saganbyte | wthpr0: okay, thanks.. basically i logout of this live cd session and boot from the cd? | 00:00 |
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wthpr0 | yes | 00:00 |
saganbyte | wthpr0: ok, :) | 00:00 |
zhoste | anybody know if there's a way to remove the bottom status bar from byobu? | 00:00 |
hiexpo | hola ubuntu | 00:02 |
kah | hola | 00:02 |
zhoste | howdy | 00:02 |
angrymatter | hmm | 00:03 |
halnaweb | ok | 00:04 |
angrymatter | dw-: ?? | 00:05 |
peregrine81 | sshing into a ubuntu server, when I use byobu its in black and white. Non-byobu terminal has full colors. | 00:05 |
bgy | Hi | 00:05 |
prezident | hello people i can't find my menu.lst file every where i read its suppose to be in the /boot/grub/ directories but it's no where to be found am i not suppose to have this file? | 00:05 |
bgy | How to check if a package is installed ? | 00:05 |
bgy | on cli | 00:05 |
Varc | !hi | bgy | 00:05 |
angrymatter | rebooted... still no wireless on my pavilion tx 1000 :( | 00:05 |
Dementio | can someone please help me, this is driving me nuts | 00:05 |
edbian | prezident, That's the old grub. there is a new grub now. You don't edit menu.lst directly anymore | 00:05 |
edbian | !grub2 | prezident | 00:05 |
ubottu | prezident: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 00:05 |
zhoste | prezident, i think ubuntu uses grub2, which doesn't use the menu.lst file. | 00:05 |
erkan^ | !video | 00:06 |
ubottu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 00:06 |
Dementio | zhoste: correct, grub2 | 00:06 |
edbian | zhoste, It has one. It's in a different place, and you don't edit it directly anymore | 00:06 |
prezident | ok thanx guys | 00:06 |
peregrine81 | anyone else have this issue>? | 00:06 |
bl4ckc00k1e | hi, i was all day with this bug: i havent got good internet on my browser, only i can go to google and youtube... i cant enter in other sytes, all the browser tellme waiting.... | 00:06 |
edbian | bl4ckc00k1e, name a site you cannot access. | 00:07 |
kah | bl4ckc00k1e: uhm, maybe it's a dns problem | 00:07 |
prezident | so is their a way i can change my boot menu picture ? | 00:07 |
bl4ckc00k1e | in youtube i can see videos, etc, but i cant go to other palces, and hapen in all browser crome, lynx, firefox, etc | 00:07 |
Dementio | grub2 config is /boot/grub/grub.cfg | 00:07 |
bl4ckc00k1e | edbian, all browsers | 00:07 |
edbian | bl4ckc00k1e, name a SITE you cannot visit in it's entirety | 00:08 |
fiber | Hi, I have a question about screen that's been bugging me for a while. I detatch/resume sessions on multiple computers with X forwarding and I constantly need to update the DISPLAY env variable for every window every time I do this... is there a binding or command I can run to set the enviroment variable for all windows in the current session (and subsequent windows)? | 00:08 |
peregrine81 | anyone else have SSH and Screen experience, where Screen has no colors? | 00:08 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: can you name a site you can't enter ? | 00:08 |
bl4ckc00k1e | edbian, for example facebook | 00:08 |
bl4ckc00k1e | its all places | 00:08 |
edbian | bl4ckc00k1e, can you ping facebook ? | 00:08 |
bl4ckc00k1e | yeah | 00:08 |
prezident | thanx Dementio thats what i was looking for | 00:08 |
bl4ckc00k1e | and resolve the ip | 00:08 |
Dementio | np | 00:08 |
bl4ckc00k1e | and sen the packet get source | 00:08 |
bl4ckc00k1e | the web responding... and nothing... | 00:08 |
armence | Hello all. I would like to download the ISO over ftp. How can I do that? | 00:09 |
bl4ckc00k1e | but google and youtube works perfect | 00:09 |
edbian | Blazento, what do you mean 'and sen the packet get source, the web responding... and nothing...' YOu're not making sense | 00:09 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: do you get a respons | 00:09 |
bl4ckc00k1e | in my resolv.conf, its the ip of router, i change to other dns, and the problem still | 00:09 |
bl4ckc00k1e | yeah | 00:09 |
prezident | i have a dell xps one which comes with on screen buttons it worked when i was using windows is their a way i can get them to work in ubuntu | 00:09 |
prezident | ? | 00:09 |
edbian | prezident, What are unscreen buttons? Is this a touchscreen computer? | 00:10 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, yes, only the header | 00:10 |
edbian | only the header? | 00:11 |
bl4ckc00k1e | the header, some times.. | 00:11 |
bl4ckc00k1e | yes | 00:11 |
peregrine81 | is their anywhere else I can ask this question? | 00:11 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: do you get a respons from the ping ? | 00:11 |
edbian | bl4ckc00k1e, What are you talking about? The header of the packets? The header of facebook? | 00:11 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, yes | 00:11 |
prezident | i meant onscreen buttons on the side of the screen is has buttons like eject play mute rewind their on the screen physically not in the computer ? if you know what i mean | 00:11 |
Dementio | anyone good with snd configs? | 00:11 |
edbian | prezident, Is it a touch screen computer? Are they touchscreen buttons? | 00:11 |
angrymatter | How do I remove the Nut driver ? Its driving me nuts ! | 00:12 |
prezident | i guess you can call them touchscreen buttons but its not an actual touchscreen computer just have the couple of touch screen buttons | 00:12 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: try wget facebook.com | 00:12 |
zulax | i have a bindserver at 192.168.1.5 and dig example.com works from that machine - but from other comp. in lan, it doesnt even see 192.168.1.5 as a name server | 00:12 |
Dementio | angrymatter: apply nutdriver-0.11.57-2 | 00:12 |
bl4ckc00k1e | the last packet that i send its with flag push to the website | 00:12 |
edbian | prezident, Can you give me a picture from the internet or something? I don't understand | 00:12 |
prezident | ok hold on | 00:13 |
angrymatter | Dementio: LOL... I was running an old version. thanks :D | 00:13 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, Reusing existing connection to www.facebook.com:80. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... | 00:13 |
Dementio | lol | 00:13 |
bl4ckc00k1e | and before HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 302 Found Location: http://www.facebook.com/common/browser.php [following] | 00:14 |
bl4ckc00k1e | i cant put on pastebind... i cant enter there .S | 00:14 |
bl4ckc00k1e | its strange... | 00:14 |
prezident | edbian did you get that | 00:14 |
gmg | Does anybody know why Rhythmbox stalls while playing online radio? | 00:14 |
wthpr0 | zulax: you know a coupter won't find a nameserver | 00:14 |
edwardteach | what logs can i use to find out what caused my system to crash after a usb problem ? just transferring avi files from one to another ! anyone? | 00:15 |
Dementio | gmg: stalls how? consistently? or just when starting? | 00:15 |
wthpr0 | you have to enter thte nameserver on the client comp | 00:15 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: did you get the site + | 00:15 |
zulax | wthpr0, right, my routers primary name server is 192.168.1.5 and secondary is opendns | 00:15 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, nop, still waiting | 00:15 |
gmg | Whilwe I am trying out some stations then all of a sudden it bombs out then I have to restart it again | 00:16 |
wthpr0 | witch dns dose 192.168.1.5 have ? | 00:16 |
wthpr0 | ea. cat /etc/resolv.conf | 00:16 |
bl4ckc00k1e | is | 00:16 |
bl4ckc00k1e | 192.168.0.1 | 00:16 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: try traceroute facebook.com | 00:16 |
zulax | wthpr0, 192.168.1.5 and then 192.168.1.1(router) | 00:17 |
zulax | wthpr0, i have limited knowledge but I have been struggling for days to make it work | 00:17 |
wthpr0 | zulax: so you have the router sat to 192.168.1.5 and 192.168.1.5 set to the router ? | 00:17 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, 30 jumps and close... i cant see the last jumps | 00:18 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: dose any of the have a very long time ? | 00:18 |
zulax | wthpr0, router's primary dns is 1.5, and resolv.conf has 1.5 and 1.1 | 00:18 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, the jump 16 | 00:18 |
bl4ckc00k1e | but no so much | 00:19 |
scutum | how can I protect my gf computer that is using kubuntu from keyloggers/viruses/worms | 00:19 |
bl4ckc00k1e | 166.612 ms | 00:19 |
edbian | scutum, You don't have to do anything with linux :) | 00:19 |
zulax | scutum, have a user with no sudo privileges | 00:19 |
edbian | scutum, Teach her not to install random programs from the Internet | 00:19 |
bl4ckc00k1e | next the 16 ump all is like * * * to 30 jump | 00:19 |
zulax | edbian, noscript | 00:19 |
edwardteach | scutum, install linux! | 00:19 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: that is normal | 00:19 |
scutum | edbian, what about FTP? | 00:20 |
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wthpr0 | zulax: what os do you have on the other comp ? | 00:20 |
LinuxLovaaaaaa | SFTP | 00:20 |
Dementio | so, uh, anyone wanna help me with my sound issue? | 00:20 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, maybe, but my problem isnt normal xD, its strange no? | 00:20 |
edbian | scutum, FTP ?? What about it? Is she using it? | 00:20 |
bezao | anyone knows a free linux/ubuntu program like plesk/cpanel? | 00:20 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: yes it is :P | 00:20 |
scutum | yes | 00:20 |
zulax | wthpr0, my pc is linux, the server(1.5) is linux | 00:20 |
zulax | all ubuntu | 00:20 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: can you test with any other computer ? | 00:20 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, i am thimkin in format.... | 00:20 |
scutum | SFTP | 00:20 |
scutum | would be good | 00:20 |
* zulax <3 Ubuntu | 00:20 | |
ZykoticK9 | scutum, FTP sends password in clear text - avoid it if you are concerned about security | 00:20 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, o yes! the virtualizacion works, and the other computer too | 00:21 |
LinuxLovaaaaaa | SFTP is the secure way to transfer files | 00:21 |
scutum | LinuxLovaaaaaa, a good program? | 00:21 |
wthpr0 | zulax:what do you get when you run nslookup youtube.com from the client com ? | 00:21 |
wthpr0 | comp * | 00:21 |
zulax | scutum, if you are on linux box, useing ssh is safe as well | 00:21 |
bros | How can I from the command line, remotely, with no access to the hardware, tell if headphones are plugged in to the laptop? | 00:21 |
Dementio | scp ftw | 00:21 |
bezao | anyone knows a free linux/ubuntu program like plesk/cpanel? | 00:21 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: dose youtube and those who work look quick ? | 00:22 |
jakendall | hello all | 00:22 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, in youtube i can see videos, etc and google the same | 00:22 |
LinuxLovaaaaaa | scutum: try WinSCP -- http://winscp.net | 00:22 |
bl4ckc00k1e | its like, only i can go to the webs of google! | 00:22 |
jakendall | I have a simple question...in ubuntu 10.10 how can I add things to my path? | 00:22 |
zulax | wthpr0, http://pastebin.com/dDfFkbYa | 00:23 |
scutum | thanks | 00:23 |
guampa | bl4ckc00k1e: msgd you at #ubuntu-es | 00:23 |
Dementio | jakendall: ~/.profile | 00:23 |
bezao | anyone knows a free linux/ubuntu program like plesk/cpanel? | 00:23 |
zulax | bezao, webmin | 00:23 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: can you past the ip you get from pinging facebook | 00:23 |
jakendall | ahhh | 00:23 |
jakendall | thannks | 00:23 |
Dementio | np | 00:24 |
zulax | wthpr0, is caching somewhere causeing the problem? | 00:24 |
bezao | zulax it easy to configure? have any tutorials | 00:24 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, PING www.facebook.com (69.63.190.10) | 00:24 |
wthpr0 | zulax: you just want it to use 1.5 as nameserver insted ? | 00:24 |
zulax | wthpr0, yes, | 00:24 |
jakendall | Dementio, export PATH=${PATH}:/home/dell/android-sdk-linux_x86/tools/ | 00:25 |
jakendall | just add that to ./profile correct? | 00:25 |
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Taste | im having an error when installing teamspeak 3 ... it reads gedit has not been able to detect the character encoding. | 00:25 |
Taste | Please check that you are not trying to open a binary file. | 00:25 |
Taste | Select a character encoding from the menu and try agai | 00:25 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: try past that into your browser insted | 00:25 |
zulax | wthpr0, in my homenetwork, i want to be able to do say, filez.hm and be able to go to 192.168.1.10(file server) | 00:25 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, the same result i did it | 00:25 |
wthpr0 | zulax: change /etc/reslov.conf | 00:25 |
zulax | wthpr0, in client? | 00:25 |
wthpr0 | zulax: yes | 00:26 |
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Dementio | jakendall: PATH="/home/dell/android-sdk-linux_x86/tools/:$PATH" | 00:26 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: hmm... | 00:26 |
xiackok1 | i bought a new laptop :) and its 64-bit, if i install ubuntu-64bit is it make different except perfomance? i mean 32bit packages or programs runs normal? sorry about bad english | 00:26 |
Dementio | jakendall: add that to .profile | 00:26 |
scutum | LinuxLovaaaaaa, that is for windows | 00:26 |
zulax | wthpr0, but <just hypothetical> i cant access my friends laptops | 00:26 |
jrib | xiackok1: main benefit of 64bit is the ability to address 4+ gb of ram | 00:27 |
wthpr0 | zulax: where is your frinds lapptop ? | 00:27 |
zulax | wthpr0, i was hoping bind9 would do the entire trick | 00:27 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, no ideas no? formating maybe its the best idea xD | 00:27 |
jakendall | Dementio: do I have to log out and back in for changes to take? | 00:27 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: i'm thinking | 00:27 |
Taste | Select a character encoding from the menu and try again | 00:27 |
Dementio | jakendall: yeah | 00:27 |
Dementio | takes effect on login | 00:28 |
xiackok1 | jrib: i have 4 gib ram | 00:28 |
zulax | wthpr0, he has windows but I am hoping to be able to achieve this without affecting anybodys resolv.conc - if thats possible | 00:28 |
bl4ckc00k1e | thanks wthpr0 | 00:28 |
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Taste | im donnloading the ts3 linux version and i get this error gedit has not been able to detect the character encoding. | 00:28 |
Taste | Please check that you are not trying to open a binary file. | 00:28 |
Taste | Select a character encoding from the menu and try again | 00:28 |
jrib | xiackok1: I'd recommend 64bit then, it works great | 00:28 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: try go to https://www.facebook.com/ | 00:28 |
jakendall | ok thank you very much for your help Dementio | 00:28 |
xiackok1 | jrib: ok thanks | 00:28 |
jakendall | I appreciate it | 00:28 |
Dementio | or you could run export PATH="/home/dell/android-sdk-linux_x86/tools/:$PATH" | 00:28 |
zulax | wthpr0, becasue all my friends pcs also go to router first and the router's primary dns is 1.5 | 00:28 |
ZykoticK9 | xiackok1, 64bit is for more advanced users. 2 hints: ia32-libs for general 32bit compatibility and 2) getlibs script for installing 32bit libraries | 00:28 |
Dementio | np | 00:28 |
wthpr0 | zulax: you will need to get your routers DHCP server to send out 192.168.1.5 as the dns server | 00:29 |
m2mg | xiackok1: you can run 64bit and 32 programs on 64bit OS and if you have more than 4GB ram and want to use it then go with 64bit | 00:29 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | 00:29 |
melkor | can I turn off the update notifier? | 00:29 |
itaylor57 | there are lots more advantages to 64 bit than addressible ram | 00:29 |
bl4ckc00k1e | :DDDDDD | 00:29 |
bl4ckc00k1e | what can be hapen?? | 00:29 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: hm.... | 00:29 |
melkor | If I uninstall it, then ubuntu-desktop is removed and that doesn't sound good. | 00:29 |
ZykoticK9 | itaylor57, "lots" really? faster encoding of multimedia and? | 00:29 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: when you enterd google and youtube was it http:// or https:// | 00:29 |
xangua | melkor: software center> edit> sources> updates | 00:29 |
Dementio | melkor: ubuntu-desktop is just a meta package | 00:29 |
zulax | wthpr0, i thought i did that : my router has 2 dns fields and the primary is 1.5 and secondary is opendns (and client always uses opendns) | 00:30 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, http | 00:30 |
Dementio | melkor: it's safe to uninstall | 00:30 |
wthpr0 | zulax: set the secondary to 1.5 aswell | 00:30 |
itaylor57 | ZykoticK9: from a programming standpoint | 00:30 |
zulax | wthpr0, ok, will try that | 00:30 |
ZykoticK9 | itaylor57, true i guess (i'm not a programmer myself) | 00:30 |
melkor | xangua: I don't know what the 'software center' is. Is it in 10.04? | 00:31 |
xangua | melkor: software centre | 00:31 |
wthpr0 | zulax: and in the resolv.con on 1.5 set opendns or whatever you want | 00:31 |
zulax | ok | 00:31 |
wthpr0 | resolv.conf* | 00:31 |
itaylor57 | ZykoticK9: using java 64 vs 32 I can address exponentially larger arrays | 00:31 |
jakendall | Dementio: that didnt work | 00:31 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: this is wired | 00:32 |
jakendall | there is a program called ddms in ~/android-sdk-linux_86/tools/ I am trying to run | 00:32 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, wired? | 00:32 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: what do you get when you run sudo iptables-save ? | 00:32 |
xiackok1 | and i have a one more question. if i install ubuntu 10.10 and one year later ubuntu relase 11 version i need reinstall my sistem or upgrade to the new version ? | 00:32 |
wn1zid | on the applet indicator in 10.10, is it possible to not have the chat envelope there ? | 00:32 |
jakendall | Dementio: I added that to my path and ddms does not work | 00:32 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: weird* | 00:32 |
trism | wn1zid: uninstall indicator-messages | 00:33 |
jobu1342 | I'm interested in using update-motd on an Ubuntu 10.04 LTS installation, but contrary to the documentation, no 'update-motd' binary seems to exist. | 00:33 |
wn1zid | ok, nice, thanks | 00:33 |
Dementio | jakendall: run echo $PATH | 00:33 |
wn1zid | chow | 00:33 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, private | 00:33 |
zulax | wthpr0, does the router cache? or 1.5 server? or my box? | 00:34 |
Dementio | does your addiition show up? | 00:34 |
jobu1342 | I've done some searching on the internet & ubuntu forums, and found out that some people have had luck with it when they installed the landscape-common package, but I would like to avoid that if possible. | 00:34 |
bl4ckc00k1e | i cant spam here :P | 00:34 |
jobu1342 | any ideas? How is update-motd supposed to work? | 00:34 |
jrib | jobu1342: read « man 5 update-motd »? | 00:34 |
jakendall | Dementio: yes as a matter of fact 3 times | 00:34 |
Dementio | lol | 00:34 |
skyfire | how to memory test on ubuntu 10.10 | 00:35 |
protie | E: The package dcp1000lpr needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. | 00:35 |
protie | any ides? | 00:35 |
jakendall | Dementio" ? | 00:36 |
melkor | skyfire: do you have the option when you boot? | 00:36 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, i send you the command showś in a private | 00:36 |
jakendall | Dementio: ? | 00:36 |
itaylor57 | skyfire: System -> administration -> system testing | 00:36 |
Chilaquiles | My ubuntu keeps freezing and then restarting by itself which sucks!! is there any way to know why is it doing that? | 00:36 |
skyfire | melkor, there no option it boot at log in dialog | 00:36 |
jobu1342 | jrib: thanks for the reply! I did read the man page, and I've installed a script in the the update-motd.d folder, but it doesn't run on login | 00:36 |
wthpr0 | zulax: yes it dose | 00:36 |
melkor | skyfire: are you using grub? | 00:36 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: and i responded there aswell :) | 00:37 |
skyfire | melkor, no it direct's on log in | 00:37 |
jobu1342 | I have verified the script does run properly. | 00:37 |
Jordan_U | skyfire: Hold shift during boot to get the grub menu. | 00:37 |
jrib | jobu1342: I have no experience with it, however are you sure it doesn't get executed (i.e. it's not a mistake in the script) and did you make it executable? | 00:37 |
skyfire | Jordan_U, ok thanks | 00:37 |
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Jordan_U | skyfire: You're welcome. | 00:38 |
jobu1342 | jrib: Yes, I can run it using the ./ syntax without issue | 00:38 |
Dementio | eleph: which walkthrough wre you following? | 00:38 |
jobu1342 | I thought it would be that simple too. | 00:38 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, i cant do the last command | 00:38 |
protie | can someone atleast tell me what dcp1000lpr is? | 00:38 |
Dementio | it tell you to install eclipse? | 00:38 |
jrib | jobu1342: what if you copy an existing working script and rename it, does the output get duplicated? | 00:39 |
eleph | Dementio: yes and eclipse is installed | 00:39 |
Chilaquiles | My ubuntu keeps freezing and then restarting by itself which sucks!! is there any way to know why is it doing that? | 00:39 |
Dementio | k | 00:39 |
wthpr0 | bl4ckc00k1e: ok but if you do iptables-save again dose it say anything ? | 00:39 |
jobu1342 | jrib: let me try that | 00:39 |
jrib | jobu1342: I actually wasn't aware of this so I'm going to be making some edits myself :) | 00:39 |
eleph | I just want to be able to open up a new term and run those commands | 00:39 |
Taste | Can someone help me install TS3 im having an issue... | 00:39 |
bl4ckc00k1e | wthpr0, private | 00:40 |
Dementio | eleph: without installing it myself, i dunno | 00:40 |
edbian | Taste, what is TS3 ? | 00:40 |
itaylor57 | eleph: what commands? | 00:40 |
jobu1342 | jrib: It didn't duplicate the output on my box. Some of the older documentation suggests you need to wait 10 minutes because the motd is updated via a cronjob | 00:40 |
eleph | adb....ddms | 00:40 |
jobu1342 | jrib: however, the newer documentation says that it is updated right away | 00:40 |
Taste | Ts3 is teamspeak 3 a VOip program but im having problems with the linux installer | 00:40 |
saganbyte | wthpr0: Hi there | 00:40 |
skyfire | i have question, when i play games on facebook it's hang my computer, do you think my adobe flash is corrupt? | 00:40 |
zulax | wthpr0, in my zones/example.com.db I have this line"ns1INA192.168.1.5 | 00:40 |
zulax | " | 00:40 |
Dementio | itaylor57: he's tyrying to get teh android sdk working | 00:41 |
eleph | itaylor57: ddms....adb | 00:41 |
eleph | well it works | 00:41 |
saganbyte | I m still unable to install Ubuntu 10.10 side by side to Windows | 00:41 |
zulax | wthpr0, does that mean this is the primary server? | 00:41 |
saganbyte | I just dont get that option | 00:41 |
edbian | Taste, sure I'll give it a shot. What's the issue? Can you give me a link so I can see the package here? | 00:41 |
jobu1342 | jrib: I don't know what to think, because the documentation seems to be out of date either way. | 00:41 |
eleph | I cant get the commands to run via a new opened term | 00:41 |
zulax | saganbyte, did you try wubi? | 00:41 |
eleph | I have to nav to those dirs | 00:41 |
jrib | jobu1342: have you waited 10 minutes? | 00:41 |
saganbyte | zulax: do you mean the installation where ubuntu resides inside Windows? | 00:41 |
jobu1342 | jrib: since I initially wrote my script it's been several hours | 00:42 |
zulax | saganbyte, yes | 00:42 |
saganbyte | zulax: I really want a separate installation.. i cud ve also used virtual box | 00:42 |
emorris | hi, if I'm in the audio group, is it possible to remotely login through ssh then play a sound through the remote box's speakers? | 00:42 |
jrib | jobu1342: I can't actually find any cron entry for it | 00:42 |
Jordan_U | saganbyte: Can you pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l"? | 00:42 |
Dementio | any sound gurus here? | 00:42 |
zulax | saganbyte, but i think wubi does that as well (unless it doesnt now) | 00:42 |
saganbyte | Jordan_U: yes sure | 00:42 |
Jordan_U | !anyone | Dementio | 00:42 |
ubottu | Dementio: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 00:42 |
gmg | Can anyone tell me how to use a bluetooth stick as a "bluetooth earpiece" SOUNDS WIERD Not really, I did it with Windows. I would like to receive calls playing via my computer speakers | 00:42 |
sieson | I am trying to set environment variables in a shell script, but when the script exits, no variable is set when running env! does anyone know why? | 00:43 |
jobu1342 | jrib: I know, which is weird, right? | 00:43 |
wthpr0 | zulax: how do you mean ? | 00:43 |
jrib | jobu1342: I created a new file and it worked for me immediately | 00:43 |
jobu1342 | jrib: do you have landscape-common installed? | 00:43 |
jobu1342 | jrib: I'm trying to get it to work without that package | 00:43 |
jrib | jobu1342: I do not | 00:44 |
wthpr0 | saganbyte: yes ? | 00:44 |
saganbyte | Jordan_U: http://pastebin.com/tK6nhW44 | 00:44 |
eleph | itaylor57: any thoughts | 00:44 |
jobu1342 | jrib: that's so strange. All you did was apt-get install update-motd, right? | 00:44 |
wthpr0 | saganbyte: you sure you diden't download the live cd image ? | 00:44 |
Jordan_U | saganbyte: Are you familiar with the limit of only 4 primary partitions with an msdos partition table? | 00:44 |
Chilaquiles | My ubuntu keeps freezing and then restarting by itself which sucks!! is there any way to know why is it doing that? | 00:44 |
Dementio | Jordan_U: i've asked the question several times, didn't want to spam it again | 00:45 |
gmg | Reload | 00:45 |
saganbyte | wthpr0: Jordan_U yes, that kinda popped up a coupla times | 00:45 |
WaltherFI | Anyone got Kindle and Ubuntu? | 00:45 |
induz | how to get back to normal default Desktop panel as i am losing colors | 00:45 |
saganbyte | wthpr0: do you think i hav the wrong cd? | 00:45 |
jrib | jobu1342: I didn't install anything, already had update-motd. Created /etc/update-motd.d/15-jrib with "#!/bin/sh; echo; echo "jrib is awesome"" in it and then ran « ssh localhost » | 00:45 |
itaylor57 | eleph: I haven't worked with the android sdk, and using eclipse | 00:45 |
Dementio | need some help getting hdmi audio working. "aplay -D plughw:0,9 /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Noise.wav" works. video card is nvidia gt 430. installed pulseaudio and it worked until i rebooted. i have to rerun the aplay line everytime to get sound working in X | 00:45 |
saganbyte | wthpr0: it does have the option to install or try | 00:45 |
zulax | wthpr0, well dont know exactly what I am asking for myself, my client is slow now doing nsloopup | 00:45 |
gmg | Does anyone know anything from bluetooth? | 00:45 |
wthpr0 | saganbyte: what happens when you try ? | 00:45 |
jrib | gmg: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line) | 00:46 |
zulax | wthpr0, i have a feeling something is happening but not confident, | 00:46 |
zulax | wthpr0, so if its running fine then i could make google.com go to youtube.com in my home network right? | 00:46 |
gmg | What do you mean? | 00:46 |
saganbyte | wthpr0: well i havent done that yet but when i fail to install, i end up in what try shud do, i end up in the Live mode where i m right now | 00:46 |
Jordan_U | Dementio: Asking "any sound gurus here?" is no less spam, but much less likely to get a usefull response. Just repeat your question (not too frequently of course). | 00:46 |
itaylor57 | eleph: I am looking at it to see if I can help | 00:46 |
jrib | gmg: suppose someone knows something about bluetooth, what would you ask then? | 00:46 |
wthpr0 | zulax: yes | 00:47 |
saganbyte | Jordan_U: do you think, i m not able to install coz there are already 4 partitions? | 00:47 |
eleph | ok thanks | 00:47 |
jobu1342 | jrib: can you verify that you don't have landscape installed? | 00:47 |
Jordan_U | saganbyte: Yes. | 00:47 |
eleph | I have the /tools/ dir in my path | 00:47 |
eleph | but even ddms will not run | 00:47 |
Dementio | Jordan_U: lol, i know, asked again | 00:47 |
gmg | I would like to receive calls playing via my computer speakers | 00:47 |
zulax | wthpr0, nice, for this do i edit the /etc/hosts file on 1.5 or i do everything in the example.com.db file in my zones | 00:47 |
jrib | jobu1342: aptitude search landscape-common returns: p landscape-common - The Landscape administration system clie | 00:47 |
saganbyte | Jordan_U: is there something i can do in order to install ubuntu separately, i really dont want it to be inside windows | 00:47 |
wthpr0 | saganbyte: don't you get any error ? | 00:47 |
protie | Getting error - "E: The package dcp1000lpr needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it." Can anyone help with this? | 00:47 |
saganbyte | wthpr0: i just dont get the option to 'install beside existing os' | 00:48 |
jrib | jobu1342: my guess from reading the man page is that this works together with pam | 00:48 |
saganbyte | wthpr0: and in gparted the new partition i creatd shows as unuseable | 00:48 |
Dementio | i have to run aplay -D blah blah after reboot to get sound working on hdmi | 00:48 |
saganbyte | wthpr0: which I think Jordan_U pointed out that its more than the 4th partition | 00:48 |
zulax | saganbyte, does deleting the partition and creating new and formatting help? | 00:48 |
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Jordan_U | saganbyte: You can install to a different drive or delete one of the 4 primary partitions you currently have. Deciding which to delete can be difficult. | 00:48 |
itaylor57 | eleph: isn't there a plugin for android sdk? | 00:49 |
saganbyte | Jordan_U: zulax, I m not sure which one to delete | 00:49 |
saganbyte | though that s a good idea | 00:49 |
jobu1342 | jrib: I'm a little fuzzy on how pam works; maybe something is screwed up there? I've never touched it on this system though. | 00:49 |
itaylor57 | eleph: isn't there a plugin for eclipse android sdk? | 00:49 |
jobu1342 | jrib: it's a pretty new install | 00:49 |
saganbyte | Jordan_U: this is a HP laptop, so its got this own shit on one of the partisitons, shall i delete that one | 00:49 |
gmg | <jrib> Can you help with this bluetooth issue? | 00:50 |
saganbyte | i just hope it doesnt mess up th windoews.. this is not my computer | 00:50 |
jrib | jobu1342: if you want, you can pastebin a detailed terminal session of what you've done and how you are testing (including ls -l and cat where you think it's appropriate) and I'll check for something you might be missing :) | 00:50 |
zulax | saganbyte, after booting in live cd, you can mount yours disks /dev/sda1.... like that and you can see where the windows installed - so dont delete that partition | 00:50 |
jrib | gmg: I can't, no | 00:50 |
wthpr0 | zulax: you edit the named.conf.local | 00:50 |
StrangeCharm | can i use the startup disk creator to make usb disks other than ubuntu live/install disks? | 00:50 |
Jordan_U | saganbyte: Whatever you do, do *not* delete partition #1. | 00:50 |
saganbyte | zulax: I know th windows partition. so any other i delete, is that okay | 00:51 |
ZykoticK9 | StrangeCharm, use unetbootin instead for other distros | 00:51 |
jobu1342 | jrib: you *are* awesome. Hang on a min | 00:51 |
eleph | itaylor57: plugins? | 00:51 |
wthpr0 | zulax: you can try edit the host file i'm not sure what it will take first | 00:51 |
zulax | wthpr0, in the named.conf.local i only say that my zone is in zones/example.com.db | 00:51 |
zulax | wthpr0, i wish we studied these at school :( | 00:51 |
saganbyte | Jordan_U: what bout the last one, the one with fat32 | 00:51 |
StrangeCharm | thanks ZykoticK9 | 00:51 |
gmg | Can someone point me the direction which software I should use for bluetooth audio... | 00:52 |
itaylor57 | eleph: if you are using eclipse to do android sdk you should download the adroid sdk plugin | 00:52 |
Jordan_U | saganbyte: That is most likely safe to delete, but I can't give any guarantee. | 00:52 |
zulax | saganbyte, yes than that should be okay BUT BACKUP all your imp windows data first | 00:52 |
eleph | but that will not allow me to run the commands via term | 00:52 |
wthpr0 | zulax: haha :P | 00:52 |
saganbyte | zulax: theres over 250 gb of crap there... i cant possibly backup.. though i wish i could | 00:52 |
wthpr0 | zulax: now when i think of it, i think you can only edit the host file | 00:52 |
zulax | saganbyte, i mean imp files that you absolutely need | 00:52 |
eleph | itaylor57: and I just did that | 00:53 |
Jordan_U | saganbyte: I assume that you have permission to do this from whoever's computer it actually is? | 00:53 |
zulax | wthpr0, well i could edit the host file on mine and that woluld solve problem for my pc | 00:53 |
jobu1342 | jrib: Ok, I just uninstalled & reinstalled update-motd, and that's included in the following terminal output: | 00:53 |
jobu1342 | jrib: root@boxX:/etc/update-motd.d# sudo apt-get remove update-motd root@boxX:/etc/update-motd.d# sudo apt-get install update-motd root@boxX:/etc/update-motd.d# ls -l total 36 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 57 2010-04-23 02:45 00-header -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 57 2011-01-24 16:39 01-header -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 141 2011-01-24 15:01 06-raid-status -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 248 2010-04-23 02:45 10-help-text -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 65 2010-04-1 | 00:53 |
zulax | but that defeats the purpose of bind9 server | 00:54 |
jrib | jobu1342: use paste.ubuntu.com please :) | 00:54 |
wthpr0 | zulax: sorry, what is your problem xD ? | 00:54 |
zulax | wthpr0, well basically i would like files.home to take to 192.168.1.10 for all my clients in the lan | 00:55 |
jobu1342 | jrib: cool. Here's the link: http://paste.ubuntu.com/557912/ | 00:55 |
itaylor57 | eleph: I can't reproduce, I use open jdk and android sdk needs java sdk sorry | 00:55 |
jrib | jobu1342: your shebang line is wrong, should be: #!/bin/sh | 00:55 |
Some_Person | I ran "dd if=/dev/sdb of=~/ubuntu-backup" on an SD card containing an ubuntu install. Now I need to get a file out of this. What should I do? The drive had one ext4 partition | 00:56 |
zulax | wthpr0, it is working :) :) :) this is awesome , thank you for your patience | 00:56 |
zulax | and help | 00:56 |
itaylor57 | eleph: maybe this link can help http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html | 00:56 |
jobu1342 | jrib: you know what... wow | 00:56 |
wthpr0 | zulax: good :) | 00:56 |
induz | how can i get back to my Default icon and desktop | 00:57 |
induz | Gnome has changed by mistake | 00:57 |
Jordan_U | Some_Person: sudo kpartx -a ~/ubuntu-backup; sudo mount /dev/mapper/loop0pN /mnt/ | 00:57 |
induz | I have got back the panel but colors are gone | 00:57 |
induz | i want to get back to default what was with Lucid | 00:57 |
jobu1342 | jrib: update-motd must default to the default motd whenever there is a faulty script | 00:57 |
jrib | jobu1342: hmm, maybe | 00:58 |
jobu1342 | jrib: thanks for your eyes! | 00:58 |
jrib | jobu1342: no problem | 00:58 |
induz | is there anyway i can get back to default colors and Panles | 01:00 |
gmg | Any skills on bluetooth audio anyone? | 01:00 |
Some_Person | Jordan_U: thanks, will try it | 01:00 |
Jordan_U | Some_Person: You're welcome. | 01:02 |
Some_Person | Jordan_U: Not working: Is device-mapper driver missing from kernel? Failure to communicate with kernel device-mapper driver. device mapper prerequisites not met | 01:02 |
jeeves_moss | is there a benchmark tool to figure out how many users my FreeRADIUS server can support? | 01:02 |
Some_Person | Jordan_U: forgot this line: /proc/misc: No entry for device-mapper found | 01:03 |
Jordan_U | Some_Person: What version of Ubuntu are you using? | 01:03 |
Some_Person | Jordan_U: I'm actually on Debian, but got no answer in #debian | 01:04 |
ALmuhhnad | Hi ! | 01:04 |
zulax | wthpr0, i am looking at "http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=236093" and where exactly do i put google.com -> IP= 192.168.1.90 or smthg like that (my thought is in example.com.db) | 01:05 |
m2mg | Jordan_U: which computer I have Ubuntu 9.10, 10.04, and 10.10 plus Fedora 14 | 01:05 |
induz | how to get default Panles for gnome | 01:05 |
Jordan_U | Some_Person: Try asking about that specific error in #debian. | 01:05 |
induz | Lucid | 01:05 |
protie | nvm solved - error - "E: The package dcp1000lpr needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it" | 01:06 |
aeon-ltd | !panels | induz | 01:06 |
ubottu | induz: To reset the gnome panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 01:06 |
Some_Person | Jordan_U: all right, will do | 01:06 |
wthpr0 | insted of example.com | 01:06 |
induz | aeon-ltd, what is that?? | 01:07 |
Jordan_U | m2mg: My question was not directed at you. | 01:07 |
wthpr0 | zulax: and where you see "www IN A 192.168.0.2" is where you put the IP | 01:07 |
m2mg | Jordan_U: ok np | 01:07 |
induz | I got the panel by inserting/typing those command on the terminal but my colors are gone | 01:07 |
zulax | wthpr0, like "google.home IN A 192.168.1.99" | 01:08 |
wthpr0 | yes | 01:08 |
zulax | :) | 01:09 |
Benkinooby | hi, booting ubuntu 10.10 requires me to permanently press a (any) key to keep the boot process running. i was not able to find any information about such a problem. any hints here to start? | 01:09 |
aeon-ltd | induz: yeah, its a full reset of panel configs | 01:09 |
induz | ubottu, I did that but my colors are different now | 01:09 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 01:09 |
PatrickC_Pixi | how do I use the Ubuntu test it without a Live CD or a USB drive (like from WUBI) | 01:10 |
induz | aeon-ltd, I did those command on terminal but my colors and looks look different now | 01:10 |
induz | how to get back to Defaults | 01:10 |
elitedev | is there any reason why nvidia-current is slower than not installing a driver at all? i have an older geforce 7000m. is there a better option for a driver? new update said they fixed nvidia-96 driver with xorg 1.9, would that be worth trying? | 01:10 |
AnthLee | elitedev, use sgfxi to install your graphics driver and see if that resolves the issues you are having | 01:12 |
aeon-ltd | induz: those are your defaults | 01:14 |
FloatingGoat | okay when i click enable desktop effects it enables them but then when i close the appearance preferences its back to no effects. does anyone know what to do? | 01:14 |
induz | aeon-ltd, but earlier they look different | 01:14 |
maria_zk | could sb please help with a noob q? | 01:15 |
aeon-ltd | induz: i've no idea, unless you have screenshots of before and after | 01:15 |
maria_zk | I have root/pass for putty ssh | 01:15 |
bjhaid | i just reinstalled ubuntu 10.04 on my pc after changing its bad processor and formating the hard-drive, now i detected some problems, the pc would not complete a restart, after i instaled the vga drivers the pc would not come on and with a whole new installation the screen dims and brightens by itself, please can anyone help | 01:15 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: what video card do u have | 01:15 |
maria_zk | how can i connect with sftp? using a 3rd party ? | 01:15 |
FloatingGoat | Nvidea M2mg. and im sure that it is able to handle the effects | 01:15 |
FloatingGoat | direct rendering: Yes | 01:16 |
FloatingGoat | OpenGL renderer string: GeForce4 MX 420/AGP/SSE2 | 01:16 |
Jon30 | in VI, how do I "Replace current line" ? | 01:16 |
mohamed | hi | 01:17 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: thats an old card and u will have to get the old drivers for that but yes it should work | 01:17 |
bjhaid | i just reinstalled ubuntu 10.04 on my pc after changing itsbad processor and formating the hard-drive, now i detected some problems,the pc would not complete a restart, after i instaled the vga drivers the pcwould not come on and with a whole new installation the screen dims and brightens by itself, please can anyone help | 01:17 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg, i have the newest driver | 01:18 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: I dont know if the newer drivers will work | 01:18 |
FloatingGoat | i got it from the Nvidea webstie | 01:18 |
mohamed | i need a proxifier help please | 01:18 |
FloatingGoat | why not? m2mg | 01:18 |
induz | aeon-ltd, I dont have screenshot of earlier Desktop but... | 01:18 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: ok u went through the list and dl them ok | 01:19 |
zhoste | i broke my thumb drive. :( | 01:19 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: have u made your xconf file up? | 01:19 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg no i installed it manually | 01:19 |
zhoste | it went szzpop | 01:19 |
FloatingGoat | what is that? m2mg | 01:19 |
edwardteach | Jon30, install vim then use the vimtutor to teach you the commands ! | 01:19 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: do u have an icon under admin about nvida settings? | 01:20 |
zhoste | anybody know how to get rid of the bottom statusbar in byobu? i don't have any status messages down there, and it's wasting space. | 01:20 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg. no i do not | 01:21 |
bjhaid | i just reinstalled ubuntu 10.04 on my pc after changing itsbad processor and formating the hard-drive, now i detected some problems,the pc would not complete a restart, after i instaled the vga drivers the pcwould not come on and with a whole new installation the screen dims and brightens by itself, please can anyone help | 01:21 |
leoman | rdqw | 01:21 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: ok let me look at some thing | 01:21 |
mohamed | proxifier anyone can help please ? | 01:21 |
FloatingGoat | okay m2mg | 01:22 |
edwardteach | Jon30, but i believe it could be shft r then Esc | 01:22 |
|Long| | can someone help me to remote support on grub2 menu issue, will palpal in return | 01:23 |
|Long| | paypal* | 01:23 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: what ver of Ubuntu do u have | 01:24 |
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FloatingGoat | 10.19 m2mg | 01:26 |
FloatingGoat | 10.10* | 01:26 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: type this in your terminal and tell me if your nvida settings open up sudo nvidia-xconfig | 01:28 |
FloatingGoat | Using X configuration file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf". | 01:28 |
FloatingGoat | Backed up file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' as '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup' | 01:28 |
FloatingGoat | New X configuration file written to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' | 01:28 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg | 01:28 |
FloodBot3 | FloatingGoat: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:29 |
FloatingGoat | i didnt bot | 01:29 |
|Long| | i having issue on booting on grub2 can someone plz help | 01:30 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: ok that just read your nvida driver log out and log back in to see if you can apply you settings for windows | 01:31 |
Dementio | trying to find a tv tuner card, do i have to get one with ntsc if my apt complex has standard cable? | 01:31 |
FloatingGoat | okay brb m2mg | 01:31 |
Dementio | found the answer somewhere once, but can't remember where | 01:32 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: ok | 01:32 |
john38 | Is there a video chat program i can use to chat with somebody using Skype? | 01:32 |
ZykoticK9 | john38, why not use skype? | 01:32 |
Dementio | john38: yeah, skype | 01:32 |
Nisstyre | lol | 01:32 |
em | why does Ubuntu have a different nc than Debian? | 01:33 |
ZykoticK9 | john38, if you add the partner repo you can install it direct with apt | 01:33 |
john38 | ZykoticK9, didnt work so well when i attemped a chat | 01:33 |
Dementio | my 10 year old niece uses skype on ubuntu | 01:33 |
itaylor57 | john38: i video chatted with my daughter in australia just last night with skype | 01:33 |
john38 | ZykoticK9, i'm able to recognize webcam with ubuntu preferences but when i load skype it acts werid | 01:33 |
em | skype probably makes sure it works on ubuntu i think they have a partnership with canonical. | 01:34 |
ZykoticK9 | john38, sorry - I've had good luck with webcams and ubuntu - so don't know what to suggest. Good luck. | 01:34 |
john38 | itaylor57, maybe..maybe if i had a better webcam driver for my Quickcam pro 9000 but i cant find it | 01:34 |
shawnboy | How do I identify my serial ports? Preferably in CLI. | 01:35 |
itaylor57 | shawnboy: netstat? | 01:35 |
john38 | ZykoticK9, ubuntu installs UVC driver by default but i cant find proprietary driver for my webcam | 01:36 |
Aginor | shawnboy: what do you mean by identify your serial ports? | 01:37 |
shawnboy | itaylor57: i just tried that but don't think that's what I need. | 01:37 |
Aginor | shawnboy: by default, serialports will be /dev/ttyS<number> | 01:37 |
ZykoticK9 | john38, sorry - I've had good luck with webcams and ubuntu - so don't know what to suggest. Good luck. | 01:37 |
Weems | how do I restart the xserver ctrl-alt-backspace doesnt work | 01:37 |
ZykoticK9 | Weems, alt+sysrq+k | 01:38 |
Weems | sysrq? | 01:38 |
john38 | does anybody know of a driver for Logitech Quickcam pro 9000 | 01:38 |
Weems | dont have that on my kbd | 01:38 |
ZykoticK9 | Weems, check the printscreen key | 01:38 |
Weems | ok | 01:38 |
shawnboy | Aginor: I'm using an adaptor plugged into what I think is serial port 1. I need to tell software whether it's /dev/ttyS01 or what. | 01:38 |
Aginor | shawnboy: a usb to serial adapter? | 01:39 |
Weems | doesnt work | 01:39 |
ZykoticK9 | !dontzap | Weems | 01:39 |
ubottu | Weems: To re-enable the Ctrl-Alt-Backspace combination that restarts your X server see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/DontZap | 01:39 |
shawnboy | Aginor: is there something along lines of lspci that will give me info about what ports are what? | 01:39 |
shawnboy | Aginor: no. | 01:39 |
itaylor57 | shawnboy: lswh? | 01:40 |
shawnboy | Aginor: plain, old-school serial. | 01:40 |
itaylor57 | shawnboy: lshw? | 01:40 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg i tried logging in then out but didnt work | 01:40 |
Aginor | shawnboy: no, not like that, and there is no way of detecting if something is plugged in without actually trying to talk to it | 01:40 |
Aginor | shawnboy: if it is serial port one, it ought to be /dev/ttyS0 that you plugged it into. Minicom is a great program if you want to be able to talk to the device directly and tune all of your settings | 01:41 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: type this in your terminal nvidia-settings | 01:41 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg yes something came up. now what? | 01:41 |
em | shawnboy: maybe: ls /dev/ttyS* | 01:42 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: do u get a window that pops up | 01:42 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg | 01:42 |
FloatingGoat | yes | 01:42 |
csgeek | is there a simple way in unity to kill an application? or forcequit? | 01:42 |
shawnboy | Aginor: ok. | 01:42 |
ZykoticK9 | csgeek, xkill then click the window you want to kill | 01:42 |
em | shawnboy: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Serial-HOWTO-4.html#ss4.1 | 01:42 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: ok that is your nvida settings and where you setup your video card and monitor | 01:43 |
Ploploploop | csgeek yes, a lot | 01:43 |
csgeek | ZykoticK9: thanks | 01:43 |
shawnboy | itaylor57: that is useful... didn't know lshw, but not sure if it will give me what I need to know in this case. | 01:43 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: im here just typing | 01:43 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg yes how do i get it so i can have desktop effects? | 01:43 |
shawnboy | em: thanks | 01:43 |
csgeek | well. I usually do a kill -9 .. but trying to help a new user.. trying to think of a gui easy way | 01:43 |
Ploploploop | killall "name of application" | 01:43 |
csgeek | xkill will work | 01:43 |
susurration | what's the best way to scale cpu speed at start? | 01:43 |
ZykoticK9 | csgeek, FYI i've found that xkill does not always work as well as kill or killall | 01:43 |
Ploploploop | and there is that little thing in the worfba | 01:44 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: make your setting but i think you will have to run the as suso to save the changes | 01:44 |
csgeek | sure.. but its a gui way that's easier to explain then ps -aux | grep "appname" ; get pid, then kill -9 pid... and pgrep can be dangerous if you use the wrong pattern | 01:44 |
itaylor57 | shawnboy: sorry new to this distro, I could tell you if it was a different os | 01:44 |
em | shawnboy: this looks promising -- http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Serial-HOWTO-11.html#ss11.8 | 01:44 |
susurration | what's the best way to scale cpu speed at boot? | 01:44 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: you have to be root or sudo to change video settings | 01:45 |
shawnboy | Aginor: it's probably serial port 1 so I'll try ttyS0 | 01:45 |
xXHalfSliceXx | hey guys. im having a problem with Samba | 01:45 |
shawnboy | itaylor57: no probl. I appreciate the info. | 01:45 |
xXHalfSliceXx | before the last major update. i was able to access my windows shared folders. but since then. i get an error | 01:45 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: here is a nice web site | 01:46 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: http://www.botskool.com/geeks/how-install-nvidia-driver-and-compiz-ubuntu-1010 | 01:46 |
john38 | I was using Logitech Quickcam pro 9000 with skype when i attempted a video chat sound was got weird i wasnt able to use microphone....What could that be bad Webcam driver ,skype, or sound driver??? | 01:46 |
Aginor | shawnboy: excellent. as I said, minicom is great for experimenting with the various settings of the serial port. To install, do "sudo aptitude install minicom" in a terminal | 01:46 |
Dementio | anyone else using a Hauppauge HVR-2250? how hard was it to setup? | 01:47 |
xXHalfSliceXx | actually not really samba. its just accessing shared folders over my network. i click on my windows shared folder. and a popup shows. Opening "DELL-DESKTOP" Click Cancel to stop this operation. | 01:47 |
xXHalfSliceXx | after a min or so | 01:47 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: did u get it set | 01:48 |
xXHalfSliceXx | Unable to mount location. failed to retrieve share list from server | 01:48 |
shawnboy | Aginor: minicom sounds like a handy tool. will look at it. | 01:48 |
shawnboy | Thanks all. | 01:48 |
john38 | anybody help?? | 01:48 |
em | john38: what kind of computer is it? | 01:49 |
Aginor | shawnboy: it's the best tool ever for hacking around with serial ports. I use it for most of my hardware projects whenever I need to speak over a serial or parallel port, or usb adapter for that | 01:49 |
john38 | em, custom machine | 01:49 |
SciBot | john38: what sound drivers do you use | 01:50 |
john38 | SciBot, i think pulseaudio | 01:50 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg that does not work for me :'9 | 01:50 |
FloatingGoat | :'( | 01:51 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: what part saving the xconf file? or setting up the windows dressing | 01:51 |
SciBot | john38 do you get audio output with gnome-volume-control | 01:52 |
Vahid | I have ubuntu server 8.04 (LTS) installed. Is possible to add 10.04 LTS to my sources.list so that I can upgrade a few of my packages? Is that even safe to do? | 01:53 |
SciBot | if you are using gnome | 01:53 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg i have already installed a driver manually | 01:53 |
Benkinooby | hi, is there a hotkey for opening the "Applications" menu of unitiy? i checkted my (default) hotkey settings and what comes cluse is Alt+F1 or Alt+F2 but if i press them, nothing happens. | 01:53 |
john38 | SciBot, when in skype microphone integrated camera losses functionality i cant get it to work either in Sound Preferences | 01:54 |
john38 | SciBot, my audio chipset is VIA VT1708S | 01:54 |
sacarlson | Vahid: not a wise thing to do to mix versions, you might try ppa that jumps you around upgrades | 01:54 |
susurration | what's the best way to scale cpu speed at boot? | 01:54 |
SciBot | john38: run a "pulseaudio -vvvvvv" in a terminal (disable autospawning first by | 01:55 |
SciBot | setting autospawn=no in ~/.pulse/client.conf, and terminate the running PA | 01:55 |
SciBot | instance then by issuing pulseaudio -k), and paste the startup output this generates | 01:55 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: ok so u are saying you have setup your xconf file so are you trying to clcik the extra button at the bottom from your desktop? | 01:55 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: if so mine is not turned on there | 01:55 |
ericwneu | I'm having trouble with Network-Manager. It was removed from my panel, and I've tried running the "nm-applet" but I get the following error messages: http://imgur.com/AEVAP | 01:55 |
Vahid | sacarlson: darn. =/ thanks for the reply | 01:55 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: i do it under compix settings | 01:55 |
john38 | SciBot, woah ....hold on what will that do? | 01:56 |
shawnboy | Aginor: Woohoo! I can now remote control electrical devices from my ubuntu pc through a serial infrared device using Heyu. Thanks again for the tips. | 01:56 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: compiz* | 01:56 |
Aginor | shawnboy: no worries at all, I'm happy to help | 01:56 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: the simple ones dont work with the drivers on mine so i install compiz | 01:57 |
sacarlson | Vahid: take a look in ppa for what you might want to upgrade https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas | 01:57 |
Nexxus | is there any way to play pc based games without wine or dual booting | 01:58 |
SciBot | John38: here is a link for pulseaudio | 01:58 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg okay ill try compiz | 01:58 |
SciBot | it is just a sound server | 01:58 |
ericwneu | Does anyone have any ideas? | 01:58 |
john38 | SciBot, ok...i found linux driver for my audio chipset would that work?? | 01:58 |
sacarlson | Nexxus: probly not good for games but you can also run virtualbox with windows running inside ubuntu | 01:59 |
SciBot | john38: it should. Give it a try | 01:59 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: are you trying to turn it on by the extra button under visual effects? | 01:59 |
Vahid | Is it possible to install two different versions of a package? Say I need two different versions of php5, each one supporting an application of its own. Are there options like "--prefix" when using apt? | 01:59 |
em | john38: what version of Ubuntu are you using? | 01:59 |
john38 | SciBot, but its for Debian 4.0 | 01:59 |
Nexxus | sacarlson: i was going to ask about that, do you think that it would be able to run a game like star craft 2 reasonably well or would it not be worth my time to set one up | 01:59 |
john38 | SciBot, kernel | 01:59 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: good evening to you, good sir. | 02:00 |
SciBot | john38, what kernel are you on? | 02:00 |
em | john38: I find this -- http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1545292 | 02:00 |
john38 | SciBot, im on Ubuntu 10.04 2.6.32-27-generic-pae | 02:00 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: Hi. Back to trying to get wubi booting again? | 02:01 |
sacarlson | Vahid: I think you might be able to configure apache so that one virtualsite uses one php version and setup another virt site with the other, but I've never done it | 02:01 |
SciBot | john38, I am not sure if that driver will work for you | 02:02 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: yeah, I downloaded 1.98s1 but haven't gien it a whirl yet - I think you mentioned that 1.99's release would be able to do it? | 02:02 |
john38 | SciBot, no? | 02:02 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: *given | 02:02 |
john38 | SciBot, http://driverscollection.com/?H=VT1708&By=VIA&SS=Linux | 02:02 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: It will be able to, yes. | 02:03 |
Vahid | sacarlson: I'll have to play around then. I'm just wondering how I can have two files of the same name residing on my system (mod_php.so). | 02:03 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: awesome, is there a dev team that are looking for testers? | 02:03 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: Yes, me :) | 02:04 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: I have time-sensitive material that I really have to access in Ubuntu :) | 02:04 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: Alright, do you have something I could download to try? | 02:04 |
SciBot | john38: check out this link https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeWebCams | 02:05 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg yes | 02:05 |
sacarlson | Vahid: when you compile another version I think it will all be in /usr/local appart from the packages as I have run multiple versions of firefox I just had different symbolic links to define what I wanted to run as default as the do with C compilers | 02:05 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: yes what it works | 02:05 |
john38 | SciBot, that driver wont work on my system | 02:06 |
SciBot | john38, what are your audio setting in skype | 02:06 |
FloatingGoat | m2mg when i click it it says that it has applied effects but it hasnt really | 02:06 |
susurration | what's the best way to scale cpu speed at boot; I need to have my system noo | 02:06 |
john38 | SciBot, its set to Pulseaudio...the only driver | 02:07 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: did u install compiz? | 02:07 |
susurration | what's the best way to scale cpu speed at boot; I need to have my system to boot in powersave mood? | 02:07 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: http://jordanu.dyndns.org/grub/wubi_rescue.iso | 02:07 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: if you di then u have your setting under the preferences folder | 02:07 |
SciBot | john38, that is fine, it should be pulseaudio | 02:07 |
cdubya | anyone got audio working with xvidcap on lucid? | 02:08 |
john38 | SciBot, so i shouldnt install proprietary driver audio driver | 02:08 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: Awesome, I'll let you know how it goes | 02:08 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: now you can change all your settings and have window dressing | 02:08 |
chicognu | Where are locate the files apt-get install download ? | 02:08 |
sacarlson | Vahid: but If those *.so files link with the kernel maybe it would be more difficult than I imagin | 02:08 |
SciBot | John38, I take that back | 02:08 |
itaylor57 | KM0201: o/ | 02:08 |
KM0201 | itaylor57: o/ | 02:08 |
SciBot | according to this ubuntu link https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeWebCams | 02:08 |
SciBot | your driver should be :uvcvideo | 02:09 |
itaylor57 | KM0201: had a broadcom problem earlier, where were you? | 02:09 |
KM0201 | itaylor57: uh oh....lol | 02:09 |
susurration | John38, your nick a bible quote? | 02:09 |
SciBot | John38: i have to go budy | 02:10 |
SciBot | Good luck | 02:10 |
john38 | SciBot, ok | 02:10 |
sacarlson | Vahid: but I guess it's not imposible http://blog.dynom.nl/archives/Multiple-PHP-versions-on-one-webserver_20091103_53.html | 02:10 |
john38 | susurration, what nah | 02:10 |
rebirth | hello, can someone help me fix my wifi? | 02:10 |
KM0201 | itaylor57: i had a wedding to attend, all over now. | 02:10 |
ereotav | How can I automaticly backup certain folders and files in ubuntu 10.10 to my external harddrive | 02:10 |
itaylor57 | KM0201: weddings, make me shudder | 02:10 |
KM0201 | itaylor57: me to to be truthful.. :).. but i survived | 02:11 |
susurration | k | 02:11 |
Vahid | sacarlson: hehe, thanks for the research | 02:11 |
rebirth | I can't connect to a WPA secured network, I should have the drivers for my card | 02:11 |
sacarlson | rebirth: I don't know if you need the drivers for the card anymore if you use wpasuplicant | 02:12 |
SciBot | john38, make sure that your driver is no pulseaudio (local) | 02:12 |
SciBot | your camera is not local | 02:13 |
john38 | SciBot, what are the steps again ?? | 02:13 |
john38 | SciBot, or will it be disabled when i install audio chipset linux driver | 02:13 |
ralar | anyone here ready for a question related to the installer? | 02:15 |
sam-_- | !ask | ralar | 02:16 |
ubottu | ralar: 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. :-) | 02:16 |
john38 | Anybody know if i can convert bz2 files into deb | 02:16 |
sam-_- | john38: with some manual work. yes | 02:17 |
john38 | sam-_-, alien? | 02:18 |
xangua | !compile | john38 | 02:18 |
ubottu | john38: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 02:18 |
ralar | well, I'm attempting to install ubuntu using the alternate install disk with the primary partition being on a soft raid, also set up on the install dirk. It hangs in "Installing base system 73%" "Updating list of available packages" | 02:18 |
sam-_- | john38: i don't think so. but why would you want to convert a bz2 to deb? | 02:18 |
john38 | sam-_-, so i can just click and easily install files | 02:19 |
m2mg | FloatingGoat: are u there | 02:19 |
john38 | sam-_-, i guess i can just compile it | 02:19 |
sam-_- | john38: deb is not meant to be used this way. i don't recommend it | 02:19 |
xangua | john38: you can use checkinstall to make a deb of what you compile | 02:20 |
xangua | it was checkinstall or check-install ¿¿ | 02:20 |
eross | where is this ubuntu one and how can i purchase music with it | 02:21 |
eross | amazon mp3 loader is outdated with 3rd party boost library version 1.34 | 02:21 |
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eross | this is more of a linux point, but why it isn't more mainstream | 02:21 |
sam-_- | eross: rhythmbox plugin. should be installed and enabled by default | 02:22 |
john38 | sam-_-, i want to install proprietary audio driver for my pc which is alsa ...using pulseaudio | 02:22 |
xangua | eross: open rhythmbox to buy in the ubuntu one store, actually is seven store or something like that is calles; can't remember | 02:22 |
xangua | banshee also has a plugin for that | 02:22 |
eross | rhythmbox, only see jamendo and magnatune. maybe need to reinstall | 02:22 |
bangjames | hello? | 02:22 |
sam-_- | eross: sudo apt-get install rhythmbox-ubuntuone-music-store | 02:23 |
bangjames | can someone help me with something ? | 02:23 |
john38 | sam-_-, i have driver.bz2 , lib.bz2 and utils.bz2..... which do i install first??? | 02:23 |
sam-_- | john38: neither alsa nor pulseaudio are proprietary | 02:23 |
sam-_- | john38: tell me your soundcards name | 02:23 |
sam-_- | !ask | bangjames | 02:24 |
ubottu | bangjames: 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. :-) | 02:24 |
john38 | sam-_-, VIA VT1708S | 02:24 |
sacarlson | xangua: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall | 02:24 |
eross | thanks sam-_- | 02:24 |
john38 | sam-_-, 8 channel | 02:24 |
eross | ubuntu1 - they go thru amazon or own retailer? | 02:25 |
murkyMurk | update manager starts and finds updates but when i press 'update' fails to ask me for a password. I can apt-get upgrade normally - any ideas? | 02:26 |
ralar | is it possible to set up a soft raid post-installation? | 02:26 |
bangjames | This is my first time using ubuntu os and I want to ask if there is a way to install activex in firefox so that i can access and download things from the website | 02:27 |
ereotav | Any reccomended automatic external backup programs for 10.10 | 02:27 |
xangua | bangjames: activex is only suported by explorer | 02:27 |
pooky | Hi, how do I get rid of the ubuntu one bar in metacity? | 02:27 |
sacarlson | ralar: I've never tried it but I'm sure you could, it might be hard to setup the boot from the raid after install but you could move home and other stuf to it after easy | 02:28 |
sam-_- | john38: don't know. try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1191356#6 | 02:28 |
bangjames | yeah, so I downloaded IE7 via playonlinux and it doesn't seem to be working properly | 02:29 |
ralar | sacarlson: thanks, also, re: my earlier question. It would seem the problem is the CD drive, my google-fu was a little better this attempt. | 02:29 |
sacarlson | ralar: I play with soft raid in virtualbox to figure it out without breaking things I need | 02:29 |
ralar | sacarlson: sound advice | 02:30 |
itaylor57 | activex is a windoz thingee not just ie | 02:30 |
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itaylor57 | activex does not play or work with linux | 02:31 |
sacarlson | ralar: well if it's you cd that's the problem I do have a way to boot install from your hard drive by adding an entry in grub2 to loop mount the iso file | 02:31 |
bangjames | i understand, but isnt there a way to execute activex? | 02:31 |
bangjames | just like using Wine program to execute exe files | 02:31 |
itaylor57 | bangjames: yes with wine or a vm | 02:32 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: install XP under VirtualBox and you can play with activeX all day | 02:32 |
eross | this is weird.. it's downloading to ubuntu-1 storage. do i have to download again? can i localize the files? | 02:32 |
bangjames | okay that means i'll be having 2 operationg system? | 02:32 |
ralar | sacarlson: i have another drive i'm going to try, but assuming that fails how would one go about doing that? | 02:32 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: only if youwant to use activex which is MS onlytechnology | 02:33 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: why DO you want to use activeX? | 02:33 |
sam-_- | bangjames: activex is pure filth. even microsoft is abandoning it. | 02:33 |
bangjames | there's this particular website that i've been using for a long time | 02:33 |
bangjames | where you can download/upload files | 02:33 |
sam-_- | bangjames: which one? | 02:34 |
bangjames | its korean site | 02:34 |
sacarlson | ralar: it should install faster from the hard disk also http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1288604 search in that page for menuentry "Ubuntu" { | 02:34 |
bangjames | www.kiwidisk.com | 02:34 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: specify your warezzzz | 02:34 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: LOL and you trust it to run activeX controls on your box! no wonder you've fled the virus infected remains to use ubuntu | 02:35 |
ralar | sacarlson: thanks alot, that should solve my problem | 02:35 |
bangjames | huh? | 02:35 |
sam-_- | bangjames: murkyMurk speaks the truth. activex is a doorway for everything bad | 02:35 |
sam-_- | bangjames: if you just want to upload single files there are lots of alternatives out there | 02:36 |
sam-_- | bangjames: otherwise ftp/sftp/webdav is the way to go. | 02:36 |
sacarlson | ralar: there is a bit of a catch that you can't repartition the disk that you have the iso file mounted from, but with a raid you should have at least 2 disks so worst case you have to partition each disk from booting from the other. | 02:37 |
bangjames | but its the only site with korean movies,dramas :( | 02:37 |
bangjames | for ppl residing in north america | 02:37 |
sam-_- | bangjames: ah. so you use it for downloading mainly? | 02:37 |
bangjames | yes | 02:37 |
moes | bangjames, That website opens from firefox and ubuntu | 02:37 |
bangjames | yea it does, but i can't download things | 02:38 |
sam-_- | moes: but not the service s/he is referring to | 02:38 |
bangjames | it seems like i've managed to install activex required by that website, however, | 02:38 |
swarleyman | banjo | 02:39 |
swarleyman | my cat got on my keyboard...sorry guys. | 02:39 |
bangjames | i don't know why it wont work | 02:39 |
mogaj | My head phones are not working on ubuntu 10.10 | 02:40 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: i doubt youhave installed activeX for Firefox - they don't support it http://support.mozilla.com/ga-IE/questions/692062 | 02:40 |
sam-_- | murkyMurk: s/he did say he also installed ie | 02:41 |
Froodle | Question on virtual machines: is it possible to copy a file from host to guest? | 02:41 |
sam-_- | murkyMurk: via playonLinux | 02:41 |
murkyMurk | sam-_-: sorry - missed that bit | 02:41 |
Varc | Question: What is a CMake Binary ? (In Kdevelop) | 02:41 |
sam-_- | !sound | mogaj | 02:42 |
ubottu | mogaj: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 02:42 |
bangjames | i did and when i go to that website via IE, the page doesn't even show up properly | 02:42 |
sam-_- | Froodle: of course. the preferred method differs from vm to vm | 02:42 |
mogaj | ubottu : evrything fine with sound .... when i plug in headphones ,sound is not coming from headphones but still system spaekers | 02:43 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 02:43 |
bangjames | so i guess virtualbox is the way to go? | 02:43 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: that's what i use to access MS appa | 02:44 |
sam-_- | mogaj: go into alsamixer and see if you can find sth. there | 02:44 |
george__000 | Hey I'm trying to boot up Gparted Live via USB stick and I can't cause GRUB gets in the way, any advice??? | 02:44 |
eross | how do i get at the album i just purchased which went to some cloud in ubuntu one.. i have the desktop set up already with basic account i think | 02:44 |
murkyMurk | update manager starts and finds updates but when i press 'update' fails to ask me for a password. I can apt-get upgrade normally - any ideas? | 02:45 |
bangjames | and just to clarify, is ubuntu a customized linux os? | 02:45 |
eselle | anyone know how to reinstall the default fonts into ubuntu? | 02:45 |
bangjames | or ubuntu is distinct from linux? | 02:45 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: based on Debian, yes | 02:45 |
eross | bangjames - all distros are custom, more some than others | 02:45 |
sam-_- | george__000: you have to tell your bios to voot via usb. | 02:45 |
george__000 | @bangjames: Ubuntu is derived from Debian | 02:45 |
bangjames | i see | 02:45 |
mogaj | sam-_-: nothing i found there :( | 02:46 |
george__000 | and Debian is a Linux Distro | 02:46 |
Aginor | Varc: having never used kdevelop, I might be wrong, but you can think of cmake as a makefile generator | 02:46 |
sam-_- | mogaj: when you plug in your headphones. do your speakers still work? | 02:46 |
Aginor | Varc: it's kind of like configure | 02:46 |
george__000 | sam-_-: at bootup i select my USB Stick which is a SanDisk Cruzer but grub comes up | 02:47 |
george__000 | ???? | 02:47 |
murkyMurk | so both Ubuntu and Debian are linux distributions | 02:47 |
adel | hello evry b.......... | 02:47 |
bangjames | well, what are the advantages of using ubuntu other than security issues? it lacks so much compatibality | 02:47 |
Varc | Aginor: But it's is a especific folder or what? the program need a CMake Binary | 02:48 |
kaniito | hvvvvhvhv | 02:48 |
sam-_- | eselle: hmm i'm not sure. sudo defoma-reconfigure | 02:48 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: only compatibility with MS products. Every I want to do I can do with linux except play games designed to run only under MS | 02:48 |
bangjames | yeah but almost every games run only under ms :( | 02:48 |
sam-_- | george__000: the grub that is installed on your harddisk? | 02:48 |
Aginor | Varc: cmake is a package you can install using synaptics or aptitude or apt-get | 02:48 |
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george__000 | sam-_-; yea | 02:48 |
Aginor | Varc: then I would assume that kdevelop will magically pick up on it | 02:49 |
george__000 | it tells me to boot either Ubuntu or my other distro | 02:49 |
bangjames | and also MS products are most popular for ppl.. | 02:49 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: true but I have no problem dual booting for a game i want to play - at least my main files are secure on the linux partition | 02:49 |
mogaj | sam-_-:yes | 02:49 |
john38 | i downloaded audio driver version for my pc which is 1.0.18.....should i just upgrade to newer alsa version???? | 02:49 |
Varc | Aginor: Can you tell me the name for the terminal? I say, the Package | 02:49 |
sam-_- | george__000: then your usbstick may not be working | 02:49 |
sam-_- | george__000: isn't correctly installed | 02:49 |
fadein | how do I generate a list of all installed packages on my system? | 02:49 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: but if you want to use MS please do | 02:49 |
Aginor | Varc: "sudo aptitude install cmake" in a terminal | 02:49 |
sam-_- | mogaj: are you sure they aren't plugged into microphone then? | 02:50 |
george__000 | hmm ill keep trying, if not ill just remove grub temporarely | 02:50 |
sam-_- | mogaj: try all the options of plugging them in | 02:50 |
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papashou | how are you folks today? | 02:50 |
Varc | Aginor: thanks you very much | 02:50 |
bangjames | okay thanks for the help, can i get virtual box from ubuntu software centre? | 02:50 |
mogaj | sam-_-: they are plugged into right sockts | 02:51 |
bucky | fadein, dpkg -la | 02:51 |
sam-_- | george__000: oh no. i wouldn't do that. and i see no way this should be necessary | 02:51 |
Aginor | Varc: no worries, happy to help | 02:51 |
murkyMurk | fadein: dpkg --get-selections > installed-software | 02:51 |
fadein | bucky murkyMurk: thx | 02:51 |
eselle | thanks sam-_- | 02:51 |
sam-_- | mogaj: maybe your mic and headphones are switched even though it says otherwise | 02:52 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: yes virtual box 3.2 is in repro | 02:52 |
bangjames | okay! thanks a lot | 02:52 |
bucky | virtual box 4.0.2 is available | 02:53 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: hm, I wrote it to a usb drive with unetbootin (in windows) and all I got was the 'default' and 'boot wubi' selections during boot and it didn't go anywhere | 02:53 |
