly07:18
Cr0phow would i eject that thing 0.007:19
psycho_oreosif you can eject it, normally there's button on the underside of the laptop07:19
Cr0pok i found out07:19
psycho_oreosand I wouldn't do it whilst your laptop is active if you're chatting from it07:19
Cr0phard said than done07:20
Cr0p:@07:20
Cr0pXD07:20
Cr0poaky07:20
Cr0pokay07:20
psycho_oreoswell reboot, get into BIOS screen and once in there, eject the drive07:20
well_laid_lawnno fire?07:20
Cr0plol07:20
Cr0pXD07:20
Cr0pokay07:20
Cr0pi'm trying all of you 2 answers07:21
psycho_oreosthat's probably the safest way, windows might chuck a wobbly after finding out a missing optical drive07:21
Cr0pwill get back in 10mins07:21
Cr0pokay07:21
Cr0phope my BIOS have the option to do so07:21
Cr0pif not07:21
Cr0pi shall eject it physically07:21
Cr0p:207:21
Cr0pis it ok?07:22
well_laid_lawnpower down first07:22
Cr0pokay07:22
Cr0pi'm doing that07:22
well_laid_lawnluck07:22
Cr0pwhat should i try first?07:22
psycho_oreoswell yeah the second suggestion was mine :)07:22
Cr0pthx07:22
Cr0pshould i try BIOS or physical first?07:23
psycho_oreosI'd physically eject, no point trying to disable in BIOS as linux kernel maybe able to detect it07:23
Cr0pyep07:23
Cr0pgood point pscho07:23
Cr0pthx07:23
Cr0pi will be right back07:23
psycho_oreosno worries07:23
Cr0pgimme 10mins07:23
Cr0por less07:23
Cr0pthanks anyhow for time07:23
Cr0p:)07:23
Cr0pcya07:23
well_laid_lawn:]07:23
Cr0pback07:28
Cr0pi did exactly as you guys said ; ejected the disk physically.. ran ubuntu live cd... same issue07:29
Cr0psays something about.. cannot find root "<NULL>" or unknown device (140,1)07:30
Cr0pthen advice me to specify "root="07:30
psycho_oreosbugger, I'd say its definitely a bad media or drive.. if you had USB flashdrive and used that method it might not have such issues07:30
Cr0pafterwhich the kernel panic error as before07:30
Cr0pdrive is fine.. i don't have a SINGLE issue with other distros as backtrack 4 etc07:31
Cr0pbut xubuntu seems to have kernel compatibility issue07:31
Cr0pbut be noted that backtrack 4 wasnot burnt by me07:31
Cr0p:s07:31
Cr0pby a friend07:32
psycho_oreosheh that might explain it07:32
Cr0pso the bad media is still our 1st suspect07:32
psycho_oreosbad burn is still possible07:32
well_laid_lawnyou ran backtrack booting from the same usb drive?07:32
Cr0phmmm yeah... on 10.04 when installing THE BASE SYSTEM, 71% = installing the kernel.. it says cannot isntall : generic package.. X(07:33
Cr0pyes07:33
Cr0pthe drive is perfectly working with every single cds i used, etc07:33
Cr0pbut.. i still suspects my burning tool IMG-BURN07:34
psycho_oreosanother way to try is to burn backtrack4 yourself, burn it to your own media and see if it boots up07:34
psycho_oreosI wouldn't say its ubuntu issue, very rare that its possible07:34
Cr0pokay your guess would be bad media?07:35
Cr0por bad burning tool?07:35
Cr0pas in running live cds, no issue here07:35
Cr0pIMGBURN is not very popular as alcohol100% or NERO07:36
well_laid_lawnbacktrack is ubuntu based so if it works...07:36
Cr0pit should work here also07:36
psycho_oreosyeah backtrack 4 is based on ubuntu07:36
Cr0pyep backtrack as ubuntu is debian based07:36
psycho_oreosI wouldn't say its bad burning tool, but again possible07:36
Cr0pokay.. please... what does the "root=" means07:37
psycho_oreosI wouldn't say ubuntu is debian, that's like waging a war imo but anyway07:37
Cr0pwhat root=/dev/xxx should i put in?07:37
psycho_oreosroot specifies the base filesystem for the kernel to start looking for rc/init scripts and what not07:37
psycho_oreosand xxx could be anything07:37
Cr0pwould that be the error then?? because many ppl need to specify the root= boot option07:38
Cr0pyea.. could be sda1 or hda107:38
well_laid_lawnit's the live cd so it won't be sda07:38
Cr0pif i give you a good overview of the setup of my disks/partitions in windows would it help guessing the right /dev/ ?07:39
psycho_oreosnormally one doesn't need to specify root= like I said, its been specified by ISOLINUX which generally handles the more complex boot params07:39
psycho_oreoshard disk and optical drives run off different numbers07:39
Cr0pyeah07:39
Cr0phd(x,x)07:40
psycho_oreosI'd say with physically ejected internal optical drive, it would be either {s,h}da107:40
Cr0phda1 tried07:41
Cr0pbut sda1 isNOT a bad idea07:41
psycho_oreosit might also be {s.h}db1 as well07:41
Cr0pwould advice me messing with the root= boot options?07:42
psycho_oreoswait.. boot into backtrack and check the /etc/fstab contents07:42
Cr0phuh 0.0?07:42
Cr0p-.- knew i should NOT have returned the backtrack cd07:42
Cr0p:@07:42
Cr0plame me!07:42
well_laid_lawnany live cd would do07:43
Cr0pi got knoppix hanging around07:43
Cr0pmandrake also07:43
Cr0pwait i spot both07:43
psycho_oreos{s,h}da1 specifies the first detected drive (regardless if its hard disk, optical, etc) {s,h}db1 would be the second detected drive, yadda yadda yadda07:43
Cr0phey07:43
psycho_oreosI'd do knoppix, don't know about mandrake doing livecd boot but probably possible07:43
Cr0pmandrake everywhere has it also07:44
Cr0pif i try the s.hda107:44
well_laid_lawngoota go with psycho_oreos on that - /dev/sdb1  would be worth a try07:44
Cr0pthe s.hdb1?07:44
Cr0pyeah07:44
psycho_oreosyeah its either sdb1 or hdb107:44
Cr0pgood point guyz07:44
Cr0pmaybe that's my ticket to pass the kernel panic07:44
psycho_oreoshopefully07:45
Cr0pmy external drive07:45
Cr0pis removable07:45
Cr0pso it should be dectected second07:45
Cr0pif07:45
Cr0pmy optical internal drive is out-of-the-way07:46
Cr0pif my optical drive comes in play it is either sdb2 or hdb2?07:46
well_laid_lawnyep07:47
Cr0pgood thing to hear07:47
Cr0pif linux cannot find the root07:47
Cr0pwhy not help him07:47
Cr0pthe kernel panic shows that xubuntu cannot find its filesystem07:47
Cr0phim = it**07:47
well_laid_lawnI meant that if the internal drive is still attached then the usb one would be sdb207:47
Cr0pyeah07:48
Cr0pshould i jump in your views and try?07:48
Cr0pso in no way it would be sda if it is removable/07:49
Cr0p?07:49
well_laid_lawnonly way to see if it'll work is to look :]07:49
Cr0pyeah.. who tries nothing get nowhere07:49
Cr0psorry for bad english.. not my native language07:50
Cr0p-.-07:50
well_laid_lawnyour doing fine :]07:50
Cr0pok.. thx for telling me so ^_^".. ok i'm off trying this07:50
Cr0pbrb in 5mins07:50
* psycho_oreos peers in after getting distracted07:50
Cr0phello bakc07:58
Cr0pback07:58
Cr0pno luck BUT07:58
Cr0pi am coming with some interesting news07:58
Cr0phere is an overview of the error i get before i'm told to append "root=" in my boot options07:58
Cr0pRAMDISK: Compressed image found at block 007:59
Cr0pinvalid compressed format(err=2)07:59
Cr0pVFS: Cannot open root device "sdb1" or unknown-block(0,0)08:00
Cr0pPlease append "root=" boot options...08:00
Cr0panyone here?08:00
Cr0panyone here?08:14
ceschi. I´m getting the error gcc: command not found when trying to install a program. What should I do to solve this error?10:46
bazhangcesc, install how?10:46
cescI´m trying to compile a tar.gz program.10:49
cescand then install it.10:49
bazhangcesc, install build-essential then10:49
bazhangcesc, what package by the way10:49
psycho_oreos!compiling | cesc10:50
ubottucesc: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)10:50
well_laid_lawn!checkinstall10:50
ubottucheckinstall is a wrapper to "make install", useful for installing programs you compiled. It will create a .deb package, which will be listed in the APT database and can be uninstalled like other packages. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall - Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page, and DO NOT interrupt CheckInstall while it's running!10:50
cescI don´t have internet access at home at the moment.. can I download build-essential from  the web and install it later at home?10:50
bazhangcesc, what package did you wish to compile10:50
TheSheep!apt-zip | cesc10:51
cescis aircrack10:51
bazhang!find aircrack10:51
TheSheep!info apt-zip | cesc10:51
ubottucesc: apt-zip (source: apt-zip): Update a non-networked computer using apt and removable media. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.18 (lucid), package size 20 kB, installed size 128 kB10:51
ubottuFound: aircrack-ng10:51
bazhang!info aircrack-ng10:51
ubottuaircrack-ng (source: aircrack-ng): wireless WEP/WPA cracking utilities. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:1.0-1 (lucid), package size 1529 kB, installed size 2748 kB10:51
cescwhat I do is ... tar -zxvf aircrack-ng-1.1.tar.gz10:53
cescthen.. cd aircrack-ng-1.110:53
cescthen.. make10:53
bazhangcesc, its in the repos. no need to compile10:53
cescthen I should do ... make install10:53
bazhangsudo apt-get install aircrack-ng10:54
cescI don´t use ubuntu i use xubuntu10:54
cesc10.0410:54
bazhangcesc, that makes zero difference10:54
cescok.. but I don´t have internet access at home.10:54
bazhangpackages.ubuntu.com then10:54
sampleeei love ubuntu10:55
sampleeeso how does it work here with getting a litle help?10:56
well_laid_lawnyou just ask away sampleee10:57
sampleeeallright10:57
sampleeegot a problem with an updated 10.0410:57
sampleeeeven in recovery-mode it wont boot anymore10:58
cescso bazhang... if I download aircrack from packages.ubuntu.com I would be able to install it back home where I don´t have internet access?10:58
bazhangcesc, dpkg -i  xyz.deb10:58
bazhangcesc, or double click10:58
sampleeesays udev[514]: BUS= will be removed in a future udev versio10:58
sampleeewow10:59
sampleeethats weird10:59
sampleeeits like magic10:59
well_laid_lawnblack magic...10:59
sampleeeit just went on10:59
sampleeecool10:59
sampleeelike i said10:59
sampleeei love ubuntu10:59
cescwith this packages I will not get the gcc: not found command I get when trying to install aircrack-ng-1.1.tar.gz?11:00
well_laid_lawnsampleee: it's an old comp?11:00
sampleeeya, kinda old11:00
sampleeebut dunno....11:00
sampleeedualcore and stuff11:00
sampleeeraid11:00
well_laid_lawnk11:00
sampleeeand all that11:00
sampleeeso i guess not really old11:01
well_laid_lawnno11:01
cescthanks for your help bazhang.11:01
sampleeebut im just installing xubuntu onto my brothers really old machine11:01
sampleee800mhz11:01
bazhangcesc, welcome11:01
sampleeeis there some kinda printer-department arround here?11:04
sampleeeor do i just go ahead with asking again?11:04
cescbazhang this packages are for ubuntu... and I have xubuntu 10.04. Doesn´t matter? Is the same11:05
cesc?11:05
knomecesc, no diff11:05
cescthanks.11:05
bazhangcesc, all the same11:05
sampleee...?11:07
bazhanglinuxprinting.org ?11:07
knome!patience | sampleee11:07
ubottusampleee: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org while you wait.11:07
bazhangcheck the printer there11:07
well_laid_lawnsampleee: heh just keep asking - if noone knows now someone later might11:07
