[00:01] I'm able to play video files from my RAM, is there a way to save it to hard drive? [00:01] http://thevoidghost.wordpress.com/2011/03/22/flash-cache-on-ubuntu-linux/ [00:07] I get this error: Streaming / Transcoding failed: [00:07] It seems your FFMPEG (libavcodec) installation lacks the following encoder: [00:07] MPEG AAC Audio. [00:07] If you don't know how to fix this, ask for support from your distribution. [00:08] earthling_: check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/AAC [00:08] ok [00:09] earthling_: i would ask the video creators for a copy of the video* [00:09] I'm trying to master a technique to download videos from youtube and such [00:09] right [00:09] :) [00:10] maybe you're not supposed to [00:10] as a digital content creator, i say, ask for a copy [00:10] for non-copyright ones [00:10] of course [00:10] lol [00:10] cool :) [00:10] :) [00:10] im sure you can do that [00:10] used to be plug-ins [00:10] it used to be easy in FF3 [00:10] just look in cache [00:10] browser plug-ins [00:11] can I trust the plug-ins? [00:11] they are closed source, right? [00:11] does https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/unplug/ work? [00:11] earthling_: trust? [00:12] to not be installing any extra stuff [00:12] up to you [00:12] would i trust a browser plugin? [00:12] sure... [00:12] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=547848 [00:12] hey [00:12] http://code.google.com/p/vdown/ that looks handy [00:13] I haven't tried that one [00:13] checking it out [00:15] thx [00:34] ok, seems to work now [00:34] all I needed to do was simple cp command [00:36] :P [00:37] Would someone running 64-bit 10.04 be good enough to tell me their current md5 or sha1 checksum for /usr/bin/apt-get [00:37] 32 bit here [00:37] Is 64 bit a lot better? [00:38] if you have 4gb of RAM and proper apps for 64... yup [00:41] what about windows 7 running 64 bit with 4gb RAM vs ubuntu running 32 bit with 2gb RAM? [00:41] if you had to choose === newbie is now known as Guest92022 [00:43] maybe thats a bit offtopic, nevermind [00:44] no worries, IRC tends to be a bit more asynchronous in conversation flow then you might be used to [00:44] So responses come slowly [00:45] I see [00:45] kind of a cross between AIM and a message board lol. [00:45] But anyway 64-bit can offer a performance advantage with some programs/circumstances. [00:46] I run 64-bit on my main desktop but 32 on everything else. [00:51] cool [01:08] im having problems with flash [01:08] anyone help? [01:12] i upgraded to 11.04 and wireless died [01:12] rtl8192e wireless controller [01:12] on samsung n130. anyone help? [01:49] Error404NotFoun1: for me, flash is its own problem [01:50] its gotten a lot better [01:50] but just messing with differnt drivers [01:50] and browsers [01:50] tweaking here and there [01:50] was at website with a lot of flash and it was trippin out [01:50] thats about all you can do [02:49] hi, I am having a problem with my wireless driver. I have a bcm4312 LP-PHY and in additional drivers I have installed the Broadcom B43 wireless driver. I can see my wireless network but it won't authenticate(yes it is the right password, I rechecked a few times now) [02:49] interesting [02:50] can u wire it? [02:50] yes, I am connected via wire currently [02:52] Also sometimes(not all the time), when I restart it tells me the driver is not active again and I have to re-install it. [02:55] i would say its not the right driver then [02:55] you update ubuntu? [02:55] might find diff drivers [02:55] well, the wierd thing is the driver worked earlier today, actually it worked about a half hour ago. [02:56] laptop? [02:56] Also the driver is correct for the BCM4312-LP-PHY, but there is another one for BCM4312-, I've tried that and it won't install correctly. [02:56] yes [02:57] did you google it? [02:57] prolly be better help that i am [02:58] yes, though I can't seem to find anything promising yet. I will continue looking. [02:59] who makes the nic? [02:59] broadcom? [03:00] is it 802.11g? [03:00] yes [03:01] could it be an issues with using the PAE kernel. It seemed to work fine on the regular kernel [03:01] no clue [03:01] although it was working fine on here earlier. [03:01] does it say its a usb nic? [03:02] well, its not a usb nic, but where would it say that? in lspci? [03:02] yeah [03:02] lsusb [03:03] use this [03:03] lspci -vnn | grep 14e4 [03:03] not getting it in lsusb [03:03] paste that into terminal [03:04] it does not say its usb [03:04] should I paste the output [03:05] b34 driver should work [03:05] or wl [03:05] do you mean b43 [03:06] yeah [03:06] lol [03:06] I