murkyMurk | bucky: yes but it's a manual install --- well a .deb install | 02:54 |
bucky | murkyMurk, it's in a ppa | 02:54 |
Gnea | however, I was finally able to 'pause' the system at the point that the error message occured - "error: unknown command 'loadfont'" | 02:54 |
bucky | http://www.unixmen.com/linux-distributions/4-ubuntu/1242-install-virtualbox-via-ppa-repository-in-ubuntu-1010-maverick-meerkat | 02:54 |
murkyMurk | bucky: thanks | 02:56 |
murkyMurk | just me with the update-manager problem then? | 02:57 |
Chilaquiles | My ubuntu keeps freezing and then restarting by itself which sucks!! is there any way to know why is it doing that? | 02:57 |
kikay | how can I only display a line with a "+" in the first character in vim? | 02:57 |
bangjames | how much RAM should i allocate to virtual box? my ram is 2gb | 02:57 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: that is usually a RAM problem | 02:58 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: as in the physical hardware | 02:58 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: whats wrong with RAM? | 02:58 |
BlueFish_ | what is the command in defragfs to get the program to defrag hdd? | 02:58 |
murkyMurk | bangjames: I allocated 512M dynamic I think | 02:58 |
bangjames | okay | 02:58 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: often that fault is caused by failing or incompatible RAM modules although it can also be a dying PSU. | 02:59 |
eross | ok guess i'll wait for rhythmbox to sync up with the cloud. | 02:59 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: is there any way to know for sure whats the problem? | 03:00 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: if you have several sticks of RAM try them one at a time to see if the problem goes away | 03:00 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: if it stops crashing then you've found your problemn | 03:00 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: every time it's happened to me it's been RAM | 03:00 |
Aginor | Chilaquiles: run memtest as well, or possibly before | 03:00 |
sam-_- | Chilaquiles: do a memtest. it will take about 2-4 hours but then you will know for sure if your ram is faulty | 03:01 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: although that will take a lot longer than just swapping out the chips | 03:01 |
Chilaquiles | Aginor: whats the command to run memtest? | 03:01 |
sam-_- | murkyMurk: but you won't have clarity with just swapping out ram | 03:02 |
Aginor | Chilaquiles: it should be in the grub menu, unless they've gotten rid of it in newer versions and I never noticed | 03:02 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: I just have 1 stick of memory, I have purchased another stick of the same ram, hopefully this will fit | 03:02 |
sam-_- | Chilaquiles: you may have to hold shift while booting | 03:02 |
rodne2000_ | hello i was wondering if someone can help me setup nagios notifications on a ubuntu server?? thanks | 03:02 |
Chilaquiles | sam-_-: is that the only way to do it? or is there any command to run it? | 03:03 |
sam-_- | Chilaquiles: this is the only way | 03:03 |
Chilaquiles | ok so I can't be working on something else while the process is running? | 03:04 |
Aginor | Chilaquiles: it's like a tiny differnt operating system that's especially designed to test the memory in the computer, so you need to boot it like an operating system | 03:04 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: no | 03:04 |
Chilaquiles | well I guess that's how the test works | 03:04 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: is it an Asus AMD motherboard BTW? | 03:05 |
Chilaquiles | nope | 03:05 |
Chilaquiles | let me check | 03:05 |
rodne2000_ | can anyone help? | 03:06 |
jasono | Hi. How do I run a tar.bz2 file? | 03:06 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: gigabyte GA-m68m-s2 | 03:06 |
sam-_- | rodne2000_: ask in #nagios | 03:06 |
Aginor | jasono: you don't, it's a compressed file, like a zip file | 03:06 |
rodne2000_ | i did no one is responding lol | 03:07 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: thanks - it's just I have a history with Asus requiring a small memory voltage boost to be stable | 03:07 |
blakez | God damn this channel goes too fast for my iPhone | 03:07 |
Varc | !ask | rodne2000 | 03:07 |
ubottu | rodne2000: 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. :-) | 03:07 |
jasono | Aginor So extract? But how do I run-install it's contents? | 03:07 |
murkyMurk | jasono: you don't really run it as it's like a zip file | 03:07 |
rodne2000_ | ok thanks | 03:07 |
Aginor | jasono: you can open it in the archive manager or unzip it using "tar jxvf <file>" in the terminal | 03:08 |
Britman | Hey ubuntu people, I need help and I'm running out of time! My ubuntu is not booting - I get: mounting /dev/disk/by......on /root failed: invalid argument. mounting /dev on /root/dev failed: no such file or directory. etc etc | 03:08 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: ok, well so I just have a last question do you think if I get another stick of memory and the other is good it will be having problems anyway because one is faulty? | 03:08 |
jasono | Aginor Thanks. | 03:08 |
rodne2000_ | i have the following problem, notifications are not going to my assigned email address. postfix is working correctly. any sugestions? | 03:08 |
Aginor | ubottu: !help | 03:08 |
ubottu | 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. :-) | 03:08 |
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blakez | Britman: Running out of time? | 03:08 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: when I say the other i refer to the new one | 03:08 |
Aginor | ubottu: !commands | 03:08 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome), K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE), or Menu -> Accessories -> LXTerminal (LXDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 03:08 |
Britman | blakez I need it working in 4 hours time | 03:09 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: I'd swap one of for the other and IF teh problem goes away then bin the faulty RAM | 03:09 |
Diamondcite | Britman: Time is not of my concern, though on your actual problem, did you recently move the hard drive or re-partition? | 03:09 |
Yohko | anybody here know how to add more than 4 keyboard layouts to GNOME? | 03:09 |
Britman | Diamondcite nope | 03:09 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: well I suspect that there is something wrong going on on Linux though because I've used this stick of memory on Windows and nothing happen | 03:09 |
Diamondcite | Britman: What was the last thing you did before it stopped working? | 03:10 |
Aginor | ubottu: !compiling | jasono | 03:10 |
ubottu | jasono: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 03:10 |
john38 | Can somebody help me | 03:10 |
Britman | Diamondcite I do also have Windows 7 installed. | 03:10 |
jasono | THank you ubottu and Aginor | 03:10 |
Britman | but thats been on there for a year now with ubuntu on there for the last few months or so | 03:10 |
Diamondcite | Britman: It did work fine with both win7 and ubuntu installed at the same time before didn't it? | 03:10 |
Aginor | jasono: you're welcome, feel free to ask if you have any followup questions | 03:11 |
Britman | yep | 03:11 |
john38 | im using alsa 1.0.18 which came with audio chipset should i just upgrade to 1.0.23 | 03:11 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: I think MS is less fussy concerning memory addressing - one of it';s 'features' | 03:11 |
Diamondcite | Britman: Do you have a liveCD or liveUSB on hand? | 03:11 |
jasono | Aginor sure | 03:11 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: I think Linux should do that as well, don't you think so? | 03:11 |
Britman | yea I do Diamondcite, I've tried various things with no luck. I'll boot up the liveUSB now | 03:11 |
sam-_- | !ask | john38 | 03:11 |
ubottu | john38: 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. :-) | 03:11 |
sam-_- | !sound | john38 | 03:11 |
ubottu | john38: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 03:11 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: is a hassle to loss all the data that you have been working on | 03:12 |
john38 | sam-_-, im using alsa 1.0.18 which came with audio chipset should i just upgrade to 1.0.23?? | 03:12 |
bangjames | any must have software for linux beginners? i'll take any suggestions | 03:12 |
Diamondcite | Britman: the /dev/disk-by/uuid is one of the methods of locating your partition with a fairly unique identifier.. sometimes this isn't stored properly and all you need to do is add it back or replace it. | 03:12 |
xangua | !manual | bangjames | 03:12 |
ubottu | bangjames: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 03:12 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: RAM management should be as it is under Linux, MS approach is sloppy and can lead to data loss all by itself | 03:13 |
rollman | i got this error installing the dkms package for virtualbox and have no idea way i could have installed it wrong "E: oss4-dkms: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 10" | 03:13 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: I was wondering if there was any kind of log in Linux that tells you what was the last thing that happened before it crashed, but I guess it doesn't have that | 03:13 |
gpc | !ot | 03:13 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 03:13 |
Diamondcite | Britman: I would suggest trying to look in /etc/fstab of your hard drive along with looking in /dev/disk-by/uuid to see if you can find a match. | 03:13 |
sam-_- | john38: which version of ubuntu? | 03:13 |
john38 | sam-_-, 10.04 | 03:13 |
murkyMurk | Chilaquiles: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-log-files-location-and-how-do-i-view-logs-files/ | 03:13 |
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Britman | Diamondcite ok, I'm just starting it up now | 03:14 |
sam-_- | john38: if you really need the new version of alsa think about upgrading to 10.10 | 03:14 |
Chilaquiles | murkyMurk: thanks for all the help man, I appreciate it | 03:15 |
LyukO | how do i delete iphone-set-info process? | 03:15 |
john38 | sam-_-, nah i dont want to use 10.10 | 03:15 |
LyukO | when i charge ipod tocuh, iphone-set-info process was get my cpu 100% | 03:15 |
sam-_- | john38: are you sure you need the new alsa? | 03:15 |
murkyMurk | LyukO: try typing 'man top' in a terminal | 03:16 |
LyukO | È£Ãâ ÇÏ·Á¸é '!¾ÆÀÌÀ¯'¸¦ ÀÔ·Â ÇØÁÖ¼¼¿ä. | 03:16 |
john38 | sam-_-, my motherboard manufacturer included 1.0.18 with my audio chipset | 03:16 |
sam-_- | y. but you should really stick to the ubuntu version | 03:16 |
Diamondcite | LyukO: You just said something in a non-english character set.. | 03:16 |
tacotron | hey guys.. im trying to compile alsa utils from source, when doing make install i get a line: /bin/bash: m: command not found, what is this command?? | 03:17 |
john38 | can i get alsa 1.0.18 in .deb file? | 03:17 |
john38 | sam-_-, can i get alsa 1.0.18 in .deb file? | 03:17 |
murkyMurk | tacotron: maybe you left a space between m and ake? | 03:17 |
tacotron | murkyMurk: i dont believe so.. cause it inializes the install, it goes thru and does it | 03:17 |
tacotron | the error comes up in the middle of install | 03:18 |
murkyMurk | tacotron: ahhh, so that'll be an ALSA scripting error | 03:18 |
maco | tacotron: sounds like a bug in whatever script you're running. ive never heard of an "m" command | 03:18 |
tacotron | crap.. tehn what should i do? i cant get my sound card working.. =( | 03:19 |
murkyMurk | tacotron: use OSS | 03:19 |
sacarlson | john38: that's even an older version that lucid uses http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/alsa-base do you really want the older alsa? | 03:19 |
tacotron | OSS is better and will work for Realtek ALC259? | 03:19 |
petersm0 | join #diaspora | 03:19 |
petersm0 | oops | 03:19 |
murkyMurk | tacotron: in my opinion OSS rocks - i always use it in preference to ALSA | 03:19 |
john38 | sacarlson, yeah thats the driver that was recommended for my audio chipset | 03:20 |
tacotron | ok, and wil it work with my sound card? | 03:20 |
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murkyMurk | tacotron: hang on - i'll check | 03:20 |
maco | tacotron: alsa and oss are both possible sound drivers / low-leel libraries. alsa has the upstream kernel's blessing, oss does not. they each support a wide range of hardware, but it is not an identical subset, so it's possible switching from one to the other can clear up an issue | 03:20 |
tacotron | oh no! dont do that ill check i dont want to make u think u have to | 03:20 |
sacarlson | john38: so the new 1.0.22.1 doesn't work for you is that what your saying? it may have been recommended in the past but this is now | 03:21 |
murkyMurk | tacotron: LOL - yes OSS supprts pretty mucheverything | 03:21 |
john38 | sacarlson, no i use pulsoaudio i just want to switch to alsa | 03:21 |
john38 | sacarlson, stable version | 03:21 |
maco | tacotron: which ALC259 do you have? "lspci -vv | grep -A1 0403" | 03:21 |
CryptoSec | I accidentally deleted the PPA package from my software sources... now i can't download, remove, and install ubantu software, including pidgin.... does anyone know how it can be fixed? | 03:22 |
murkyMurk | tacotron: i use the OSS v4 from opensound.com - read their very easy install guide ad you'll be done in 2 minutes | 03:22 |
murkyMurk | tacotron: although some things need changing from their ALSA default - it's al there in the OSS help & forums | 03:22 |
tacotron | thanks murkyMurk, your awesome | 03:23 |
Britman | unable to mount filesystem. DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending | 03:23 |
tacotron | maco: that doesnt return anything | 03:23 |
Britman | I can't mount to get at my files from the liveUSB | 03:23 |
jetsaredim | how do I disconnect from a remote desktop session other than clicking on the close button? | 03:24 |
maco | tacotron: ok how about: grep Subsystem /proc/asound/card*/codec* | 03:24 |
Diamondcite | Britman: What happens when you try? | 03:24 |
maco | tacotron: hang on....given that new versions of alsa are packaged and in the repositories, why were you trying to compile it at all? | 03:25 |
Britman | I've found the files you refer to on the LiveUSB storage - I cant get at my old storage though. I get as above /\ | 03:25 |
tacotron | maco: was following the snd-hda-intel guide for ubuntu | 03:25 |
Diamondcite | Britman: Look in your Places on top, see if you see a "Filesystem" which is the same size as your / | 03:25 |
maco | tacotron: link please? i want to see who's recommending doing that when linux-backports-modules-alsa-maverick-generic exists | 03:26 |
murkyMurk | jetsaredim: I haven't used vino for ages -wasn't it an option under the usual log off on the taskbar? have you tried the vino manual? | 03:26 |
maco | tacotron: (and -karmic- and -lucid- ) | 03:26 |
tacotron | it may just be an outdated link. i just switched back to ubuntu from arch linux.. unfortunately i really dont have time to go find the link.. i need to get on homework.. im just gonna use oss, thanks tho | 03:26 |
Britman | Diamondcite I just see my LiveUSB, Windows and the Ubuntu 19gb storage which I am trying to access | 03:27 |
tacotron | honestly if you just google the codec: ALC259 no sound or no sound ubuntu it will be near the top i think | 03:27 |
Diamondcite | Britman: And what happens you when pick that 19GB partition? | 03:27 |
jetsaredim | murkyMurk: yea - usually but i'm inside a vbox vm so any time i move my mouse inside the desktop the vinagre/vino thing grabs the cursor | 03:27 |
maco | tacotron: ALC259 is in no way specific | 03:27 |
tacotron | thats my codec | 03:27 |
chaos2358 | hey guys i have a dilemma. I am running a dual boot laptop with ubuntu 10.10 and win xp. I have my laptop connected to my 50" tv and with windows the laptop screen goes blank/turns off when connected to the tv and the lid is closed. with ubuntu however the laptop screen stays on when connected to the tv and the lid is closed. How can i remedy this? | 03:27 |
tacotron | and thats what i used to search.. dunno what to tell u | 03:27 |
maco | tacotron: but things are fixed on individual hardware basis | 03:27 |
Britman | Diamondcite unable to mount filesystem. DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending | 03:27 |
bfallik | How do I modify the grub kernel args to boot into the initrd? I recalled a casper= arg but I can't remember it now. | 03:28 |
maco | tacotron: thats why i asked for the Subsystem Id listed in the codec dump | 03:28 |
jetsaredim | murkyMurk: I thought there used to be a way to disconnect from within the viewer | 03:28 |
murkyMurk | jetsaredim: ahh yes, i think the disconnect was one of the F buttons....can't remember now. Check the vino/vinagre manual? | 03:28 |
sacarlson | john38: maybe try the alsa you have by switching to alsa in gstreamer run command gstreamer-properties and try alsa | 03:28 |
tacotron | maco: your command didnt work, said the directory does not exist | 03:28 |
maco | tacotron: no /proc/asound? oooh well then... thats an interesting level of failure there | 03:29 |
maco | tacotron: well, unless you already removed alsa, in which case it makes sense | 03:29 |
john38 | sacarlson, for default output should i choose digital or analog | 03:29 |
chaos2358 | anything guys? | 03:29 |
maco | tacotron: but alright, have fun with oss. if it doesnt work out, switch back to alsa before asking help in here as oss isnt supported in ubuntu | 03:29 |
tacotron | yeah that must be why.. but i reinstalled alsa driver and lib, just not utils | 03:29 |
john38 | sacarlson, i use a webcam with integrated microphone | 03:29 |
tacotron | maco: alright, thanks | 03:30 |
sacarlson | john38: I assume you use an analog plugin speaker but not sure what you have | 03:30 |
john38 | sacarlson, tv speakers | 03:30 |
sacarlson | john38: try analog | 03:30 |
murkyMurk | sleep time | 03:31 |
chaos2358 | hey guys i have a dilemma. I am running a dual boot laptop with ubuntu 10.10 and win xp. I have my laptop connected to my 50" tv and with windows the laptop screen goes blank/turns off when connected to the tv and the lid is closed. with ubuntu however the laptop screen stays on when connected to the tv and the lid is closed. How can i remedy this? | 03:32 |
mellin | Evening everyone how goes it? | 03:32 |
john38 | sacarlson, do i have to restart computer | 03:33 |
wooter | chaos2358, windows power options | 03:33 |
wooter | you want ubuntu to switch off aswell chaos2358 ? | 03:33 |
mellin | chaos2358: Well you mean that the screen goes blank in windows? | 03:33 |
sacarlson | john38: I don't think so | 03:33 |
ryanX | does anyone know anything about intel drivers? | 03:33 |
sam-_- | !ask | ryanX | 03:34 |
ubottu | ryanX: 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. :-) | 03:34 |
chaos2358 | wooter, mellin the screen already blanks with windows. but i cant get it to do so with ubuntu | 03:34 |
sacarlson | john38: you will have to run applications through gstreamer | 03:34 |
john38 | sacarlson, where do i go to see if i am using alsa | 03:34 |
ryanX | sorry, new at irc. | 03:34 |
sacarlson | john38: what application is it you plan to run? | 03:35 |
mellin | chaos2358: Go to system power managment and drop down the option for blank screen. Do it for battery and plugged int | 03:35 |
mellin | *in* | 03:35 |
john38 | sacarlson, i use skype but it still has pulseaudio as its default audio | 03:35 |
chaos2358 | mellin, its already set to blank screen | 03:36 |
ryanX | okay, so i have an intel gm 965 express chipset, and i would like to upgrade its driver. | 03:36 |
sacarlson | john38: look in audio setup in skype you can select | 03:36 |
mellin | chaos2358: Sorry system/preferences/then power management. Is it set that way for both battery power and ac power? | 03:36 |
ryanX | i found a package called i965-va-driver that seems compatible, but im not sure if its the one im looking for. | 03:36 |
john38 | sacarlson, let me restart | 03:36 |
chaos2358 | mellin yes it is. though my batt is fried and i only use it on ac power | 03:37 |
mellin | chaos2358: Ok then what you want to do is do Alt+F2 type gconf-editor and open it up. | 03:37 |
mellin | Let me find the rest of the steps here...so you can see what the settings say for what it claims is already configured | 03:38 |
chaos2358 | mellin ok | 03:38 |
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mellin | chaos2358: You are looking for apps > gnome-power-manager > buttons make sure it says lid_ac and lid_battery blank | 03:41 |
mellin | chaos2358: NOT "Do Nothing" | 03:41 |
chaos2358 | mellin ok they say blank | 03:41 |
chaos2358 | mellin now what? | 03:42 |
mellin | chaos2358: If those settings aren't wrong I have no idea other than possibly due to the battery being dead it is getting mixed up. That is what it should say. Is the battery removed? | 03:42 |
chaos2358 | ive tried with the battery in and out. and the battery isnt totally fried just wont sustain a charge more then half an hour | 03:43 |
chaos2358 | melli ^ | 03:43 |
chaos2358 | mellin, ^^ | 03:43 |
CryptoSec | I accidentally deleted the PPA package from my software sources... now i can't download, remove, and install ubantu software, including pidgin.... does anyone know how it can be fixed? | 03:44 |
pienkie | hi guys. is anyone able to help me with ALSA & an "Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster", please? | 03:44 |
mellin | chaos2358: Sorry then I'm still learning myself. Wait a bit then ask again if you don't get any response as the channel is active and some will surely miss your post | 03:44 |
john38 | sacarlson, everything is still set to use Pulseaudio(local) | 03:44 |
chaos2358 | mellin ok thanks for your help none the less. | 03:44 |
mellin | chaos2358: Absolutely...I've been helped plenty myself | 03:45 |
phixxor | how can I find the IP addresses of other computers on my network? | 03:45 |
sacarlson | john38: I'm reading about skype 2.1 that I think you run and it is setup to use pulse audio as default I'm looking for a workaround to enable alsa for it | 03:45 |
mellin | phixxor: PM | 03:48 |
pienkie | old ALSA bug, ubuntu, not working….. : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=19307 … some help please? | 03:48 |
selig5 | phixxor: Use nmap | 03:49 |
sacarlson | john38: I'm reading this http://blogs.skype.com/linux/2009/09/some_explanations.html and still can't find a way to switch, but I do see that skype will run without pulseaudio | 03:49 |
horseatingweeds | Where might I find a php executable - so that I might specify it form Eclipse debugger? | 03:51 |
sacarlson | john38: I think I found it in that link I sent you To disable auto-spawn, edit or create the file ~/.pulse/client.conf and add a line containing "autospawn = no" there. | 03:52 |
mellin | horseatingweeds: Ummmm do what you need and chmod+x? | 03:52 |
sacarlson | john38: but maybe before you do that you should verify with another gstreamer application that alsa even works | 03:52 |
john38 | sacarlson, for default input do i choose alsa? | 03:53 |
horseatingweeds | mellin, Eclipse says I need to specify a 'PHP Executable'. I've searched around but can't find it with Eclipe's search tool. | 03:53 |
sacarlson | john38: yes that's what you want to try alsa | 03:53 |
john38 | sacarlson, how do i open /.pulse/client.conf | 03:54 |
tbruff13 | can someone please tell me how to start a new x session (without genome) for world of warcraft | 03:54 |
mellin | horseatingweeds: I'v no idea, but do you know what the php executable is supposed to accomplish? | 03:54 |
sacarlson | john38: I would use gedit my favorite text editor you use whatever standard editor you want like.. vi, vim .... | 03:55 |
mellin | tbruff13: I'm guessing that perhaps Google would get you far | 03:55 |
horseatingweeds | mellin, not really. I assume it give Eclipse something to run the php with. I don't know... | 03:55 |
harold | hola | 03:56 |
harold | como entro en ubuntu-es+ | 03:56 |
maco | horseatingweeds: need to install php5-cli | 03:56 |
maco | horseatingweeds: it wants the path to the executable that is run when you type "php" at a command line interface | 03:56 |
tbruff13 | acually ive been looking for this script all day i need a script | 03:56 |
KM0201 | !es | harold | 03:57 |
ubottu | harold: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 03:57 |
horseatingweeds | maco, ok. Thanks. | 03:57 |
harold | gracias | 03:57 |
LtHummus | Where is Ubuntu's smb.conf? It appears the one in the usual place (/etc/samba/smb.conf) is a sample one. | 03:57 |
tbruff13 | people have told me that it was on a certain page I go to said page and i cannot find it so if someone can help me find the script i would appreciate it Ps. im googleing now | 03:57 |
mellin | horseatingweeds: Did you get the answer? If so would you please tell me so I will know in the future if I run across it? | 03:58 |
sacarlson | john38: but you sure you don't want to verify alsa works first? with like the vlc application? | 03:58 |
horseatingweeds | mellin, marco said I need to install php5-cli. | 03:59 |
bcessa | hi there, I have a remote server using 10.04, today I update openssh and now I can't access the server, the last error msg I get while trying to start ssh was: "Failed to spawn ssh pre-start process: unable to set oom adjustment: Operation not permitted" any ideas on what may the problem be? | 03:59 |
horseatingweeds | I'm doing that now. | 03:59 |
maco | mellin: http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/i386/php5-cli/filelist /usr/bin/php5 | 03:59 |
mellin | horseatingweeds: Ok cool thanks..I was just about to guess it was another package that enhances PHP | 03:59 |
mellin | horseatingweeds: Thanks for the answer! | 03:59 |
hur | hello. are there alternatives to dvconnect to send a .dv file to a camcorder? because I'm not sure if I can get it to work, as it complains about video1394 | 04:01 |
clavin12 | What does one do, when upon booting, there are no top and bottom bars? | 04:02 |
tacotron | murkyMurk: just an FYI, OSS DOES NOT WORK with my sound card | 04:03 |
cornaljoe | any1 know how to set repo to a specific folder? It just dumps everything in my user folder | 04:03 |
sacarlson | hur: I have a sony cam and used firewire before but was only able to read in dv files from it, I tried to send to it but failed, If you get it to work I would love to hear about it. this was back around year 2007 so things may have got better | 04:03 |
tacotron | when OSS installed, my computer made a loud piercing hum and i could not control it, now whever ubuntu boots it makes that noise that changes pitch if i move the computer or close the clamshell.. can i disable oss from a live disc? | 04:04 |
tacotron | needless to say i will NEVER be using OSS again | 04:05 |
clavin12 | What does one do, when upon booting, there are no top or bottom bars in xfce? | 04:06 |
sam-_- | tacotron: oss is long gone. apps use oss only trough alsa-oss | 04:06 |
john38 | sacarlson, i uninstalled pulseaudio now i dont have sound preferences | 04:07 |
sam-_- | tacotron: *through | 04:07 |
tacotron | seriously? Jeez.. you know i could have blown out my speakers it was so loud | 04:07 |
sacarlson | john38: I never told you to uninstall pulseaudio | 04:07 |
Tw|sT | yeah.. OSS is kinda archaic now. It seemed to have its heyday around 10 to 12 years ago, back when the Audigy chipset was newsk00l | 04:07 |
john38 | sacarlson, i'll just reinstall it | 04:08 |
sacarlson | john38: ok | 04:08 |
tacotron | well if murkyMurk comes back in.. im gonna tell him he almost blew my speakers out.. | 04:08 |
john38 | sacarlson, ok installed | 04:08 |
tacotron | recommending that | 04:08 |
sacarlson | john38: you could also use the alsa mixer | 04:08 |
tacotron | maco: you said earlier that the latest Alsa stuff is in the repos? | 04:09 |
gusg | My wireless card, Intel 5300, has the capability of being a base station too (they call it MyWiFi PAN). How can I find out if I can do this in Ubuntu? | 04:09 |
Tw|sT | "Your own milage may vary" kinda applies here, eh? | 04:09 |
Tw|sT | heh | 04:09 |
sacarlson | john38: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alsamixer | 04:09 |
JackeyChan | hi, I want to view the mysql query log. I added the log settings at /etc/mysql/my.cnf and then restart mysql service. But no happen when i query mysql. is someone add query log settings ? can give me some idear ? | 04:09 |
hur | sacar actually my laptop is running an older ubuntu i guess and I can cat or cp the .dv file to a file under /dev | 04:09 |
john38 | sacarlson, skype still using pulseaudio | 04:09 |
hur | but my main machine is coming up with /dev/fw0 and /dev/fw1 now, firewire ohci? something is different. plus, I never had much success with dvconnect | 04:10 |
john38 | sacarlson, i noticed that when i uninstalled pulaseaudio i was able to select Quickcam pro 9000 from options | 04:10 |
tacotron | is there any way i can disable OSS using a live disc? i have sensitive data on my ubuntu install and id rathern ot have to reinstall the entire OS | 04:10 |
sacarlson | john38: yes as that link I gave you states you need to uninstall or stop pulseaudio to get skype to use alsa | 04:10 |
sacarlson | john38: ok well that sounds like progress then | 04:11 |
john38 | sacarlson, but then i couldnt load sound applet | 04:11 |
sacarlson | john38: sound applet is only for pulseaudio, for alsa there are other mixers as the link above I gave you alsamixer | 04:12 |
john38 | sacarlson, gnome alsa mixer? | 04:13 |
sacarlson | john38: there are many that might work | 04:13 |
john38 | sacarlson, skype had so many options for default speakers mostly HD audio | 04:14 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: got it fixed using the ubuntu livecd | 04:14 |
john38 | sacarlson, i just want to select my webcam's microphone to be used as default input | 04:15 |
sacarlson | john38: here are more alsa mixers take your pick, there are even more. http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/AlsaMixers | 04:15 |
sacarlson | john38: so what's stoping you? | 04:15 |
Brictone | can anyone direct me where to find info on installing ubuntu on a USB drive? | 04:16 |
bastidrazor | !usb | Brictone | 04:16 |
ubottu | Brictone: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 04:16 |
john38 | sacarlson, i dont know how the hell to use alsa mixer doesnt allow me to test microphone | 04:16 |
Brictone | onto not from... | 04:16 |
bastidrazor | Brictone: read the 2nd link | 04:17 |
Brictone | ok thanks | 04:17 |
hur | sacarlson yes my laptop brings up /dev/dv1394/0 when I plug in my camera as a firewire connection. that's how I send .dv files to it (by copying it to that device file). my main machine does something different, with /dev/fw0 or /dev/fw1 | 04:17 |
sacarlson | john38: that's what vlc is for if you want another application to test your mic try record video with vlc http://www.scribd.com/doc/25400/Video-Recording-With-VLC | 04:17 |
sacarlson | hur: so does it work? | 04:18 |
hur | well I'm going to try again getting dv1394 module running on my main machine. it's using something more modern i think, some other module set | 04:18 |
sacarlson | hur: like I said I tried it and failed | 04:18 |
sacarlson | hur: well that's what I want to hear is if it works, and what camera is it? mine was a pc100 sony | 04:19 |
hur | mine is a pretty recent sony hdv, dvcam unit | 04:20 |
phixxor | can I get some help with rsync? I'm trying to copy a big folder from one computer to another, and i just want to make sure my command is doing what I think it's doing? | 04:20 |
phixxor | From my mac to my linux computer: rsync -r -a -v -e "ssh phix@phixtop-linux" --delete /Users/Shared/iTunes/iTunes\ Music/ /home/phix/music/iTunes\ Music | 04:21 |
sacarlson | hur: well as I said before I would LOVE to hear if it works to send video to the cam. | 04:22 |
gusg | My webcam works in "Cheese". How can I see how it is connected to my system? lsusb and lspci don't show it | 04:22 |
Brictone | Thanks again for the link I'll probly be back with other easy questions later! | 04:24 |
Ramir00 | cd /home/desktop/myfile??? | 04:24 |
Ramir00 | is good? | 04:24 |
Ramir00 | rigth? | 04:24 |
Ramir00 | No existe el fichero o el directorio | 04:24 |
gpc | Ramir00: cd ~/Desktop/myfile | 04:25 |
BlueFish_ | is it necessary to do a disc clean up on ubuntu if so how is this done | 04:26 |
gusg | where is the kernel source located ? I don't have /usr/src but I thought I had installed the source. | 04:26 |
hur | sar well my dv1394 module works for /dev/dv1394/0 like i said, on my laptop. probably because the interface is a good one, which is 0c:04.1 FireWire (IEEE 1394): Texas Instruments PCIxx12 OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 Host Controller | 04:27 |
hur | does anyone know what to do with a more modern type though, onboard atx motherboard? dv1394 isn't quite loading and unloading cleanly. i get /dev/fw1 to come up which is the firewire_ohci module? the lspci spec is (sorry if this is a lot of into) 01:0a.0 FireWire (IEEE 1394): Texas Instruments TSB43AB23 IEEE-1394a-2000 Controller (PHY/Link) | 04:28 |
phixxor | how to I tell my laptop that it's OK to allow SSH connections? | 04:29 |
blakez | BBC | 04:29 |
hur | phixxor after you install sshd just check some /etc/init.d and /etc/rc3.d type startup scripts | 04:30 |
KipMacy | phixxor: do you have the package openssh-server installed ? | 04:30 |
phixxor | let me check these things, thanks :) | 04:30 |
phixxor1 | I'm installing openssh-server now | 04:33 |
reddict | hello | 04:33 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: Unetbootin doesn't work with Super GRUB2 Disk (yet). | 04:33 |
reddict | guys need help with wireless module for thinkpad edge 13 under ubuntu (amd 64 bit) | 04:33 |
reddict | working off of an ethernet connection right now | 04:33 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: okay, what method would you recommend via windows? | 04:34 |
reddict | but need to enable wireless. anyone has had experience installing wireless module on edge 13 under ubuntu 64 bit | 04:34 |
galamar | can any one tell me where i should go for "WOL" help? | 04:34 |
al_nz1 | when someone talks about installing from maverick main - how do I do that? | 04:35 |
horseatingweeds | phpinfo() and php -m say I have xdebug installed, but Eclipse php debugger says I need to check my php.ini file. What could this be? | 04:35 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: None currently. It's possible with dd for windows, but more difficult than it should be. | 04:36 |
hur | galamar did you research the etherwake utility you need to install that first, and also make sure your bios has one of the settings set for the lan to wake up | 04:36 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: that sort of defeats the purpose of a rescue disk then | 04:36 |
HowardTheDuck | hey. how would desktop cube work with an extended desktop w/ 2 screens | 04:36 |
davemenninger | i'm having a little trouble understanding a library i've installed... | 04:37 |
davemenninger | according to this: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=natty&arch=any&mode=exactfilename&searchon=contents&keywords=libmpfr.so.1 | 04:37 |
BlueBomber7 | HowardTheDuck: When I had my setup like that they were two different cubes. | 04:37 |
davemenninger | the file i need ( libmpfr.so.1 ) is provided by the packages libmpfr1ldbl | 04:37 |
galamar | hur: i have turned it on in bios im just confused about all the address setup stuff. | 04:37 |
HowardTheDuck | BlueBomber7, are you friggin kidding me? 2 cubes??? | 04:38 |
davemenninger | but, i only have a libmpfr.so.4 | 04:38 |
BlueBomber7 | HowardTheDuck: IE the workspaces came in pairs, and changing one changed the other simultaneously. | 04:38 |
BlueBomber7 | HowardTheDuck: You're talking dual monitor? | 04:38 |
HowardTheDuck | ahh | 04:38 |
HowardTheDuck | yeah | 04:38 |
HowardTheDuck | well laptp + external monitor more specifically | 04:38 |
hur | galamar well if i understand you then you want to use etherwake and give it a mac address. you get the mac address from ifconfig | 04:38 |
phixxor1 | Is there an ext driver for windows 7? | 04:38 |
BlueBomber7 | OK, well, I had dual monitors. I don't remember if I had it set to mirror or not, though :-s | 04:38 |
HowardTheDuck | just curious, my desktop has a cube but only 1 monitor...curious as to what it would do when i have 2 | 04:38 |
phixxor1 | (#ot, perhaps) | 04:38 |
BlueBomber7 | One cube per display is what I remember. | 04:39 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: You can write it to a CD with windows, and I hope unetbootin will support SG2D soon. The next version should also be possible to install via cygwin's grub2 package. | 04:39 |
HowardTheDuck | so, 8 desktops? | 04:39 |
galamar | hur: its more the correct port values im sorry for the mis-info | 04:39 |
BlueBomber7 | HowardTheDuck: Don't confuse displays, desktops, workspaces, and cubes ;-) | 04:39 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: system doesn't have a cd/dvd drive, but usb flashdrives plug in just fine | 04:39 |
hur | galamar not sure about that. i've used the "magic packet" feature, which is a standard port if it's a port at all. i dunno, i haven't had to worry about it | 04:40 |
HowardTheDuck | im not thats why im asking, 2 cubes would mean the need for 8 desktops right? | 04:40 |
BlueBomber7 | No, the cube is just a transition effect. | 04:40 |
BlueBomber7 | You can have as many workspaces as you want. | 04:40 |
HowardTheDuck | oh | 04:40 |
galamar | hur: like port forwarding in the network | 04:40 |
BlueBomber7 | And in whatever configuration (linear or two-dimensional) | 04:40 |
john38 | sacarlson, ok i got pulseaudio uninstalled to use webcam input in Skype | 04:40 |
HowardTheDuck | gotcha, thanks | 04:40 |
BlueBomber7 | NP | 04:41 |
amh345 | cp * 192.168.1.104:/home/user/blah is asking for that machines password. but everytime i enter the password it says permission denied, try again. is there something im missing? i know for a fact that the pw is right. i just ssh'd with it. | 04:41 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: Actually, if you select the "Floppy" option from the "Disk Image" drop down it should work. | 04:41 |
john38 | sacarlson, i dont understand the options before were set to Pulseaudio(local) for microphone, speakers, and everything..now im able to select quickcam pro 9000 from list | 04:42 |
john38 | sacarlson, it worked in pulseaudio but when i attempted to video chat microphone was non functional | 04:43 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: Except the current image is .6 MiB too large for a floppy image :(. If you'd like to discuss SG2D more we should probably move to #sgrub as it's gone offtopic for #ubuntu. | 04:43 |
amh345 | anyone? | 04:43 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: er, well I don't get that option, since I don't have a floppy drive either (it's a netbook) so the only things that are available are the hard drive and any usb drive that gets plugged in | 04:44 |
john38 | sacarlson, is it the same if i were using pulseaudio. the sound applet in preferences allowed to select Quickcam for default input | 04:44 |
Gnea | amh345: cp * user@192.168.1.104:~/blah | 04:44 |
john38 | sacarlson, you know what im saying | 04:44 |
hur | Since the magic packet is only scanned for the string above, and not actually parsed by a full protocol stack, it may be sent as any network- and transport-layer protocol. It is typically sent as a UDP datagram to port 7 or 9, but actually it can be sent on any port. | 04:44 |
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hur | -- that was from the Wake-On-LAN wikipedia page | 04:45 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: It's not about writing to a floppy drive, but rather treating the image as a bootable floppy image (which it is) instead of a bootable CD image (which it also is). | 04:45 |
phixxor | Hey -- when I try to ssh into my computer, I get this prompt -- what am I doing wrong?: Permission denied (publickey,password) | 04:45 |
amh345 | Gnea: that line is just returning a usage map for cp | 04:46 |
zek152 | phixxor, i assume you set up an ssh server on your computer? | 04:46 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: OIC, with the diskimage... hrm.. | 04:46 |
overdub | amh345, try scp | 04:47 |
Gnea | amh345: then use scp, cp is local-only | 04:47 |
phixxor | zek152, yes, and I tried logging in to localhost and it worked | 04:47 |
john38 | sacarlson, you there? | 04:47 |
Gnea | amh345: the only way you can use cp across the network is with nfs or cifs | 04:47 |
phixxor | zek152, i'm on my mac now, and the same user/password isn't working | 04:47 |
Jordan_U | Gnea: 1.98s1 should definitely work with that option, I'm not sure what will happen with the wubi_rescue.iso as it's slightly too large for a floppy. | 04:47 |
Gnea | amh345: well, zfs could work too | 04:47 |
zek152 | phixxor, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=267264 | 04:47 |
Gnea | Jordan_U: I'll give it a try and see what happens | 04:48 |
amh345 | Gnea: scp worked. but it didnt grab directories as well. only files located at the root of *. hmm | 04:48 |
Gnea | amh345: scp -r | 04:48 |
amh345 | scp * -r ? | 04:48 |
BlueBomber7 | amh345: man scp | 04:49 |
Gnea | man scp <-- will tell you the correct lineup | 04:49 |
phixxor | zek152, alright, I'll try deleting the known_hosts | 04:49 |
jessie | who here is good with ubuntu install problems? | 04:49 |
amh345 | thank you | 04:49 |
Gnea | jessie: most of us | 04:49 |
horseatingweeds | How does php see the config files in /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d? | 04:49 |
jessie | ok, im new to linux and im tryin to help my friend. he can run ubuntu 10.10 from cd just fine, but it wont run from HD... any suggestions? | 04:50 |
jessie | i got mine to work just fine though, on this com and a laptop | 04:50 |
zek152 | phixxor, if that doesn't work i wouldn't be able to help anymore than just doing another google search for you. | 04:50 |
phixxor | alright, thanks for your help :D | 04:50 |
jessie | any suggestions on what would make it not run from HD? | 04:52 |
john38 | can somebody help me i have no sound there is no device detected in sound preferences | 04:52 |
wooter | jessie, is the bios set to boot from hard drive | 04:52 |
BlueBomber7 | jessie: What happens when you try to install it? | 04:52 |
Gnea | jessie: my suggestion is to explain the problem in as much detail as possible. vagueness doesn't solve problems, it creates problems. | 04:52 |
jessie | sry, im trying to talk him into getting in the room here so he can explain it | 04:53 |
jessie | im the delevery guy right now | 04:53 |
jessie | lol | 04:53 |
BlueBomber7 | jessie: I agree with Gnea. More details, please. We're asking more questions than you :P | 04:53 |
john38 | can somebody help me i have no sound there is no device detected in sound preferences?? | 04:54 |
markoso | hi why dont my sound settings stay sometimes i have to goto prefs and change the output but it does not stik | 04:54 |
Gnea | !sound | john38 | 04:54 |
ubottu | john38: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 04:54 |
john38 | Gnea, i have no sound | 04:54 |
phixxor | zek152, d'oh, I was trying to login using a nonexistant username | 04:54 |
Gnea | john38: see the troubleshooting url above. | 04:55 |
phixxor | zek152, that's why it worked with localhost and not here | 04:55 |
OttifantSir | Quick one: How do I start a graphical application from terminal, then be able to close the terminal without killing the app? Someone showed me once, but I don't remember | 04:55 |
Hansolz | how do i get my ubuntu to look like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xC3UG4SwWNA | 04:55 |
zek152 | phixxor, that will do it. glad you got it figured out. | 04:55 |
phixxor | OttifantSir, append && I believe -- but better get a second opinion | 04:55 |
jessie | ok here is what he says "everything goes ok then when I restart my computer it starts to load then a get a black screen instead of the ubuntu 10.10 screen my moniter says out of range then nothing happens I can hear ubuntu start up from my head phones but no images." | 04:56 |
Gnea | Hansolz: your request is denied. | 04:56 |
OttifantSir | phixxor: Thank you for quick response. Don't remember what it was, but it didn't include &&, that much I remember. | 04:57 |
Gnea | jessie: he will need to get into the grub boot menu when the system starts up and turn boot verbosity on | 04:57 |
Gnea | !grub2 | jessie The following illustrates how to do this: | 04:57 |
ubottu | jessie The following illustrates how to do this:: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 04:57 |
Gnea | jessie: second URL | 04:58 |
jessie | ok, ill tell him | 04:58 |
jessie | thanks you so much! | 04:58 |
phixxor | is it redundant to use rsync with the switches -ravz ? | 04:58 |
Gnea | jessie: by turning verbosity on, he will be able to see the error message when it happens | 04:58 |
phixxor | i'm not sure if -a includes -r | 04:59 |
adlib8675309_ | does anybody know if dx works with wine for use with WOW or am i stuck with open gl | 04:59 |
jessie | i was thinking it was something to do with graphics, but wasnt sure | 04:59 |
hur | sar I found a useful page that talks about switching between the old and new firewire stacks. my laptop had the old one (which works) so I'm setting up my main machine to use the old one as well. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FireWire | 04:59 |
rww | phixxor: -a includes -r. see the manpage. | 04:59 |
jessie | it just wasnt making sense that the cd works but not off HD lol | 04:59 |
Gnea | jessie: well if he swapped the hard drive from one machine to another, there could be a video driver mismatch, yeah | 04:59 |
rww | phixxor: "-r archive mode; equals -rlptgoD" | 05:00 |
jessie | he just said "I can only load of the cd if I chose F then select nomodeset | 05:00 |
rww | -a ** | 05:00 |
BlueBomber7 | -a does include -r (recursive) | 05:00 |
phixxor | thanks rww! | 05:00 |
OttifantSir | Quick one: How do I start a graphical application from terminal, then be able to close the terminal without killing the app? Someone showed me once, but I don't remember | 05:00 |
amh345 | does anyone know of a purely command line media app for ubuntu server? something that functions with ps3 and xbox? now that im getting ubuntu running nicely, i want to move over my old windoze machines. | 05:01 |
BlueBomber7 | OttifantSir: Start it in the background. | 05:01 |
victory | I am running maverick. I want to add "noatime" to a USB thumb drive when it is plugged in. Where is this sort of thing kept? What system is in charge of that? I hear things keep changing. Is it udev? HAL? or something else? | 05:01 |
BlueBomber7 | OttifantSir: example: | 05:01 |
BlueBomber7 | $ nautilus . & | 05:01 |
zek152 | OttifantSir, appending an "&" at the end of a command will background it. you can bring it back to the forground with the fg # command, where # is the job ID (printed to the console when you start the original application | 05:01 |
rww | OttifantSir: "command &" works fine for me. you may also be thinking of 'disown', which is another way of doing it. | 05:01 |
zek152 | lol. i like how we all responded the same thing at pretty much the same time | 05:02 |
zek152 | we must be right :) | 05:02 |
BlueBomber7 | OttifantSir: By the way, nothing about what we're telling you has anything to do with the program being GUI or CLI | 05:02 |
phixxor | i thoguht it was && for some reason | 05:02 |
OttifantSir | BlueBomber7 and rww: Thank you. Now remember where I saw what I thought of - Linux Journal Quick Tip | 05:02 |
BlueBomber7 | OttifantSir: Yup, just process management. | 05:02 |
sacarlson | john38: so audio in skype works fine in pulseaudio but not when run with video chat, I'm not sure what your problem is, sounds like a skype problem | 05:02 |
zek152 | && will run the first command and then the second command. | 05:03 |
bastidrazor | zek152: if the first command does not have errors | 05:03 |
BlueBomber7 | If the first command terminates normally, right? | 05:03 |
BlueBomber7 | Yes. | 05:03 |
john38 | sacarlson, that could be it ...but i had to narrow it down | 05:03 |
zek152 | bastidrazor, yes, of course, good clarification. | 05:04 |
phixxor | rww: can rsync be used with filepaths containing spaces? like /home/rww/foo\ bar kind of thing? | 05:04 |
bc81 | hello! how can i get rid of this pink color that shows up in various parts of the theme? see the pinkness: http://tinyurl.com/66gmxka and also http://tinyurl.com/5r5k3so there is no such pink in the Ambience theme!! | 05:04 |
disappearedng_ | Hey on my mac I am getting chromium 9 but then on my ubuntu it's still chromium 8 what is the deb entry I have to add to upgrade ? | 05:04 |
john38 | sacarlson, someone here told me they used skype fine...could be my webcam | 05:04 |
chd | I plugged a hard drive in through a USB port and I want to mount it, how do I go about doing this? | 05:04 |
KB1JWQ | chd: man mount | 05:04 |
KB1JWQ | !mount | 05:04 |
ubottu | mount is used to attach devices to directories. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount | 05:04 |
rww | phixxor: dunno. I'd imagine so... | 05:05 |
phixxor | rww: it doesn't seem to work :( can I pastebin? | 05:06 |
rww | phixxor: sure | 05:06 |
OttifantSir | BlueBomber7: Your way didn't work with avant-window-navigator. Do I need that period before the & ? | 05:06 |
sacarlson | john38: I use skype v2.1 fine in ubuntu 10.04 and only one of my webcams works with it, seems my old cam still uses v4l1 and skype now only likes v4l2, skype has limited support being it's not open source | 05:06 |
phixxor | my command is thus: rsync -avz --delete --exclude '.DS_Store' /Users/Shared/iTunes/iTunes\ Music patrick@phixtop-linux:/home/patrick/music/iTunes\ Music | 05:06 |
zek152 | OttifantSir, i dont think you need the "." before the "&" | 05:06 |
rww | phixxor: I've never used rsync remotely, at all. I suspect it's slightly more complicated than that, though? | 05:07 |
BlueBomber7 | OttifantSir: I don't think AWN takes a directory argument. The full-stop (.) means the current directory. | 05:07 |
john38 | sacarlson, that could be it | 05:07 |
BlueBomber7 | OttifantSir: That was just an argument I passed to nautilus. | 05:07 |
phixxor | rww, http://paste.ubuntu.com/557974/ i don't know :/ i hope its not | 05:07 |
john38 | sacarlson, i got another problem with another computer | 05:07 |
john38 | sacarlson, my sound is disabled | 05:07 |
chd | how do I found out the "path" to the drive I just plugged in? ie sda1 sdb... | 05:07 |
BlueBomber7 | chd: mount | 05:08 |
zek152 | OttifantSir, if you wanted to start firefox it would be ">> firefox &" | 05:08 |
needlez | does anyone in here know how to make XIRC choose a different port on startup?? just wondering cuz my school blocks port 8001 which is my default for freenode | 05:08 |
BlueBomber7 | chd: man mount | 05:08 |
OttifantSir | zek152: I need to pipe it? | 05:08 |
overdub | chd, fdisk -l | 05:09 |
zek152 | OttifantSir, no sorry the ">>" just meant your prompt. | 05:09 |
bastidrazor | zek152: $ | 05:09 |
phixxor | arg | 05:10 |
rww | phixxor: heh. two thoughts: 1) make sure /home/patrick/music/ already exists on the destination computer (and note case-sensitivity), 2) try using "/home/patrick/music/iTunes Music" (i.e., wrap it in quotes) instead. | 05:10 |
overdub | phixxor, and use the IP number of the target machine instead of hostname in case that's the problem | 05:11 |
sacarlson | needlez: if xirc is a client not sure why it uses port 8001, if you need a client access from school then there are web irc sites | 05:11 |
dw- | Unlisted link to NEW Zeitgeist: http://youtu.be/-Sii0X2p0J4 | 05:11 |
OttifantSir | zek152, BlueBomber7, phixxor and rww: Again, thanks for your help. Shawn Powers of Linux Journal had a YouTube-video on bg and fg. I'll hunt that down because it was easy to do, just didn't remember it, but you reminded me of it, so I thank you even though "command &" don't work for AWN apparently | 05:11 |
phixxor1 | rww, ok -- i'm on the other compu now, gonna try switchign source and dest | 05:11 |
chaos2358 | msg nickserv identify just4me | 05:11 |
chaos2358 | oops | 05:11 |
phixxor1 | rww, heh, turns out music was Music | 05:12 |
needlez | sacarlson, kk thanks | 05:12 |
rww | chaos2358: you may want to /msg nickserv set password newpassword after you identify ;) | 05:13 |
chd | thanks | 05:13 |
CryptoSec | I accidentally deleted the PPA package from my software sources... now i can't download, remove, and install ubantu software, including pidgin.... does anyone know how it can be fixed? | 05:13 |
rollman | my cdrom won't auto mount how do i get it back again? | 05:13 |
chaos2358 | im running a dual boot laptop. ubuntu 10.10 and win xp. I also plug into my 50'' tv. win booted in windows if i close the lid while using tv as monitor the laptop screen goes blank. but when using ubuntu it does not it stays illuminated. i already have power management settings configured to blank screen but it doesnt work. can someone help me? | 05:14 |
chaos2358 | rww already did but thanks | 05:14 |
galamar | ok forget the wol stuff im over that.... how about a way to start vnc service at boot? | 05:14 |
phixxor1 | rww, it's working now :) does rsync go faster if -v is not enabled? | 05:15 |
needlez | also can someone explain to me how to use wget to get an image from a site like facebook? or can it even get images from these types of sites since the page uses javascript. Also I have Greasemonkey and have a addon script for greasemonkey to do wget but it doesn't work or I don't understand it. | 05:15 |
rww | phixxor1: it seems to for me when I'm running it locally on small files | 05:15 |
maco | needlez: right click the image, copy image location. wget *paste image location here* | 05:17 |
galamar | needlez: i think you you would need the excact addr to picture you wanted to wget | 05:17 |
needlez | maco: ok I get that part but what if I want to get all images at once from a page?? | 05:17 |
galamar | yeah what he said to | 05:17 |
chaos2358 | rww what the hell man? | 05:18 |
maco | needlez: youd need all the URLs. i think personally i'd write a script in python with BeautifulSoup.py to grab the URLs of all the images in the album and spit them out / pass them to wget | 05:18 |
rww | chaos2358: sorry, I got ghost and release mixed up *shrugs* | 05:18 |
sacarlson | galamar: what I do is have my system autologin to my main account and if I want to vnc into it I ssh in first and enable vnc from ssh | 05:18 |
chaos2358 | meaning you were trying to hide my posts? whats the diff? | 05:19 |
rww | chaos2358: you should perhaps actually change your password. | 05:19 |
needlez | maco: ooo ok, was wondering if I'd have to write a script for this, thank you, I'll check into what you suggested thank you again | 05:19 |
chaos2358 | rww i did change my password but why were you trying to ghost me? | 05:19 |
maco | needlez: i suggest BeautifulSoup because it can make sense of even malformed HTML and get you a usable DOM tree | 05:19 |
galamar | sacarlson: i dont know how to ssh tunnel nut i got it working without ssh. | 05:20 |
sacarlson | galamar: I use this command from my ssh session http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=266981 | 05:20 |
galamar | but* | 05:20 |
sacarlson | galamar: I don't tunnel I just enable it | 05:20 |
chaos2358 | rww im waiting | 05:20 |
rww | phixxor1: not long. I was about to point it out ;) | 05:20 |
phixxor1 | haha ty | 05:20 |
needlez | maco: thank you for all your help, sounds like a pretty sweet thing this BeautifulSoup thing | 05:21 |
chaos2358 | rww im asking you why you were trying to ghost me | 05:21 |
undecim | What's the easiest way to rip an ISO to an AVI via the command line? | 05:21 |
gpc | !ot | chaos2358 | 05:21 |
ubottu | chaos2358: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 05:21 |
undecim | or any other movie format, really... | 05:21 |
galamar | okay than i have only learned to ssh on local networks but i need to do it over internet if possible | 05:21 |
rww | chaos2358: to check whether you'd actually changed your password, which you apparently didn't. | 05:21 |
maco | chaos2358: i dont see rww saying for you to ghost at all, just to set a new password since you revealed yours | 05:21 |
undecim | galamar: YOu will need to forward ports from your router's configuration. | 05:22 |
maco | chaos2358: oh nevermind. i get it now. | 05:22 |
sacarlson | undecim: to start I guess mount loop your iso file then use ffmpg to convert it to whatever format you want | 05:22 |
chaos2358 | rww my password is changed (-NickServ- The password for Chaos2358 has been changed to | 05:22 |
undecim | galamar: Also, if possible, use a different incoming port than 22. Otherwise bots will hammer it like there's no tomorrow. | 05:23 |
gpc | chaos2358: this is not Ubuntu related. Please take it elsewhere | 05:23 |
rww | chaos2358: huzzah. Mission accomplished! | 05:23 |
needlez | maco: one quick question with facebook it doesn't link back to html file or anything like that, its like a php file or something its really strange will it still be ok to do that?? also does it have html or xml only or can it handle java too?? | 05:23 |
rww | but yes, I think gpc has a valid point, so I'll go back to my ebook ;) | 05:23 |
undecim | galamar: Then go to wimi.com to find your IP | 05:23 |
maco | needlez: *ml's only | 05:24 |
chaos2358 | gpc it is related to why he booted me from channel if you dont like it i apologize scroll through it | 05:24 |
chaos2358 | im running a dual boot laptop. ubuntu 10.10 and win xp. I also plug into my 50'' tv. win booted in windows if i close the lid while using tv as monitor the laptop screen goes blank. but when using ubuntu it does not it stays illuminated. i already have power management settings configured to blank screen but it doesnt work. can someone help me? | 05:24 |
needlez | maco: ok thank you | 05:24 |
undecim | galamar: Then you can SSH with "ssh -p Port you.home.ip.address" where Port is the incoming port you used, and your.home.ip.address is the IP you see at wimi.com | 05:24 |
gpc | chaos2358: This is not Ubuntu related. Take it elsewhere or I will boot you from the channel. | 05:24 |
maco | needlez: i would expect there to be a correlation between thumbnail and full image url though... | 05:24 |
chaos2358 | im running a dual boot laptop. ubuntu 10.10 and win xp. I also plug into my 50'' tv. win booted in windows if i close the lid while using tv as monitor the laptop screen goes blank. but when using ubuntu it does not it stays illuminated. i already have power management settings configured to blank screen but it doesnt work. can someone help me? | 05:24 |
chaos2358 | im running a dual boot laptop. ubuntu 10.10 and win xp. I also plug into my 50'' tv. win booted in windows if i close the lid while using tv as monitor the laptop screen goes blank. but when using ubuntu it does not it stays illuminated. i already have power management settings configured to blank screen but it doesnt work. can someone help me? | 05:24 |
FloodBot2 | chaos2358: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 05:24 |
rollman | wow somethings wrong with cdrom player i was playing music with rythembox now everytime i put in cd it doesn't read anything | 05:25 |
rollman | but if i eject cd it shows the rom drive | 05:26 |
galamar | sacarlson: okay and what vnc program can i start from terminal? right now i use x11vnc. | 05:26 |
Jubuntu | does anyone know how i can get the UINPUT module working on my ubuntu 10.10 installation ? im doing modprobe uinput then lsmod|grep uinput, and its not showing that it is loaded | 05:26 |
sacarlson | galamar: the default is vino-server that ubuntu comes preinstalled the link I gave you is for that | 05:27 |
sacarlson | galamar: x11vnc Is cool I use that too and it has it's advantages I just forget what they are | 05:28 |
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undecim | Jubuntu: You get any output when you modprobe? | 05:34 |
Jubuntu | undecim, nop, 0 | 05:34 |
undecim | Jubuntu: Try adding the -v flag when you modprove | 05:34 |
undecim | modprobe* | 05:34 |
Jubuntu | undecim, modprobe -v uinput = still 0 output | 05:35 |
undecim | Jubuntu: Do you have the file /dev/input/uinput? | 05:36 |
Jubuntu | undecim, no, but i have /dev/uinput | 05:37 |
undecim | Jubuntu: Hmm... so do I | 05:37 |
undecim | Jubuntu: That means it's compiled into the kernel | 05:37 |
undecim | Jubuntu: So it's not a module | 05:38 |
Jubuntu | undecim, if i do cat /dev/uinput it returns no such device, im having the same problem as this guy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1617581 | 05:38 |
bucky | Jubuntu, is this for a trackpad mouse? | 05:39 |
undecim | Jubuntu: My guess is there needs to be an option passed to it... | 05:39 |
undecim | Jubuntu: Sorry, but I don't have experience with this :( | 05:39 |
Jubuntu | bucky, its for my g15 keyboard | 05:39 |
bucky | modinfo uinput returns could not find module uinput ... i think you need to install mouseemu | 05:39 |
bucky | Jubuntu, look at the description in synaptic | 05:40 |
john38 | sacarlson, you there | 05:41 |
Jubuntu | bucky, its not for a trackpad, its for my Logitech G110 Keyboard | 05:41 |
em | Is there any prefered application available in Ubuntu for simple editing of webcam videos one might post on YouTube? | 05:43 |
tensorpudding | em: pitivi maybe? | 05:43 |
em | !info pitivi | 05:44 |
ubottu | pitivi (source: pitivi): non-linear audio/video editor using GStreamer. In component main, is optional. Version 0.13.5-1ubuntu3 (maverick), package size 276 kB, installed size 1820 kB | 05:44 |
em | yes that could be one. | 05:44 |
DarkStar1 | what's the netstat switch that prints the ports processes are listening on? | 05:46 |
bonjoyee | DarkStar1: netstat -ltunp | 05:47 |
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rww | DarkStar1: -p will show which process is associated with a given line. you'll need to use sudo for it to work. | 05:47 |
DarkStar1 | bonjoyee: thanx | 05:48 |
DarkStar1 | rww: I'm logged in as root (not an ubuntu system) | 05:48 |
agent0rangeus | anyone from ky? doubt it | 05:48 |
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DarkStar1 | bonjoyee: Didn't work. Although using -lnp shows the mysqld is listening | 05:49 |
rollman | k rebooted my system and got cdrom back must be something with rythemplayer and what i had purged to get my sound back (dkms-oss4 package i think) | 05:49 |
john38 | how do i open gnome audio mixer for "Multimedia Systems Selector??? | 05:49 |
rww | DarkStar1: #ubuntu is for Ubuntu technical support, not help with other systems :\ | 05:49 |
DarkStar1 | rww: I know, but most utils re the same across linux systems :) | 05:51 |
john38 | how do i open gnome audio mixer for "Multimedia Systems Selector??? | 05:51 |
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pooky | anyone know of any titlebar-less metacity themes? something like this-> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/134382/Screenshot.png | 05:52 |
Griz64 | is there a command line installer for 10.04.1 LTS on the cd? | 05:52 |
pooky | looking for something with a simple 1px border | 05:52 |
thauriswulfa | QUESTION: If anybody here can help me with joomla on ubuntu? | 05:53 |
BlueBomber7 | pooky: That looks less like a metacity theme and more like a tiling window manager. | 05:55 |
ubutom_ | Griz64, I think you want to use the alternate cd for that, | 05:55 |
pooky | BlueBomber7: I know, I like the functionality, but the rigid workspaces of things like awesome annoy me | 05:55 |
ubutom_ | !alternate | Griz64 | 05:55 |
ubottu | Griz64: The Alternate CD is a classic text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download#alternate - See also !minimal | 05:55 |
BlueBomber7 | pooky: You could always disable the window decorator altogether. | 05:56 |
BlueBomber7 | Sometimes my DE starts up that way anyhow :-D | 05:56 |
Griz64 | ubutom_, Tanx. I'll look into that. Be Well. | 05:56 |
pooky | BlueBomber7: haha, well, what I'd like most is to get a simple 1px border that highlights the focused window | 05:56 |
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BlueBomber7 | pooky: If you're leaning towards tiling, try Ratpoison or XMonad. There was another one that was hybrid tiling/compositing. | 05:57 |
pooky | BlueBomber7, oh, I also use the gnome global menu and such, so awesome kind of doesn't work there | 05:57 |
pooky | I really like metacity, just need to tweak a theme | 05:57 |
BlueBomber7 | pooky: Checkout emerald. It has limitless customization options. | 05:57 |
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pooky | I can't run compositing | 05:57 |
bucky | thauriswulfa, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Joomla | 05:57 |
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BlueBomber7 | Does emerald require compositing? | 05:57 |
pooky | Yes | 05:57 |
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BlueBomber7 | Didn't know that ;) | 05:58 |
sacarlson | john38: to bring up alsa mixer Application>Sound & video>GNOME ALSA Mixer this assumes you have already installed it | 05:58 |
pooky | haha, you people and your awesome machines | 05:58 |
chris062689 | o_o | 05:58 |
pooky | I run xcompmgr or turn on metacity compositing and I get artifacts everywhere | 05:58 |
BlueBomber7 | I don't know about metacity theming; I barely know about emerald skinning. I usually grab the default theme and run with it for an hour or so, customizing. | 05:58 |
john38 | sacarlson, how do i test my microphone? | 05:58 |
pooky | BlueBomber when I ran linux on my mac I used emerald, it's nice and fun to theme | 05:59 |
pooky | I don't understand the metacity stuff much, and was just hoping someone might have something like what I wanted laying around | 05:59 |
pooky | what I have now works, I just every now and then think, man, those are some thick borders! | 05:59 |
sacarlson | john38: I would try record sound with qrecord or VLC | 05:59 |
FloatingGoat | how do i get xubuntu in gnome ubuntu? | 05:59 |
pooky | xubuntu-desktop | 06:00 |
pooky | except then you'll have a lot of stuff you might not need... | 06:00 |
markoso | how do i get gmate for gedit? | 06:01 |
john38 | sacarlson, since i dont have pulseaudio anymore and no sound applet...i just want to see if microphone is working | 06:01 |
FloatingGoat | whats better for old people. ubuntu or gentoo? | 06:01 |
bonjoyee | pooky: one way to reduce the title bar size..is reduce the title bar font size! | 06:01 |
john38 | sacarlson, i dont want to record music | 06:01 |
pooky | FloatingGoat: depends on how much you hate old people | 06:01 |
FloatingGoat | pooky lolololol | 06:02 |
BlueBomber7 | FloatingGoat: My grandma uses Xubuntu on her decade-old Compaq. | 06:02 |
sacarlson | john38: sorry it's qarecord and with that you can record any source including your mic | 06:02 |
pooky | FloatingGoat: I'd say ubuntu for ease of use, but that assumes computer illiteracy or desire | 06:02 |
FloatingGoat | BlueBomber7: can she really use it? | 06:02 |
rww | You're in #ubuntu, so unsurpringly, the consensus will be Ubuntu ;) | 06:03 |
rww | unsurprisingly | 06:03 |
BlueBomber7 | FloatingGoat: Do we exchange emails? Yes. Does the browse the internet? Yes. Has she her Mahjongg? Yes. Does she script with bash? Not yet. | 06:03 |
sacarlson | john38: see http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/qarecord | 06:03 |
ubuntu | testing | 06:03 |
FloatingGoat | if the hardest thing i've ever don in ubuntu was manually install a nvidea driver then is arch linux right for me? | 06:04 |
jessie | ok.... i need some help with installing ubuntu | 06:04 |
jessie | i have a friend in here thats having the issue | 06:04 |
jessie | i finally got him in here lol | 06:04 |
FloatingGoat | jessie what is the issue? | 06:05 |
awhitehatter | hey all, what's the best way to add a bash file to start applications? | 06:05 |
FloatingGoat | ubuntu you cant have that name | 06:05 |
bonjoyee | pooky: make the title bar font 0...may be that'll help! | 06:05 |
jessie | goat my friend is going to tell you what the problem is | 06:05 |
rww | FloatingGoat: they can, actually | 06:05 |
bonjoyee | pooky: size* | 06:05 |
john38 | sacarlson, wont record my voice | 06:05 |
connor_ | hello? | 06:05 |
pooky | bonjoyee: did you see the screenshot? | 06:05 |
connor_ | i need help | 06:05 |
connor_ | badly | 06:05 |
john38 | sacarlson, i just need a way to tell ubuntu to use my microphone as default sound input | 06:05 |
pooky | bonjoyee: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/134382/Screenshot.png | 06:05 |
ubuntu | im haveing the one whos having the install probs | 06:05 |
sacarlson | john38: did you open the alsa mixer and unmute the mic? | 06:05 |
connor_ | i just installed ubuntu | 06:06 |
connor_ | and the sound hates me | 06:06 |
nit-wit | awhitehatter, browse to it through the manager command | 06:06 |
john38 | sacarlson, yeah its unmuted | 06:06 |
connor_ | ive tried everything i can find | 06:06 |
sacarlson | john38: also look in capture settings | 06:06 |
FloatingGoat | ubuntu what is the install problem? maybe people in here can help | 06:06 |
ubuntu | floating goat im jessies friend | 06:06 |
awhitehatter | nit-wit, so are saying I can just add an entry of \path\my\script in start apps command? | 06:06 |
nit-wit | awhitehatter, no use the add then browse to the bash and double click. | 06:07 |
ubuntu | I can only run ubuntu if I run from the cd and select my language, hit F6 and select nomodeset. other wise I get a black screen and my moniter says no signal | 06:08 |
john38 | sacarlson, i think im supposed to be to open System>Preferences>Sound but i cant | 06:08 |
connor_ | please help? | 06:08 |
awhitehatter | nit-wit, thanks!!! | 06:08 |
john38 | sacarlson, i dont think thats normal | 06:08 |
ubuntu | I tried to install but all i get is a black screen when I reboot | 06:08 |
nit-wit | awhitehatter, you were correct with the path this is just easier. | 06:09 |
sacarlson | john38: I assume you still have pulseaudio uninstalled that will only work in pulseaudio | 06:09 |
bonjoyee | ubuntu: then add nomodeset to the kernel line on the installed system and try again | 06:09 |
john38 | sacarlson, yep | 06:09 |
sacarlson | john38: so you must then use alsa mixers | 06:09 |
DND2 | hi. should i format the disk to ext4 before raiding or not? | 06:09 |
connor_ | so.... yeah? | 06:09 |
john38 | sacarlson, but now computer doesnt know to use microphone as default input | 06:09 |
john38 | sacarlson, gnome alsa mixer doesnt help | 06:10 |
bonjoyee | john38: try gstreamer-properties | 06:10 |
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ubuntu | I tried it boots up but all I get a black screen and command lines | 06:10 |
sacarlson | john38: some applications will not apperate without pulseaudio or you will have to custom set them up to use it | 06:11 |
DND2 | hi. should i format the disk to ext4 before doing raid1 or its ok if not? | 06:11 |
sacarlson | john38: bonjoyee: good idea try gstreamer_properties as bonj* suggested | 06:12 |
sambagirl | i am wondering why all of a sudden my screen is going to screensaver yet i have steaming video playing. i have checked my power management and i am using ac plug and i set it to never go out yet it keeps fading after like 5 minutes and enters into screensaver mode. how can i resolve this dilema? | 06:12 |
john38 | sacarlson, in gstreamer-properties im able to test microphone by choosing alsa and usb audio for device | 06:12 |
thauriswulfa | bucky: thanx a lot you saved me frm trouble | 06:12 |
kva | hello all | 06:13 |
sacarlson | john38: there mission acomplished | 06:13 |
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john38 | sacarlson, so thats all i need huh is gstreamer-properties | 06:13 |
kva | well, I need some help with black screen on latest snapshot of livecd | 06:13 |
sacarlson | john38: that's only for gstreamer applications but yes | 06:13 |
john38 | sacarlson, this stuff is a pain | 06:14 |
john38 | sacarlson, as long as i got sound and skype works | 06:14 |
sacarlson | john38: I don't think skype is a gstreamer application but I could be wrong | 06:15 |
tacotron | maco are you still there? | 06:15 |
kva | I don't think so | 06:15 |
john38 | sacarlson, skype sound options has my quickcam in dropdown list | 06:15 |
kva | about skype | 06:15 |
sambagirl | nevermind i resolved my issue. | 06:15 |
zeshoem | Greetings .. would anyone have a minute to look over an Iptable port forwarding config that I cant seem to get working? http://pastebin.com/RPUigjWS | 06:15 |
sacarlson | john38: skype has a sound test if you want to know if your mic works on that | 06:16 |
john38 | sacarlson, yeah i tried it works | 06:16 |
sambagirl | what is considered as idle in screensaver? | 06:16 |
sambagirl | define idle for screensaver someone. | 06:17 |
john38 | sacarlson, cant fully test it until i video chat | 06:17 |
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tacotron | guess not.. ok.. i just reinstalled ubuntu 10.10.. i installed the alsa backports for maveric, yet i still dont have any audio, has anyone had any problems with this? i have an SND-HDA-Intel card, my system says the codec is ALC-259 | 06:17 |
kva | don't touch keyboard and mouse... that's idle :-) | 06:17 |
bonjoyee | sambagirl: no keyboard/mouse activity..i think | 06:17 |
sacarlson | john38: I hate to over complicate but skype isn't the only video chat software avalable | 06:17 |
sambagirl | so streaming is not considered idle. ok thanks | 06:17 |
john38 | sacarlson, yeah i know but everyone i know uses skype | 06:18 |
amh345 | are there any commandline webbrowsers? | 06:18 |
kva | streaming isn't idle for screensaver | 06:18 |
kva | amh345: lynx | 06:18 |
sambagirl | ok thanks | 06:18 |
rww | amh345: w3m is included by default in ubuntu. there's also lynx, links2, etc. | 06:18 |
john38 | sacarlson, i mean unless i could use another video chat program to skype | 06:18 |
amh345 | thanks guys. | 06:19 |
FloatingGoat | installing stuff without X running is kinda fun just sayin | 06:19 |
kva | aptitude | 06:19 |
