=== SpockVulcan is now known as AndrewMC [00:08] ibuclaw ... just wanted to make sure you aren't suffering from a heart attack or boredom ... you ok? [00:12] BeanLite, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes#Partition%20alignment%20changes%20may%20break%20some%20systems [00:14] Are you saying my system is broken? [00:15] The link sent me to a section saying "Partition alignment changes may break some systems" [00:23] Hi all :D [00:25] ibuclaw ... the laptop is brand new ... should I be taking it back to the store and report it as broken? [00:33] BeanLite, what make and model? [00:33] Samsung Q430 [00:34] Which is not what was listed in the danger grouping. [00:36] BeanLite, what did you check against? [00:36] The link ibuclaw sent me ... https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes#Partition%20alignment%20changes%20may%20break%20some%20systems [00:37] In the partition alignment my break some systems, the notes warn about certain types of Asus machines. [00:42] BeanLite, ah. well, i couldn't get 10.04 to install on my notebook. it isn't listed anywhere either. [00:43] So what should I do? What is the next step? [00:57] quick question: where does rhythm box save ripped tracks? [01:03] ibuclaw ... seidos was working with me for a little bit, but he just left and I still don't have an answer ... Is my system cracked, and should I bring it back to the store? If the answer is no, I just need an idea of my next step. Should I come back another night and seek out assistance? If yes, then thank you very much for all of your help. [01:04] BeanLite, "By default, Ubuntu 10.04 LTS aligns partitions on disk to 1 MiB (1048576 bytes) boundaries. This ensures maximum performance on many modern disks, particularly solid state drives but also new "Advanced Format" disks with physical sectors larger than the traditional 512 bytes. Very few systems nowadays need the old alignment, used in the days of MS-DOS when it was useful for partitions to start at the beginning of a cylinder." [01:05] How this ties in with "unable to satisfy all constraints on the partition": [01:07] The way the partition layout is formatted (I assume aligned to cylinder) is not supported anymore. [01:08] ok ... does that mean that I need to pick numbers that exactly calculate to certain numbers ... for example 4GB = 4096 MB, and I need to pose exact numbers instead of just sliding the bar to an approximate position? [01:10] or are you saying ... do not uncheck "round to the cylinders" [01:28] ibuclaw - SUCCESS! While I was waiting for you, I started to experiment. I followed your instructions to the "T" except I left the "round to the cylinder" box checked, and used exactly round numbers. I have saved 100GB as sda5 and 4GB as sda6. [01:29] Now that my partitions are set, should I go back to the title screen and now pick the option "install Ubuntu 10.04LTS?" [01:43] Welcome back stlsaint [01:44] thanks [01:45] ibuclaw has been great, and he is clearly in demand by most of the rest of room. Thanks for the recommendation. [01:46] BeanLite: yea once you get ahold of him you sorta have to try your hardest to pick his brain as long as you can before he flys off again [01:47] yeah ... I think he has flown off ... but I might have gotten just enough out of him to be able to proceed from some of my documentation links that I found in the ubuntu website. [01:48] I've asked him a question and I'm going to wait a little bit longer to see if I can attract him back. [01:49] BeanLite: were you waiting to hear if you should go ahead and install now that the partitions are set? [01:49] * Cheri703 has been lurking [01:49] anybody want a challenge? [01:49] Yes! [01:49] you do?? :D [01:50] BeanLite: yes to me or to stlsaint [01:50] ? [01:50] and stlsaint, it depends on what it is... [01:51] * Cheri703 never agrees to things without further explanation ;) [01:51] Is there any cookies involved in this challenge? [01:51] If the answer to the question is "yes" then will the UbuntuCD make it obvious how to drop the install procedure into the newly created sda5. Cheri703 ... the big YES was for you. [01:51] Sorry stlsaint ... I can't even get out of my own way. [01:51] BeanLite: you should be able to go into the partitioner that will show up and choose the "set your own partitions" or whatever is