sampleeeallright, just dont wanna get on peoples balls ^^11:08
knomeit's not a long time yet11:08
knomesampleee, check forums meanwhile11:08
bazhangnever saw an actual question11:09
sampleeeoki11:09
knomebazhang, pc won't boot11:09
sampleeeits a magicolor 2300w11:09
bazhangknome, thanks!11:09
sampleeein windoze its all good11:10
knomeoh, right, that was diff11:10
sampleeebut when trying to print from ubuntu the printer will go all crazy11:10
sampleeeits like blinking all its leds and stuff11:10
bazhangsampleee, check the linuxprinting.org site11:10
sampleeeidicating some paper-jam or whatever11:10
knomemy mistake, still in the bed w/ phoneirc :)11:10
bazhangsampleee, what does it say about your printer there11:11
sampleeegotta check that later11:11
bazhangworks well, works, paperweight11:11
sampleeeim using this irc from a running installation of xubuntu ^^11:11
bazhangsampleee, that's the first step11:11
sampleeegood ill try there. thanx dude11:12
bazhangsampleee, if it says paperweight thats not good.11:12
sampleeewhats that suppose to mean?11:12
cescbazhang ....... downloading aircrack-ng package only.. would assure that I will be able to install successfully or should I download as well all the Other Packages Related to aircrack-ng?11:13
bazhangcesc, check what dependencies are needed on the site and get them11:13
cescbazhang I´m here http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/aircrack-ng.. where to look for those dependencies... ? sorry I´m a newbie.11:15
bazhangOther Packages Related to aircrack-ng  --->marked in red (depends) cesc11:16
cescthanks bazhang11:17
bazhangcesc, welcome11:17
cescbut bazhang every package has it's own dependencies as well.. that could be endless.... or I just need to download the ones marked in red in the aircrack-ng package and not go any further...11:19
bazhangcesc, just those11:19
cescthanks11:19
psycho_oreoscesc, "install" is http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=install_aircrack11:19
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knomecan i install a ppa so that only some of the packages are upgraded to the newer ppa versions?12:56
Cr0panyone here?13:54
knomeno, we're hiding. ssshhh!13:54
Cr0pcan i come?13:54
knomesure13:55
Cr0p*whispers* sorry, can i come in?13:55
Cr0phello knome13:55
Cr0pwhat's up?13:55
knomehey Cr0p13:55
knomenot much. home alone listening to music13:55
Cr0pthx for help yesterday!13:55
Cr0p0.013:55
Cr0psame13:55
Cr0p-.- everyone at the seaside13:55
Cr0p:/13:55
knomenp13:56
Cr0pwhat music are you listening too?13:56
knomeeverything that's on my hd, right now sebastien schuller13:57
Cr0p^_^ i downloaded 8.0413:57
knomedid it work?13:57
Cr0pohhh Xd13:57
Cr0phmmm13:57
Cr0pnot really13:57
Cr0p-.-13:57
knomewhat happened?13:57
Cr0pI got some interesting errors13:57
Cr0pcan i give you a small log?13:57
Cr0pi'll just type it XD13:58
Cr0pRAMDISK: Compressed image found at block 013:58
Cr0pinvalid compressed format(err=2)13:58
knome!pastebin | Cr0p13:58
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Cr0pVFS: cannot open root device "<NULL>" or unknown block(141,1)13:59
Cr0pPlease append "root=" to your boot options13:59
knomedid you? ;)13:59
Cr0pdid you? what?14:00
knomedid you append root=14:00
Cr0pi appended "root=/dev/sda1"14:00
Cr0ptried sdb1 hdb114:01
Cr0p!pastebin14:01
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Cr0p.... 0.0????14:05
knome?14:06
Cr0pRAMDISK: Compressed image found at block 014:07
Cr0pinvalid compressed format(err=2)14:07
Cr0pVFS: cannot open root device "<NULL>" or unknown block(141,1)14:07
Cr0pPlease append "root=" to your boot options...14:07
Cr0pKernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(141,1)14:07
Cr0pwhat would you suggest?14:08
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Cr0psorry i disconnected.. what would you advice me?14:10
knomei don't know14:11
Cr0p:'(.. sniff then.. I don't think xubuntu is the way to go :/14:12
psycho_oreos<Cr0p> invalid compressed format(err=2) <--- that is the issue :)14:14
Cr0pwhat are my solutions?14:14
Cr0phey sup oreos!! XD14:14
psycho_oreosyes we meet again -_-14:15
Cr0pyes! i tried to get you this morning again but no answer T_T14:16
psycho_oreosI'd say its definitely a bad burn or bad media, and why not invest in USB flash drive?14:16
psycho_oreosI was afk for a bit14:16
Cr0pi have a 4gb usb flash drive staring at me :/14:17
KE1HAUSB keys are notorious for causing issues with compressed images. The chips themselves are bottom of the barrel, and normally, the results prove it.14:17
psycho_oreosnot a bad idea, put xubuntu on that with unetbootin and give that a shot14:18
psycho_oreoscompared to the issue here with constant bad burns and bad media?14:18
Cr0pgoshhhh... my internet is such a... man!! 0.014:19
Cr0pi get disconnected for nothing.. i hate my isp..14:19
KE1HAHmm.. dont know abt that one, Ive gotten to the point with burs, than I NFS all the ISO if possible, as the media and CD-Rom error issues drive me nuty-bonkers, but can't always go over NFS.14:19
Cr0pohhh14:20
psycho_oreosI personally hardly have had issues with using unetbootin and flash media, they're fast and generally reliable if you buy a good brand imo14:20
KE1HAYep, those 4 dollar deals you get at the check-out counters are terrible.14:20
Cr0pi got a good usb flash drive.. 4gb but my bios does NOT allow booting from usb devices14:20
psycho_oreoseven though it supports booting from USB Optical lol14:21
Cr0pyes.. this is so weird14:21
psycho_oreosdo you have floppy drive?14:21
Cr0pshould i checksum the iso i downloaded14:21
Cr0pnope!14:21
KE1HAAlways14:21
KE1HAI do every one.14:22
Cr0pbtw my internal dvd rom drive is still physically removed14:22
Cr0p:P14:22
psycho_oreosheh14:22
Cr0pSO... what is the best solution?14:22
psycho_oreosmd5sum check the file :p14:23
KE1HA+1 on MD514:23
psycho_oreosthat was suggested earlier on by me as well14:23
Cr0pgood14:23
Cr0plol14:24
psycho_oreosso you checking it now? or are you saying good was because the result came up ok?14:24
Cr0pno because i'm crying out loud at my pc for being so slow and wishing my isp was jailed/sued for giving such service14:26
psycho_oreoslol14:26
Cr0pthe MD5 as written on the website is14:27
Cr0pea2e852642ed5dcc722d67e181eb5c8914:27
KE1HAGeneral question, how long after a Ubuntu release happens, does the subsequent Xubuntu release follow, just ball part?14:27
Cr0pWOW.. I'm gonna kill someone/something soon!!! THE MD5 CHECKSUM DOES NOT MATCH AT ALL14:30
KE1HAOuch14:30
Cr0phow the?? the iso is still fully working.. and the md5 checksums donot match14:31
knomeCr0p, please watch your language14:31
Cr0p8D6171C55B9EE4632A431CE5D5B95D3B <-> ea2e852642ed5dcc722d67e181eb5c89(as on website)14:31
Cr0psorry knome.. it is only these slight issues get me on nerves :/14:32
psycho_oreoswell now you know that all that burning had failed and was because of that14:32
knomeCr0p, i understand, but let's try to keep as calm as possible :)14:32
KE1HACr0p, Are you using that MD5 check script ? it compared Burned v.s. Stored ISO MD5 ..14:33
Cr0p*yoga pose* calm down... calm down... now how can i download the iso again and make sure it doesnot get corrupted?14:33
KE1HACompares ..14:33
Cr0pno i'm checking the ISO on the website and the one i downloaded :S14:33
KE1HAI use this, it works well : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM14:34
KE1HAThere's two checks to be 100% accurate, ISO on the Hard drive check, then ISO on the CD-ROM check, if they both match, ur in good shape.14:34
Cr0pokay :)14:35
Cr0pIn my case, the ISO i downloaded looks corrupted14:35
bazhangget the torrent14:35
KE1HAAllot og folks only check the Hard Drive Image, and have troubles after, or you could just do the CD-ROM check but it wont tell you where things go wrong if it fails to match.14:35
Cr0pand the error i get "invalid compressed format(err=2)" confirms my doubt14:36
Apocalyptohi14:36
Cr0phi apocalypto14:36
Apocalyptois there an ubuntu/xubuntu requirement comparison?14:36
bazhangApocalypto, about the same14:36
psycho_oreosthe only difference is the frontend GUI stuff14:36
KE1HA=> 2,0Gb diff :-)14:37
Apocalyptoi have a low spec system14:37
Apocalyptoand i wonder if xubuntu would run faster14:37
bazhanglubuntu perhaps14:37
knomeApocalypto, how much ram?14:37
bazhangnot really14:37
Cr0p!pastebin14:37
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Apocalypto512mb sdram14:37
knomexubuntu should run okayish at least14:37
KE1HAxfce is far better than Gnome for light weight systems fer sure. It runs nicely on my D400 1.2Ghz, 512MB ram.14:38
KE1HAlubuntu is super light is Xubuntu doesnt' get it done fer ya.14:38
KE1HAIf*14:39
contourmanderp i thought my dads laptop it might be better on ubuntu. 256mb ram is unusable on everything :(14:39
psycho_oreosexcept for maybe puppy linux or running as server mode :)14:40
contourmani'll look into lubuntu when my firefox  unfreezes14:40
Apocalyptoi used to run archlinux on this pc14:41
KE1HAcontourman, have you tried lubuntu or Puppy, or DSL, those are Ultra lights.14:41
psycho_oreosarch would be quite a wise choice if you're used to it14:41
Apocalyptothe thing is something happened and it doesnt show me the login screen14:42
KE1HAI sticl wiht Xubuntu mostly, and just haul out things as needed, but my Old lappy is gog slow for the most part, but Xub runs pretty good on it.14:42
KE1HADog slow14:42
Cr0p!pastebinit http://imagebin.org/10963314:43
Cr0phere is the md5 screenshot i get http://imagebin.org/10963314:43
KE1HAIs that a chck from the HD ISO or the CD ISO ?14:44
Cr0pHD ISO14:44
KE1HAOk, now chk the CD ISO and see if you get a match on the ND514:44
KE1HAmatch with the HD check number that is.14:45
KE1HAthen you'll know if your burner is at least operating properly.14:45
Cr0phow?? the thing is i am on windows right now.. i don't have a clue how to check this14:45
Cr0p:/14:45
KE1HAYou MD5'ed the HD ISO, and got a number, all be it, it's wrong., that's ok, write dwn the #, then MD5 the Disk in the drive.14:46
KE1HAEither way, your gonna need a new ISO for a properly install, but you'll know of ur burner is working properly at the speeds your writing.14:47
Cr0pyeah.. praying it will work14:47
KE1HABurn as slow as you can.14:47
Cr0pyeah i get your point.. i completely agree with you14:48
Cr0pi got it to 24x14:48
Cr0pit was burning at 52x on first attempt14:48
Cr0pthen decided to slow it down to 24x14:48
Cr0pbut now i found that the iso is corrupted14:48
KE1HAI did that, and made allot of Coffe Cup Coaster :-)14:48
Cr0pforgot to mention that my internet went off when downloading the ISO.. but since it had resume capabilities it continued :/14:49
KE1HABurned at 24x etc etc .. now, its all 8x fer CD's and 4x fer DVD's14:49
Cr0p8x??? this is great news... thx.. :/14:49
Cr0pmy cds go more as reflector for my room14:50
Cr0pXD14:50