sacarlson | john38: no skype protocal is propriatary, no other software works with it except skype at this time | 06:19 |
john38 | sacarlson, but i think only skype to skype works | 06:19 |
connor_ | HEY!!!!!! I NEED HELP!!!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!! HLEP!!!! NO SOUND DV7 | 06:19 |
amh345 | wow. this is what commanline browsers look like ?? heh. i love it. | 06:19 |
kva | well, last pidgin supports text skype | 06:20 |
sambagirl | lynx is really really really old school | 06:20 |
kva | well, it works :-) | 06:20 |
FloatingGoat | hey samba girl are you actually a female? | 06:20 |
sambagirl | yes | 06:20 |
horseatingweeds | If I need to specify "Location" for Fire Fox, to specify it to Eclipse, what location am I looking for? | 06:21 |
FloatingGoat | :O | 06:21 |
maco | not that its much of your business.... | 06:21 |
bullgard4 | I forgot how I managed that my Ubuntu computer calls the 'most' command if I type 'man lsof' and shows the lsof manpage colorful. How to accomplish this? | 06:21 |
kva | well, location is where you are :-) | 06:21 |
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john38 | sacarlson, isnt the sound applet in Preferences the main configuration for sound input and ouput | 06:21 |
amh345 | do these browsers all look more or less like w3m? is there a choice one? | 06:21 |
connor_ | srsly? | 06:21 |
sambagirl | and i guess if your going to use lynx you might as well use vi :) | 06:21 |
connor_ | can we please help me | 06:21 |
jessie | <FloatingGoat> are you good with install paroblems? | 06:21 |
connor_ | ive tried everything that i can find | 06:22 |
rww | bullgard4: set the $PAGER variable in your .bashrc | 06:22 |
kva | I won't blame vi for it's existence | 06:22 |
sambagirl | vi is hidious | 06:22 |
kva | by the way emacs was used to get browser also, but it's for perverts :-) | 06:22 |
Motore | jessie iu have installed ubuntu many times but I do not know much about your specific problem. I saw earlier that someone said to add it to the end of the command line, did that work? | 06:23 |
sacarlson | john38: it's only the default method in ubunu | 06:23 |
hyde_ | my ubuntu inside VirtualBox got hang after disk full for its VDI file, now disk space is available, but the mouse cursor is not responding anymore, any suggestions? | 06:23 |
john38 | sacarlson, gstreamer-properties is method for Alsa | 06:23 |
john38 | sacarlson, ? | 06:23 |
Ramir00 | Hello samba-3.5.6.tar.gz download and install it source3, but I do not see anything? that more needs to be done | 06:23 |
jessie | <Motore> my buddy is in the room who is having the issues, his name is Ubuntu (he is the purple name) | 06:23 |
jessie | he cant change it lol | 06:24 |
sambagirl | hyde_ that really is a virtualbox channle problem | 06:24 |
amh345 | is it too much to ask to be able to use a mouse with these textbased browsers?or can i install mouse drivers? | 06:24 |
jessie | hes gona pm you | 06:24 |
Motore | jessie i will be right back | 06:24 |
jessie | k | 06:24 |
sacarlson | john38: gstreamer-properties is the method for gstreamer that can connect to alsa, oss, pulse, jackd..... | 06:24 |
kva | nope | 06:24 |
hyde_ | virtualbox now working fine, ubuntu is the one that is not working | 06:24 |
kva | amh345: no way | 06:25 |
sambagirl | and if your going to use lynx and vi you might as well use pine | 06:25 |
amh345 | kva: ok, no problem. i can nav easily with up/down | 06:25 |
kva | sambagirl: you're too sarcastic :-) | 06:25 |
sambagirl | hyde_ no ubuntu isnt working due to limits that were originally assigned to the ubuntu vm in reality. | 06:25 |
Ramir00 | the page where are the steps is to install samba is........http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1639636 | 06:25 |
amh345 | wow, i LOVE how fast 'back' works. i wish ff was that fast. | 06:25 |
BlueBomber7 | I <3 Pine | 06:25 |
sambagirl | kva :) | 06:25 |
Gnea | Pine was good, mutt turned out better | 06:26 |
john38 | sacarlson, ok heres this if...i disable alsa in gstreamer-properties will i still be able to use microphone and speakers in skype | 06:26 |
sambagirl | gnea what is mutt? | 06:26 |
kva | yep, I agree Gnea | 06:26 |
kva | like pine but better | 06:26 |
sambagirl | i am installing it now | 06:26 |
hyde_ | sambagirl, that limit is gone now, shouldn't ubuntu adapt itself? | 06:26 |
sambagirl | i would think so but i would ask someone in #virtualbox about it to be perfectly honest with you. if i knew the solution i would sure tell you but i dont. | 06:27 |
Ramir00 | Hello download samba-3.5.6.tar.gz and install it source3, but I do not see anything? that more needs to be done | 06:27 |
Gnea | sambagirl: you've got to be kidding me, it's 2011... | 06:27 |
KipMacy | pine is deprecated. use alpine | 06:27 |
sambagirl | gnea i just install it and it works! | 06:28 |
kva | anyway install emacs and you'll get it all in one package, mail, browser and chess and all in text mode :-) | 06:28 |
Gnea | sambagirl: I wouldn't recommend something that doesn't :) | 06:28 |
sacarlson | john38: we now know skype is not a gstreamer application so it maters not what you have gstreamer-properties set to see gstreamer applications that will be effected here: http://www.gstreamer.net/apps/ | 06:28 |
Ramir00 | someone install samba-3.5.6.tar.gz? steps, page????? | 06:28 |
Gnea | seriously, I was using mutt back in '98 | 06:28 |
sambagirl | gnea i just send myself a msg let me see if i get it brb | 06:29 |
Gnea | the .muttrc makes things pretty nice once it's all setup the way you like it | 06:29 |
kva | me too :-) | 06:29 |
sacarlson | Ramir00: you should use the samba package instead of compile | 06:29 |
milamber | Ramir00: did you unzip and compile? | 06:29 |
sambagirl | it worked gnea | 06:29 |
Gnea | Ramir00: we don't recommend compiling, everything's all setup for you | 06:29 |
Gnea | !samba | Ramir00 | 06:30 |
ubottu | Ramir00: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 06:30 |
kva | sure it worked :-) | 06:30 |
sacarlson | Ramir00: try the command apt-get install samba | 06:30 |
sambagirl | hyde_ if bad comes to worst just remake the vm again. | 06:30 |
bonjoyee | sacarlson: audacity's not on that list..yet it depends on gstreamer-properties settings.....so theres more to it! | 06:30 |
sacarlson | bonjoyee: is skype effected then? | 06:31 |
john38 | sacarlson, obviously my computer is using my audio chipset driver because it recognizes it in skype options | 06:31 |
Ramir00 | sacarlson follows these steps..http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1639636.....just install source3 | 06:31 |
kva | well, you're really sure that you haven't muted your sound? | 06:31 |
john38 | sacarlson, only after i uninstall pulseaudio | 06:32 |
Ramir00 | samba of repository have bug with windows 7 | 06:32 |
Ramir00 | problem samba old with w7 | 06:32 |
bonjoyee | sacarlson: it has to be...as far as i know ..gstreamer relates to encoding/decoding part..and gstreamer-properties takes care of audio sinks... | 06:32 |
john38 | sacarlson, but does it make a diffrence selecting pulseaudio or quickcam as option | 06:33 |
john38 | sacarlson, ? | 06:35 |
Ramir00 | understand? | 06:36 |
kieppie | hi guys. is anyone here able to assist with a PulseAudio setup from the CLI, please? I think everyone @ the #PulseAudio room is either dead or asleep | 06:36 |
Ramir00 | ok,,,i go to sleep, bye | 06:36 |
bonjoyee | sacarlson: john38: http://library.gnome.org/users/gstreamer-properties/stable/gstreamer-properties-usage.html.en | 06:36 |
Ramir00 | i have dream | 06:36 |
Descriptioned | chmod: changing permissions of `/usr/share/themes/SlicknesS-black/Slickness-black.jpg': Operation not permitted | 06:37 |
Ramir00 | 3:36 am bye | 06:37 |
Descriptioned | ?? :S | 06:37 |
Descriptioned | what should i do ? | 06:37 |
kva | kieppie: what's your problem? | 06:37 |
sacarlson | bonjoyee: as seen in this post (but might be old) There's currently no way to enable Skype sound through GStreamer. You better disable GStreamer and use direct ALSA or OSS method described above. http://www.skype.com/intl/en-us/support/user-guides/sound-setup-linux/ | 06:37 |
sambagirl | i have to ask a question about mutt. if i send using mutt it doesnt give details about the sender. it just gives sambagirl@sambagirl and that is it. | 06:37 |
ActionParsnip | Descriptioned: prepend the command with: sudo | 06:37 |
kieppie | hi kva: thanks for the response. | 06:38 |
kieppie | I'm running a *very* system (Lucid 64. only X; no windows manager or desktop), with XBMC & MPD. I've been pushing XBMC's audio out via the HDMI OK, & have now added a new PCI card, a Sound Blaster CA0106, that I want to pipe MPD to, that I am unable to get going on ALSA (loooong story), so now I'm using PA, since there's indications that PA handles it OK. | 06:38 |
kieppie | **skinny** | 06:38 |
sambagirl | with mutt you can send anonymous emails :D | 06:38 |
bonjoyee | Descriptioned: used sudo? | 06:38 |
Descriptioned | yes working thants ActionParsnip | 06:39 |
kva | well, sambagirl you found a bit of happiness :-) | 06:39 |
ActionParsnip | kieppie: creative cards can be a nightmare to get going | 06:39 |
sambagirl | kva i found something very very good :) | 06:39 |
kieppie | kva: I'd be happy if I could use ALSA (much less complicated or resource-overhead), but ALSA has trouble with the card (drive, I think) | 06:39 |
kva | a hint, there's simple "mail" | 06:39 |
Gnea | sambagirl: the smtp protocol requires that all headers be written with accurate information. | 06:39 |
connor_ | i hate all of you. | 06:40 |
sambagirl | gnea but i cannot reply back to sambagirl@sambagirl | 06:40 |
connor_ | you assholes | 06:40 |
connor_ | didnt even try to help me | 06:40 |
connor_ | not even a fucking minimal effort | 06:40 |
sambagirl | what is the problem conner_? | 06:40 |
connor_ | die | 06:40 |
Gnea | connor_: your presence is not required here with that attitude. | 06:40 |
kva | sorry, kieppie, I can't help | 06:40 |
kieppie | ActionParsnip: it's the market standard. it realy should not be. the ALSA issue on this card looks like it goes back about 6 years, which is very telling re the hardware-support | 06:40 |
kva | wow! | 06:40 |
ActionParsnip | Descriptioned: the file is outside $HOME. 9 times outta 10 if you want to manipulate these you will need sudo | 06:40 |
sambagirl | actually i know how conner feels i feel exactly like that when i leave #sme-fr channel for sme server support ;) | 06:40 |
kieppie | thanks for trying anyway, kva: I appreciate you taking the time. | 06:41 |
Gnea | sambagirl: but the IP is sent with it. surely you know a thing or two about spam? | 06:41 |
Johnux | anyone in here ever install gnome on a VPS? | 06:41 |
john38 | sacarlson, but does it make a diffrence selecting pulseaudio or quickcam as option? | 06:41 |
kva | enchante, sambagirl :-) | 06:41 |
sambagirl | gnea but i sent email to gmail and details dont reveal anything. | 06:41 |
john38 | sacarlson, in skype | 06:41 |
Gnea | sambagirl: perhaps you didn't look close enough | 06:41 |
sambagirl | and gnea it wont let me reply to that address | 06:41 |
bullgard4 | rww: On the Ubuntu computer that shows 'man lsof' colorful: '~$ echo $PAGER' does not obtain any output and I cannot find in ~.bashrc a string 'PAGER'. So I must have solved this task differently. | 06:41 |
kva | sure it won't it's not a complete adress | 06:42 |
sacarlson | john38: you should know you can't select pulseaudio unless you install it | 06:42 |
sambagirl | kva that is my point it is anonymous | 06:42 |
Descriptioned | ActionParsnip: on system pref>apereance> i get an error message, "this theme will not look as intended because the required icon theme blac-white_2-Stule' is not installed. | 06:42 |
kva | looks like you haven't set up the domain name :-) | 06:42 |
sacarlson | john38: if in dought try it | 06:42 |
Gnea | sambagirl: next to 'reply' there is a down-arrow, click on it, then click on 'show original' | 06:42 |
kieppie | ActionParsnip & kva: where could I find assistance on the issue. It *really* should not be this difficult or complicated | 06:42 |
Gnea | sambagirl: in gmail | 06:42 |
ActionParsnip | kieppie: where credible does it say they are any standard. Creative refuses to work with the community and will not make drivers. It is entirely Creative's fault | 06:43 |
rww | bullgard4: another option is "sudo update-alternatives --config pager" | 06:43 |
kva | no idea, kieppie | 06:43 |
john38 | sacarlson, i know obviously i tried it with bad results but i havent tested it with new configuration | 06:43 |
john38 | sacarlson, just have to see and wait | 06:43 |
rww | bullgard4: (you'd run that and it sets the systemwide pager) | 06:43 |
asfjio | hello, guys! i istalled xubuntu-desktop and now i want to remove it. is just "sudo apt-get remove xubuntu-desktop" enough? | 06:43 |
sambagirl | yep your right i see the ip address listed just fine. | 06:43 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | how's everyone doing? | 06:44 |
bonjoyee | asfjio: no.... | 06:44 |
kva | asfjio: nopt | 06:44 |
ActionParsnip | Descriptioned: then the theme has a hole with a part of the desktop not getting themed | 06:44 |
bonjoyee | asfjio: its just a metapackage...you have to remove all packages that came with it! | 06:44 |
kva | well, it won't uninstall it all but it can broke your system | 06:44 |
kieppie | ActionParsnip: I understand what you mean, but much the same could be said for ATI or nVidia. We *nix'ers have a long-running tradition of *making* things work for us, especially if it's such a dominant & historical market-leader as Creative | 06:44 |
Descriptioned | ActionParsnip: my theme changed... it says same error with all themes i try, but they change.. | 06:45 |
Gnea | sambagirl: there's this philosophy that I live by: learn or burn. :) | 06:45 |
asfjio | bonjoyee: how to do it? | 06:45 |
ActionParsnip | kieppie: i'd moan at Creative | 06:45 |
sambagirl | gnea i understand perfectly. | 06:45 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Gnea: How do you mean? | 06:45 |
bonjoyee | asfjio: its more complicated than it sounds!.. | 06:45 |
asfjio | kva: why is that? when i don't need the window manager why should i keep it? | 06:45 |
sambagirl | gnea i could have made a big mistake | 06:45 |
Gnea | Us3r_Unfriendly: it's relative. | 06:45 |
Gnea | sambagirl: sure | 06:46 |
kva | then remove it | 06:46 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Gnea: no I mean what do you mean by learn or burn? | 06:46 |
ActionParsnip | kieppie: nvidia have given flawless support the 10 years I've used Linux | 06:46 |
Gnea | Us3r_Unfriendly: it's a personal philosophy, only meant to reference it here. detailed explanations would be off-topic. | 06:46 |
asfjio | kva: no i'm just asking if there is a reason why a package should broke something in the system. | 06:47 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | anyone know if there's a channel for terminal commands? | 06:47 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Gnea: okay cool | 06:47 |
sambagirl | what he means is if you do something without learning what your doing first you could end up being burned by what you did because you did not learn before you burned. | 06:47 |
kva | asfjio: just don't try it, it's a joke "sudo rm -Rf /" is a way to remove it :-) | 06:47 |
asfjio | bonjoyee: isn't there some dependencies rules to catch all the packages and don't hurt gnome? | 06:47 |
Gnea | yes, that is one interpretation. | 06:47 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | sambagirl: that's why I like ubuntu and most distros that use have the man pages | 06:47 |
sambagirl | gnea i know what you meant | 06:47 |
kva | seriously you can uninstall the meta-package, but it won't remove packages | 06:48 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | kva: might have to remove them yourself | 06:48 |
asfjio | kva: if i left, then probably i tried it (kidding) :) | 06:48 |
pratz | hey guys i have lost the sound icon from my top menu bar, i am using gnome | 06:48 |
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bonjoyee | asfjio: you have to pin-point the part in the logs where you started the xfce install...you have synaptic? | 06:48 |
Gnea | sambagirl: teddy bears for you :) | 06:48 |
sambagirl | us3r_unfriendly man is practically useless today in my opinion. | 06:48 |
pratz | that is the speaker icon | 06:48 |
Yowzers | Hi | 06:48 |
sambagirl | google is faster | 06:48 |
ActionParsnip | kieppie: you'll also find more users use realtek or intel sound chips due to onboard sound and netbooks. Making them easily the market leaders | 06:48 |
sambagirl | bears | 06:48 |
sambagirl | ha | 06:48 |
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Yowzers | I need some help with Ubuntu -__- | 06:48 |
sambagirl | i want money man | 06:48 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | !info gnome-panel reset | pratz | 06:48 |
ubottu | pratz: 'reset' is not a valid distribution: hardy, hardy-backports, hardy-proposed, jaunty, jaunty-backports, jaunty-proposed, karmic, karmic-backports, karmic-proposed, kubuntu-backports, kubuntu-experimental, kubuntu-updates, lucid, lucid-backports, lucid-proposed, maverick, maverick-backports, maverick-proposed, medibuntu, natty, natty-backports, natty-proposed, partner, stable, testing, unstable | 06:48 |
Gnea | man works great when there is no internet connection | 06:49 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | help | 06:49 |
Yowzers | so i used it on Virtual machine.. | 06:49 |
Yowzers | and loved it and all | 06:49 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | that's not what i meant | 06:49 |
rww | !panel-reset | pratz | 06:49 |
kva | Yowzers: what's your problem? | 06:49 |
rww | ... huh. | 06:49 |
Yowzers | but now i wanna install it side by side to Windows cuz windows quite frankly eats my up 6GB of ram in an instant -__- | 06:49 |
Descriptioned | how i can download some extra effects>animations? for compiz ? | 06:49 |
rww | !panelreset | pratz | 06:49 |
ubottu | pratz: To reset the panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 06:49 |
asfjio | bonjoyee: "Synaptic Package Manager", yes i do. | 06:49 |
rww | yay! | 06:49 |
Yowzers | so i downloaded the desktop windows installer | 06:49 |
ActionParsnip | Yowzers: please use a single line to outline your issue | 06:49 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | thanks rww | 06:49 |
sambagirl | yowzers use that utility they have | 06:49 |
Yowzers | and ran it, but after reboot when i select Ubuntu from the bootloader menu it says root not found :( | 06:50 |
sambagirl | it runs in windows and creates some kind of bootable enviornment | 06:50 |
kieppie | ActionParsnip: well, I've put in a *lot* of hours & hard work getting my media center going. It is a *very* sad state of affairs if I need to consider running windows on this host because the (device) support I'm getting sucks so much. | 06:50 |
kieppie | This Creative card is the one I got, because it 's a pretty decent PCI card for the $$$. The next option up (also a Creative) is $100 more | 06:50 |
FloodBot2 | kieppie: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:50 |
markoso | hi i installed gvim and its no where to be found any suggestions | 06:50 |
sambagirl | brb | 06:50 |
ActionParsnip | Yowzers: is the windows version wim7? | 06:50 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | does anyone know if there's a bash channel on freenode...it's kinda related seeing that I'd be using it on Ubuntu | 06:50 |
Yowzers | Yes, Windows 7 ultimate x64 | 06:50 |
bonjoyee | asfjio: ok..then in synaptic theres a history section...use that to find all packages that were installed along with xubuntu-desktop | 06:50 |
kva | marcoso like not in /usr/bin/gvim? | 06:51 |
ubutom_ | Us3r_Unfriendly, #bash | 06:51 |
asfjio | bonjoyee: [http://www.linuxine.com/2008/07/howto-install-remove-gnome-kdexfc-in-ubuntu.html] they said "sudo apt-get autoremove xubuntu-desktop xfce" is it wrong? | 06:51 |
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Yowzers | I Installed it on an old 40GB IDE HDD... and i have no clue why it's not working. Should I reinstall and see what happens? | 06:51 |
sam-_- | Us3r_Unfriendly: how about #sh | 06:51 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | asfjio: also look in /var/log/apt/history.log and there should be some more in there but as tar.gz files | 06:51 |
tuyet | hi | 06:52 |
tuyet | how to update oofice from 3.2 to 3.3 ? | 06:52 |
tuyet | ofcourse, in ubuntu | 06:52 |
Yowzers | any1? | 06:52 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | asfjio: it's the same thing what bonjoyee was talking about. cat /var/log/apt/history.log | less | 06:52 |
ActionParsnip | kieppie: all i can suggest is moan at creative and search for the chip it uses, you may find guides. Others may be able to help if you ask a bit later | 06:52 |
Descriptioned | how i can download some extra effects>animations? for compiz ? | 06:52 |
markoso | i see gvim in user bin | 06:52 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | thanks ubutom_ and sam-_- | 06:52 |
Gnea | Us3r_Unfriendly: or #bash | 06:52 |
bonjoyee | asfjio: the way i suggested will ensure you removed all packages...that will be in history all under one timestamp | 06:53 |
sam-_- | tuyet: is there any feature you are missing? | 06:53 |
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ActionParsnip | Yowzers: win7 can resize its ow | 06:53 |
Yowzers | its ow? | 06:53 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | i'll give it a shot...i mean i'm good with a terminal but there's so much that I believe you could learn something new each day | 06:53 |
kva | Yowzers: you have problems with your bootloader | 06:53 |
ActionParsnip | own partitions. | 06:53 |
tuyet | well, need the latest version | 06:53 |
Yowzers | Yea but how should I go about this? | 06:53 |
tuyet | and hope that it's better | 06:53 |
Yowzers | Should I install another bootloader? | 06:54 |
ActionParsnip | Yowzers: use that after verifyi | 06:54 |
kva | Yowzers: you have 2HD? | 06:54 |
bullgard4 | rww: Yes, that's what I have done. Now it works on my Maverick computer also. -- Thank you very much for your help. | 06:54 |
Descriptioned | guys how i can add animations on compiz fusion anyone could tell me? :P | 06:54 |
Yowzers | I have a bunch of HDDs but Win7 is on a different on from Ubuntu. | 06:54 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | tuyet: if it's not in the repos you could try their website...i don't think they have a ppa but i could be wrong. also don't do openoffice...check out go-oo openoffice which i believe ubuntu runs | 06:54 |
Yowzers | not even on different partitions, but rather completely separate HDDs. | 06:54 |
ActionParsnip | Yowzers: verifying your backups are good then install to the free space | 06:55 |
kva | well, change HD boot order for beginning | 06:55 |
sam-_- | tuyet: but 3.3 isn't out yet, is it? | 06:55 |
tuyet | already out | 06:55 |
kva | then install bootloader on preferred one :-) | 06:55 |
markoso | gvim im not liking gmate gedit is way better lol | 06:55 |
tuyet | oopenoffice is soo so... badddd.... | 06:55 |
himanshu | Yowzers: how will you do that? install different bootstrap loader... does tah mean installing ubuntu on any one of your hdd | 06:55 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | tuyet: if you don't know this, go-oo supports more formats like .wps, openoffice does not as i've experienced | 06:55 |
himanshu | that doesn't have your win7 | 06:55 |
Yowzers | I meant i was gonna try BCD loader. | 06:55 |
ubutom_ | !ot |tuyet | 06:56 |
ubottu | tuyet: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 06:56 |
big_t | looking for some documentation on alsa-base.conf hp dv7-3065dx no microphone un-muted in alsamixer ? | 06:56 |
ActionParsnip | Yowzers: as long as you have unpartitioned space its fine | 06:56 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Yowzers: what's the problem with your bootloader again?? | 06:56 |
tuyet | Us3r_Unfriendly, I want microsoft office 2010 :(((, that's the best thing that MS can give us :( | 06:56 |
tuyet | using Linux for 6 years, I still can not get away of windows because of .... ooffice :( | 06:56 |
Yowzers | Ok, something weird also happ, I set the boot order to the 40GB Ubuntu HDD and when it boots using that it shows me a weird bootloader with a bunch of different OSes that i remember playing around with a while back... | 06:56 |
kva | lol @ tuyet | 06:57 |
Yowzers | I think i made the mistake of not formatting the HDD before installing Ubuntu :( | 06:57 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | tuyet: i believe wine supports that, but i haven't used microsoft in a few years (thanks ubuntu!) so i'm fuzzy on microsoft office | 06:57 |
Descriptioned | how i can update my compiz? :S | 06:57 |
Yowzers | I'm going to format and reinstall.. see how that works out.. thx for the help guys, cheers. | 06:57 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Yowzers: ubuntu's installer would have formatted in a ext4 along with swap and something else i believe | 06:58 |
kva | well, vmware maybe? | 06:58 |
asfjio | bonjoyee: http://pastebin.com/xNeF9tDS is that i'm looking for? its actually 5 lines and the "Install:" section is probably i want to remove every single package, right? | 06:58 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: what version of compiz are you running | 06:58 |
Descriptioned | i dont know | 06:58 |
sam-_- | tuyet: there is only a release candidate. | 06:58 |
Descriptioned | a very old... | 06:58 |
sam-_- | tuyet: http://download.openoffice.org/all_rc.html#untested-full | 06:58 |
bonjoyee | asfjio: looks like it....but also confirm in synaptic | 06:59 |
milamber | sam-_-: isn't ubuntu going the libreoffice route? | 06:59 |
kva | asfjio: what are you going to abtain exactly? | 06:59 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: type this in a terminal: compiz --version | 06:59 |
asfjio | bonjoyee: it seems that the history in synaptic is empty. | 06:59 |
Descriptioned | compiz --version | 07:00 |
Descriptioned | 0.8.4 | 07:00 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | yes | 07:00 |
asfjio | kva: to remove xfce. | 07:00 |
bonjoyee | asfjio: looks like this was a command line before? | 07:00 |
tuyet | who supports ooffice ? | 07:00 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: the easiest way is going to synaptic and updating the compiz package from there | 07:00 |
Descriptioned | how i could there i should press anything? | 07:00 |
asfjio | bonjoyee: actually yes, sorry if i mislead you. | 07:00 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: i'm on compiz 0.8.6 so your not so old :) | 07:01 |
bonjoyee | asfjio: and yeah..if you installed via command line...synaptic wont have the history..my bad | 07:01 |
sam-_- | milamber: i don't know. sry | 07:01 |
Descriptioned | dont know i have alot time ive installed this :P | 07:01 |
kva | asfjio: try update-alternatives | 07:01 |
Descriptioned | Us3r_Unfriendly: how i can update from synaptic? | 07:02 |
asfjio | bonjoyee: okay thank you for your time! i hope don't broke something. | 07:02 |
kva | or simply remove xfce | 07:02 |
milamber | tuyet: oracle i believe | 07:02 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: " gksudo synaptic " then type in compiz and then it'll show your compiz and related packages, right click compiz -package- and then update | 07:02 |
bonjoyee | asfjio: i honestly feel a reinstall will be the best/fastest way to get rid of the DE,,,if thats feasible! | 07:02 |
tuyet | hehe | 07:02 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | bonjoyee: your having trouble with your window manager?? right? | 07:02 |
tuyet | fuck oracle ! | 07:03 |
tuyet | ooffice is just like a slow, big sh*t | 07:03 |
milamber | tuyet: libreoffice is going to incorporate the Go-oo features and can be downloaded here: http://www.libreoffice.org/download/ | 07:03 |
asfjio | Us3r_Unfriendly: thank you too! | 07:03 |
Descriptioned | Us3r_Unfriendly: the "mark for upgrade" selection its blank. | 07:03 |
bonjoyee | Us3r_Unfriendly: nope...infact i was helping someone:) | 07:03 |
Descriptioned | can't choose it. | 07:03 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | tuyet: carefull with the language | 07:03 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | hmm | 07:03 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | what ubuntu are you running Descriptioned | 07:04 |
asfjio | kva: will try to remove the packages getting them by the log file as bonjoyee told me. thank you! | 07:04 |
Descriptioned | what i type to see it? :P | 07:04 |
tuyet | what's good about libreoffice milamber ? | 07:04 |
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tuyet | I want a good presentation ;) | 07:04 |
Descriptioned | 2.6.32-27-generic | 07:04 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | asfjio: did that help? | 07:04 |
Descriptioned | :P | 07:04 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: might have to manually upgrade it from a ppa or their website then | 07:05 |
bastidrazor | Descriptioned: that is the kernel for 10.04 | 07:05 |
milamber | tuyet: libreoffice is the fork of openoffice. still pretty much the same as oo. hopefully will soon take a turn for the better. | 07:05 |
asfjio | Us3r_Unfriendly: yes, i found the line http://pastebin.com/xNeF9tDS . so now i will try to remove every single package as they told me. | 07:05 |
Descriptioned | so im using the lastest? how i can upgrade my compiz now? :S | 07:05 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | asfjio: sounds good, i'm glad i helped atleast someone today :) | 07:06 |
Descriptioned | You’ll need to add a new repository that contains recent Compiz packages. Open System->Administration->Software Sources. Select the Third-Party Software tab and click Add. Paste in the line below and click Add Source. | 07:06 |
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Descriptioned | third party software not exist.. | 07:06 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: i'll check compiz site for a ppa | 07:06 |
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Descriptioned | i already checked i get this message but i can't see third party software i google it for update but this could not help me dunno whats wrong. | 07:07 |
milamber | tuyet: http://www.informationweek.com/news/software/productivity_apps/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=229100117&cid=RSSfeed_IWK_All | 07:07 |
ahtmly2k | HELP! my mic dont work.. WHAT do i do? | 07:08 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: so that i understand you can't add a ppa through software sources correct? | 07:09 |
Descriptioned | yes | 07:09 |
royceremer_ | ahtmly2k: if you're using alsa, first check $ sudo alsamixer -V all | 07:09 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: do you already have the ppa?? | 07:09 |
Descriptioned | i dont know i not mess alot with ubuntu im new on linux,, | 07:10 |
royceremer_ | ahtmly2k: you can make sure it's detected and enabled from there. Also try various applications like google talk versus skype, etc. | 07:10 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: I believe this might help: http://www.webupd8.org/2010/06/upgrade-to-compiz-086-in-ubuntu-1004.html | 07:11 |
hole | anyone got any opensuse experience noone in their channel ialks | 07:12 |
Descriptioned | Us3r_Unfriendly: thanks im trying now. | 07:12 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: might i ask why do you want to update compiz? | 07:12 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | hole: i'll message you | 07:12 |
royceremer_ | hole: I've sued it for a few hours, just basic apache really - what's up? | 07:12 |
royceremer_ | hole: ^used .... dvorak | 07:13 |
Descriptioned | Us3r_Unfriendly: i see on a video some "animations" i asked if someone knows where to download that animations and noone answered so i though maybe its the update.. | 07:13 |
Descriptioned | thats why no one bother to answer me. | 07:13 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: here's my vid on compiz. I got some experience in that subject | 07:14 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHg5E3nh6Rs&hd=1 | 07:14 |
Descriptioned | Duplicate sources.list entry http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/ lucid/partner Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/archive.canonical.com_ubuntu_dists_lucid_partner_binary-i386_Packages) | 07:14 |
Descriptioned | W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems | 07:14 |
ahtmly2k | i did.. and it DOESN'T work.. what do i do? | 07:15 |
Descriptioned | Us3r_Unfriendly: did u read the error i got? | 07:16 |
DND2 | hi i have this error: Couldn't find package fsck.linux_raid_member | 07:16 |
Descriptioned | im upgrading | 07:16 |
Descriptioned | :P | 07:16 |
DND2 | how can i install it? | 07:16 |
Descriptioned | and your vids looks really nice.. | 07:17 |
DND2 | cannot find in apt | 07:17 |
Us3r_Unfriendly | Descriptioned: run the - sudo apt-get update - to fix it | 07:17 |
Descriptioned | i did it | 07:17 |
Descriptioned | so now finished? | 07:17 |
Descriptioned | :P | 07:17 |
royceremer_ | ahtmly2k: private msged you to collect more info | 07:17 |
tacotron | hi guys.. i think i got closer to fixing my problem.. On my laptop, my Headphone jack will play audio, but my internal speakers will not, is there any fix to this? | 07:18 |
Descriptioned | ok upgraded | 07:18 |
Motore | okay. so this guy i know is having a proplem. he has to add nomodeset to the command line evertime he boots up, is there a way to permenantly fix it so he doesn't have to add it each time? | 07:20 |
shaimoz | whoa at last | 07:21 |
shaimoz | ok guz how do i get to know my version of ubuntu | 07:22 |
shai__ | Hello :) Now this never happened to me before... maybe someone can help. I have a directory called X and if I try to create a new file by that name, I can't. vim -> :sav X ; results in E17: "/root/X" is a directory. How can I create a new file by that name when there is a directory by that name as well? | 07:22 |
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rollman | does the dkms package actually work i got an error on downloading it and as a result my sound quit i had to purge the package and had a music cd in the rom drive after purging it i went to rythembox and played cd after taking the cd out my cd would not show a boot a simple reboot fixed it though | 07:22 |
milamber | !version | shaimoz | 07:22 |
ubottu | shaimoz: To find out what version of Ubuntu you have, type « lsb_release -a » in a !shell - To know the available version of a package, « apt-cache policy <package> » | 07:22 |
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Jordan_U | Motore: Add it to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX in /etc/default/grub then run "sudo update-grub". | 07:22 |
rollman | ^dkms oss4 package i mean | 07:22 |
shaimoz | ubotu i cant get anything from those commands | 07:25 |
milamber | shaimoz: what are you getting? | 07:25 |
DND2 | guys | 07:27 |
anirvana | heya :) I am going to install ubuntu 64 bit basically for build purpose, is it not recommended to install it over windows(wubi) ? | 07:27 |
DND2 | how can i setup samba so that it is accessible by windows? | 07:27 |
sam-_- | DND2: i recommend installing natilus-share | 07:28 |
sam-_- | DND2: then right click on what ever you want to share. set the permissions. done. | 07:28 |
sam-_- | DND2: another popular method is to use swat if you want sth. more advanced | 07:29 |
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tarrasch | Hello, I have problems with my network, but it worked fine before. Is there any way to reset the network manager settings? | 07:29 |
sam-_- | anirvana: there are a few limitations. for example you can't upgrade. | 07:30 |
sam-_- | anirvana: i had a wubi installation going corrupt because the system crashed. so i'm not a fan. | 07:30 |
sam-_- | tarrasch: try sudo dpkg-reconfigure network-manager | 07:31 |
Motore | im using xubuntu right now. in a world where things are not legit... this is legit. | 07:31 |
anirvana | sam_ , I have an existing ubuntu 64 (non wubi) can I upgrade it to 64bit ubuntu? | 07:31 |
sam-_- | anirvana: i don't understand. the upgrade goes from where to where? | 07:32 |
anirvana | sam_ err... I have 32 bit ubuntu, Is it possible to upgrade it to 64 bit? | 07:32 |
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sam-_- | anirvana: i'm afraid no | 07:33 |
anirvana | ok :( | 07:33 |
markoso | im getting used to the buttons on the left side didnt theink i would lol | 07:33 |
anirvana | sam-_- :and for installing ubuntu I need to create one free drive on my system? | 07:34 |
magn3ts | how much I normalize the volume across a set of avi files? | 07:34 |
sam-_- | anirvana: doesn't have to be free. just needs to be xfs/ext2-4/reiserfs etc... | 07:34 |
sam-_- | anirvana: and about 4gb | 07:35 |
sam-_- | anirvana: of free space | 07:35 |
anirvana | sam-_- :how do I check if it's xfs/ext2-4/reiserfs ? | 07:36 |
sam-_- | anirvana: your existing install? | 07:36 |
tarrasch | sam-_-, what did 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure network-manager' do anyway? Didn't get any output from it | 07:36 |
anirvana | sam_ , it's windows 7 | 07:37 |
sam-_- | tarrasch: dunno if it did anything :-) | 07:37 |
tarrasch | sam-_-, oh ok | 07:37 |
anirvana | sam-_- :+ ubuntu 32 bit on wubi | 07:37 |
sam-_- | tarrasch: but if sth. wents well there is usually no output | 07:37 |
chicognu | how to setup my time zone ? | 07:38 |
sam-_- | anirvana: it's wubi? so then you can't install on this drive anyway. | 07:38 |
sam-_- | anirvana: it's possible but rly. shouldn't be done | 07:39 |
Jordan_U | anirvana: As part of the install process Ubuntu's installer will offer to resize your existing windows partition to make space for Ubuntu. | 07:39 |
anirvana | sam-_- ,Jordon_U , Just to make it clear, I am going to install ubuntu 64 from scratch, I'll do a boot time install and ubuntu would offer me to compress my existing drive and I wouldn't loose any data? | 07:41 |
sam-_- | anirvana: correct | 07:41 |
sam-_- | anirvana: backup your data though :-) | 07:41 |
sam-_- | anirvana: also you can resize the windows partition in windows via computer manager | 07:42 |
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sam-_- | anirvana: diskmgmt.msc | 07:42 |
Gnea | anirvana: backing up your documents and settings folder would be a wise decision, at the very least | 07:42 |
sam-_- | anirvana: some say it is a bit safer | 07:42 |
Gnea | anirvana: or Users, OS-depending | 07:42 |
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chicognu | !don't zap | 07:44 |
chicognu | !don't zapping | 07:44 |
Gnea | sam-_-: I used the livecd to resize a win7 partition last week, when I went to boot it, it wouldn't and I had to produce the win7 disk in order to make sure it was okay | 07:44 |
Flannel | !dontzap | chicognu | 07:44 |
ubottu | chicognu: To re-enable the Ctrl-Alt-Backspace combination that restarts your X server see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/DontZap | 07:44 |
sam-_- | Gnea: so apparently some are correct :-) | 07:46 |
feiling | nihao | 07:46 |
sam-_- | !cn | feiling | 07:47 |
ubottu | feiling: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道:打字 /join #ubuntu-cn 或者 打字 /join #ubuntu-tw 或者 打字 /join #ubuntu-hk | 07:47 |
chicognu | feiling, u are from china ? | 07:47 |
fstxx | ipsec in ubuntu: i have been looking for docs about this. The ipsechowto on ubuntu.com is very basic | 07:47 |
feiling | jion#ubuntu-cn | 07:47 |
chicognu | feiling, I'm trying to learn chines | 07:47 |
Jordan_U | !u | chicognu | 07:47 |
ubottu | chicognu: U is the 21st letter of the modern latin alphabet. Neither 'U' nor 'Ur' are words in the English language. Neither are 'R', 'Y', 'l8', 'Ne1' nor 'Bcuz'. Mangled English is hard for non-native English speakers. Please see http://geekosophical.net/random/abbreviations/ for more information. | 07:47 |
feiling | ok | 07:48 |
mroth_ | hello | 07:49 |
feiling | hello | 07:49 |
Mehrzad | Hi | 07:49 |
feiling | hi | 07:49 |
Mehrzad | I'm having trouble finding ati catalyst control center for ubuntu 10.04. does it have a linux version? | 07:50 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: what card are you using? | 07:51 |
Mehrzad | ati 4870 i think | 07:51 |
chicognu | Jordan_U, You are from ? | 07:51 |
pvl1 | does an smp server have to be on port 25 and can it send mail to any address? | 07:52 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: then there is the ati catalyst control center. have you installed the proprietary drivers yet? | 07:52 |
Jordan_U | !ot | chicognu | 07:52 |
ubottu | chicognu: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 07:52 |
sam-_- | pvl1: you can put it on any free port. but 25 is the default port | 07:53 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: i'm a new user and i just installed ubuntu, well, i dunno what you mean? | 07:53 |
Mehrzad | proprietary drivers? | 07:54 |
sam-_- | !ati | Mehrzad | 07:54 |
ubottu | Mehrzad: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 07:54 |
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chicognu | Jordan_U, You are not in ubuntu offtopic | 07:54 |
chicognu | Jordan_U, I have a grammar question. On the page you show to me it says: While "U" might mean "You" in Dutch or Flemish, "it does not mean "You" in English." How is that ? I see that abbreviation from english speakers all the time | 07:54 |
pvl1 | sam-_-, but in that case, of i send an email to somone at a gmail addr, will they recieve it? | 07:54 |
sam-_- | pvl1: good question. i don't know :-) | 07:55 |
sam-_- | pvl1: you may have to give the mail address as bla@bla.com:2343 | 07:56 |
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sam-_- | pvl1: this would mean port 2343 | 07:56 |
pvl1 | sam-_-, im just too lazy to install a server and test that, cuz if it wont work itll b a waste of time | 07:56 |
sam-_- | pvl1: why not just use the standard port then? | 07:57 |
pvl1 | sam-_-, yeah i know, bc verizon blocks ports 25 and 80 | 07:57 |
sam-_- | pvl1: wait a sec | 07:57 |
pvl1 | sam-_-, i guess im questioning of the outgoing port will then be the same as the incomming | 07:57 |
sam-_- | pvl1: on a mobile network? | 07:57 |
pvl1 | sam-_-, like if i send from 90000 here, does it recieve it at 9000 there? should still be 25 right? and no not mobile | 07:58 |
sam-_- | pvl1: are they allowed to do this? if so, why???? | 07:58 |
Jordan_U | chicognu: It is a slang of sorts, and thus difficult for non-native english speakers. Since you are presumably using a computer will a full keyboard there is no need to use such abbreviations, and it is considerate not to when the person you are speaking to may not be a native english speaker. | 07:58 |
pvl1 | sam-_-, well sure they are, its their service, and its to prevent ppl from holding servers without paying for business class internet | 07:59 |
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Mehrzad | sam-_-: i see it's more about linux! | 07:59 |
sam-_- | pvl1: what about net neutrality???? | 07:59 |
ar0m1x` | !voice ar0m1x | 07:59 |
chicognu | Jordan_U, Now I feel like you are persecution me! see: <pvl1> sam-_-, im just too lazy to install a server and test that, cuz if it wont work itll b a waste of time. No !cuz to pvl1. Are you bullying me or something ? | 08:00 |
chicognu | :S | 08:00 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: didn't get it. have you read the page i sent you? | 08:00 |
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pvl1 | sam-_-, welcome to the eral world i guess. i have to reroute to 81 for anyone to see my websrver outside of my vpn | 08:01 |
chicognu | Jordan_U, Just cuz I'm Brazilian, are you bullying me ? :( That is a shame :( | 08:01 |
pvl1 | cho_co, i dont think i used an abbreviation anywhere there | 08:01 |
pvl1 | chicognu, , i dont think i used an abbreviation anywhere there | 08:02 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: have you sent me a page? | 08:02 |
pvl1 | cho_co, srry bout that | 08:02 |
sam-_- | chicognu: don't suggest someone is bullying you unless you have clear evidence. | 08:02 |
Jordan_U | chicognu: I am not persecuting you. If you wish to discuss the issue further please join #ubuntu-ops. | 08:02 |
sam-_- | !ati | Mehrzad | 08:02 |
ubottu | Mehrzad: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 08:02 |
chicognu | pvl1, cuz in the place of because | 08:02 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: ah, i was mistaken, sorry. yes, i read it | 08:03 |
chicognu | I think it is a abbreviation | 08:03 |
chicognu | Jordan_U, just kidding, relax :D | 08:03 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: so... any questions? | 08:03 |
pvl1 | chicognu, tuche | 08:03 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: yea, i'd like to know can i find that driver in its cd? | 08:04 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: i don't think they are included in ubuntu. i don't know for sure though | 08:04 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: ah, thx for your help :) | 08:06 |
Mehrzad | so i must install the drivers next the ccc, right? | 08:07 |
addiks | hi, is there a posibillity to define exceptions for avahi? (e.g.: "*.abcdef.local" wont be resolved over multicast-dns) | 08:07 |
chris062689 | I'm having trouble installing hamachi, after I install the deb file located on the beta page, it says I have broken dependecies and then wants to install a ton of packages like qt4, alien, rpm, etc. I'm not really sure, it says it requires the package logmein-hamachi depends on lsb (>= 3.0); however: | 08:08 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: y. install both. | 08:08 |
Mehrzad | is there any underclocking tools without the need of installing the drivers? | 08:08 |
chris062689 | but then why I try to install lsb, it wants to install all of those crazy depencendies along with it (rpm, alien, etc etc) | 08:08 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: i think you can underclock with the opensource drivers. | 08:09 |
Mehrzad | aha | 08:09 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: modinfo radeon will tell you more | 08:10 |
Mehrzad | modinfo radeon? | 08:10 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: it's a command. you can use gnome-terminal to execute it. | 08:12 |
chicognu | sam-_-, in time, I don't suggest anything, I ask. | 08:12 |
chicognu | :) | 08:12 |
shey | I need a really fast fix please!?? Where did the Compiz ADD Helper go? I love that plug-in and now it gone. [insert really cool sad face here.] | 08:14 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: so i need to switch to ubuntu, thx for putting time again & bb! | 08:15 |
staar2 | hello | 08:15 |
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markoso | does ubuntu come with a pdf reader? | 08:16 |
staar2 | yes | 08:16 |
markoso | ty | 08:16 |
staar2 | you get Open Office also | 08:17 |
red2kic | shey: Try installing extra plugins. Maybe it's there. I know this for fact with grid plugin. | 08:17 |
staar2 | i got question about RAID1, what are requirements for running hard disk as RAID system ? | 08:17 |
razz1 | what is the best way to remotely back up a system, like using clonezilla remotely. can I install clonezilla and ssh on the remote machine | 08:18 |
iiname | hello, i am installing ubuntu 10.04 in a new computer, need some help specifying optimum values for root, swap, / etc | 08:18 |
boudiccas | razz1, rsnapshot | 08:18 |
Llamaz | hi, does anyone know anything about rsync? | 08:19 |
cfedde | Llamaz: do you have a specific question? | 08:19 |
red2kic | iiname: Use autoprepare option if you don't know what you want or don't care how it is set up. | 08:19 |
iiname | my hard disk size is 120 gb, it is empty, I want to use 50 gb for ubuntu, how do i specify sizes in "create new partition" window during installation | 08:19 |
razz1 | boudiccas: lookin at rsnapshot, thank you | 08:19 |
staar2 | delete all the partitions, and start creating new ones | 08:20 |
iiname | dear red2kic, i want to do this manually, because i want to sety this up in such a way that this tablet pc performs optimally | 08:20 |
Llamaz | cfedde:I've transferred my files from an external harddrive to my main computer, and I' would like to sync them in future | 08:20 |
iiname | dear staar2, there are no partitions in the new hard disck at the moment | 08:20 |
staar2 | the start creating new ones, | 08:21 |
staar2 | make swamp and one for root / | 08:21 |
iiname | i am on a window that says "create new partition" the optiobns are primary and locical | 08:21 |
staar2 | also you can make separate partition for /home | 08:21 |
Llamaz | cfedde: that is, I've already got files copied which are identical, however rsync does not overwrite them | 08:21 |
iiname | obviously i need to chose primary | 08:21 |
Llamaz | cfedde: I mean skip | 08:22 |
staar2 | yes | 08:22 |
iiname | from out of 120 gb I will set 50 Gb and define the mout point as / | 08:22 |
iiname | ? | 08:22 |
iiname | and this as a ext 4, primary? | 08:22 |
red2kic | iiname: There are nothing performance-wise about setting up partitions in size, just the question of space. If you're going to use suspend/hibernate, you want to double your current RAM size for swap. Put 10GB for / (root). | 08:23 |
staar2 | iiname, right | 08:23 |
razz1 | boudiccas: looks like rsnapshot only does files not the whole disk and the partition table, etc, I want to back up my remote system and reformat the system and put a put the image back on? know any utility, | 08:23 |
staar2 | iiname, what are you doing with other 70 GB ? | 08:23 |
iiname | thanks red2kic, I will put 10 gb, primary, ext 4 for mountpoint / | 08:23 |
red2kic | iiname: And create a different partition /home -- to keep it seperate from your /root -- should you decide to use a different linux OS. You can preserve your personal and home files that way. | 08:23 |
iiname | i will reserve it to try a solaris installation | 08:24 |
iiname | dear red2kic, can you guide me step by step? | 08:24 |
red2kic | iiname: If you don't care for seperate home parititon, then you could use 50GB in / (root). It'll put everything on one partition. | 08:24 |
iiname | I am on the "create new partition window" in the installation | 08:24 |
iiname | no i iwll have a separate home | 08:25 |
staar2 | red2kic, yeah the /home for different part is best option if you gonna have other linuxes | 08:25 |
whatev | Hey #ubuntu! Quick question -- any reason not to use the daily build version of Natty over Alpha 1? | 08:25 |
iiname | then I will use 10 gb primary ext 4 with the mount point / for a start? | 08:25 |
red2kic | iiname: That is fine. You want to use ext2 for /boot. 100MB is sufficent. | 08:26 |
Jordan_U | iiname: I would make an extended partition and have / be a logical partition within that. It will make adding partitions later easier. | 08:26 |
iiname | first category is "/" and after that there is a "/boot" | 08:28 |
nmvictor | The package ttf-umefont, Japanese truetype fonts, is a 48MB download in the Update manager list. Well I am not a japanese, do I need this package? | 08:30 |
iiname | jordan | 08:31 |
nmvictor | The package ttf-umefont, Japanese truetype fonts, is a 48MB download in the Update manager list. Well I am not a japanese, do I need this package? | 08:31 |
SHOCKER | can i change each wallpaper while using the cube in ubuntu 10.10? ive bben searching forever and cant find it | 08:32 |
SHOCKER | drivin me crazy! lol | 08:32 |
Jordan_U | iiname: Unless you know you have a buggy BIOS there is no need for a separate /boot partition. | 08:32 |
fstxx | ipsec? | 08:33 |
iiname | from out of 50 gb, if i choose for "/" as distinct from "/root", ext 2 for /, 100 MB (is that sufficient?) how much for /root, what ext type, what partition type for /root, primary or secondary? | 08:33 |
iiname | jordan | 08:33 |
iiname | I am not sure about the bios | 08:33 |
iiname | it is an experimental tablet pc | 08:33 |
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iiname | the bios looks pretty standard, but i am not sure | 08:34 |
matt_palmer | does anyone have any experience with Ubuntu and rolling your own AWS EC2 AMI? I'm having a problem with it, in that even if I use the Amazon custom kernel the virtual machine doesnt start properly. It 'comes' up and you can see the console and boot msgs, but it looks like it is having probs with netdev,etc. - The same process works find if I use a standard Debian install and debootstrap. | 08:34 |
jetscreamer | wtf i had sdb set to boot in bios and the installer overwrote my bootloader on sda WTF | 08:34 |
iiname | so if it is safer to have a separate /boot partition, i should create a seaparate one | 08:34 |
* chris_bsd has got no BIOS | 08:34 | |
alket | how to remove gnome-keyring completly because it started to annoy me to much | 08:34 |
razz1 | whats the best way to get full control of a remote system, I mean even before boot. I am thinking of getting a modem with wake on LAN function, any one got better options. Usually there is no one at the other end, thats why I need absolute control over the process. I really do not want to leave the system on all the time. | 08:34 |
jetscreamer | that's really irritating | 08:35 |
jetscreamer | now where is the 'restore original bootlader that grub should not have overwritten' script | 08:35 |
jetscreamer | yeah right | 08:35 |
Jordan_U | iiname: Most modern (made in the last 5 years) BIOSs don't have the particular bug that requires you to have a separate /boot partition. I'd recommend not creating one. | 08:35 |
jetscreamer | alket: apt-get remove --purge <packagename> | 08:36 |
Gnea | jetscreamer: grub or grub2? | 08:36 |
jetscreamer | 2 | 08:36 |
jetscreamer | default install | 08:36 |
Gnea | jetscreamer: what did it take out? windows? | 08:36 |
jetscreamer | jsut the windows bootloader | 08:37 |
fstxx | jordan_u, iiname: why not put everything in _one_ partition? | 08:37 |
Gnea | jetscreamer: yeah, that's something I noticed the other day - did the same thing, when it came time to write to the MBR, it defaulted to sda when it should have been sdb, since sdb is what the install device was, but it didn't, so I had to go back and manually say "put it on sdb" | 08:37 |
jetscreamer | yeh i always put it in one partition | 08:38 |
chris062689 | Anyone know why I'm having such a hard time installing Hamachi? Running Ubuntu 10.10 64-bit, saying it has an unmet dependency on lsb, then wants to install tons of dependencies (like rpm?!) | 08:38 |
Gnea | jetscreamer: I wouldn't worry about it - just make sure sdb is the first boot device and it should find and allow you to boot into windows, then you can just fixmbr | 08:38 |
jetscreamer | Gnea: hmm.. i even went to the trouble of having it boot from sdb so it would get written to the boot drive | 08:38 |
asfjio | guys, i have a problem while playing mp3 files. i installed audacious to play mp3 files and now the quality is awful. should i install some codec? | 08:39 |
razz1 | chris062689: help says it needs LSB 3 or 4, install that first, after that it should work like a breeze. I am very impressed. | 08:39 |
Gnea | asfjio: audacious *does* have an equalizer | 08:39 |
Gnea | asfjio: and it *does* support winamp equalizer preset files | 08:39 |
jetscreamer | Gnea: i had go back and put it to boot from sda to even see a bootloader :) | 08:40 |
jetscreamer | Gnea: ok thanks | 08:40 |
chris062689 | I tried doing that razz1, "sudo apt-get install lsb" and then it wants to install stuff like qt4, rpm, and alien. | 08:40 |
Jordan_U | jetscreamer: Gnea: Believe it or not that's how the installer is intended to work. The idea being that the first disk is usually the one the BIOS will boot from. There is no reliable way to tell the BIOS boot order from within a booted OS, and while I would prefer that they always installed grub to the same drive the rest of Ubuntu was installed to but... | 08:40 |
Gnea | jetscreamer: oh wow, is it booting windows? | 08:40 |
jetscreamer | yeah it boots, just took out the loader | 08:40 |
Gnea | awesome | 08:40 |
jetscreamer | and it's that new ms one that i don't know much about | 08:40 |
razz1 | chris062689: sorry, not sure why, I already had LSB installed with the 32 bit, did not have any issue running hamachi | 08:41 |
Gnea | jetscreamer: win7? | 08:41 |
Jordan_U | jetscreamer: The mbr portion of the Windows bootloader hasn't really changed since the DOS days. It still just chainloads the first partition marked "active". | 08:41 |
jetscreamer | Gnea: server2k8 but yeah iirc same thing | 08:41 |
Gnea | jetscreamer: well if it isn't even booting sdb, then you might as well keep it as is | 08:42 |
jetscreamer | yeh.. unless i wanna teke this drive out and put it in anothoer box | 08:43 |
jetscreamer | it stays for now | 08:43 |
Gnea | jetscreamer: I would just google up how to restore the mbr on 2k8 and bookmark it | 08:43 |
jetscreamer | i've done it once, i think... doing this with xp would be trivial for me | 08:44 |
jetscreamer | repairing it i mean | 08:44 |
jetscreamer | next time, it's 'physically disconnect hd' :) | 08:46 |
Gnea | lol that works | 08:46 |
Mehrzad | okay, so i'm in ubuntu, used modinfo radeon. what now? | 08:46 |
jetscreamer | hmmm.... seems ubuntu is the one that won't boot.. but it had to be able to read /boot/grub so ... hmmm... fresh install first boot | 08:47 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-? | 08:49 |
jetscreamer | the recovery kernel seems to work | 08:49 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: y? | 08:49 |
aleksandr | тут все типа живы? | 08:49 |
jetscreamer | !ru | 08:50 |
ubottu | Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 08:50 |
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amer | Hi, I compiled ethercat on kernel 2.6.32-27 and I want to copy it to another device with kernel 2.6.35-23 | 08:50 |
amer | what to change | 08:50 |
amer | in the header files???? | 08:50 |
aleksandr | о значь как..... | 08:50 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: as i said i'm an amateur and i dunno what modinfo has to do with underclocking | 08:50 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: you are better off with installing the proprietary drivers then. | 08:51 |
sam-_- | !ati | Mehrzad | 08:51 |
ubottu | Mehrzad: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 08:51 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: it's a little bit too big! | 08:51 |
daxroc | Morning all | 08:52 |
daxroc | How do you give a user permissions to open a port on localhost ? | 08:52 |
sam-_- | Mehrzad: well. can't you have someone download it for you? | 08:52 |
daxroc | *ssh port forwarding | 08:52 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: i could download it tonight myself. but i need it now... | 08:53 |
vikas_007sharma | sdf | 08:53 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: anyway now i can't | 08:53 |
Mehrzad | maybe there is little a tool for that | 08:54 |
Mehrzad | ? | 08:54 |
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sidh | Greetings | 08:55 |
markoso | how do i update python to 3 | 08:56 |
vikas_007sharma | QUESTION: Is ubuntu good for 512 mb ram | 08:56 |
markoso | vikas_007sharma: xubuntu is | 08:56 |
markoso | xubuntu is light and good for old machines | 08:57 |
sam-_- | !requirements | vikas_007sharma | 08:57 |
ubottu | vikas_007sharma: Hardware requirements to install, boot and comfortably use Ubuntu are listed at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements - For a !flavor with lower requirements, see !Xubuntu or !Lubuntu | 08:57 |
PoppaVic | it's kind of just "nice", too - sans glitz | 08:57 |
markoso | gnome will be slow on older machine ive done it | 08:57 |
sidh | Does the ubuntu-server distro use by default the same repos than the 10.04 LTS ? (I would like to set up a ubuntu desktop with lightweight OpenBox desktop, and use network with CLI only, fed up with all those networkmanager and co) | 08:57 |
bresta | hi winkey | 08:57 |
theTrav | hey, I've got a list of files I found using find . | grep apattern | 08:58 |
theTrav | I want to copy them all into ~/tmp | 08:58 |
theTrav | do I just pipe it all to cp at the end? | 08:58 |
theTrav | or is there another command? | 08:58 |
jetscreamer | sidh: just remove them and edit /etc/network/interfaces | 08:58 |
jetscreamer | auto eth0 works | 08:59 |
rumpe1 | theTrav, use the -exec parameter for find | 08:59 |
theTrav | maybe cp `find . | grep mypattern` ~/tmp ? | 09:00 |
theTrav | oh, thanks rumpe1 | 09:00 |
sidh | jetscreamer: ok thanks, but what about ubuntu-server repos ? they are the same as 10.04 LTS ? | 09:00 |
theTrav | hmm, I don't understand it | 09:01 |
rumpe1 | theTrav, like find . -type f -iname bla -exec cp {} ~/tmp \; | 09:01 |
theTrav | I need to pipe the output of find to grep to filter it | 09:01 |
jetscreamer | sidh: i do not know for sure, but i 'believe' that all repos are the same for all versions, just what packages got installed make it a server... but i'm not positive. | 09:02 |
rumpe1 | theTrav, but first use echo instead of cp to check, if its correct... | 09:02 |
sidh | ok I see, thanks you | 09:02 |
theTrav | oh, iname is the grep equivelent? | 09:02 |
sidh | -s | 09:02 |
rumpe1 | theTrav, what don't you understand? | 09:02 |
Mehrzad | sam-_-: googling it may be helpful, otherwise i'll go about installing the driver :) | 09:03 |
sheepdawg | hello all | 09:03 |
sheepdawg | linux n00b here | 09:03 |
sheepdawg | in desperate need of assistance | 09:03 |
jetscreamer | !ask | 09:03 |
ubottu | 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. :-) | 09:03 |
rumpe1 | theTrav, man find: "-iname : Like -name, but the match is case insensitive. For example, the patterns `fo*' and `F??' match the file names `Foo', `FOO', `foo', `fOo', etc. " | 09:04 |
sheepdawg | ok i have win7 64 bit. i dld ubuntu(cant remmeber 10.4 or 10.10). it had updates to install. i installed them. unfortunately i made a dumb dumb move(GRUB) and installed it instead of skipping now my PC wont boot..and im having a eral hard time making a Live USB to boot from | 09:04 |
SHOCKER | how the heck do you change the size of the 3d cube? | 09:05 |
sheepdawg | and even when i do make the USB..it seems liek my PC refuses to boot from it | 09:05 |
theTrav | thanks rumpe1, for some reason my web chat window isn't auto scrolling properly, I'll give it a shot | 09:05 |
_Rno_ | Hello, does someone know why my session is closed when I resume from suspend / hibernation? | 09:06 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: What happens when you try to boot normally? | 09:06 |
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sheepdawg | when i boot i get the error: no such device: <alphanumeric numbers> | 09:07 |
sheepdawg | grub rescue > | 09:07 |
sheepdawg | there is no boot menu, no dual boot. i think i accidentially installed Grub on C:(windows partition) when i wanted it on D(ubuntu) | 09:07 |
sheepdawg | or to jsut skip it entirely(i think ive learned that from the past 2 hours of google) | 09:07 |
sidh | I would have another question : a friend of mine discovered ubuntu with xubuntu distro, then he decided to install the package ubuntu-desktop because he found gnome attractive, but now he had 2 kind of sound system, 2 kind of file explorer, so if I tell him to 'aptitude remove --purge xubuntu-desktop', will it fix that ? | 09:08 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: What is the output of "ls" at the grub rescue shell? | 09:08 |
Jordan_U | !puregnome | sidh | 09:09 |
ubottu | sidh: If you want to remove all !Kubuntu packages or !Xubuntu packages and have a default !Ubuntu system, follow the instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureGnome | 09:09 |
sheepdawg | ill be honest with you..i do not understand what you mean. once the system POSTS it goes to my Verify DMI pool data screen.."hangs" for about 10-15 secs. then i get the error: no such device: | 09:09 |
sidh | thank you Jordan_U | 09:09 |
sheepdawg | i kno no codes to work with on this screen | 09:10 |
Jordan_U | sidh: You're welcome. | 09:10 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Do you see a prompt like "rescue> " on the screen? | 09:10 |
sheepdawg | grub rescue> _ | 09:10 |
sheepdawg | and yes it allows me to type | 09:10 |
sheepdawg | but i do not kno what commands to use | 09:10 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Type "ls" then hit enter. | 09:11 |
sheepdawg | (hd0) (fd0) | 09:11 |
jetscreamer | ahhh | 09:11 |
jetscreamer | a grub shell | 09:11 |
Mehrzad | why does ubuntu overheat the gpu of my graphics card? :( | 09:11 |
jetscreamer | and no grub.dfg at a guess | 09:12 |
jetscreamer | err .cfg | 09:12 |
napster | I've installed tsclient but can't use VNC protocol. WHat are the additional requirements to use tsclient as a VNC viewer? | 09:12 |
sheepdawg | there were 250+ "updates" so i assume i DL'd 10.4 but im not 100% sure | 09:12 |
sheepdawg | it did most of the updates | 09:13 |
sheepdawg | then got to grub which said skip or inmstall. i saw C but didnt think it meant disc C | 09:13 |
sheepdawg | after that it restarted and that error comes up | 09:13 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Does "insmod part_msdos" give any error message? | 09:14 |
sheepdawg | error: unknown filesystem | 09:14 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Ok, and "insmod part_gpt"? | 09:15 |
razz1 | Mehrzad: what GPU you got? | 09:15 |
Mehrzad | aargh, is smelling like a burning gpu | 09:15 |
Mehrzad | 4870 ati | 09:15 |
sheepdawg | same error | 09:15 |
jetscreamer | turn it off before you melt it? | 09:15 |
sheepdawg | unknown filesystem | 09:15 |
mindMo | hi | 09:16 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: "insmod ext2"? | 09:17 |
razz1 | Mehrzad: except for Nvidia 8XXX card that can take advantage of vdpau, every other card has poor driver support, none of the ati drivers have good video acceleration | 09:17 |
Mehrzad | switched to windows, is getting cool now | 09:17 |
sheepdawg | no error..just returns grub rescue> _ | 09:17 |
inashdeen | hi | 09:17 |
razz1 | I got nvidia 7400 in my lappy, when I watch HD content in ubuntu it goes to 80C, in windows it stays at 60C | 09:18 |
Mehrzad | i haven't installed the proprietary drivers yet, maybe that's beacouse of it razz1? | 09:18 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: How did you install Ubuntu initially? How are you now trying to create the bootable USB, and what happens when you try to boot from it? | 09:18 |
sheepdawg | i originally installed while in Win7 using the install in windows option. The install worked fine. PC rebooted. Ubuntu was running. Then i got the "updates", restarted and the error happened | 09:19 |
Mehrzad | & I'm searching for an underclocker | 09:19 |
sheepdawg | i used no CD or USB | 09:19 |
sheepdawg | i would like to use my USB due to the CD burner being in the 'broken' PC | 09:19 |
razz1 | Mehrzad: don't get your hopes up, even the latest catalyst ones are bad for GPU intensive tasks, I think ATI implementation is called XvBA, doesn't hurt to try | 09:20 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Ahh, that explains the problem then. There is a very serious bug in Wubi when you try to keep the Ubuntu image in a different partition than "C:". | 09:20 |
sheepdawg | like i said..its probablly very important(maybe?) the install worked fine. the updates all worked fine. i think however i installed Grub(Linuxs MBR?) on the C:(windows7) partition | 09:21 |
sheepdawg | i see | 09:21 |
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razz1 | Mehrzad: is it a lappy? | 09:21 |
sabri_icone | hi | 09:21 |
sabri_icone | all | 09:21 |
amit | i have installed windows xp in virtual box.when i check ip adress through xp and ubuntu both shows differnt reult,why? | 09:21 |
jetscreamer | hey Jordan_U so would root (hd0,1) and all that work for him from the rexcue prompt then configure grub when in linux? | 09:21 |
sheepdawg | it was only after loading the Grub update, that the system bugged out. the original install fom the in windows went off withouty a hitch | 09:21 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Do you have any bootable CDs of any kind? | 09:21 |
_Rno_ | no idea? | 09:22 |
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sheepdawg | no..which is why i was trying to make the Live USB. | 09:22 |
Mehrzad | razz1: lappy? | 09:22 |
amit | no answer | 09:22 |
sheepdawg | the USB key has ubuntu 10.10 on it now | 09:22 |
sheepdawg | using the .exe program | 09:22 |
psycho_oreos | amit, probably different network used | 09:22 |
razz1 | Mehrzad: laptop? | 09:22 |
vikas | QUESTION: problems while installing tasksel in ubuntu 9.04 after removing Package tasksel has no available version, but exists in the database. | 09:22 |
vikas | This typically means that the package was mentioned in a dependency and never uploaded, has been obsoleted or is not available with the contents of sources.list | 09:22 |
Mehrzad | razz1: ah, no | 09:22 |
Jordan_U | jetscreamer: No. He doesn't have the required modules to access any partitions at the moment :( | 09:22 |
jetscreamer | ahh | 09:23 |
Mehrzad | razz1: it's good when underclocking under windows | 09:23 |
vikas | QUESTION: QUESTION: problems while installing tasksel in ubuntu 9.04 after removing | 09:23 |
Jordan_U | vikas: Ubuntu 9.04 is no longer supported. Please upgrade. | 09:24 |
Jordan_U | !eol | vikas | 09:24 |
ubottu | vikas: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades | 09:24 |
razz1 | Mehrzad: thats pretty bad for a desktop? nothing beats windows for video acceleration, bar vdpau | 09:24 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Do you know if your BIOS is at least supposed to support booting from USB? How did you create the bootable USB and what happens when you try to boot from it? | 09:24 |
sheepdawg | im fairly certain it can. the system is new. Gigabyte am3 board with 955 P2 BE | 09:25 |
jetscreamer | vikas: you don't want tasksel anyway | 09:25 |
sheepdawg | there are a few options however | 09:25 |
jetscreamer | well probably not | 09:25 |
sheepdawg | let me get those for you | 09:25 |
vikas | jetscreamer:what you mean by sayin that i want tasksel but if its necessary to upgrade i'll giv it a try | 09:26 |
sheepdawg | usb-fdd, usb-cdrom- usb-hdd, usb-zip | 09:26 |
Mehrzad | razz1: dunno what it really is, the gpu runs crysis smooth when underclocking and doesn't overheat | 09:27 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Make sure you select usb-hdd. | 09:27 |
sheepdawg | ok | 09:27 |
jetscreamer | vikas: i'm saying tasksel is old, deprecated i think, and just not needed | 09:27 |
sheepdawg | 1 sec | 09:27 |
sheepdawg | brb | 09:27 |
razz1 | Mehrzad: what are the temp under windows | 09:28 |
jetscreamer | vikas: all it does is select packages for you based on a template | 09:28 |
puppy | I have installed Docky and it appeared with some programs icon.Further I added some more but not opens any except those come with installation.How this | 09:28 |
nicofs | I need a program to watch my DVB-T stick's analogue input... i tried me-tv, but it completely lacks this option... | 09:28 |
vikas | jetscreamer: then plz tell some way to install lamp package | 09:28 |
jetscreamer | vikas: but they do say you should upgrade your version isn't supported anymore | 09:28 |
Jordan_U | vikas: You need to upgrade. | 09:28 |
vikas | jetscreamer:ok | 09:29 |
jetscreamer | vikas: apt-get install <package> <package> | 09:29 |
vikas | Jordan_U:ok | 09:29 |
jetscreamer | whatever you wanna | 09:29 |
jetscreamer | apache2, sql, php.. | 09:29 |
Mehrzad | razz1: from 50 (only windows) to ... (right now, after a overheating in ubuntu is 73) | 09:29 |
jetscreamer | apt-cache search <searchterm> | 09:29 |
sheepdawg | symptoms still remain | 09:29 |
sheepdawg | the same error code | 09:29 |
Mehrzad | *from 60 | 09:29 |
sheepdawg | and grub rescue | 09:29 |
puppy | I have installed Docky and it appeared with some programs icon.Further I added some more but not opens any except those come with installation.How this | 09:30 |
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Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Did you select the USB drive as a boot device? How did you make the bootable USB drive? | 09:30 |
sacarlson | sheepdawg: I think you might need to change the device boot order in bios so your usb-hdd boots first | 09:30 |
nicofs | I need a program to watch my DVB-T stick's analogue input... i tried me-tv, but it completely lacks this option... | 09:31 |
sheepdawg | USB Storage Device : UT165 USB2FlashStorage0.00 is what it says above my IDE Channel 2 Master Disk HD SMART capability disabled | 09:31 |
sheepdawg | i will get you the link | 09:31 |
sheepdawg | 1 second | 09:31 |
razz1 | Mehrzad: 50 is alright 75+ not so good, try cooling options, like adding a fan to GPU, sorry cannot help | 09:31 |
theTrav | rumpe1: thanks, it worked | 09:31 |
puppy | I have installed Docky and it appeared with some programs icon.Further I added some more but not opens any except those come with installation.How this | 09:32 |
Guest834987 | hi all | 09:32 |
Eagle | Hi All :) | 09:32 |
sheepdawg | http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download | 09:32 |
sheepdawg | option 2 | 09:32 |
sheepdawg | using the included program | 09:32 |
sheepdawg | however it is VERY SLOW | 09:32 |
sheepdawg | and im not sure why the extaction process is so fail | 09:32 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: When you boot with the USB drive plugged in, is it listed in the output of "ls" at the grub rescue shell? | 09:33 |
Mehrzad | razz1: 58 now. okay, maybe it'll make it alright. but i don't see any problem with windows (maybe there's but i don't see), it's only ubuntu | 09:33 |
sheepdawg | (hd0) (hd1) (fd0)...so i assume yes? as before hd1 wasnt there? | 09:34 |
* Mehrzad leaves the desk | 09:34 | |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Good. Do you have a GNU/Linux system you can work from? | 09:34 |
sheepdawg | i do not..not set up ATM anyway | 09:35 |
sheepdawg | im on an XP machine | 09:35 |
kva | any livecd? | 09:35 |
razz1 | Mehrzad: it should be alright under ubuntu if you dont run any GPU intensive tasks, i guess | 09:35 |
sheepdawg | i suppose technically i do have a liveCD...the USB no? but im guessing it must stay in tehre? | 09:36 |