similar to that, and then designate which to use [01:52] Ok ... I will pull up the ubuntu documentation installation advice guide and give it a shot. [01:53] Any of you sexy nerds know if there is a super-stupid-dummies guide to Ubuntu? Any answers posted will most likely be too technical, so please note the words "super-stupid". I could use that. Better yet, a YouTube series? [01:53] Cheri703 - ty for answering the question. Please tell ibuclaw I appreciate all of his help. [01:53] Stlsaint - Thanks for chatting, and good luck with your problem as well. [01:54] will do BeanLite [01:54] BeanLite: thanks [01:54] roycebarber: try www.ubuntupocketguide.com [01:55] it's a bit old, but don't let that sway you [01:55] it'll help a LOT [01:55] Cheri703 thanks!! [01:55] and always feel free to come back here [01:55] I'm all about explaining the graphical way of doing things (instead of command line) if it is possible :) [01:55] and welcome :) [01:56] I love graphics, thus I own a TV and computer monitor :D [01:56] command line is your friend though! [01:56] Yes, but my brain doesn't function on text. [01:56] except when it isn't >:| [01:56] may the literacy be with you [01:56] also with you [01:56] may it be with us all [01:57] seidos: things might be "easier" or "faster" with cli, but...for many many many people coming from windows, it's just not [01:57] also with those of us who haven't been born yet [01:57] * Cheri703 is gradually learning many cli things, but sometimes gui is just easier [01:57] Cheri703: have you ever heard of clicompanion? [01:57] and those of us who might be reborn [01:57] stlsaint: yeah, I have it...I don't use it often though [01:57] also those of us who wander aimlessly with no body [01:58] Cheri703, it's a matter of memorizing commands, which i'm terrible at. [01:58] ohhhh! *cough* *cough* *cough* [01:58] yeah, I make cheat sheets :) [01:58] * roycebarber has 2kb of onboard brain ram [01:59] * seidos finds that hard to believe [01:59] brain ram is so difficult to measure [01:59] as is brain hdd [01:59] as is brain GPU SLI [02:00] sli? [02:00] perhaps i misspoke. sli, as in using two graphics cards on nvedia [02:00] ATI calls it CrossFire [02:00] * nlsthzn thinks that there is a lot of posting going on here... [02:01] two graphics cards? people do that still? i thought that was stopped after 3dlabs [02:02] seidos: crossfire sli's ;) [02:03] stlsaint, apathy [03:19] night all [04:15] hi all [04:15] anyone got the time to answer a few questions? [04:16] !ask | capmtripps [04:16] capmtripps: 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. :-) [04:17] i need some help with my grub screen [04:17] it wont show ver 10.10 becaue i upgraded w/o live CD [04:17] do i need to reinstall to fix grub? [04:17] can anyone tell me how to set up xp so that i can install ubuntu 10.10 and choose between OS at boot? [04:18] capmtripps: burn 10.10 to CD and go into your BIOS setting on your PC and change the boot priority from Hard Drive to CD ROM [04:19] capmtripps: Install XP normally, leaving half the hard drive empty. Then install Ubuntu normally. Ubuntu will pick up XP's existence in most cases. [04:19] my real question is about formatting my 2nd hard drive so that the OS are independent... [04:19] capmtripps: Yeah, it doesn't matter all that much. Just install Ubuntu to the second drive and it'll be fine. [04:20] ok... thanks [04:20] will it load a booter script or something like that? [04:21] capmtripps: It installs GRUB, which is a bootloader. Not a bootloader script; a full bootloader. [04:22] ok cool... thanks [04:22] what if windows doesn't currently recognize the drive [04:22] it shows up in device manager but not in my computer [04:23] will that affect what windows recognizes later? [04:23] capmtripps: That doesn't matter... Windows won't recognize it anyway since the drive will be formatted using ext4, a file system that Windows doesn't understand. [04:23] ah, that's exactly the information i was looking for [04:23] Question: If I went from 10.04 to 10.10 and GRUB doesn't recognize 10.10, how do I fix grub? [04:23] thanks again! [04:24] realeyes: Reinstall GRUB [04:24] how do I go about that? [04:26] http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/ [04:28] aveilleux: what if I dont have a live CD? [04:29] realeyes: then.. make