KE1HAWell, it depends on the drive allot of times, and I bought good drives, but even so, Burn Slow once, or risk burning lots of times is my motto14:51
Cr0pyes.. my external dvd writer is really good at reading and so on.. but your motto is better14:51
Cr0plol14:51
Cr0pwait.. i cannot md5 a whole drive.. should i Make an iso out of the cd14:52
KE1HAWell, I've got a stack of coaster that I made from testing higher speeds :-)14:52
Cr0pthen check its md514:52
KE1HAYes, MD5 the ISO DL first, then MD5 the CD-ISO after burn.14:53
Cr0plol same.. i got mine from burning at SO-CALLED ultra-fast buffering speed14:53
KE1HALOL.. yeah, good for Clay Target shooting :-)14:53
KE1HAThey make nice mirrors though.14:54
bazhanglive usb if your machine supports it14:54
KE1HAAnd if your doing ISO testing, that can run into ALLOT of mirrors in a hurry :-)14:54
Cr0pi cannot live usb... too old lappy from 200414:55
Cr0pyes.. lot of mirrors14:55
KE1HAI do most testing of ISO in VBOX, so each round of Updates I only need about 8 physical ISO, but still, dont like to do them twice.14:56
Cr0pi used virtual pc.. but vbox is better14:56
Cr0phmmm i'm creating the iso out of the cd14:56
KE1HAYeah, I bought VMware 6 as well, but find Vbox, if you install it properly, does a great job.14:57
Cr0pextremely good job14:57
Cr0psaved me a lot xD14:57
KE1HAWhen you install it though, ya gotta get the Guest Additionas correct, and that takes build-essentials and kernel headers.14:58
Cr0pYUPPPIIIIII my burner did good job.. the md5 matches.. the fault goes to the corrupted ISO14:58
KE1HA+114:59
bazhang!yay | Cr0p14:59
ubottuCr0p: Glad you made it! :-)14:59
Cr0pnow i need to switch my internet speed to 1mb and download that thing again14:59
KE1HALOL.. 1MB, I wish i could get that, we're on a wireless internet service, 300/400kbs is about it.15:00
Cr0p!yay | Everyone15:00
ubottuEveryone: Glad you made it! :-)15:00
Cr0pi'm right now on 512kbps15:01
KE1HAalso, zsync is the way I go as well, very few times has it caused me any issues.15:01
Cr0pzsync?15:01
KE1HAcrul, wget, http.. all have given me issues in the past.15:01
KE1HAyeah, zsync, similar to rsync15:02
Cr0pahhhhh... sorry for misunderstanding15:02
Cr0pdo you know of a good download manager for windows15:02
Cr0pexcept that freaking IDM15:02
KE1HAand I never use tor files, not fer testing ISO's15:02
Cr0pno worries.. i need to get that file again15:03
KE1HAI dont have a windows Box .. well yes, one, but it's not been on in a very long time.15:03
Cr0pohhh lol.. windows is NOT the best OS i know :P.. they always re-invent the wheels in every of their release15:03
Cr0pXD15:03
KE1HAyou can get zsync fer windows though.15:04
KE1HAwithout using Cygwin15:04
Cr0preally15:04
Cr0pnice to hear15:04
KE1HAyou run it from the CMD line.15:04
Cr0phey a question.. if i resume a broken download.. does that increase the risk of a corrupted download??15:05
psycho_oreosnot necessarily15:05
bazhangvia torrent? or http15:05
Cr0phttp?15:05
KE1HAYep, that's why I use zsync.15:05
Cr0phttp!@15:05
bazhangI'd go for zsync or torrent if thats an issue15:05
KE1HAhttp probably the worst, tor a little better, rsync good, zsync probably the best overall fer error correction on resume.15:06
Cr0pnice.. because i certainly don't have a connection 20mb as my cousin15:06
bazhangnever had a corrupted torrent here15:06
KE1HAhttp is horrinle on resume.15:07
Cr0ptorrent is the worst you can have in my island15:07
KE1HAwel, fer general media DL, tor is pretty good, but fer error free needs I shy away from it.15:07
Cr0ptorrent go really slow with my ISP.. we have restriction on torrents15:07
Cr0p:/15:07
KE1HAif im doing MP3's or Movies, tor is more than adaquate.15:08
Cr0pyes it is :)15:09
Cr0pdling zsync15:10
KE1HASee advantages of zsync: http://zsync.moria.org.uk/15:10
Cr0pmore a synchroniser than a downloader15:11
Cr0p:D15:11
KE1HAYep, and if your workign on dialy's it's the bee's knee's15:11
KE1HAcan also fix your MD5 issies.15:12
KE1HAoops issues15:12
KE1HAYou would not have to re-download the ISO, jsut re-sync it.15:12
Cr0pWOW.. here i come then.. looking for a windows ver15:13
Cr0pXD15:13
Cr0pso in some way; it finds the corrupted binaries and overwrite it with the correct ones15:14
KE1HAIt makes the two binary's match, so yes, it finds the errors so to speak.15:15
KE1HABut it only download the parts that need updating, saving lots and lots of time.15:16
KE1HAthat part of the applicaiotn actually comes from rsync.15:16
Cr0pextremely fine15:17
Cr0p:D15:17
KE1HAIf your a Ubuntu ISO tester, that's the two methods they prefer, zsync and rsync.15:18
KE1HAFor lots of reasons, but mainly saving bandwidth.15:18
KE1HA& Server Loading I suppose.15:18
KE1HAOnly one Caviot though, the ISO your downloading, needs to have a .zsync extension, so not every sote is using this yet, but Ubuntu is.15:19
KE1HAnot every site .. ..15:20
KE1HAso when you start your download, you select the ISO wiht the iso.zsync extension, not the standard blah-blah.iso15:20
Cr0pahhh15:21
Cr0pwait it is quite hard to use15:21
KE1HAnot really, you just do zsync blah-blah.iso.zsync  and off it goes.15:23
KE1HALike here's a lince form my zsync script: time zsync http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/daily/current/maverick-alternate-amd64.iso.zsync15:25
KE1HAthe Time is so I know how long it's taking as I grep that out for a report.15:25
KE1HABut you dont want Maverick :-)15:26
KE1HAThat's jsut fer testing ISO's15:26
bazhangKE1HA, xubuntu is usually released within a day of ubuntu and kubuntu as far as I remember15:26
Cr0pbut.... so i do  zsync http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/daily/current/maverick-alternate-amd64.iso.zsync?15:27
KE1HAbazhang, Cool, TNX I was just curious, as Im working on a couple other projects.15:27
bazhangKE1HA, just from memory and checking distrowatch.com release schedules/etc15:27
KE1HAYes, but dont Zsync that one Cr0p that's Maverick 10.10 ... not what you want for what your doing.15:27
Cr0pzsync http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/8.04/release/xubuntu-8.04.1-desktop-i386.iso?15:28
KE1HAyes, but add the iso.zsync15:28
Cr0pszync http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/8.04/release/xubuntu-8.04.1-desktop-i386.iso.zsync15:28
psycho_oreoswhy not 10.04, why 8.04?15:28
KE1HAwhat distro you want Xubuntu i386 or ?  alt ot normal ?15:28
KE1HAYeah, i'd go wiht 10.04 as well.15:29
KE1HA8.04 is out of update.15:29
Cr0pbut i get issues with 10.0415:29
psycho_oreosplus if you're not adept with CLI you may run into some issues which you might not be able to fix15:30
bazhang!hardy15:30
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KE1HAAhh, ok15:30
psycho_oreosand what sort of issues?15:30
bazhanghardy is still supported15:30
KE1HAProbably Boot / GPU issues15:30
Cr0plinux kernel : linux.package ; on installing15:30
KE1HAI thought it was done with updates15:30
* psycho_oreos thinks it was that old issue with compressed image15:30
Cr0pyeah15:30
Cr0pcompressed imagne15:31
psycho_oreoswhich was md5sum issue, not 10.04's fault :)15:31
Cr0poreos i found out the cause of this bad compressed image15:31
bazhangnope, til 201115:31
bazhangdesktop that is15:31
KE1HAwell i got some band news then Cr0p .. I dont think 8.04 supports zsync15:31
Cr0p0.0 that is some extreme bad news15:31
Cr0pbut my point is15:32
Cr0pwait15:32
Cr0plet met md5 my 10.0415:32
KE1HA9.04 / 9.10 I think does.15:32
Cr0pmy burner, my media are all fine15:32
Cr0pit is my downloader that fails me15:32
Cr0p:/15:32
Cr0pi'm going for 9.04 then15:33
psycho_oreosI personally think the later the version the better for the beginner whose not familiar to the whole linux thing15:33
KE1HAOk, let me check 9.04 zsync15:33
KE1HALMAO,,, nope, 9.10 does, 9.04 does not.15:34
Cr0p0.0 let me checksum my downloaded 10.0415:34
Cr0pweird system KE1HA15:34
Cr0pxD15:34
KE1HA:-) agreed, I dont make the rules though, just stuck with them like the rest :-)15:34
KE1HAI'd recommed the ALT installation ISO if your having Install / GPU X-Freeze issues.15:35
Cr0pi'll go with karmic koala15:35
Cr0pthen15:35
KE1HAso you want to do: zsync http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/karmic/release/xubuntu-9.10-alternate-i386.iso.zsync15:36
psycho_oreosI still don't understand why you're not going with lucid if you're a beginner but whatever I give up arguing/debating15:36
KE1HAOld Laptop, he has the Black Screen freeze issue.15:36
Cr0poreos where you here last night?15:36
Cr0pwere**15:37
psycho_oreosyour issue with md5sum could easily be solved if the md5sum matches15:37
Cr0pyes15:37
psycho_oreosno, I think I was probably asleep, I was here and responding when well_laid_lawn was here15:37
Cr0poreos i'm considering your views a lot. i am right now doing a checksum of my HD ISO15:37
KE1HAwell, there's no harm in trying Cr0p go fer it, your better off with 10.04 fer sure, if you can run it.15:37
psycho_oreosblack screen can be fixed by noacpi or acpi=off hack15:38
KE1HANot always.15:38
psycho_oreosyup but its always worth a try, unless he has tried it15:38
KE1HAOh definately.15:38
Cr0pto my great surprise FD34461A96585BEC8B6097E9BA85691C.. doesnot match with 62b06b14573c2fc5b2bf5a526da15e65 *xubuntu-10.04-alternate-i386.iso15:38
Cr0pi did the acpi=off.. it is only for interupt error bypass.. but my issue is elsewhere15:39
KE1HACr0p, no, those do not match fer sure :-)15:39
psycho_oreoswhich means that needs to be re-downloaded again for re-comparison15:39
KE1HAYep15:39
Cr0pright 85% of installation it says it cannot install linux.generic package for kernel15:39
Cr0pXD15:39
KE1HAwell, that could be the currupt ISO as well.15:39
Cr0pwhy my downloader always like failing me15:40
Cr0pXd15:40
psycho_oreoswhich went back to md5sum, for the nth time15:40
Cr0pwhy15:40
KE1HAor, you've got the kernel Blues, liek allot of us have :-)15:40
psycho_oreoshe did, unmountable rootfs because of corrupt compressed fs15:40
KE1HAhttp man, it's all I can say, not so good fer error correction.15:40
Cr0pyes exactly oreos..15:41
Cr0pi agree ke1ha.. i'm off trying to zsync15:41
KE1HAThere's no point in trying to install an ISO that doesn't not MD5 check properly.15:41
Cr0pi did NOT care for that before.. but NOW.. md5 first15:42
KE1HAWell, the Install instructions all say to do that, probably fer good reason :-)15:42
KE1HABut what they dont always tell you, is MD5 the CD-Burn and the HD ISO image.15:42
Cr0pyes15:43
KE1HAand folks get all pissed off when they cant get a good MD5 on the CD-ISO, so they DL DL DL and still no go.15:43
Cr0pThat wat get me off15:43
KE1HABut what they dont see is the Burner running too fast.15:43
KE1HAif the MD5 the DL, then MD5 the CD-ISO, they know they got a good ISO15:44
KE1HAand if the Install fails then, itf a SW / HW issue.15:44
Cr0pyes15:45
Cr0pzsync is not working -.-15:45