kva | well, only way is to check | 09:36 |
loquace | hello | 09:36 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Can you boot the LiveUSB from another computer? | 09:36 |
yruss | Hi i'm using 11.04 Natty and tried to run Vmware player but it demands to compile linux headers. Command uname -r shows 2.6.32-25-generic. I cant build-essentials through apt-get: Unable to locate package linux-headers-2.6.32-25-generic. But i can see that in usr/scr/ i have more newer version of linux-headers - 2.6.35-25. So the question is should i somehow update my linux-headers to a newer verion? If no - how what should i do to run wm | 09:36 |
yruss | player? If yes - how can do it? thnx | 09:36 |
sabri_icone | hello all | 09:38 |
sheepdawg | when i inster the USB i just made into this working XP machine..it appears blank, and says it needs to be reformated | 09:38 |
sheepdawg | *insert | 09:38 |
Taravel | hi I'm trying to backup my usb device in mu ub Hard drive in an USB.iso file. I used this commend dd if=/media/2efce9c8-12d8-4e52-acef-b689bf1be235 of=/media/Urano\ 1500/USB.iso but he give me an error...It tells me that /media/2e... is a directory | 09:38 |
puppy | I have installed Docky and it appeared with some program icons.Further I added some more but not opens any except those come with installation.These programs opening from the application menu and adding to the dock as extra icons.how to solve this | 09:38 |
sabri_icone | how to attribute different permission for different user in different group in one command line | 09:38 |
kva | Taravel: use mount | 09:39 |
psycho_oreos | Taravel, dd does not work like that, it works on raw blocks not mounted directories | 09:39 |
kva | it's like dd if=/dev/sda or hda... | 09:39 |
psycho_oreos | Taravel, also dd will not create an iso image file, it will create a raw dump which is known as .img format | 09:39 |
kva | yup | 09:40 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Then something likely went wrong in creating it. Try using unetbootin. | 09:40 |
Eagle | Hi can someone help me. Im experimenting with Wine, and im trying to get a windows aplication working, and when I dobble click on the EXE, it says this: is not marked as executable. If this was downloaded or copied from an untrusted source, it may be dangerous to run. For more details, read about the executable bit. ? Sorry im confused, | 09:40 |
Taravel | mm ok so I first unmount the 2 devices and than use /dev/xxx ? and not .iso but .img? | 09:40 |
psycho_oreos | Taravel, even if you made the .img.. dd can dump it to whatever extension for the file you desire but the outputted format will always be the same | 09:41 |
sheepdawg | ok i will recreate it using unetbootin. i DL the Windows version....and Ubuntu 10.10 client iso correct? | 09:41 |
_Rno_ | how I can debug a gnome session closed while resuming from suspend / hibernation? | 09:42 |
kva | it should work | 09:42 |
yruss | Eagle- rmb on the icon- properties - permissions - allow executing | 09:42 |
psycho_oreos | I don't think its called client sheepdawg there's desktop, alternative and server | 09:42 |
puppy | Eagle: right click on the exe file and take properties | 09:42 |
Taravel | ok but how can I know what device under /dev are my hard disk and my usb drive? | 09:42 |
obscurant1st | how do i sinatll firefox 4 beta downloaded from firefox website? i want to replace it as the defaul webbrowser! | 09:42 |
obscurant1st | sintall/install* | 09:42 |
psycho_oreos | Taravel, before umounting you might want to check it with mount | 09:42 |
puppy | eagel: look for "permissions" and check as executable. | 09:43 |
sheepdawg | Distribution Ubuntu 10.04 Live(is the default it chose) | 09:43 |
sheepdawg | here is where i am lost as i forget what version a used | 09:43 |
sheepdawg | 10.4 or 10.10 | 09:43 |
sacarlson | sheepdawg: you might also do an md5sum of your ubuntu??.iso file to verify it's validity | 09:43 |
puppy | eagle: u there | 09:44 |
yruss | Hi i'm using 11.04 Natty and tried to run Vmware player but it demands to compile linux headers. Command uname -r shows 2.6.32-25-generic. I cant build-essentials through apt-get: Unable to locate package linux-headers-2.6.32-25-generic. But i can see that in usr/scr/ i have more newer version of linux-headers - 2.6.35-25. So the question is should i somehow update my linux-headers to a newer verion? If no - how what should i do to run wm | 09:44 |
yruss | player? If yes - how can do it? thnx | 09:44 |
sheepdawg | Diskimage ISO...not Floppy i assume. | 09:45 |
xman | can you help me i have a problem with sound in aa game????????? | 09:45 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Yes. | 09:45 |
Taravel | I tryed mount and so I wrote this commend: dd if=/dev/sdb1 of=/dev/sdc1/USB-Ubuntu1010-Vanilla+Updates.img is it correct? | 09:46 |
DJones | yruss: Can you ask your question in #ubuntu+1, thats the support chanell for Natty while its being developed, they should be able to help/advise you | 09:46 |
xman | can you help meplease ??? | 09:46 |
shai__ | Hello :) Now this never happened to me before... maybe someone can help. I have a directory called X and if I try to create a new file by that name, I can't. vim -> :sav X ; results in E17: "/root/X" is a directory. How can I create a new file by that name when there is a directory by that name as well? | 09:46 |
puppy | out of curiosity ,whether my text entering here? | 09:47 |
DJones | yruss: Just be aware, it can be a slow channel so it might take longer to get a response, but as the people there are most likely to be using natty, theres more chance of a version specific response | 09:47 |
stickyboy | I know the USB Startup Disk Creator in 10.04/10.10 are incompatible, but can I make a 10.04 USB from 10.10 using UNetBootin? | 09:47 |
sheepdawg | OK the unetbootin is made. i am going to try to see if it will load off of it. 1 sec | 09:47 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: You cannot have two files with the same name in the same directory. Directories are themselves files. | 09:48 |
llutz_ | shai__: you can't. a directory is just a special type of file, so X already exists | 09:48 |
Jordan_U | shai__: ^^ | 09:48 |
xman | ?????????????????? | 09:48 |
elricsfate | Dear god does anyone here have any WHMCS experience???? I have been working nearly 4 hours to fix something | 09:48 |
syddraf | How can I flush my local DNS cache on Ubuntu 10.04? | 09:48 |
rumpe1 | shai__, you can't | 09:48 |
yruss | DJones - thnx i'll try. But can you explain me please- does the version of linux-headers depends on what version of ubuntu u have? | 09:49 |
Jordan_U | syddraf: There is none by default in Ubuntu (though your browser may do some DNS caching itself). | 09:49 |
elricsfate | anybody? | 09:49 |
Jordan_U | !anybody | elricsfate | 09:49 |
ubottu | elricsfate: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 09:49 |
sacarlson | syddraf: local dns on bind9? | 09:50 |
Taravel | mmm when I unmount (from nautilus) the usb pen it was deleted from the /dev directory and dd command tells me that /dev/sdb1 doesn't exist | 09:50 |
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DJones | yruss: Its not something I'm certain of, but I think that linux headers are specific to the kernel thats being used | 09:50 |
elricsfate | http://www.havoxhosting.com/billing Can anyone tell me what is causing that? Thats the big question | 09:50 |
Eagle | yruss: puppy: Sorry for the delay, yes got it working thanks.... | 09:50 |
syddraf | sacarlson: I don't have bind9 installed. I'm trying to clear the about:dns page in Chromium, a friend instructed me that it was showing the system's local cache, so I've been digging around various places. | 09:50 |
syddraf | elricsfate: The link to your CSS file is broken. | 09:52 |
yruss | djones - ok- try to get more information on this linux conception question. :) | 09:52 |
sheepdawg | ok i am back...nothing. It is Deffinately first on the priortity list(BEFORE my HDD) and i still get the same error message. does unet autoformat? or shoudl i format the USBdrive to Fat32 then try unet again? | 09:52 |
Jordan_U | Taravel: "eject" does more than just unmount the filesystem, it also shuts off the USB drive (you need to remove it and plug it back in to get it back). | 09:52 |
syddraf | elricsfate: on line 6 of the HTML code, there is a space after the base href, remove it and it should work | 09:52 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: Have you tried booting the USB drive on the computer you created it with? | 09:53 |
sheepdawg | "ls" still shows hd0, hd1, and fd0 | 09:53 |
sheepdawg | no | 09:53 |
sheepdawg | hahah...i guess let me try that huh? | 09:53 |
sheepdawg | for some odd reason it doesnt show up as with info on it | 09:53 |
elricsfate | syddraf: Holy frikkin crap let me find that and try it. Thank you. | 09:54 |
sheepdawg | its just called Removable Media G | 09:54 |
sheepdawg | then when u click says it needs to be formatted | 09:54 |
shai__ | llutz, rumpe1, Jordan_U: thanks :) | 09:56 |
Bihari | http://paste.ubuntu.com/558031/ can any one plz look at this problem my ubuntu 10.10 got some issue with update | 09:56 |
elricsfate | syddraf: Any way of knowing which file I need to modify? There are a CRAP ton. | 09:56 |
sheepdawg | everytime i format the USB key to Fat 32...unetbootin hangs on 151-339 | 09:57 |
sheepdawg | hangs on files 151 of 339 | 09:57 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: There may be a problem with the flash drive, or with the iso image you downloaded. | 09:57 |
syddraf | elricsfate: what system are you using to build the website? | 09:57 |
elricsfate | that you were looking at is whmcs | 09:57 |
sheepdawg | flash drive was full earlier nothing corrupted | 09:58 |
elricsfate | the actual website is done by hand | 09:58 |
sheepdawg | let me re d/l the ISO | 09:58 |
marcmarc | hi, my usb speakers stop working after suspend. How can I fix that ? | 09:58 |
elricsfate | syddraf, | 09:59 |
syddraf | elricsfate: is there an option anywhere for "system url"? | 10:00 |
elricsfate | come to think of it I think there is | 10:01 |
elricsfate | in the cp for this | 10:01 |
elricsfate | let me try that | 10:01 |
elricsfate | wow | 10:01 |
elricsfate | all that trouble | 10:01 |
elricsfate | over ONE space | 10:01 |
elricsfate | thank you SO much syddraf. | 10:01 |
elricsfate | If your ever in need of hosting | 10:02 |
elricsfate | let me know | 10:02 |
syddraf | elricsfate: no problem | 10:02 |
elricsfate | can give you 10 percent discount or something | 10:02 |
syddraf | elricsfate: i run my own server box, but thanks for the offer. | 10:02 |
elricsfate | your welcome | 10:02 |
sheepdawg | i love how i have 50M down speed...but im currently Dling 10.10 @ 330 kb/s | 10:02 |
syddraf | sheepdawg: change your mirror. MIT usually gets the best time for me | 10:04 |
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sheepdawg | i dont see any option for mirror sites | 10:05 |
sheepdawg | im on ubuntu.com | 10:06 |
sheepdawg | lol, nvm...im an idiot. torrent will work jsut fine | 10:09 |
sheepdawg | 3.2 Mbps | 10:09 |
sheepdawg | lol | 10:09 |
Ileden | What could cause my system to be unbearably slow? This seems to most affect "window-intensive" operations. My graphics adapter is fast enough (as are compiz effects), I have enough RAM (1,5 GB IIRC) and my processor is good enough (2,5 GHz IIRC). What could be causing this? I think it has worsened as I've been using the system, but that could be just me growing annoyed... Any diagnostic help is appreciated! | 10:10 |
rumpe1 | Ileden, check for cpu-consuming processes (via top, htop) and check "dmesg"-output (or other relevant system protocolls) | 10:11 |
Ileden | rumpe1: no cpu-consuming processes, nothing weird at dmesg (though not all that sure I'd spot it if there was...) | 10:12 |
red2kic | Ileden: Leaking memory, perhaps? Run "top" -- Look at %CPU %MEM -- What does it say at top of the list? | 10:12 |
sheepdawg | this is off topic but is it possible my router will reset itself if the DL speed is too fast? | 10:12 |
Mehrzad | do you know if rovclock is ok for ati radeon 4800 series? | 10:13 |
airtonix | after quitting cairodock it still leaves a invisible bar on the bottom of my screen | 10:13 |
rumpe1 | sheepdawg, many things are possible... maybe? | 10:13 |
Ileden | I recall having had similar trouble before and the sort-of solution was to delete stuff from some gnome configuration files. IIRC it did help a bit, for a while, but that doesn't seem like a valid fix.... | 10:13 |
sheepdawg | haha. never had an issue before. today i got the new net, and its gone down 3 times...oh well...back OT. im making the USB key again..and will see if it will go on this PC...1 sec...thanks for the help guys, this is like a real bummer to not have my PC | 10:14 |
Mehrzad | anyone know? | 10:14 |
Ileden | red2kic: hmm, memory use seems pretty high? Mem: 2060952k total, 1924812k used, 136140k free, 410280k buffers | 10:14 |
red2kic | I feel lucky not to have your PC. | 10:14 |
red2kic | Ileden: Look under the white line. What does CPU say? | 10:15 |
Ileden | red2kic: xorg taking most of cpu, at around 5.0 | 10:16 |
rumpe1 | Ileden, high memory usage doesn't necessarily mean, it's not much free... the kernel reserves some mem for caches. compare "free && sync && echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches && free" | 10:16 |
Ileden | this affects operations like switching a view in Thunderbird, creating a new tab in chrome, opening a web page in chrome... | 10:17 |
sheepdawg | dammit | 10:18 |
Ileden | rumpe1: what do I look at from that output? | 10:18 |
sheepdawg | hangs at 151 of 339 | 10:18 |
sheepdawg | every time | 10:18 |
tabakis | hello | 10:18 |
red2kic | Ileden: Install htop to see colors. Might make things easier for you to read. | 10:18 |
Ileden | rumpe1: also, bash: /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches: Permission denied | 10:18 |
rumpe1 | Ileden, the difference in respect to kernel cache .. also you have to use sudo | 10:19 |
Ileden | red2kic: htop installed | 10:20 |
red2kic | Ileden: Run "htop" -- Take a look at it. See if anything seems to be too high or consume large % of CPU/MEM. | 10:21 |
Mehrzad | when installing ubuntu didn't ask me for the root password. i gave it a password for admin account. is it the root password? | 10:21 |
drbobb | I'm sure I used to know this, but I can't recall: is there a command-line util that you could pipe text into and have it appear in the X clipboard? | 10:21 |
sacarlson | sheepdawg: did you do an md5sum of the iso file? maybe your usb flash drive is bad? | 10:21 |
Mehrzad | last time i tried that didn't work | 10:21 |
sheepdawg | sorry scarlson..i saw you say that before. i dont know what that means | 10:21 |
Ileden | rumpe1: here is the output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/558044/ | 10:21 |
sheepdawg | oh | 10:22 |
sheepdawg | wait | 10:22 |
sheepdawg | it moved | 10:22 |
sheepdawg | its moving | 10:22 |
sheepdawg | lol | 10:22 |
FloodBot2 | sheepdawg: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 10:22 |
red2kic | drbobb: xclip ? | 10:22 |
Jordan_U | sheepdawg: It does sound like your flash drive is going bad. | 10:22 |
Mehrzad | huh? | 10:22 |
sheepdawg | ok my appologies. habbit from Steam and Aim | 10:22 |
Ileden | red2kic: no process over ~5% of use in either mem or cpu | 10:22 |
linux_hacks | Is there JRE/JVM optmization's are done in Ubuntu? | 10:23 |
red2kic | Ileden: Well, are you experiencing slow right now? | 10:23 |
drbobb | red2kic: yeah that's the one! thx :) | 10:23 |
red2kic | Ileden: When that happen, run "htop" and you can see it. :o | 10:23 |
red2kic | drbobb: No problem. :) | 10:23 |
sheepdawg | be right back | 10:23 |
Ileden | red2kic: yes, it's pretty much constant. and it does only effect the "window-intensive" (in lack of better word) uses... | 10:23 |
red2kic | Ileden: I see. I don't know. :\ | 10:24 |
dragonkeeper | hey how do i get 1 app to play sound through 1 sound device and another app through a different sound card | 10:24 |
red2kic | Ileden: Try using metacity instead of compiz and see if that still occurs. | 10:24 |
Mehrzad | it's the most basic question could be asked... :| | 10:24 |
red2kic | Mehrzad: What is the question? | 10:24 |
Mehrzad | when installing ubuntu didn't ask me for the root password. i gave it a password for admin account. is it the root password? | 10:24 |
Ileden | red2kic: like, opening a new tab takes 1sec, displaying a web page (not loading, displaying) 2sec, opening a message/switching view in thunderbird, 2sec... | 10:25 |
rumpe1 | Mehrzad, ubuntu has no default root-account for higher security | 10:25 |
red2kic | Mehrzad: There are none. | 10:25 |
red2kic | !root | Mehrzad | 10:25 |
ubottu | Mehrzad: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 10:25 |
DJones | Mehrzad: Ubuntu doesn't use a root password, when it asks for an administrator password, it will normally be the password of the first user set up at installation time | 10:25 |
Ileden | red2kic: and yes, 2sec is a huge delay in these sort of regular operations. e.g. even my netbook does stuff like that in ~0.2 sec or somthing | 10:26 |
red2kic | Mehrzad: You may have set an admin password for your user. | 10:26 |
Ileden | red2kic: disabling compiz doesn't help, it only brings the problem even to switching from workplace to another... | 10:27 |
red2kic | Ileden: I see. I don't know what else to advise. Maybe you got one case of nasty bug. Something went wrong. Was it like this when you installed it or it start to occur recently? | 10:27 |
Mehrzad | ah, thanks a lot | 10:28 |
sheepdawg | well it doesnt work..so yea i guess my USB key is a fail. | 10:29 |
Ileden | red2kic: I think it wasn't as bad when I installed, and that it's been growing... but I don't know, could be I'm just getting more and more annoyed at it. Can't trust my subjective feelings on this - too bad there's no way I can think of to measure this. :-/ | 10:29 |
sheepdawg | it shows it tho | 10:29 |
kapu | I screwed up making a container file for encryption using dd by miscalculating. now I have a 1.8Tb binary file that I would like to trim by 193814752 512-blocks. The file is on a 2Tb drive. | 10:29 |
Ileden | red2kic: hm, I guess I could start using a stopwatch to measure some regular operations. | 10:29 |
sheepdawg | a G:/ Install Ubuntu | 10:29 |
dragonkeeper | hey how do i get 1 app to play sound through 1 sound device and another app through a different sound card | 10:29 |
red2kic | Ileden: This is a hammer approach -- Do a "minimal gnome" install -- Then start installing packages as you do. I loathe ubuntu-desktop metapackage as it is too big and cumbersome. | 10:30 |
Ileden | red2kic: but humans arent that good at measuring second-level things. hm, I could prehaps script operations and measure the time of execution... oh well. | 10:30 |
red2kic | Ileden: If it is out to get you, then you can do something about it, I suppose. :o | 10:30 |
jetscreamer | fglrx is what i want for ati restricted drivers? | 10:31 |
jetscreamer | !fglrx | 10:31 |
ubottu | For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 10:31 |
sheepdawg | so the USB 'works' in the sense that i can use it to install while IN windows...but its not helping me get a boot on the 'hurt' PC | 10:31 |
red2kic | sheepdawg: What are you trying to do? | 10:32 |
Ileden | red2kic: yeah, maybe some sort of minimal install could work, but I don't know ubuntu deep enough to know how to proceed with that. | 10:32 |
sheepdawg | i have the dreaded errod> no such device> (alphanumeric valuse) grub rescue | 10:33 |
drbobb | I installed ubuntu 10.10 on an old laptop yesterday, and it was borked out of the box. Logging into gdm did not work. Turned out gnome-session was trying to launch compiz, and that was failing. | 10:33 |
red2kic | Ileden: Ubuntu-Mini.iso is only 12MB. :) http://tinyurl.com/qp6np7 | 10:33 |
sacarlson | sheepdawg: did you ever check the boot sequence in bios? | 10:33 |
red2kic | sheepdawg: You should try asking in #grub if you got no lucky here. | 10:33 |
sheepdawg | yes. i kno the USB key is set to boot BEFORE the HDD | 10:33 |
drbobb | I couldn't figure out any easier workaround than uninstalling compiz, which forces gnome-session to fall back to metacity | 10:34 |
red2kic | drbobb: ALT+F2 --> "metacity --replace" | 10:34 |
Ileden | red2kic: plus I really, really don't like the idea of reinstall. :( | 10:34 |
sacarlson | sheepdawg: then I guess you should test your usb flash disk with hwtest or other method | 10:34 |
drbobb | red2kic: alt+f2 wasn't working either | 10:34 |
dragonkeeper | can anyone help me ? | 10:34 |
red2kic | drbobb: You're on GNOME? | 10:34 |
drbobb | red2kic: posotive | 10:35 |
drbobb | positive | 10:35 |
user | hi all.... is any soft for create virtual classroom? make teacher to control students pc? | 10:35 |
red2kic | drbobb: ALT+F2 bring up "Run" dialog. | 10:35 |
user | for interogatian with them? | 10:35 |
sacarlson | sheepdawg: I also assume you did an md5sum of the iso file before install to the usb flash | 10:35 |
jetscreamer | sheepdawg: what you need to do, and i can't walk you through it atm, is boot a grub prompt somehow with a diff medium, and hit c for a grub promt, then do the roo, kernel, and initrd , boot magic | 10:35 |
drbobb | red2kic: I know it does that when it works -but it wasn't working | 10:35 |
jetscreamer | s/roo/root/ | 10:36 |
jetscreamer | sheepdawg: then you have linux booted, you fix grub | 10:36 |
red2kic | drbobb: Check compiz plugin. See if gnome compatbility is at least enabled. | 10:36 |
sheepdawg | ::head explodes:: haha i sort of understand what you mean. And no..md5sum | 10:37 |
red2kic | !md5sum | sheepdawg | 10:37 |
ubottu | sheepdawg: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 10:37 |
drbobb | red2kic: I don't know how to check that, and I don't really care. I just installed gnome-desktop, and discovered it was broken on that h/w | 10:38 |
dragonkeeper | hey how do i get 1 app to play sound through 1 sound device and another app through a different sound card | 10:38 |
drbobb | red2kic: I don't even WANT compiz, never mind that it fails when 3d accel is unavailable, thereby providing you with a broken system | 10:39 |
red2kic | drbobb: Ah. metacity it is. You could run that in the terminal -- but I don't know if that's wise. I'm testing it right now with nohup. | 10:39 |
Bipul` | hellow i have a problem with ubuntu10.10 | 10:40 |
Bipul` | server | 10:40 |
drbobb | red2kic: you seem to miss the point. I had NO terminal available, no nothing. | 10:40 |
drbobb | red2kic: all I could do was switch to a VC for a command line | 10:40 |
Bipul` | when i have completed the installation and try to login i have been asked for ubuntu login as it boting in cli nor GUI | 10:41 |
red2kic | drbobb: Now I have no metacity running. Curses! Yeah, I can't replace it in VC either. | 10:41 |
drbobb | red2kic: I can figure out how to work around such breakage, but by my estimate, 99.9% of all user's couldn't | 10:42 |
red2kic | drbobb: How did it get broken? | 10:42 |
Bipul` | i have install ubunu10.10 server in my computer but when i have restart and login i have been asked for ID and password in cli not in GUI | 10:42 |
drbobb | red2kic: point is it did not get broken. It was already broken as installed | 10:42 |
red2kic | drbobb: Ah. I don't know about gnome-desktop. | 10:43 |
red2kic | drbobb: Since that's gnome-desktop metapackage (from Gnome). | 10:44 |
drbobb | red2kic: my guess is the installer mistakenly took the graphics card for one that supports 3d accel, but I'm just pulling that out of my ass | 10:44 |
red2kic | drbobb: I think you want gnome-core. With Ubuntu flair. | 10:44 |
red2kic | drbobb: And "nohup metacity --replace" works if you run it in the terminal. Then close it. It won't stop it. | 10:44 |
drbobb | red2kic: sorry, make that s/gnome-desktop/ubuntu-desktop/ | 10:44 |
drbobb | red2kic: but yes I see gnome-core would have been a better choice | 10:46 |
red2kic | drbobb: Probably if you want to go for minimal approach. | 10:46 |
red2kic | With GNOME. | 10:46 |
jase_ | #kolam | 10:50 |
syn3rgy | Is there a photo program that can batch resize photos. I heard Gimp can't do this? | 10:52 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: imagemagick | 10:52 |
llutz_ | syn3rgy: convert from package imagemagick | 10:53 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: gimp probably can do it, but much as with Photoshop it's more likely to be a total pain in the backside to do | 10:53 |
red2kic | From the looks of it, Gimp can do it. | 10:53 |
syn3rgy | It can? I just spend like 20 min google'n and could not find a "howto" | 10:54 |
linux_hacks | Is there JRE/JVM optmization's are done in Ubuntu? | 10:54 |
linux_hacks | by default | 10:54 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: what to do is use a little bash one-liner to loop over your directory and call convert for every image | 10:54 |
Benkinooby | hi, could someboday have a look at my dmesg log from bootup http://pastebin.com/1mJDz80n (especially line 713)? I installed Ubuntu 10.10 yesterday and didn't do any system changes (exept for installing software from the repo and installing a prop. wireless driver). My problem: I have to constantly press a key to keep the boot process going. if i don't press anything for a minute or so, it will come up with a messeage "Gave up waiting | 10:55 |
Benkinooby | for the root device" and fall back to the grub-shell (at least i think it is the grub shell). any advice where to start googling (i did it without of luck) is appreciated! | 10:55 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: I don't know; I would *guess* it can but that's such a backwards way to do it ;-) | 10:55 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: how big do you want your images to be? | 10:55 |
anirvana | heya, what is the ubuntu command to correct my system time :) | 10:56 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: you want a magic incantation like "for i in *.jpg; do convert $i -resize 320x240 smaller/$i; done;" | 10:56 |
Gnea | anirvana: you can correct it by changing the date/time in the system->pref->date/time and set it to update via internet time servers | 10:57 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: that'll loop through all .jpg files in the current directory, make them 320x240 and save them in a sub-directory called "smaller" which you must make before you start | 10:57 |
syn3rgy | gordonjcp thanks that was really nice of you! | 10:57 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: if you're not used to command-line tools it looks a bit scary, but then you realise you can do mindblowingly complex things just by asking | 10:57 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: also, "man convert" for the manual, which will tell you more than you could possibly want to know about the options | 10:58 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: if you say "320x" instead of "320x240" it will make the image 320px on its longest side, whichever way up it is | 10:58 |
anirvana | Gnea , Is there a command to make it sync from system everythime? | 10:58 |
syn3rgy | gordonjcp OK so I just need the plugin for imagemagic and then use cmd | 10:59 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: sudo aptitude install imagemagick | 10:59 |
gordonjcp | or something similar | 10:59 |
Gnea | anirvana: why would you want to do it that way? | 10:59 |
syn3rgy | gordonjcp OK I got it. | 11:00 |
rimaljitkaur | hi | 11:00 |
syn3rgy | gordonjcp this is the same thing that is rendering my thumbnails on a CMS that I use. Cool | 11:01 |
drbobb | grub2 is a bitch - I couldn't figure out stuff that used to be real easy, like how to achieve what was done with 'savedefault' and 'default=saved' in old grub | 11:01 |
gordonjcp | syn3rgy: you can do all sorts of processing | 11:01 |
Gnea | anirvana: systems themselves tend to fall into a skew of time by default, keeping them updates via the network tends to provide a more accurate and up-to-date account of real-time | 11:02 |
sheepdawg | yes so its deff a liveCD..but it doesnt boot | 11:02 |
sheepdawg | and yes | 11:02 |
coz_ | drbobb, I understand the frustration...you may want to go to the #grub channel and get better explanations | 11:02 |
anirvana | Gnea , I basically want it to sync time from internet servers, I am trying to install ntp from command line but it's failing | 11:03 |
Benkinooby | hi, could someboday have a look at my dmesg log from bootup http://pastebin.com/1mJDz80n (especially line 713)? I installed Ubuntu 10.10 yesterday and didn't do any system changes (exept for installing software from the repo and installing a prop. wireless driver). My problem: I have to constantly press a key to keep the boot process going. if i don't press anything for a minute or so, it will come up with a messeage "Gave up waiting | 11:03 |
Benkinooby | for the root device" and fall back to the grub-shell (at least i think it is the grub shell). any advice where to start googling (i did it without of luck) is appreciated! | 11:03 |
Gnea | anirvana: ntpdate is what you'll want | 11:03 |
sheepdawg | i think i am going to head to #grub as well..thank you for all the help everyone...im sure i will be back | 11:03 |
drbobb | coz_: yeah I guess that's the place, I forget every piece of software has its own channel, except that in most of them nobody ever answers | 11:03 |
anirvana | Gnea , ok, how do I install it? | 11:03 |
Gnea | anirvana: just like you'd install any package: sudo apt-get install ntpdate | 11:04 |
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coz_ | drbobb, yep I understand... you sometimes have to stay logged on long after you ask a question | 11:04 |
red2kic | drbobb: "sudo nano /etc/default/grub" -- | 11:04 |
red2kic | GRUB_DEFAULT=saved | 11:04 |
anirvana | Gnea , thanks :) My system says it's already instaled | 11:04 |
red2kic | drbobb: I googled. :) | 11:04 |
drbobb | coz_: on top of that, I'm not sure how much this is a generic grub question, rather than having to do with how ubuntu configures grub | 11:04 |
Gnea | anirvana: ah okay, so it's just a matter of making sure that it works correctly | 11:04 |
drbobb | red2kic: yeah that was my first guess, but it has no effect | 11:05 |
coz_ | drbobb, doesnt matter... if google doesnt answer it well then #grub channel should | 11:05 |
Gnea | anirvana: /etc/ntp.conf is a good place to start looking | 11:05 |
coz_ | drbobb, are you trying to update grub and then save it? | 11:05 |
red2kic | drbobb: You ran "sudo update-grub2" after you edit the file? | 11:05 |
coz_ | ^^^ | 11:06 |
Gnea | !grub2 | 11:06 |
ubottu | GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 11:06 |
drbobb | coz_: I'm trying to have grub default to the last booted system | 11:06 |
drbobb | red2kic: sure I did | 11:06 |
anirvana | Gnea , ok | 11:06 |
red2kic | drbobb: Meh. Paste /etc/default/grub and /boot/grub/grub.cfg, plz. | 11:07 |
sheepdawg | no bother with the #grub channel. no one seems to be active there | 11:07 |
|Long| | i have same problem stuck at grub promt screen | 11:08 |
sheepdawg | yea | 11:08 |
sheepdawg | i accidentiall wrote over my MBR | 11:08 |
gordonjcp | sheepdawg: easy enough; reinstall grub ;-) | 11:08 |
Gnea | anirvana: also, if you want to make sure the system has a solid base-time, you should reboot and change the time manually in the bios | 11:09 |
sheepdawg | so im stuck there as well. and even tho my USB key isnt corrupt and neither is the 10.10 i have on it, it wont boot for some reason...even with my bios set to check the USB-HDD first | 11:09 |
Gnea | sheepdawg: tried USB-FDD? | 11:10 |
sheepdawg | i believe its the second option. when i insert the USB into this machine it doesnt come up as install ubuntu...but says there are diff filetypes on the USB so it says preview pics, explore, etc | 11:10 |
sheepdawg | but if you go in to the USB key..the install is there, and will run properly | 11:11 |
Gnea | uh, okay | 11:11 |
red2kic | sheepdawg: You're on Ubuntu right now? There is Startup Disk Creater. Something like that if you haven't tried it already. | 11:12 |
sheepdawg | PC just does NOT want to boot from it, i used both unet and the include USB file from ubuntu.com | 11:12 |
sheepdawg | yes | 11:12 |
sheepdawg | ive used both ubuntus method and unets method | 11:12 |
red2kic | sheepdawg: You're trying to install Ubuntu on the netbook or fix grub? | 11:12 |
sheepdawg | both produce a valid USB with valid files...wont boot tho | 11:12 |
sheepdawg | fixing grub | 11:12 |
sheepdawg | quick recap. installed in windows on D:(partition of the main HDD) restarted and it ran fine. i updated. didnt skip grub, installed it on C accidentially(it was the only option) and now i have no MBR | 11:13 |
sheepdawg | i have a liveCD...in the form of a USB key...both the data and the key come back not corrupt | 11:14 |
gordonjcp | sheepdawg: I found it impossible to boot Ubuntu from a USB key | 11:14 |
sheepdawg | ahhhh | 11:14 |
gordonjcp | sheepdawg: copying the .iso to a USB stick didn't work | 11:15 |
gordonjcp | so it's obviously not a hybrid .iso | 11:15 |
Gnea | I have found that the only sure fire way to make sure that ubuntu will boot is to be sure that the USB key is formatted to FAT16, not FAT32 | 11:15 |
sheepdawg | ohhh | 11:15 |
sheepdawg | fat16 ey? | 11:15 |
red2kic | http://www.supergrubdisk.org/rescatux/ <--? | 11:15 |
Gnea | yes. | 11:15 |
Gnea | FAT32 is FTL | 11:15 |
sheepdawg | i have been doing 32...let me try it this way | 11:15 |
gordonjcp | sheepdawg: the only way I could get it to install was to set up qemu booting off the .iso image, and with the destination partition set as hda | 11:16 |
gordonjcp | I'm sure there's an easier way | 11:16 |
Gnea | sheepdawg: I went through the same thing last week - it was so obvious, I could've had a V8 lol | 11:16 |
gordonjcp | but in general Ubuntu seems to be one of the hardest distros to get installed | 11:16 |
gordonjcp | I don't know why there isn't a USB image | 11:16 |
sheepdawg | i hav the option of FAT, FAT32, exFAt | 11:16 |
Gnea | sheepdawg: FAT | 11:16 |
sheepdawg | i had it installed just fine, worked and all, no issues, untill i updated the files it asked me to lol then it took a poopie. deffinately my fault, that i know, its jsut a PITA to get it going | 11:17 |
coz_ | gordonjcp, I believe there is a usb image let me check | 11:17 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: the cd image works just fine, it's a matter of making sure that the key is prepared properly | 11:17 |
sheepdawg | gnea: ok thank you...be right back i will try both usbhdd and usb fdd as well | 11:17 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: but that's fiddly and unreliable at the best of times anyway | 11:18 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: what do you mean? | 11:18 |
rebellen_ | i wanna add windows server 2008 to GRUB, how do i do it? | 11:18 |
coz_ | gordonjcp, several things to keep in mind with the cd ...download it and check the md5sum "before" burning it , and then burn it at 1x if possible... | 11:18 |
Gnea | rebellen_: grub or grub2? | 11:19 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, i think grub2, couse i have a grub.cfg instead on menu.lst | 11:19 |
rebellen_ | of* | 11:19 |
Gnea | coz_: one doesn't 'burn' an iso to a USB key, fyi | 11:19 |
Gnea | rebellen_: indeed | 11:19 |
Gnea | !grub2 | rebellen_ | 11:19 |
ubottu | rebellen_: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 11:19 |
Gnea | rebellen_: see the 2nd url | 11:20 |
coz_ | Gnea, I am well aware ,,, but thanks | 11:20 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, okey, what exactly should i read? | 11:20 |
Gnea | coz_: only mentioned it because your comment didn't seem to make sense, perhaps I was missing something | 11:20 |
gordonjcp | coz_: "burn it" to what? | 11:20 |
dragonkeeper | hey how do i get 1 app to play sound through 1 sound device and another app through a different sound card | 11:20 |
coz_ | Gnea, it makes sense if you download the cd iso | 11:20 |
gordonjcp | coz_: I haven't owned a computer with a CD drive for about five years | 11:20 |
Gnea | rebellen_: well, the website, there's instructions there for windows | 11:20 |
coz_ | gordonjcp, 1x burning speed | 11:21 |
coz_ | gordonjcp, ah i see then nevermind | 11:21 |
gordonjcp | coz_: I don't even know where I'd get a CD drive any more | 11:21 |
red2kic | gordonjcp: You don't need it! :) | 11:21 |
gordonjcp | absent a time machine to go back to 2004 when people used to use these funny shaving mirror things | 11:21 |
Gnea | coz_: not it doesn't, I put the cd iso on a usb key and it worked. it only makes sense if your target media is an actual cdr or cdrw. | 11:21 |
coz_ | gordonjcp, the is a pplication named ubuntu imagewriter for writing to usb | 11:21 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: how did you put the cd iso onto the USB disk? | 11:21 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: unetbootin | 11:22 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, im gonna try update-grub at fist | 11:22 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: I tried that, and it didn't work well at all | 11:22 |
Gnea | rebellen_: okay | 11:22 |
rebellen_ | didnt find it | 11:22 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: they keep updating unetbootin, have you tried the latest version? | 11:22 |
gordonjcp | yes, not sure of the exact version since I can't ssh home at the moment | 11:22 |
drbobb | red2kic: I don't have that laptop with me here | 11:22 |
red2kic | gordonjcp: One way is to use dd. | 11:22 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: whatever is current in Arch, considerably newer than the one in Ubuntu 10.04 | 11:23 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: also, I downloaded the .iso file separately and handed it over to unetbootin that way instead of letting unetbootin download it for me | 11:23 |
gordonjcp | red2kic: tried that, not bootable | 11:23 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: yeah, that's how I did it | 11:23 |
drbobb | meh unetbootin did not work at all last I tried | 11:23 |
red2kic | drbobb: Ah. | 11:23 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: ah, I was using XP at the time | 11:23 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: oh, no idea then | 11:23 |
Gnea | unetbootin works sometimes and at other times it fails like a unicycle on thin ice | 11:24 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: I've got XP at work but I don't know if I can install unetbootin on it - I don't really know how to install things in Windows | 11:24 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: oh, that's the beauty of it, you see... you don't install it, you just download it and run the .exe | 11:24 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: o_O | 11:24 |
red2kic | gordonjcp: I know. Me either. But I found a sureproof way to install Ubuntu on netbooks without hassle. zcat mini.whatever.img.gz > /dev/usbStick | 11:24 |
Gnea | yeah :) | 11:24 |
sheepdawg | brb | 11:25 |
gordonjcp | red2kic: I'll give that a go later | 11:25 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: I don't actually know what that means | 11:25 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: it means exactly what I said it means. | 11:25 |
gordonjcp | .exe? | 11:25 |
coz_ | gordonjcp have you looked at this? http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download | 11:25 |
* Gnea facepalms | 11:25 | |
coz_ | gordonjcp, it doesn explain installing to usb even on windows | 11:25 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: I don't really know about Windows | 11:25 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, cant find anything about adding windows | 11:26 |
Gnea | rebellen_: nothing about chainloader +1? | 11:26 |
gordonjcp | I've only been using it for a few months, and if it doesn't work I just get the IT pixies to come and fix it | 11:26 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: .exe[cutable], you just run it and it pops the window up right away, there's nothing to it | 11:26 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, one thing, " sample entry for chainloading to another GRUB bootloader." | 11:26 |
rebellen_ | what is it about that? | 11:27 |
gordonjcp | oh okay | 11:27 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: tbh this computer seems a bit fragile and I'm not sure it can cope with USB disks | 11:27 |
Gnea | rebellen_: that's a bit different... | 11:27 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, .... okey? | 11:28 |
jimmy__ | hey, does anyone know how to fix the resolution/aspect ratio on my monitor? | 11:28 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: that's what PLoP is for. | 11:28 |
abhinav_singh | #ubuntu-india | 11:28 |
gordonjcp | PLoP? | 11:29 |
Gnea | PLoP. | 11:29 |
Gnea | google it | 11:29 |
gordonjcp | Gnea: I will when I've got web access | 11:30 |
Gnea | rebellen_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Creating the Custom Menu <-- bottom of that section | 11:30 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, thx | 11:30 |
gordonjcp | rebellen_: you can do some really odd things with grub | 11:30 |
jimmy__ | hey, does anyone know how to fix the resolution/aspect ratio on my monitor? under system>Preferences>Monitors it says it is "unknown" | 11:30 |
sagit | helo | 11:30 |
Gnea | gordonjcp: ah okay. best to do it like this then: plop cd usb grub | 11:30 |
Greblak | Hello =) | 11:30 |
gordonjcp | rebellen_: boot grub from grub from grub from grub | 11:31 |
sagit | did anyone have problems with activating java under opera 11? | 11:31 |
gordonjcp | ... and so on | 11:31 |
gordonjcp | there is no sane reason for doing this, but it's a laugh | 11:31 |
Greblak | I was wondering.. I recently installed Ubuntu (again) on my laptop for university use | 11:31 |
Gnea | Greblak: great choice | 11:32 |
Greblak | As I opened a project in Eclipse that was so-far developed in Windows I got some encoding issues | 11:32 |
dragonkeeper | hey how do i get 1 app to play sound through 1 sound device and another app through a different sound card | 11:32 |
Greblak | Hehe. Tried it before a few times but needed some programs that were previously unavailable in linux | 11:32 |
Greblak | The problem appears with the scandinavian characters æ ø å | 11:32 |
Greblak | They show up with wrong chars in both eclipse and in java. | 11:33 |
Gnea | cool, I can actually *see* those | 11:33 |
wimp | =O | 11:33 |
Gnea | aaah | 11:33 |
Benkinooby | hi, could someboday have a look at my dmesg log from bootup http://pastebin.com/1mJDz80n (especially line 713)? I installed Ubuntu 10.10 yesterday and didn't do any system changes (exept for installing software from the repo and installing a prop. wireless driver). My problem: I have to constantly press a key to keep the boot process going. if i don't press anything for a minute or so, it will come up with a messeage "Gave up waiting | 11:33 |
Benkinooby | for the root device" and fall back to the grub-shell (at least i think it is the grub shell). any advice where to start googling (i did it without of luck) is appreciated! | 11:33 |
Greblak | At first only in linux, but when I rebuilt in Windows, the error stayed in Java | 11:33 |
sheepdawg | ok well still didnt work...however when i do USB-HDD it 'hangs' after Verifying DMI pool data.....and doesnt display the message...almost like it wants to do something, but cant | 11:33 |
Greblak | Now it really looked... funky | 11:33 |
Gnea | Greblak: you probably need to make sure that eclipse is installed with the proper intl (international) support then | 11:33 |
JAVI | LOLAAA! | 11:33 |
PhonicUK | hey all | 11:33 |
PhonicUK | anyone know of a good application for drawing circuit diagrams? | 11:34 |
Greblak | I'm using the right ISO in both workspace and project | 11:34 |
JAVI | OLAAAAAA | 11:34 |
Greblak | I tried interchanging and switching it up a bit with no good results :p | 11:34 |
Greblak | The strange thing is... Some characters are correct! | 11:34 |
sheepdawg | i suppose the whole anti USB thing just isnt going to work for me tonight | 11:34 |
DhaniJeremy | Hello! | 11:34 |
Greblak | And I can hardcode the characters so they are right in Linux, they won't be in Windows... | 11:34 |
ats | #python | 11:34 |
JAVI | AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA | 11:34 |
Greblak | I'm suspecting the locale in the kernel | 11:35 |
Gnea | !spam | JAVI | 11:35 |
JAVI | SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS | 11:35 |
Dwarg | hey guys anyone known with aircrack ??? | 11:35 |
Gnea | !ot | JAVI | 11:35 |
ubottu | JAVI: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 11:35 |
Greblak | I tried "locale" in terminal. Both me and a friend of mine recently switched. I'm running en_US, he's running no_NO. Both with UTF-8 | 11:35 |
Greblak | Any way to change that to an ISO? | 11:35 |
JAVI | JHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH | 11:36 |
Gnea | Greblak: not sure why you'd need to, UTF-8 ought to be good enough | 11:36 |
Gnea | JAVI: shut up! | 11:36 |
Dwarg | any one know how i change my ap to fit this: mon0 is on channel -1, but the AP uses channel 6 | 11:36 |
Greblak | UTF-8 keeps bugging with scandinavian chars | 11:36 |
Greblak | Especially when ported from ISO | 11:36 |
JAVI | OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO | 11:36 |
Greblak | Returns a symbol looking like <?> | 11:36 |
LjL | JAVI: callate | 11:36 |
jimmy__ | is anyone available to answer a question about video card/monitor issue? | 11:37 |
JAVI | SSSSSSSSSSSSS | 11:37 |
LjL | !ops | JAVI | 11:37 |
ubottu | JAVI: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, bilalakhtar, Jordan_U, or rww! | 11:37 |
JAVI | HOLA | 11:37 |
JAVI | AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA | 11:37 |
Gnea | Benkinooby: that's really weird, not seeing anything too abnormal in dmesg about it... did you change anything in your bios? | 11:37 |
Dwarg | any one know how i change my ap to fit this: mon0 is on channel -1, but the AP uses channel 6 ?????? | 11:38 |
jimmy__ | hey, does anyone know how to fix the resolution/aspect ratio on my monitor? under system>Preferences>Monitors it says it is "unknown" | 11:38 |
badpenguin86 | I can't get the good-looking splash screen during boot, I get a really weird one. How to fix? | 11:38 |
Gnea | Dwarg: -1 is not a valid wifi channel id | 11:38 |
Greblak | badpenguin86: Tried using usplash? | 11:38 |
Dwarg | followed a couple of guides but have no clue how to change it | 11:39 |
red2kic | badpenguin86: Turn it off. Let text scroll. It's far better than moot splash screen. | 11:39 |
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Dwarg | so if ya got any clue for me gnea i would be gratefull | 11:39 |
randy_ | How to use dhcp get address just as temp,not edit the configure? | 11:39 |
Gnea | Dwarg: easy: don't try to use -1 | 11:39 |
edwardteach | Dwarg, man airmon-ng | 11:39 |
badpenguin86 | red2kic, How do I turn it off? Verbose would work for me | 11:39 |
Dwarg | what command woul du use then? | 11:39 |
badpenguin86 | Greblak, Does that work on 10.10? | 11:40 |
red2kic | badpenguin86: Something in "/etc/default/grub" I imagine. Then run "sudo update-grub2" after you fixed it. Take out "quiet splash" | 11:40 |
Dwarg | when i airmon start wlan0 it just go mon0 | 11:40 |
badpenguin86 | red2kic, That sounds like it. Thanks | 11:41 |
Dwarg | i suppouse im wrong in that area or what? | 11:41 |
Greblak | I tried a quick apt-get of it but some dependencies failed so didn't pursure it | 11:41 |
red2kic | badpenguin86: http://tinyurl.com/4sbb75e | 11:41 |
ajmai | h | 11:41 |
edwardteach | Dwarg, airmon-ng start interface channel | 11:41 |
ajmai | hi | 11:41 |
Dwarg | comes back and say run as root | 11:41 |
puppy | what is "Transport Error" in Ekiga voip phone | 11:42 |
randy_ | I konw a command that can let netcard use dhcp but not for ever,what is it? | 11:42 |
sveinse | How can I play a sound directly to alsa without pulseaudio? aplay seems to use pulseaudio anyways | 11:43 |
Dwarg | edwardtech im a nabble so trying some diff things just can't seem to get that one right only thing im missing :S | 11:43 |
jimmy__ | is anyone available to answer a question about video card/monitor issue? | 11:44 |
red2kic | jimmy__: Yes. We are available. Next. | 11:44 |
jimmy__ | hey, does anyone know how to fix the resolution/aspect ratio on my monitor? under system>Preferences>Monitors it says it is "unknown" | 11:45 |
red2kic | jimmy__: Ask real questions. :) | 11:45 |
sacarlson | sveinse: I'm not sure but I think you can setup use of alsa in gstreamer apps with gstreamer-properties | 11:45 |
red2kic | jimmy__: You installed Ubuntu recently? | 11:45 |
Dwarg | anyone able to explain how to change my channel to 6 instead of -1 | 11:45 |
jimmy__ | that wasn't a real question? | 11:45 |
jimmy__ | yes, recently | 11:46 |
red2kic | jimmy__: Okay. You need to enable drivers. System --> Pref/Admin --> Additional Drivers. | 11:46 |
red2kic | jimmy__: That'll install closed source drivers such as nvidia drivers. | 11:46 |
jimmy__ | tried that, it said there are no proprietary drivers available | 11:47 |
Dwarg | anyone able to explain how to change my channel to 6 instead of -1 ??? | 11:47 |
edwardteach | jimmy__, all my monitor settings are configured in my nvidia x settings | 11:47 |
red2kic | jimmy__: Open a terminal (Applications --> Accessories --> Terminal). Run "lspci | grep VGA" -- What does it say? | 11:47 |
jimmy__ | it says: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics Device (rev 02) | 11:49 |
jimmy__ | the "VGA" is in red lol | 11:50 |
red2kic | jimmy__: Yes. That's fine. I'm looking at your card information on google. | 11:50 |
jimmy__ | yea i tried to find linux drivers for it but results were inconclusive to me | 11:51 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, how do i know which (hdx,x) my windows is? | 11:51 |
falconic | guys.. I have got an Acer 5745... the Atheros wifi was working some time back.. but now its suddenly stopped working | 11:51 |
falconic | the network manager shows the wireless option as greyed | 11:52 |
falconic | and when I click FN+F3 the wireless doesnt get enabled.. | 11:52 |
Dwarg | anyone able to explain how to change my channel to 6 instead of -1 ??? | 11:52 |
Gnea | rebellen_: if you type it out like this: root (hd0,<tabkey><tabkey> it will list which filesystems they are | 11:53 |
ubu_con | Why is there a drop shadow on the box around conky? | 11:53 |
red2kic | jimmy__: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bugs/Lucidi8xxFreezes | 11:53 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, so, in nano, i write: set root=(hd0,<tab><tab> | 11:54 |
rebellen_ | pressing tab button | 11:54 |
red2kic | jimmy__: There are many workarounds -- Pros + Cons. It's up to you to decide what you need and what you want. :P | 11:54 |
rebellen_ | couse thats not gonna work | 11:54 |
Gnea | rebellen_: lol no - type grub at a prompt so you get the grub> prompt, then type it there - the <tabkey> is where you press the actual tab key and it shows you what's what | 11:55 |
ubu_con | Scratach that, does anyone know how to turn off drop shadows in Metacity compositing> | 11:55 |
ubu_con | ? | 11:55 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, i cant run grub cause there si no command | 11:56 |
jimmy__ | red2kic: thanks, i guess i didnt know what to search for | 11:56 |
Ryuga | I'm using computer pentium 4 CPU 1.8Ghz and 256mb of RAM, what I should using versi ubuntu ? | 11:56 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, just a bunch of grub-* commands | 11:56 |
Greblak | But anyone got an idea on how I can change the locale setup to ISO standard? | 11:57 |
Gnea | d'oh, that's right | 11:57 |
dragonkeeper | hey how do i get 1 app to play sound through 1 sound device and another app through a different sound card | 11:57 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, so now what? | 11:57 |
Gnea | rebellen_: you could try grub-probe | 11:58 |
Gnea | grub-probe -d /dev/sda1 | 11:58 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, as root? | 11:59 |
Gnea | rebellen_: sudo | 11:59 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, just says ext2 | 12:00 |
Gnea | rebellen_: try the other partitions | 12:02 |
red2kic | jimmy__: No problem. I think vesa is a good option in a long run. Not sure about how it'd looks on videos/flash. | 12:02 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, sda5 is ntfs, thats the windows server partition | 12:02 |
randy_ | when I compiled the kernel the compression mode which is the best,I want to boot fastest,I have 6GB RAM | 12:02 |
* dragonkeeper loves it when there is a help channel but when you ask for help none exists | 12:03 | |
rebellen_ | dragonkeeper, true, true | 12:03 |
erUSUL | !patience | 12:04 |
ubottu | Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 12:04 |
erUSUL | !atitude | 12:04 |
* red2kic loves it when the people are asking for help in wrong channels. | 12:04 | |
erUSUL | !attitude | 12:04 |
ubottu | The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines | 12:04 |
red2kic | dragonkeeper: There are #alsa, there are #pulseaudio | 12:05 |
red2kic | dragonkeeper: Whoops. :P | 12:05 |
dragonkeeper | ok | 12:05 |
Gnea | rebellen_: there you have it then | 12:05 |
stef_ | ciao a tutti | 12:05 |
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rebellen_ | Gnea, hd0,5 that is? | 12:07 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, gonna try reboot it ;) | 12:08 |
rebellen_ | thx for the help | 12:08 |
ubu_con | Can anyone tell me why Ubuntu is not detecting my sound cards? It just shows output to "Dummy Output" | 12:09 |
red2kic | dragonkeeper: AWESOME! You got your sound working! :) | 12:11 |
dragonkeeper | :) | 12:11 |
edwardteach | ubu_con, lspci should list your sound cards ! | 12:12 |
dragonkeeper | 2 hours searching and was installed on pc already **rolls eyes** | 12:12 |
erUSUL | ubu_con: lspci | grep -i audio | 12:12 |
ubu_con | It says 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03) | 12:12 |
erUSUL | ubu_con: lsmod | grep -i snd | 12:13 |
erUSUL | ubu_con: paste in pastebin | 12:13 |
erUSUL | !paste | 12:13 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 12:13 |
bazhang | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto ubu_con | 12:14 |
DavidLL | Hey, should suspend/hibernate work with ubuntu on an SSD vertex 2? | 12:14 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, i copied grub.cfg to 40_custom and added a line in the 40_custom | 12:14 |
rebellen_ | Gnea, or should 40_custon ONLY contain the vustom menu entry? | 12:15 |
rebellen_ | custom* | 12:15 |
ubu_con | erUSUL, it's at 558084 | 12:15 |
erUSUL | ubu_con: and alsamixer in a terminal window? does it show the sound card? | 12:16 |
falconic | Guys.. any idea what might be causing the network manager to show the wireless enabled option as disabled ? | 12:16 |
ubu_con | It shows Card: HDA Intel | 12:16 |
bazhang | falconic, wireless hw toggle perhaps | 12:16 |
dragonkeeper | falconic .. that you already have it enabled :L ? | 12:17 |
bazhang | falconic, try ifconfig and see if there is anything other than lo and eth0 | 12:17 |
falconic | well I was also thinking the same.. so I put a USB wireless dongle from belkin | 12:17 |
falconic | but that is also disbled in the network manager | 12:17 |
falconic | ifconfig only shows l0 | 12:17 |
falconic | and no wlan0 | 12:17 |
erUSUL | ubu_con: check the volume levels of master pcm etc. | 12:18 |
bazhang | falconic, pastebin out put from lsusb and lspci please | 12:18 |
erUSUL | ubu_con: also check that no channel is muted | 12:18 |
justin__ | I have an HP with beats audio but cannot get the good speakers to work, only uses fallback speakers. How can I fix that? | 12:18 |
ubu_con | Master: 19, Speaker: 100<>100, PCM: 100<>100, Front 100<>100 | 12:18 |
falconic | the card is Atheros AR9928X wifi .. and uses the ath9k kernel module | 12:19 |
falconic | it was working fine some time back | 12:19 |
matt_palmer | anyone know what the correct aki and ari is for a 32bit squeeze running on EC2 in EU is? | 12:19 |
bazhang | matt_palmer, debian? | 12:19 |
falconic | bazhang: any idea ? | 12:19 |
balt11t | i installed unity on my netbook, but it refuses to load correctly, and it tried to go to that everytime i log on, so i have to drop into a root shell in order to start gnome correctly. how can i fix that? | 12:19 |
bazhang | falconic, what about sudo ifup wlan0 | 12:20 |
ubu_con | balt11t, before you log in, at the sessions menu at the bottom, select Ubuntu Desktop Edition | 12:20 |
falconic | bazhang: says wlan0 interface not present | 12:20 |
DhaniJeremy | Hello! | 12:21 |
matt_palmer | bazhang:yup but building from a ubuntu kernel | 12:21 |
bazhang | matt_palmer, still better to ask in #debian as squeeze is debian | 12:21 |
matt_palmer | I've rolled my own ami but it doesnt boot properly. the same process works fine if I use lenny | 12:21 |
matt_palmer | ta | 12:22 |
balt11t | is there anyway to force logout from unity? the thing is, i can only see the wallpaper. nothing else loads | 12:22 |
falconic | bazhang: what to do ? | 12:22 |
mt1mma | I do not want the username@machine_name to appear in the terminal, How? | 12:22 |
skill_pain | Hello, this bug is debain based bug, 'Unable to reserve MiMO region' | 12:23 |
ubu_con | mt1mma, your prompt is stored in a variable called $PS1 | 12:23 |
prima | hello to all.. i am very happy to see that many peeps have questions like i do... make me feel less stupid lol | 12:23 |
skill_pain | So far, haven't seen a fix to that bug.... That delays my bot time significantly | 12:24 |
skill_pain | s/bot/boot/ | 12:24 |
bazhang | falconic, care to share those pastebin I asked for? | 12:24 |
* balt11t sighs. | 12:24 | |
rebellen_ | Gnea, should i do something to grub.cfg? i added the entry to /etc/grub.d/40_custom and rad update-grub2 | 12:24 |
mt1mma | ubu_con, What do I add to .bashrc so that the change happens everytime? | 12:24 |
rebellen_ | the entry doesnt show up in update-grub2 though | 12:24 |
prima | bye all :) | 12:25 |
skill_pain | As always, no one knows about it | 12:25 |
ubu_con | mt1mma, just add PS1=[prompt data goes here] | 12:26 |
falconic | one sec.. | 12:26 |
ubu_con | But replace the [prompt data goes here] to whatever you want your prompt to be | 12:26 |
red2kic | rebellen_: You're doing it wrong. | 12:26 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, what should i do? | 12:26 |
red2kic | rebellen_: Edit what you want in /etc/default/grub -- then run "sudo update-grub2" it'll update /boot/grub/grub.cfg from there. | 12:26 |
organise | hi i'm using docky as my panel but when i try to start it from the command line i get dbus not found fatal error, can anyone tell me what the problem is? | 12:27 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, what should i edit? i wanna add windows to grub | 12:28 |
boudiccas | organise, dbus is not in dterminal, please wait for de next dbus | 12:28 |
nos3ss | hi | 12:28 |
nos3ss | !list | 12:28 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 12:28 |
boudiccas | organise, or to put it seriously, i havent got a clue | 12:28 |
ubu_con | mt1mma, if you need a guide, just read the "PROMPTING" section of the bash manpages | 12:28 |
red2kic | rebellen_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 12:29 |
red2kic | rebellen_: I don't have Windows so I really can't speak for myself. | 12:29 |
falconic | bazhang: http://pastebin.com/ggXnTvh9 | 12:29 |
falconic | bazhang: http://pastebin.com/TRbynFc3 | 12:29 |
falconic | here u go. | 12:29 |
boudiccas | red2kic, if you cant speak for yourself, who can you speak for? | 12:30 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, i guess i have to add GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=true | 12:30 |
schnuffle1 | m | 12:30 |
red2kic | boudiccas: For linux users. Not Window users. :) | 12:30 |
rebellen_ | gonna try, brb | 12:30 |
rebellen_ | oh okey? | 12:30 |
rebellen_ | it says "Enables/disables the os-prober check of other partitions for operating systems, including Windows, Linux, OSX and Hurd." | 12:30 |
red2kic | rebellen_: That'd turn off probing the hard drive for possible OS. | 12:31 |
himani | hi | 12:31 |
himani | can nybody give me the hindi to english dictionary for ubuntu | 12:32 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, ehrm, what i understand is that it checks for other operating systems, for example the one i added in 40_custom, if i disable it | 12:32 |
himani | its very urgent | 12:32 |
bazhang | falconic, have you install the wireless backport modules for Maverick (or Lucid, if you are on that) | 12:32 |
red2kic | rebellen_: 40_custom A template for adding custom menu entries which will be inserted into grub.cfg upon execution of the update-grub command. The contents of this file, below the "exec tail -n +3 $0" line and the default comments, are imported directly into /boot/grub/grub.cfg without any changes. | 12:33 |
user3 | purbalingga | 12:33 |
himani | can nybody give me the hindi to english dictionary for ubuntu | 12:33 |
user3 | user3 | 12:33 |
himani | can nybody give me the hindi to english dictionary for ubuntu | 12:33 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, so im doing it right then? | 12:33 |
bazhang | himani, patience, dont repeat every five seconds | 12:34 |
falconic | bazhang: no | 12:34 |
red2kic | rebellen_: Well. Not rly. | 12:34 |
falconic | shd I install that ? | 12:34 |
himani | ಕ | 12:34 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, why? what am i doing wrong? | 12:34 |
red2kic | rebellen_: If you have OS on your hard drive, it'd be detected already. | 12:34 |
bazhang | falconic, from the ubuntuforums thread that is the fix | 12:34 |
falconic | okie | 12:34 |
falconic | let me try that | 12:34 |
wadeangel | waaaaaaaaaaaa | 12:34 |
wadeangel | a | 12:34 |
wadeangel | a | 12:34 |
wadeangel | aa | 12:34 |
FloodBot2 | wadeangel: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 12:34 |
wadeangel | a | 12:34 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, i have one hard drive, and i have windows on one partition, sda5 | 12:34 |
rebellen_ | why would it be defected? | 12:35 |
wadeangel | a | 12:35 |
arunkumar413 | hi, i'm having problme setting the scale of of the openoffice writer. i want to set to pixels instead of centimeters | 12:35 |
wadeangel | wheres women | 12:35 |
red2kic | rebellen_: The OS-probe script may be defecit. | 12:35 |
bazhang | wadeangel, wrong network, please stop | 12:36 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, and i have to do what? | 12:36 |
LjL | wadeangel: not here, this is not a network made for hookups | 12:36 |
red2kic | rebellen_: I guess 40_custom is what you want if it can't find it. | 12:36 |
red2kic | rebellen_: http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1341182 | 12:36 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, i added the entry to /etc/grub.d/40_custom | 12:36 |
edwardteach | himani, use synaptic or use google translate | 12:37 |
red2kic | rebellen_: Then run "sudo update-grub2" | 12:37 |
red2kic | rebellen_: That'll configure to /boot/grub/grub.cfg -- | 12:37 |
rebellen_ | i have | 12:37 |
rebellen_ | but i guess i have wrote wrong in 40_custom | 12:38 |
red2kic | rebellen_: Check that file -- see if your 40_custom showed up in it. | 12:38 |
red2kic | rebellen_: Yes. That's possible too. | 12:38 |
arunkumar413 | hi i wanna know what is the point and pica in the openoffice writer ruler | 12:41 |
KevinB | Hello ubuntu world! | 12:42 |
tiim | Sorry aruk? | 12:42 |
red2kic | rebellen_: What are you pasting in 40_custom? | 12:42 |
honeypot | I didn't find ppa repositories in sources.list but they still exist... how to remove them plz | 12:42 |
KevinB | Is Ssl enough for preventing an attack nowadays? | 12:42 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, this: http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8408502&postcount=2 | 12:42 |
rebellen_ | but hd0,5 instead of hd0,1 | 12:42 |
red2kic | rebellen_: And what is this 8e0446680446537f? | 12:43 |
rebellen_ | haha i dont know! | 12:43 |
red2kic | rebellen_: "--set 8e0446680446537f" | 12:43 |
rebellen_ | i guess i can remove that | 12:43 |
EmpoyLayaw | Hello Ubuntu-natics! | 12:43 |
psypher246 | hello all. please let me know is there an IRC channel just for natty? or could I ask for help here? I cannot install natty at all and there is no help on the net | 12:44 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, okey i have the exact same thing as the guy on that link except for that search-line | 12:44 |
bazhang | psypher246, #ubuntu+1 | 12:44 |
rebellen_ | and hd0,5 instead of hd0,1 | 12:44 |
EmpoyLayaw | psypher... I am ran 10.10 installer then just downloaded the updates from the Update Manager. I think that should work | 12:44 |
EmpoyLayaw | ***I ran | 12:45 |
tiiim | Kevin: ssl should be ok for most purposes, your big vulnerabilities are going to be other things | 12:45 |
psypher246 | rebellen_: EmpoyLayaw thank i will try that | 12:45 |
eurisko | arh... lost so much time because of the module kvm was not loaded | 12:45 |
tiiim | Kevin: why are you particularly concerned? As in, what are you trying to do | 12:45 |
gtludwig | how do I check the version of an installed package? | 12:45 |
EmpoyLayaw | you're welcome psypher246 | 12:46 |
EmpoyLayaw | i have a question to chat app masters out there... | 12:46 |
red2kic | rebellen_: http://pastebin.com/CGdzkp7e | 12:46 |
EmpoyLayaw | why can't linux IM apps run video chat smoothly? | 12:46 |
LjL | gtludwig: apt-cache policy package | 12:47 |
EmpoyLayaw | is it because of protocols, packets, etc... ? | 12:47 |
red2kic | rebellen_: Try that? Run "sudo update-grub2" after you added it. | 12:47 |
rebellen_ | im gonna try it | 12:47 |
gtludwig | LjL, thanks | 12:47 |
red2kic | EmpoyLayaw: There are Skype. :O | 12:48 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, nope, you can have a pastebin if you want | 12:48 |
EmpoyLayaw | red2kic ... yeah, I forgot to emphasize yahoo hahaha | 12:48 |
red2kic | rebellen_: You tried that before? | 12:48 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, tried what? | 12:49 |
tiiim | Empoy: to troubleshoot, ask - can I record smooth video to my pc. If yes, its something to do with the app or your connection | 12:49 |
tiiim | Try cheese to record video | 12:49 |
red2kic | rebellen_: The code in my pastebin. | 12:49 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, i tried it now. http://pastebin.com/ds4BjvVZ | 12:49 |
tiiim | If its the app or the connection, find out if the app is saturating your upload | 12:49 |
red2kic | rebellen_: Okay. Reboot and let me know? | 12:50 |
EmpoyLayaw | tiiim thanks for the tip. I did try cheese. It works awesome. I just can't figure why I get a blank screen on yahoo messenger. It's hard to teach my old folks new apps like skype, emphaty and pidgin | 12:50 |
EmpoyLayaw | they run MS-Win on their machines | 12:50 |
tiiim | Empoy: yeah. Well in that case, is it saturating your upload? | 12:51 |
mt1mma | ubu_con, Got it, thanks. | 12:51 |
EmpoyLayaw | if i teach them, automatically i become their tech support... you know :) | 12:51 |
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rebellen_ | red2kic, sure, but shouldn't it show up in update-grub2? | 12:51 |
kapcom01 | hi, is there any file that holds my pubilc ip? | 12:51 |
EmpoyLayaw | im really not sure tiiim | 12:51 |
red2kic | rebellen_: I don't think so. | 12:51 |
rebellen_ | oh okey | 12:52 |
rebellen_ | brb then | 12:52 |
jpatota_ | I'm trying to build python. Is /usr/src the best place to unpack it? | 12:52 |
tiiim | Cos it could be that its using an old codec, or that your giving it high quality video and its trying to send that | 12:53 |
tiiim | Or it could be something to do with the chat client | 12:53 |
tiiim | In which case... Swap out the chat client... | 12:53 |
tiiim | Why are you trying to build python? | 12:53 |
arunkumar413 | can anyone tell me what is the pica and point in the openoffice ruler? i want to set the scale to pixels instead of inches and centimeters | 12:53 |
EmpoyLayaw | hmmm... i'll play around with your ideas. Thanks! | 12:53 |
EmpoyLayaw | @ tiiim | 12:53 |
tiiim | Jpatota: you can unpack and buld wherever, presuming your not doing something strange | 12:55 |
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bazhang | arunkumar413, try #openoffice.org | 12:55 |
tiiim | That said, do you really need to build python | 12:55 |
tiiim | For instance, would you be better off installing it from a testing repo | 12:55 |
jpatota_ | tiiim: thank you...I'll look for one | 12:56 |
tiiim | Jpatota: debian experimental should be ok | 12:56 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, it show up, windows aint starting though, black screen with a _ blinking to the top left | 12:56 |
falconic | bazhang: that didnt work :( | 12:57 |
tiiim | Jpatota: it'll only be days behind the svn | 12:57 |
red2kic | rebellen_: Ah. I was thinking -- You tried few other codes -- but you never tried rebooting because you never knew that update-grub does not report anything? It just generate grub.cfg. I was wondering about that. | 12:57 |
himani | is there any software for hindi to english translator.. i have to use it in a java appliaction.. can nybody suggest something | 12:59 |
LjL | himani: not that i know about, but can't you use google translate's API? | 12:59 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, thats true | 13:00 |
ActionParsnip | himani: http://karuppuswamy.com/wordpress/2010/06/15/english-to-spanish-dictionary-in-ubuntu-and-also-english-to-hindi/ | 13:00 |
toumbo | Hi!!!Can any tell me how to ununstall a program completly?not only from software center | 13:00 |
ActionParsnip | toumbo: sudo apt-get --purge remove packagename | 13:00 |
LjL | toumbo: uninstalling from software center uninstalls it completely. you may want to purge the config files, though. | 13:00 |
mo0n_sniper | how can i install the bce driver on ubuntu 10.10 for Broadcom NetXtreme II? | 13:01 |
himani | u mean google translator.. bt is there ny alternative?? | 13:01 |
tiiim | Jpatota: it just occured to me: if you are going up a major python version it might make some things stop working. If you are going up a major version, you may need to have 2 versions of python on the system and run one in a fake root | 13:01 |
Gnea | himani: not really | 13:01 |
tiiim | Its unlikely but give it a thought | 13:02 |
ActionParsnip | himani: did you check the link I gave? | 13:02 |
LjL | ActionParsnip: that's not a translator though, just a dictionary | 13:02 |
himani | m checking | 13:02 |
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falconic | bazhang: any idea what might be wrong ? | 13:03 |
falconic | bazhang: I am installing the latest kernel image from proposed to see if that helps | 13:03 |
toumbo | what is the package name o super tux kart? | 13:03 |
tiiim | Toumbo: unless you made changes as root, the config files will be in a hidden folder in. Your home dir | 13:03 |
LjL | toumbo: you can find out by doing "apt-cache search super tux kart" | 13:03 |
tiiim | Starting with a dot, i.e. .config | 13:04 |
himani | its nt downable | 13:04 |
eddi_ | #drupal | 13:04 |
ankgui | Hi! How do I install a .tar.gz package? Can somebody please direct me to a tutorial? | 13:04 |
Gnea | himani: of course not, you use it by pasting to the page | 13:04 |
LjL | ankgui: a .tar.gz file is not a package, it's just a compressed bunch of files | 13:04 |
red2kic | ankgui: Name of the package? | 13:04 |
tiiim | Toumbo: don't use console like a mentalist, use aptitude | 13:04 |
LjL | ankgui: how you install it depends entirely on what's in it | 13:04 |
elvan121 | helloo | 13:05 |
himani | didnt get what u say | 13:05 |
momofarm | any one know where is project unity's irc? | 13:05 |
elvan121 | i'm having trouble in compiling a module | 13:05 |
Gnea | himani: perhaps you should ask in #ubuntu-in | 13:05 |
himani | there are just images on this page | 13:05 |
elvan121 | there is smb who could help me? | 13:05 |
ActionParsnip | ankgui: what is the filename you have? | 13:05 |
Pici | !details | elvan121 | 13:05 |
ubottu | elvan121: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 13:06 |
fixxxermet | Hay everyone. I've added a second video card to my box, so I have a previous nvidia card, and now an ATI card too. Is it safe to apt-get install the fglrx driver for ati? Will it override / delete the nvidia driver? | 13:06 |
himani | bt no download location | 13:06 |
tiiim | Ankgui - most a tar.gz is like a zip. It probably has a file called REaDME in it | 13:06 |
Pici | momofarm: Are you looking for support or for developers? | 13:06 |
momofarm | Pici: well, I just want to try how is unity feel | 13:06 |
ankgui | Oops! Didn't know that. I am a novice. I want to install new version of empathy. And what I have downloaded from the website is a .tar.gz pack. | 13:07 |
himani | ny other option?? | 13:07 |
Pici | momofarm: I'd ask in either #ubuntu+1 (Natty's channel, where unity is the default) or #ubuntu-offtopic | 13:07 |
dawajmalina | help | 13:08 |
rebellen_ | red2kic, tried the code on that link to ubuntuforums you gave me, and nothing changed | 13:08 |
rebellen_ | still black screen | 13:08 |
tiiim | Ankgui - in ubuntu, updates and new programs are easy to install using the package manager | 13:08 |
rumpe1 | ankgui, especially for novices this might be a bad idea | 13:08 |
Pici | !ask | dawajmalina | 13:08 |
ubottu | dawajmalina: 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. :-) | 13:08 |
dawajmalina | hi | 13:08 |
bad_mac | hi all | 13:08 |
momofarm | Pici: thanks | 13:08 |
red2kic | rebellen_: I guess you want to ask in #grub -- It's nowhere active as this channel. Dunno. Can't say anything more. :\ | 13:08 |
rebellen_ | thx for the help | 13:08 |
mo0n_sniper | how can i install the bce driver on ubuntu 10.10 for Broadcom NetXtreme II? | 13:09 |
ankgui | I am unable to see Google Talk contacts in the current version of Empathy. I haven't got any response at Empathy's channel. So, I thought to try out the newer version. | 13:09 |
ankgui | Can you suggest me some solution for the base problem? | 13:10 |
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BluesKaj | Hi folks | 13:10 |