one? [04:29] ;? [04:29] Not sure if I have blank CDs ;/ [04:30] have a usb flash drive? [04:30] make a live usb [06:52] good morning [12:15] Hello. [12:16] hey Silver_Fox_ [12:16] Helloo cprofitt . [12:16] You were mentioned a few times at UDS mate [12:16] Oh, that's nice. For why? :) [12:17] I do not recall the details, but both were - Silverfox has done 'x' type mentions [12:17] Oh okay, nothing "bad" then is what I am getting at. [12:17] heh [12:18] I got quite vocal with some of the forum changes cprofitt . [12:48] :) === AbhiJit is now known as Guest95389 === AbhiJit_ is now known as AbhiJit [12:49] I encountered a few foxes, but never any silver haired ones [12:49] one time it was a mother with 3 young ones [12:53] Hello UndiFineD , a fellow web developer I see :) [12:54] yes [12:54] but now learning python from pedro [12:55] Has he pointed you at "A byte of python" yet UndiFineD ? [12:55] found that myself [12:55] Great [14:29] i have one problem a delete my partition of dell utility and now my grub don't detect my windows 7 === shadeslayer_ is now known as shadeslayer [14:30] can someone help-me? [14:30] wilson_pereira, you deleted the sda1 partition? with 100 MB? [14:31] yes [14:31] you used Gparted? [14:31] yes [14:31] try using checkdisk [14:31] ok [14:32] !checkdisk [14:32] Factoid 'checkdisk' not found [14:32] argh! [14:32] !ckdsk | wilson_pereira [14:32] Factoid 'ckdsk' not found [14:33] my ubuntu don't have that commands [14:33] how can I install that? [14:33] Mohan_chml, That is microsoft windows. You shouldn't need to defrag [14:33] how can I do that? [14:34] ah..! sowwie Silver_Fox_ [14:34] Silver_Fox_, do you think that will help reverting his actions? [14:34] I would use fsck to check a Linux filesystem. [14:35] but my linux partition is ok... I am in ubuntu now [14:36] if you deleted windows then get out of ubuntu and work from inside the livecd should be the first thing you do [14:36] I've already try that option.. but don't work.. [14:37] have you rerun grub update? [14:37] ys [14:38] sorry I delete the sda2 with 8gb with the name of dell utility [14:38] in a terminal what does this command get you sudo os-prober [14:39] ok, I do that.. but not return any message [14:40] I ran boot_info_script [14:40] Can I send my report? [14:40] oh ok - pastebin it then - I will have a look [14:42] wilson_pereira: paste.ubuntu.com - I'm not accepting anything from anyone I do not know [14:42] oh sorry [14:43] can I send to you Silver_fox my report.txt when I ran boot_info_script? [14:43] wilson_pereira: use paste.ubuntu.com [14:44] then anyone looking can see it ... [14:44] wilson_pereira, please copy the same and paste it in pastebin [14:45] sorry, but how can i do that, because i am a beginner in IRC [14:45] hi all [14:45] i have a question [14:46] #!/bin/bash [14:46] VERSION=0.55 [14:46] DATE="February 15th, 2010" [14:46] #to use this script: [14:46] # [14:46] # sudo bash boot_info_script055.sh [14:46] #or [14:46] # su - [14:46] # bash boot_info_script055.sh [14:46] # [14:46] # [14:46] ### last-modified [14:46] # [14:46] #author Ulrich Meierfrankenfeld (aka meierfra.) [14:46] # with contributions from caljohnsmith [14:46] # (both members of ubuntuforums.org) [14:46] # and Gert Hulselmans [14:46] # [14:46] omg [14:46] #hosted at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/bootinfoscript/ [14:46] # [14:46] #The birth of the boot info script: [14:46] wilson - quit it [14:46] # http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=837791 [14:46] # [14:46] #Looks at all MBRs and identifies the boot loader. [14:46] # For Grub and Supergrub: displays the controlling partition. [14:46] # If the MBR is unknown, displays the whole MBR. [14:46] #Looks at all partitions: [14:46] # Determines their type [14:46] # Identifies their boot sectors. [14:46] # For grub: displays the controlling partition and the offset [14:46] # of the stage2 file as recorded in the boot sector. [14:46] # For NTFS and Fat, examines the Boot Parameter Block for errors. [14:47] # Identifies the operating system [14:47] # Lists boot programs. [14:47] # Displays the partition table [14:47] # Displays "blkid -c /dev/null" [14:47] # Finds boot directories and displays their contents. [14:47] # Looks in "/" and "NST" for bootpart codes and displays the offset [14:47] # and boot