psycho_oreosCr0p, what sort of laptop specs are you going to run xubuntu on out of curiousity?15:45
Cr0pit cannot open the link http://mirror.internode.on.net/pub/ubuntu/xubuntu/10.04/release/xubuntu-10.04-alternate-i386.iso.zsync15:45
KE1HAlet me trying real quick.15:46
Cr0pintel celeron 1.5ghz.. ddr2 ram 256mb, 64mb integrated graphic intel for mobile 2, 60gb harddrive space15:46
psycho_oreoshmm ok15:47
KE1HAthis is working here: zsync http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/karmic/release/xubuntu-9.10-alternate-i386.iso.zsync15:47
Cr0pit is way above the 196mb advertised15:47
KE1HAThat's a good thing -)15:48
KE1HAIm gettign 375Kbs15:48
KE1HAHow do I pastenin an image15:49
Cr0p!pasteit15:49
Cr0p!pastebin15:50
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KE1HAtnx15:50
Cr0pthe zsync for windows is so messed up15:50
KE1HAhttp://imagebin.org/10964015:50
Cr0p-.-15:54
Cr0psniff zsync is failing me.. not working at all.. all weird errors.. windows is so lame15:54
KE1HAThat's K in morse code :-)15:54
Cr0plol XD15:54
KE1HAIndeed.15:54
KE1HA-.-  .  .---- .... .-  = KE1HA in morese code :-)15:56
KE1HAYou may have to try another zsync app, im not too familiar with them, but thee's several around.15:57
Cr0pXD16:00
Cr0pyes16:00
Cr0pi'm trying everything i can16:01
Cr0pisn't there a ftp server16:01
Cr0p?16:01
Cr0pwhere i can dl those files?16:01
KE1HAwhich files, the 9.10 images ?16:01
Cr0pyes16:02
KE1HAhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/karmic/release/xubuntu-9.10-alternate-i386.iso16:02
Cr0pthe thing with the zsync for windows, it scans my whole c:/ dirve16:02
KE1HAMain Page is: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/karmic/release/16:02
Cr0pdrive**16:02
KE1HANot good software, I'd try another app, but certainly get rid of that one fer sure.16:03
KE1HAI'll find one, hold on.16:03
KE1HAwhat was the nale of the one you tried ?16:04
KE1HAwhoops name ..16:04
Cr0p ZSKSoft Synchronizer16:05
KE1HAOk16:05
Cr0pZsync in short term16:05
Cr0pi am downloading http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/karmic/release/xubuntu-9.10-alternate-i386.iso.zsync and see if i can load it manually with the app16:06
KE1HAok16:07
KE1HACr0p, real answer = Dump WinDoze :-)16:07
KE1HAKinda hard to do though if ya can't get UB installed.16:07
Cr0pgoogling16:08
KE1HAHere's one: http://www.zsync.com/16:09
Cr0pmy friend :@ Use internet download manager, it's the best out there. You'll get the trial version on the net but you can use a patch to make it full version.16:09
KE1HANevermined, that's what you used.16:09
KE1HATat a windows app ?16:10
Cr0pyes :/16:10
KE1HAAhh, I dont know about Windows apps much.16:10
Cr0pi know! but think of it as the application that ruined most of my downloads16:10
KE1HAi like sudo apt-get install too much to work with Windows :-)16:11
Cr0pi'm praying for the day i get xubuntu installed finally :/16:11
KE1HAYeah, I know what you mean, I've got that ome box that's giving me trouble, but about 10 boxes around the house here all have UB on them, and running just fine.,16:12
Cr0pyes 1 out of 1016:13
Cr0pthat one box tends to screw everything nah?16:13
KE1HAand that's actually not Ubuntu's fault, it's the Kernel peoples fault.16:13
KE1HAIt's the same issues you've got ... GPU x-server / install issues. I need to check into that no-acpi hack though16:14
Cr0pyou should16:15
Cr0pin my guess16:15
Cr0pi'm redownloading the iso again16:15
Cr0phttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/karmic/release/xubuntu-9.10-alternate-i386.iso16:15
Cr0pwait16:15
Cr0pbrb i double my internet speed16:16
KE1HAk16:16
Cr0p123sorry16:20
Cr0p123i disconnected from mirc X(16:20
=== Cr0p123 is now known as cr0p
cr0phttp://imagebin.org/10964416:22
KE1HANo worries, just messing with RythumBox, it's pretty cool ap.16:22
cr0p^^"16:25
KE1HAare you using zsync for the download ?16:25
KE1HAand wow, I thought I had allot of Icons on mydesktop :-)16:26
cr0pnope.. my previous download manage.. zsync is extremely hard to get working in windows.. it is not as simple as a zsync bla-bla.iso.zsync16:26
cr0pyou are not alone16:26
KE1HA:-) ...16:26
KE1HANive theme Boxes though.16:27
cr0pmy desktop is top 10 most filled with useless icons xD16:27
KE1HANice ...16:27
cr0pit is the chromium theme from windows16:28
KE1HALOL.. yeah, I've got a bunch too. I wish the switch desktops would allow for icons on each one seperately.16:28
cr0pyes it would be nice16:28
cr0p XD16:28
KE1HAI guess that's sorta what Compiz does.16:29
cr0pis it?16:29
cr0pyou use what? KDE OR XFCE?16:29
KE1HAGnome and xfce only, I test KDE, but dont like it at all.16:30
cr0pcompiz has lots of awesome effects.. i had it with ELIVE LIVE CD (e17)16:30
KE1HAway to much junk in it fer me.16:30
cr0pKDE is so weirdos.. too bulky as windows explorer16:30
KE1HAthere's lots of nice themes for all of them.16:30
cr0pbrb for 1 mins.. i'm gonna fetch something to eat16:31
cr0p:d16:31
KE1HAYeah, KDE is gettign much like WinDoze and I dont like that.16:31
KE1HAOk no worries, just work'en on wiki's16:31
cr0pokay16:41
cr0pback16:41
cr0phey what is your role in XUBUNTU?? are you a dev?16:41
cr0pi'm not bugging you more now.. i'll let the download finish while i'll go eat..16:44
cr0pbrb in 1hours16:44
cr0pgood luck with your wiki :D16:44
KE1HAOh sri Im back .. No, definately not a Dev :-) just helping out.16:54
empewoowhi, im running the server edition of ubuntu, and im trying to sudo apt-get xubuntu-desktop. but it keeps saying: temporary failure resolving 'nl.archive.ubuntu.com'17:08
empewoowwhat am i doing wrong?17:08
bazhangempewoow, sounds like the archive is not responding; tried another mirror?17:09
empewoowhow can i do that?17:09
empewoowbazhang: im googling that..17:10
bazhangempewoow, change in /etc/apt/sources.list17:10
empewoowbazhang: cool ill tyr17:10
empewoowtry17:10
bazhangempewoow, sudo nano that file17:10
empewoowbazhang: thanks!17:10
bazhangempewoow, be sure to apt-get update afterwards17:11
empewoowyes17:11
bazhangperhaps de. archive or somewhere nearby17:11
empewoowbazhang: should i edit all the nl.archive.ubuntu things in the sources.list?17:11
bazhangempewoow, care to pastebin the file?17:12
bazhangpaste.ubuntu.com17:12
empewoowhmm im running the server on my old laptop17:12
empewoowbecause the normal xubuntu desktop install always failed17:12
bazhangah right then how about installing pastebinit17:13
empewoowso now i try sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop17:13
empewoowok,17:13
empewoowsudo apg-get pastebinit :D?17:13
bazhangits command line; pastebinit | /etc/apt/sources.list will return a url for you to paste here17:13
bazhangwell sudo apT-get17:14
bazhangt not g17:14
empewoowbazhang: ye!17:14
empewoowsorry, typo17:14
bazhangheh17:14
empewoowbazhang: but now its connecting to nl.archive.ubuntu.com again17:15
empewoowi think it will fail again... to get pastebinit17:15
bazhangempewoow, okay then!17:15
empewoowyep, failed again17:15
bazhangjust try editing the first one and see if that does it17:15
bazhangthen if it works, try the rest17:15
empewoowbazhang: k ill tru17:16
empewoowtry17:16
bazhangie switch nl. to de.17:16
empewoowstill need to now how to work with nano :P17:16
empewoowyes i was aboout to do that17:16
bazhangor editor of choice :)17:16
empewoowbazhang: nano works for me!17:17
empewoowbazhang: i did sudo apt-get update, now it says 0% [connecting to de.xxx] [connecting to nl.xxx]17:19
empewoowbazhang: also temporary failure for de.archive.ubuntu.com!!17:19
bazhangempewoow, what about pinging www.google.com17:19
empewoowk17:19
empewoowjust "ping google.com"?17:20
bazhangping www.google.com17:20
empewoowtried that, and sudo ping ww.google.com17:20
empewoowoh wait ill try www17:20
empewoowits doing nothing17:20
empewoowonly cursor _ flashing17:20
bazhangsounds like dns then17:21
bazhangirc works, but nothing else17:21
empewoowim not doing irc on that pc :o17:21
bazhangokay then whole network17:21
empewoowi think the complete intenret is wrong on the laptop17:21
bazhangyep17:21
empewoownetwork yes17:21
empewoowunknown host google.com17:21
bazhangethernet?17:22
empewoowhow do i configure that?17:22
bazhangdoes ifconfig show eth0 ?17:22
empewoowyes17:23
bazhangwhat about sudo dhclient eth017:23
bazhangdoes it get a lease? if so, try pinging google again17:23
empewoowit gets the wrong ip17:24
empewoowmy nromal pc has 192.168.0.xxx (from dhcp)17:24
empewoowthis one gets 192.168.1.10017:24
empewoowthe 1 is wrong17:24
bazhangdoes it get a lease?17:24
empewoowyes17:25
bazhangtry to ping again please17:25
empewoowye tried that, no response17:25
bazhangodd17:25
empewoowmaybe i shall edit i config manually17:25
empewoowto the 0, instead of 1 behind 192.16817:25
bazhangseems like a cable issue perhaps; mac filtering by router?17:26
empewoowno mac filter17:26
empewoowi do use a router as a switch in between these two computers17:26
empewoowrouter -> other router (as switch) -> both this pc (which gets 192.168.1.xx), and the laptop (gets 192.168.0.xx)17:27
bazhangnot sure then.17:27
empewoowbazhang: so maybe i shall edit i config manually?17:28
bazhangempewoow, sounds like your setup is more unconventional17:29
empewoowtrue17:29
empewoowunfortunately :(17:29
empewoowbazhang: do u know how to configure it manually? im on a website, and it says broadcast 192.168.1.25517:32
cr0pthe range is17:32
empewoowbut ive never heard of that ip (its a sample, but dunno what to use there)17:32
cr0p192.168.1.1 - 192.168.1.25517:32
cr0pyour router address would be 192.168.1.117:32
empewoowoh, so shall i add broadcast 192.168.0.255 then? mine is a 017:32
empewoowye my router is 192.168.0.117:33
cr0pand your subnet mask would be 255.255.255.017:33
cr0pwhat is your exact aim? use your pc as router in some sense?17:33
empewoowi think i have it17:33
empewoowno17:34
empewoowmy laptop doesnt get dhcp ip normally17:34
empewoowso i tyr to configure it manually17:34
cr0pahhh17:34
cr0pok17:34
empewoowand this site states what i should enter: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-ubuntu-linux-convert-dhcp-network-configuration-to-static-ip-configuration.html17:34
empewoowbut my numbers are a bit different17:34
cr0pi can give you some manual settings i can think off17:34
empewoowi now have17:34
cr0pyour router is 192.168.0.1?17:34
empewooweh, almost the same as on that site, but then the 0 instead o f117:35
empewoowyes!17:35
KE1HAset the static, the gateway, suub-mask, and DNS, should eb all set.17:35
cr0pso everything connecting to it should be 192.168.0.x17:35
empewoowyes17:35
cr0pfor DNS use opendns17:35
empewoowbut with dhcp it gets 192.168.1.x, so that's whats going wrong, that's why i try setting it manually17:35
KE1HADitto, much faster that my ISP's DNS17:35
KE1HAThan*17:35
cr0pyou can get your pc to connect manually on ip 192.168.0.10 for example17:35
empewoowyes i think so17:36