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tiiim | Ankgui: try a testing repo, pidgen definitely works | 13:11 |
tiiim | Its another im client | 13:11 |
ankgui | I gave a try to Pidgin too, but strangely FB chat is not working in that. :( | 13:12 |
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bazhang | ankgui, then install the plugin for it | 13:12 |
tiiim | Quite a mess... | 13:12 |
ankgui | Although I am unable to see gtalk contacts, I can still chat with online contacts | 13:12 |
luoluoluo | is there a channel for openoffice? | 13:13 |
bazhang | luoluoluo, #openoffice.org | 13:13 |
organise | hi i'm using docky as my panel but when i try to start it from the command line i get dbus not found fatal error, can anyone tell me what the problem is? | 13:13 |
ankgui | And that is only possible if somebody messages me and I message back, or I manually type in the contact's name any start conversation | 13:13 |
tiiim | Ank: then yeah, install the latest .deb or from testing repo | 13:13 |
luoluoluo | bazhang, thanks a lot | 13:14 |
tiiim | Cos sounds like they'd fix that | 13:14 |
ankgui | And where would I get that? Any links? (I am novice) | 13:14 |
wisevoyager | luoluoluo: libreoffice.org | 13:14 |
ankgui | I mean, where can I download the latest .deb from? | 13:14 |
AbhiJit | !compile | ankgui | 13:14 |
ubottu | ankgui: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 13:14 |
tiiim | Anyone wanna google it for him? I'm on a phone | 13:14 |
bazhang | ankgui, why do you need the latest | 13:15 |
tiiim | Get it out of the debian experimental repo | 13:15 |
bazhang | tiiim, thats not good advice | 13:15 |
luoluoluo | wisevoyager: is libreoffice better than openoffice? | 13:15 |
tiiim | Bazhang: ok. | 13:16 |
tiiim | Bazhang: it's what i'd do, so care to explain my error? | 13:16 |
ankgui | bazhang: Can't see GTalk contacts, although I can chat when somebody messages me. I thought the latest version wouldn't have that bug. | 13:16 |
bazhang | tiiim, using debian stuff with Ubuntu is a non-starter; he could choose a PPA (fully unsupported, but preferable to using something from debian) | 13:17 |
ankgui | ubottu, Thank you! I am going to look through that link. | 13:17 |
tiiim | Sure | 13:17 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 13:17 |
falconic | bazhang: installing the latest kernel from proposed repo did the tricl | 13:18 |
bazhang | ankgui, you've been told that pidgin works, and with the pidgin facebook plugin that works as well | 13:18 |
bad_mac | unbuntu | 13:18 |
bazhang | falconic, good deal | 13:18 |
elvan121 | I have a problem in compiling a module ( http://alpha.dyndns.org/ov511/ ) for my webcam (Philips pcvc720k/40), I'm running Ubuntu version 10.10 2.6.35 . When i try to compile the module as explained, I get the following error: home/elvan121/Downloads/ov511-2.32/ov511_core.c:29: fatal error: linux/config.h: No such file or directory | 13:18 |
elvan121 | compilation terminated. | 13:18 |
elvan121 | make[2]: *** [/home/elvan121/Downloads/ov511-2.32/ov511_core.o] Error 1 | 13:18 |
elvan121 | make[1]: *** [_module_/home/elvan121/Downloads/ov511-2.32] Error 2 | 13:18 |
elvan121 | make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.35-24-generic-pae' | 13:18 |
FloodBot2 | elvan121: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 13:18 |
elvan121 | make: *** [default] Error 2 | 13:18 |
Repgahroll | hello there. on the terminal, i can run a program with the line: " cd /somefolder && python __init__.py ". how can i add a graphical shortcut to run it? (the folder need to be changed). thanks | 13:19 |
ankgui | bazhang, I tried that, and strangely FB chat isn't working for me. I even tried it on Pidgin on Windows. | 13:19 |
bazhang | ankgui, installing the 'latest' will likely lead to other issues. | 13:20 |
elvan121 | I have a problem in compiling a module ( http://alpha.dyndns.org/ov511/ ) for my webcam (Philips pcvc720k/40), I'm running Ubuntu version 10.10 2.6.35 . When i try to compile the module as explained, I get the following output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/558103/ | 13:20 |
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ankgui | bazhang, yes. You are right! | 13:20 |
dipse | ankgui: have you actually set up a facebook user name? | 13:21 |
ankgui | bazhang, I should wait for an update. Meanwhile, I'll try to learn how to use non .deb packs. | 13:21 |
ankgui | dipse, yes I had set my username, not my login ID | 13:21 |
Repgahroll | i need to change folder and launch. | 13:21 |
vikas | QUESTION: What is the difference between "aptitude" & "apt-get" in terminal? | 13:21 |
jrib | vikas: they are different programs used to install things in the repository | 13:22 |
bazhang | vikas, not a heck of a lot; as of maverick you need to install aptitude though | 13:22 |
Gnea | vikas: they are 2 different programs that perform the same functions, but aptitude does a few more things that apt-get does not | 13:22 |
elvan121 | I have a problem in compiling a module ( http://alpha.dyndns.org/ov511/ ) for my webcam (Philips pcvc720k/40), I'm running Ubuntu version 10.10 2.6.35 . When i try to compile the module as explained, I get the following output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/558103/ | 13:22 |
jrib | vikas: think like firefox and chrome but for apt | 13:22 |
red2kic | vikas: Front-end package maintainer. Think of empathy or pidgin. | 13:22 |
bazhang | !repeat | elvan121 | 13:22 |
ubottu | elvan121: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 13:22 |
rwat | is there a way to get the ubuntu server installer in pure text mode? Trying to use it via kvm over IP console and the graphics keep screwing. | 13:23 |
Idol_Mind | do UUIDs of hard drives change and is it better to use the UUID vs /dev/sdX in fstab? | 13:24 |
ankgui | Thank you all, who answered my query. | 13:24 |
Idol_Mind | I do plan on moving my drives around soon | 13:24 |
Goliath | hola | 13:24 |
vikas | Question: How to decide that where to use apt-get and appitude? | 13:24 |
Goliath | what is the command to see the devices of my audio card? like alsahw 0,1 0,2 etc | 13:24 |
jrib | Idol_Mind: use UUIDs then, they don't change unless you change them :P | 13:24 |
Goliath | like mic, line in, audio out | 13:24 |
red2kic | Ah. How cool. Irssi with mouse support. I like that. :) | 13:25 |
jrib | vikas: apt-get is installed by default, aptitude is not. So unless you know a reason you want to use aptitude specifically, use apt-get | 13:25 |
Idol_Mind | jrib, thanx. Also, after looking at the blkid of my drives and my fstab, it shows my swap parition (seperate drive) is a different UUID, is this normal? | 13:25 |
Ge0 | how to resize emacs window automatically from my .emacs file? | 13:25 |
jrib | Idol_Mind: yeah, UUIDs correspond to partitions, not drives | 13:25 |
bazhang | Ge0, try #emacs yet? | 13:25 |
Idol_Mind | jrib, oh, ok... so I should probably update fstab then? :) | 13:26 |
Idol_Mind | how do I tell which swap partition I am currently using? | 13:26 |
jrib | Idol_Mind: yeah, you can check with « swapon -s » to see what's going on | 13:26 |
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Ge0 | not yet | 13:26 |
Idol_Mind | jrib, oo... odd, it doesn't show anything.. | 13:26 |
jrib | Idol_Mind: that makes sense if you had the wrong uuid in fstab | 13:27 |
Idol_Mind | aight, lemme fix this and reboot... thanx for the quick and concise answers | 13:27 |
prima | hello all | 13:27 |
Ge0 | but i searched on the net and i didn't find anything | 13:27 |
prima | i have a problem with webcam under backtrack 2.6.35 with cheese the cam works fine but in skype and kopete remain black | 13:29 |
bazhang | prima, ask in backtrack support | 13:29 |
bazhang | prima, #backtrack-linux | 13:29 |
prima | any one with solution ? | 13:29 |
prima | yes linux (ubuntu backtrack 2.6.35 | 13:30 |
AbhiJit | :s | 13:30 |
bazhang | prima, not supported here | 13:30 |
bazhang | !backtrack | prima | 13:30 |
ubottu | prima: There are some Ubuntu derivatives that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mint), LinuxMCE (support in #linuxmce), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux), Ultimate Edition | 13:30 |
prima | sorry | 13:30 |
prima | bye all and thanks | 13:31 |
saman | tn | 13:32 |
saman | hello | 13:32 |
Gunni | hey i have a problem with a laptop i have running ubuntu, i set a static ip on it, but after like an hour it changes to a dhcp address, all i need to do to restore the static ip is restart network-manager but can i make the static ip permanent? | 13:34 |
elvan121 | Gunny, you can solve your problem | 13:35 |
elvan121 | by editing a file | 13:35 |
elvan121 | and set there the address as static | 13:35 |
elvan121 | http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-ubuntu-server-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address/ | 13:36 |
Gunni | not server | 13:36 |
danst_ | Gunni: killall dhclient | 13:36 |
greenmang0 | guys i have mysql-server-5.1 installed ... using rcconf i disabled it from starting after reboot, but it still starts and i don't see any SXXmysql entry in any of the /etc/rc*/ directories ... what can be the reason? | 13:37 |
Gunni | is it in /etc/init.d ? | 13:38 |
greenmang0 | Gunni: yes | 13:38 |
Gunni | greenmang0: there's your problem i belive | 13:38 |
greenmang0 | Gunni: oh... it points to upstart | 13:39 |
Gunni | dont take my word for it tho | 13:39 |
greenmang0 | Gunni: it points to /lib/init/upstart-job | 13:39 |
jrib | greenmang0: the reason is that mysql is started through upstart... /etc/init/mysql.conf | 13:39 |
greenmang0 | jrib: ok | 13:39 |
rwat | is there a way to get the ubuntu server installer in pure text mode? Trying to use it via kvm over IP console and the graphics keep screwing. ISTR there used to be a really really basic text installer - or was that Debian? | 13:39 |
greenmang0 | jrib: the script says that "start on runlevel [2345]" .. so i believe removing 2 from it will serve my purpose | 13:40 |
jrib | greenmang0: yeah, add it to the "stop on runlevel" as well | 13:41 |
greenmang0 | jrib: ok | 13:41 |
Gunni | my eth0 isn't even defined in /etc/network/interfaces | 13:41 |
Gunni | will that override network-manager if i define it? | 13:41 |
greenmang0 | jrib: but I will be able to start it manually in any runlevel, right? | 13:42 |
jrib | greenmang0: yes | 13:42 |
greenmang0 | Gunni: jrib: thanks | 13:42 |
panosmrk | kalimera mipos einai kanenas ellinas edo? | 13:43 |
LjL | !gr | panosmrk | 13:43 |
ubottu | panosmrk: #ubuntu-gr και #kubuntu-gr για Έλληνες χρηστές / #ubuntu-gr kai #kubuntu-gr gia Ellhnes xrhstes | 13:43 |
panosmrk | a ok pao ekei | 13:43 |
LyukO | how can i use HotSANIC Ping Module? | 13:44 |
Gunni | thanks for the help, it works | 13:46 |
AbhiJit | where can i obtain c99 compiler? | 13:49 |
dipse | AbhiJit: GCC? | 13:50 |
AbhiJit | dipse, i think its not c99 | 13:50 |
dipse | there are compiler flags to make it so I think | 13:50 |
AbhiJit | ok will check it | 13:50 |
sipior | AbhiJit: there's some support, depending on what you need. see here: http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.4/c99status.html | 13:51 |
ugarit | I'm not at the console and need to ifdown and then ifup my eth. How do I do that without losing contact? I only need to change the network address | 13:51 |
AbhiJit | sipior, ok | 13:51 |
Pici | AbhiJit: Based on the package description for mcpp, it looks like that compiler supports C99 too | 13:51 |
AbhiJit | Pici, ok will check it | 13:51 |
bazz | for some reason, if i leave my laptop inactive for a bit, and then touch something, the brightness gets reduced. i've checked all the power management settings i can find and nothing is set to do this. is there some way i can figure out what's reducing the brightness? | 13:56 |
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AbhiJit | bazz, are you using lucid? | 13:56 |
Zonetti | o/ | 13:57 |
bazz | AbhiJit: yes | 13:57 |
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AbhiJit | bazz, and is your brightness setting in powermanagement is set to 0 i.e. lowest? | 13:57 |
bazz | AbhiJit: umm, lemme check, but i think so | 13:58 |
bazz | AbhiJit: ohh, wait, do you mean when i move something? i'm not sure how low it goes, but it's pretty dim | 13:59 |
LyukO | did any one know how to use HotSanic mod_Ping? | 13:59 |
bazz | AbhiJit: but "Dim display when idle" is definitely unchecked | 13:59 |
bonjoyee | bazz: open gconf-editor and change power management settings in there...the gui has very limited options | 13:59 |
Mehrin | Hi | 13:59 |
Mehrin | I can't install extra packages.The installer can't find a file on the cd. | 14:00 |
bazz | bonjoyee: where are the power management keys? | 14:00 |
bonjoyee | bazz: /apps/gnome-power-manager/ | 14:00 |
AbhiJit | bazz, if its set to lowest then it automatically goes to lowest when you wake pc up | 14:01 |
Mehrin | Can anybody help me? | 14:01 |
dipse | AbhiJit: on unix /usr/bin/c99 invokes the c99 compiler for the system | 14:01 |
bazz | AbhiJit: if what is set to lowest? | 14:01 |
FiReSTaRT | hey guys.. does anyone know how to force a slower network connection? let's say that for a one-time connection i don't wanna connect via gigabit but via 100Mbpse | 14:02 |
FiReSTaRT | Mbps | 14:02 |
bonjoyee | FiReSTaRT: i think you need ethtool to do it.. | 14:02 |
AbhiJit | bazz, the brighness ofcourse! :D | 14:03 |
sipior | FiReSTaRT: we don't get many folks asking about making their network connection slower... | 14:03 |
AbhiJit | dipse, i am using ubuntu linux!!! :P | 14:03 |
FiReSTaRT | bonjoyee: thanks.. i'll read up on it :) | 14:03 |
bazz | AbhiJit: well, my brightness in power management settings is set to 100% | 14:03 |
FiReSTaRT | sipior: not too many people flash their networking equipment and generally, when flashing via tftp, gigabit = brick | 14:03 |
bonjoyee | !find ethtool | 14:03 |
ubottu | Found: ethtool | 14:03 |
dipse | AbhiJit: it meant unix like :) still there on ubuntu | 14:04 |
AbhiJit | bazz, oh. then it might be some kind of bug | 14:04 |
AbhiJit | dipse, :D | 14:04 |
AbhiJit | let me check | 14:04 |
sipior | FiReSTaRT: that hasn't been my experience, but whatever works for you. | 14:04 |
bazz | bonjoyee: any idea which keys might be relevant for me? i've got brightness_ac:100, and idle_dim_ac is not checked | 14:04 |
AbhiJit | dipse, gcc: no input files | 14:04 |
honeypot | libmp3lame-dev: Depends: libmp3lame0 (= 3.98.2+debian-0ubuntu3) but 3.98.4-0ubuntu1~ppa1~lucid1 is to be installed | 14:04 |
honeypot | any solution for this plz | 14:05 |
doctordoctor | hello | 14:05 |
FiReSTaRT | sipior: it has been in my case.. eventually i found out the reason and the fix.. the fix involved soldering (fortunately i had a ca42 cable lying around)... i don't wanna try the fix again :D | 14:05 |
sipior | FiReSTaRT: i can imagine | 14:05 |
ugarit | I use: ssh -i ~/.ssh/MY.pem user@host to successfully connect to the host, but how do I do this in sftp? | 14:05 |
bonjoyee | bazz: idle_dim_battery idle_brightness? | 14:06 |
rethus | !remove gnome | 14:06 |
rethus | !delete ubuntu-desktop | 14:06 |
bazz | bonjoyee: idle_dim_battery is checked, but i want that, i'm on ac power. idle_brightness is 30, but again, i want that for when i'm on battery power | 14:06 |
sipior | ugarit: have a look at the "-o" switch in the sftp man page | 14:06 |
rethus | what was the command to remove all the gnome stuff, but keep the kubuntu-stuff? | 14:07 |
jrib | !purekde | rethus | 14:07 |
ubottu | rethus: If you want to remove all !Gnome packages and have a default !Kubuntu system follow the instructions here « https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureKDE » | 14:07 |
bonjoyee | bazz: idle_dim_ac? | 14:07 |
bazz | bonjoyee: unchecked | 14:07 |
rethus | thanks | 14:07 |
dipse | AbhiJit: looks like c99 is just a link to c99-gcc which is a script that just invokes gcc with the flag -std=c99 | 14:08 |
AbhiJit | dipse, yah | 14:08 |
rethus | but seems not to be the real thing.. only removed 64Kb but before tonns of software ?! | 14:08 |
Mehrin | Would anybody help me? | 14:09 |
rethus | jrib: you have an idea why? | 14:09 |
AbhiJit | Mehrin, if you ask probably then somebody could help you? | 14:09 |
Mehrin | I cant install packages. | 14:09 |
jrib | rethus: "proceed to manual removal" | 14:09 |
Mehrin | the installer can't find a file on the cd | 14:10 |
rethus | jrib: but here it is only till karmic, i use 10.10 https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureKDE | 14:10 |
Pici | LyukO: Their website has some suggestions to fix their mod_ping, but you may want to look into using something that is actively supported, as it looks like that project is a bit dead. | 14:10 |
Mehrin | The error is: Failed to fetch the cdrom ... file not found | 14:10 |
jrib | rethus: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekde | 14:11 |
ugarit | sipior I did and can't figure out which option I should use! | 14:11 |
sipior | ugarit: "IdentityFile" | 14:11 |
van7hu | hi all,what about sound record in ubuntu ? | 14:11 |
sipior | ugarit: see the entry in the ssh_config man page. | 14:12 |
dipse | van7hu: from microphone? | 14:12 |
ugarit | sipior I get command-line: line 0: Bad configuration option: IdentifyFile | 14:13 |
bonjoyee | bazz: thats as far as gconf-editor can go i guess! | 14:13 |
sipior | ugarit: and the command entered was? | 14:13 |
Pici | ugarit: You need to spell it correctly for it to work ;) Its IdentityFile (not IdentifyFile). | 14:14 |
sipior | Pici: well-spotted, thank you. | 14:14 |
ugarit | Pici wow! thank you | 14:14 |
Pici | I've made the same mistake a few times. | 14:14 |
ugarit | sipior Pici now it works :-) thank you both | 14:15 |
Mehrin | What is the meaning of "Failed to fetch CDrom"? | 14:15 |
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bonjoyee | Mehrin: in what context? | 14:17 |
thauriswulfa | QUESTION: converted my ubuntu to xubuntu but i can't access my other drives from file manager need help | 14:17 |
Mehrin | bonjoyee:Package installation. | 14:18 |
bonjoyee | Mehrin: have you added any CDROM to your sources.list? apt is looking for it.. | 14:19 |
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Mehrin | bonjoyee:What is that list? | 14:19 |
edwardteach | Mehrin, what are you installing? why ? etc more info would be helpful | 14:20 |
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thauriswulfa | QUESTION: converted my ubuntu to xubuntu but i can't access my other drives from file manager need help (it says failed to mount in gparted) | 14:20 |
Mehrin_ | edwardteach:I wanna install g++.Because the shell doesn't realize it. | 14:22 |
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hilarie | My google-fu has failed me, is there a way to defrag a NTFS volume from ubuntu 10.10, all I can find is information regarding that ubuntu doesn't need defragging | 14:25 |
areel | hi, i got a laptop wich im currently installing ubuntu-server-10.10, i have a wireless integrated for internet, how do i proceed to install the wireless? thanks. | 14:25 |
hilarie | Areel, is yout your main machine? there is a decent chance ubuntu will just see it and make it work, it did for my hp dv7 | 14:26 |
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bazz | bonjoyee: yeah, not sure what's going on. anyway, thanks for trying to help! | 14:26 |
erUSUL | hilarie: no; there is not | 14:26 |
babalu | Hello there | 14:26 |
babalu | can someone help me plz | 14:26 |
elitedev | areel: majority of wireless devices will work automatically, type iwconfig and see if your wireless device is showing | 14:27 |
hilarie | Just ask Babalu | 14:27 |
bonjoyee | bazz: good luck:) | 14:27 |
hilarie | @erUSUL ty :( wish me luck with BartPE | 14:27 |
erUSUL | hilarie: good luck ;P | 14:27 |
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hilarie | For some reason when I slipstreamed every storage driver known to internet kind, it crashed the PE :/ | 14:28 |
ugarit | I have two servers with identical iptables activated. One get to the internet. The other can only ping the gateway but cannot ping anything in the internet. The only diff is the ip address .69 for working one and .70 for not working one. .69 is a centos and .70 is an ubuntu. what am I missing? | 14:29 |
Taksas027 | how i can enable two keyboard languages? | 14:29 |
areel | hilarie: hi, it tried to make some dhcp configurations but i think that was only for wired internet. so i chose no network so far... Yout? | 14:29 |
babalu | I have this bad corrupt image in wow img39.imageshack.us/img39/3788/screenshotsvk.png | 14:29 |
areel | elitedev ok will do thanks :) | 14:30 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: DNS working on ubunut? | 14:30 |
erUSUL | ugarit: default gateaway in the no working one? | 14:30 |
philinux | Taksas027: System>prefs>keyboard>layout | 14:30 |
hilarie | @areel Do you have access to ethernet? once your in, I would thing update would find your wireles drivers | 14:30 |
erUSUL | ugarit: check « ip route » output in both cmputers | 14:30 |
sss | Help | 14:30 |
hilarie | think* | 14:30 |
ugarit | erUSUL: both point to the same gateway and same dns servers | 14:30 |
babalu | http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/4271/screenshotma.png | 14:30 |
erUSUL | ugarit: what is the exact error from ping when you try to ping utside lan ? | 14:31 |
ugarit | bonjoyee: I don't think DNS is working because ssh into box takes a very long time and I can't nslookup anything. but I can't ping internet ip addresses either. | 14:31 |
Taksas027 | philinux, how i can change languages? | 14:32 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: try pinging ip address on the internet instead of the name.. | 14:32 |
sebrock | Im trying to get traffic forwarded though PPTP VPN on my ubuntu server but it does not work. Can anyone help me? | 14:33 |
sss | Help! I installed Ubuntu using Wubi into Windows XP. It asked me to install upgrades and then reboot and when the computer is turned on again it show "error:no such device ... grub rescue>" and I can't Use neither Windows nor Ubuntu! How do I restore Windows? | 14:34 |
sebrock | annoying, I've forwarded ipv4 traffic | 14:34 |
ugarit | bonjoyee: I am pinging 209.85.225.103 (google.com) and ping just hangs, and I have to kill it. I get 100% loss. I can ping the ip of gateway and ping the internal .69 CentOS ip address. | 14:34 |
areel | hilarie how do i thing update? ;P | 14:34 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: using interfaces file or network-manager on ubuntu? | 14:36 |
ugarit | bonjoyee: I can ssh from centos (.69) to ubuntu (.70) after a long wait period. But I cannot ssh from ubuntu (.70) to centos (.69). Centos .69 machine can ping anything in the internet | 14:36 |
ugarit | bonjoyee: interfaces file | 14:36 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: can you pastebin it? | 14:36 |
ugarit | I can't release the ip addresses. they are SBU. | 14:37 |
sss | Help! I installed Ubuntu using Wubi into Windows XP. It asked me to install upgrades and then reboot and when the computer is turned on again it show "error:no such device ... grub rescue>" and I can't Use neither Windows nor Ubuntu! How do I restore Windows? | 14:37 |
ugarit | but let me mask them a bit | 14:37 |
babalu | can someone help me plz I have this graphic error in Wow http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/4271/screenshotma.png | 14:37 |
ugarit | SBU=Sensitive But unclassified | 14:37 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: for the slow ssh.. sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config...and then comment out "GSSAPIAuthentication" setting, restart sshd and try again | 14:39 |
Athen | why is LibreOffice not in the repositories for 9.10 ? | 14:39 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: thats on the ssh server ofcourse | 14:39 |
ugarit | bonjoyee: ok, one min | 14:39 |
Taksas027 | philinux, found it, thanks anyway | 14:40 |
erUSUL | !latest | Athen | 14:40 |
ubottu | Athen: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are: fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. | 14:40 |
Taksas027 | do i need antivirus for ubuntu? | 14:40 |
erUSUL | !virus | Taksas027 | 14:40 |
ubottu | Taksas027: Antivirus is something you don't need on !Linux, except where files are then passed to windows computers (perhaps using samba), See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus | 14:40 |
erUSUL | Athen: you can try to see if libreoffice ppa has versions for 9.10 | 14:40 |
philinux | Taksas027: Not really needed. See this. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/security | 14:41 |
dubey | hello | 14:41 |
red2kic | reload | 14:41 |
sss | Help! I installed Ubuntu using Wubi into Windows XP. It asked me to install upgrades and then reboot and when the computer is turned on again it show "error:no such device ... grub rescue>" and I can't Use neither Windows nor Ubuntu! How do I restore Windows? | 14:42 |
user_ | dv | 14:43 |
user_ | fd | 14:43 |
ugarit | bonjoyee it's already commented out: #GSSAPIAuthentication no ::: but perhaps it defaults to yes? | 14:43 |
dubey | i am running ubuntu 10.04 and vbox 3. Now i have downloaded vbox4. trying to install using "dpkg -i vbox.xxx.deb" but getting error - http://pastebin.com/VVeeZEfs | 14:43 |
erUSUL | !wubi | sss there are some troubleshootin and faq here | 14:44 |
ubottu | sss there are some troubleshootin and faq here: Wubi is an Ubuntu installer for Windows users that allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu like a Windows application, in a simple and safe way. http://wubi-installer.org/support.php and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide for troubleshooting. Please file bugs at http://launchpad.net/wubi/+filebug. For Ubuntu Maverick/10.10 http://releases.ubuntu.com/maverick/wubi.exe | 14:44 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: uncomment and make it "no"... | 14:44 |
yggdrasil | so is there anytihg like xmms now ? | 14:44 |
ActionParsnip | dubey: remove the current virtualbox and then install the new | 14:44 |
mbeierl | dubey: I think it wants you to remove vbox 3 first | 14:44 |
ActionParsnip | !xmms | yggdrasil | 14:45 |
ubottu | yggdrasil: xmms is no longer being developed, see http://bugs.debian.org/461309 for more details. Consider using audacious or xmms2 instead. | 14:45 |
sss | Will running the Windows Recovery disk ooverwrite my files on windows? | 14:45 |
Gringo | hey guys just installed ubuntu and have no sound, noone could help me on ubuntu uk and send me here | 14:45 |
areel | how do i set up ethernet? | 14:45 |
yggdrasil | xmms2 huh ill try that | 14:45 |
ActionParsnip | sss: depends what activities you do | 14:45 |
areel | if i plug it in now;P | 14:45 |
dubey | If i remove vbox3, does my vm will be removed or get affected ? | 14:45 |
ActionParsnip | !sound | Gringo | 14:45 |
ubottu | Gringo: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 14:45 |
AbhiJit | sss, ##windows | 14:45 |
mbeierl | dubey: no. | 14:45 |
dubey | ok | 14:45 |
sss | ok | 14:46 |
ugarit | how does one reset a remote terminal? I have mumbo jumbo on it. | 14:46 |
bonjoyee | Gringo: output of "lspci | grep -i audio" | 14:46 |
mbeierl | ugarit: "reset" ? | 14:46 |
ugarit | mbeierl | 14:46 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: any luck with ssh? | 14:46 |
mbeierl | ugarit: what I mean is there is a bash command called "reset" that should do it | 14:46 |
Rickardo1 | I have a dhcp3 server running on my ubuntu server. How can I list current ip loans? | 14:46 |
areel | auto eth0 ?;P | 14:47 |
ugarit | bonjoyee: no !!!! | 14:47 |
ActionParsnip | Rickardo1: maybe http://ftp.parisc-linux.org/cgi-bin/man/man2html?dhcpd.leases+5 | 14:47 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: logins still slow? | 14:47 |
Taksas027 | if my account type is administrator, it means its root account? because i dont see option of root | 14:48 |
ugarit | bonjoyee: yes, very | 14:48 |
ActionParsnip | !info eclipse > ActionParsnip | 14:48 |
ugarit | I even opened up the entire firewall and still slow!!!! | 14:48 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: i assume you restarted sshd after making the change? | 14:48 |
ugarit | yes, I did: /etc/init.d/ssh restart | 14:48 |
philinux | Taksas027: Root account is disable. We use sudo and gksudo instead. See the link I gave you before. | 14:49 |
mbeierl | ugarit: sorry - coming in late to this conversation. is it that remote ssh logins take a long time to complete? I had a similar issue where it takes a long time to complete the login because sshd wanted to do a dns lookup of the ip address that I was coming in from and that took a long time. could this be the case? | 14:49 |
ActionParsnip | ugarit: use the -C switch to enable compression | 14:50 |
ActionParsnip | ugarit: check www.lubuntu.net as there is a screencast on running a full desktop via ssh | 14:50 |
ugarit | ActionParsnip thanks | 14:51 |
philinux | Taksas027: See the first sticky in here. http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=338 | 14:51 |
ugarit | bonjoyee: there is GSSAPIAuthentication in ssh_config AND sshd_config! | 14:52 |
paradflow | Hello! | 14:52 |
naftilos76 | is there an app that is designed for producing multipage products catalogues full of graphics and photos? | 14:52 |
paradflow | Another new user to linux :( | 14:52 |
grzegorz_ | :) | 14:52 |
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Pici | naftilos76: scribus perhaps? | 14:53 |
grzegorz_ | helloo | 14:53 |
paradflow | Finding it a little hard going at the mo.. | 14:53 |
naftilos76 | i have seen that, anything else? | 14:53 |
red2kic | paradflow: You took the red pill. :) | 14:53 |
bonjoyee | ugarit: ssh_config matters on the client and the other on server,,, | 14:53 |
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ActionParsnip | naftilos76: writer | 14:53 |
paradflow | oooh yessss ;) | 14:53 |
Taksas027 | philinux, i dont need root, just made sure that im not root user so i wont ruin everything :) | 14:54 |
juniour | hi | 14:54 |
Gringo | bonjoyee i got this 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01) | 14:54 |
ActionParsnip | paradflow: you'll learn with time | 14:54 |
philinux | Taksas027: Yes ubuntu runs as like a limited user. | 14:54 |
naftilos76 | ActionParsnip: openoffice? | 14:54 |
bonjoyee | Gringo: did you check the audio levels in "alsamixer"? | 14:55 |
ActionParsnip | Taksas027: if you log on as the first user you made you will be ok | 14:55 |
philinux | Taksas027: The system will ask for your password when root privileges are needed as you've probably found out. | 14:55 |
red2kic | A blue pill that would return him to his old life, and a red pill that would allow him to learn the answers he seeks. | 14:55 |
ActionParsnip | naftilos76: yes, its a component of it | 14:55 |
red2kic | paradflow swallows the red pill, and he abruptly finds himself using linux. | 14:55 |
paradflow | lol | 14:55 |
Gringo | alsamixer dont work | 14:55 |
raymon | paradflow: Welcome to the dark side! :) | 14:55 |
Gringo | cannot load mixer controls: Invalid argument | 14:56 |
paradflow | I used to use adobe premier, any program similar for ubuntu? | 14:56 |
paradflow | why thnx ;) | 14:56 |
bonjoyee | Gringo: please paste the output of "aplay -l" on pastebin | 14:56 |
naftilos76 | ActionParsnip: very slow for multipage and multigraphical content. Move something and all pages are screwed even if objects are locked. | 14:56 |
gordonjcp | red2kic: I took both, and some co-codamol and now I can see all the matte lines round the edges of reality | 14:56 |
Gringo | link to pastebin pls | 14:57 |
Gringo | sorry new to all this | 14:57 |
raymon | paradflow: OpenShot or kdenlive are both good | 14:57 |
paradflow | hehe | 14:57 |
bonjoyee | Gringo: http://pastebin.com | 14:57 |
naftilos76 | scribus is propably the best choice | 14:57 |
red2kic | gordonjcp: :) | 14:57 |
ActionParsnip | naftilos76: abiword, googledocs, zoho desktop | 14:57 |
paradflow | they can be found in the repositories? | 14:57 |
Gringo | http://pastebin.com/bWPJ7Yqs | 14:57 |
raymon | paradflow: Yes. | 14:58 |
paradflow | nice, I think I'm gonna like this ;) | 14:58 |
adrian_ | ubuntu espanol? | 14:58 |
rkhshm | Hi all .. while trying to install tcl8.5 I'm running into this error --> "E: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'libnspr4-0d'.Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)" | 14:58 |
bonjoyee | Gringo: brb.. | 14:59 |
Gringo | ok thanx | 14:59 |
rkhshm | any ideas ? | 14:59 |
mbeierl | !es | adrian_ | 14:59 |
ubottu | adrian_: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 14:59 |
mec_ | hi, i'm trying to add my website files into usr/share/apache2 but it says i dont have rights to the destination......how do i change that? | 14:59 |
raymon | paradflow: just type "sudo apt-get install openshot" or "sudo apt-get install kdenlive" in a terminal and off you go! | 14:59 |
bhavesh | I accidently deleted my windows 7 MBR, and I dont have a windows CD/DVD. To fix the MBR i found this tutorial : http://www.arsgeek.com/2008/01/15/how-to-fix-your-windows-mbr-with-an-ubuntu-livecd/ | 14:59 |
bhavesh | is it safe to use it? | 14:59 |
FloodBot2 | bhavesh: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 14:59 |
bhavesh | and are there any other methods to fix that from ubutnu itself? | 15:00 |
TornadoXubuntu | Hello | 15:00 |
raymon | paradflow: Or by all means both! :) | 15:00 |
paradflow | excellent! thnx | 15:00 |
JyZyXEL | what does it mean when ubuntu installer only shows the background? | 15:02 |
JyZyXEL | and nothing happens after that | 15:02 |
mbeierl | bhavesh: from what I can see that tutorial and the ms-sys program do support windows 7. I've never used it so I can't say that it will definitively work. Take note of the backup recommendation. | 15:04 |
bhavesh | mbeierl, ok | 15:05 |
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JyZyXEL | what is the reasoning for having a different image for text based installer? | 15:06 |
BluesKaj | !alternate | JyZyXEL | 15:07 |
red2kic | JyZyXEL: Easier on the eyes. :) | 15:07 |
ubottu | JyZyXEL: The Alternate CD is a classic text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download#alternate - See also !minimal | 15:07 |
bonjoyee | Gringo: still here? | 15:07 |
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Gringo | yes | 15:07 |
JyZyXEL | and that didn't answer my question | 15:07 |
JyZyXEL | why isn't the text-mode installer included in the main image | 15:08 |
bonjoyee | Gringo: can i pm? | 15:08 |
Gringo | yes sure | 15:08 |
Guest33498 | hi | 15:08 |
BluesKaj | JyZyXEL, space perhaps | 15:08 |
Pici | JyZyXEL: Because space is at a premium and we're already using it as a LiveCD. | 15:08 |
JyZyXEL | ncurses based installer takes that much space? | 15:09 |
red2kic | JyZyXEL: Because it's not text-based installer. | 15:09 |
bitplane | is there a way to tell what package a file belongs to? | 15:09 |
red2kic | JyZyXEL: It's DesktopCD, LiveCD. | 15:09 |
jrib | bitplane: dpkg -S | 15:09 |
BluesKaj | JyZyXEL, and It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD | 15:09 |
bitplane | thanks jrib | 15:09 |
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JyZyXEL | BluesKaj: doesn't that just come from the fact that its ncurses based | 15:10 |
Syntro | hi; I have another question: I can't find Sound Preferences in the "System" menu; where have my gnome-sound-preferences gone to? | 15:10 |
juniour | can ant one tell me where ths software install in ubuntu | 15:10 |
JyZyXEL | or it actually has more device drivers? | 15:10 |
Pici | JyZyXEL: Because it doesn't need to load xwindows at all. | 15:10 |
JyZyXEL | so it has extra space for more drivers? | 15:10 |
jrib | JyZyXEL: the installers work differently. With the desktop cd there's an image you can boot and somehow that becomes an install. With the alternate cd, there are actually packages on the cd that get installed. That's my understandig anyway | 15:11 |
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BluesKaj | JyZyXEL, it uses the modified debian installer | 15:11 |
Pici | jrib: Took the words right out of my mouth (fingers?) | 15:11 |
JyZyXEL | should there be a boot menu when you burn ubuntu-10.10-alternate-amd64.iso to a cd? | 15:12 |
paradflow | how can I view my system, like device manager for windows? | 15:12 |
pea_brain | hi all, i just upgraded packages using aptitude and after system reboot, clamav-daemon stopped working properly giving error "ERROR: initgroups() failed." i am using "Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS". how do i downgrader the package using aptitude ? | 15:12 |
jrib | paradflow: lspci, lshw? If you tell us why you want to, there may be a better way | 15:13 |
jrib | pea_brain: you can /try/ to downgrade by doing: aptitude install PACKAGE=VERSION, but if the version you have now is from the official repositories, why not look into the issue? | 15:14 |
s5s | ubuntu - it's fast, it's easy and it's also crap | 15:14 |
psycho_oreos | !offtopic| s5s | 15:14 |
TheFuzzball | s5s: Why are you trolling? | 15:14 |
ubottu | s5s: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 15:14 |
Phoenixz | How can I test / debug a proxy server? I use ssh -D on my localhost as a proxy, but when configuring either FF or chrome to localhost:9999, I cant connect.. | 15:14 |
Pici | s5s: Do you have a support question? | 15:14 |
bitplane | trolls, they're a idiot | 15:14 |
Pici | psycho_oreos: We don't really want that attitude in our offtopic channel either :/ | 15:15 |
s5s | Ubuntu is the first OS that has hung on me in the past 10 years. Yes, my question is what do I do so that ubuntu doesn't hang | 15:15 |
jrib | Phoenixz: you setup a SOCKS proxy in firefox preferences? | 15:15 |
jrib | paradflow: lspci, lshw? If you tell us why you want to, there may be a better way | 15:15 |
psycho_oreos | Pici, at least its one way the user can be shown the exit door, or as a precautionary message | 15:15 |
sss | Jeruvy, hi | 15:15 |
s5s | I suppose the only thing I can do is not use ubuntu | 15:15 |
Phoenixz | jrib: Yeap, in FF and in chrome.. Both can not open any page when using the ssh -D proxy | 15:16 |
Jeruvy | sss :) | 15:16 |
pea_brain | jrib: how do i know the previous version ? | 15:16 |
TheFuzzball | s5s: yep. | 15:16 |
sss | Jeruvy, reading... | 15:17 |
paradflow | I'm wanting to find my cpu make | 15:17 |
s5s | And it doesn't even hang once and then nothing. It hangs periodically - about once a day or so... | 15:17 |
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jrib | pea_brain: apt-cache policy PACKAGE lists available versions in the repositories. If the older one isn't available anymore, you can check your /var/cache/apt/archives/. But I really suggest that you try to resolve the problem instead of downgrading unless this is some clam package from unofficial repositories and you want to revert back to the version in the official ubuntu repositories | 15:17 |
jrib | s5s: define "hang" | 15:18 |
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areel | how do i save in vi? | 15:18 |
s5s | jrib: doesn't work. Is that good enough. Mouse pointer stops moving, computer is not responding. I believe it's a memory leak...one of many | 15:19 |
sss | Jeruvy, command "ls" gives me "(hd0)", I have no idea what does it mean.... | 15:19 |
jrib | s5s: can you get to a tty? | 15:19 |
psycho_oreos | areel, :x | 15:19 |
psycho_oreos | areel, correction I think its :s <filename> | 15:20 |
Jeruvy | sss, hd0 typically represents the first hard disk on the ide. | 15:20 |
bitplane | s5s, what does "top" tell you? | 15:20 |
s5s | jrib: non-responsive means I can't do anything incl. tty | 15:20 |
bitplane | also, can you get to a console? | 15:20 |
jrib | s5s: what video driver are you using? | 15:20 |
s5s | bitplane: Do you really think I can get to a console if mouse pointer isn't moving. | 15:20 |
bobobo | hello, does someone knows how to change the tty color scheme? I want a white background and black fonts | 15:20 |
s5s | jrib: the same I'm using in fedora, debian and they don't hang | 15:21 |
Jeruvy | sss, hd0,1 indicates the first partition on that disk. | 15:21 |
Phoenixz | jrib: Since both FF and CH are failing, I suppose there is a problem with the proxy.. Is there any way I could test it? | 15:21 |
bitplane | s5s, yes, ctrl+alt+f3 | 15:21 |
s5s | bonjoyee: see google. | 15:21 |
bobobo | s5s: Alt+ctrl+F1 | 15:21 |
sss | Jeruvy, I have no idea what should I try to do. (well, I should try fix the computer ;-) | 15:21 |
bitplane | ctrl+alt+f8 to get back | 15:21 |
jrib | s5s: this isn't a proper answer... If you want help, try to answer questions. If you just want to waste people's time and whine, then just use a different distro. Use what works for you instead of wasting people's time | 15:21 |
bonjoyee | s5s: ? | 15:21 |
s5s | sorry meant bonobo :) | 15:22 |
s5s | jrib: I'm using r506 which is for ati X1400 | 15:22 |
jrib | Phoenixz: have you ruled out the possibility that the server has a firewall or is preventing you from viewing the page by some other means? | 15:22 |
areel | psycho_oreos how do i :x? | 15:23 |
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s5s | also what happened to ctrl-alt-backspace? I know they disabled it some 12 months ago but why? | 15:23 |
Pici | s5s: Because Xorg changed it upstream and we followed. | 15:23 |
areel | how do i do :w :x in vi?;P | 15:24 |
s5s | that was one of the best things in linux | 15:24 |
Phoenixz | jrib: I can see any and all pages without proxy.. the ssh proxy, well, I have access to that remote server, and that remote server also can access any and all pages.. The ssh proxy is on my localhost, so that should not be blocked by any firewall as well.. and my laptop has no firewall running atm.. | 15:24 |
Pici | areel: press escape, then press those keys | 15:24 |
Ramir00 | anyone can tell me, how to install samba-3.5.6.tar.gz, the official website what steps do I follow?., | 15:24 |
Ramir00 | there are many steps | 15:24 |
psycho_oreos | areel, you have to press Esc once and then hold shift whilst pressing the :/; on the keyboard to bring up : on the bottom line of the vi screen, then you type x and hit enter | 15:24 |
nemon82 | hi | 15:24 |
s5s | areel: #vim | 15:24 |
raymon_ | paradflow: Here is a link to some useful commands regarding hardware etc on your system: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/01/31/dig-up-system-information-using-the-terminal/ | 15:24 |
jrib | Phoenixz: can you describe *exactly* the steps you take to set this up? | 15:24 |
areel | thanks=) | 15:24 |
YouKay | Ramir00: Doesn't the repository contain it? | 15:25 |
s5s | sss: I want your name | 15:25 |
s5s | lol | 15:25 |
areel | psycho_oreos thx=) | 15:25 |
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paradflow | excellent! many thnx | 15:25 |
sss | Jeruvy, Are you there? | 15:26 |
psycho_oreos | areel, vim is more intuitive than vi, I personally use vim and you can find cheat sheets all over the internet | 15:26 |
Ramir00 | the samba in the repository is old!!!! with bug | 15:26 |
garrydonnelly | Nano is even more intuitive | 15:26 |
Jeruvy | sss, I'm here. Did you try the command summary to get grub to boot? | 15:26 |
jrib | areel: if you want to learn vim that's great but note you can just use nano to edit files in the terminal. By the way « vimtutor » is a great resource for beginners who want to start using vim | 15:27 |
ActionParsnip | Ramir00: log a bug | 15:27 |
sss | Jeruvy, It says I need first to get the normal grub console | 15:27 |
ActionParsnip | !ppa | Ramir00 | 15:28 |
ubottu | Ramir00: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and should be used at your own risk. | 15:28 |
garrydonnelly | Why would you choose vim ovet nano? | 15:28 |
Jeruvy | sss, yes the command summary will walk you through the process to get that. | 15:28 |
sss | Jeruvy, the "insmod" command says: "error: uunknown filesystem." | 15:29 |
Jeruvy | sss, full command? | 15:29 |
jrib | garrydonnelly: well once you know vim, it's superior to nano :) | 15:29 |
sss | insmod linux | 15:29 |
sss | Jeruvy, both insmod /boot/grub/linux.mod and insmod linux don't work | 15:30 |
genii-around | "linux" is not a filesystem | 15:30 |
areel | ok, how do i get apt-get to search the internet, trying to apt-get | 15:30 |
garrydonnelly | More bulk operation commands kinds thing? | 15:31 |
sss | Jeruvy, How do I find the grub folder? don't semm to find it | 15:31 |
Jeruvy | sss can you cd into /boot/grub ? | 15:31 |
Pici | areel: Use apt-cache, not apt-get... apt-cache search something | 15:31 |
areel | jrib nice=) | 15:31 |
areel | Pici thanks=) | 15:32 |
sss | Jeruvy, it says "cd" in an Unknow command. I'm still on "grub rescue" mode if it matters | 15:32 |
aqeel | Question: how can i make my display magnified like we have feature in windows7 for setting display 127% or 150% bigger. without disturbing resolution | 15:32 |
Jeruvy | sss, can you ls /boot ? | 15:32 |
aqeel | i have ubuntu 10.10 | 15:32 |
vikithakar | Unable to start samba in Ubuntu 10.10, After installation when I try to share folder it says "Failed to execute child process "testparm" (No such file or directory" | 15:32 |
sss | Jeruvy, unknown filesystem. If I only write ls it prints (hd0) | 15:33 |
bitplane | aqeel, get ubuntutweak, there's a setting in there to change font sizes. you can also do it from the system -> preferences -> appearance menu | 15:33 |
Jeruvy | sss. what did you enter for step 3? | 15:34 |
aqeel | bitplane, thanks. let me try | 15:34 |
Gringo | bonjoyee | 15:34 |
Gringo | u there | 15:34 |
vikithakar | Unable to start samba in Ubuntu 10.10, After installation. When I try to share folder it says "Failed to execute child process "testparm" (No such file or directory" | 15:34 |
ActionParsnip | Ramir00: https://launchpad.net/~cosme/+archive/my-builds has 3.5.6 for maverick | 15:34 |
sss | Jeruvy, What do you mean step 3? ("set" command gives me prefix=(hd0)/boot/grub root=hd0 ) | 15:35 |
Jeruvy | sss, did you enter 'root=(loop0)' ? | 15:35 |
jrib | vikithakar: could start by checking if you have testparm | 15:35 |
Jeruvy | sss, ya you're using wubi remember. | 15:35 |
vikithakar | jrib: how? | 15:35 |
jrib | vikithakar: try « hash -r; which testparm » in a shell | 15:36 |
chawxj | who can tell me how to remote windows 7 in ubuntu 10.10? | 15:36 |
rumpe1 | chawxj, teamviewer | 15:36 |
sss | Jeruvy, I set root to loop0 | 15:36 |
jrib | vikithakar: what was the output? | 15:37 |
Mehrin_ | when i wanna add a cdrom to synaptic package installer i get an error failed to mount. | 15:37 |
aqeel | chawxj, install terminal windows client | 15:37 |
Jeruvy | sss continue those steps, remember to sub out step 7 also. | 15:37 |
aqeel | terminal server client* | 15:37 |
Mehrin_ | installed ubuntu on VMWare. | 15:38 |
Mehrin_ | what is this error for? | 15:38 |
chawxj | I have a try tsclient and rdesktop, they can't remote windows 7. | 15:38 |
vikithakar | jrib: not found. Now what? | 15:38 |
aqeel | have u turned on remote connections in win7, its working for me | 15:39 |
ActionParsnip | chawxj: did you enable remote desktop in Win7> | 15:39 |
jrib | vikithakar: well at this point you would use packages.ubuntu.com or apt-file to figure out what package provides testparm. But I've already looked up that you need the "samba-common-bin" package. Install that package | 15:39 |
ActionParsnip | chawxj: does your firewall allow the traffic | 15:39 |
Mehrin_ | why that error?! | 15:39 |
jrib | vikithakar: it's weird that you wouldn't have it since it's a dependency of samba and samba-common | 15:39 |
pea_brain | jrib: thanks a lot. i resolved the issue by disabling apparmor | 15:40 |
jrib | pea_brain: cool | 15:40 |
vikithakar | I have recently installed samba, using apt | 15:40 |
jrib | vikithakar: in a shell, type: sudo apt-get install samba-common-bin . What is the result? | 15:41 |
vikithakar | It is getting installed | 15:41 |
sss | Jeruvy, should I read "Boot a Specific Kernel Manually" | 15:41 |
metalfan_ | hi | 15:41 |
vikithakar | jrib: It is getting installed | 15:41 |
tremulous | gvik | 15:42 |
metalfan_ | isnt zope3 in the ubuntu repositories? | 15:42 |
Jeruvy | sss, no you need to get the disk sorted out. | 15:42 |
nerdinneed | hi. i want to install a second ubuntu system on my laptop. usually i place /boot on a separate partiton. can i install the /boot of mz new system over the /boot of my old system, without damaging the old system? | 15:42 |
sss | Jeruvy, where is it written in the website? | 15:42 |
bhavesh | I need help again here, in gparted if I put the flag as "BOOT" will it be my only bootable partition? I am applying the "BOOT" flag on my partition which has installed win7, and my bootmgr is missing. | 15:43 |
Mehrin_ | would you help me with that? | 15:43 |
arcnewuss | how do you add linux-source from cdrom | 15:43 |
jago25_98 | There really should be a refresh button on networkmanager.... | 15:43 |
Jeruvy | sss, where you at? | 15:43 |
sss | Jeruvy, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Rescue%20Mode | 15:43 |
Jeruvy | sss, did you boot? | 15:43 |
chawxj | teamviewer , let me try | 15:44 |
bhavesh | so will just applying the flag BOOT on the partition where I have installed win7 solve my problem? | 15:44 |
vikithakar | jrib: Thanks, It worked. | 15:44 |
sss | Jeruvy, no. if you mean the command "boot" then it's an unknown command | 15:44 |
Mehrin_ | arcnewuss: Edit>add cd rom | 15:44 |
aqeel | from where can i get ubuntutweak? | 15:44 |
Jeruvy | sss, just reboot ;) | 15:44 |
nerdinneed | bhavesh no | 15:44 |
jrib | vikithakar: no problem | 15:45 |
bhavesh | nerdinneed, then what do I need to do? | 15:45 |
sss | Jeruvy, back to "no such device" | 15:45 |
nerdinneed | bhavesh: you need to do update-grub so that grub reconginzes windows and adds it to the boot entries | 15:45 |
bhavesh | nerdinneed, I accidently formated the drive where win7's bootmgr was | 15:45 |
bentob0x | How do I mount my home folder on my network-connected laptop as my ~/Laptop folder on my desktop ? | 15:45 |
bitplane | aqeel: http://ubuntu-tweak.com/ | 15:45 |
arcnewuss | i have the cdrom but cant find linux-source | 15:46 |
sss | Jeruvy, I need to go now. | 15:46 |
bhavesh | and nerdinnerrd, when I do sudo update-grub2 it does not show me win7 in the list | 15:46 |
arcnewuss | i did apt-cdrom -m add | 15:46 |
nerdinneed | bhavesh: hm... in that case i dont know further | 15:46 |
nerdinneed | sorrz | 15:46 |
bhavesh | ok np | 15:46 |
Jeruvy | sss, try again later. | 15:46 |
xw4400 | how can i see what type of video card i got? | 15:47 |
nerdinneed | lspic | 15:47 |
nerdinneed | lspci | 15:47 |
chawxj | aqeel: terminal windows client can support remote win7? | 15:47 |
Garzooka | hello | 15:47 |
aqeel | yes | 15:47 |
aqeel | i have tested it last night | 15:48 |
chawxj | ok, let me tyr | 15:48 |
chawxj | ok, let me try | 15:49 |
arcnewuss | when I add cdrom with apt-cdrom it compliains there is no lucid/main/binary-i386/Packages | 15:49 |
aqeel | appname is tsclient | 15:49 |
xw4400 | is there a way to see the amount of RAM on my video card? | 15:50 |
aqeel | use protocol RDPv5 | 15:50 |
ActionParsnip | Ramir00: any good to you? | 15:50 |
salat | hey..could anyone recomend me a good xml editor...i have to view very large (4-5mb) xml files so a good code folding is essential.. | 15:50 |
arcnewuss | on the cdrom that file is .gz should I ungunzip and mount i dunno | 15:50 |
ActionParsnip | salat: gedit has highlighting | 15:50 |
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salat | ActionParsnip: jop, but no code folding (?) | 15:51 |
Encr9 | Hey guys how to check to see when something is using a drive or file? getting: device-mapper errors, Device or resource busy or command failed error when trying to mount a truecrypt file | 15:51 |
xw4400 | ah.. found it.. its an nvidia quadro nvs290, with 256m... I'd like to replace it with a better one, any tips? | 15:51 |
chawxj | oh | 15:51 |
ActionParsnip | salat: bluefish maybe | 15:51 |
ActionParsnip | xw4400: ask in ##hardware | 15:51 |
sipior | salat: any modern editor should do what you need. vim and emacs both have modes for xml editing. and code-folding, come to that. | 15:52 |
nippo-z | hello | 15:52 |
chawxj | aqeel: I just test tsclient, it can't remote | 15:52 |
drostin77 | I'm having some trouble with realtek drivesr (shocker i know...): Specifically I appear to have the RealTek 8119 pci network card | 15:52 |
aqeel | r u using IP address or hostname | 15:52 |
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aqeel | try with local IP | 15:52 |
speedStick | hi, anyone know how to install mod_gzip in apache2 under ubuntu? | 15:52 |
nippo-z | hello? | 15:52 |
speedStick | I tried to compile it without success | 15:52 |
sipior | nippo-z: something we can help you with? | 15:53 |
Encr9 | Hey guys how to check to see when something is using a drive or file? getting: device-mapper errors, Device or resource busy or command failed error when trying to mount a truecrypt file | 15:53 |
sipior | Encr9: have a look at "lsof" | 15:53 |
bitplane | speedStick: what error messages? you should probably ask in an apache-specific chat room rather than this high volume place | 15:53 |
paradflow | just a query; is there a 64 bit intel version? | 15:53 |
Encr9 | ok thanks sipior | 15:53 |
speedStick | ok | 15:53 |
drostin77 | but the Realtek 8119 card appears not to have any driver's that work with it. Anyone know if 8139 or 8169 drivers work with this? or if so if another driver works with this? googleing "realtek 8119" etc. is not coming up with much | 15:54 |
paradflow | ---->ubuntu that is. | 15:54 |
Jeruvy | paradflow: amd64 will do. | 15:54 |
Pici | paradflow: The AMD64 version will work on any processor that is EMT64 compatible. | 15:54 |
nerdinneed | hi, can i have ubuntu installed witha separate /boot partition. if i install a second ubuntu, can i use the same partition or do i need an extra /boot partition for every linux i install? | 15:55 |
drostin77 | (specifically lspci gives me "Realtek Semiconductor Co Ltd. Device 8119 (rev 10)") | 15:55 |
paradflow | I have an intel duo core | 15:55 |
mec_ | hi, i'm trying to add my website files into usr/share/apache2 but it says i dont have rights to the destination......how do i change that? | 15:55 |
Pici | paradflow: Thats fine. | 15:55 |
callaghan | Hello, I am trying to use Ubuntu as my only OS, but I have problems with mounting DVD ISO's. When I right click and choose "Archive Mounter" an icon appears in nautilus but the DVD cannot be played, even VLC fails. I am looking for an application like Daemon Tools or VirtualCD in Windows, app-indicator support would be nice but is not essential. What are your recommendations? Thanks for your help. | 15:55 |
Jeruvy | nerdinneed: each os will have it's own bootloader, but you should have one boot manger. | 15:55 |
jrib | mec_: why /usr/share/apache2? Don't you want /var/www/? | 15:55 |
paradflow | excellent....I will download that, getting rid of windows, this is far better ;) | 15:56 |
mec_ | i didnt know about that one. ty i thought /usr/share/apache2 cuz thats where the default page is at. but ok | 15:56 |
ActionParsnip | paradflow: the 64bit will work on intel and amd 64bit CPUs. amd just hit desktop 64bit chips first | 15:57 |
nerdinneed | Jeruvy: so 2 ubuntu will give me 2 /boot partition (if i choose to have /boot for both of them on a extra partition) - but i can install grub always to the mbr of the hhd? | 15:57 |
paradflow | right | 15:57 |
ActionParsnip | nerdinneed: why a seperate ubuntu? | 15:57 |
TheFuzzball | mec_ or better yet, /srv/http | 15:57 |
paradflow | I have an acer laptop | 15:57 |
jrib | mec_: /var/www/ is the default DocumentRoot. But you still won't have permissions to that :) You should setup a new group like www-editors for example, give that group the ability to write to /var/www and then add your user to that group (see ubottu) | 15:57 |
jrib | !permissions > mec_ | 15:57 |
ubottu | mec_, please see my private message | 15:57 |
devios | hey all - i could really use some help here - I have an Ubuntu Intrepid server running inside of a colocation facility. I want to upgrade it to current version. Is it in any way possible to do remotely given Intrepid is EOL'd? | 15:57 |
ActionParsnip | callaghan: vlc can ply ISOs like files | 15:57 |
Jeruvy | nerdinneed: pretty much. | 15:58 |
Ramir00 | ActionParsnip to use instructions?, deb http:// ........ or read about installing, which I use to install? | 15:58 |
arcnewuss | how do you install linux-source | 15:58 |
allu2 | Hello, i have Toshiba Satellite A200-SV1 and i noticed A200 seems to be ubuntu 10.10 certified ( http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/200710-167 ) Well i tested a little and i've noticed that if i install or use even from live cd ubuntu 10.10 it heats up my computer dramaticly, fan spins all the time but still temperature rises on idle even up to 80°C(on stress up to 90°C! i shutdown it at that point), now i use 10.04 where | 15:58 |
paradflow | got a hd radeon card on it 512k pretty nice for a lappy | 15:58 |
organise | hi how can i change the boot splash screen in ubuntu 10.10 | 15:58 |
nerdinneed | ActionParship i have a 10.04 install that is working more or less. now i want to try 10.10 | 15:58 |
organise | *? | 15:58 |
TheFuzzball | devios: /etc/apt/sources.list and apt-get dist-upgrade | 15:58 |
jrib | speedStick: seems mod_deflate replaced mod_gzip in apache2, no? And you should have mod_deflate :) | 15:58 |
ed15k | Celebrate Epoch Day 15000 starting at midnight GMT: http://slashdot.org/submission/1454114/Unix-Epoch-Day-15000-starts-at-midnight-GMT | 15:58 |
arcnewuss | how do you install linux-source without network access | 15:58 |
nerdinneed | Jeruvy: thank you! | 15:59 |
devios | TheFuzzball: where do I go to get the /etc/apt/sources.list file contents? | 15:59 |
Jeruvy | nerdinneed: your welcome. | 15:59 |
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callaghan | ActionParsnip: :O wow, you are right! Thanks, that helped a lot, I never tried that. | 15:59 |
awanti | I am purchase nvidia ion nettop. So i want to confirm that Ubuntu will support or not? | 15:59 |
arcnewuss | devios cat /etc/apt/source.list | 16:00 |
MuNk` | anyone know a cli based download manager that supports megaupload? | 16:00 |
awanti | http://www.slashgear.com/nvidia-ion-platform-gets-tested-promising-hd-and-gaming-performance-0332928/ | 16:00 |
TheFuzzball | devios: do sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list and replace intrepid with maverick | 16:00 |
Jeruvy | awanti: Why don't you burn a Desktop ISO and take that with you to the dealer and test it out? | 16:00 |
organise | hi how can i change the boot splash screen in ubuntu 10.10? | 16:00 |
BluesKaj | nerdinneed, I had 10.10 on my elcheapo acer laptop and it ran very well. | 16:01 |
TheFuzzball | devios: but Intrepid is very old, I don't know how well it will work, upgrading over that many versions... | 16:01 |
jrib | MuNk`: tucan | 16:01 |
Ramir00 | ActionParsnip understand? my english is not good | 16:01 |
devios | TheFuzzball: ya this could get very ugly very fast, eh? | 16:01 |
awanti | they might not allow me to do this. But they are told me windows 7 will work. But i don't want 7 | 16:01 |
salat | ActionParsnip: bluefish doesnt provide me code folding and nearly crashes when syntaxhiglighting my xml | 16:01 |
nerdinneed | next time, the should ship a proper irc client with the live cd! empathy as irc client is horrible! i even dont get informed when some1 addresses me >) | 16:01 |
devios | TheFuzzball: since I cant keep Intrepid secure and up-to-date, what do I have to lose, right? | 16:01 |
nerdinneed | >( | 16:02 |
Ramir00 | horrible? | 16:02 |
Pici | nerdinneed: Its a known problem unfortunately. :/ | 16:02 |
TheFuzzball | devios: are you doing this in a production environment? | 16:02 |
bitplane | it does suck as an IRC client, but I don't think ditching it is a good idea | 16:02 |
nerdinneed | Pici that can easily be solved... lets hope :D | 16:02 |
devios | TheFuzzball: sort of - nothing that cant be redeployed easily | 16:03 |
devios | TheFuzzball: backing up everything important now | 16:03 |
nerdinneed | bitplane they dont have to ditch it... but xchat or something like that would be great | 16:03 |
TheFuzzball | devios: OK, do: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list and replace all instances of intrepid with maverick | 16:04 |
TheFuzzball | devios then do sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 16:04 |
ActionParsnip | salat: i don't code any outside simple bash scripts. Geany maybe | 16:04 |
devios | TheFuzzball: thx - gotta finish this backup first since it's hioghly likely this thing is gonna brick. | 16:04 |
TheFuzzball | devios: If anything fails do sudo apt-get -f install | 16:04 |
sarge1221 | Does anyone know of a good security advising channel or is this the channel to be asking? | 16:05 |
ActionParsnip | Ramir00: add the bold tex in your software centre | 16:05 |
bitplane | sarge, what's the question about? | 16:05 |
Gringo | Hey guys how do i install flash player and swfdec and gnash swf players from terminal? | 16:05 |
devios | TheFuzzball: I'll post the modified sources.list file to a pastebin before I do it | 16:05 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: if you install them all they may fight | 16:05 |
sarge1221 | bitplane, I used rkhunter and I don't know how to interpret the logs. From what I can see it doesn't look good but i could be wrong. | 16:05 |
TheFuzzball | devios: I can't predict what will happen, dist-upgrade is usually fine from one release to another, but I've never done it across 4 releases... | 16:06 |
Gringo | when i go to certain website it asks me to install them but when i click on install it says something about broken packages but i need it as i cant see the website properly | 16:06 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree gnash swfdec-player-0.8.0 possibly, use: apt-cache search something to verify | 16:06 |
bhavesh | I marked one of my partition as BOOT, it didnt work so I remove it | 16:06 |
bhavesh | and now I lost my grub menu | 16:07 |
bhavesh | I am logged in from ubuntu live CD | 16:07 |
bhavesh | what should I do to get my grub menu back | 16:07 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: ah then can you run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get --reinstall install nano; echo; lsb_release -a; uname -a | 16:07 |
jrib | devios: don't upgrade from intrepid to maverick :/ follow ubottu's instructions on how to properly upgrade (or just do a fresh install) | 16:07 |
jrib | !upgrade > devios | 16:07 |
ubottu | devios, please see my private message | 16:07 |
bhavesh | its a live USB | 16:07 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: use: http://pastie.org to give the output, thanks | 16:07 |
ActionParsnip | devios: clean install will be much quicker and give a cleaner OS | 16:07 |
sarge1221 | Is this the channel to be asking about rkhunter or should I try some place else? | 16:08 |
ActionParsnip | sarge1221: its in theUbuntu repo so is supported if you use Ubuntu | 16:08 |
bhavesh | isnt there any line in the terminal to restore my grub ? :( | 16:08 |
ActionParsnip | sarge1221: supported here, that is | 16:08 |
ActionParsnip | bhavesh: sudo update-grub | 16:09 |
bitplane | sarge, got a log | 16:09 |
sarge1221 | ActionParsnip, No I have it installed. I want some help in figuring out exactly what the log is reporting. | 16:09 |
bhavesh | ActionParsnip, it gives me this : /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for / (is /dev mounted?). | 16:09 |
ActionParsnip | sarge1221: well you can ignore the 'ok' lines, if you pastebin the rest we may be able to comment | 16:09 |
bhavesh | ActionParsnip, I am on a live USB | 16:10 |
Ramir00 | Actionparsnip copy this line in a shell???? deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/cosme/my-builds/ubuntu maverick main. | 16:10 |
devios | jrib: TheFuzzball: ActionParsnip: it's in a remote datacenter. physical access not an option. the proper upgrade instructions say to go From 8.10 to 9.04, but to "Be sure that you have all updates applied to Ubuntu 8.10 before you upgrade. " which is not possible | 16:11 |
devios | jrib: TheFuzzball: ActionParsnip: is it? | 16:11 |
jrib | devios: it is possible, read the link ubottu sent you :) | 16:11 |
ActionParsnip | Ramir00: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:a.bono/samba3.5; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade | 16:11 |
Gringo | i think its kinda worked i can see images but when i click on zoom to enlarge the image i cant see and it asks me to install flash again | 16:11 |
bhavesh | anyone? | 16:11 |
ActionParsnip | bhavesh: http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/06/howto-recover-grub2-after-windows.html | 16:12 |
blinki | they "playback" button in wireshark is missing with respect to RTP streams and VOIP. Is there a package that provides this functionality? | 16:12 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: if you can give the output of the command I can get your packages square again | 16:12 |
HackeMate | hello, i have a problem with webdav, i can see it from a mac but not from windows | 16:12 |
HackeMate | when i try to add the http address it says is wrong, i must choose another one | 16:13 |
HackeMate | what do i wrong | 16:13 |
Gringo | how do i give you the output? sorry new to ubuntu | 16:14 |
devios | jrib: how do i update intrepid prior to going to juanty if intrepid is EOL? | 16:15 |
devios | jrib: i dont see that in the instructions... | 16:16 |
jrib | devios: did you read the link I sent you? It tells you about the old-releases repository: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades/Intrepid | 16:16 |
GanjaReefer | devios, backup everything you need and grab a 10.10 cd is your best option | 16:16 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: use the link I gave, copy the page to the pastebin and hit the paste button. Copy the new address in the address bar and paste it here | 16:16 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: pastebin is NOT ubuntu specific and can be used in any OS | 16:16 |
Gringo | actionparsnip how do i give you output file | 16:16 |
devios | GanjaReefer: again, i dont have physical access to the machine :-) | 16:16 |
mec_ | i got my files in there thank you. but now when i view my website, its downloading my index.php instead of viewing it. is there something i need to change? | 16:17 |
bhavesh | ActionParsnip : if I change GRUB_DEFAULT=0 to GRUB_DEFAULT=1 grub will be set to default right? | 16:17 |
GanjaReefer | devios, well I don't think what you are planning is a good idea. Just saw ur last post not the part about no access. | 16:17 |
Gringo | not sure what to type to give you the output | 16:17 |
ActionParsnip | bhavesh: no, that is the number of the entry in the grub menu that wil be the default, 0 is the topmost entry, then as you read down the list increase the number, its a way of controlling what is highlighted by default, not set it to default | 16:18 |
bhavesh | ActionParsnip, ok | 16:18 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: run the BIG command I gave, copy the tex, go to http://pastie.org and paste the text in the BIG box. Hit the paste button then wait. When the page has changed, copy the address in the address bar of your browser and paste it here | 16:19 |
tan | Gringo: please read above, the answer has been given already | 16:19 |
cal_ | upgraded to 10.10 and X crashes randomly using firefox clicking on links.. or I can get it to crash every time by bringing up an xterm and holding down the enter key.. after a couple pages of returns, X crashes to login screen. what would cause this, for just X apps and nothing else? | 16:20 |
ActionParsnip | tan: seems the packages are messed, the output will diagnose this | 16:20 |
cal_ | 9.04 on same hardware was very stable. | 16:20 |
srsly | what does ubuntu use as its default battery monitor? i can't seem to google-fu it | 16:20 |
Gringo | http://pastie.org/1496392 | 16:20 |
GanjaReefer | srsly, gnome-power-manager ? | 16:21 |
ActionParsnip | cal_: try a clean install, may help | 16:21 |
sarge1221 | ActionParsnip, Okay I have it ready. http://pastebin.com/cxxCE0a9 | 16:21 |
cal_ | ActionParsnip : this IS a clean install, lol | 16:21 |
srsly | :P | 16:21 |
srsly | thanks | 16:21 |
srsly | that wasn't obvious or anything | 16:22 |
srsly | derp derp | 16:22 |
devios | GanjaReefer: its an AWFUL idea, but i've got no choice, lol. thx for your concern! | 16:22 |
GanjaReefer | srsly, np. | 16:22 |
devios | jrib: i found it thx! | 16:22 |
ActionParsnip | cal_: ahh, you said it was an upgrade, implying a previous install then upgrading to | 16:22 |
GanjaReefer | devios, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do ;-P | 16:22 |
aetas | who #regexp | 16:23 |
aetas | oops | 16:23 |
cal_ | ActionParsnip : yeah, sorry. just meant that I had 9.04 on it before. but it was a clean wipe and install. | 16:23 |
aetas | actually do you guys know if theres a regular expression channel? | 16:23 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: ok your packages look fine | 16:23 |
cal_ | ActionParsnip : what log file do i look for errors? nothing in messages, or Xorg, or syslog files. | 16:23 |
Gringo | ActionParsnip what do i do now? | 16:23 |
aetas | or if anyone here knows regexp enough for a quick question ;) | 16:24 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: ok what is the output of: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep swf; dpkg -l | grep gnash thanks | 16:24 |
ActionParsnip | cal_: what video chip do you use? | 16:24 |
ActionParsnip | http://pastebin.com/cxxCE0a9 | 16:24 |
Gringo | 8800GT | 16:24 |
cal_ | ActionParsnip : have tried both geforce 7800 and geforce 7600. crashes when using either card. | 16:25 |
xw4400 | is it possible to play windows games on ubu? I got me a present (call of duty black ops)... | 16:25 |
ActionParsnip | cal_: try removing the nouveau driver then rebooting to use the nv driver, then install the proprietary if needed | 16:25 |
cal_ | ActionParsnip : 9.04 using the 7600 did not crash. | 16:25 |
GanjaReefer | xw4400, yes and no but mostly No. lol | 16:25 |
xw4400 | hmm... | 16:25 |
xw4400 | have 2 keep my dual boot then... | 16:26 |
cal_ | ActionParsnip : not sure how to go about doing that? | 16:26 |
ActionParsnip | cal_: jaunty used a differnet xorg version | 16:26 |
GanjaReefer | xw4400, If you play alot of games id recommend it. | 16:26 |
cal_ | ActionParsnip : also, why would it be a video card driver if it only crashes while interacting with it? X stays up all night long as long as i dont click on anything or push any keys. even had a movie playing for 2 hours. | 16:27 |
BluesKaj | cal_, I'm running the 7600gt here with the nvidia-current "recommended" driver ...are you ? | 16:27 |
cal_ | BluesKaj : how do i check? | 16:27 |
Gringo | http://pastie.org/1496410 | 16:28 |
sarge1221 | ActionParsnip, Is it looking pretty bad or are most of those nothing to worry about? | 16:29 |
elik | During the installation, there is a way to select the keyboard that I find really cool. I haven't been able to recall this feature after installation (press one of these keys on your keyboard, is there a X key on your keyboard, etc) | 16:29 |
ActionParsnip | sarge1221: I'm not conversant with the app, sorry | 16:30 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: seems you split the command up for some reason, the command would have outputted a LOT less, seems you don't have flash installed which is fine. Simply install flashplugin-nonfree and you are ok | 16:31 |
BluesKaj | cal_, system admin/hardware drivers | 16:31 |
nucc1 | ActionParsnip, the package is called 'flashplugin-installer' nowadays | 16:32 |
ActionParsnip | !info flashplugin-nonfree natty | 16:32 |
ubottu | flashplugin-nonfree (source: flashplugin-nonfree): Adobe Flash Player plugin installer (transitional package). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 10.1.102.65ubuntu2 (natty), package size 1 kB, installed size 40 kB (Only available for i386 amd64 lpia) | 16:32 |
ActionParsnip | !info flashplugin-nonfree maverick | 16:32 |
ubottu | flashplugin-nonfree (source: flashplugin-nonfree): Adobe Flash Player plugin installer (transitional package). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 10.1.102.65ubuntu0.10.10.1 (maverick), package size 1 kB, installed size 40 kB (Only available for i386 amd64 lpia) | 16:32 |
nucc1 | !info flashplugin-installer maverick | 16:33 |
ActionParsnip | nucc1: looks fine to me | 16:33 |
ubottu | flashplugin-installer (source: flashplugin-nonfree): Adobe Flash Player plugin installer. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 10.1.102.65ubuntu0.10.10.1 (maverick), package size 19 kB, installed size 184 kB (Only available for i386 amd64 lpia) | 16:33 |
ActionParsnip | nucc1: source: flashplugin-nonfree ;) | 16:33 |
nucc1 | ActionParsnip, it's just a transitional package. | 16:33 |
Phoenixz | jrib: I can see any and all pages without proxy.. the ssh proxy, well, I have access to that remote server, and that remote server also can access any and all pages.. The ssh proxy is on my localhost, so that should not be blocked by any firewall as well.. and my laptop has no firewall running atm.. | 16:34 |
jrib | Phoenixz: can you describe *exactly* the steps you take to set this up? | 16:34 |
khem_ | Anyone here use Ubuntu on a Macbook/ Mac? I would like to know how they have configured their keyboard, and use it. | 16:34 |
Gringo | Whats the command for the non free please | 16:34 |
sarge1221 | I take it no one is familiar with rkhunter? | 16:34 |
piegod | Good afternoon. Is anybody here experienced with ebox? | 16:34 |
nucc1 | Gringo, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer | 16:35 |
elik | Is there a way to use the installation keyboard layout chooser after installation? | 16:35 |
ActionParsnip | !flash | Gringo | 16:35 |
ubottu | Gringo: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 16:35 |
piegod | Or more specifically the usersandgroups module, which causes a big error when I try to enable it :( | 16:35 |
Gringo | ok done it but somehting didnt install http://pastie.org/1496447 | 16:36 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: both will work | 16:36 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: run: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sevenmachines/flash && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install flashplugin64-installer | 16:37 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: gives native 64bit flash rather than using nspluginwrapper nonsense | 16:37 |