drive it is trying to chainload [14:47] # Looks on "/" and "/NST" for stage1 files and displays the offset [14:47] # and bootdrive of the stage 2 files is trying to chainload. [14:47] # Displays boot configuration files. [14:47] # Is able to search LVM partitions if the LVM2 package is install [14:47] why lubuntu ask me a username and password?? i just wanna try the system...i don't know default user and pass [14:47] # ("apt-get install lvm2" in debian based distros) [14:47] # Is able to search Linux Software Raid partitions (MD Raids) if [14:47] # the "mdadm" package is installed. [14:47] wilson_pereira, Please use pastebin.com [14:47] # If dmraid is installed, searches all raid drives, detected by dmraid. [14:47] #All information is written to the file "RESULTS.txt" in the [14:47] # same folder as the script. But when run from /bin, /sbin, /usr/bin, [14:47] wilson_pereira: 3 times you were told to use paste.ubuntu.com [14:47] # or other system folder the file "RESULTS.txt" is written to the [14:47] # home directory of the user who runs this script. [14:47] ###### Display version and d [14:47] how can I paste it in pastebin? [14:47] lubuntuuser: wait a minute for this to clear [14:48] Has it stopped? [14:48] I hope so [14:48] why lubuntu ask me a username and password?? i just wanna try the system...i don't know default user and pass [14:48] wilson_pereira: go to paste.ubuntu.com - paste it there and then give us the url [14:48] lubuntuuser: is that the livecd ? [14:48] yes [14:48] http://pastebin.com/tp7F4vMM [14:49] hobgoblin I pust in pastebin.com ..... http://pastebin.com/tp7F4vMM [14:51] http://paste.ubuntu.com/524460/ [14:51] now what i can do? [14:51] lubuntuuser: generally it measn there is soemthing up with the cd if it asks for a password - just verifying now [14:52] lubuntuuser: you didn't need to do that to pastebin :) the other user was sending a HUGE file to the channel [14:53] lubuntuuser: confirmed that there is not a username and password for the livecd - hang on and I will get you a few links to look at so you can check the download and cd [14:53] hobgloblin --->> http://paste.ubuntu.com/524462/ [14:54] wilson_pereira, Please be patient. We have seen it [14:54] wilson_pereira: I know and when I have time I will look at it [14:55] there is a way to edit some configuration file?? [14:55] i'm not a beginner... [14:56] ok, thanks [14:56] lubuntuuser: you may have a dodgy d/load or burn - what OS did you use to get the download - is it on a linux machine ? [14:57] Win XP [14:57] lubuntuuser: you can get a tool to check the md5sum - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM#MD5SUM%20on%20Windows [14:58] lubuntuuser: the md5sum is on this page - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/DocumentationHelp/CheckCD [14:58] it's onlt for this... [14:58] only* [14:59] can this problem may depends from other cause?? [14:59] check the download is good and then check the burn - usually when one of the buntu livecd's asks fro a username and password it points to there being something wrong with the burn or download [15:00] ok i'm checking [15:00] a faast burn or a burn to a rewritable disc maybe [15:00] is not rw [15:00] did you check the cd? [15:01] wilson_pereira: that is a copy of the script - you actually need to run it from within ubuntu [15:07] lubuntuuser: is it done checking the md5sum yet? [15:12] wilson_pereira: put the script on your desktop. In a terminal cd Desktop then sudo ./boot and press the tab key to auto complete and press enter. The results.txt will appear on your desktop. [15:13] could anyone help me trouble shoot my wired connection on ubuntu 10.10? [15:28] Hi, I have a dual boot system, and I would like to delete the vista partition and use that space for Ubuntu. My question is, however, that when I list all my partitions, it says that the computer is booting from the vista partition (see below) will it cause problems if I format that partition? [15:28] Disk /dev/sda: 120.0 GB, 120034123776 bytes 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 14593 cylinders Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes Disk identifier: 0xee6c5e00 Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System /dev/sda1 1 192 1536000 27 Unknown Partition 1 does not end on cy [15:47] Luke2819: No, because Ubuntu