empewoownever tried it on this one17:36
empewoow(new router since a few days)17:36
cr0pahhh follow KE1HA advice.. i do NOT use same routers and ISPs as you guys :/17:36
KE1HAdo you log ingot ur router with 192.168.1.1 if so that's your gateway.17:36
empewoowwait guys17:37
cr0pif his router address is 192.168.0.1 shouldnt he log in 192.168.0.1?17:37
empewoowit worked17:37
cr0pXD17:37
cr0pnice to hear17:37
empewoowi can now ping www.google.com17:37
KE1HA:-)17:37
cr0phahaha17:37
empewoowthanks mates ^^17:37
bazhangempewoow, nice17:37
empewoownow, back to my original problem17:37
empewoowye thanks bazhang17:37
cr0pthx to bazhang17:38
bazhangnot really but I'll take credit gladly17:38
cr0pstill dling xubuntu 9.10 xD17:38
cr0pahahaha XD17:38
KE1HAdid your ISO download correctly this time cr0p17:38
KE1HANVM.. you just said :-)17:38
cr0pstill getting there KE1HA.. if it doesnot.. i'll happily install every virus i can on my windows machine :)17:39
KE1HAOuch, get you files off it first :-017:39
cr0p^_^" yeah.. i forgot my files XD17:39
empewoowyeey, now i can sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop17:39
KE1HAYou'll like that one, nice desktop.17:40
cr0pempewoow enjoy xubuntu or any ubuntu based distro you are using now17:40
empewoowi hope so, tried ubuntu 9 on the old laptop17:40
empewoowbut it was slow17:40
empewoowcr0p: i hope so :D17:40
KE1HAI like gnome, but like xfce fer fast stuff, no frills.17:40
empewoowcr0p: cause this laptop is always failing installations of either ubuntu or xubuntu dekstop cds17:41
cr0pgnome is self-contained but a bit slow.. xfce rocks the day17:41
empewoowit just freezes17:41
empewoow:D17:41
cr0pwelcome home empewoow.. me too in same dilemma17:41
empewoowhope the problem of freezing lies in the cd, so i can do it via the internet now17:41
KE1HAOnly think missing from xfce is a good network browser.17:41
empewoowcr0p: ? the freezing?17:41
cr0pwhat distro are you using17:42
empewoowKE1HA: it has firefox right? or what do u mean, network?17:42
cr0pxubuntu 10.0417:42
cr0pnetwork browser is anything else! it helps manage your connections with wireless networks :)17:42
KE1HANetwork Browser for gui browsing network connections / drives and things.17:42
empewoowah... so is xfce missing that? i mean i was about to connect to wireless after this installation via cable is complete...17:43
KE1HAWireless is fine, no worries.17:43
empewoowubuntu made me do that, gnome i guess17:43
cr0pempewoow.. when installing the XUBUNTU, i noticed i had to use these boot options "noacpi nolapic" and had to remove "quiet"17:43
empewoowoh k17:43
empewoowcr0p: you mean about the freezing? i did almost the same, noacpi and nolapic helped me further, but i didnt try removing quiet17:44
KE1HAnetowrk browser like windows network neighborhood or gnome network browser17:44
cr0pthe quiet option hides all the backend processing.. but it helps knowing what's going on.. if you remove it, you will see exactly where it freezes :)17:44
empewoowso now that it succesfully installed the ubuntu server, im now trying apt-get install xubuntu-desktop17:44
cr0pyes17:45
KE1HAThe correct Term = Network manager17:45
empewoowah, i c17:45
cr0pwhat are you using as distro empewoow?17:45
empewoowlooking forward to see some gui again !17:45
KE1HA:-) ..17:45
empewoowehm im installing xubuntu-desktop?17:45
empewoow10.04 i guess17:45
KE1HAjust type sudo atasksel that's a guis, Kind of :-)17:46
empewoowlol17:46
KE1HAoops sudo tasksel17:46
cr0pon what distro are you running right now?17:46
KE1HAub-server he said I think17:46
empewoowoh, u mean windows 7 :P17:46
cr0p83% downloaded17:46
cr0pnot now.. i mean on your other machine?17:46
KE1HAthe D400?  nadda, bust, wont install.17:47
cr0pif it is UB then no worries it is kinda same as xubuntu17:47
cr0pxubuntu only has a XFCE interface that makes it lighter17:47
cr0pit also has some light app as abiword replacing openoffice17:47
cr0petc17:47
KE1HAIt's got XP on it, only win-box I ahve, I ahd it goign fer a while, but kept having issues. will wait til they get it fixed in 10.1017:48
cr0pahh17:48
empewoowsorry had to pick the phone. but cr0p, what do u mean?17:48
cr0p0.017:48
empewoowlol17:48
KE1HAI like Abi and gnumeric, works great, more than I need actually.17:48
cr0pon what distro are you running apt-get?17:48
empewoowi've had ubuntu 9 installed, it was slow, then after some updates it crashed17:48
empewoowoh!17:49
empewoowubuntu server17:49
cr0pit's ok then17:49
empewoowlatest i guess17:49
KE1HAI dont ahve a need for full Open-Office.17:49
empewoowcr0p: :D17:49
cr0pyou won't need to get xubuntu.. both are nearly same17:49
empewoowwhat do u mean?17:49
empewoowubuntu and xubuntu17:49
KE1HAbig diffrence between them, abt 2.0GB at base install.17:50
cr0pxubuntu is a rework of ubuntu in the sense that xubuntu is filled with lighter apps17:50
KE1HA2.4 fer XB, 4.5 to 5 for UB17:50
empewoowyes, i was hoping that it was more stable17:50
cr0pyeah17:50
empewoowon my old 1.6 ghz 512 mb laptop17:50
KE1HAbe he did the server, so now server + xfce will eb cool !17:50
cr0pbut since he got UB installed no need to install xubuntu unless the 3gb excess is anoying17:50
empewoowl:p17:50
empewoowhm?17:51
KE1HAit's a good way to go actually, as there's allot of good tools in the server install.17:51
empewoowis starting with ubuntu server and getting the xubuntu-desktop a wrong choice?17:51
cr0p88% downloaded17:51
cr0pnot at all17:51
KE1HANo, good choice.17:51
cr0pguess a pretty nice idea17:51
KE1HAgood tools, light desktop ++17:51
empewoowthats what i wanted to hear :D!17:52
empewoowk i think dinners ready, many thanks guys, i hope when i come back xubuntu is running17:52
KE1HAservers are robust, desktops have allot of Fluff :-)17:52
cr0phowever i wished i could do as my friend.. he got fedora installed XD17:52
KE1HAempewoow, ++17:52
cr0pcya17:52
empewoow^^17:52
empewoowcu, thanks17:52
cr0phappy meal17:52
KE1HAI used fedora fer a while, was ok, but not a big fan of RPM17:53
cr0pRPM?17:53
cr0p!RPM17:53
ubottuRPM is the RedHat Package Management system. Ubuntu uses !APT, not RPM. RPM packages are not supported (the package "alien" can allow installing them, but it's quite dangerous and unsupported)17:53
cr0pohhh xD i see17:53
cr0pfedora is an opensource version of redhat :D17:53
KE1HAI used a RH package last night, they have a GUI for managing LVM's works good.17:54
cr0p!LVM17:54
ubottuTips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto17:54
cr0pstop talking like this 0.0 I get confused with other terms xD17:54
KE1HAI put 2 500GB drives in an LVM to make a 1-TB drive.17:54
cr0pRPM would mean Role Playing Multiplayer games for me :P17:55
KE1HAgood thing you got utott-o17:55
cr0p1-TB drive isn't that too much? 0.017:55
cr0pyeahh.. extremely good thing i got this eggdrop at hand17:55
cr0pXD17:55
KE1HAIt's out backup server, all the /hom's and stuff go there.17:55
cr0pthe /home's?17:56
KE1HAYeah17:56
KE1HAtried to type that but it would'nt let me17:56
cr0pfor a backup server it looks reasonable17:56
cr0p:)17:56
cr0psame17:56
cr0pXD17:56
KE1HAPlus I use that for my Workstation ISO Images and Virtual machines.17:57
cr0p93% downloaded non-stop.. hope it will NOT get corrupted17:57
KE1HA:-)17:57
cr0pwow that's a lot of space then17:57
KE1HAYeah, each ISO is abt 700MG and each VBOX install is 8GB, so x16 or so, it needs allot.17:58
cr0p500gb = ~500 VMs/ISOs?17:58
KE1HAYeah, plus backups aand music, and movies, all that.17:58
cr0pman, you got money and energy XD17:59
KE1HAI collected it over time, wasn't all at once.17:59
KE1HA45 bucks fer about 800GB now days.17:59
cr0pahhh 0.0... i would have guess.. else i would have nicknamed you "Master_Leecher17:59
cr0pXD17:59
KE1HAThing is, i did spend a fair bit on my System drive, 73GB 290 bucks.18:00
cr0p45 bucks = 2600 rupees in my country18:00
KE1HA10,000 RPM Raptor.18:00
cr0protation per minuit?18:01
cr0pbig thing 0.018:01
KE1HAYeah, it's fast.18:01
cr0psuper responsive18:01
cr0pat what speed you do inter-drives transfer?18:01
cr0plike 10Mbit/s easily18:01
KE1HAThe one Im on now is a Q6600 Quad, 4GB, and my other workstation is 3.6Ghz Quad 4GB same main drive.18:01
cr0pmy workstation is UNFORTUNATELY not in my place but in a cyber-cafe :/18:02
cr0p2gb, dual-core, 1gb graphic :/18:03
KE1HA:-)  so was mine when I first started all this buiz18:03
cr0pyes18:03
cr0pwhat is your role in the xubuntu community?18:03
KE1HAThis box has the best graphics, dual NV 8800 GTX, the other box gots a GTX-280.18:03
cr0psorry but this has been annoying me a lot :/18:03
cr0pGTX dual? wow.. that's too much for me :/18:04
KE1HAOh, im just getting started in XUB,,, Doing QA, Doc, Support etc.18:04
cr0pi did NOT know they had 880018:04
cr0pyou're doing them well18:04
cr0p:/18:04
cr0p:Xd18:04
cr0p:d18:04
KE1HAIt's a couple years old now.18:04
cr0preally?18:04
cr0pohhhh18:05
cr0plol18:05
cr0psorry for you guys it is a couple years old.. in my country it's kinda new18:05
KE1HAYeah, doing ISO testing, Documentation, Desktop QA Apps Testing, Launchpad Answers, IRC channels stuff liek that.18:05
cr0phere we are late 2-3 years compared to you guys18:05
KE1HAwhere's that?18:06
cr0pi live in mauritius.. we looks pretty much cut-off from america and other countries18:06
KE1HAOh, ok. I should ahve known, you said rupes.18:06
KE1HALove Madras :-)18:07
cr0pit could have been india too18:07
cr0pXD18:07
cr0pwe are a multi-racial community(kinda small :P)18:07
KE1HAmadras as in Lamb Madras18:07
cr0pi'm actually christian18:07
KE1HAand a Good Vendaloo now and then is good for the soul :-)18:07
cr0pohh xD18:08
KE1HAMy favorite is a Celon SP??18:08
knome!offtopic18:08
ubottu#xubuntu is the Xubuntu support channel, #xubuntu-devel for discussion regarding development of Xubuntu, and #xubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!18:08
KE1HAI can't go much hotter than that.18:08
KE1HAOk, we got busted.18:08
cr0pXD sure.. how we got to my island anyway?.. lol.. well i got the xubuntu downloaded.. doing a md5check18:09
KE1HAyep, md5 both the HD ISO and CD-ROm burn18:10
cr0pi will18:10
cr0p*crossing fingers*18:11
cr0pi will the cd at around 8-12x18:11
KE1HAin the burner, just selection options / prefrences, and select the slowest.18:12
cr0pyes i shall18:12
cr0phey the md5 doesNOT match !! 0.018:12
cr0pthe file i downloaded and the one on the website18:13
cr0p:/18:13
KE1HAAgain ? you sure your using the right MD5 ?18:13
cr0pright md5 checker you mean?18:13
cr0pnow you say it18:13
KE1HAOh... which ones dont match ?18:13
cr0pThe one on the website says18:13
cr0p4830FA034E9226B95730EA466A491E7518:13
cr0pmine says 4138c4b9495229ced8aadf17881e041818:14
KE1HAshould be this I think: 4138c4b9495229ced8aadf17881e0418 *xubuntu-9.10-alternate-i386.iso18:14
cr0pwait it is the other way round18:14
cr0pyes but mine says 4830FA034E9226B95730EA466A491E7518:14