sacarlson | Gringo: you running a 64bit system? | 16:37 |
Gringo | my processor is 64bit but i used wibi to installed ubuntu so not sure whichone it installed | 16:38 |
Gringo | in future do i just type this sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sevenmachines/flash && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install flashplugin64-installer | 16:38 |
sacarlson | another good reason not to install 64bit? | 16:38 |
Zonetti | tarde.. | 16:38 |
nucc1 | Gringo, for 64-bit Ubuntu, yes. | 16:39 |
devios | jrib: TheFuzzball: ActionParsnip: GanjaReefer: backup to complete shortly - then gonna start the process of remotely upgrading from intrepid to jaunty, then jaunty to karmic, then karmic to lucid then lucid to maverick following the instructions at ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes ) and ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes#Unsupported%20%28Obsolete%29%20Versions ) - will let you know if I am successful or n | 16:39 |
Gringo | its worked guys thank you very much | 16:39 |
UltraParadigm | I need some help with the traceroute command | 16:39 |
red2kic | sacarlson: You don't have amd64 machine. That's a good reason. Anything else? Nope. :) | 16:39 |
GanjaReefer | devios, good luck >.< | 16:39 |
Gringo | so just to make sure in future all i type is this sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sevenmachines/flash && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install flashplugin64-installer or do i need the non-free too? | 16:39 |
TheFuzzball | Ubuntu really should do a rolling release... | 16:40 |
devios | jrib: TheFuzzball: ActionParsnip: GanjaReefer: thx you all for the help! | 16:40 |
TheFuzzball | devios: np | 16:40 |
red2kic | TheFuzzball: It will. | 16:40 |
sacarlson | red2kic: I do have a amd64bit machine, today I found that skype is still not 64bit | 16:40 |
nucc1 | Gringo, it always depends. in the future, you'll probably be more experienced, so you'll know what is appropriate, or you'll ask again | 16:40 |
ActionParsnip | Gringo: 64bit flash rocks hard | 16:40 |
cabs | #kousen | 16:40 |
devios | TheFuzzball: indeed - on debian systems, you can set up the sources.list file in such a way that it is release agnostic - just have to manually do dist-upgrade every one in a while. it's awesome. | 16:40 |
UltraParadigm | I am able to ping an address, but when I traceroute it, at the end I only get "***" for the final hops, and no "trace complete" message | 16:40 |
red2kic | sacarlson: Yes. You only have to install 32bit libariries to get Skype working. | 16:41 |
sacarlson | red2kic: please tell that to the canon driver group | 16:41 |
ActionParsnip | UltraParadigm: some systems block icmp | 16:41 |
Garzooka | i am back like I said | 16:42 |
TheFuzzball | devios: arch linux is best for rolling release | 16:42 |
UltraParadigm | ActionParsnip: Well, I guess that would explain it. :) | 16:42 |
UltraParadigm | thx | 16:42 |
ct529 | I often develop and compile mathematical programs on ubuntu. I would like to put some compilation flags by default, but I cannot find the configuration file for the compilers. | 16:42 |
sipior | ActionParsnip: he did mention that he was able to ping the address. | 16:43 |
ct529 | for example, i would like to add -march=native and -O3, but cannot find the files where to add them | 16:43 |
nucc1 | ct529, are you not using makefiles? | 16:43 |
nucc1 | sipior, yes, but traceroute is quite different from ping. | 16:43 |
ct529 | nucc1: some times yes, some times no | 16:43 |
ct529 | nucc1: so I would rather have it at whole system level | 16:44 |
ActionParsnip | sipior: true | 16:44 |
sipior | nucc1: my point is that if the target system was blocking icmp, the ping would have failed. | 16:44 |
nucc1 | sipior, i don't know if gcc has a way of setting defaults | 16:44 |
piegod | does anybody know how to get the ebox usersandgroups module to enable successfully? | 16:44 |
nucc1 | sipior, traceroute is like pinging every system through which the packet travels before it reaches its target | 16:44 |
killtill | Anyone running Maverick @ a Mac ? | 16:45 |
ct529 | nucc1: I expected a general configuration file, like /etc/make or /etc/build .... | 16:45 |
sipior | nucc1: see my previous statement. | 16:45 |
nucc1 | ct529, yes, i am not aware of that, but don't take my word for it. google, or find a gcc channel | 16:45 |
________xD | ---------------------------------______________________--------------- | 16:45 |
nucc1 | sipior, you are misunderstanding traceroute. | 16:45 |
nucc1 | sipior, ping is a command that is decoded only by the target host. | 16:46 |
sipior | nucc1: i notice you do not deign to provide an explanation. | 16:46 |
Pici | ________xD: please don't do that. | 16:46 |
nucc1 | sipior, ok, let me explain. | 16:46 |
Garzooka | if anyone wants 10 free .mp3s pm me for a link | 16:46 |
ct529 | nucc1: yes, i have already googled for a couple fo days that is why I came to the room | 16:46 |
killtill | Anyone had problems after the Updates on Friday ? | 16:46 |
killtill | Killed gdm. | 16:47 |
nucc1 | sipior, the traceroute program sends an ICMP package with a TTL of "1". The TTL value of packets is decremented at every router through which a packet passes, and dropped when it reaches zero. | 16:47 |
GanjaReefer | Garzooka, flac owns mp3 | 16:47 |
sipior | nucc1: yes, i know. | 16:47 |
nucc1 | ct529, look for the gcc or g++ channel. | 16:47 |
Garzooka | GanjaReefer well theres a site which gives you 10 of them for free | 16:48 |
skin | 123 | 16:48 |
skin | 12ss | 16:48 |
GanjaReefer | Garzooka, take that somewhere else not in #ubuntu | 16:48 |
oCean | Garzooka: how is that related to this support channel? | 16:48 |
piegod | does anybody know how to get the ebox usersandgroups module to enable successfully? | 16:48 |
nucc1 | sipior, the first host gets the packet, decrements it, and finds TTL == 0, so it drops the packet, and sends back a message to the originator. The originator notes the host the warning is coming from, and sends out a new packet with TTL =2, which now goes up to two routers in the path | 16:48 |
jiajunjie | 中国人? | 16:48 |
sipior | nucc1: i understand all of this already. could you come to the point, please? | 16:48 |
AbhiJit | how to lock keyboard? | 16:49 |
oCean | !cn | jiajunjie | 16:49 |
ubottu | jiajunjie: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道:打字 /join #ubuntu-cn 或者 打字 /join #ubuntu-tw 或者 打字 /join #ubuntu-hk | 16:49 |
jiajunjie | is there any one who can speak Chinese? | 16:49 |
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nucc1 | sipior, the point is, if there are 18 hosts between you and your target, and one of those hosts blocks ICMP, then you will get blanks for that host. | 16:49 |
jrib | !ch | jiajunjie | 16:50 |
ubottu | jiajunjie: Das Schweizer Team finden sie unter #ubuntu-ch, deutschsprachigen Support bekommen sie aber in #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de oder #edubuntu-de. Aus regionalen Gründen ist im Schweizer Channel nur Englisch erlaubt. Geben sie einfach /join #ubuntu-at ein! Danke für ihr Verständnis. | 16:50 |
sipior | nucc1: yes. | 16:50 |
skin | ww | 16:50 |
jrib | oops | 16:50 |
jiajunjie | 有人也会说中文? | 16:50 |
ct529 | nucc1: I do not seem to be able to post of gcc channel, it rejects my messages | 16:50 |
piegod | does anybody know why ebox has a bug trying to enable the users and groups module? | 16:50 |
jrib | !cn | jiajunjie | 16:50 |
ubottu | jiajunjie: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道:打字 /join #ubuntu-cn 或者 打字 /join #ubuntu-tw 或者 打字 /join #ubuntu-hk | 16:50 |
jiajunjie | 还以为都是黄毛鬼子 | 16:50 |
Jeruvy | !register | ct529 | 16:50 |
ubottu | ct529: Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode | 16:50 |
nucc1 | nucc1, so being able to ping the target has nothing to do with the delivery boys not responding to ICMP. | 16:50 |
ct529 | nucc1: I also though that it was more a problem of how the distribution packed the compilers | 16:50 |
nucc1 | sipior, so being able to ping the target has nothing to do with the delivery boys not responding to ICMP. | 16:50 |
nucc1 | ct529, you need to register your nick. check www.freenode.net or so | 16:51 |
sipior | nucc1: ping is also an ICMP packet. | 16:51 |
ct529 | nucc1: yes, I am already registered | 16:51 |
nucc1 | sipior, yes, ping is an ICMP packet, but it is addressed to your target. | 16:51 |
nucc1 | sipior, wheras, your traceroute sends out ICMP packets that are meant to be processed by the first, then the second, then the third and so on... hosts in the path between you and the target. | 16:52 |
sipior | nucc1: yes, but the traceroute problem shows up at the end of the route. if the final host in the chain is blocking ICMP, the ping will fail and traceroute will show the "* * *" mentioned by the original question. that was all i said. | 16:53 |
nucc1 | sipior, was that clear enough? | 16:54 |
Garzooka | holy s**t it works | 16:54 |
Aldr1g | I'm experiencing very strange problems, irc works, but browsing through chrome or firefox does not. All browsers give me a 500 error and a bunch of code | 16:55 |
Aldr1g | i switched to win7 but the same problem persists | 16:55 |
nucc1 | sipior, sorry, traceroute doesn't send ICMP packets. it sends normal packets. | 16:56 |
sipior | nucc1: yes, but the time exceeded reply *is* an ICMP packet. | 16:56 |
Aldr1g | can anyone help? | 16:56 |
nucc1 | sipior, i suppose it's possible to ignore any ICMP messages other than the standard ping reply. | 16:56 |
GanjaReefer | nucc1, sipior can you take it to offtopic or something | 16:57 |
nucc1 | GanjaReefer, funny name. you can see the talk is winding down. | 16:57 |
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UltraParadigm | nucc1, Sipior, I appreciate the explainations you guys! I have learned alot | 16:58 |
GanjaReefer | nucc1, yea you two have been going at it politely for like 10 minutes. | 16:58 |
sacarlson | Aldr1g: what does ping google.com return? does a ip address return? | 16:58 |
_Neytiri_ | i am having a issue getting a printer setup | 16:58 |
tjs_ | hello to everyone!i have a problem with my printer!when i click on print a msg appears telling that ink level is low!this is impossible because i changed it 3 days ago!i also try to print in my laptop with the same printer and works perfectly!any help/suggestion? | 16:58 |
nucc1 | !ask | _Neytiri_ | 16:58 |
ubottu | _Neytiri_: 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. :-) | 16:58 |
sipior | GanjaReefer: this is a channel where we hash out this sort of question. if that bothers you, find somewhere else to play. | 16:58 |
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UltraParadigm | That's one reason I love this channel ^_^ | 16:59 |
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GanjaReefer | UltraParadigm, don't worry im not going to argue with him. | 16:59 |
UltraParadigm | I can ask a question and other will argue about it untill there is a resolution, :-) | 16:59 |
_Neytiri_ | i have 1 printer configured and every time i try to print form the command line with lp i get this error lp: Error - no default destination available. | 17:00 |
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mec_ | every time i try to access my website from http://localhost or my dyndns address it downloads my index.php. how do i stop this? | 17:00 |
_Neytiri_ | mec_, sounds like php isnt setup | 17:00 |
oCean | mec_: if php is installed, then you may heb to enable it still: "sudo a2enmod php5" and restart apache2 | 17:01 |
Taos | i have two similar directories I want to smash them together how | 17:01 |
mec_ | it says already enabled | 17:01 |
squidly | is there a way to have apt-get update a package if another version is already installed? | 17:01 |
UltraParadigm | Taos, more specifically, do you wish to overwrite files with the same name, or keep the latest versions? | 17:02 |
tjs_ | hello to everyone!i have a problem with my printer!when i click on print a msg appears telling that ink level is low!this is impossible because i changed it 3 days ago!i also try to print in my laptop with the same printer and works perfectly!any help/suggestion? | 17:02 |
Taos | keep the latest versions. | 17:02 |
GanjaReefer | squidly, sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get install packagename it will install if it is newer | 17:02 |
oCean | mec_: after enabling the php5, was apache restarted? | 17:02 |
needlez | tjs: what kind of printer?? | 17:03 |
squidly | GanjaReefer: apt-get install will install the package if its not instlled either | 17:03 |
tjs_ | hp D1660 | 17:03 |
tjs_ | INKJET | 17:03 |
GanjaReefer | squidly, you just want to update all of your packages ? | 17:03 |
squidly | GanjaReefer: no a couple of specific ones. | 17:03 |
mec_ | yes it was restarted | 17:04 |
GanjaReefer | squidly, hrm. not sure I know sudo apt-get upgrade but that does them all. | 17:04 |
squidly | this is across about 100 VM's but I dont want to install the package if it's not installed | 17:04 |
_Neytiri_ | how do i configure a global default printer so the command lp <file> works | 17:04 |
may_psu | lol | 17:04 |
tjs_ | @needlez do u know how i can fix it? | 17:05 |
oCean | mec_: create a file called phpinfo.php in your webserver root, with this contents: http://paste.ubuntu.com/, then browse to it, it should return php information | 17:05 |
* jrib bets mec_ 1 cookie it is his browser's cache | 17:05 | |
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Dr_Willis | _Neytiri_: you can use the cups web interface, or the gnome cups interface.. or theres cups command line tools. | 17:05 |
needlez | tjs_: maybe not sure yet what kind of printer?? some printers require a second seperate set of drivers... alot of the HP's come to mind with what I mean | 17:06 |
mec_ | nah i cleared the cache and it still did that | 17:06 |
GanjaReefer | squidly, well upgrade won't install anything new.. just upgrade EVERYTHING. | 17:06 |
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_Neytiri_ | i tried setting it in bups and it didnt wrok | 17:06 |
mec_ | @oCean the link for pastebin is empty | 17:06 |
tjs_ | @needlez but with my laptop works fine! | 17:07 |
oCean | mec_: I see, one moment | 17:07 |
UltraParadigm | Taos: I think what you are looking for is rsync | 17:07 |
oCean | mec_: http://pastebin.com/Z3gEcJPy | 17:07 |
needlez | tjs_: ok, but are they both running linux?? or the same version of linux?? | 17:07 |
nucc1 | mec_, try checking your log files to see what is happening | 17:07 |
JohnFlux | Hi all | 17:07 |
JohnFlux | I have screen corruption now | 17:07 |
JohnFlux | I didn't before | 17:07 |
JohnFlux | I think the drivers were updated or something? | 17:07 |
Dr_Willis | _Neytiri_: check the cups.org docs. I recall it working last time i tried it. | 17:08 |
squidly | GanjaReefer: ok thanks | 17:08 |
anirvana | hi :) how do I install xampp for 64 bit ubuntu? where is it available? | 17:08 |
GanjaReefer | squidly, also --only-upgrade although its the same thing afaik. | 17:08 |
Pici | !xampp | anirvana | 17:08 |
ubottu | anirvana: We do not support XAMPP installs here. Please use the LAMP stack that is in our repositories, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP for more information. | 17:08 |
UltraParadigm | Taos: There is also a program called unison which helps maintain the sync between two directories, like for backup purposes, however it only works to maintain because it needs to monitor the directories. Everything has to be "untangled" first. | 17:09 |
mec_ | i think i got this now......when i view it in localhost. it downloads it. but now if i view it in the dyndns address, it shows the page. so for some reason localhost is glitched | 17:10 |
Varc | Anyone here know a program for work with Python but in software desing. I mind like Visual Studio for Windows but in Python and linux, where i program the code but the design too | 17:10 |
wlcasey | Hello. I need help for a broken dependencie : libcsound-5.1. Anyone can help me please ? | 17:11 |
_Neytiri_ | wheni ran the commadn lpstat -p -d i got this output lpstat: No destinations added. | 17:11 |
_Neytiri_ | no system default destination | 17:11 |
nucc1 | Varc, there is no one solution in linux. You use Glade and any Ide of your choice, like Anjuta | 17:11 |
wlcasey | i need a earlier version of libcsound and i don't know how to install it | 17:12 |
wlcasey | anyone ? | 17:12 |
Dr_Willis | !pin | wlcasey | 17:12 |
ubottu | wlcasey: pinning is an advanced feature that APT can use to prefer particular packages over others. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto | 17:12 |
jpsman | Hi. What file can I modify to change which default Windows Manager will be used at startup? System>Administration>Login Screen no longer controls this behavior. I also can not use the ubuntu log in screen. (there is a glitch with this rather old laptop) I'm using 10.04 | 17:12 |
sacarlson | mec_: you modify the /etc/apache2 configs? | 17:12 |
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wildc4rd | afternoon all | 17:12 |
Varc | nuccl: Ok thanks you | 17:12 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: if you are not using gdm. you can edit your .xinitrc file (make one) and run whatever window manager you want. and use 'startx' to launch it. | 17:12 |
Aldr1g | still nothing, maybe provider related ... | 17:12 |
wlcasey | ubottu > yes but the version i want is not in the repository | 17:13 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 17:13 |
wlcasey | ^^ | 17:13 |
DevilHan | need serious help, I hate ubuntu TODAY | 17:13 |
sacarlson | Aldr1g: I think so | 17:13 |
wlcasey | but the package i want is not in the repository | 17:13 |
AbhiJit | !ask | DevilHan | 17:14 |
ubottu | DevilHan: 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. :-) | 17:14 |
jrib | wlcasey: why do you think you need an earlier version? Pastebin exactly what you ran and the full output (that you alluded to in your first message) | 17:14 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis: No I am using GDM (I dont know how to not) | 17:14 |
DevilHan | on my laptop, ubuntu hung, so I press the power button for 5 sec and shut it down now it boots up with mounting errors | 17:14 |
wlcasey | because the sofware i want to install tell me that need it | 17:14 |
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DevilHan | mounting /dev on /root/dev failed: no such file or directory | 17:14 |
jrib | wlcasey: Pastebin exactly what you ran and the full output (that you alluded to in your first message) | 17:14 |
oCean | _Neytiri_: use "sudo lpadmin -d printername" to set default destination | 17:14 |
DevilHan | this is just devastated! | 17:15 |
DevilHan | and I can't get into the system | 17:15 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: then it should be selecting what wm to use. It may be your .dmrc file is set to the wrong owner. (delete it and it will get remade) | 17:15 |
_Neytiri_ | lpoptions -d HP-LaserJet-4100 | 17:15 |
_Neytiri_ | lpoptions: Unknown printer or class! | 17:15 |
DevilHan | mounting /dev on /root/dev failed: no such file or directory, anyone knows how to fix that? | 17:15 |
oCean | _Neytiri_: lpadmin | 17:15 |
_Neytiri_ | ah misread | 17:15 |
DevilHan | I've googled around and none of the solution seems to be easy | 17:15 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis: where is that file? or any of these that handle WMers ? | 17:15 |
DevilHan | mounting /dev on /root/dev failed: no such file or directory when booting up, anyone knows a quick way to fix that? | 17:16 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: its in your home dir. with all the other .Whatever files | 17:16 |
_Neytiri_ | lpadmin -d 192.168.123.49 | 17:16 |
_Neytiri_ | lpadmin: The printer or class was not found. | 17:16 |
wlcasey | ok sorry. It a .deb file from launchpad. I try to install it with dpkg -i name_of_package and : name_of_the package need libcsound64-5.1 to be configured | 17:16 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis: Thanks :OD | 17:16 |
_Neytiri_ | even tried hte naem | 17:16 |
_Neytiri_ | the name* | 17:16 |
Dr_Willis | DevilHan: there may not be a quick way.. the system crashed for a reason. You could start by booting a live cd and 'fscking' the filesystems. | 17:16 |
jrib | wlcasey: what .deb file *exactly*? | 17:16 |
oCean | _Neytiri_: lpstat -p does not output anything? | 17:16 |
wlcasey | ok i'm searching for it | 17:16 |
jrib | wlcasey: just pastebin what you ran in your terminal and the full output (paste.ubuntu.com) | 17:17 |
jrib | !who | wlcasey | 17:17 |
ubottu | wlcasey: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 17:17 |
wlcasey | it's smacher | 17:17 |
DevilHan | Dr_Willis, it crashed for no reason, :( I wasn't doing anything | 17:17 |
DevilHan | I closed the lid | 17:17 |
wlcasey | ok ty i try | 17:17 |
_Neytiri_ | lpstat: No destinations added. | 17:17 |
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DevilHan | and when I took the laptop out again, it is still running and hang | 17:17 |
Dr_Willis | DevilHan: there was a reason.. hopefully it was not a hd failure type reason... | 17:18 |
DevilHan | it is not, this has happened to me quite frequently | 17:18 |
DevilHan | last time I had to do a reinstall | 17:18 |
Dr_Willis | DevilHan: every time you close the lid? | 17:18 |
wlcasey | jrib it's smasher | 17:18 |
DevilHan | no | 17:18 |
GanjaReefer | DevilHan, in terminal type dmesg see any I/O errors ? | 17:18 |
sacarlson | DevilHan: hybernate with no swap? | 17:18 |
jrib | wlcasey: just pastebin what you ran in your terminal and the full output (paste.ubuntu.com) (this is the third time I ask for this information) | 17:18 |
Dr_Willis | If your ubuntu system is constantly 'crashing' and needing reinstalls.. that defaintaly sounds like a possible HD failing issue. | 17:18 |
DevilHan | I did an install 3 weeks ago, after running for a week, it happened, I had to reinstall it | 17:18 |
DevilHan | and now it happen again | 17:19 |
oCean | _Neytiri_: lpstat -p did output that? It seems there are no printers configured | 17:19 |
DevilHan | I mean one it is not stable, 2 it is very hard to recover, and I am not exactly a Unix newbie | 17:19 |
capooti | trying to install postgres on a fresh ubuntu 10.10 box, getting an error when apt-get completes the installation and try to start the service | 17:19 |
_Neytiri_ | thats what i am tryign to fox | 17:19 |
GanjaReefer | DevilHan, open a terminal and type dmesg any i/o errors ? | 17:19 |
DevilHan | It is most likely a power issue | 17:19 |
_Neytiri_ | fix* | 17:19 |
_Neytiri_ | i added one via cups webinterfce and it prints a test page | 17:19 |
capooti | I can't find a solution | 17:19 |
capooti | this is the error when starting the service | 17:20 |
Dr_Willis | DevilHan: i would keep an eye on the dmesg outputs, and watch that system carefully.. also you could test by installing to a flash drive. and see if it still exibits the same flakey bahavir. | 17:20 |
DevilHan | I will try the dmesg command | 17:20 |
Dr_Willis | DevilHan: but for now. I would try a live cd and 'fsck' the filesystems | 17:20 |
DevilHan | ok | 17:20 |
capooti | * Error: could not exec /usr/lib/postgresql/8.4/bin/pg_ctl /usr/lib/postgresql/8.4/bin/pg_ctl start -D /var/lib/postgresql/8.4/main -l /var/log/postgresql/postgresql-8.4-main.log -s -o -c config_file="/etc/postgresql/8.4/main/postgresql.conf" | 17:20 |
DevilHan | so I am assuming that upon the hard shut down | 17:20 |
sacarlson | DevilHan: well I would boot a live cd and at least look at /etc/fstab and see if I can mount all of those | 17:20 |
DevilHan | something was not unmounted gracefully | 17:20 |
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DevilHan | ok thanks | 17:20 |
GanjaReefer | if you'r hard drive is dead dmesg will tell you DevilHan ......... | 17:21 |
DevilHan | so Dr_Willis, what would a fsck do in this case | 17:21 |
DevilHan | um, I don't think it is dead, again it happened before and it just take another reinstall | 17:21 |
DevilHan | it is more like if it doesn't shutdown gracefully | 17:21 |
GanjaReefer | DevilHan, ok man :-) | 17:21 |
sipior | DevilHan: is the machine a dual-boot setup? if so, does the other installed OS experience similar crashing problems? | 17:21 |
DevilHan | then the /root/dev, /root/sys, among other things are unmounted incorrectly | 17:22 |
DevilHan | this is a macbook pro 1,1 running exclusively on Ubuntu | 17:22 |
DevilHan | :) | 17:22 |
DevilHan | that is how much I love Ubuntu | 17:22 |
sipior | DevilHan: have you tested the memory recently? | 17:22 |
DevilHan | memory is fine man, I mean it had no problem running in OSX for the longest time | 17:22 |
sipior | DevilHan: recently? | 17:23 |
DevilHan | yes | 17:23 |
Dr_Willis | DevilHan: verify the filesystem is not totally messed up. | 17:23 |
DevilHan | I used it every day | 17:23 |
sacarlson | DevilHan: worst I've seen in most cases with bad shutdown is correpted superblock that can be fixed most the time | 17:23 |
DevilHan | for 10 hours | 17:23 |
Dr_Willis | hard drives seem to be the weakest link these days. If you have a spare laptop hard drive. You may want to try swapping it out. | 17:24 |
DevilHan | hm I see | 17:24 |
Dr_Willis | also you may want to disable the sleep/hibernate/suspend features in the future | 17:24 |
red2kic | DevilHan: You should do a YouTube clip of buying a Macbook Air, Package arrive. Open the box. Install linux on it without even booting up Mac. :) | 17:24 |
DevilHan | but I guess I still can't get over the fact that it runs perfectly on OSX, and on Ubuntu until there is a ungraceful shutdown | 17:24 |
Dr_Willis | DevilHan: if linux is installed to part of the HD thats going 'bad' that would explain a lot. | 17:25 |
sipior | DevilHan: how long ago did it run OS X? | 17:25 |
DevilHan | I should :) | 17:25 |
Dr_Willis | HD issues can cause all sorts of weirdness... | 17:25 |
DevilHan | 2 weeks ago it ran OSX | 17:25 |
GanjaReefer | all he needs to do is type dmesg to see if it is dead. | 17:25 |
Dr_Willis | GanjaReefer: he cant even boot it at this time. :) | 17:25 |
red2kic | DevilHan: Of course it ran perfectly on OSX. It was meant to work with that machine. Linux and Windows have to work with over thousand machines and new machines releasing every year. It's hard thing. | 17:26 |
sipior | DevilHan: when you made the machine exclusively ubuntu, did you delete any disk partitions? | 17:26 |
DevilHan | I let Ubuntu take care of it, and yes it wipe the whole thing out | 17:26 |
hatice | hi | 17:26 |
GanjaReefer | i'd run the manufacturers utility then, like seatools or whatever to see if it has bad blocks. or like Dr_Willis said go fsck it.... and dmesg while on live cd | 17:26 |
DevilHan | there is now a disk01 for 1MB, disk02 for 80GB, and a swap for 4GB | 17:26 |
DevilHan | ok thanks | 17:27 |
DevilHan | will try all those | 17:27 |
arcnewuss | lshw says network unclaimed for my two unboard network cards | 17:27 |
arcnewuss | onboard rather | 17:27 |
arcnewuss | test | 17:27 |
GanjaReefer | if it is a seagate id almost bet its dead. | 17:27 |
ActionParsnip | arcnewuss: websearch the product lines to find guides | 17:27 |
ActionParsnip | GanjaReefer: seagate rocks | 17:27 |
DevilHan | :) | 17:27 |
DevilHan | I was tempted to replace it with a SSD | 17:27 |
GanjaReefer | ActionParsnip, just got a 1tb bad block DOA this week..... | 17:27 |
DevilHan | but this thing is so old that I don't want to put in any more money in it | 17:27 |
GanjaReefer | ActionParsnip, but lets not go that direction difference of opinions id say | 17:28 |
hp_ | Is it ok to simply create a swap file on SSDs? | 17:28 |
Maxk | When i fullscreen a Flash video/stream on my second montior it opens on my main monitor, how to fix that? | 17:28 |
ActionParsnip | GanjaReefer: true :) | 17:28 |
nucc1 | Maxk, i guess your second monitor is the smaller one? | 17:28 |
DevilHan | I thought so, assuming u have the latest driver that deals with SSD write issues | 17:28 |
DevilHan | I guess | 17:28 |
_Neytiri_ | how do i add a printr via commandline | 17:28 |
Maxk | nucc1 yes it has lower resulotion yes. | 17:28 |
GanjaReefer | ActionParsnip, all I will say is WD has served me well hoping the same for my replacement drive coming ;-) glad seagate works for you though. | 17:29 |
nucc1 | Maxk, i have the same problem, no solution, in fact, for me, i can no longer play flash videos fullscreen on any monitor. | 17:29 |
nucc1 | Maxk, i guess flash is not HW accelerated, so it can't handle higher resolutions. | 17:29 |
red2kic | _Neytiri_: If you can -- http://machine-ip:631/ | 17:30 |
nucc1 | Maxk, i go to my PS3 when it's time to watch flash video :p | 17:30 |
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Maxk | nucc1 okey thx for the help anyways :( | 17:30 |
Dr_Willis | hp_: you can if you want. | 17:30 |
_Neytiri_ | been there it added it for cups but when i try lp there is no printer | 17:30 |
jrib | wlcasey: what version of ubuntu are you using | 17:31 |
arcnewuss | apt-get linux-source ->E: could't find package | 17:31 |
arcnewuss | could i download it from somewhere | 17:32 |
wlcasey | the latest ubuntu studio | 17:32 |
gregory | hi | 17:33 |
needlez | gregory: hi | 17:33 |
jrib | wlcasey: please put "jrib" in your reply when you are responding to me. What does « lsb_release -r » return? | 17:33 |
ActionParsnip | GanjaReefer: seagate rocks hard here but in general I just look at seek time ;) | 17:34 |
wlcasey | jrib ok i'm learning | 17:34 |
GanjaReefer | ActionParsnip, idk always had WD never had one fail just bought a brand new gigabyte i3 kit and the hd was dead in a week. seagate 1tb 32mbcache so I got a wd 1tb 64mb replacement for the same price. | 17:35 |
arcnewuss | my network module shows 0 used by in lsmod is this normal | 17:35 |
hp_ | Dr_Willis: are you implying that it is a bad idea? | 17:36 |
arcnewuss | im trying to get network cards working but not sure how to go about it | 17:36 |
needlez | arcnewuss: hi what is your wireless card | 17:36 |
Dr_Willis | _Neytiri_: the cups docs mention the commands to do it.. ive not dont it in ages.. also they got basic troubleshooting information. ( cups.org had online docs last i checked) | 17:37 |
needlez | arcnewuss: what kind is it?? model make?? is it itergrated or usb?? what?? | 17:37 |
arcnewuss | i have atheros ethernet and realtek wifi cards | 17:37 |
Dr_Willis | hp_: I dont use sdd's so no idea. You hear a lot of 'stuff' about proper ways to use sdd's to keep them from wearing out too soon. but given how new the tch is. Im not sure how much if it is valid vs rumors | 17:37 |
arcnewuss | onboard atheros ar8152 and realtek 8176 | 17:37 |
needlez | arcnewuss: realtek wifi cards should be detected by default usually, so what your saying is that they aren't working?? | 17:38 |
arcnewuss | yes no work | 17:38 |
needlez | arcnewuss: ok what version of ubuntu and what kernel image?? | 17:38 |
arcnewuss | lshw gives network - unclaimed for both cards | 17:38 |
ActionParsnip | !wireless | arcnewuss | 17:38 |
ubottu | arcnewuss: Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 17:38 |
arcnewuss | 10.04 2.6.32 | 17:38 |
needlez | 2.6.32- what?? | 17:39 |
arcnewuss | thanks bot but i went through that already | 17:39 |
jrib | wlcasey: you'll have to build it from source then, you can't use that deb file | 17:39 |
arcnewuss | -21 | 17:39 |
Pici | !who | 17:39 |
ubottu | As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 17:39 |
jrib | !compile > wlcasey | 17:39 |
ubottu | wlcasey, please see my private message | 17:39 |
needlez | arcnewuss: give me a min | 17:39 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Try apt-get install linux-source | 17:39 |
soreau | !info linux-source | 17:39 |
ubottu | linux-source (source: linux-meta): Linux kernel source with Ubuntu patches. In component main, is optional. Version 2.6.35.24.28 (maverick), package size 4 kB, installed size 32 kB (Only available for i386 amd64 lpia all armel) | 17:39 |
hp_ | Dr_Willis: thanks, yeah I'm don't much about it either. I dislike the slowness that comes with having swap on a HDD so I decided to try. | 17:40 |
arcnewuss | i dont know how to install linux source i get E:cant find package | 17:40 |
arcnewuss | is source on the cd or where can i download it | 17:41 |
wlcasey | jrib it will return the same error or not ? | 17:41 |
soreau | ! work | arcnewuss | 17:41 |
ubottu | arcnewuss: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. | 17:41 |
needlez | arcnewuss: I have a simple solution for the time while your looking for it have you tried to install the winxp drivers thru ndiskgtk?? | 17:41 |
jrib | wlcasey: you can't use the .deb, you need to build the program from source (the .tar.gz). Ubottu gave you some instructions on how to do that. Or you can look for an alternative program that is in the repositories instead | 17:42 |
saliak | I've got a netbook running ubuntu netbook remix setup as a controller for a hardware device. i'd like a full screen launcher to pop up on boot that gives the user a nice, easy to use, selection of a few programs to run. is there a good launcher anyone can suggest? the screen you get when you click the ubuntu logo on UNR looks good, but it requires clicking on the logo and i'm not sure how to change it. | 17:42 |
needlez | arcnewuss: you could install ndiskgtk and install the drivers from the cd they would be in the winxp part of the cd and theyll be .inf files | 17:42 |
arcnewuss | needlez: no I have not | 17:42 |
needlez | arcnewuss: I'd try that for right now cuz google isnt helping me much to find anything about your card... is it on a laptop?? and if so what model of laptop / brand?? | 17:43 |
arcnewuss | needlez but both cie offer native linux driver and i should use win driver with ndis | 17:43 |
wlcasey | jrib ok i'll try. thanx a lot. and thanx fot your patience | 17:43 |
ac3` | wut | 17:43 |
ac3` | fk this | 17:43 |
arcnewuss | needlez me lappy is toshiba l650 | 17:44 |
needlez | arcnewuss: if both offer a native linux driver then how can you not get internet thru them?? strange, are you sure its not malfunctioning?? | 17:44 |
arcnewuss | needlez i installed both native driver downloaded from respective websites and load them both with modprobe without error | 17:45 |
needlez | arcnewuss: what version of l650?? | 17:45 |
Dr_Willis | hp_: if you are actually using swap. best would be to get more ram. :) i guess on a sdd. would be the next best option | 17:45 |
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needlez | arcnewuss: have you tried to do iwconfig wlan0 up?? | 17:45 |
arcnewuss | needlez psk1ec | 17:45 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Does 'apt-get update && apt-cache search linux-source' show anything? If not, you need to fix your repositories | 17:46 |
arcnewuss | soreau let me check | 17:46 |
kn100 | ubuntu is telling me my password is wrong and when I try passwd it tells me passwd:Authentication token manipulation error | 17:46 |
arcnewuss | needlez yes i tried but get error no eth0=eth0 | 17:46 |
soreau | needlez: Please don't suggest ndiswrapper for cards that have fully working drivers in the kernel | 17:47 |
kn100 | what can I do? | 17:47 |
soreau | kn100: What user are you trying to login as? | 17:47 |
kn100 | soreau, trying to gain fakeroot | 17:47 |
needlez | soreau: I wasn't but his cards aren't working even though they claim to be supported | 17:47 |
devios | jrib: TheFuzzball: ActionParsnip: GanjaReefer: intrepid to jaunty upgrade process complete,,, rebooting... *crosees fingers and stops breathing* | 17:48 |
kn100 | soreau, before sudo <password> worked perfectly, now it's telling me my password is wrong | 17:48 |
soreau | needlez: That's what the work factoid is for. You never asked what part isn't working | 17:48 |
soreau | kn100: Can you login as your normal user ok? | 17:48 |
kn100 | soreau, I have my system set to automatically log in | 17:49 |
kn100 | soreau, want me to try on a tty? | 17:49 |
jrib | devios: only 3 more times! | 17:49 |
soreau | kn100: No, I mean type 'sudo login' and login as your normal user | 17:49 |
sageb1 | i have a client reporting a issue re: install/remove being broken with mfc685cwlpr. apt-get remove and apt-get install -f does not resolve the issue. | 17:49 |
ActionParsnip | !root | kn100 | 17:50 |
ubottu | kn100: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 17:50 |
kn100 | soreau, It asked me or password for kn100 , gave it that, accepted it, then asked for DORIS password (name of machine) | 17:50 |
soreau | jrib: You really have faith the upgrades will succeed? :) | 17:50 |
mec_ | where can i install SSH2 from? i can't find it in the package manager | 17:50 |
soreau | kn100: I don't know what you did but that doesn't sound typical | 17:50 |
kn100 | soreau, wait, it let me log in | 17:51 |
nucc1 | mec_, openssh-server | 17:51 |
kn100 | soreau, unusual..probably just entered the password wrong once | 17:51 |
kn100 | but whenever I tried doing sudo xyz it would tell me it was wrong, and I'm sure I was typing it in right earlier | 17:51 |
kn100 | so apparently I'm logged in now soreau | 17:51 |
jrib | soreau: well for me, since warty, I've only had one upgrade fail (and it only failed to start X and it was mentioned in the release notes but I didn't notice). I think with stock systems, they usually work out fine... | 17:52 |
sageb1 | client reports "error message is same: Errors were encountered while processing: | 17:52 |
ActionParsnip | !info dropbear | mec_ | 17:52 |
ubottu | mec_: dropbear (source: dropbear): lightweight SSH2 server and client. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.52-5 (maverick), package size 222 kB, installed size 604 kB | 17:52 |
sageb1 | mfc685cwlpr | 17:52 |
sageb1 | E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)" | 17:52 |
soreau | jrib: I guess you don't use your ubuntu boxes too much then :P | 17:52 |
mec_ | ok. ty | 17:53 |
jrib | soreau: heh, I stay away from 3rd party repositories. Only have medibuntu and nice independent apps I know won't mess with the guts of my system | 17:53 |
arcnewuss | soreau I too all out of repo exept for cdrom and i get error ign cdrom:// when searching for linux-source | 17:53 |
soreau | jrib: I am prone to mess with the guts ;) | 17:53 |
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jrib | soreau: vbox for that :) | 17:53 |
ActionParsnip | mec_: you can search software-centre for that sort of stuff or use: apt-cache search | 17:54 |
soreau | jrib: I mean just so that ubuntu doesn't drive me crazy | 17:54 |
jrib | soreau: oh | 17:54 |
sageb1 | hello | 17:54 |
soreau | Some of the defaults are retarded and not easily changable | 17:54 |
soreau | changeable* | 17:54 |
jrib | soreau: like what out of curiousity? | 17:54 |
kn100 | soreau, it let me log in via sudo login, but refuses me at su | 17:54 |
ActionParsnip | soreau: snap | 17:55 |
ActionParsnip | !rootpass | 17:55 |
Phong_ | hi anyone is available here? | 17:55 |
schnuffle1 | !ask | Phong_ | 17:56 |
ubottu | Phong_: 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. :-) | 17:56 |
ActionParsnip | !noroot | kn100 | 17:56 |
ubottu | kn100: We do not support setting a root password. Please don't offer instructions on how to set a root password or ask for help with setting it. See !root and !wfm for more information. | 17:56 |
soreau | jrib: I don't care for that ignorant 'keyring' password. Drives me insane. Then even after shutting that off, sometimes NetworkManager+nm-applet =phailsauce so I just chmod -x them and write my own scripts to run from rc.local | 17:56 |
kn100 | ActionParsnip, that is not the issue. | 17:56 |
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kn100 | ActionParsnip, the issue is I can't even use sudo because it just refuses my password | 17:56 |
ActionParsnip | if you need a root shell use: sudo -i easypeasy | 17:56 |
jrib | soreau: ah, I don't bother with the default desktop stuff so maybe that's part of the reason I don't have too many issues | 17:57 |
soreau | jrib: I am not clear on whether or not it would kick you off the internet just for loggin out of X (but it probably does which is not cool) | 17:57 |
jrib | soreau: yes it does | 17:57 |
ActionParsnip | kn100: then hold shift at boot and boot to root recovery mode, then you can run | 17:57 |
soreau | jrib: What do you bother with instead of the default desktop stuff? | 17:57 |
ActionParsnip | kn100: passwd foo and set the pass for 'foo' | 17:57 |
devios | jrib: TheFuzzball: ActionParsnip: GanjaReefer: success! doing next one... | 17:58 |
arcnewuss | soreau: if i do apt-cdrom add i get W: skipping nonexistent ... main/.../Packages | 17:58 |
kn100 | I'll give that a try | 17:58 |
nofrillz | msg nickserv identify hacker4life | 17:58 |
jrib | soreau: xmonad and handful of favorite apps (firefox and some terminals mostly) | 17:58 |
arcnewuss | soreau: at that location on the cdrom is packages.gz | 17:58 |
jrib | poor nofrillz | 17:59 |
sageb1 | thanks for your help. | 17:59 |
snimavat | what is the difference between gnome and unity? | 17:59 |
snimavat | gone desktop and unity ? | 17:59 |
arcnewuss | how do you add cdrom to repository the technique on help.ubuntu.com dont work | 17:59 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Why the heck are you trying to add repos from cd-rom? You should have a working internet connection so you can just use 'gksu --desktop /usr/share/applications/software-properties-gtk.desktop /usr/bin/software-properties-gtk' | 17:59 |
BajK_ | How can I change the background of a tty console? On my developer kubuntu in virtualbox, the consoles are blue like the plymouth screen but how do I accomplish this on a normal installation? | 17:59 |
jrib | arcnewuss: are you using the alternate cd? You can't do that with the desktop cd | 17:59 |
soreau | arcnewuss: There you can uncheck the cdrom and make sure the official repos are enabled | 18:00 |
arcnewuss | jrib thanks | 18:00 |
Dr_Willis | BajK_: thats a framebuffer feature I belive. | 18:00 |
srsly | thanks, bitches. | 18:00 |
Dr_Willis | BajK_: i find using the framebuffer in the console. slows down the conosole greatly | 18:00 |
BajK_ | hm that's right | 18:01 |
arcnewuss | soreau: I need linux-source and have no network card working | 18:01 |
BajK_ | I am glad that with the open source drivers I get my full screen resolution | 18:01 |
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soreau | jrib: With me, I usually use a distro like arch to play god with my X session. On ubuntu, I'd like things to JustWork[TM] | 18:01 |
BajK_ | so 1920x1080 on a console just rocks :) | 18:01 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Look here: | 18:01 |
soreau | !info linux-source | 18:01 |
ubottu | linux-source (source: linux-meta): Linux kernel source with Ubuntu patches. In component main, is optional. Version 2.6.35.24.28 (maverick), package size 4 kB, installed size 32 kB (Only available for i386 amd64 lpia all armel) | 18:01 |
Dr_Willis | BajK_: it can also LAG... | 18:01 |
arcnewuss | soreau: i have two net card with native linux support and both dont work | 18:01 |
soreau | arcnewuss: It's in the *main* repo. So it *definitely* should be available | 18:01 |
soreau | ! work | arcnewuss | 18:01 |
ubottu | arcnewuss: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. | 18:01 |
JPSman | What file can I modify to select my default Windows Manager? System>Administration>Login Screen doesn't work any more. using 10.04 | 18:02 |
soreau | arcnewuss: You don't need the linux kernel sources to make your cards work. But, the fact that this package is not available hints toward your system not being in correct working order | 18:02 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list file to ubuntu.pastebin.com | 18:02 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: you mean the default for all users? | 18:03 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: or just your single users default? | 18:03 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis: well, I am the only user so....yes? heh | 18:03 |
BajK_ | hm anybody have an idea why my wifi drops frequently on my notebook? It works when the notebook is right ontop of my wifi router but whenever I leave the room it drops | 18:03 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: .dmrc controls it for the user youa re logged in as.. i dont see much point in setting the system default on a single user system | 18:03 |
BajK_ | and it doesnt recognize it. so the wifi symbol signals connected and full strength (or a bit lower, yes) but I can neither access webpages, nor ping the router nor does ICQ connect (I see that wifi drops when icq disconnects) | 18:04 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: my .dmrc for gnome --> http://pastebin.com/KyX7WrHg | 18:04 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis: I tried deleteing .dmrc and it booted into gnome again. I want xfce or to TRY fluxbox (which is a harder wm to navigate) | 18:04 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: and GDM is not showing those options in its menus? | 18:04 |
BajK_ | I don't think its the power settings which someone already said here since it works fine when the notebook is right here at the router | 18:04 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: when it drops, run: dmesg | tail see what is output as it will give clues | 18:05 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: You installed xfce via 'sudo apt-get instasll xubuntu-desktop' ? | 18:05 |
tom866 | hey i just got a new battery for my laptop with windows 7. i am here for general pc support sorry. the new battery has just started charging, is it ok to use my pc while the battery charges? | 18:05 |
ActionParsnip | JPSman: I wouldnt say fluxbox was harder, just different | 18:05 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip: ok, I'll just go down to the living room and have a look thx | 18:05 |
Dr_Willis | tom866: should be. | 18:05 |
tom866 | and when the battery is fully charged i don't have to take the AC power cable out, correct? | 18:06 |
soreau | tom866: Yes it's ok | 18:06 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis, is GDM the start up screen? because that simply won't show on this older laptop. I have to boot into a WM directly without selecting a user. I installed xfce from synaptic | 18:06 |
soreau | tom866: Not necessarily though you generally want to be more concerned with heat when using a laptop | 18:06 |
tom866 | i have a cooling matt | 18:06 |
soreau | tom866: Great | 18:07 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: if you are not using gdm, then edit your .xinitrc and use 'startx' | 18:07 |
JPSman | ActionParsnip: it uses keyboard commands to control is boxes that are not intuitive for a windows user. | 18:07 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: make a .xinitrc | 18:07 |
tom866 | it is becayse of heat that i had to replace the battery funnily enough lol | 18:07 |
tom866 | because# | 18:07 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: it seems weird that GDM would not work. but X does.. | 18:07 |
soreau | tom866: There you go. | 18:07 |
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arcnewuss | soreau: i posted the content of my sources.list in ubuntu.pastebin.com/eaEjKju3 | 18:07 |
nofrillz | anyone wanna help me with sound? | 18:08 |
tom866 | yeah i bought the cooling matt with the battery so i don't ever get the problem again | 18:08 |
aeon-ltd | !sound | nofrillz | 18:08 |
ubottu | nofrillz: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 18:08 |
nofrillz | aeon-ltd, I already did that | 18:08 |
ModuleC | si | 18:08 |
nofrillz | thats why im here | 18:08 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis: I dont know if I am using gdm or not. startx is a terminal command and I don't boot to a terminal. yes, this is a very fickle old laptop (sporting only 250 meg o ram :O( | 18:08 |
nucc1 | nofrillz, don't ask to ask, Ask! | 18:08 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: GDM is the first screen where you login.. | 18:08 |
sero | espanish | 18:09 |
tom866 | anyway thanks for your help be seeing you | 18:09 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: so if you are not booting to a terminal.. then i imagine you are using GDM.... | 18:09 |
ColonelIngus | OH HAI! | 18:09 |
nucc1 | !es | sero | 18:09 |
sero | !es | 18:09 |
ubottu | sero: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 18:09 |
m2mg | I have a problem with wine (but not really wine) leaving entries in that when i go to properties of a file then go to open with tab i see entries for stuff from wine and i have un-installed wine | 18:09 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Alright this is the problem. You need to get rid of the cd and use real repos. You have a working internet connection on this ubuntu box, right? | 18:09 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: and it should have some menui items that appear at the bottom once you enter your username | 18:09 |
aeon-ltd | nofrillz: checked alsamixer? | 18:09 |
nofrillz | i did | 18:09 |
nofrillz | i dont have the soundcard loaded by alsa | 18:09 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: with that low ram. You may want to be using the 'lubuntu-desktop' its best for low end systems | 18:09 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis: hmm, ok that makes sense. but GDM won't show. if I boot directly into gnome or xfce it works. | 18:09 |
arosen | Any idea what the lib Z development package is called in ubuntu ? | 18:09 |
nofrillz | trying to figure out which one to load | 18:09 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: and how are you booting 'directly' ? | 18:10 |
ActionParsnip | JPSman: just because it doesn't use GUIs for config doesn't make it non-intuitive. The config files are VERY well documented with working examples all over | 18:10 |
aeon-ltd | nofrillz: OSS? then i can't help you, i've no experience with OSS | 18:10 |
Man_of_Wax | hi all, I've two identical partition, it is safe to copy my ubuntu installation from one to another and ugrading to natty in the newly copied partition? | 18:10 |
arcnewuss | soreau: I have two network cards that do not work | 18:10 |
ColonelIngus | Where do I find drivers for my microwave so I can check my thunderbird email from the kitchen? | 18:10 |
soreau | arcnewuss: That was not my question. There are other ways to connect to the internet other than wirelessly | 18:10 |
nofrillz | microwave | 18:10 |
nofrillz | trollface.jpg | 18:10 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis: via System>Administration>Login Screen - which is no longer working btw | 18:10 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: easiest way to take full controll. stop using GDM. make your .xinitrc run exactly what you want. | 18:10 |
arcnewuss | soreau: sorry I have two network card with which i cant access the network | 18:10 |
soreau | arcnewuss: So I assume you don't have another NIC like hard wire connection? | 18:11 |
ninjai | SSH Question: Is it possible to prevent password login (key only login) for ONLY ONE SSH user??? | 18:11 |
arcnewuss | soreau: i have two and only two and both cant access the network | 18:11 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis: how do I stop using GDM then? | 18:11 |
ActionParsnip | !nox | JPSman | 18:11 |
ubottu | JPSman: To start your system in text-only mode append 'text' (without the quotes) to the kernel line in the grub menu. You can access the grub menu by pressing Esc (Grub legacy) or Shift (Grub2) during boot. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Text%20Mode | 18:11 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: disable the gdm service. by renameing /etc/init/gdm.conf to be gdm.DONTRUN (or similer) | 18:12 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Ok, pastebin the output of 'iwconfig' or tell me if there is a wireless interface listed in the output | 18:12 |
arcnewuss | soreau: yes i do have a nic with hard wire connection but i dont know how to have it connect to the network | 18:12 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: or use the 'text' option, in your grub configs. edit /etc/default/grub and replace 'quiet splash' with 'text' | 18:12 |
zaxonspox | hello, someone compiled QT projects? need help | 18:12 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: then rerun update-grub. | 18:12 |
soreau | arcnewuss: If your router is configured for DHCP, it should justwork | 18:12 |
arcnewuss | soreau: lo no wireless extensions | 18:12 |
Dr_Willis | JPSman: for a 'test' you can just do a 'sudo service gdm stop' and that should get you to the console. You then edit .xinitrc as you want and run 'startx' | 18:12 |
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soreau | arcnewuss: Ok great, now tell me the line in the output of 'lspci' for your atheros card | 18:13 |
ColonelIngus | Anybody else here a huge fan of broadcom chipsets? | 18:13 |
soreau | ColonelIngus: nope. | 18:13 |
soreau | ! broadcom | ColonelIngus | 18:13 |
ubottu | ColonelIngus: Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx | 18:13 |
ColonelIngus | Talk about plug and play.. put your seatbelt on amirite!? | 18:13 |
soreau | ColonelIngus: nope. | 18:13 |
Pici | ColonelIngus: Do you have an on-topic support question? | 18:13 |
JPSman | Dr_Willis: do I create the .xinitrc in the /home/user directory? | 18:14 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip: so, it just dropped, no network, no pinging | 18:14 |
BajK_ | and now I am back here and everything's fine o.O | 18:14 |
BajK_ | but nothing on that dmesg | tail thing | 18:14 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: did the dmesg give any clues? | 18:14 |
arcnewuss | soreau: atheros communications AR8152 v1.1 Fast Ethernet (rev c1) | 18:14 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip: nope, just did some atkdb unknown key pressed things, lo: DIsabled Privacy extensions and some ext4 errors on start up | 18:15 |
BajK_ | but nothing changed when it droped | 18:15 |
arcnewuss | soreau thats the line from lspci | 18:15 |
BajK_ | arcnewuss: ? | 18:15 |
arcnewuss | BajK: yes that is me | 18:15 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: do you use WPA Enterprise? | 18:16 |
BajK_ | arcnewuss: ah, sorry, misread something | 18:16 |
Bates | hello | 18:16 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip: WPA Enterprise? | 18:16 |
Bates | i realy need some help | 18:16 |
BajK_ | you mean encryption? | 18:16 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: for wireless security | 18:16 |
arcnewuss | BajK: sorry for the misunderstanding | 18:16 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip: it says Encryption type: AUTO (TKIP/AES) and PSK, WPA/WPA2 | 18:16 |
Bates | i cant connect to my wifi :( | 18:16 |
Bates | via ubuntu10.10 | 18:17 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: try with just WEP, just to test | 18:17 |
Jedrzej_s | Hi | 18:17 |
sjamaan | Hi. I'm having trouble resetting my video resolution settings after accidentally messing them up. My display is currently unusable in graphics mode (Ubuntu 10.04.1) | 18:17 |
spid3rnet | bqts configure you card | 18:17 |
Bates | anyone? | 18:17 |
spid3rnet | bates configure you card | 18:17 |
ActionParsnip | Bates: run: sudo lshw -C network websearch for the product line to find guides | 18:17 |
arcnewuss | soreau: its staff from my realtek card who told me to use their native linux driver and thats where all the rpoblem started | 18:17 |
sjamaan | I tried to follow instructions I googled, but those instructions told me to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf. There is no /etc/X11/xorg.conf on this system | 18:17 |
Jedrzej_s | Does ,anybody know LINUX DISTRO which doesn't be free anymore ????????????? | 18:18 |
spid3rnet | or download kismet and install it | 18:18 |
arcnewuss | soreau: the make install is looking for kernel source | 18:18 |
Pici | !ot | Jedrzej_s | 18:18 |
ubottu | Jedrzej_s: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 18:18 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Are you sure that's a wireless card? (the atheros output you showed) | 18:18 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip: okay | 18:18 |
spid3rnet | the go to kismet/kismet.conf | 18:18 |
arcnewuss | soreau: i never said it was wireless | 18:18 |
spid3rnet | and configure your card | 18:18 |
m2mg | Jedrzej_s: Yes Magic OS | 18:18 |
saliak | anyone noticed issues with the wifi in ubuntu 10.10 connecting to apple airport base stations (like in a timecapsule)? | 18:19 |
Jedrzej_s | ubottu: ok, sorry | 18:19 |
arcnewuss | soreau: and to my knowledge it is not a wireless card | 18:19 |
BajK_ | man this networkmanager thingie is just a mess | 18:19 |
Jedrzej_s | m2mg: THX :) | 18:19 |
m2mg | Jedrzej_s: do u want a link | 18:19 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: there's also wicd and wifi-radar | 18:19 |
arcnewuss | BajK_: i like wicd | 18:19 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Ok.. it probably just needs headers then. Try this: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) | 18:19 |
saganbyte | what is the appropriate place to install software using install.sh | 18:20 |
arcnewuss | i got that | 18:20 |
arcnewuss | soreau: i got header | 18:20 |
zaxonspox | who can help with compiling QT project? | 18:20 |
m2mg | http://www.imagicos.com/index.html | 18:20 |
xangua | !compile | zaxonspox | 18:20 |
ubottu | zaxonspox: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 18:20 |
saganbyte | i mean should downloaded software go in /opt | 18:20 |
xangua | saganbyte: what do you want to install¿ | 18:20 |
drew2121 | i'm having trouble with suspend/resume, i can get my laptop to suspend by using the SUSPEND_MODULES="xhci-hcd" but on resume i have no trackpoint, any ideas? | 18:20 |
soreau | arcnewuss: You can download/install/extract the kernels sources from packages.ubuntu.com. Which version of ubuntu are you using? | 18:20 |
saganbyte | xangua, Komodo Edit | 18:20 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip and arcnewuss: yep I definitly like wicd. but has it got a decent kde integration by now? SO does it work with the widget? or does ist still screw up kde's tray in 4.5/4.6? | 18:20 |
Bates | anyone can help me with wifi problems? | 18:21 |
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arcnewuss | soreau: 10.04 kernel 2.6.32-21 | 18:21 |
Bates | pleeeeeeeease :) | 18:21 |
saganbyte | xangua, i knew the folder to install to but cant remember now :( | 18:21 |
soreau | Bates: Not unless you ask | 18:21 |
soreau | ! ask | Bates | 18:21 |
ubottu | Bates: 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. :-) | 18:21 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip: with WEP it doesnt connect at all | 18:21 |
Bates | ook :) | 18:21 |
Dr_Willis | saganbyte: unofficial/weirs stuff.. in /opt/ is normal :) | 18:21 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: wicd is DE independant so will look the same on any DE | 18:21 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: ok (bit weird) | 18:21 |
Dr_Willis | saganbyte: 'best' would be to just let the user keep it in their own home dir. if its for a single user. | 18:22 |
BajK_ | and that's the bad thing about it^^ | 18:22 |
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BajK_ | I want an integrated interface and nice usability, so networkmanager in kde definitly looks nice and has some good features | 18:22 |
saganbyte | xangua, ok, i think its opt/ | 18:22 |
BajK_ | but NEtworkmanager is just a [swear here], it is so awful. Sometimes I think how anybody can really install this on a production environment^^ | 18:22 |
saganbyte | xangua, ok, i think its opt/ | 18:22 |
saganbyte | xangua, oops | 18:22 |
Calinou | BajK_: me | 18:23 |
saganbyte | Dr_Willis, Ah... not sure of that.. there s only one user, me.. i think its /opt | 18:23 |
* Dr_Willis recalls the days befor we even had network-manager applications... | 18:23 | |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: there are options available as I said | 18:23 |
Dr_Willis | saganbyte: theres no real need to put it in /opt/ if you can put it in your /home/username/stuff dir.. | 18:24 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip: ? | 18:24 |
Bates | well...i installed ubuntu10.10 via windows and it works fine so far.but i have problem with my wifi.ubuntu finds my network(and other networks in range) im trying to connect to mine but after some seconds it says "disconected"(it never connects actualy) i can connect normaly to this network via windows | 18:24 |
Dr_Willis | saganbyte: what are you installing anyway>? | 18:24 |
saganbyte | Dr_Willis, komodo edit | 18:24 |
kva | ifconfig and iwconfig could help :-) | 18:24 |
* ActionParsnip isn't THAT oldskool | 18:24 | |
Dr_Willis | saganbyte: many apps can install either way. | 18:24 |
BajK_ | Calinou: so I doubt you have a smartphone with tethering capabilities or a network proxy that doesnt let you out or want to chose whether you want to go in via mobile, wifi or wired. so than NM is fine for you | 18:24 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: network manager isn't the only GUI solution to network management | 18:24 |
Calinou | BajK_: on gnome.. there's no another think | 18:24 |
Calinou | thing* | 18:24 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip: and I thought Linux finally arrived in 2011. I think I was wrong^^ | 18:25 |
kva | terminal could help, Calinou | 18:25 |
Calinou | why would NM be IN ubuntu... | 18:25 |
Calinou | terminal sux for this kind of this | 18:25 |
Calinou | i'm not a coder, lol | 18:25 |
BajK_ | indeed it does | 18:25 |
BajK_ | but networkmanager, well, it is not that good of a design | 18:25 |
Calinou | i don't want to wrtie the SSID at each connection | 18:25 |
Calinou | >.> | 18:25 |
arcnewuss | soreau: do i unpack the package with deb or just untar it in /usr/src | 18:25 |
Calinou | the only problem is that it asks to unlock "default" | 18:25 |
Calinou | :( | 18:25 |
Calinou | 2 passwords | 18:25 |
Calinou | one useless | 18:25 |
FloodBot1 | Calinou: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 18:25 |
BajK_ | Calinou: but I want to decide WHICH connection I want to use and not let networkmanger decide by random or hardcoded patterns | 18:25 |
drew2121 | problem solved =), nevermind | 18:25 |
Calinou | i only have 1 wifi spot nearby :) | 18:26 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: no way, its been around for a long long time | 18:26 |
Gulfstream | how do I start task manager? | 18:26 |
BajK_ | Calinou: eh, on KDE i created a second wallet called "WiFi" without password and said networkmanager to store its password there, so it automatically connets on startup | 18:26 |
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BajK_ | ActionParsnip: ? | 18:26 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: while you were probably looking forward to XP, I was installing Mandrake 7 :D | 18:26 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Install the deb package (with dpkg -i or the gui utility) and then it will place a tarball in /usr/src (IIRC) so you can extract it there (with file-roller or tar -xf) | 18:26 |
ActionParsnip | Gulfstream: in which desktop? | 18:26 |
Bates | well...i installed ubuntu10.10 via windows and it works fine so far.but i have problem with my wifi.ubuntu finds my network(and other networks in range) im trying to connect to mine but after some seconds it says "disconected"(it never connects actualy) i can connect normaly to this network via windows | 18:26 |
arcnewuss | soreau: perfect that is clear | 18:27 |
ActionParsnip | Bates: windows has different support so will act different | 18:27 |
BajK_ | ActionParsnip: the fact is: Networkmanager - at least its kde counterpart and I doubt it is any different on other platforms - doesnt let YOU decide which connection/device YOU want to use | 18:27 |
ActionParsnip | BajK_: then use something else | 18:27 |
dj100500 | what brute use on *nix for brute md5 hash | 18:27 |
marcobiscaro2112 | !wifi | Bates | 18:27 |
ubottu | Bates: Wireless documentation, including how-to guides and troubleshooting information, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 18:27 |
ej | hi | 18:27 |
ej | I would like to have a fail over server (DR), but at a completely different location | 18:28 |
dj100500 | what brute use on *nix for brute md5 hash | 18:28 |
jrib | BajK_: nm-connection-editor seems to allow that on gnome | 18:28 |
ej | someone recommended that I use dyndns to redirect the domain to server2 if server1 goes down, is this correct? | 18:28 |
devios | jrib: TheFuzzball: ActionParsnip: GanjaReefer: intrepid to jaunty and jaunty to karmic complete! great success! doing karmic to lucid now, then hopefully lucid to maverick following the instructions at ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes ) and ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes#Unsupported%20%28Obsolete%29%20Versions ) - so far so good... *crosses fingers again* | 18:30 |
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jrib | devios: by the way, why not just stay on lucid so you only need to upgrade every 2 years (hopping LTS -> LTS) | 18:30 |
BajK_ | jrib and ActionParsnip: you know, how to make networkmanager NOT use the wired connection? well, PLUG OUT the cable and that can't be the solution | 18:30 |
jrib | BajK_: I would uncheck "connect automatically" I suppose | 18:31 |
devios | jrib: that clearly makes way too much sense for my dumb ass... | 18:31 |
BajK_ | jrib: and where? there is no such option by default | 18:31 |
BajK_ | I would need to set up a manual wired connection | 18:31 |
BajK_ | and stil the "default" connection would stay | 18:31 |
jrib | BajK_: in the program I mentioned: nm-connection-editor. I don't use kde though | 18:32 |
BajK_ | hm, I think kde has a similar counterpart, but I'll have a look at that | 18:32 |
erUSUL | BajK_: if you define the wired iface in /etc/network/interfaces then NM will ignore it | 18:32 |
BajK_ | yeah, right, i will dig in config files. | 18:32 |
BajK_ | NOT: | 18:32 |
BajK_ | and what when I want to have it re-enabled? | 18:32 |
BajK_ | I need to undo the option? | 18:33 |
BajK_ | what is the purpose of listing all connections and have a DISCONNECT button if nm give a sh.. about this button :O | 18:33 |
dj100500 | than brute hashes under * nix | 18:33 |
dj100500 | help please | 18:33 |
GeekMan | i got a question i figure a good many of you use gmail whats the best way to set up my gmail so i can check it with evolution | 18:34 |
erUSUL | dj100500: rephrase the question; what are you trying to do? | 18:34 |
jrib | GeekMan: use imap | 18:34 |
erUSUL | GeekMan: ^ | 18:34 |
xangua | GeekMan: imap | 18:34 |
GeekMan | ok | 18:34 |
GeekMan | thanks | 18:34 |
soreau | GeekMan: What do you mean the best way? Just use evolution setup gui wizard | 18:34 |
soreau | I don't like mail clients anyway | 18:35 |
kpettit | how do I get rid of the "beep" noise on ubuntu desktop when press "tab" key. On the cli I use tab completion alot and it's freaking anoying to here that beep everytime I press tab | 18:36 |
erUSUL | kpettit: check gnome-terminal preferences | 18:36 |
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kpettit | erUSUL, thanks! | 18:37 |
devios | jrib: TheFuzzball: ActionParsnip: GanjaReefer: i actually have an edgy system that im gonna try to update all the way up too... lol | 18:37 |
ActionParsnip | dj100500: you have been spamming the channel with the same question with no joy. Try outlining what you are trying to achieve and it may be clearer | 18:37 |
kpettit | is there a way to globally turn off system sounds so I don't have to worry about it in other apps? | 18:37 |
aeon-ltd | quickfire! whats the client in this image http://filer.crshd.cc/screenshots/2011-01-22_18-37.png ? | 18:37 |
RandBrittain | I used to have Ubuntu and Windows 7 dual-booting from separate hard disks. But recently, for no reason I'm aware of, Windows 7 is no longer in GRUB's list of boot choices and update-grub2 doesn't find it. What should I do? | 18:37 |
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casa | hey me podrian ayudar con mi xubuntu? | 18:38 |
ActionParsnip | kpettit: in the sounds, set the sound scheme to none, however sound apps and the like will make sounds, to kill those simply mute the volume as you expect | 18:38 |
jrib | devios: you can try e -> f -> g -> h -> l (you're on the worst releases, the ones right after LTS :P) | 18:38 |
soreau | ! es | casa | 18:38 |
ubottu | casa: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 18:38 |
casa | can you help me with xubuntu | 18:38 |
kpettit | ActionParsnip, Close enough. Thanks. | 18:38 |
soreau | or is it itallian :P | 18:38 |
eXpL0d | so Ubuntu is basically Debian kernel+ Gnome DE right? | 18:38 |
casa | yeap | 18:38 |
soreau | casa: Not unless you ask | 18:39 |
kpettit | RandBrittain, You can manually edit the grub config if you know the disk info. | 18:39 |
soreau | ! ask | casa | 18:39 |
ubottu | casa: 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. :-) | 18:39 |
aeon-ltd | eXpL0d: yes, with extensive docs aswell | 18:39 |
xangua | eXpL0d: what do you mean by debian kernel¿¿ :S | 18:39 |
kpettit | I'd look for examples and go from there. If it doesn't work you can go back and try again | 18:39 |
RandBrittain | kpettit: I suppose that's true! | 18:39 |
RandBrittain | Not sure what caused it to suddenly disappear when it was working fine. | 18:39 |
kpettit | RandBrittain, sucks the GUI isn't working for you. But at least you can CLI things for now | 18:40 |
arcnewuss | my code compiled with sudo su ; make; make install but make; sudo make install dont work | 18:40 |
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PurplePeter | arcnewuss: Is that a valid chronology? If you can make as root the first time, there could be files left over that make the second time wasn't able to read/modify. | 18:41 |
grzegorz | . | 18:42 |
PurplePeter | arcnewuss: I suspect, however, that the chronology you meant was: "I tried make; sudo make install, but that failed, so then I ran the whole thing as root.". | 18:42 |
ActionParsnip | arcnewuss: you should compile as user | 18:42 |
PurplePeter | arcnewuss: If that's what you meant, then we need to know what you were compiling to help. | 18:42 |
ActionParsnip | arcnewuss: use: sudo -i to gain a root terminal too | 18:42 |
arcnewuss | PurplePeter: yes thanks | 18:42 |
erUSUL | arcnewuss: you only use sudo with make install ... | 18:44 |
arcnewuss | PurplePeter: you explained what I meant better than I | 18:44 |
harshn_ | My HP Notebook is burning ... Help !!! | 18:44 |
PurplePeter | arcnewuss: I unfortunately have to go catch a bus. Hopefully, you can get someone else here to help you with your specific compilation problem. | 18:44 |
* soreau hands harshn_ a fire extinguisher | 18:44 | |
arcnewuss | erUSUL: that does not work | 18:44 |
ActionParsnip | harshn_: what model is it? | 18:46 |
aeon-ltd | harshn_: if it was it would have kernel panicked and shutdown, or the psu would just give | 18:46 |
harshn_ | HP G42 355 TU | 18:46 |
harshn_ | running 10.10 | 18:46 |
harshn_ | cpu temp goes more than 85 degree C sometimes | 18:46 |
killown | how to do to change the ubuntu boot splash? | 18:47 |
ActionParsnip | harshn_: do you have the latest BIOS? | 18:47 |
aeon-ltd | !splash | 18:47 |
ubottu | To change the Gnome splash screen, use gnome-splashscreen-manager or change the GConf key /apps/gnome-session/options/splash_image using !gconf-editor. | 18:47 |
bonjoyee | harshn_: where are you reading the temps? | 18:48 |
aeon-ltd | killown: see above | 18:48 |
ActionParsnip | killown: there are plymouth themes in the repo | 18:48 |
killown | aeon-ltd, thanks | 18:48 |
harshn_ | lol.. !! I am here | 18:48 |
arcnewuss | soreau: thanks a lot the manufacturer driver works fine now that I got the linux-source | 18:48 |
killown | ActionParsnip, I am using the nvidia driver, so i think the plymouth will not works | 18:48 |
harshn_ | just noticed that I dont see any process using higher cpu | 18:48 |
harshn_ | xorg is max right now around 1 % or so | 18:49 |
killown | aeon-ltd I was talking about boot splash and not gnome splash | 18:49 |
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soreau | arcnewuss: That's great news! :) | 18:49 |
bonjoyee | killown: you need to install plymouth themes.. | 18:50 |
bonjoyee | !plymouth | killown | 18:50 |
ubottu | killown: Plymouth manages the Ubuntu boot process (before the root filesystem is mounted) and also provides a graphical boot animation. To change your Plymouth theme use « sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth && sudo update-initramfs -u » | 18:50 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Now that you have the internet, I would recommend going to sys>prefs>main menu and enabling Software Sources in the Administration menu then in the real menu, go to sys>admin>software sources and get rid of cdrom and enable all the official repos then let it update | 18:50 |
ActionParsnip | killown: you can make it use the fb driver for the duration of the boot so plymouth shows | 18:50 |
killown | bonjoyee works with nvidia driver? | 18:50 |
soreau | why the hell they disabled 'software sources' by default is beyond me | 18:50 |
bonjoyee | killown: thats a different issue..what version of ubuntu? | 18:50 |
ActionParsnip | killown: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/lucidubuntu-10-04-high-resolution-plymouth-virtual-terminal-for-atinvidia-cards-with-proprietaryrestricted-driver/ | 18:50 |
killown | 10.10 | 18:51 |
arcnewuss | soreau: of course, should I risk an upgrade as in apt-get upgrade | 18:51 |
bonjoyee | killown: does the current theme work? | 18:51 |
killown | ActionParsnip, bonjoyee thank you | 18:51 |
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soreau | arcnewuss: All's you want is to get rid of the cdrom 'repo' and add the official repos then do 'apt-get update && apt-get upgrade' | 18:51 |
marcobiscaro2112 | RandBrittain | 18:51 |
killown | bonjoyee, i installed kubuntu-desktop but after purge that it still keep the kubuntu boot splash | 18:51 |
Pici | !plymouth | killown | 18:52 |