will replace the Vista partition [15:47] Oh, he left [15:50] sorry philinux an hogoblin I was having lunch.... but did what you sad... ./boot and tab and enter... and it was genereted another result.txt [15:55] does someone have more suggestion? [16:27] Greetings all... [16:27] nlsthzn, tnx [16:28] shahan: tnx? [16:28] nlsthzn, greetings :) [16:29] shahan: Ah, sorry... :p [16:31] my wired connection on my desktop died suddenly, and it won't connect. I'm currently on a laptop. I tried to run ifup -a, but it wouldnt work. I also don't have the folder /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/ [16:36] NickyL1: What does ifconfig say about eth0? [16:37] nlsthzn: for which line? I get the Bcast, Mask, etc. [16:37] nlsthzn: I can copy, but it;'s on another machine, so would have to transfer through USB [16:43] NickyL1: At least there is info for Eth0... you don't use Network Manager? [16:44] nlsthzn: I've never opened Network Manager, I don't think [16:44] NickyL1: You use wired to just connect to eth0 or to connect to broadband etc? [16:46] nlsthzn: I use it to connect to broadband. [16:47] NickyL1: I have to confess I have not used anything except Network Manager in Gnome to make connections to my DSL device... I am a bit lost in CLI but wanting to learn... lets hope somebody else can help us both :) [16:47] can I open Network MAnager? [16:50] NickyL1: What version of Ubuntu are you running? [16:50] nlsthzn: I just updated to 10.10 [16:52] nlsthzn: I checked in the system package manager, and it's installed [16:53] Ok, top right hand corner you will see the Network Manager... right click (if memory serves) and you should get options to Enable/Disable networking, also set up new etworks etc. That is what I usually use to set up my DSL... have a look and report back :) [16:54] yes, check mark for enable networking, and one for enable notifications [16:54] options for connection information and edit connections [16:54] and About [16:55] NickyL1: Edit connections, ad your DSL info, mark as always connect (of you want)... then left click on Network Manager and select the DSL you created and you should be good to go :) [16:55] (I hope)( [16:56] DSL Info is from my ISP? [16:56] My router is configured to connect to the internet [16:56] sorry, might have steered you in the wrong direction earlier [16:57] Ah... ok... in that case you should just have to select auto eth0 and be good to go (if your router is up and running correctly) [16:59] NickyL1: Sucks to be stuck at work with only Windows... can't check anything out on Linux for myself quickly (and I am still very much a newbie) [16:59] I just physically checked the dlink router. One cable goes to the wireless (which I'm connected to now), and the other goes to the desktop === yofel_ is now known as yofel [17:03] So the laptop via wireless connected to the router than internet no problem but desktop doesn't want to connect wired via router to internet (just to check I am with you)... [17:03] NickyL1: have you done anything just prior to it going down? [17:04] not that I can think of. Was downloading some stuff and workign online. I can't remember doing anything in the setup [17:04] nlsthzn: that's right, [17:05] and have you removed and reinserted the cables [17:05] NickyL1: was this an upgrade and then it stopped working? [17:06] hobgoblin: yes, and rebooted the machine, and turned down the hat powers the routers/modem. [17:06] hobgoblin: the upgrade was done earlier this week, did not do any updates today [17:06] oic - so the upgrade is not connected then [17:06] no, I don't think so [17:07] I mean did it work after the upgrade and now doesn't [17:07] yes, it was working fine after the upgrades and all [17:07] k [17:07] it stopped working while I was on it, not after a reboot or anything [17:08] don't imagine though I'm going to be able to help much with net connections though :( [17:08] NickyL1: can you open this file with an editor and see what is in there /etc/network/interfaces [17:09] auto lo [17:09] iface lo inet loopback [17:10] not that then :) [17:10] there's no /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/ folder [17:10] and, if I try ifup -a in the terminal, it doesnt work [17:12] with root rights? [17:13] NickyL1: hobgoblin to the rescue :D [17:13] ok, if I do sudo ifup -a nothing