KE1HAwhat I posted was the MD5 from the Xub DL.18:14
KE1HAis that the Hard drive version or the CD you burnt ?18:15
cr0phard drive18:15
KE1HANot good.18:15
cr0pso i guess it is my downloader.. need to cross check again with another md5 tool18:15
KE1HAThat could be it too. It's hard to belive that many bad downloads.18:16
KE1HAIm gonna check mine now you got me worried :-)18:17
cr0pyes..18:17
cr0phaha18:17
cr0pcheck your 9.1018:17
cr0por 8.0418:17
cr0por 10.0418:17
cr0pand report back18:17
knome!enter | cr0p18:18
ubottucr0p: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!18:18
cr0psorry knome.. :( i'm too used to IM thingy.. that is why18:18
knomecr0p, no problem, trying to write complete senteces is always a good practice though18:19
knome+n18:19
KE1HAmine checked out ok.18:20
cr0pthanks very much for comprehension18:20
cr0pwhat is the md5 ke1ha?18:20
KE1HAOn mine ?  way diff from yours18:20
KE1HAa54366aa72d6b576ee8fc0215f8a13b918:21
KE1HAOpps sri, that's yours.18:21
KE1HAthis is mine: a60a2c8e3cf4cb20ba9ca4339bea92cb18:21
knomeKE1HA, "way diff" does not really make sense when you compare md5sums ;)18:21
cr0pwhat does that mean?? i don't get it!! what should it be?18:21
KE1HAxub-alternate-amd64 version. of Lucid 10.0418:21
cr0pit is ok then? a60a2c8e3cf4cb20ba9ca4339bea92cb *xubuntu-10.04-alternate-amd64.iso18:22
cr0pso afterall.. it looks that my downloader is having issues with big files?18:23
KE1HAYeah, mine checked out exact.18:24
knomecr0p, you could try an alternative method; http://on-disk.com/product_info.php/cPath/349_351/products_id/872 ;]18:24
KE1HANot sure what's causing ur issue.18:25
cr0pthe way my downloader work is fantastic for medium sized file.. but with >500mb i'm stucked..18:26
KE1HAvery strange this is.18:26
cr0pit opens 16 parallel connections and splits the download :/.. after which it rejoins the splitted file.. maybe the rejoin part is what corrupt some of the files in the ISO18:27
cr0pknome.. i guess i will go your way18:27
cr0pbut shipping may takes more than 1 month.. i live in the indian ocean.. right next to madagascar, la reunion etc18:28
KE1HAAll esls fails, but that's a bummer to buy something that's free to begin with.18:28
cr0pyes that is a big bummer :/18:28
knomecr0p, yep, but you can be pretty sure that the cd's are okay at least - you could also order 2 discs just to be sure ;) (the price difference is nothing)18:28
KE1HAThere's got to be a way to get his downloaded ... maybe it's noice on ur inet conn or something.18:30
KE1HANoise*18:30
cr0pi'll look into that knome.. oh btw knome.. i found out that the md5 for 10.04 didNOT match too.. confirming an issue with my downloader and NOT my dvd writer or anything else18:30
knomecr0p, yeah. good luck with that and hope the discs ship reasonably fast18:31
cr0pbtw KE1HA i did notice that sometimes i had to download twice because sometime the first downloaded would not work or would be corrupted18:31
cr0pmy downloader for sure18:31
knomecr0p, have you tried without the downloader?18:32
cr0pmy cousin had ordered ubuntu cds way back.. i guess 4 cds.. it came around 1months and 15 days after 0.018:32
KE1HAcr0p, can you ping this address and tell me what the speed is: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/18:32
cr0pnope18:32
cr0pthe in-built firefox downloader isnot the way to go :P18:33
cr0presponces are averaged at 544ms18:33
KE1HAknome, is there a mirror thats' close to where cr0p is that you know of ?18:34
knomecr0p, the ubuntu shipit service is different from the on-disk service, shipit may have issues that are not related to shipping, but handling18:34
cr0pohhh i see knome18:34
cr0pi tried australia which is kinda close.. but my connection speed is even worst 0,018:34
knomecr0p, (that's because it's completely free)18:34
knomeKE1HA, cr0p: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+cdmirrors18:35
cr0pyep :/ but i'll leave the ondisk service as my last resort18:35
cr0p:/18:35
cr0pthanks for pointing out this way!18:35
knomehmm, those mirrors do not all have xubuntu18:35
KE1HAcr0p, Ping this one: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+mirror/ubuntu.saix.net-release18:35
knomehttp://xubuntu.org/getubuntu for all certain xubuntu mirrors18:36
cr0pknome what downloader you know of in windows? (trying not to go offtopic)18:36
knomecr0p, i have used some *years* ago, but i really can't remember any name18:36
KE1HAcr0p, nvm, they dont irror Xub.18:37
cr0pfirst request at 344ms then timeout then 544ms and 800ms.. unstable.. 585 average18:37
KE1HAthat's where the problems comming in cr0p18:37
KE1HAthose ping times are very high.18:38
cr0pno worries. lets try without my downloader :/18:38
cr0pKE1HA is right but the fact that my downloader lures me, irraritates me a lot18:38
cr0p:/18:38
KE1HAwhat downloader is that?18:39
cr0pGOOGLE IT.. INTERNET DOWNLOAD MANAGER18:39
KE1HAOh, ok18:39
knomecr0p, please calm down18:39
cr0pokay knome.. desole18:40
KE1HAthere's one other option you could try cr0p jigdo similar to zsync18:40
cr0plet try to download it with my internal firefox downloader? what you say?18:40
KE1HAYes, try that first18:41
KE1HAcr0p, here's info on { jigdo } file format and downloader.18:42
KE1HAhttp://tredosoft.com/node/4118:42
KE1HAYou can also use that to "update" the image as well. do you could re-check it after DL.18:43
cr0poaky :) im off with your idea18:44
cr0pfirefox downloader is NOT the best.. :/18:44
cr0phey really! really slow speed with firefox downloader.. i have to wait 4hrs 0.018:47
KE1HAwell, at this point, I can't see where it would hut to try.18:47
cr0p4hrs and 30 mins boss... i'm not waiting this much -.-18:47
KE1HAis that wil the jigdo ting ?18:48
KE1HAwith18:48
KE1HAI've never used it .. it's just an opton.18:48
cr0pjigdo has no download link.. every single downlaod link i click gives me a 404 error apge18:49
cr0ppage**18:49
KE1HAcr0p, try this one: http://debian.hands.com/~costar/jigdo/jigdo-easy2win.zip18:50
cr0pokay.. running into that :)18:50
KE1HAhere's the md5 for that file: 1ffa5ed1a89bf0760b43341371d3ae6818:51
KE1HAHere's the How-To Page: http://debian.hands.com/~costar/jigdo/18:52
KE1HAbrb18:52
cr0pgave me a 404 error.. the address jigdo tries to access is way too outdated18:56
cr0p:/18:56
knomecr0p, thich one?18:57
knomethe .zip ?18:57
cr0pyes.. if you notice clearly it was made in 2001-2002.. so i would not expect much from it18:58
cr0pdon't be scared i am using the 2nd best downloader.. but many seems to like it other IDM.. DownThemAll is a firefox addon that looks way better than IDM18:59
knomecr0p, no, jigdo is used even in 2010 :P19:01
cr0pohh what i mean is the software runs.. but on trying to connect to cdimage.debian.org:80/ it gets a 404 error :/19:01
knomewhy cdimage.debian.org ?19:02
cr0pno idea 0.019:06
cr0pi guess it is looking in debian repisitory as xubuntu is debian-based and blabla bla19:06
empewoowhi guys, the xubuntu-desktop install worked! now it says there are updats for ubuntu, but im worried if im going to install all of them, because last time with ubuntu installed, the whole system crashed and could not boot again after i did all the updates19:07
cr0pwell i got downThemAll.. it allows me to input the md5 checksum of the file I'm downloading and makes sure they match19:07
empewoowwhat do u advise?19:07
knomecr0p, the address should still be cdimage.ubuntu.com19:07
cr0pempewoow.. please do NOT attempt in any update unless you did sufficient research on the changelog, etc19:08
empewoowcr0p: so, what do u advise, just ignore all the updates? im not going to review all the changeslogs, because i dont understand what they're saying19:08
cr0pno worries knome.. as i saw the md5 textbox i was sure that this downloader would look forward in keeping the integrity of the file after download19:09
cr0pif you don't understand! IGNORE.. unless you want to be locked out of your system wondering for hours how to get back in except a full re-installation19:10
empewoowso, ill just use the system, without the updates. is there any risk for that19:11
empewoow?19:11
knomeempewoow, do you know why your system did not work after the updates the last time?19:11
empewoowno19:11
empewoowi just installed all of the 70 (or so) updates19:11
knomeempewoow, what happened after the updates then?19:12
empewoowit didnt boot ever again, after the Asus logo there was a darkish blue screen19:12
empewoowand that was it19:12
cr0pafter 7mins it went to 1%.. so 100% would be 700mins 0.0.. hope it is not in vain19:12
KE1HAcr0p, no good there either ey ?19:13
cr0pnope but as long as i am sure it is taking care of not corrupting my ISO file.. I'm ready to stay for 24 hours19:14
KE1HA:-) .. yeah, I let those things go over night sometimes when my inet is slow.19:14
KE1HAI dont ahve fast speed hee to begin wiht.19:14
cr0pat my place it is 10:15pm right now.. download will take around 11 hours.. so by tommorow noon, my download will be finish19:14
KE1HAYour dowloading the Ubuntu ISO right ?19:15
cr0pas i come back from church i should be left with a good working ISO.. else i give up and will let my friends get it for me :/19:15
cr0pyes KE1HA19:15
KE1HAOn the How too page, the example is a Debian example.19:16
empewoowknome: any advice :D?19:16
KE1HAcr0p, ok, cool, just making sure.19:16
andyni parted #ubuntu since all the knowledgeable people seem to be here. also this channel is a lot less cluttered :P19:16
knomeempewoow, well, in your situation probably better not to do the updates then.19:16
empewoowhm ok19:16
cr0pactually the downloader I am using is a firefox extension (explain the slow download speed) but the fact it is the only one asking for the md5 checksum before starting really comforts me :)19:16
knomeempewoow, would have made sense if you found out was what keeping you from booting when you had the situation, but now it's impossible to know19:17
empewoowdo u think these are the same updates? as this is xubuntu 10.04 and that was ubuntu 9 or something19:17
knomeah, no19:17
knome10.04 is totally different from 9.x19:17
empewoowknome: ye but how was i suppose to find out :(19:17
knomeempewoow, with the new version you can try updating, but there is a slight change your system might go unusable again, but only a slight19:18
cr0pthe blue screen is not so explanatory xD19:18
empewoowhmm..19:18
knomecr0p, no, but obivously there are ways to work on it :)19:18
KE1HAcr0p, that's good, the MD5 quesiotn that is. At least it knows what it supposed to get.19:18
cr0pwelcome andyn.. sorry for not noticing your msg before.. :)19:18
cr0pyes exactly knome.. but it would be hard for ppl starting in xubuntu19:19
andyncr0p: hello and no problem, i've solved all my problems so far encountered19:20
cr0pyes KE1HA it made laugh when i saw the md5 checksum textbox.. at least a downloader knowing that speed is nothing if the downloaded file is rendered useless19:20