ubottu | killown: Plymouth manages the Ubuntu boot process (before the root filesystem is mounted) and also provides a graphical boot animation. To change your Plymouth theme use « sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth && sudo update-initramfs -u » | 18:52 |
xangua | !puregnome | killown | 18:52 |
ubottu | killown: If you want to remove all !Kubuntu packages or !Xubuntu packages and have a default !Ubuntu system, follow the instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureGnome | 18:52 |
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bonjoyee | killown: you need to reset the plymouth theme...check above | 18:52 |
killown | ok | 18:52 |
arcnewuss | soreau: does dist-upgrade affect the install of the network card driver | 18:53 |
killown | sudo aptitude remove kubuntu-desktop | 18:53 |
killown | outdated tutorial | 18:53 |
killown | there is no aptitude | 18:53 |
marcobiscaro2112 | killown: use apt-get | 18:53 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Any kernel update/upgrade could be cause to rebuild/reinstall the driver. Hopefully this driver will be in a linux kernel coming soon (so it'll justwork and you wont have to mess with it) | 18:54 |
soreau | arcnewuss: Since you built the driver *against* the kernel, you may need to reinstall it after any kernel change | 18:54 |
arcnewuss | soreau: thanks is good to know | 18:55 |
kyafarthai | cam MacOS be installed inside the virtual machine? Ubuntu being the host ! | 18:55 |
antivirtel | Hi! How can I update to ubuntu-10.04.2, I have 10.04.1, but there are no upgrades... that is requirement of an anwser: http://askubuntu.com/questions/23116/randomly-displayed-flashing-lines-no-response-to-all-shrotcuts-just-power-off/23145#23145 | 18:55 |
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soreau | arcnewuss: Glad you got it working. Now fix your repos and update to the latest, then reboot into the new kernel and make sure the driver is working (you probably will have to rebuild it every kernel update until it's included with the kernel by default) | 18:56 |
kyafarthai | Can MacOS be installed inside the virtual machine?? Ubuntu being the host...!!! | 18:56 |
erUSUL | kyafarthai: not leagaly | 18:57 |
AgentCarmichael | Does anyone here have experience with gparted conerning windows7? | 18:57 |
AgentCarmichael | concerning | 18:57 |
WeThePeople | legaly | 18:57 |
kyafarthai | I have a legal copy of Mac | 18:57 |
pradeep | AgentCarmichael, meaning what??? | 18:57 |
kyafarthai | from my friend | 18:57 |
AgentCarmichael | Meaning: | 18:57 |
marcobiscaro2112 | antivirtel: the release 10.04.2 is just a cd with all updates applyied, if you install ubuntu 10.04 and upgrade it, you already have the same packages of 10.04.2 | 18:57 |
AgentCarmichael | If I resize a partition (split in two) using gparted, will my windows 7 system still boot then? | 18:57 |
mbeierl | kyafarthai: http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Vmware | 18:57 |
aeon-ltd | kyafarthai: its not legal if they used it, although apple doesn't use serials its against policy to use on more than one machine | 18:58 |
j0nnymoe | kyafarthai: think you will find thats not legal | 18:58 |
marcobiscaro2112 | kyafarthai: if it's of your friend, it's not yours :) | 18:58 |
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pradeep | AgentCarmichael, i dont think so man | 18:58 |
AgentCarmichael | You don't think so, how come? | 18:58 |
bonjoyee | AgentCarmichael: if you mean resizing the windows..and then creating a new partition..its perfectly doable.. | 18:59 |
antivirtel | marcobiscaro2112 I've just upgraded, but it still displays 10.04.1 when I choose a tty, is it correct? | 18:59 |
pradeep | it might affect the bootloader | 18:59 |
AgentCarmichael | Right, because I have messed up a previous install trying to partition. | 18:59 |
bonjoyee | AgentCarmichael: just need to be extra careful.. | 18:59 |
AgentCarmichael | And what is extra careful? | 19:00 |
AgentCarmichael | Bah. | 19:00 |
khem_ | ) | 19:00 |
marcobiscaro2112 | antivirtel: http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/ | 19:00 |
marcobiscaro2112 | antivirtel: the latest stable release of lucid is 10.04.1 (and not yet 10.04.2) | 19:00 |
antivirtel | oh marcobiscaro2112, the anwserer did a mistake, thanks :) | 19:01 |
bonjoyee | AgentCarmichael: the first part has to be windows...also backup all important files | 19:01 |
nerdinneed | hi, i ran jockey to get a wireless driver for me, but now i have the choice between two of them. one states "fwcutter is a tool which can extract firmware from various source files.It's written for BCM43xx driver files." and the other is described with "These package contains Broadcom 802.11 Linux STA wireless driverfor use with Broadcom's BCM4311-, BCM4312-, BCM4321-, andBCM4322-based hardware." is there any experience/preference or sugget | 19:01 |
AgentCarmichael | Mhm. | 19:01 |
AgentCarmichael | And then of course the unpredictable happens... my backup image is corrupt and irreperable. | 19:01 |
AgentCarmichael | :) | 19:01 |
zaxonspox | did anyone played around OMNET++ or INETMANET ? | 19:01 |
jrib | nerdinneed: I use STA | 19:02 |
soreau | ! broadcom | nerdinneed | 19:02 |
ubottu | nerdinneed: Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx | 19:02 |
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AgentCarmichael | I'll look into it. | 19:02 |
nerdinneed | soreau: thank you for the link :D | 19:02 |
soreau | I will be glad when broadcom finally allows an open driver | 19:02 |
dfenz | hi | 19:03 |
nerdinneed | jrib: did you base your decision on any knowledge or did you just randomly picked this one (btw. do you know what STA stands for)? | 19:03 |
pangaea | sudo apt-get upgrade | 19:03 |
pangaea | oops wrong window | 19:03 |
pangaea | haha | 19:03 |
dfenz | anybody know how to get flash video to work after xubuntu upgrade | 19:04 |
soreau | "No upgrades available for #ubuntu at this time." | 19:04 |
soreau | dfenz: Install flashplugin-nonfree? | 19:04 |
soreau | dfenz: Or try reinstalling it | 19:04 |
ActionParsnip | soreau: just buy products with chips supporting open drivers :) | 19:04 |
jondot | hi all, what are the option to manage Server through a GUI? | 19:05 |
marcobiscaro2112 | !flash | dfenz | 19:05 |
ubottu | dfenz: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 19:05 |
ActionParsnip | dfenz: remove all flash plugins and then reinstall flashplugin-nonfree only | 19:05 |
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soreau | ActionParsnip: I do. But I come across a helluva lot of those little broadcom chips (especially in this channel) | 19:05 |
dfenz | thanks to all | 19:05 |
kyafarthai | suggest any utility like IDM in windows which will give an option to download videos from sites like utube | 19:05 |
dfenz | anybody got a fix on a command that removes all flashplugins? | 19:05 |
armence | Hello all. Is there any way to see if another user is currently logged in? | 19:06 |
kyafarthai | i dont want want to use firefox plugins | 19:06 |
marcobiscaro2112 | armence: run 'who' at terminal | 19:06 |
genii-around | jondot: ebox is the recommended option | 19:06 |
jondot | genii-around, thanks | 19:06 |
micahg | how does one disable notify-osd temporarily? | 19:06 |
armence | marcobiscaro2112: Thanks | 19:07 |
aeon-ltd | kyafarthai: heh if its embedded you can use wget (its cli btw), or use view source in firefox and save as | 19:07 |
nerdinneed | It would be interesting, if provinding open drivers would increase the sellings of their chips. that would be the only argument for those making the decisions... | 19:07 |
luneth95 | hi | 19:07 |
kyafarthai | thanks aeon-ltd | 19:07 |
jondot | genii-around, zentyal? | 19:07 |
luneth95 | I'm trying to install ubuntu 10.10 to an external hard drive and I seem to be running into problems. is there any way I can installl ubuntu 10.10 to an external hard drive without partitionig? | 19:08 |
soreau | nerdinneed: It is no longer moot. The linux community probably purchases more hardware than users of other OS | 19:08 |
azzorcist | Anybody tried latest Pardus? | 19:09 |
john38 | Anybody here use Skype | 19:09 |
kyafarthai | I do | 19:09 |
soreau | luneth95: Why would you not want to partition? That is a step in the installation process | 19:09 |
john38 | kyafarthai, do you use it with pulseaudio | 19:09 |
luneth95 | I tried but then I had problemz with it | 19:09 |
kyafarthai | yups | 19:09 |
soreau | ! anybody | john38 and azzorcist | 19:10 |
ubottu | john38 and azzorcist: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 19:10 |
luneth95 | I did the partion thingy right but then when I booted up I got a gnome recovery | 19:10 |
brontoeee | how do i make sheduler appear in sbackup? http://imagebin.org/134366 | 19:10 |
ks07 | Is it possible to enable password-less ssh for one account only? | 19:10 |
soreau | Can't you do that with a pubkey? | 19:11 |
john38 | kyafarthai, when you configure sound device do you choose sound card microphone or pulseaudio | 19:11 |
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ks07 | thats what Im asking ;P | 19:11 |
luneth95 | and wubi doesnt work on external hard drives | 19:11 |
soreau | ! ssh | ks07 | 19:11 |
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ubottu | ks07: SSH is the Secure SHell protocol, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH for client usage. PuTTY is an SSH client for Windows; see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for it's homepage. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) and !sshd (Secure SHell Daemon) | 19:11 |
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ks07 | ty | 19:11 |
genii-around | jondot: I am back and forth to my computer, so there may be periods of long lag | 19:12 |
azzorcist | ubottu: Does anybody tried the latest Pardus 2011? I'm having problem with my USB mobile modem in it. | 19:12 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 19:12 |
jondot | genii-around, sorry. i was wondering if zentyal is now the new ebox and if people commonly use it. i want to set up a home server that i can also develop and deploy to as tests. | 19:12 |
ks07 | but still, the question remains - can I enable that without it affecting other logins? | 19:13 |
kyafarthai | JOHN..it by default pulseaudio in my case, cant even change them in skype... | 19:13 |
azzorcist | ubottu: err | 19:13 |
nerdinneed | soreau: jrib thank you both for you help. investigations seems to enforce the use uf the STA driver due to its superior performance over b43. | 19:13 |
john38 | kyafarthai, yeah i know what kind of webcam do you use | 19:13 |
soreau | nerdinneed: np | 19:13 |
marcobiscaro2112 | !sound | kyafarthai | 19:14 |
ubottu | kyafarthai: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 19:14 |
azzorcist | Does anybody tried the latest Pardus 2011? I'm having problem with my USB mobile modem in it. | 19:14 |
genii-around | jondot: They are different software, also for different kinds of puropse. | 19:14 |
kyafarthai | John | ? | 19:14 |
genii-around | *purpose* | 19:14 |
magellan | Someone still using csh here | 19:14 |
azzorcist | The same problem happen with Lucid's NetworkManager | 19:15 |
BajK_ | does anybody know if there is a good customer managing program? so where you can add customers, add appointmens, scan bills and faxes, print bills, etc? doesnt need to be for free but well is there any? | 19:15 |
john38 | kyafarthai, when i attempted video chat i lose microphone functionality | 19:15 |
jetscreamer | BajK_: yes there is i don't remember names | 19:15 |
jetscreamer | crm is the term | 19:16 |
jetscreamer | or so | 19:16 |
whyameye | how can I determine the native sampling rate(s) of my sound card? I know its max is 48K but I am wondering if 44.1K is natively supported or there is resampling happening on some level... | 19:16 |
jetscreamer | apt-cache search crm maybe | 19:16 |
magellan | how to perform addition and subtraction which value of variable is numbers in csh not bash? | 19:16 |
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kyafarthai | John | ohh I see.. did you check Video Devices in the OPTIONS in SKYPE??? | 19:16 |
BajK_ | jetscreamer: crm114 - versatile classifier for e-amil and other data | 19:17 |
nerdinneed | ahhhh, so nice... jsut found out about irssi's ignore function :D makes stuff a lot better to read ;) | 19:17 |
kyafarthai | John ||I mean even AUDIO DEVICES | 19:17 |
john38 | kyafarthai, everything works fine when i check in options video device, sound devices, only when i start a chat everything goes haywire | 19:17 |
jetscreamer | BajK_: try apt-cache search sugarcrm maybe | 19:17 |
jetscreamer | http://sourceforge.net/projects/sugarcrm/ | 19:18 |
nabukadnezar43 | hi | 19:18 |
kyafarthai | JOHN | just try sudo killall pulseaudio | 19:18 |
nabukadnezar43 | i had a question regarding security | 19:18 |
BajK_ | thx jetscreamer ill have a look at it | 19:18 |
nabukadnezar43 | when i visited a site on windows, nod32 warned of a virus in a .jar form | 19:18 |
nabukadnezar43 | is it possible to be affected by that virus on linux? | 19:18 |
jetscreamer | BajK_: http://www.sugarforge.org/content/open-source/ | 19:18 |
brontoeee | how do i make scheduler appear in simple backup? http://imagebin.org/134366 | 19:18 |
jetscreamer | BajK_: there are 50 billion others iirc | 19:19 |
john38 | kyafarthai, i disabled pulseaudio uninstall now just using alsa im able to select my webcam and sound card from options | 19:19 |
john38 | kyafarthai, in Skype | 19:19 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: if it is a multiplatform virus, yes | 19:19 |
john38 | kyafarthai, just have to test it | 19:19 |
nabukadnezar43 | how can it automatically run when visiting a site | 19:19 |
Buzzer | jkolpkoijk | 19:19 |
nabukadnezar43 | i didnt even click anything | 19:19 |
nabukadnezar43 | it just downloaded automatically | 19:20 |
aeon-ltd | nabukadnezar43: scripts. | 19:20 |
BajK_ | jetscreamer: okay but well I dont wanna have a web application, I can program one myself and I doubt there is any that integrates to kde's plasma desktop and usesw digets and remote notifications and whatever | 19:20 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: some time ago a java virus infected some linux, windows and mac systems (but on linux and mac it was not persistent: after a reboot, the computer was clean again) | 19:20 |
nabukadnezar43 | what cautions can i take on ubuntu then? | 19:20 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: do not run applets or java programs (actually, any programs) that you do not trust | 19:21 |
nabukadnezar43 | i dont install av normally on linux | 19:21 |
aeon-ltd | nabukadnezar43: firewall, train yourself to avoid sites like those | 19:21 |
john38 | Anybody know if you can use skype on linux to skype on windows?? | 19:21 |
aeon-ltd | john38: yes, it should work | 19:21 |
sageb1 | ok that split was s.l.o.w. | 19:21 |
nabukadnezar43 | marco as i said i didnt run any applets, it started itself automatically | 19:22 |
gordonjcp | john38: yes, of course | 19:22 |
sageb1 | jscript is firefox's weak point like activex for IE | 19:22 |
pradeep | john38, yes it works well | 19:23 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: well, the program was runned by someone, sometime | 19:25 |
armence | Is there a good ddns -server- that runs on Ubuntu? I have several machines at home and would like to give them names since it's a pain to nmap then try to ssh every time I want to login to one of the machines | 19:25 |
sageb1 | a .jar that holds a trojan may affect a Linux machine as long as the java machine is running. | 19:25 |
armence | I have an Ubuntu server on which I would like to run that... | 19:25 |
wthpr0 | armence: bind9 | 19:25 |
nabukadnezar43 | so you say i had an applet running when i visited that particular site? | 19:26 |
mbeierl | armence: you're talking about dns for your own network? Try dnsmasq (available in the repos) It's a DHCP server with DNS for private networks | 19:26 |
nabukadnezar43 | that's possible because i was playing a java based poker on a site | 19:27 |
nabukadnezar43 | a trusted site | 19:27 |
sageb1 | nabukadnezar43: does what i explained about a .jar and java explain how a .jar can affect Linux help? | 19:27 |
sageb1 | a .jar could run a hidden applet in Linux, perhaps | 19:28 |
sageb1 | did u track down the .jar file? | 19:28 |
nabukadnezar43 | so if i have jre installed i cannot do anything about it? | 19:29 |
nabukadnezar43 | no i did not | 19:29 |
sageb1 | do u have an antivirus package to find said trojan in your windows partition? | 19:29 |
sageb1 | i.e. avast, avira etc | 19:30 |
nabukadnezar43 | yes nod32 reported it to me and quarantined it | 19:30 |
nabukadnezar43 | but i deleted it from nod32 | 19:30 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: which virus was reported by nod32? | 19:30 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: do you remember the name? | 19:30 |
sageb1 | also the anti-malware from Microsoft | 19:30 |
nabukadnezar43 | no i cant it was something with .jar extension | 19:30 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: but the antivirus has a codename for each virus detected, I want to know this | 19:31 |
nabukadnezar43 | sorry i wish i didnt delete it | 19:31 |
sageb1 | ok, do u have clamav and its associated packages installed on your Ubuntu partition? | 19:31 |
john38 | Does is it matter if you use HDTV sound instead of desktop speakers when using Skype?? | 19:31 |
Phong_ | hey guys, seriously, i have an interview like 3 weeks ago, i call and that person didn't pickup, is that a negative? should i call back and find out? | 19:32 |
sageb1 | john38: are you porting sound through your HDTV system? | 19:32 |
nabukadnezar43 | no i dont use av on ubuntu | 19:32 |
krger | Don't just call back. | 19:32 |
Phong_ | why ? | 19:32 |
krger | Show up again and follow the guy out to his car. | 19:32 |
Phong_ | dont you really need to know why? | 19:32 |
john38 | sageb1, yeah from line in on computer to TV | 19:32 |
krger | People really like that. | 19:32 |
Phong_ | oh shoot | 19:32 |
sageb1 | hm... nabukadnezqr42: and u didn't go to the poker site using Firefox on ubuntu?? | 19:33 |
nabukadnezar43 | no | 19:33 |
justin__ | what is the keyboard shortcut for minimizing a window? | 19:33 |
sageb1 | john38: does HDTV sound work now? | 19:33 |
nabukadnezar43 | that site was yahoo | 19:33 |
nabukadnezar43 | it was another site affected me | 19:33 |
nabukadnezar43 | but my point there was that an applet was already running for poker | 19:34 |
sageb1 | nabukadnezar, ok. have u gone to the site in Ubuntu? | 19:34 |
john38 | sageb1, when i was on Skype i couldnt hear or use microphone i just wanted to narrow down if using HDTV or desktop speakers matter when video chatting | 19:34 |
nabukadnezar43 | sageb1: no i did not | 19:34 |
needlez | arcnewuss: you still here sorry had to leave for a bit, im back | 19:34 |
Phong_ | why do you think the employer didn't call you back after the interview? | 19:34 |
Phong_ | or answring your calls????/ | 19:35 |
sageb1 | it appears that your Ubuntu thinks it matters, john. | 19:35 |
marcobiscaro2112 | !offtopic | Phong_ | 19:35 |
Phong_ | at least they call just said, u're not qualify | 19:35 |
ubottu | Phong_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 19:35 |
Phong_ | ohh sorry man | 19:35 |
sageb1 | nabukadnezar, good. otherwise you'd need clamav &c :,) | 19:35 |
nabukadnezar43 | but how would i know if i didnt have an av on ubuntu | 19:35 |
nabukadnezar43 | guess i need an av on ubuntu too | 19:36 |
nabukadnezar43 | sageb1: so you recommend clamav? | 19:36 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: if you have caution, you don't | 19:36 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: but if you want a av, yes, I recommend clamav | 19:36 |
nabukadnezar43 | what do you mean by caution? | 19:37 |
nabukadnezar43 | you cant know all the sites on the web | 19:37 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: yep, but do not run untrusted programs (or java applets) and keep your system up to date | 19:38 |
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marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: i mean this by caution | 19:38 |
dortmouth | hello everyone | 19:38 |
needlez | nabukadnezar43: I think he means only run code from trusted ppl or something along those lines. I don't have an AV on ubuntu at all, but I dont run programs / scripts unless theyre trusted or unless I helped write them | 19:38 |
needlez | dortmouth: hey | 19:38 |
sageb1 | caution == fear and awe that trojans pwn without me doing more than surfing to unsafe websites. :p | 19:38 |
nabukadnezar43 | needlez: you have javascript option off on firefox? | 19:39 |
sageb1 | but me not going to said websites | 19:39 |
dortmouth | hell needler | 19:39 |
needlez | nabukadnezar43: no why?? | 19:39 |
nabukadnezar43 | because it was automatically activated by a script | 19:39 |
nabukadnezar43 | i did not run any programs or applets | 19:39 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: so, you have no virus on ubuntu | 19:40 |
sageb1 | nabukadnezar, that's safer than clamav but unwieldy on java sites for important productivity. :p | 19:40 |
nabukadnezar43 | no i dont marco | 19:40 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: so? I've missed the point | 19:40 |
nabukadnezar43 | i was curious what would happen if i was on ubuntu at that time | 19:41 |
sageb1 | nabuk, you had a script run on linux with java turned off? how about javascript off, which makes most websites had to use? | 19:41 |
nabukadnezar43 | because it was a java based virus | 19:41 |
marcobiscaro2112 | nabukadnezar43: if you don't run any applet or any program, nothing | 19:41 |
sageb1 | if using ubuntu, you don't surf to said site | 19:41 |
kanuuss | pls help me ,http://paste.ubuntu.com/558237/ | 19:41 |
sageb1 | nabuk, only if it got into your mbr: you did run anti rootkit? | 19:42 |
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nabukadnezar43 | no sageb1, nod32 blocked it | 19:42 |
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nabukadnezar43 | so i'm not affected (i hope) | 19:43 |
sageb1 | avira and avast has anti rootkit. there is also a linux based anti rootkit for another antivirus company. i'll check my flash drive for the name... | 19:43 |
sageb1 | *searches through drawer for said drive* | 19:44 |
kanuuss | pls help me ,http://paste.ubuntu.com/558237/ | 19:44 |
smiley2 | hey guys,is there any app in the software manager that will allow me to block websits useing the host file? | 19:44 |
matrixfox | anyone know a good tv tuner app? | 19:45 |
rumpe1 | smiley2, any editor can do that | 19:45 |
sageb1 | nabuk, if an applet ran on ubuntu, and you didn't make it do it, it might not be due to a window trojan | 19:45 |
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kanuuss | pls help me ,http://paste.ubuntu.com/558237/ | 19:46 |
jtannenbaum | smiley2: sudo gedit /etc/hosts | 19:46 |
smiley2 | i know that,but in linux mint,there is a app called Mint Nanny.... | 19:46 |
dzjitaru | Any wifi software as an alternative for NetworkManager ? | 19:46 |
cal_ | ran a trace on all these X server crashes I am getting once updating to 10.10 (which takes me back to teh login screen) its failing in record/record.c ..? | 19:46 |
Jordan_U | !gksudo | jtannenbaum smiley2 | 19:46 |
ubottu | jtannenbaum smiley2: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 19:46 |
sageb1 | the three anti rootkits i know of are: avirarkd PAVARK and the drweblivecd which is linux-based | 19:46 |
kanuuss | pls help me ,http://paste.ubuntu.com/558237/ | 19:47 |
jtannenbaum | Jordan_U: Been using Ubuntu for years and I did not know that | 19:47 |
soreau | dzjitaru: iwconfig/wpa_supplicant | 19:47 |
soreau | jtannenbaum: gksu also works | 19:47 |
nabukadnezar43 | ok sageb1 i'll use some av on ubuntu as well just to be sure i'm sage | 19:47 |
nabukadnezar43 | *safe | 19:47 |
nabukadnezar43 | thanks | 19:47 |
sageb1 | gksu gedit works for me | 19:48 |
kanuuss | pls help me ,http://paste.ubuntu.com/558237/ | 19:48 |
sageb1 | nabuk, the ones i mentioned | 19:48 |
soreau | kancerman: You have unofficial repos installed (which are not supported here). Get rid of the unofficial repos | 19:48 |
sageb1 | nabuk, specifically avirarkd PAVARK and the drweblivecd | 19:49 |
nabukadnezar43 | ok i'll take a note of those | 19:49 |
soreau | God damn this channel | 19:49 |
soreau | kanuuss: You have unofficial repos installed (which are not supported here). Get rid of the unofficial repos | 19:49 |
sageb1 | google is your friend, nabuk; all i am is its user | 19:49 |
sageb1 | :p | 19:49 |
smiley2 | well im a newbe to linux | 19:49 |
nabukadnezar43 | haha thanks | 19:49 |
kanuuss | how can i install linaro-image-tools? | 19:49 |
nabukadnezar43 | sudo dpkg -P linaro-image-tools | 19:50 |
sageb1 | :o ma dieu? | 19:50 |
soreau | !info naro-image-tools | 19:50 |
ubottu | Package naro-image-tools does not exist in maverick | 19:50 |
soreau | fuck | 19:50 |
ohzie | Nautilus lost all of my ftp/sftp bookmarked locations last time I rebooted. Does anyone have any suggestions for where they might be stored? :3 | 19:50 |
soreau | !info linaro-image-tools | 19:50 |
ubottu | linaro-image-tools (source: linaro-image-tools): collection of tools to work with Linaro images. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.3 (maverick), package size 11 kB, installed size 68 kB | 19:50 |
kanuuss | i just followed the link | 19:50 |
kanuuss | https://edge.launchpad.net/~linaro-maintainers/+archive/tools | 19:50 |
ohzie | and, if possible, if they're restore-able | 19:50 |
soreau | kanuuss: Enable universe repo and apt-get install linaro-image-tools | 19:51 |
soreau | kanuuss: And get rid of those ppa's before they break your system | 19:51 |
azzorcist | dzjitaru: wicd, connman | 19:51 |
kanuuss | 1 min | 19:51 |
sageb1 | was there a question re: keyboard shortcut for window minimizing unanswered? | 19:51 |
sageb1 | If so, Alt-F9 in GNOME works. | 19:52 |
soreau | saganbyte: You mean 'while using metacity' | 19:52 |
tsimpson | sageb1: they left | 19:52 |
soreau | gnome is a DE, metacity and compiz are WM's (responsible for window manipulating shortcuts) | 19:53 |
kanuuss | i have enabled the universal repo..but i can't able to install linaro image tools | 19:53 |
smiley2 | oh well i guess i will boot back into linux mint... | 19:53 |
soreau | kanuuss: That's probably because you have those ppa's still enables | 19:53 |
soreau | enabled* | 19:53 |
mbeierl | soreau: alt-f9 works in compiz too - so not just metacity... | 19:53 |
sageb1 | sigh | 19:53 |
kanuuss | i want to install this many things sudo apt-get install linaro-image-tools uboot-mkimage uuid-runtime realpath | 19:53 |
soreau | mbeierl: That's just a coincidence. That binding can be changed | 19:54 |
mbeierl | soreau: ok | 19:54 |
devios | jrib: TheFuzzball: ActionParsnip: GanjaReefer: intrepid to jaunty, jaunty to karmic, and karmic to lucid done and working! ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes ) and ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes#Unsupported%20%28Obsolete%29%20Versions ) - thank you so much! | 19:54 |
beerios | nick avenge | 19:54 |
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kanuuss | no i have removed all ppa entries from there | 19:54 |
kanuuss | please help | 19:54 |
soreau | kanuuss: Run apt-get update | 19:54 |
solifugus | How can I find out where apt-get installed qt4-demos? | 19:55 |
solifugus | apt-cache showpkg doesn't seem to show where the files were put.. | 19:55 |
soreau | kanuuss: Or better yet, pastebin the output of 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install linaro-image-tools | 19:55 |
smiley2 | where are the wallpapers at in ubuntu ? | 19:55 |
kanuuss | ya done..now it is ok..no errors.but wen i done sudo apt-get install linaro-image-tools fails | 19:55 |
mbeierl | solifugus: dpkg -L qt4-demos | 19:55 |
dfcnvt | Can someone tell me which command do I use for changing my information such as my first and last name for username account? I looked up for the options in usermod & usergroup. I don't know if this is the right command for information to be changed. | 19:55 |
solifugus | thanks | 19:55 |
sageb1 | ctrl-alt-D appears to minimize ALL windows | 19:55 |
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djk | anyone use mediaplayerconnectivity addon in firefox? | 19:56 |
kanuuss | hello | 19:56 |
soreau | smiley2: /usr/share/backgrounds | 19:56 |
soreau | kanuuss: Pastebin the output to ubuntu.pastebin.com | 19:56 |
dzjitaru | azzorcist, & soreau thanks :) | 19:57 |
soreau | kanuuss: Pastebin the output of 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install linaro-image-tools' | 19:57 |
sageb1 | solifugus: in a terminal window, command is: sudo locate [name of your package]|grep deb | 19:57 |
JWay | how can I setup a ssh tunnel so whenever I connect to a ftp in filezilla, it actually is my proxy server connecting to it? | 19:57 |
khem_ | Is there any good mailserver that doesnt require SUID binarys to send / recv mail? | 19:57 |
soreau | saganbyte: You don't need sudo to use locate | 19:57 |
kanuuss | this is the error http://paste.ubuntu.com/558245/ | 19:57 |
solifugus | sageb1: except locate doesn't work until updatedb has run.. | 19:57 |
soreau | GrGRRRRRR | 19:57 |
soreau | ARGh | 19:57 |
solifugus | can't use it right after at apt-get install | 19:57 |
soreau | sageb1: You don't need sudo to use locate, only updatedb | 19:58 |
sageb1 | or, using the X, in nautilus, Go => Search for file and entering name of deb package | 19:58 |
soreau | ! who | kanuuss | 19:58 |
ubottu | kanuuss: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 19:58 |
sageb1 | soreau, Ubuntu Linux is set to use sudo now, for my installation anyway | 19:58 |
sageb1 | it's been like that since i upgraded to Lucid | 19:58 |
sageb1 | before Lucid, you are correct | 19:59 |
dfcnvt | Am I on the right track? Does usermod command modify the information for user? I want to add my phone number, email and such for username. | 19:59 |
sjuxax | I have a cronjob that exits with status 30 and doesn't really do anything when run by cron. However, when I run the same command from the shell, there is no bad exit and teh job completes. | 19:59 |
kanuuss | >ubottu> ok | 19:59 |
soreau | sageb1: What do you mean 'locate is set to use sudo'? If you're using the latest official ubuntu release, that menas you have permission issues because you've used sudo where you shouldn't have | 19:59 |
sjuxax | Any ideas on what needs to be fixed? It's just a single command to invoke a program. | 19:59 |
kanuuss | 1111111111111111111111111111 | 19:59 |
kanuuss | sorry .. | 19:59 |
smiley2 | it wont let me delete the wallpaper... | 19:59 |
chika | всем большой привет | 20:00 |
vikas | QUESTION: I have just installed LAMP stack packages for joomla through terminal in ubuntu 8.04 as tasksel doesn't support... but now I want to add joomla to apache2, How can I do so? | 20:00 |
soreau | ! ru | chika | 20:01 |
ubottu | chika: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 20:01 |
kanuuss | @soreau > http://paste.ubuntu.com/558247/ | 20:01 |
amh345 | is there a functioning apache chan? | 20:01 |
soreau | kanuuss: You need to enable universe repo. 1) Go to sys>prefs>main menu>administration and enable software sources 2) Go to sys>admin>Software Sources and make sure universe is enabled in the first tab under 'downloadable from internet' | 20:01 |
chika | как моя кодировка? | 20:02 |
sageb1 | soreau, it's set up in lucid like that | 20:02 |
smiley2 | why wont ubuntu let me delete wallpaper ? | 20:02 |
soreau | kanuuss: 3) Let it update then close software sources and try 'sudo apt-get install linaro-image-tools' | 20:02 |
sageb1 | that is the way the permissions were set for my installation | 20:02 |
lulz | I know that 9.10 may not be supported, but I have blank screen with sound, and I just can't fix it. | 20:02 |
soreau | smiley2: Why do you want to delete wallpaper? | 20:02 |
lulz | Any help would be greatly appreciated | 20:02 |
soreau | smiley2: Just set a new image and leave the default wallpapers where they are | 20:02 |
smiley2 | because i have my own wallpaper | 20:03 |
soreau | lulz: Pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log file to ubuntu.pastebin.com | 20:03 |
soreau | smiley2: Right click on your desktop and select Change Background then add your background image there | 20:03 |
vikas | QUESTION: I have just installed LAMP stack packages for joomla through terminal in ubuntu 8.04 as tasksel doesn't support... but now I want to add joomla to apache2, How can I do so? | 20:03 |
soreau | smiley2: There is no reason to delete any of the default wallpapers to set your own | 20:04 |
marcobiscaro2112 | vikas: extract the joomla package to /var/www folder | 20:04 |
lulz | soreau, i am trying to boot it from the USB stick, CD comes out with input/output errors, I figured bad CD. | 20:04 |
chika | всем большой приет | 20:04 |
kanuuss | @soureau> all of them all enabled | 20:04 |
smiley2 | ok | 20:04 |
marcobiscaro2112 | !ru | chick | 20:04 |
ubottu | chick: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 20:04 |
soreau | ! ru | chika | 20:04 |
ubottu | chika: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 20:04 |
lulz | it is 32bit desktop | 20:04 |
sageb1 | solifugus, did you find your package you installed? you can also search for the binary if one was installed with: sudo locate bin/[name of known binary command] | 20:05 |
soreau | kanuuss: Which version of ubuntu are you using? | 20:05 |
arcnewuss | needlez: thanks all working now | 20:05 |
kanuuss | ubuntiu 9.10 | 20:05 |
soreau | kanuuss: Why? | 20:05 |
arcnewuss | needlez: it was a compiling problem with the manufacturers card | 20:06 |
kanuuss | no specific reason | 20:06 |
soreau | kanuuss: Why are you not using ubuntu 10.10? The package you want is in the default repos (for the latest official ubuntu release) | 20:06 |
solifugus | sageb1: The "dpkg -L qt4-demos" nethod worked. But you should know that the locate command searches a pre-cached database of your filesystem. It won | 20:06 |
solifugus | find files right after being installed.. | 20:06 |
sageb1 | !solifugus: tho this command will show you where dpkg placed everything: less $(sudo locate [package name].list|cut -d " " -f 1) | 20:06 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:06 |
kanuuss | @soureau>how can i update from ubuntu 9.10 to 10.10 directly? | 20:06 |
solifugus | sageb1: ah yes.. ok.........interesting | 20:07 |
jean_ | Yes | 20:07 |
marcobiscaro2112 | kanuuss: you can not | 20:07 |
sageb1 | solifugus: thanks. | 20:07 |
pradeep | kanuuss, do fresh installation | 20:07 |
soreau | kanuuss: You can't. You have to upgrade to 10.04 and then 10.10 | 20:07 |
BGM_ | hello! | 20:07 |
kanuuss | ok how? | 20:07 |
kanuuss | am a newbie | 20:07 |
pradeep | kanuuss, like i said just do a fresh installation | 20:08 |
sageb1 | solifugus: thanks, that saved my fingers | 20:08 |
BGM_ | Hi guys, so I discovered this awesome command called du; it tells me how much space stuff is taking on disk! | 20:08 |
sageb1 | hi BGM_, got a question? | 20:08 |
kanuuss | no man..that will destroy all my cross tool chain installation | 20:08 |
BGM_ | yeah | 20:08 |
van7hu | how hi all,has anyone used Elinks, can I change the background of web to black ? | 20:08 |
soreau | kanuuss: I would also recommend a fresh clean installation to avoid potential upgrade problems (and the time it would take to upgrade0 | 20:08 |
solifugus | sageb1: thank you for trying to help... I'm coding now.. so I'm good. | 20:08 |
BGM_ | I'm wondering how to use it efficiently; like, I know there's a way to get stuff in order | 20:08 |
sageb1 | BGM_, have u tried du -a and wondered why you can't find the file you want? :') | 20:09 |
pradeep | next time when do you a fresh installation try to make your /home partition different from / | 20:09 |
soreau | kanuuss: linaro-image-tools is only available in 10.10 and later versions of ubuntu | 20:09 |
kanuuss | @soreau> sorry: i can't able to do a clean installation.. | 20:09 |
kanuuss | all my repos are in my 9.10 | 20:09 |
kanuuss | pls help me | 20:09 |
sageb1 | BGM_, less helps with a pipe (|) | 20:09 |
soreau | kanuuss: Help with what? | 20:09 |
BGM_ | sageb1: I just typed du and it spilled out a whole lot of stuff | 20:10 |
soreau | kanuuss: You either upgrade or figure it out yourself | 20:10 |
sageb1 | gee, i can't do that | 20:10 |
kanuuss | i want instal this many things in my 9.10 ..sudo apt-get install linaro-image-tools uboot-mkimage uuid-runtime realpath | 20:10 |
BGM_ | sageb1: like this? du | less | 20:10 |
soreau | BGM_: What are you trying to do? | 20:10 |
sageb1 | BGM_, try suffixing it with | less to make it page | 20:10 |
soreau | kanuuss: Upgrade to 10.10. That is the solution. | 20:10 |
BGM_ | soreau: ultimately, delete stuff (cuz I'm over my quota) | 20:10 |
sageb1 | !BGM_ i.e. du -a | less | 20:11 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:11 |
kanuuss | how..can you give me the steps and timing details? | 20:11 |
BGM_ | sageb1: that's not helpful because I want it to be in order | 20:11 |
soreau | BGM_: Ah well if it's of any help. du -hs /directory can tell you the size of that directory | 20:11 |
marcobiscaro2112 | kanuuss: go to system-> admin-> update manager | 20:11 |
pradeep | kanuuss, you beginning to get everyone confused it is so simple upgrade or do a fresh installatiion period | 20:11 |
sageb1 | BGM_, r u looking for files to purge? start by compressing your video files :) | 20:12 |
soreau | kanuuss: Try 'gksu update-manager' | 20:12 |
marcobiscaro2112 | kanuuss: apply all updates | 20:12 |
marcobiscaro2112 | kanuuss: then update your system to 10.04 | 20:12 |
kanuuss | ok | 20:12 |
schnuffle | BGM_: du | sort -n | less | 20:12 |
BGM_ | sageb1: naaaaah, I don't have any videos, this is my account at my college and it's not very big | 20:12 |
marcobiscaro2112 | kanuuss: do the same thing to upgrade to 10.10 | 20:12 |
soreau | kanuuss: After you get to 10.04, repeat the process to get to 10.10 | 20:12 |
kanuuss | ok ok | 20:12 |
sageb1 | BGM_, you need: du -a | sort|less | 20:12 |
kanuuss | wat abt the time ? | 20:13 |
BGM_ | but I think that they do something like the trash gets counted even when you emptied it which is stupid | 20:13 |
marcobiscaro2112 | !update | kanuuss | 20:13 |
ubottu | kanuuss: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade | 20:13 |
anirvana | hi, I am getting this error: "E: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'zlib1g'.Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. " | 20:13 |
anirvana | how do I fix it? Please help | 20:13 |
sageb1 | BGM_, r u only in a text terminal, rather than shelling into the console from your desktop? | 20:13 |
kanuuss | ok ..how much time it will take to upgrade frm 9.10 to 10.04? | 20:14 |
Kindari|work | Simply as far as drivers go, for both mainboards and video cards, which brands offer the best compatibility? As in drivers are current, stable, and just work no issue. Im planning my next build and last time I had a headache with certain boards I picked. | 20:14 |
pradeep | kanuuss, it depends on how fast your connection is man | 20:14 |
sageb1 | !anirvana: try: man 5 apt.conf | 20:14 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:14 |
BGM_ | sageb1: ummmmm, I'm at the university but there's a GUI too if that's what you mean | 20:14 |
kanuuss | ok ok..any command to check my spped? | 20:15 |
soreau | kanuuss: Speed of what? | 20:15 |
vikas | QUESTION: I installed my-sql in ubuntu 9.04 but I'm unable to locate the installation as I want to paste joomla in it? | 20:15 |
kanuuss | my internet ? | 20:15 |
soreau | kanuuss: It would help us to help you better if you are more descriptive in asking your questions | 20:15 |
pradeep | kanuuss, now you becoming a little bit funny what did you subscribe from your ISP | 20:15 |
sageb1 | BGM_, ok. you must be in a virtual Ubuntu session under Xen... | 20:15 |
BGM_ | AHA | 20:15 |
BGM_ | 9992./.mozilla/firefox/rqh5xbu0.default/Cache/_CACHE_003_ | 20:15 |
soreau | kanuuss: Better questions will yield a better answer | 20:15 |
BGM_ | yeah that... | 20:15 |
BGM_ | I always forget how to delete it :( | 20:16 |
BGM_ | wait | 20:16 |
BGM_ | I know | 20:16 |
marcobiscaro2112 | vikas: I didn't understant your question | 20:16 |
BGM_ | I'll just rm it | 20:16 |
soreau | kanuuss: http://speedtest.net/ | 20:16 |
BGM_ | teehee | 20:16 |
sageb1 | BGM_: use firefox to delete your cache | 20:16 |
BGM_ | why can't I just rm it? | 20:16 |
soreau | ! enter | BGM_ | 20:16 |
ubottu | BGM_: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 20:16 |
kanuuss | i want to get my current internet speed , any commands other than installing some third party s/w? | 20:16 |
BGM_ | ubottu: k k sorry buddy | 20:16 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:16 |
soreau | kanuuss: http://speedtest.net/ | 20:16 |
sageb1 | BGM_: firefox then will know its cache is deleted | 20:17 |
kanuuss | ok . i iwll chk and tel u | 20:17 |
mec_ | when playonlinux installs a windows game. where does it install it to? | 20:17 |
* soreau doesn't need to know anyones network speed :P | 20:17 | |
vikas | marcobiscaro2112: How to put the joomla files into www folder I have zipped file of joomla on my desktop & already installed apcahe? | 20:18 |
sageb1 | rm is like cutting your finger off to spite your hand if you use it to delete a file in a cache that firefox made | 20:18 |
BGM_ | sageb1: ok but it's complicated :( | 20:18 |
soreau | mec_: Does it use wine? | 20:18 |
mec_ | yes | 20:18 |
sageb1 | BGM, you don't like firefox? ok then use rm | 20:18 |
sageb1 | :) | 20:18 |
soreau | mec_: Try ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files | 20:19 |
mec_ | ty | 20:19 |
vikas | marcobiscaro2112: oops sorry dude, I have downloaded wrong file... | 20:19 |
kanuuss | @soreau > is it possible to do an upgrade from 9.10 to 10.04 via 10.04 cd? | 20:19 |
vikas | marcobiscaro2112: thanks for the help | 20:20 |
sageb1 | BGM, your quota is the total amount of userspace memory you're allowed per day, i assume. overnight maintenance may reset when it sees your trashbin is empty depending on whether it's cumulative. | 20:21 |
sageb1 | BGM, tho usually it refers to used memory | 20:21 |
BGM_ | sageb1: lol actually I was looking on the internets to try to find out how to delete my cache using firefox | 20:22 |
soreau | kanuuss: No, when you do an upgrade, it uses the internet to get all the new packages | 20:22 |
BGM_ | I found this: http://www.ehow.com/how_6006318_delete-internet-cache-ubuntu.html, and it says rm :P | 20:22 |
BGM_ | and no I believe it is disk quota; it's stupid cuz some people have had trouble handing in assignments because of that :( | 20:23 |
kanuuss | @soreau > y didn't they given theat cd upgade option ? | 20:23 |
kanuuss | for a normal user having no interbet? | 20:23 |
kva | BGM_ actually you can remove your cache using firefox | 20:23 |
Alchimista | hello, i'm having problems with my ubuntu 10.10, no sound, lazy grafics (provably cause of bad rendering) and now he is quite slow, CPU is almost at 100%. is there any tool to check if it's a config problem, that of cpu sage? | 20:23 |
soreau | kanuuss: They do have a cd upgrade option. It's called clean install | 20:24 |
kanuuss | how can i do that? | 20:24 |
sageb1 | in firefox, it is Edit => Advanced icon => Network : at Offline Storage and click on Clear now | 20:24 |
kanuuss | ooops | 20:24 |
BajK_ | does anybody have experience with this open-pc? :) | 20:24 |
soreau | ! download | kanuuss | 20:24 |
ubottu | kanuuss: Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors - PLEASE use the !torrents to download !Maverick, and help keeping the servers' load low! | 20:24 |
soreau | BajK_: nope. | 20:25 |
kanuuss | clean install wont satisfy my needs | 20:25 |
kbrosnan | sageb1: no that is not the firefox cache | 20:25 |
kanuuss | soory for the help | 20:25 |
soreau | ! anybody | BajK_ | 20:25 |
ubottu | BajK_: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 20:25 |
kbrosnan | sageb1: tools > clear recent history | 20:25 |
BajK_ | soreau: wtf | 20:25 |
BGM_ | sageb1: I don't see any Edit => Advanced... | 20:25 |
kanuuss | i have all distributions sent by canonical ltd ,Milbank,UK | 20:25 |
binho_cwb | help! maverick not showing usb removable drives for mounting. I have to mount it in the terminal everytime... I want to do it with a GUI, easily... anyone? | 20:25 |
soreau | kanuuss: Why don't you have the internet working on your ubuntu? | 20:25 |
kanuuss | upto 10.10 | 20:25 |
BajK_ | a question with "Does anybody" is a valid question. I see no point in telling me that this is not a "real question" | 20:25 |
kbrosnan | BGM_: that was the wrong steps anyways | 20:25 |
BajK_ | and there is no way paraphrasing this question in another wa | 20:25 |
BajK_ | y | 20:25 |
kva | try tools-preferences menu from firefox | 20:26 |
BajK_ | "Are there any expierneces concerning this open-pc" sounds even more retarde | 20:26 |
BajK_ | d | 20:26 |
kbrosnan | BGM_: tools > clear recent history | 20:26 |
kanuuss | @soreau > yes it is working | 20:26 |
sageb1 | Alchimista: what is your video card make and model? is it agp, if so 4x or better? | 20:26 |
kanuuss | b'z in some schools it is not supposed to have internet connections | 20:26 |
soreau | kanuuss: Then why do you want to use a cd to upgrade instead of just letting it do it through the internet? | 20:26 |
kanuuss | like a country India | 20:27 |
BGM_ | kbrosnan: well the steps loof fine to me, and inside the cache folder is a whole LOT of HEX <3 | 20:27 |
kva | kanuuss is right | 20:27 |
sageb1 | BGM, can you click on Help -> About in firefox? and tell me the version number? | 20:27 |
kanuuss | @kva > thanks | 20:27 |
BGM_ | kbrosnan: aha, thanks | 20:27 |
BGM_ | oho | 20:27 |
BGM_ | it's gone! | 20:28 |
kva | kanuuss: well, there's no dvd that I know about. sorry | 20:28 |
kanuuss | if we need to play an MP3 , we neet internet to download the package,, | 20:28 |
BGM_ | but I could have used rm, teehee! | 20:28 |
michele | ciao | 20:28 |
kanuuss | \by default is is not getting upto 9.10 version | 20:28 |
vikas | QUESTION: I'm unable to download joomla on ubuntu 9.04, How can I? please help | 20:28 |
sageb1 | BGM, rm would have taken too many cpu cycles | 20:28 |
soreau | vikas: Why are you using such an old version of ubuntu? | 20:28 |
kva | kanuuss: well, you can try to make image on your own | 20:28 |
michele | !list | 20:28 |
ubottu | This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot » | 20:28 |
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kva | just install one using internet and duplicate it | 20:29 |
vikas | soreau: I don't have latest one & have poor connection so also can't upgrade.. | 20:29 |
soreau | kva: I don't understand what he's trying to do but I guess you do | 20:29 |
kanuuss | @kva: in open source world..no such word "YOU" its all "WE" | 20:29 |
jrib | BajK_: the issue is, you could just ask your next question as though someone says "yes" to your "does anyone have experience with X", so pretend someone said yes, and just ask your next question :) | 20:29 |
soreau | vikas: Sucks to be you then :P | 20:30 |
sageb1 | alchemista, your video is slow because of bus limitations if agp. if it is pci, then that's a given. | 20:30 |
kanuuss | am using GNU/Linux for the past 7 years | 20:30 |
kva | well, I did this for eeepc once | 20:30 |
kanuuss | and just now i tried ubuntu | 20:30 |
BajK_ | jrib: and if nobody has experience? :D | 20:30 |
BajK_ | like soreau did :D he said NOPE, not yes :D | 20:30 |
maestero | hi all, how do i rename the default user for ubuntu, now it is peter i want it to be patrick. but i also want that all the sudo right work with the new name. | 20:31 |
jrib | BajK_: then answering your real question would accomplish the same thing | 20:31 |
jrib | BajK_: erm, s/answering/asking | 20:31 |
red2kic | maestero: Change your name to Peter. | 20:31 |
maestero | i m not doing it for myself. | 20:31 |
pradeep | kanuuss, that sound Funny and you cant perform little task | 20:31 |
red2kic | maestero: Check out Users/Groups in System --> | 20:31 |
sageb1 | my answer for the cache is correct; kbrosnan's only clears history not the cache | 20:31 |
jrib | maestero: the easy way is to just create a new user and give him admin rights. | 20:32 |
soreau | BajK_: Yes, you should ask your question is as much detail as possible instead of trying to find 'anybody' with the same * as you that may not have the right answer you need anyway | 20:32 |
sageb1 | history is the lists of websites visited | 20:32 |
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kbrosnan | sageb1: that is not the firefox cache that is the web storage cache | 20:32 |
vikas | marcobiscaro2112: How can I download joomla for ubuntu 9.04? please help I tried but got error saying "UNSUPPORTED SCHEME" | 20:32 |
BGM_ | soreau: ok thanks | 20:32 |
maestero | actually i want the home folder of peter to be owned by the new user from now on. | 20:32 |
red2kic | Those Guest83232* something is really odd. I hope they're not testing the scripts for spamming. :\ | 20:32 |
BajK_ | vikas: 9.04 isnt supported anymore | 20:33 |
kanuuss | nope .. i havn't done any thing to have some funny | 20:33 |
jrib | !9.04 | vikas | 20:33 |
ubottu | vikas: Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) was the tenth release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: October 23, 2010. See !eol and !upgrade for more details. | 20:33 |
soreau | BajK_: When you ask the channel, you might find 'anybody' but it's better to have details right upfront so as to avoid confusion and time wasted typing | 20:33 |
soreau | typing useless text | 20:33 |
kbrosnan | sageb1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/storage | 20:33 |
BajK_ | okay, paraphrased: Are the open-pcs good? | 20:33 |
BajK_ | better? | 20:33 |
soreau | ! best | BajK_ | 20:33 |
ubottu | BajK_: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 20:33 |
pradeep | kanuuss, you said you used liunx for 7 years doesn't sound true | 20:33 |
soreau | ;) | 20:33 |
maestero | red2kic, i actually want to rename the user.. | 20:33 |
Aleiex | hola, como hago para capturar pantalla, pero que no sea toda, solo la ventana que está encima | 20:33 |
Aleiex | alguien sabe? | 20:33 |
sageb1 | BGM, after clear history, are there still files in the firefox cache? | 20:33 |
Wicked | hello all. lirc was updated today and totally broke for me. How can i revert to the previous version of lirc? | 20:33 |
jrib | BajK_: well that's not an ubuntu question :/ | 20:33 |
BajK_ | ... | 20:34 |
soreau | BajK_: Indeed, how is that related to ubuntu? | 20:34 |
sageb1 | i.e. du -a .mozilla | sort|less | 20:34 |
aa11 | Grub problem: I removed a partition and resized the ubuntu partition to make use of the extra space. This changed the partition number from 7 to 5 which messed up grub. I was able to manually set root/prefix at grub recovery prompt and it booted fine. After reading about how to fix grub I booted on liveusb and ran grub-install --root-directory=/mountpoint/boot /dev/sda --- now I just get a blank screen after post. If I hold shift | 20:34 |
aa11 | , it will say "loading grub" then go to blank screen. Any ideas? | 20:34 |
kanuuss | @pradeep:you can test me | 20:34 |
soreau | ! grub2 | aa11 | 20:35 |
ubottu | aa11: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 | 20:35 |
red2kic | maestero: You don't rename the user. It's more hassle, I think. Just create new user. Delete the old user. | 20:35 |
pradeep | kanuuss, so what does this command do : chmod 777 kanuuss | 20:35 |
pradeep | lol | 20:35 |
binho_cwb | help! maverick not showing usb removable drives for mounting. I have to mount it in the terminal everytime... I want to do it with a GUI, easily... anyone?? | 20:35 |
red2kic | maestero: Then log in. Personal files are in /home/$USER/ | 20:35 |
kanuuss | it will change all permissins | 20:35 |
nit-wit | aa11, run this script and post the generated file in a pastebin. http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/ | 20:36 |
maestero | red2kic, ok let me check . | 20:36 |
nit-wit | aa11, if you do this when you post it tab my nick so I see you have it posted. | 20:36 |
maestero | so i create a new user, add it to sudoers . | 20:36 |
jrib | maestero: add it to "admin" group, you don't need to touch sudoers | 20:37 |
maestero | delete the old user and give ownership of the /home/$USER to the new user... | 20:37 |
TiCPU | I need to share a tape drive using iSCSI on Ubuntu 10.10 Server (Maverick), I had problem with iscsitarget and I know the tape works pretty well with SCST, SCST does not seem to be available on Maverick, any ideas? | 20:37 |
Alchimista | sageb1: How can i check the grafic card? I think it's an ATI Mobility Radeon X600 | 20:38 |
sageb1 | thanks alchimista | 20:38 |
kanuuss | @pradeep> gone? | 20:38 |
lostinlinux | Good afternoon | 20:38 |
Alchimista | sageb1: aff, it's in front of me :s intel gma 900 | 20:38 |
lostinlinux | Anyone feel like helping a noob for a min or two? | 20:38 |
Diverdude | What does the ! operator do in the terminal? | 20:38 |
Pici | Sorry for the noise. | 20:39 |
matrixfox | good game | 20:39 |
sageb1 | alchimista, if it's a X600, then it's not a hardware issue per se. r u maxed to the ram? GT (>) 1GB? | 20:39 |
lostinlinux | anyone good with compiling/making firmware and able to help me troubleshoot? | 20:39 |
TiCPU | Diverdude, completes the command with history | 20:39 |
Alchimista | sageb1: didn't understood :S My RAM? 1.5 Gb | 20:40 |
sageb1 | Alchimista: how much ram onboard the X600? | 20:40 |
aa11 | nit-wit, http://pastebin.com/f0eX716b --- fwiw I manually changed /boot/grub/grub.cfg (against its warning)-- s/msdos7/msdos6 -- because that was the parition number change, but the problem exists both before and after this change | 20:41 |
sageb1 | Alchemista: screen jitter occurs when a graphics intensive app is running at the same time as cpu intensive apps such as bittorrent app, and many other apps. | 20:41 |
Diverdude | TiCPU, what do you mean? | 20:42 |
sageb1 | the solution is to turn off bittorrent apps and other apps when using graphics intensive app | 20:42 |
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Alchimista | sageb1: that i don't know, it occoours mainlly with browsers, i have crome and ff, so it should not be cause of them. But my memory and specially the CPU usage is quite used, currently cpu is at 99%, and memory at 60% :s | 20:43 |
sageb1 | alchemista: so, no you can't watch the graphics in that app at the same time you are downloading a large file. ;) | 20:43 |
Alchimista | sageb1: but i don't make downloads :s | 20:43 |
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nit-wit | aa11, did you mount the sda6 the insy=tall to sda. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling%20GRUB%202 | 20:43 |
anon33_ | Anyone here notice that Firefox 4b10 lacks hinting as compared to Google Chrome or any other Gnome program? | 20:43 |
TheBrayn | hi | 20:44 |
nit-wit | *then install | 20:44 |
sageb1 | chrome is tuff on memory; every tab is another daughter of chrome begat by the initial chrome instance. | 20:44 |
aa11 | nit-wit, yes it was mounted | 20:44 |
nit-wit | aa11, try again using the link. | 20:45 |
Diverdude | What does the ! operator do in the terminal ( what is meant with completes terminal with history? ) ? | 20:45 |
soreau | Diverdude: Ask in #bash | 20:45 |
brianBTB | hi | 20:45 |
Pici | Diverdude: Executes the prior command iirc. | 20:45 |
soreau | brianBTB: hello | 20:45 |
TheBrayn | I am running ubuntu-10.10 with the server profile in virtualbox, how can I access the files in /var/www externally over port 80? | 20:45 |
gobbe | TheBrayn: installing apache | 20:46 |
Alchimista | sageb1: yah, in deed closing crome memory usage drop 10% | 20:46 |
TheBrayn | it is already installed | 20:46 |
brianBTB | is there anyway I can copy my hard disk from my Vista computer to a partiotion on my Ubuntu laptop over a network? | 20:46 |
gobbe | TheBrayn: well, then it's more virtualbox settings to make it route your public network to virtual machine | 20:47 |
TheBrayn | I can access is over 192.168.x (whatever the number currently is) within my network | 20:47 |
sageb1 | alchemista: do u know how to add extension for the flashgot add-on via tools in Firefox? | 20:47 |
soreau | brianBTB: Yes | 20:47 |
Pici | sageb1: What does that have to do with a slow computer? | 20:47 |
TheBrayn | I am running it in bridged mode | 20:47 |
rinzai | hello everyone | 20:47 |
brianBTB | soreau, how. lol | 20:47 |
rinzai | I'm trying to disable Ubuntu's 10.04 audio manager and use ALSA directly (if that makes sense) | 20:48 |
soreau | brianBTB: I would 1) Boot a ubuntu live cd on the vista machine 2) Get networking working 3) Use your favorite method to scp the files over | 20:48 |
Alchimista | sageb1: i have it, and like i sad, it's not a question of downlads, since i rarely make a big download. Sometimes a pdf or so, but no quite big files | 20:48 |
rinzai | I want to use an audio app called Renoise, but whenever I start it (and other software is playing sounds) it complains ALSA is busy | 20:48 |
rinzai | and vice-versa | 20:48 |
rinzai | can anyone help me? | 20:49 |
ravedog | Hi! Anyone here that have taken the ubuntu professional e-learning course that can answer a question? | 20:49 |
Pici | Alchimista: Are there any drivers offererd in the Extra Drivers (I think thats what its called) entry in System>Administration ? | 20:49 |
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brianBTB | soreau, would that allow me to boot my partition I copy the files to? I would copy all of the files on the windows HDD | 20:49 |
sageb1 | pici: the alternative to watching a video via firefox is to download the video and use vlc to watch it. the right solution would be to ensure vlc plugin can view all videos in firefox | 20:49 |
Alchimista | Pici: checking it | 20:49 |
soreau | brianBTB: I would not count on being able to boot windows on a different machine | 20:49 |
Pici | sageb1: I didn't see Alchimista say anything about watching videos in firefox. | 20:50 |
soreau | brianBTB: But it's possible if the hardware is similar enough | 20:50 |
Alchimista | Pici: just a modem one, but i don't use modem | 20:50 |
brianBTB | soreau, my laptop did have Vista on it in the past. both are 64 bit. and I have a driver disk for my laptop. | 20:51 |
sageb1 | alchemista: chrome is more graphics intensive than firefox | 20:51 |
soreau | brianBTB: In any event, that would be a question better suited for #windows. You might also ask in ##networking too | 20:51 |
nit-wit | aa11, hows it going? | 20:51 |
brianBTB | soreau, thanks! | 20:51 |
brianBTB | soreau, bye | 20:51 |
sageb1 | alchemista: epiphany-browser has least impact but no video access | 20:51 |
aa11 | nit-wit, working through the chroot option | 20:51 |
xorwhy | I want to recordmydesktop at 60fps, but recordmydesktop limits me to 50fps. What do I do now? | 20:51 |
Pici | Alchimista: Did I miss something, or is sageb1 correct about you wanting to watch videos? | 20:51 |
ravedog | Hi! Anyone here that have taken the ubuntu professional e-learning course that can answer a question regarding them? Please pm me, cheers! :) | 20:52 |
ubun | is there a way to make a icon that you can click that will automatically run a wine program... or icon you can make to run a specific command | 20:52 |
sageb1 | xorwhy: can your machine handle 60fps (video card, motherboard)? | 20:52 |
osiris | Is there a fix yet for the ugly boot screen once ATI Drivers are installed? | 20:52 |
Alchimista | Pici, sageb1 the problem generally occours at any moment, i have another pc, so my lap is more to work, ff + crome, py and some more stuff. So nothing "hard work". And when i saw videos on browser, the only problems where plugin crash, not related to the problem | 20:52 |
sageb1 | ravedog: do we have to do your homework too? :p | 20:52 |
xorwhy | sageb1: certainly | 20:53 |
mirko__ | buonasera a tutti | 20:53 |
Pici | !it | mirko__ | 20:53 |
ubottu | mirko__: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 20:53 |
Pici | Alchimista: Hmm.. | 20:53 |
karma_police | is there a way to burn a live image with preinstalled programs? ie.. chntpw | 20:53 |
ravedog | sageb1: hehe... no im thinking about puting some collegues of mine through them but i find the info quite short handed tbh | 20:53 |
Alchimista | Pici sageb1 for example, only with openoffice or crome oppened, sometimes i can't see the words correctly, missing some parts like if there where sand over it | 20:53 |
Pici | Alchimista: I'm afraid I'm not too familiar with issues surrounding Intel graphics cards, which is likely the main issue. | 20:53 |
sageb1 | pici, i agree with your assessment that it is a motherboard being underpowered for the video chipset | 20:54 |
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Pici | sageb1: No, I'm referring to a driver issue. | 20:54 |
Alchimista | at least with 10.04 was working fine, provably i'll be back to it | 20:54 |
smittix | Is there a fix yet for the ugly boot screen once ATI Drivers are installed? | 20:54 |
xorwhy | karma_police: Thom Yorke says aptonCD works good for that | 20:54 |
xorwhy | but I've never taken his advice, ymmv | 20:54 |
anon33_ | Anyone else have a text blurriness in Firefox like I do? http://i.imgur.com/Kv6dH.png It's not respecting the hinting options I have set for Gnome. | 20:54 |
KeyserSoze | when I mount a .iso file with "mount -t iso9660", the filenames show up in 8.3 format. However, when through the gui I browse to it with the archive manager, the correct longer filenames show up | 20:55 |
KeyserSoze | i tried typing 'mount' after the archive manager showed contents (to see how it mounted), but there was no entry there for the .iso file | 20:55 |
sageb1 | alchemista, yes, openoffice and chrome are not always great in rendering esp on a x600... it could be a glx/opengl issue needing xorg configuring | 20:55 |
karma_police | i'm wanting to use a live cd to unlock a windoze password using chntpw....the computer has no internet access in order to download it. | 20:55 |
WeThePeople | what are the pros and cons of 64bit ubuntu | 20:55 |
ravedog | WeThePeople: Runing multithreaded when possible :) | 20:56 |
xorwhy | KeyserSoze: The unusual suspect would be archive manager, since it doesn't require mounting to view files within an ISO image | 20:56 |
nemo | I'm trying to debug a crash in i965_dri.so - how do I ensure the app uses /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/dri/i965_dri.so ? | 20:56 |
nemo | specifically, trying to convince the firefox 4 crash reporter to generate a useful stack when running through the webgl conformance test suite | 20:57 |
karma_police | can aptoncd save to a usb flash drive? | 20:57 |
ubun | how do you create desktop shortcut for running a command? | 20:57 |
KeyserSoze | xorwhy: do you know what archive manager would do differently than a mount command? i tried "mount -t iso9660 -o joliet", and it didn't recognize "joliet". does that mean the kernel was built without joliet support, and that I *cannot* mount the image and see the long filenames using mount? | 20:57 |
bt4 | j | 20:58 |
aaron01 | nit-wit: hey, was aa11. I got grub back using the chroot option. The windows partition is still missing, but that can wait :) | 20:58 |
sageb1 | alchemista: what does this command show: grep -i render /var/log/Xorg.0.log | 20:58 |
aaron01 | nit-wit: thanks for your help | 20:58 |
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karma_police | will AptOnCd save to a usb flash drive? or is there a program that will? | 20:59 |
Alchimista | sageb1: (alch <>Imists | 20:59 |
nit-wit | aaron01, you might need a chkdsk run on the XP, does it show in gparted with any data. | 20:59 |
sageb1 | alchemista: it should show: (**) NVIDIA(0): Option "RenderAccel" "true" | 20:59 |
sageb1 | (**) NVIDIA(0): Enabling RENDER acceleration | 20:59 |
Alchimista | sageb1: sorry, the nick is alchimista. it shows: | 20:59 |
Alchimista | [ 25.273] (II) composite (RENDER acceleration) | 20:59 |
Alchimista | [ 25.304] (II) intel(0): direct rendering: DRI2 Enabled | 20:59 |
Alchimista | [ 25.304] (II) Initializing built-in extension RENDER | 20:59 |
FloodBot1 | Alchimista: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 20:59 |
nit-wit | aaron01, do you have a XP disc | 20:59 |
xorwhy | KeyserSoze: Archive manager simply shows whats in the file, and gives you the option to extract it. Mounting the ISO image sets the data within the image accessible via a directory. | 20:59 |
Pici | KeyserSoze: Try the utf8 or iocharset options instead. Both of those reference 'Joliet' in the help I have here. | 20:59 |
Dmole | anyone know of an open source web conferencing software? (not counting dimdim) | 21:00 |
sageb1 | sorry alchimista: my spellcheck in my brain is always on! ;) | 21:00 |
Alchimista | sageb1: :P | 21:00 |
xorwhy | KeyserSoze: I've mounted an ISO image before, and all I had to type was mount filename.iso | 21:00 |
aaron01 | nit-wit: gparted is saying I need to run chkdsk. I probably have a CD around somewhere | 21:00 |
aaron01 | nit-wit: to be honest I won't be that disappointed if that partition is mucked ;) | 21:01 |
sageb1 | alchimista: your xorg configuration is set for dri2. this explains the low performance in rendering in openoffice and chrome | 21:01 |
xorwhy | why am I answering questions, this always happens when I come here asking questions | 21:01 |
Dmole | lol so true | 21:02 |
coz_ | xorwhy, :) it's part of the sharing mindset I am afraid :) | 21:02 |
BlueFish_ | Is there anyway to download A.I.M on linux? | 21:02 |
sageb1 | xorwhy: you're helpful!! | 21:02 |
jrib | !cookie | xorwhy | 21:02 |
ubottu | xorwhy: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! | 21:02 |
Dmole | we need an advanced chan. for non noob questions | 21:02 |
xorwhy | !troll | 21:02 |
soreau | xorwhy: Be thankful for the 50fps you get | 21:02 |
KeyserSoze | found it: mount -t udf, instead of mount -t iso9660 | 21:02 |
rmfritz_ | snicker | 21:02 |
lazz | I'm having trouble with rhythmbox. I can't get it to play songs but all other sounds are working just fine. Any suggestions? | 21:03 |
Alchimista | sageb1: is it possible to configure it correctly? | 21:03 |
soreau | xorwhy: Which graphics driver are you using? | 21:03 |
rmfritz_ | anyone know bzed? anyone seen him? | 21:03 |
jrib | rmfritz_: no | 21:03 |
Dmole | lazz: use mplayer or vlc :) | 21:03 |
xorwhy | soreau: Well I just used your script to install some experimental plugins, you wouldn't want that on youtube like that either | 21:03 |
lazz | Dmole: I want to use rhythmbox | 21:03 |
soreau | xorwhy: !_! | 21:03 |
soreau | :) | 21:03 |
rmfritz_ | ok, thanks | 21:04 |
soreau | xorwhy: What graphics driver are you using? | 21:04 |
sageb1 | OT: in buddhist training, there is a story that the Buddha stated to potential students that being of service and being helpful to others leads to peace of mind. this is why I am here helping solve Ubuntu issues... | 21:04 |
sageb1 | alchimista: let me think that one over | 21:04 |
Dmole | lazz: if you play the file from a different player and/or look at the debug output it might give you some hints | 21:04 |
anon33_ | Anyone else have a text blurriness in Firefox like I do? http://i.imgur.com/Kv6dH.png It's not respecting the hinting options I have set for Gnome. | 21:05 |
xorwhy | soreau: The 64 bit nvidia binary, 260.19.06 | 21:05 |
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lazz | Dmole: How do you do that | 21:05 |
coz_ | anon33_, I am not getting that at all and in all honesty ,,, it must be "my" eyes ,,, I dont see blurry text there sorry | 21:05 |
soreau | xorwhy: Do you have vsync enabled in nvidia-settings? Do you have sync-to-vblank enabled in ccsm? What is the refresh rate of your monitor? | 21:05 |
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ugarit | I'm doing via ssh: apt-get install ntp and I get this message: Media change: please insert the disc labeled 'Ubuntu-Server 10.04.1 LTS _Lucid Lynx_ - Release amd64 (20100816.2)'. How do I disable the disc statement and go to the internet instead? | 21:05 |
Dmole | lazz: run it from the CLI with a verbose option if it's not a menu option (it is in vlc) | 21:06 |
ubun | is there a way to make a launcher that you can drag a file onto it and will execute the command to that file | 21:06 |
jrib | ugarit: edit your /etc/apt/sources.list | 21:06 |
nemo | anon33_: which version of firefox? | 21:06 |
chovynz | How do I upload a website to my private server via command line? | 21:06 |
lazz | Dmole: What | 21:06 |
jrib | ubun: yes! | 21:06 |
nemo | anon33_: also. nvidia? | 21:06 |
ubun | jrib: do you know of any site i can get that info | 21:06 |
xorwhy | soreau: I have those options enabled in CCSM and nvidia settings, except for "Vsync", I don't see that | 21:07 |
jrib | ubun: freedesktop.org, i am searching, hold on | 21:07 |
Dmole | lazz: do you know what a CLI/bash/terminal is? | 21:07 |
dpackard | xkcd | 21:07 |
ubun | jrib: thank you | 21:07 |
lazz | Dmole: I know what the terminal is. | 21:07 |
soreau | xorwhy: I thought nvidia-settings had some vblank sync setting. What is the refresh rate for your resolution? | 21:07 |
anon33_ | nemo: Yes, nvidia and the latest nightly + all other versions. | 21:07 |
ixnari | Hi. I have a rather silly question. Via terminal, how do I find out whether my version is 32 or 64-bit? | 21:07 |
anon33_ | coz_: You don't see it in the screenshot? It's as if there's a shadow behind it. | 21:07 |
nemo | anon33_: oh. also in FF3.6? | 21:08 |
botcity | anon33_: its like your using a different font or something!! | 21:08 |
xorwhy | soreau: It does, I have it enabled. Refresh rate for my resolution is limited to 60fps by nvidia-settings, since thats my monitors maximum refresh rate | 21:08 |
jrib | ubun: http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/ar01s06.html (%u or %f probably work) | 21:08 |
mikedoty | I've lost the ability to get into X11. I can't even get in with failsafeX. Could someone help me reconfigure my X so that I can get into it again? | 21:08 |
sageb1 | alchemista: what does this command show: grep Identifier /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 21:09 |
BluesKaj | ugarit, open /etc/apt/sources.list and put a # in front of the cdrom repository , then save the file | 21:09 |
mikedoty | I was installing/uninstalling drivers and I believe I messed something up | 21:09 |
coz_ | anon33_, let me see the link again | 21:09 |
soreau | xorwhy: idk how rmd works but you could try disabling all vblank/vsync settings and restart X to see if it makes a difference | 21:09 |
ugarit | are these the correct commands to update and upgrade my 10.04 to 10.10? apt-get update; apt-get upgrade ? | 21:09 |
ubun | jrib: thanks im looking at it now... | 21:09 |
erUSUL | ugarit: no | 21:10 |
Alchimista | sageb1: file or directory don't exist (don't forget the -> i <- thing :P | 21:10 |
erUSUL | !unpgrade | ugarit | 21:10 |
nemo | anon33_: http://askubuntu.com/questions/21030/font-rendering-in-firefox-is-blurry/21128 - related? | 21:10 |
anon33_ | botcity: I'm not, and nemo: yes. | 21:10 |
erUSUL | !upgrade | ugarit | 21:10 |
ubottu | ugarit: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade | 21:10 |
soreau | ugarit: You have to 'apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get dist-upgrade' | 21:10 |
xorwhy | soreau: I'd rather have 50fps than 60 with tearing. I think I'll just look for some other desktop recording app | 21:10 |
nemo | anon33_: in this case, dude said it was using different font | 21:10 |
sageb1 | ugarit: if you are running GNOME, clic on System: Administration: Software Sources | 21:10 |
anon33_ | nemo: I've read that and tried to implement it, but it's not working. | 21:10 |
Dmole | lazz: sorry missed your answer | 21:10 |
anon33_ | nemo: And he doesn't really explain his solution. | 21:10 |
nemo | anon33_: you mean how he forced "Regular" | 21:10 |
ugarit | I am in an a remote ssh terminal. | 21:10 |
lazz | Dmole: Yes I know what the terminal is | 21:10 |
soreau | xorwhy: It may just be the limit of speed for your cpu/gpu/drivers combo | 21:10 |
anon33_ | nemo: Yeah | 21:11 |
erUSUL | ugarit: the commands only will upgrade your installed programs ( what the update manager does ) | 21:11 |
sageb1 | Alchimista: ok now we are getting somewhere. I have to think some more... | 21:11 |
BluesKaj | no ugarit , those are depracated the new command is : sudo do-release-upgrade, but make sure any added ppas are either removed or commented with a # | 21:11 |
ugarit | soreau should I reboot after upgrade and before dist-upgrade? | 21:11 |
smittix | !ati | 21:11 |
ubottu | For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 21:11 |
dwar | ixnari: uname -m would give you the version of the kernel | 21:11 |
soreau | xorwhy: rmd is surprisingly taxing on some systems | 21:11 |
soreau | ugarit: no | 21:11 |
soreau | smittix: That is a horrible factoid | 21:11 |
ugarit | after I did upgrade it system requires reboot | 21:11 |
nemo | anon33_: my guess is he specified the full name in "font.name.serif.x-western" - or whatever his default area is | 21:12 |
kermit | i've been trying for hours to get i915 video working with 10.04LTS, any ideas? | 21:12 |
soreau | It makes the assumption that you must have a binary graphics driver for your graphics card | 21:12 |
ugarit | after I did upgrade it says system requires reboot | 21:12 |
nemo | anon33_: the same one pointed to by font.language.group that is | 21:12 |
nemo | anon33_: btw, you should perhaps ask irc://irc.mozilla.org/firefox | 21:12 |
katarn | Is there any graphical front-end to update-alternatives ? | 21:12 |
GeekyAdam | hey guys quick question. how do i make "find . -name desktop.ini" case INSENSITIVE? so desktop.ini and Desktop.ini both get returned? | 21:13 |
anon33_ | nemo: I have. | 21:13 |
nemo | katarn: update-alternatives has a gtk gui | 21:13 |
anon33_ | nemo: Thanks. | 21:13 |
jrib | GeekyAdam: -iname | 21:13 |
GeekyAdam | jrib: thx | 21:13 |
lazz | Dmole: What do I need to do? | 21:13 |
nemo | hm | 21:13 |
nemo | katarn: erm. sorry, I'm getting it mixed up w/ another command I believe :) | 21:13 |
em | I find that the edge for resizing a window is so thin it's extremely irritating in Ubuntu. Is there a way to thicken the resizing edge on a window? | 21:14 |