happens [17:13] nlsthzn: not likely with networking :( [17:16] NickyL1: I think you'll need to hang about and wait or maybe ask in #ubuntu [17:16] ok, thanks for your help [17:17] NickyL1: Is Network Manager showing Eth0 as connected or not? [17:17] I click on it, it says connection established [17:17] but, when I open it, under last used, it says never [17:18] So it says its conneced (icon is an up and down arrow)? [17:19] it says active, icon is a square with a mic accross it [17:20] NickyL1: Uhm... and I assume you can't connect to any sites via FF? [17:20] Firefox [17:21] nope, and tried to ping [17:21] NickyL1: can you do lshw -C Network and lspci -nn in a terminal - copy and paste it to paste.ubuntu.com - chuck a name in the name box - paste and lest us have the url [17:21] I realise you'll need to copy it to a usb stick or something [17:23] give me a minute [17:27] might give us something to work with - we can hope [17:30] http://paste.ubuntu.com/524550/ [17:30] the two results are on the same page [17:33] NickyL1: Running ifconfig you have an IP address etc. assigned to eth0? looked at what you pasted and I ca't see anything wrong there, then again what do I know :) [17:34] looks ok to me as well - I was more interested in the card - but that doesn't appear to be new - in fact there are 5 year old threads with it [17:34] same IP address [17:35] NickyL1: Same as? [17:35] ifconfig [17:35] 192.168.0.101 is the IP address for the dlink router [17:36] which, I can not even connect to on my desktop [17:36] I got to bow out - I have no idea - sorry [17:37] thanks for your help, I'll try #ubuntu [17:37] NickyL1: Me too.. sorry (not used routers either... only switches and hubs)... good luck [17:37] might still get a nibble in here - people come and go [17:38] aveilleux might be a network wizz [17:42] what [17:42] huh [17:43] * aveilleux lifts her head up off the desk [17:43] anygood with network issues - /me isn't [17:45] my network card seems to have quit [17:54] if I want to know what network and graphic card etc my coputer have, ccan I see that from ubuntu? [17:54] lspci in a terminal will show you [17:58] bobo123, if you want graphical interface, there should be a application named System profiler and benchmark [17:58] ok [17:58] which can hang sometimes [17:58] fail - I meant system testing :) [17:59] yeah, that benchmark [17:59] it sucks ass [17:59] PowerMac G4 beats all my machines :D [17:59] I was thinking abouit installing a small winXP partition allso but with windows you have to manually download right drivers and that sorts of thing that one normally don't jhave to worry about with ubuntu [17:59] indeed [18:00] hahaha, driver hell rules [18:07] can anyone answer me as to why my keyboard doesn't respond in the GRUB screen (that is the bootloader if I understand correctly)? [18:17] capmtripps: Does your BIOS let you use your keyboard? [18:18] capmtripps: as in, when you enter the BIOS setup utility, can you use your keyboard as normal? [18:22] yea bios works but not GRUB [18:22] hey you helped me yesterday too :) thanks again! [18:33] capmtripps, set USB Legacy Support to Enabled in BIOS [18:34] this should work [18:34] i hope :) [18:34] cool, thanks. I'll give it a shot [19:08] jledbetter: is a toastmaster too... [19:08] I looked at a local group for that... [19:08] They wanted me to pay money [20:07] Hello. [20:09] Hi Silver_Fox_ [20:09] Silver_Fox_: Just for my own curiosity, you are sfox from the Ubuntu Forum? [20:10] nlsthzn: This is me: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Silver_Fox [20:11] nlsthzn, Silver_Fox_ is Silver_Fox_ :D [20:11] I am me [20:11] And we are he and we are all together... [20:12] * Mohan_chml rolls eyes [20:12] And I've now got that stuck in my head [20:12] hey MichelleQ1 [20:13] hey Mohan_chml [20:15] Silver_Fox_: K, cool... was you on the forum... just making sure :) good to know the hands that feed on the forum :D [20:15] Hello MichelleQ1 , thank you for sending an email. It is a pleasure to meet you. [20:16] I pop up on the forum , yes nlsthzn [20:16] \\o MichelleQ1 [20:30] Silver_Fox_: friTTe|: Thanks for the welcome [20:30] =) [20:34] MichelleQ1: Pleasure. === PabloRubianes_ is now known as PabloRubianes [20:56] Good evening every body [21:00] I'm trying UNE live usb, But I can't log in [21:00]