KE1HAknome, tell me about it, took me 3 wks to figure out all the service changes, was way diffrent.19:20
cr0pokay nice andyn.. i hope you would love to help others if they ever encounter same issues as you had :)19:20
KE1HAcr0p, I know, i fell the pain here too, very slow inet.19:21
knomecr0p, of course, but we do have the support channel :)19:21
KE1HAFeel*19:21
cr0pohhhh knome you are right.. btw.. my friend went in partnership with ubuntu and plans to be the 1st representative of ubuntu in my small island :)19:22
KE1HAcr0p, Im gonna try this jigdo also, just to test it.19:22
cr0pyes go ahead.. the windows version of it looks buggy(windows = bugs = more bugs)19:22
knomecr0p, congratulations and good luck for him/her. still, let's try to keep the channel on-topic :)19:22
cr0pyes i'll try.. but if ever any of you want to know more we can speak on it :) thanks knome19:23
cr0pKE1HA you puzzle me a lot.. where are you based?19:24
KE1HAMontana19:24
KE1HAEx-Intel / IBM VP19:24
knomecr0p, feel free to speak about it @#xubuntu-offtopic as much as you want. thumbs up for the idea of having a ubuntu partner there as well :)19:25
cr0pthanks knome.. opensource is the way to go :).. well back to our discussion19:25
cr0pso far 17mb downloaded out of 671 i think :/ slow but surely19:26
cr0pi doNot know your timezone KE1HA?? would it be GMT-6?19:26
KE1HA-719:27
cr0pohhh19:27
cr0pis it noon at your place?19:27
KE1HAYes, we need to say on-topic or we'll get bounced :-)19:28
cr0psorry i only need to know when i can get back to you tomorrow..19:28
KE1HASame times19:28
cr0psame times?? you mean what time do you come online usually? if tomorrow i get on pc at noon it will be nearly midnight at your place19:29
cr0p:/19:29
empewoowcr0p: remember i told u about my wireless connector? i've been trying to configure its hardware, but i dont know what to install19:31
cr0pi think that your wireless connector has its drivers in ubuntu19:33
empewoowcr0p: what does that mean?19:33
cr0pubuntu is pretty self contained :/19:33
empewoowoh ok19:33
empewoowso should i configure it manually now?19:34
cr0pthat the drivers are here but you need to know how to get them19:34
empewoowhow do i know what to download19:34
cr0pall depends if you cannot use dhcp19:34
empewoow:/19:34
cr0pyou basically doesnt need to download anything as it is there19:34
KE1HAempewoow, what card do you have, and how were connected before  you went to the desktop?19:35
empewoowye well wireless, i need to say which wireless connection right? but the icon which used to be on the top right isnt there. and also the lights of this wireless thingy are off19:35
cr0pbut if for some reason it is not there, try look in the manufacturer's website19:35
empewoowim now connected with utp cable19:35
empewoowKE1HA: i have some sort of linksys thing19:35
empewoowdunno actually how this technology is called, its a plugin thing19:35
KE1HAempewoow, lspci | grep marvell19:35
empewoowabout 5 cm wide and 10 cm long :p19:35
cr0pplug and play?19:36
empewoowKE1HA: ill try, what will that do?19:36
KE1HAtell us if your Wifi NIC is being detected or not.19:36
KE1HAMost Linksys ae Marvell chipsets.19:36
empewoowKE1HA: should i sudo? its not returning anyrhing, not even an error19:37
KE1HAeither way, but sure use sudo19:37
cr0phe told that the leds are not flashing or anything.. maybe the kernel doesnot know of its existence or couldnot find a way(driver) to communicate to it19:37
empewoowye no lights are on, they were on with ubuntu19:37
empewoowKE1HA: but the lspci thing is not returning anything19:38
cr0pI'm not so familiar with linksys but KE1HA is here19:38
KE1HAif the LED's are not green, the Driver's not loaded properly. And if you using WPA WiFI, wont work with most Linksys cards.19:38
KE1HAWell, before we can help you with Drivers, we need to know the model of the card.19:39
cr0pi haven't gone in a linux interface for months so KE1HA will help with the commands19:40
KE1HAempewoow, yank it out and get the model / type, then have a looky here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported19:40
cr0pKE1HA my download is 4%, remaining time 13hrs.. looks like it will end tommorow. for you would be around midnight :/19:41
KE1HAempewoow, all the Linksys cards (WiFI) i've installed all had to use ndiswrapper to work, none worked on WPA, most ok on WEP, all was ok on Open WiFI19:41
empewoowKE1HA: can i just get it out when the pc is on?19:41
KE1HANO!19:41
empewoowi know, wpa2 didnt work before, i used wpa!19:42
KE1HApower down and unplg the cable first,.19:42
cr0pNOT RECOMMENDED! 0.019:42
empewoowah oke :D19:42
empewoowcr0p: haha :(19:42
empewoow:D19:42
empewoowbecause it is somehwat designed to plug and play19:42
empewoowi mean, it looks like a floppy19:42
cr0pwep will do.. but not so secured.. unless you live with a +60years old neighbourhood19:43
empewoowah its PCMCIA19:43
KE1HAempewoow, I mispoke there most of the chips are BCM broadcomm not Marvell.19:43
empewoowdidnt know that trick19:43
empewoowoke, ye broadcomm rings a bell!19:44
KE1HANetgear is Marvell, Linksys is BSM19:44
KE1HABCM19:44
empewoowKE1HA: btw, it takes forever to shutdown... it says system halted, and the cursor isnt flashing19:44
cr0pthat was weird KE1HA for a second i thought i was using marvell (i'm on netgear)19:44
cr0pctrl+alt+de;19:45
cr0pdel19:45
empewoowdoesnt work19:45
empewoowlooks like one of those freezes again19:45
cr0pkeeping pressing for 2-3 times19:45
KE1HANo, Im just tired, been a long night work'en on Wiki pages19:45
empewoowcr0p: nope, nothing19:45
cr0pwell 0.0 press the shutdown button19:46
cr0pa small click19:46
empewoowye did that19:46
cr0pthen a large press if small click did nothing19:46
cr0p:/19:46
empewoowoh damn now its restarting :S19:46
cr0pLOL19:46
empewoowhow do i shut down normallu19:46
empewoow??19:46
KE1HAempewoow, how did you shut it down, did you do sudo shutdown -h now ?19:46
empewoownope, upper right corner19:46
empewoowshutdown :D19:46
empewoowill try that now19:47
KE1HAFrom the Desktop, that's ok, should work.19:47
empewoowsudo shutdown -h now19:47
cr0p:) download is so slow that i guess it will take the whole week to complete :s19:47
empewoowye it says system halted19:48
empewoowcursor stopped flashing again19:48
KE1HANow ya can power off.19:48
empewoowhmm19:48
empewoowbut it will reboot again :D19:48
cr0p0.0 LOL?19:48
empewoowoh now it stopped19:48
cr0pit should not reboot19:48
empewoowcan i make it stop just by doing shutdown -h now?19:48
cr0pgreat19:48
empewoowthat worked before...19:48
KE1HAnot if it's unplugged it wont, unless you've got mice in there runnign a small generator :-)19:48
cr0p<3 mice19:49
empewoowcr0p: KE1HA its this one: WPC300N ver.219:49
KE1HAempewoow, you should never pull cards from a system powered up or connected to power.19:49
empewoowi didnt :)19:49
cr0pgood then19:49
KE1HAOk, hold on.19:50
KE1HAI just did one of these the other day, BRB19:50
empewoowbut USB lets me do that, and i have no experience with these PCIxxx whatever things19:50
KE1HAhttps://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-nettool/+question/12091819:50
KE1HAFollow my post in that Quesiton, you need to do them manually.19:51
empewoowah KE1HA its you who fixed that :D19:52
KE1HAYes19:53
empewoowKE1HA: they are talking about a network-manager-gnome package... but xubuntu is xfce?19:55
KE1HANo, it's the Package Manager, you getting rid of any ndiswrapper stuff that's there first, then install new.19:56
cr0pbrb guys.. need to go to toilet...19:56
empewoowoh ok19:56
KE1HAHe says Network manager, but it's the package manager, he needs to make sure no revious ndiswraper or utils are installed, then a fresh ndiswrapper install.19:57
knomecr0p, thanks for the info ;)19:57
KE1HAYou can't search for packages in the Network manager :-)19:57
KE1HAWell, ya can, jsut wont find any :-)19:58
empewoowi dont know how precise i should follow these instructions, because "Be sure the main ndiswrapper package is marked" i see a common one, is that what they're talking about?19:59
KE1HAGo down to 10, then start and that number 1.20:00
KE1HAThe first ten things are gettign rid of any previous wrappers20:00
KE1HAif you've not done ndiswrapper before, your probably ok20:01
empewoowgetting rid? the way i read it is that i am installing them20:01
KE1HAor in a terminal type: ndiswrapper -l20:01
KE1HAif it's installed you'll know it.20:01
KE1HAempewoow, yo need to have a network connection though, as if ndiswrapper is not installed, you need it.20:02
empewoowKE1HA: i have a netowrk connection20:03
empewoowKE1HA: i did ndiswrapper -l, it didnt return anything20:03
KE1HAsudo aptget install ndiswrapper-common20:03
knomeapt-get20:04
KE1HAsudo apt-get install ndiswrapper-utils then follow the rest.20:04
empewoowye i have the program, but its not returning anything20:04
empewoowso thats good because the site u gave me said if you have something there, get r id of it20:04
KE1HAYes.20:05
empewoowbut; "Now download the archive attached to this message and extract it to your desktop. It will create a folder called "wmp300n" on your desktop."20:05
empewoowcant find it :d20:05
KE1HABut one quesiotn, did you put the card back in the box ?20:05
empewoowyep20:05
empewoowwhile it was off ^^20:05
KE1HAAnd have you installed ndiswrapper and utils ?20:06
empewoowi already have it?20:08
KE1HAI dont knwo do you ,,, type which ndiswrapper and tell us what it says20:08
KE1HAthat would be" which ndiswrapper20:08
empewoowit says: install/manage windows drivers for ndiswrapper, and then it gives some usage info20:09
KE1HAI dont understand that one, do this: whereis ndiswrapper20:10
empewoowbut i cannot find that archive this guy is talking about on the forum20:10
empewoowok it says: /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper20:10
KE1HAOk, it's installed then, that's good.20:10
empewoowand /etc/ndiswrapper20:10
empewoowand another ting20:10
empewoowye i know :D20:10
KE1HAso go download the drivers, then follow the post from 3. thru the end of the post.20:11
empewoowoh lol i found the archive20:11
empewoowit was in the post after that -.-20:11
KE1HAYeah, was the next post down.20:11
empewoowKE1HA: sudo depmod -a takes a while, that correct?20:15
KE1HAsometimes.20:16
KE1HAthere's one step missing fro all that, but when your done, I'll give that too you.20:17
empewoowbut here: gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist, its not openening the gedit window20:17
empewoowill do that with the gui20:17
cr0pback20:18
KE1HAjust do sudo nano /etc/.. .. ..20:18
empewoow^^20:18
KE1HAthen ctrl+x to exit, then Yes.20:18
KE1HAto save20:18
empewoowoh i did it with the gui20:19
empewoowi cant save it from there20:19
empewoowshould i nano?20:19
knomeempewoow, gksudo mousepad20:20
cr0pKE1HA and empe.. see you in 12 hours :)20:20
KE1HAYes :-)20:20
cr0pbye20:20
KE1HATTUL20:20