TiCPU | I need to share a tape drive using iSCSI on Ubuntu 10.10 Server (Maverick), I had problem with iscsitarget and I know the tape works pretty well with SCST in pass-through mode, SCST does not seem to be available on Maverick, any ideas? | 21:14 |
mikedoty | xserver-xorg is not installed, that can't be good | 21:14 |
nemo | em: that should be theme dependent. try installing one with thicker borders | 21:14 |
nemo | or switching to one | 21:14 |
mikedoty | I better install it I suppose | 21:14 |
WeThePeople | ravedog, do you use 64bit | 21:14 |
em | I like the look of the default Ubuntu theme. Why is the window edge for resizing two pixles wide? That seems like a bug then. | 21:14 |
mikedoty | It is kind of fun, I haven't used this lynx browser before | 21:14 |
bindaas_ | sorry for asking it here,what's the channel for apache web server? | 21:15 |
ubun | jrib: .... i kinda got lost in all that... ill have to study that some more | 21:15 |
katarn | nemo: thanks though. it probably doesn't exist .... yet 8) | 21:15 |
nemo | em: well... you can only change part of the theme in customise - otherwise you'd have to edit the theme by hand or see if someone already made a variant | 21:15 |
nemo | em: if you edit it by hand, probably best to make a new theme locally to avoid the change vanishing | 21:15 |
em | does the theme consist of editable code or is it compiled binary? | 21:15 |
Roasted | Has anybody set up freeradius on Ubuntu 10.04? | 21:15 |
Dmole | lazz: so if you run the application from terminal you can get more information | 21:15 |
nemo | em: there's a channel for the graphics guys on here, maybe you could ask them if someone has already done that | 21:15 |
nemo | em: text files | 21:15 |
nemo | it's the linux way ;) | 21:16 |
iflema | em: try the bottom right and left corners | 21:16 |
em | nemo: the linux way is hardly the Ubuntu way. And that's a fact. | 21:16 |
smittix | soreau: Heh, I was trying to find out about the problem when installing ATI/NVidia drivers that corrupts plymouth and makes it look ugly. | 21:16 |
lazz | Dmole: How do you do that? | 21:16 |
nemo | em: eh. sometimes... | 21:16 |
em | like where is xorg.conf? That's the linux way. Where is that in Ubuntu? | 21:16 |
nemo | em: you can still use xorg.conf - is just X has been going for more autodetection lately | 21:17 |
katarn | Roasted: My 10.04 server install came with a freerad (free radius) user account. Sorry I don't know more. | 21:17 |
nemo | em: I use xorg.conf to specify the driver personally... | 21:17 |
Dmole | you can type "man rhythmbox" to read the options (hit q to exit) | 21:17 |
sllide | i accidently used the command: sudo dd if="kernel.bin" of="/dev/sda" | 21:17 |
Dmole | lazz: you can type "man rhythmbox" to read the options (hit q to exit) | 21:17 |
WeThePeople | is java working for 64bit yet? | 21:17 |
sllide | i used sudo grub-install /dev/sda after that | 21:18 |
BluesKaj | ugarit, you can ssh back into the pc as you did previously | 21:18 |
sllide | how do i know it will work when i restart my pc? | 21:18 |
nemo | em: actually, amusingly, I edited my theme to do the exact opposite | 21:18 |
Dmole | lazz: "rhythmbox -d" should stat the app then try playing the file that fails, then put the output in a paste bin | 21:18 |
nemo | em: was trying to increase real-estate on a small display so shrank all the button, scrollbars, etc | 21:18 |
guntbert | sllide: it probably won't, you might have overwritten a lot more than the boot sector | 21:19 |
sllide | nope | 21:19 |
sllide | the file is 512b | 21:19 |
sllide | i compiled it myself | 21:19 |
sllide | well, wrote it myself | 21:19 |
guntbert | !enter | sllide | 21:19 |
ubottu | sllide: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 21:20 |
sageb1 | alchimista: install nvidia-settings. that will help to change settings for nvidia simply. | 21:20 |
sllide | i know, i know | 21:20 |
popey | em: bug 160311 | 21:20 |
soreau | smittix: AFAIK, binary drivers have no support for KMS which plymouth relies on to function | 21:20 |
popey | em: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/metacity/+bug/160311 | 21:20 |
sllide | ill just restart my pc, if it doesnt work its fedora time :D | 21:20 |
keyboarddrummer | how can i set compiz as my default window manager? | 21:20 |
smittix | soreau: Yeah, I wouldnt install the binary drivers if it wasnt for my gpu fans staying on all the time draining my battery. | 21:21 |
swarleyman | keyboarddrummer, run compiz --replace | 21:21 |
MetallicMonk | Hey, i need lotta help | 21:21 |
keyboarddrummer | when i run that, it only works until i reboot my computer | 21:21 |
soreau | smittix: What card is it? | 21:21 |
smittix | Radeon Mobility 4 series | 21:22 |
MetallicMonk | Anyone?? | 21:22 |
swarleyman | wierd. thay should replace it. did you run it in terminal or from the run prompt? | 21:22 |
soreau | smittix: There is no proprietary driver that supports your card then (unless you're using an ancient version of ubuntu) | 21:22 |
Alchimista | sageb1: installing them | 21:22 |
smittix | soreau: I'm using 10.10 | 21:23 |
soreau | smittix: Instead, you want to use the latest open radeon drivers with gallium support | 21:23 |
iflema | !ask | 21:23 |
ubottu | 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. :-) | 21:23 |
chris_bsd | soreau: what is gallium support? | 21:23 |
smittix | soreau: I just used the additional drivers tool to install the drivers im using | 21:23 |
lazz | Dmole: Ok it gave me a bunch of stuff I don't understand. I did happen to find a few things where it said critical. | 21:23 |
deco | how do i disable ipv6 ? | 21:24 |
MetallicMonk | Lol, iflema, don't expect any help here soon. | 21:24 |
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MetallicMonk | What do you need though? | 21:24 |
guntbert | MetallicMonk: just ask your question | 21:24 |
keyboarddrummer | swarleyman: i ran it from prompt...it may be because I set up my computer to use a second monitor through proprietary drivers (maybe it overwrote the X config files?) | 21:24 |
Paroni | Hey, anyone got iPod touch 4g to work in ubuntu 10.10? | 21:24 |
Dmole | lazz: put it all here: http://pastebin.com/ and tell me the link | 21:24 |
MetallicMonk | Okay, ubuntu will not allow me to connect to the internet, at all. it recognizes my card, and my router, but its acting as if i put in the wrong passcode. | 21:25 |
SAM__ | HI GUYS THIS IS SAM | 21:25 |
chris_bsd | SAM__: hi sam | 21:25 |
guntbert | MetallicMonk: wired or wireless? | 21:25 |
SAM__ | CAN SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE MY WEBSITE FOR SOME REASON DOES NOT DISPLAY CORRECTLY LAMP SERVER IS INSTALLED | 21:25 |
MetallicMonk | Wireless. | 21:25 |
SAM__ | http://unrealkillers.com/forum.php | 21:25 |
devios | I have an iptables rule: "-A INPUT -i ! lo -d 127.0.0.0/8 -j REJECT" - im getting warning: "Using intrapositioned negation (`--option ! this`) is deprecated in favor of extrapositioned (`! --option this`)." - ne1 know how to rewrite my iptables rule so I don't get the warning? | 21:25 |
xangua | !caps | SAM__ | 21:26 |
ubottu | SAM__: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too. | 21:26 |
guntbert | !caps | SAM__ | 21:26 |
WaltherFI | Anyone using calibria? | 21:26 |
lazz | Dmole: Do you want all of it or just the parts that read failed after them? | 21:26 |
SAM__ | MY CAMPS KEY IS STUCK IM SORRY | 21:26 |
SAM__ | I WILL HOLD SHIFT | 21:26 |
FloodBot1 | SAM__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:26 |
SAM__ | hi sorry it really is stuck | 21:26 |
MetallicMonk | Lol, epic win on sam's part.. | 21:26 |
sageb1 | alchmista: also see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1000955 and check if a driver is available with system:>administration:>Hardware drivers | 21:26 |
swarleyman | keyboarddrummer, im not sure actually. | 21:26 |
SciBot | #twil | 21:26 |
soreau | smittix: Can you pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file to ubuntu.pastebin.com? | 21:27 |
kermit | what controls screen blanking timeout in console mode? | 21:27 |
keyboarddrummer | swarleyman: it's okay. thanks anyway. | 21:27 |
sageb1 | devios: put the "!" before -i | 21:28 |
soreau | chris_bsd: Gallium is a new way of writing drivers. It utilizes kms and the memory manager to take advantage of advanced gpu functionality | 21:28 |
jbraddoc | Hi all. How does one keep ubuntu-desktop / gdm from starting on 10.10 ? | 21:28 |
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swarleyman | keyboarddrummer, look at changing it thru the gconf-editor. | 21:28 |
devios | sageb1: thx will test now | 21:28 |
SUFLEX_ | hi people . how can i link 2 windows in ubuntu. to move them together and to have general common shortcuts. | 21:28 |
guntbert | !nox | jbraddoc | 21:28 |
ubottu | jbraddoc: To start your system in text-only mode append 'text' (without the quotes) to the kernel line in the grub menu. You can access the grub menu by pressing Esc (Grub legacy) or Shift (Grub2) during boot. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Text%20Mode | 21:28 |
chris_bsd | soreau: thanks for the info | 21:28 |
jrib | kermit: checkout setterm (my guess) | 21:28 |
soreau | chris_bsd: In my case, gallium ups my OpenGL version from 1.5 to 2.1 | 21:28 |
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coz_ | remote, you asked in #compiz about the windows7 snap the other day? | 21:28 |
kermit | jrib: thats what i thought, but i dont see it in any file in /etc/ so how's it getting set | 21:28 |
lazz | Dmole: Here's the link http://pastebin.com/MEciM3VC | 21:29 |
jrib | kermit: maybe there's a default? | 21:29 |
SAM__ | can anyone help please my server is not showing php correctly it is on ubuntu 10.04 and lamp is installed http://unrealkillers.com/forum.php | 21:29 |
hazz | hi guys i need help | 21:29 |
soreau | SUFLEX_: Use compiz group plugin | 21:29 |
jbraddoc | guntbert, will NoMachine still be able to run? or will i beable to star x manually? | 21:29 |
MetallicMonk | sam, atleast you can connect to the internet.. | 21:29 |
guntbert | !repeat | SAM__ | 21:29 |
ubottu | SAM__: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 21:29 |
hazz | i screw my ubuntu after an upgrade | 21:29 |
hazz | i do not have the live cd | 21:29 |
devios | sageb1: u da man. thank you. | 21:29 |
SUFLEX_ | soreau how can i install that | 21:29 |
soreau | SUFLEX_: apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager compiz-fusion-plugins-extra simple-ccsm | 21:29 |
hazz | i can just get to intramfs | 21:30 |
kermit | jrib: huh, maybe.. if so its a new default | 21:30 |
Roasted | What's the difference from daloradius to freeradius? | 21:30 |
MetallicMonk | I'm about to shatter ubuntu. lol | 21:30 |
popey | SAM__: its a dns issue | 21:30 |
guntbert | jbraddoc: of course startx will still work, I don't really know about noMachine | 21:30 |
SUFLEX_ | soreau thanx. i 'll try now | 21:30 |
hazz | and the rescue mode it doesn't work | 21:30 |
MetallicMonk | Anyone know how to get it to connect to the internet even though it refuses to take the passcode? | 21:30 |
popey | SAM__: your website resolves as unrealkillers.com, but not as www.unrealkillers.com, and your site internally references www.unrealkillers.com in the source | 21:30 |
keyboarddrummer | swarleyman: what would i change? I see compiz but I don't see a way to set it as default | 21:30 |
SAM__ | poper dns issue? any ideas what and the troubleshooting steps i should take? | 21:30 |
soreau | SUFLEX_: Then make sure 'Custom' is selected in sys>prefs>appearance>visual effects then find group settings and bindings in ccsm (type ccsm in your terminal or find it in sys>prefs>) | 21:30 |
hazz | the normal mode hangs on Xsession that doesn't permit to me to do anything | 21:31 |
popey | SAM__: yes, fix the www.unrealkillers.com dns entry | 21:31 |
jbraddoc | guntbert alright, if startx will work, then nomachine (freenx) will still work. Thank you, I appreciate it :-) | 21:31 |
popey | SAM__: but this is offtopic for #ubuntu | 21:31 |
SAM__ | how is it offtopic? the site is hosted on a dedicated box on ubuntu 10.03 | 21:31 |
jrib | kermit: check last comment here: http://superuser.com/questions/152347/change-linux-console-screen-blanking-behavior | 21:31 |
SAM__ | 10.04* | 21:31 |
gpc | SAM__: misconfiguration of your site is not an Ubuntu issue | 21:32 |
ubuntu2142424 | hy im new to ubuntu - i have a problem with my internet | 21:32 |
hazz | how can i chroot under intramfs? | 21:32 |
soreau | ubuntu2142424: Hi, how are you trying to connect? | 21:32 |
popey | hazz: dont think you can | 21:32 |
Alchimista | sageb1: i have no hardware drivers option, or anything like that :s | 21:32 |
kermit | jrib: thanks! | 21:32 |
ubuntu2142424 | soreau: wwan | 21:33 |
guntbert | SAM__: not everything you carry in your car is covered by your car manufacturers guarantee :-) | 21:33 |
MetallicMonk | yeah, same here, problem with internet..its wireless.. | 21:33 |
SAM__ | lol | 21:33 |
nexes | window 1 | 21:33 |
Alchimista | sageb1: intel installed | 21:33 |
soreau | ubuntu2142424: What kind of wifi chip is it? | 21:33 |
sageb1 | alchimista: not under system : administration? | 21:33 |
ubuntu2142424 | soreau: ericsson f3507g | 21:33 |
SAM__ | well...some help would be appreciated...i mean if i have misconfigured then it would be nice if someone could point out my error as I have looked over before and found nothing | 21:33 |
hazz | why there is that command ? | 21:33 |
SAM__ | could someone proof read my config? | 21:33 |
SAM__ | http://paste.ubuntu.com/558286/ | 21:34 |
soreau | ubuntu2142424: Can you show the 'lspci' output line for it? | 21:34 |
smittix | soreau: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/CPygXdKy | 21:34 |
popey | SAM__: you shouldn't have full stops in the first column | 21:34 |
Alchimista | sageb1: nops | 21:34 |
ubuntu2142424 | soreau: the what? -sry im new... | 21:34 |
popey | SAM__: (at the end of the domain names) | 21:34 |
sageb1 | alchimista: what version of ubuntu you got? | 21:34 |
Alchimista | sageb1: 10.10 | 21:35 |
sageb1 | :o | 21:35 |
SAM__ | so remove and restart bind. will it need time to propogate? | 21:35 |
popey | SAM__: http://paste.ubuntu.com/558287/ is what it should look like | 21:35 |
popey | SAM__: also update the timestamp | 21:35 |
SAM__ | time stamp? | 21:35 |
hazz | any help? | 21:35 |
SAM__ | you meean ttl? | 21:36 |
MetallicMonk | hazz, what do you need? | 21:36 |
hazz | MetallicMonk: i need to restore my box running ubuntu but i do not own a live cd | 21:37 |
soreau | smittix: Ah, it is an HD card. I was thrown by the 'mobility' | 21:37 |
popey | SAM__: actually even my hastily edited version looks wrong | 21:37 |
hazz | MetallicMonk: i just can run under intramfs | 21:37 |
soreau | ubuntu2142424: lspci is a command you run in your terminal that will output information about hardware on the pci bus | 21:37 |
soreau | ubuntu2142424: It should tell you exactly what kind of wifi card you have | 21:38 |
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smittix | soreau: Should I still use the Open drivers? | 21:38 |
MetallicMonk | Hazz, well, idk man, i personally dual boot just incase something like that were to happen. | 21:38 |
kermit | how do i backport just the kernel? i'm giving up on i915 video working in the LTS kernel. | 21:38 |
bluezone | I have a rather vague point to make, however i must make it, the fact that now my wireless is fine, (i am getting 2.2 kbps download speeds). anyway I feel that flash is considerably slower on ubuntu that it would be on windows, are there any faster alternatives? | 21:38 |
MetallicMonk | i'm assuming you need some kid of CD or image or something. | 21:38 |
soreau | smittix: Not if it's making your card run too hot. However if you haven't tried the latest drivers+gallium or asked in #radeon, I would ;) | 21:39 |
sliddy | guntbert, i fixed it :D | 21:39 |
soreau | kermit: What's wrong with the video? | 21:39 |
cptblood | if one lost his password, how do can one get it back? | 21:39 |
hazz | MetallicMonk: how can i run in a commandline mode? | 21:40 |
guntbert | sliddy: great! | 21:40 |
rww | cptblood: Ubuntu login password? | 21:40 |
em | popey: that bug you linked to is from 2007 :( | 21:40 |
cptblood | rww: yeah | 21:40 |
soreau | bluezone: Depends on what you're doing with falsh. If it's just watching videos, you can download them and play them in your local video player instead of using the crappy in-browser flash player | 21:40 |
popey | em: and? | 21:40 |
rww | !password | cptblood | 21:40 |
ubottu | cptblood: Forgot your password? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword What's the root password? See !sudo. Don't see *** in password prompts? That's normal. Sudo doesn't ask for your password? It remembers you for several minutes. Please use strong passwords, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StrongPasswords | 21:40 |
ubuntu2142424 | soreau: i hope this helps: http://paste.ubuntu.com/558291/ | 21:40 |
sliddy | now i must go | 21:40 |
rww | cptblood: first link | 21:40 |
em | popey: I guess 4 years for a problem to be taken seriously is better than nothing, even if it's not actually fixed yet. | 21:40 |
popey | em: stop trolling | 21:41 |
soreau | ubuntu2142424: Line 25 of that pastebin: Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 5100 AGN [Shiloh] Network Connection | 21:41 |
em | Yeah. When someone says something that's true but unpleasant that's not the same thing as trolling. | 21:42 |
cptblood | rww: thx | 21:42 |
sageb1 | alchimista: we need to find the hardware drivers tool which got moved from system : adminstration in maverick | 21:42 |
soreau | ubuntu2142424: It should already be working afaik.. does 'iwconfig' show a wlan0 interface? | 21:42 |
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ubuntu2142424 | soreau: iwconfig shows: http://paste.ubuntu.com/558293/ | 21:44 |
hazz | if grub it's not working for single user mode what else can i do? | 21:44 |
Alchimista | sageb1: i'll try this:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1185658 but i had installed the nvideo x server settings | 21:44 |
sageb1 | em: agreed. if someone says, "i can't find hardware driver in system: adminstration" and i have it in my sys:admin drop down picklist, then i know to ask what version of ubuntu they use. | 21:44 |
ubuntu2142424 | soreau: its working but not correct from time to time 5min to 20min the connection disapears | 21:45 |
Dmole | lazz: and I'm back I'll read the paste now... | 21:45 |
soreau | ubuntu2142424: What do you mean by 'disappears'? What happens exactly? | 21:45 |
sageb1 | alchmista: i thought you had nvidia X600? | 21:45 |
Dmole | damn I missed him, | 21:46 |
ubuntu2142424 | soreau: there is no out or ingoing traffic possible | 21:46 |
ubuntu2142424 | soreau: so i have to reconnect then it works again in most cases | 21:46 |
dug__ | anyone using a laptop with nvidia optimus? Mine started freezing up now and then even though I don't use the nvidia card | 21:47 |
soreau | ubuntu2142424: Sounds like a driver issue. I don't really know what to tell you other than to google for people with a similar problem and post a comment on that bug report or file a new bug report about the problem | 21:47 |
SAM__ | hi guys, i have an issue with my webserver on 10.04 and im not sure what is causing it....if someone could take a quick look id be most greatful http://unrealkillers.com/forum.php | 21:47 |
basholina | if i get: cannot connect to channel ??? | 21:48 |
basholina | what does i mean ? | 21:48 |
basholina | beacuse of what ? | 21:48 |
Raydiation | does the mainline kernil contain blobs? | 21:48 |
erUSUL | basholina: best ask in #freenode | 21:48 |
sageb1 | alchimista: you can try system: preferences: appearance and clic on visual effects tab and choose normal | 21:48 |
erUSUL | Raydiation: define blob | 21:48 |
guntbert | SAM__: that question really belongs in #ubuntu-server , and please don't crosspost | 21:49 |
basholina | ok thx | 21:49 |
Raydiation | erUSUL: i need radeon firmware for hd 5xxx series | 21:49 |
sageb1 | (assuming that maverick defaults to compiz being installed as compositor and windows manager) | 21:49 |
Raydiation | erUSUL: apparently only 2.6.36 supports 5xxx | 21:50 |
Daekdroom | !xorgedgers | Raydiation | 21:50 |
Daekdroom | Hm. | 21:50 |
Daekdroom | Not an actual factoid. | 21:50 |
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Raydiation | Daekdroom: i got this already installed for gnome-shell on my laptop :) dont i need a newer kernel? | 21:50 |
boldfilter | how do I install kde enviroment on my ubuntu box | 21:51 |
Raydiation | +too | 21:51 |
Raydiation | boldfilter: kubuntu-desktop? | 21:51 |
Daekdroom | Raydiation, yes, you need a newer kernel for HD5xxx | 21:51 |
boldfilter | I have gnome now | 21:51 |
Raydiation | Daekdroom: so xorgedgers + mainline should work? | 21:51 |
sageb1 | raydiation: what's your ubuntu version now? | 21:51 |
boldfilter | Do I need to download kubutu? | 21:51 |
Raydiation | sageb1: 10.10 | 21:52 |
jrib | !kde | boldfilter | 21:52 |
ubottu | boldfilter: KDE (http://kde.org) is the !desktop environment used natively in !Kubuntu. To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop », or see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE . See http://kubuntu.org for more information. | 21:52 |
Raydiation | boldfilter: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop should do it | 21:52 |
Raydiation | iirc | 21:52 |
Raydiation | from 3 years ago | 21:52 |
sageb1 | raydiation, stick to the official release of radeon from ubuntu. is xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd installed? | 21:52 |
ubuntu2142424 | soreau: ok thank you, but one question if there is a new firmware how can i make an update is this possible? | 21:52 |
boldfilter | Is it bad to use both desktops in one install | 21:52 |
BluesKaj | boldfilter, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop , is the quick method | 21:52 |
jrib | boldfilter: nope | 21:52 |
boldfilter | ok | 21:53 |
sageb1 | boldfilter: mmm i'm sure your computer doesn't mind. | 21:53 |
Raydiation | boldfilter: you have a lot of apps | 21:53 |
Raydiation | thats all | 21:53 |
Raymond | Hi all, I'm running Ubuntu 10.10 Netbook edition and want to know if there is a gui that will help me set up my network connections to my NAS. I can see all the shared drives via smb4k, but that's as far as I can get, when I try too connect I get the error "mount.cifs: permission denied: no match for /home/smb4k/THE-MATRIX/C$ found in /etc/fstab | 21:53 |
Raydiation | sageb1: isnt this installed by default? | 21:53 |
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sageb1 | raymond: is the NAS server a Linux server? | 21:54 |
Raydiation | sageb1: is not available | 21:54 |
Raydiation | the package | 21:54 |
BluesKaj | Raymond, use samba and ssh to your NAS | 21:54 |
sageb1 | C$ reminds me of samba | 21:54 |
Alchimista | sageb1: i already used it :S i've tried to choose the simpler one, but my screen got crazy, the the image was inverted, like a mirror, and upsidedown | 21:54 |
Dmole | any one ever tried Openmeetings? | 21:55 |
Raydiation | Raymond: take a look at http://www.justlinux.com/nhf/Filesystems/Mounting_smbfs_Shares_Permanently.html | 21:55 |
sageb1 | alchimista, it looks like ubuntu does not have a driver for the x600 video and set for framebuffer and dri2. | 21:55 |
sageb1 | alchimista: this can't be fixed just yet | 21:56 |
Alchimista | sageb1: what about the 10.04 version? never got this problems with it. is it a global problem, or just this version one? | 21:56 |
Raymond | sageb1: Yes, it's an IcyBox 4220 | 21:57 |
Dmole | Raydiation: might just need to do what you did as root | 21:57 |
sageb1 | alchemista: yes, the downgrade to Lucid will fix the video problem for now. | 21:57 |
Raydiation | lucids fine except for the ubuntu specific gnomepanel plugins | 21:57 |
WoodWork | Hi guys, I'm thinking of dualbooting a brand new laptop, vista & ubuntu.. does anyone know if this will void warranty? | 21:58 |
sageb1 | raymond, does Places: Network get to your NAS? | 21:58 |
Raydiation | WoodWork: wont void warranty | 21:58 |
WoodWork | Thanks. | 21:58 |
Raydiation | WoodWork: if they say so, sue em^^ | 21:58 |
WoodWork | Do I have a case if they will not fix something hardware related? | 21:58 |
genii-around | WoodWork: Yes | 21:58 |
WoodWork | Thanks for your help guys! ^^ ooh, sorry I'm lagged a little. | 21:59 |
WoodWork | Loving the new look with 10.10! | 21:59 |
Raydiation | WoodWork: you can even open a pc without loosing warranty | 21:59 |
WoodWork | ahh! | 21:59 |
Raydiation | to add a new card for instance | 21:59 |
Raydiation | soundcard etc | 21:59 |
chuche | Where do I find the Terminal program? Sorry I'm a Linux noob. | 21:59 |
Raydiation | WoodWork: at least in europe^^ | 21:59 |
kermit | soreau: if it doest boot blank, it often stays blank after any timed screen blanking | 21:59 |
WoodWork | We'll I'm looking to either get a computer, or laptop within a £200-300 budget. I want a decent setup really. | 21:59 |
Raydiation | chuche: accessoires -> terminal | 22:00 |
Raydiation | chuche: or alt + f2 and type gnome-terminal | 22:00 |
sageb1 | WoodWork, no, have u dualbooted a Vista machine before? | 22:00 |
WoodWork | my HP laptop currently overheats 101F! | 22:00 |
WoodWork | Nope sageb1! | 22:00 |
Raydiation | WoodWork: dollar? or euro | 22:00 |
WoodWork | Pounds. | 22:00 |
WoodWork | I'm from the UK. | 22:00 |
sageb1 | Chuche: Applications: Accessories : Terminal | 22:00 |
chuche | Raydiation, thx | 22:00 |
Raydiation | WoodWork: thats 450€? | 22:00 |
Raydiation | chuche: yw | 22:00 |
WoodWork | Something like that, yes. | 22:01 |
WoodWork | I prefer it if I go into a shop to buy though, instead of ordering online. | 22:01 |
Raydiation | WoodWork: you can build a pretty decent pc with amd cpu | 22:01 |
Raymond | sageb1: I can;t seem to be able to find it in the Netbook version, I had it going OK under the standard desktop version, but what I did for that doesn't seem to work here. | 22:01 |
WoodWork | Currently I have a 2GB RAM, and a 2Core processor, aroudn 3 years old. | 22:01 |
DexterF | !java | 22:01 |
ubottu | To install a Java runtime on Ubuntu on 10.04 LTS and newer, see http://tinyurl.com/2ffg7cc - For the Sun Java products and browser plugin, search for the sun-java6- packages in the !partner repository on Lucid (which must be enabled), or !multiverse repository on older releases. | 22:01 |
DexterF | !partner | 22:02 |
ubottu | Canonical's partner repositories provide packages a location for software vendors to publish applications. The repo itself can be added by running this in a !terminal: « sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ $(lsb_release -sc) partner" » | 22:02 |
WoodWork | It does tend to lag when playing minecraft though! | 22:02 |
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Raydiation | WoodWork: thats normal, minecraft is java | 22:02 |
sageb1 | Raymond: let me think about that one. | 22:02 |
WoodWork | ATM; I'm using virtualbox to install a test copy of ubuntu - to test all the applications I'm after. :) | 22:02 |
WoodWork | Yeah, I'm running out of diskspace though. :| | 22:03 |
WoodWork | Something has eaten it up, I don't know what! | 22:03 |
WoodWork | I've ran various progams, such as CCleaner - but it only frees up around 1GB at a time. | 22:03 |
Raydiation | WoodWork: thats what i put together for a friend http://geizhals.at/?cat=WL-133524 | 22:03 |
WoodWork | AFK - Will be back in 10-20 minutes. | 22:04 |
sageb1 | raymond: try suggestion at this link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1169149&highlight=netbook+samba | 22:05 |
devios | whelp - thx all for the help today - much appreciated. | 22:05 |
bloodriver | I have questions about Unity and Natty...anyone want to help/answer them? | 22:06 |
le0- | has anyone ever tried to load ubuntu to a dell optiplex 740... i burn to cd. and loaded to usb and it wont boot for neither | 22:06 |
xangua | !natty | bloodriver | 22:06 |
ubottu | bloodriver: Natty Narwhal is the codename for Ubuntu 11.04, due April 28 2011 - Help and support (only) in #ubuntu+1 - Natty is unstable and is not intended for production systems. | 22:06 |
Raydiation | bloodriver: dont ask, just ask | 22:06 |
sageb1 | le0- did you burn it as ISO or data file? | 22:06 |
le0- | i burn as iso | 22:06 |
sageb1 | wait sorry | 22:06 |
le0- | i burn as image | 22:06 |
sageb1 | le0- your usb install didn't work? | 22:06 |
gpc | bloodriver: Natty support in #ubuntu+1 | 22:07 |
le0- | nope it hangs at a blinking underscore | 22:07 |
bloodriver | Okay, I was wondering if there will be a way to auto-hide or remove the left dock...and | 22:07 |
sageb1 | le0-, mine either. even tried to burn a debian to flash | 22:07 |
le0- | oh u tried too? | 22:07 |
clincher | bloodriver, "Help and support (only) in #ubuntu+1" | 22:07 |
bloodriver | okay thanks u'all | 22:08 |
sageb1 | le0-, you might try alt-sysreq-R ... E ... I ... to get to a workable keyboard | 22:08 |
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sageb1 | le0-, what's your locale? france? or US? | 22:08 |
le0- | us | 22:09 |
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kermit | update-grub is only making menu.lst, but grup is using grub.cfg.. where do i edit boot parameters? | 22:10 |
le0- | sageb1 | 22:10 |
sageb1 | le0-, it is a hard crash, then only a reboot works. the magic sysreq will help to get a console to use keyboard | 22:11 |
Raymond | sageb1: I'll give it a go, thanks.. | 22:11 |
le0- | sageb1.. i dont have any OS installed on my harddrive | 22:11 |
le0- | i need to install a fresh install.. but non seem to take me to the installation | 22:11 |
genii-around | kermit: If update-grub is trying to make a menu.lst then it is grub1 on the machine you are running this on and not grub2 which uses the grub.cfg instead | 22:12 |
kermit | genii-around: only the changes i put in grub.cfg take effect though | 22:12 |
Raydiation | kermit: /etc/grub or something like that | 22:12 |
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yankeefan67 | hi all | 22:14 |
genii-around | kermit: Sounds like possibly you are multi-booting different linux versions, one of which installed grub2 which uses the grub.cfg but then trying to run update-grub from another linux which has grub1 | 22:14 |
kermit | genii-around: no, i just installed this on a new pc | 22:14 |
boldfilter | ok, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop installs kde. What if I wanted to uninstall it | 22:15 |
havock | quit: fui.......... | 22:15 |
iflema | !puregnome | boldfilter | 22:16 |
ubottu | boldfilter: If you want to remove all !Kubuntu packages or !Xubuntu packages and have a default !Ubuntu system, follow the instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureGnome | 22:16 |
genii-around | kermit: /etc/default/grub contains settings | 22:16 |
the_student | boldfilter: Then its remove, and a clean/autoclean should do it | 22:16 |
sageb1 | le0-, so it is running off a flash drive or livecd? | 22:16 |
kermit | genii-around: yeah.. and to apply those run update-grub, right? update-grub just wants to make a menu.lst | 22:17 |
kermit | genii-around: which my grub doesnt care about | 22:17 |
boldfilter | ok | 22:17 |
genii-around | kermit: Which is what makes me think you have grub1 ... grub2 doesn't care about menu.lst | 22:17 |
sageb1 | kermit: i am guessing you are customizing grub: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1664134&highlight=grub | 22:18 |
erebel55 | How can I move a file to a usr/include ? I tried via gui but it said permission denied. so I'm assuming i must do it via terminal. can anyone tell me how? | 22:18 |
DexterF | anyone know how to patch vmware workstation 7 for 2.6.32 in 10.10? | 22:19 |
kermit | genii-around, sageb1: oh i know what i did.. ubuntu installed grub2, but grub2 isnt an update, its a different package, so when i copied my --get-selections over, it swwiched me to grub1 | 22:19 |
genii-around | kermit: You might want to: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install grub2 | 22:19 |
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kermit | genii-around: yep :) thanks | 22:19 |
sageb1 | erebel: sudo it | 22:19 |
CrashOverride | What's that movie called where someone makes a fake actress / 3d model and pretend that she's real ? | 22:20 |
sageb1 | erebel: sudo cp pathofyourfile /usr/local/include | 22:20 |
repgahroll | hey... i know it isn't the right place to ask, but i couldn't get much help anywhere... i'm using eclipse+pydev, and my program works fine from the editor, but when i try to run it from terminal, i get a lot of error. I've tried to reproduce the command that is called by pydev, but i doesn't work. can someone help e please? | 22:20 |
iflema | erebel55: alt + F2 then gksudo nautilus or sudo in terminal man mv for move and amn cp for copy... | 22:20 |
erebel55 | iflema: thanks | 22:21 |
cellardoor | is anyone here good with Skype? | 22:21 |
faryshta | Hi. Can you please recommend me any download manager? | 22:21 |
Varc | !skype | cellardoor | 22:21 |
ubottu | cellardoor: To install Skype on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype - To record on Skype, check: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeRecordingHowto - Please use open protocols instead if you can, see !Ekiga | 22:21 |
rww | !crosspost | faryshta | 22:22 |
ubottu | faryshta: Please don't ask the same question in multiple Ubuntu channels at the same time. Many helpers are in more than one channel and it's not fair to them or the other people seeking support. | 22:22 |
sageb1 | repgahroll: what's the first error? | 22:22 |
iflema | faryshta: search the software centre?? | 22:22 |
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Ahrotahntee | damn highlights | 22:22 |
faryshta | iflema, which software should I search? | 22:22 |
gfgf | hi all, anything known about a bug in grub since yesterday's update, causing grub to get stuck in de rescue prompt? | 22:23 |
gordonjcp | faryshta: "download manager"? | 22:23 |
erkan^ | !wine | 22:23 |
ubottu | WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu | 22:23 |
sageb1 | faryshta, r u downloading small files or extremely large ones? | 22:23 |
sanguisleft | is there a way to install both php5.3 and php5.2 on the same machine via package manger and then tell a site to use the right php ini file in the vhost file? | 22:23 |
repgahroll | sageb1, the problem is that i can convert qstring to pystring like str(qstring), and it runs fine from eclipse, but it doesn't from terminal, to get this part working on terminal, i have to do str(qstring.toUtf8()). | 22:24 |
sageb1 | sanguis, the first one is a synaptic question; the second requires php skillz. | 22:24 |
faryshta | sageb1, I am downloading small files from depositfile.com | 22:24 |
repgahroll | sageb1, but this isn't the only problem. when i fix one another appears, and so on. | 22:24 |
bjhaid | <erebel55> sudo mv <path>/file /usr/include | 22:25 |
sageb1 | sanguis, i will deal with 2: the directory for www php scripts is /home/www or something similar on the host server you ssh into | 22:25 |
Diverdude | I have a directory which is totally empty when i do ls mydir, but when i try to delete it using either rm -r mydir or rmdir i get the error: rm: cannot remove directory `text-base': Directory not empty or rmdir: failed to remove `text-base/': Directory not empty what am i doing wrong? | 22:25 |
sageb1 | repgahroll, sounds like you haven't printed out the program and gone over it with highlighter to see how it works. | 22:26 |
faryshta | sageb1, can you recommend me any manager like jdownloader? | 22:26 |
sageb1 | repgahroll, hence the errors | 22:26 |
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Ahrotahntee | damn it! | 22:27 |
Ahrotahntee | I should drop that highlight | 22:27 |
bluethundr | I am trying to install nessus but it looks like the package isn't in my repos | 22:27 |
bluethundr | http://dpaste.com/353464/ | 22:27 |
rww | you should stop telling us every time you're higlighted ;P | 22:27 |
sageb1 | faryshta, does the filesharing site have a ftp address? | 22:27 |
bluethundr | what repo can I use to find nessus? | 22:27 |
Diverdude | btw, text-base = mydir | 22:27 |
Ahrotahntee | rww: if I have to peek in, people are damn well going to hear about it! | 22:28 |
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faryshta | sageb1, Let me check but I don't think so. | 22:28 |
sageb1 | faryshta, if you know the complete path to the files, you can use wget or better yet, lftpget | 22:28 |
rww | Ahrotahntee: feel free to tell #ubuntu-offtopic or something, then. | 22:28 |
CrashOverride | What's that movie called where someone makes a fake actress / 3d model and pretend that she's real | 22:28 |
rww | !ot | CrashOverride | 22:28 |
ubottu | CrashOverride: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 22:28 |
CrashOverride | sory | 22:29 |
rww | bluethundr: it was removed from Ubuntu because it's "abandoned upstream, replaced by openvas". | 22:29 |
sageb1 | faryshta, however if the site uses javascript to make it hard to access a file directly, then i don't know of any java apps to do downloads easier | 22:29 |
repgahroll | sageb1, what do you mean with "printed out the program"? thanks | 22:29 |
bluethundr | rww ok thanks for the clarification | 22:30 |
gfgf | What to do when grub says: grub rescue> after update? I'm stuck! | 22:30 |
sageb1 | faryshta, if u use firefox, the flashgot extension may help along with wget curl lftpget and other download managers that ubuntu provides | 22:31 |
repgahroll | the fact is that i have a long pyqt4 program that runs from pydev and doesn't run from command line :( | 22:31 |
sageb1 | repgahroll: the fact is, a printout hardcopy of a program helps alot in debugging the logical structure that may be broken by fixing on programming error in it | 22:32 |
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bloodriver | has anyone had trouble with gdm2setup w/burg? I dual boot and when I try to set the default, it'll work w/o burg installed but won't when it is. My error? | 22:33 |
faryshta | flashgot let me sear for it. Thanks sageb1 | 22:33 |
benedict | hi there. i installe fluxbox on my ubuntu 10.04 minimal install. now, after login (via commandline, no display manger - i want it that way) i always have to tye startx. how can in automate that? | 22:33 |
WoodWork | Raydiation: That's pretty banging! | 22:33 |
sageb1 | repgahroll: how long is your pyqt4 program in # of lines? | 22:33 |
Anthony_ | Hey, when I boot up I gues a "Keyboard failure" error. Then after like a minute, another error displays "No boot device available - strike F1 to retry boot, F2 for setup utility"..... this started happening after I unplugged my phone (via usb) from the computer. keyboard immediately stopped working so I hard to do a hard reboot | 22:33 |
soreau | ubuntu2142424: If there is an issue with firmware, the driver should output the problem in syslog (type 'dmesg' in your terminal or see sys>admin>log file viewer) | 22:34 |
sageb1 | repgahroll: you just need to print out the lines of the function where the error is. | 22:34 |
iflema | benedict: edit or cr[Aeate a file in ya home directory called .xinitrc and add exec fluxbox if youmust create it put as first line #!/bin/bash | 22:36 |
sageb1 | anthony_, reboot the affected computer again. | 22:36 |
Anthony_ | sageb1: I tried that already, but I'm rebooting agian right now | 22:36 |
sageb1 | anthony_, if error is still there, try to get into your bios | 22:37 |
iflema | !fluxbox | benedict | 22:37 |
ubottu | benedict: fluxbox is a lightweight and responsive window manager for GNU/Linux. For how to set it up and more information see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fluxbox | 22:37 |
Anthony_ | sageb1: I can't do that without a keyboard though =\ | 22:37 |
sageb1 | anthony, it cannot find your keyboard or your drive. you may have to open up the computer or get a laptop specialist to clear the cmos | 22:38 |
CJ23 | jetole: http://gparted.org/features.php how come you said I need to use ntfs resize to shrink a partition? I am not trying to be rude I am just wondering if there's more to the checklist of what gparted can and can't resize in certain situations? | 22:38 |
Anthony_ | sageb1: all of a sudden it can't find my drive? | 22:38 |
bloodriver | i don't have a bios...it's a heteros | 22:39 |
sageb1 | anthony, if the cmos gets corrupted it forgets drive and keyboard | 22:39 |
Anthony_ | sageb1: I see. how could I 'refresh' the cmos? | 22:39 |
sageb1 | anthony, i dont know if your bios' flash is protected either. is it a recent motherboard? like made within the past 5 year? | 22:40 |
sageb1 | anthony, you pull out the power plug to the computer. you look for the cmos battery, you remove it | 22:40 |
Anthony_ | sageb1: I'm not sure really. It might be 6 hours old. It's a dell | 22:40 |
benedict | iflema: i added startfluxbox to .xinitrc ... i will try the exec fluxbox way.... i allready read the fluxbox wiki article | 22:40 |
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Anthony_ | sageb1: alright, thank you. I will try that | 22:41 |
sageb1 | anthony, if there is a jumper near the battery, then you put the battery back in. then you either remove the jumper or place one there and start up the computer to bios setting. then shutdown. then remove or replace jumper for normal | 22:41 |
cellardoor | Varc, I have tried everything, problem persists, whenever my machine does any decent hard drive read/write, skype locks up, | 22:42 |
sageb1 | anthony, the jumper clears the cmos but may require powering up | 22:42 |
CJ23 | jetole: be right back | 22:42 |
Anthony_ | sageb1: ok thank you! | 22:42 |
Anthony_ | bye | 22:42 |
sageb1 | usually removing the battery clears cmos, but sometimes a power up tells the nand gate to clear the cmos | 22:43 |
benedict | hm, didn't work | 22:43 |
sageb1 | alchimista: did the help solve your problem? | 22:43 |
benedict | :( | 22:43 |
iflema | benedict i dint read, done the old/debian way and it worked that was the only thingi did! | 22:43 |
sageb1 | benedict, problem? | 22:43 |
Alchimista | sageb1: my ubuntu crashed completely after install the nvidia settings, it loads but shows only a black screen. before that the screen got crazy, it inversed the image horizontal and vertically :S | 22:44 |
sageb1 | repgahroll, have you discovered the logical error in your script? | 22:44 |
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benedict | sageb1: iflema is already helping me to automatically start fluxbox after login. so far, entering the start command fro fluxbox into .xinitrc didn't help | 22:44 |
sageb1 | alchimista: ok, what nvidia driver did u install? | 22:45 |
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sageb1 | alchimista: sudo locate nvidia|grep deb | 22:45 |
sageb1 | benedict: ok. fluxbox is outside my skillset. | 22:46 |
iflema | benedict: i used no = sign simply exec fluxbox its the same for openbox | 22:46 |
Guest4385 | how to connect with freenode server on Xchat | 22:46 |
Guest4385 | ??? | 22:46 |
Guest4385 | help | 22:46 |
share | Guest4385: /Server chat.freenode.net 6667 | 22:46 |
iflema | Guest4385: look under file menu or type /connect irc.freenode.com | 22:46 |
benedict | cat .xinitrc | 22:47 |
benedict | exec startfluxbox iflema | 22:47 |
share | iflema: connect is for irssi | 22:47 |
benedict | i will try with fluxbox only | 22:47 |
sageb1 | benedict: from cli: it'd be fluxbox | 22:47 |
Guest4385 | thnx | 22:47 |
benedict | althought they recommend 'startfluxbox' | 22:47 |
Alchimista | sageb1: not sure, is it possible to acces it? After the main log screen, where ubuntu loads, i get only a black screen | 22:47 |
Goddard | anyone setup a comcast smc router? | 22:47 |
sageb1 | if x was configured, then startx would start it | 22:48 |
benedict | sageb1: i'll try fluxbox and report back iflema | 22:48 |
Alchimista | sageb1: if it's hard to explaine, no problem, i had to install 10.04 anyway | 22:48 |
sageb1 | benedict: when you boot into linux, do u get a GUI or command line interface (cli)? | 22:48 |
sageb1 | benedict: this works in .xinitrc: exec fluxbox | 22:49 |
kermit | how do i backport a kernel to LTS? | 22:49 |
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drt49321 | Hi, I accidentally removed the sound launcer from the desktop panel, i want to add it back but i cant find it in the add to panel menu, can someone tell me what the application is called? | 22:50 |
drt49321 | launcher* | 22:50 |
sageb1 | alchimista: how much ram was in that laptop? | 22:50 |
benedict | iflema: didn't work :( | 22:50 |
benedict | hm | 22:50 |
Alchimista | sageb1: 1.5 gb. | 22:50 |
iflema | benedict ill load a virtual machine and quickly install fluxbox and try my method | 22:50 |
iflema | benedict: what versionu on? | 22:50 |
benedict | 10.04 | 22:51 |
sageb1 | alchimista: at black screen alt-sysreq-R .. E.. I.. S.. U | 22:51 |
benedict | minimal isnstall | 22:51 |
benedict | so no desktop manager | 22:51 |
repgahroll | sageb1, sorry the delay. my program has 2k lines, i don't understand... if it runs fine from pydev, i think there should be no error. i just want to run it the same way outside pydev. | 22:51 |
iflema | benedict: fluxbox and minimal... you need debian | 22:51 |
sageb1 | alchimista: that gets to a console and keyboard prompt | 22:51 |
Guest7806 | Hi | 22:51 |
benedict | iflema: i am aiming at it... but the fact that i am in this irc shows i'm not read for it ;) | 22:52 |
benedict | at -> for | 22:52 |
sageb1 | repgahroll, ok that's a big program. have you used pylint on it? | 22:52 |
Alchimista | sageb1: i'm on another pc, but in some minutes i'll move to my lap and call u | 22:52 |
repgahroll | sageb1, nope. | 22:52 |
tbruff13 | I need help runiing world of warcraft in a new x session I cannot find a script to do this that works can someone help me PLEASE | 22:52 |
sageb1 | benedict, give yourself 5 years to get it. :) | 22:52 |
sageb1 | alchimista. ok. | 22:53 |
dominicdinada | what is the upstart command for mysql, i tried installing the pgsql drivers for php and instead of coexisting it mangled all my mysql services and setting | 22:53 |
ubuntu | o | 22:53 |
sageb1 | alchimista: choose from the ubuntu menu: the single user option | 22:53 |
tbruff13 | does anyone have an idea to help me find that script | 22:54 |
SAM__ | can anyone help me with OS hardening and where to start please? maybe a tutorial? | 22:54 |
gordonjcp | benedict: don't worry about minimal GUIs | 22:54 |
theshiznit | is this ubuntu? | 22:54 |
jrib | dominicdinada: sudo start mysql | 22:54 |
iflema | benedict: installing fluxbox now 2min | 22:54 |
jrib | theshiznit: this is #ubuntu - support channel | 22:54 |
gordonjcp | benedict: people who really *use* their computers use Gnome or KDE, and earn enough to buy 1G of RAM ;-) | 22:54 |
benedict | sageb1: i will measure if i am ready be the answers in debian irc ;) rtfm/"no idea" | 22:55 |
theshiznit | does edubuntu use the same repositories as ubuntu? | 22:55 |
dominicdinada | jrib: but will that add it to the list of services to boot at start | 22:55 |
sageb1 | dominicdinada, reinstall mysql to set the default settings and services | 22:55 |
jrib | dominicdinada: no, that's done automatically when you install mysql | 22:55 |
KM0201 | theshiznit: i believe so... all it is is ubuntu, w/ a different set of applications | 22:55 |
theshiznit | ok thanks | 22:55 |
MHz128 | hiya | 22:55 |
sageb1 | SAM_, bastille and titan are your twin hardening tools, tho bastille only in ubuntu. | 22:55 |
jrib | dominicdinada: if you have /etc/init/mysql.conf, then it will start automatically | 22:56 |
tbruff13 | CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME FIND A SCRIPT TO RUN WOW IN A NEW X SESSION | 22:56 |
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MHz128 | What init script should I modify to change my MAC address before Network Manager starts at bootup | 22:56 |
MHz128 | ? | 22:56 |
jrib | tbruff13: caps get you the *wrong* kind of attention... | 22:56 |
tbruff13 | sorry | 22:56 |
benedict | gordonjcp: hm... repeat you statement at #fluxbox ;) - see, i like to understand things... and fluxbox is easier to understand than gnome | 22:56 |
dominicdinada | sageb1: that isnt an option with how much data i have in there | 22:56 |
tbruff13 | i wont do it again :( lol | 22:56 |
guitar431 | YEAH I LOVE UBUNTU I just managed to compile my first test project with code::blocks after installing my nvidia graphic card what was kind of windows easy like THANKS GUYS for your great UBUNTU | 22:56 |
sageb1 | benedict: i measured it by being able to rtfm everytime everyone here was saying "ooooooo do not tell us your personal life inbetween helping people, just help people" | 22:57 |
sageb1 | benefit: so in here, i am also using my firefox to look at the help documented at ubuntuforums! | 22:57 |
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repgahroll | sageb1, at the resulting command-line, there's a configuration called "The PYTHONPATH that will be used" maybe i need to reproduce this setting on terminal? | 22:58 |
Krewie | exit | 22:58 |
sageb1 | dominic, you don't have enough hard drive resources to reinstall mysql?? | 22:58 |
sageb1 | repgahroll, YES | 22:59 |
sageb1 | sorry, i mean benedict | 22:59 |
tbruff13 | let me try this again sorry for the caps (long day) does anyone know of a script that will let me run wow in a new x session. To get the most out of it the window manager needs to be off, but this is not a must or anything close I have spent a while on google looking for this script, but every one i find ends up leaving me with a blank screen, and i dont even have windows installed on my machine so i cant just switch over like most people | 23:00 |
benedict | sageb1: from what i see now, you don't have too much time to tell your personal life between heling people | 23:00 |
repgahroll | sageb1, ok. thank you. i'm gonna try to reproduce that setting. | 23:00 |
benedict | nearly every second line is from you sageb1 | 23:00 |
sageb1 | guitar431: r u ready for composing music with ubuntu? | 23:00 |
sageb1 | benedict: of course not. :p | 23:00 |
iflema | benedict: ive only 11.04 in vm and itll only go by selecting i sessionsmenu using GDM | 23:01 |
sageb1 | repgahroll, yw | 23:01 |
glitchd | can someone tell me the best way to burn an iso in ubuntu 10.04?? | 23:01 |
jrib | tbruff13: if you google "startx wine wow", you'll probably get some hits with other people doing the same. But essentially, you just do « startx COMMAND ». If you want to start a NEW session (keep your current one alive), you can do « startx COMMAND -- :1 » | 23:01 |
cellardoor | so nobody else here has the problem have hard-drive activity causing skype to lock up?! | 23:01 |
guitar431 | yeah i use tuxguitar | 23:01 |
guitar431 | :) | 23:01 |
dominicdinada | sageb1: i have plenty it is just not an option when only 5 lines were removed and it didnt do much other than disable the upstart | 23:01 |
drt4893 | can someone tell me, where is the wastebasket stored on the filesystem? | 23:02 |
tbruff13 | jrib, I know the issue is i cant get into wow until the new session is started | 23:02 |
benedict | iflema: hm thank you 1000 times for your efforts... i'll got and sleep and maybe tomorrow i'll solve it... in case i'll ask at #fluxbox or so | 23:02 |
guitar431 | tuxguitar is quite good if you need an exotic chord | 23:02 |
iflema | benedict: sorry, no idea, under ubuntu | 23:02 |
sageb1 | glitchd, in nautilus right clic on the iso file and follow the directions it gives to burn on the blank disc in the burner drive | 23:02 |
tbruff13 | jrib, until needs to be once oops lol | 23:02 |
sageb1 | cellardoor, laptop or desktop | 23:03 |
satamusic___ | #ubunto-offtopic | 23:03 |
benedict | sageb1: thank you for your time/support/patience ... i'll solve my task (atm it's far away from problem ;) ) tomorrow | 23:03 |
theclassycorsair | hey ubuntu | 23:03 |
cellardoor | sageb1, laptop. 10.10 | 23:03 |
jrib | tbruff13: I don't understand | 23:04 |
benedict | sageb1: iflema have a good time... | 23:04 |
theclassycorsair | how do I find all files in a directory with directories in it (i need to search those directories too) with the file extension *.part | 23:04 |
theclassycorsair | ? | 23:04 |
sageb1 | guitar431: you can use audacity to use the tracks recorded using your guitar to create songs. | 23:04 |
jrib | theclassycorsair: find -name '*.part' | 23:04 |
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sageb1 | benedict, u too!ciao | 23:05 |
dholbert | How can I tell what caused a package to be installed? (i.e. if I installed it manually vs. if it was installed as a dependency of $FOO) ? | 23:06 |
sageb1 | i wonder how to get just the directories found by that statement, jrib | 23:06 |
jrib | sageb1: you want directories named '*.part'? | 23:07 |
sageb1 | classycorsair implied that in his request for help | 23:07 |
sageb1 | no, the directories in which files with "part" type are | 23:07 |
jrib | sageb1: take the output cut off the filenames at the end, sort, uniq | 23:08 |
sageb1 | i was considering cut but there should be a basename like command to give only the directory part for a given filename | 23:08 |
jrib | sageb1: dirname :P | 23:08 |
bluethundr | hmm well is there any way to feed a list of IPs to open-vas client? | 23:09 |
dholbert | ah, answer to my question is "aptitude why [packagename] | 23:09 |
dholbert | http://askubuntu.com/questions/4502/how-can-i-find-out-why-a-package-was-installed | 23:09 |
filo1234 | dholbert: apt-cache depends package_name | 23:09 |
glitchd | sageb1, after i burn the iso, it should play in my dvd player, right? | 23:09 |
glitchd | its an iso of the new movie the green hornet | 23:10 |
sageb1 | yes, glitchd | 23:10 |
glitchd | sageb1, on thank you | 23:10 |
sageb1 | glitchd, yw | 23:10 |
induz | how can i upgrade wine on Lucid?? | 23:11 |
induz | WINE has MS office and few doc | 23:11 |
Vixie | define "upgrade" | 23:11 |
xangua | induz: try the wine PPA | 23:11 |
induz | how | 23:12 |
Dementio | don't get me wrong, i love linux, have for many years, but i hate having to follow a 12 page guide to get a friggin tv tuner to work | 23:12 |
Dementio | lol | 23:12 |
Dementio | sup guys | 23:12 |
induz | xangua, how | 23:12 |
sageb1 | ok the command, classycorsair, to find the directories containing files with file type "part" is: dirname "$(find -name '*.part')" | 23:12 |
rdw200169 | Dementio: a little off topic, but sure, why don't you contribute to the community a fancy PPA hosted script that narrows that 12 page instruction manual into a more manageable few lines? | 23:13 |
matthew_ | does anyone know of any virtualization software that works with x86_64 ? | 23:13 |
matthew_ | I don't know if virtualbox does | 23:13 |
brontoeee | Dementio, tv is bas, so linux is your friend | 23:13 |
Vixie | induz: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-wine/+archive/ppa | 23:13 |
brontoeee | bad* | 23:13 |
Dementio | rdw200169: that's actual;ly what i'm thinking of doing, but i need to actually have the card first | 23:13 |
rdw200169 | Dementio: heh, touche | 23:13 |
Dementio | was just looking for compatibility before i got it | 23:13 |
filo1234 | matthew_: vbox does it | 23:13 |
jrib | sageb1: that will only work if find returns a single directory though | 23:14 |
kermit | if i upgrade kernels in 10.04LTS, will my screen come on after standby with an intel card (i915 driver)? | 23:14 |
Dementio | anyone else using the hauppauge 2250? | 23:14 |
Dementio | it's the one i'm probably getting | 23:15 |
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jrib | sageb1: here's how I would do it: find -name '*.part' -exec dirname '{}' \; 2> /dev/null | sort | uniq | 23:15 |
induz | where are the files/doc on Wine and why can not i copy them? | 23:16 |
matthew_ | filo1234: thank you, I'll look into it | 23:16 |
matthew_ | filo1234: I thin kall ubuntu has in the repos is x86, and not x86_64 though | 23:16 |
joseeantonior | Hi, anyone here? | 23:19 |
Dementio | yup | 23:19 |
joseeantonior | Can anyone help me, please? | 23:19 |
joseeantonior | I'm having trouble with my screen resolution. | 23:20 |
induz | Vixie, Thanks | 23:20 |
Dementio | joseeantonior: details please | 23:20 |
induz | Where the MS Words on Wine stores its file as it shows as my documents which i dont see on Lucid?? | 23:20 |
Taste | I need some assistance Installing some sound drivers | 23:21 |
joseeantonior | My screen resolution is set to 1024x768, and I can't change it. I need a 1280x1024 resolution. | 23:21 |
Dementio | joseeantonior: what video card? | 23:21 |
joseeantonior | Intel 845G | 23:22 |
erUSUL | induz: ~/.wine/drive_c/ | 23:22 |
joseeantonior | Dementio? | 23:23 |
Lantizia | (same question) just out of curiosity does ubuntu have an official channel that can be connected to via xmpp? | 23:23 |
sageb1 | leo0- no sorry | 23:24 |
Dementio | joseeantonior: 845? or 82845? | 23:24 |
induz | erUSUL, let me see if i can copy from that folder as i was saving on Mydocuments on WINE drive C: but was unable to locate the drive C from Lucid | 23:24 |
YANAwiro | hi guys..... | 23:24 |
YANAwiro | someany know to ANOM | 23:24 |
tbruff13 | jrib, Im so sorry had to eat | 23:24 |
theclassycorsair | anyone? | 23:25 |
theclassycorsair | how do I find all files in a directory with directories in it (i need to search those directories too) with the file extension *.part | 23:25 |
induz | eruditehermit, is it .wine/dosdevices/c: | 23:25 |
Dementio | joseeantonior: 845? or 82845? | 23:25 |
erUSUL | theclassycorsair: find dir/ -name '*.part' -print | 23:25 |
joseeantonior | 845G | 23:25 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | how can i see what devices I have plugged in? | 23:25 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | I'm trying to find the location of my gps in the /dev list | 23:26 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: sudo apt-get install lshw | 23:26 |
YANAwiro | someany know AIML??? | 23:26 |
Dementio | joseeantonior: checking something | 23:26 |
Taste | I need some help installing a sound driver... whats the command to chack for my soundcard? or hardware in general | 23:27 |
filo1234 | d4rkh4v0k1: plug it and type dmesg | tail | 23:27 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man1/lshw.1.html | 23:27 |
YANAwiro | excuse me speak little English... | 23:27 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | okay, thanks I'll give it a shot | 23:27 |
filo1234 | d4rkh4v0k1: and look by lsusb if it is in | 23:28 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1 / filo1234: lshw is a far better tool than scrolling the kernel ring buffer, and more accurate imho | 23:28 |
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filo1234 | ejv: sure | 23:28 |
piotr | hello | 23:29 |
ejv | !hello | piotr | 23:29 |
josh1 | does imagewriter work with iso's other than ubuntu iso's? | 23:30 |
piotr | co tam słychać? | 23:30 |
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Vixie | josh1: should | 23:30 |
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d4rkh4v0k1 | lshw didn't list it | 23:30 |
ryanf109 | hey all. What is best practice for local IP addresses within a network, particularly within an organisation. At home I use 192.168.x.x | 23:30 |
basy | i am looking for mp3 player with web front-end (something like amarok + webraok frontend) any solutions ? | 23:30 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | lsusb brought something up | 23:30 |
gpc | !pl | piotr | 23:30 |
ubottu | piotr: Na tym kanale używamy tylko języka angielskiego. Możesz uzyskać pomoc w języku polskim na #ubuntu-pl. | 23:30 |
josh1 | I have been trying to run a linux mint fluxbox iso off of the usb drive and it wont boot | 23:30 |
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brontoeee | !mint | 23:31 |
ubottu | Linux Mint is not a supported derivative of Ubuntu, please seek support in #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org | 23:31 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: all device assignment should come up via -businfo, but as long as you found it ;) | 23:31 |
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josh1 | I was asking here because I am using imagewriter in ubuntu | 23:31 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | I found Bus 003 Device 4 being my device | 23:31 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 23:32 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | okay | 23:33 |
erUSUL | ryanf109: the options are 192.168.x.x and 10.x.x.x for private networks | 23:33 |
iflema | ryanf109: the 10. 172. or 192. range | 23:33 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | that command didn't work :| | 23:33 |
ejv | hmm might be in the multiverse repo | 23:33 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: `sudo nano -w /etc/apt/sources.list` and uncomment the multiverse repo | 23:34 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: save changes then `sudo apt-get update` | 23:34 |
filo1234 | !paste | 23:34 |
ubottu | For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 23:34 |
ejv | that's not the issue filo1234, his package manager doesn't see the precompiled binary via the repo :p | 23:35 |
filo1234 | ejv: you can use pastebin is better | 23:35 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | i don't have the multiverse repo listed | 23:35 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | i'm using backtrack | 23:35 |
filo1234 | :O | 23:35 |
ejv | doh! | 23:35 |
ejv | the truth comes out | 23:35 |
filo1234 | -.- | 23:36 |
ejv | lol | 23:36 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | but don't they have an ubuntu based system ? | 23:36 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | I could of sworn they were integrated | 23:36 |
kzman | hi, anyone can help to open udp ports? | 23:36 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: even if it's a debian based product (which im not sure it is) it doesn't mean its supported here :) | 23:36 |
filo1234 | !backtrack | d4rkh4v0k1 | 23:37 |
ubottu | d4rkh4v0k1: There are some Ubuntu derivatives that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mint), LinuxMCE (support in #linuxmce), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux), Ultimate Edition | 23:37 |
ryanf109 | iflema: would 10.1.1.1 be acceptable? | 23:37 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | Okay, i'll give it a shot | 23:37 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: anyways, pastebinit was naturally a tool to help you send us what you're seeing, i was gonna have you send the output of `lshw` so i could look | 23:37 |
iflema | ryanf109: erUSUL is right 192.168.x.x 10.x.x.x or 172.16.x.x-172.31.255.255 | 23:37 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | they just don't respond fast | 23:37 |
filo1234 | ryanf109: 10.x.x.x used for big network | 23:37 |
DaGeek247 | how do i install .deb in command line? | 23:37 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | or ever | 23:38 |
iflema | ryanf109: yes | 23:38 |
bastidrazor | DaGeek247: sudo dpkg -i file.deb | 23:38 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: copy and paste the manual way if it's not too much trouble to paste.ubuntu.com | 23:38 |
DaGeek247 | thanks. | 23:39 |
filo1234 | d4rkh4v0k1: this not right channel for your support | 23:39 |
glitchd | sageb1, funny how it works this time but when i did that before it jus wasted a dvd. thanks for the help again=) | 23:39 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: command would have been: `sudo lshw -businfo | pastebinit` :p | 23:39 |
lahwran | are there any addons for metacity that allow aero-like edge triggers? for instance, where I could drag a window to the edge of the screen and it will be given half the screen | 23:39 |
ryanf109 | filo1234: so 172.16.x.x is presumably used for medium sized networks? and 192.168.x.x for smaller networks? | 23:39 |
jiohdi | my login desktop changer is missing, how do I get it back | 23:39 |
Taste | I would REally love some help getting my sound drivers... | 23:40 |
filo1234 | ryanf109: yeah presumably yes | 23:40 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | Well i got a list of stuff from it | 23:40 |
ejv | ryanf109: read your RFC specs, 172.16.* is reserved for private networks, as well as 192.168.* and 10.*/8, see RFC 1918 ;) | 23:41 |
ryanf109 | ok guys thanks a lot. | 23:41 |
erUSUL | iflema: it depends. go for 10.x.x.x it gives you more ip adresses subnets etc ... | 23:41 |
ejv | yea if you're working for a large organization, best to use Single Class A, 10.0.0.0/8 | 23:42 |
iflema | erUSUL: its just i indicated the whole 172 range not 172.16-172.31.255.255 | 23:42 |
ejv | about ~17mil addresses | 23:43 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | ejv I did paste it to pastebin if you care to see if not that's fine, I'm getting burnt out from this anyways | 23:43 |
ejv | where is it d4rkh4v0k1 ? | 23:44 |
ejv | :p | 23:44 |
Taste | you guys are helpfull... | 23:44 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/558327/ | 23:44 |
ejv | !patience | Taste | 23:44 |
ubottu | Taste: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 23:44 |
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joshmarshall | Hey guys -- anyone ever had df report available + used much less than size? | 23:44 |
ejv | joshmarshall: sure | 23:45 |
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ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: so im not seeing anything resembling a GPS device... off the bat... | 23:45 |
joshmarshall | Kay, I've just never had that before -- does it indicate an issue or problem? | 23:45 |
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d4rkh4v0k1 | There was another command that listed it but not it's location | 23:46 |
magicianlord | Is anyone familiar with the bug in ubuntu 10.40 where the sound indicator is muted and cannot be unmuted, and in this state, shutting down or restarting from the menu does not do so-it goes back to the login screen, and only restarting with sudo from cli does so. | 23:47 |
ejv | joshmarshall: not necessarily, is it wildly off? | 23:47 |
joshmarshall | ejv: About 30G on a 363G drive. | 23:48 |
joshmarshall | ejv: And my swap isn't THAT large. :) | 23:48 |
chaospsychex | ahoy fellow ubuntites | 23:48 |
pooky | is there a way to alt-tab across workspaces? | 23:48 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | ejv here is what I had from lsusb http://paste.ubuntu.com/558328/ | 23:48 |
ejv | joshmarshall: so you have 330G free? | 23:48 |
jiohdi | ubuntunes? | 23:48 |
nabukadnezar43 | hi guys | 23:48 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | control alt down then left and right arrows pooky | 23:48 |
joshmarshall | ejv: Size: 363G, Used: 315G, Avail: 16G | 23:48 |
nabukadnezar43 | i partitioned my hdd during installation | 23:48 |
ejv | pooky: ctrl + alt / [<-|->] | 23:48 |
ejv | (those be cursors matey) | 23:49 |
nabukadnezar43 | but i cant copy files to one of the partition | 23:49 |
pooky | well, that switches workspaces | 23:49 |
em | Do any of you make videos which you successfuly post on YouTube with a camera you use with Ubuntu? | 23:49 |
magicianlord | no | 23:49 |
joshmarshall | ejv: Before it was Size: 363G, Used: 330ishG, Avail: 0 (100% use) | 23:49 |
pooky | I knew that, I wanted to alt tab through windows, across workspaces | 23:49 |
nabukadnezar43 | i tried defaults,uid=1000,gid=1000 in fstab but it didnt mount the partition this time | 23:49 |
em | Or, if you prefer, any of you know if the Flip video cameras work with Ubuntu | 23:49 |
joshmarshall | ejv: So I moved some stuff. :) | 23:49 |
pooky | em: I use it and it works fine | 23:50 |
ejv | pooky: ahhhh should have been more detailed ;) no idea | 23:50 |
em | yeah? What format does the Flip record to? | 23:50 |
joshmarshall | ejv: If it's a normal "issue", then that's fine, I just was worried it indicated a hard disk issue or something. | 23:50 |
Vixie | hm | 23:50 |
ejv | joshmarshall: yea that's strange, i've seen df report incorrectly sometimes but if you're really worried you can monitor SMART and dmesg for any i/o errors | 23:50 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | have you enabled the cube pooky? | 23:51 |
Vixie | Evolution is segfaulting whenever I try subscribing to an RSS feed | 23:51 |
pooky | d4rkh4v0k1: I don't use compiz | 23:51 |
pooky | d4rkh4v0k1: or any compositing effects really | 23:51 |
magicianlord | i do | 23:51 |
magicianlord | i use the wobbly effect | 23:51 |
joshmarshall | ejv: Kay, I'll do that -- it's an old Hardy server so I'm a bit concerned about it anyway. :) Thanks for your help! | 23:51 |
ejv | pooky: you try ctrl+alt+tab ? | 23:51 |
pooky | d4rkh4v0k1: not really needed for my workflow, I just want to be able to alt-tab to a application window on another workspace | 23:51 |
magicianlord | compiz is the only reason i use ubuntu | 23:51 |
morphyeys | hello all, where is the ubuntu grub file? | 23:51 |
em | pooky: when you record with the flip what is the file format? | 23:52 |
morphyeys | where can I find grub file on ubuntu 10.10 | 23:52 |
pooky | ejv: haha, I never had, and that is not the answer I seek, hehe | 23:52 |
nabukadnezar43 | http://pastebin.com/VtQpwjFY, my dev/sda3 doesnt load at startup, any help? | 23:52 |
pooky | ejv: that still only touches things on the first workspace | 23:52 |
ejv | pooky: bummer | 23:52 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | pooky have you checked out eye candy? | 23:52 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: so garmin is your gps i imagine | 23:52 |
pooky | em: ergh, I'd have to find it, but it played in VLC fine for me, I think it's an avi | 23:52 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | Yes :D | 23:52 |
chaospsychex | what is 'compiz' ? | 23:52 |
pooky | d4rkh4v0k1: what is eyecandy? | 23:52 |
pooky | d4rkh4v0k1: please don't make rhetorical jokes at me, haha | 23:53 |
em | is avi an open format? | 23:53 |
abaerto | what is love? | 23:53 |
jhaddad | i'm trying to set up KVM on a fresh ubuntu 10.10 install. do I need to configure a separate bridge interface for each VM I bring up? | 23:53 |
morphyeys | where can I find grub file on ubuntu 10.10 | 23:53 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | you can modify your machine to do many crazy things. Perhaps make your taskbar look like mac | 23:53 |
iflema | pooky: ctrl + F1,F2,F3etc. | 23:53 |
magicianlord | chaospsychex: it's the window compositor that allows for 3d effects in ubuntu | 23:53 |
chaospsychex | magicianlord: window compositor? | 23:54 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | you can install widgets to : ) which are super cool | 23:54 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: jhaddad if you haven't already: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Networking | 23:54 |
pooky | iflema: that didn't do anything for me | 23:54 |
ejv | srry d4rkh4v0k1 that wasn't for you | 23:54 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | oh lol | 23:54 |
pooky | I feel like I should just smart smacking the keyboard like a monkey :P | 23:54 |
brontoeee | em, no | 23:55 |
pooky | ctrl-alt-=-[ | 23:55 |
jiohdi | my login desktop changer is missing, how do I get it back | 23:55 |
chaospsychex | magicianlord: neat, looks cool. how do i install it? 'sudo apt-get install compiz? | 23:55 |
Dementio | brb | 23:55 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | no, don't do that pooky, are you using kde or gnome ? | 23:55 |
pooky | gnome, metacity | 23:55 |
magicianlord | chaospsychex: it's already installed if you are using ubuntu | 23:55 |
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iflema | pooky: oh yeah.. thats kde4, oops | 23:55 |
chaospsychex | magicianlord: really? i gotta check it out then | 23:55 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | try googling gnome eyecandy, if it doesn't help you could at least customize your pc some. | 23:55 |
magicianlord | it's in appearance, special effects | 23:56 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | youtube linux eyecandy too ! | 23:56 |
ejv | d4rkh4v0k1: what's `sudo lshw -class multimedia` output? | 23:56 |
jhaddad | ejv: i read through that, but I didn't see anything about limitations on the number of vms that can share a bridge. | 23:56 |
ejv | im assuming they'd group this usb gps under multimedia.... | 23:56 |
Taste | Does someone know how to download Realtek drivers on linux | 23:56 |
magicianlord | does anyone know why the sound indicator screws up in 10.04 and then restarting doesnt work either? | 23:57 |
jhaddad | ejv: not really my area of expertise. | 23:57 |
pooky | d4rkh4v0k1: I will, I'm almost to an entirely keyboard based usage -> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/134382/Screenshot.png <- just need to figure out how to tab across workspaces | 23:57 |
magicianlord | pooky: in ubuntu? | 23:57 |
pooky | magicianlord: yes | 23:57 |
ejv | Taste: you can download the vanilla kernel sources from http://www.kernel.org/ | 23:57 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | ejv it's an high definition controller | 23:57 |
ejv | Taste: if you *really* want to play with the committed realtek driver code... | 23:57 |
pooky | magicianlord: just a custom theme, and running pywo for window management. | 23:58 |
magicianlord | what is pywo? | 23:58 |
pooky | magicianlord: it's a python script the resizes and tiles windows | 23:58 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | sorry pooky i don't know what else to mention | 23:58 |
pooky | not super robust, but enough that it makes things useful | 23:58 |
morphyeys | please someone tell me where is the grub configuration file on my ubuntu 10.10? :( | 23:59 |
Cairo | has anyone here been able to get IMosaic to work using mono? | 23:59 |
alfred | anyone got a tutorials how to move website from a server to ubuntu server? | 23:59 |
pooky | d4rkh4v0k1: no problem, just seems like an oversight though, right? | 23:59 |
magicianlord | pooky: like the alt+f7 and 10 shortcuts in gnome | 23:59 |
ejv | Taste: also naturally you can go to the vendor's website as well and look under Unix (Linux) | 23:59 |
magicianlord | morphyeys: it's in /boot | 23:59 |
pooky | magicianlord: yes, in ways | 23:59 |
magicianlord | ok homie | 23:59 |
d4rkh4v0k1 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/558331/ here it is ejv | 23:59 |
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