empewoowcr0p: seeya m8!20:20
empewoowbye20:20
cr0pall: cya20:20
cr0pKE1HA: thanks for help!20:20
KE1HAeasiet way: sudo echo blacklist bcm43xx >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist20:20
empewoowehh i dont undetrstand20:21
empewoowwhen i sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist it says new file20:21
empewoowshould i blacklist.conf?20:21
KE1HAyes20:21
empewoowhow do i paste in nano20:22
empewoow:d20:22
knomeempewoow, right-click ... :)20:22
empewoowah lol20:22
KE1HAYes R-Clcik20:22
empewoowk done KE1HA20:22
empewoow^^20:23
KE1HActrl+x then Y to save20:23
empewoowye did that, saved it20:23
empewoowchecked if it was ok20:23
KE1HAOk, one more thing20:23
KE1HAsudo echo ndiswrapper >> /etc/modules20:24
KE1HAthen cat /etc/modules to make sure it put that in there.20:24
empewoowpermission denied :s20:24
KE1HAIf so, reboot and look fer green lights.20:24
KE1HAdid you "sudo"20:24
empewoowi cannot sudo echo20:24
empewoowyes20:25
KE1HAOk, sudo nano then and add it manuallt.20:25
KE1HAoops manually.20:25
empewoow:D20:25
empewoowwhat should i add20:25
empewoowi see: loop and lp20:25
KE1HAadd to the bottom20:26
empewoowndiswrapper?20:26
KE1HAyes20:26
KE1HAjust ndiswrapper20:26
empewoowk done20:26
empewoowreboot?20:26
KE1HAthen crtl+x & Y to exit & Save20:26
KE1HAYes,20:26
empewoowye done20:26
empewoowk20:26
KE1HAsudo shutdown -r now20:27
empewoowyep, forgot the sudo, it said: need to be root :D20:27
KE1HAthen looky fer Green lights, if no green lights = no good.20:27
empewoowah blue lights :D20:27
empewoow(they were blue)20:27
KE1HAOk, blue, :-)20:27
KE1HAMine are Green :-)20:27
KE1HAthen when it's rebooted, open a terminal again.20:28
KE1HAthe lspci | grep bcm*20:28
empewoowlol inbetween the black screens with white letters, some very weird colors or maybe "artifacts" occur btw, didnt mention that before but its weird :D20:28
KE1HAthen ndoswrapper -l20:28
KE1HAOne issues at a time pse :-)20:29
empewoowsudo lspci?20:29
empewoowcause it says nothing20:29
KE1HAsudo lspci | grep bcm*20:29
empewoowreturns nothing20:29
KE1HAsudo lspci | grep Wireless20:29
empewoownetwork controller Atheros communications inc. AR5008 ... etc.20:30
empewoow02:00.0 in front of it20:30
KE1HAok, ndiswrapper -l20:30
empewoowbcmwl5 driver installed20:30
KE1HAThat be a good thing.20:31
empewoowbtw the lights are off20:31
KE1HALights are off ?20:32
empewoowye the blue lights of the adapter20:32
KE1HADo you have WEP enabled on your router ?20:34
empewoowbut what now :o where can i find the network manager?20:34
KE1HAiwlist scanning20:34
empewoowlo and eth0 only20:35
empewoowboth dont support scanning20:35
KE1HAThat's not good.20:35
empewoowbrb toilet very fast :o!20:35
empewoowthe "need" is high lol20:35
KE1HAThe lights not being on is troubling20:35
empewoow:20:37
empewoowback :(20:37
empewoowi dont see a network manager app anywhere20:37
KE1HANo, there isn't a Network manager like Gnome in xfce as far as Im aware.20:38
empewoowoh20:38
empewoowso how am i suppose to choose my routers ssid?20:38
KE1HAin /etc/network/interfaces20:39
KE1HAIm not used to using xfce fer this, just know how to get the driver in there.20:39
empewoowoh ok20:40
KE1HAI think there's somethign missing, as them lights should be on.20:40
empewoowso xfce has these "restrictions"20:40
empewoowthey were on when i booted the pc20:40
KE1HA[ass, dont know the answer to that one.20:40
KE1HApass20:40
empewoowany advice on how i can go further :o20:40
KE1HAIm kinda stuck at this point, the divers loaded, lspci sees the card and ndiswrapper is working, not sure where to from here.20:41
KE1HAAnyone ahve any futher suggestions ?20:42
KE1HAdo a quick ifconfig and see what cards are listed20:43
empewoowonly 220:43
empewooweht0 and lo20:43
KE1HAlp etho ?20:43
KE1HAJust to check someting, iwconfig wlan020:43
empewoowno such device20:43
KE1HAsomethign is not right empewoow I dont thik the card is active, as the lights are not on.20:44
empewoowok, so im stuck now20:44
KE1HAId' go back to the Verty beginning of that procedure, and do it all this time, but slowly and step fer step.20:44
KE1HAYour stuck, and Im stuck, I dont knwo why the card's not enabled.20:45
empewoowthat procedure again? is that possible? just doing it again?20:46
KE1HAfrom the top this time, from the first step one, all the way through the end.20:47
KE1HAcarefully though.20:48
KE1HAwell i asked Actionparsnip if he was familar with this card, but he jsut told me to ask the channel.20:54
empewoowheh :D20:54
empewoowk20:54
KE1HAempewoow, at this posint Im stuck. I'd try going into ubuntu channel he works on allot of wifi stuff, so Im sure somebody in there knows something about it.20:55
empewoowah oke thanks! KE1HA you helped alot!20:59
KE1HAWell Im a bit bummed that we can't get it workigng.21:00
KE1HAYou should try the Ubuntu channel though,21:01
kapax555hello21:06
kapax555i use Xubuntu on my secondary PC with 512 MB RAM. Picked Xubuntu for advertisements about its light-weightedness, but my computer awfully lags, especially with Firefox. and it almost always ends up with Firefox shut down. anybody has the same problem?21:07
kapax555i am full-time windows user, so i am not used to such behavior, but linux is good for me for development from time to time, so i don't mind using it on one of my pc's21:09
knomekapax555, firefox does need quite a lot of memory. have you tried alternative browsers like epiphany?21:09
kapax555no, because i use quite a few add-onds21:09
kapax555add-ons21:09
knomekapax555, do you have any possibility to add ram?21:10
kapax555see, i don't mind easy lagging, but everything lags awfully - even mouse cursor is not responding. i think that maybe for my lack of experience i don't know how to set up my machine correctly?21:10
kapax555financially, i do. but i will not for some reasons21:11
knomei'd suggest seeing if using an alternative browser makes difference first21:12
knomeas i said, firefox is known to eat a lot of memory21:12
kapax555anyway, Xubuntu was my choice because they say it's light-weight Linux. so, i don't see why Firefox would disturb my experience21:12
kapax555well, don't get mad at me now, but XP runs more smoothly and i use Firefox + Eclipse on the same machine21:12
Sysiwhat bgraphics card? firefox with extensions definately isn't light21:12
kapax555geforce 660021:13
kapax555yeah, but i suppose firefox won't eat over 300 MB, right?21:13
kapax555at least what xubuntu's task manager shows21:13
knomekapax555, xp is not as new as the newest xubuntu21:13
knomekapax555, xubuntu IS lightweight compared to many21:14
kapax555yeah, i know. but the other thing is that when just booted xubuntu uses less memory than XP21:14
empewoowhi guys, ive just installed a "Remote Desktop" program to start a vnc server on my xubuntu desktop. but i cannot find a way to start the program. what am i doing wrong?21:14
kapax555so, that makes me think that it does some nasty things in kernel21:14
knomekapax555, please, try an alternative browser first21:15
kapax555i tried opera and konqueror21:16
knomeugh, those are not lightweight either.21:16
knomeplease try epiphany or midori21:16
kapax555however, opera is more satisfying, except in summer it makes my CPU fan very loud because of its high CPU usage21:16
Sysichromium and ablock21:17
Sysi*adblock21:17
kapax555yeah, well, that would work quite well, i suppose. but then again, no extensions21:18
kapax555i think i will have to learn living without them21:18
dreamtravelerempewoow, which remote desktop program did you installed ?21:18
Sysichromium does support extensions21:19
kapax555another problem with xubuntu. after updating to 2.6.32-23-generic, i can no longer use GUI. why would that happen?21:19
kapax555i still have the older 2.6.32-22-generic and it works21:20
knomekapax555, might be something with your GC and the new kernel. i'd suggest just waiting until new kernel, and try if that works.21:20
Sysii've had some problems with kernel updates and restricted drivers21:21
kapax555well, i thought so, too, but a couple weeks ago i updated to 24, and still, i can't use desktop. i get command line: username-desktop login:21:21
kapax555it's not easy to come to linux from windows21:22
Sysinot other way round either21:23
knomeSysi, no, it's not just hard, it's impossible to go from linux to windows :P21:24
kapax555why would you say that? :)21:24
empewoowdreamtraveler: it said: Remote Desktop21:24
knomekapax555, that's my point of view.21:24
empewoowdreamtraveler: i did it via the Ubuntu Software Center21:25
kapax555one my friend is a full time ubuntu user and i just don't find his arguments good enough because they are mostly based on open source principles21:25
kapax555as for windows, i wouldn't use it if i had to pay for it but i get it for free and additional software i use is either free or open source, too21:25
dreamtravelerum i am gonna start digging around and see what pops up sec21:25
Sysiwindows just suck21:25
knomeSysi, ssh, go to sleep :P21:26
Sysisoonish21:26
kapax555yeah, that would be just one more meaningless argument :))21:26
kapax555i chose to use linux on my old pc just to keep some balance, although i don't use it often. but when i use it, i want it to work for me, that's why i came to you for some help, guys21:27
kapax555balance between linux and windows, i mean21:28
knomekapax555, there's no arguments that are the ones that turns the tide for everybody. anyway, let's try to keep on topic and not go into win vs linux - you can continue on that @#xubuntu-offtopic21:28
empewoowrigel: do u have any advice on my wireless adaptor problem?21:29
kapax555yeah, well, that's not the point. could you give me some help with my desktop problem?21:29
empewoowoops21:29
knomekapax555, it being slow? try another browser... :)21:30
knomekapax555, for the kernel stuff, i'd say wait for new kernel + file a bug meanwhile21:30
kapax555ok. thanks21:31
knomenp. hope the issues are fixed asap21:32
teunvDI'm watching a movie in Totem, but the Xscreensaver activates anyway (in a fullscreen session) how do I configure Xscreensaver not to set in while a fullscreen presentation is on?22:07
nyadhi. I need to disable the right click menu on the desktop'22:50
nyadhow do I do it22:51
nyadive googed but its difficult to find an answer to this query22:51
nyadits quite uncommon i imagine22:51
TheSheepnyad: in the desktop settings23:19
TheSheepnyad: actually you can choose whether to get the app menu or the desktop menu23:20
hotstewhey guys23:54
hotstewI installed XFCE on Ubuntu today and I really like it.23:54
hotstewI wanted to ask if there are benefits to installing Xubuntu instead of keeping the current Ubuntu + xfce23:55
teunvDif you only install Xubuntu you save lots of storage (without Gnome), there might be other benefits that i'm not aware of23:59

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