am using the b43 [03:06] im lisdexic [03:06] lol [03:07] it was working earlier. I did not delete the other kernel yet, I am going to try to boot into that and see if it is working, brb. [03:09] heeyy, i need help to install a wifi card [03:09] ogogog: the driver? [03:09] yeah [03:09] can you plug into internet? [03:09] for a second? [03:09] yeah [03:09] im connected with a lan cable [03:10] my card is a bcm43xG [03:10] OK [03:10] lol [03:11] it's been two hours i'm trying to fix it ahha [03:11] booting into the regular kernel didn't change anything [03:12] ogogog: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [03:12] sudo apt-get install bcm43xx-fwcutter] [03:12] gonna try that [03:12] no bracket at end [03:13] unable to lacate package [03:13] locate [03:13] did you delete the bracket lol [03:13] yeah yeah i did :P [03:14] sudo apt-get install network-manager-gnome [03:14] er [03:14] already on the newest version [03:14] i think i'll have to work with ndiswrapper or something [03:15] lspci | grep Broadcom\ Corporation [03:15] in terminal [03:15] should say broadcom corp some crap [03:15] broad com BCM43xG [03:16] well here this site should help you get it working [03:16] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=185174 [03:16] thanks [03:16] ogogog: sudo apt-get update [03:17] Hello [03:17] are you sure you're online? [03:17] yeah [03:17] wouldn't talking to you right? [03:17] lol [03:17] sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter firmware-b43-installer [03:18] is there a mame channel for ubuntu users? [03:18] ooooh [03:18] sweet [03:18] it just installed it! [03:18] lol [03:18] but what do i do then ahha [03:18] i was close [03:18] ogogog: thats from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [03:18] ahha yeah [03:19] ive had like 5 shots so.. [03:19] and im tryin to install ubuntu on my other poc computer [03:19] and its not working [03:19] trying? [03:19] grab it by the horns Error404NotFoun1 :) [03:20] lol [03:20] hammer! [03:20] ooh i think it may be working [03:20] knowing my luck it wont [03:20] r4y: http://mamedev.org/ ? [03:20] Use the flag to distract that bull and take it by suprise [03:21] is that the MAME that you're talking about? [03:21] nope not working...... [03:21] * Error404NotFoun1 smashes face off keyboard [03:21] Error404NotFoun1: how's it run live? [03:21] it dont [03:21] it looked like it booted the cd [03:21] now i have a black screen [03:21] well, thats where you start [03:21] This is the guide I was using which had worked for Ubuntu 10.04 but now in 10.10 it doesn't seem to work: [03:21] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1505819 [03:21] Error404NotFoun1: you have a 10.04 live CD Error404NotFoun1 ? [03:22] if not, boot the live CD you have [03:22] hit shift [03:22] go into the f4 menu [03:22] and try 'nomodeset' [03:22] you want to see the live desktop [03:22] I should try my other hard drive first which has Ubuntu 10.10 installed on it, I'll be back [03:22] you'll have a much easier time then [03:23] * holstein hasnt heard of mame [03:23] now it on purple screen says ubuntu [03:23] doing nothing [03:23] right [03:23] you need to hit shift before that [03:23] if i were you [03:23] *when i do this [03:23] i unplug the hard drive [03:23] you would use a hammer? [03:23] so i can forcefully reboot [03:24] and not damage it [03:24] ooh install screen ftw [03:24] Error404NotFoun1: look around in the F4 menu there [03:25] must just seem like its not doin anything cuz its a pos old computer [03:25] Error404NotFoun1: its gracphics related [03:25] oh ffs [03:25] i have 10.10 installed on a p3 [03:25] now its not seeing my hdd again [03:25] with 256 of ram [03:25] i dont have atleast 4.4gb drive space.. [03:25] i wont be doing any video editing on it ;) [03:26] man i hate computers [03:26] Error404NotFoun1: run it live [03:26] dont enter the installer [03:26] you want to see desktop* [03:26] having hdd issues [03:26] right [03:26] you should get to the desktop [03:26] and run gparted [03:26] it just booted windows [03:26] take a look around on the HD [03:26] it? [03:26] and hdd was in bios now its not there [03:26] its a machine ;) [03:26] Error404NotFoun1: hey [03:27] i had a bad ide cable that was acting like that onces [03:27] once* [03:27] its gonna be a pile of rubble in a minute [03:27] i changed power and sata wires [03:27] still does it [03:27] so its probably not them then [03:27] i would say you can rule that out [03:28] yeah then its my 150 gb raptor... [03:28] which is good :) [03:34] hey i downloaded the driver, but i cant find it in the additionnal drivers window [03:34] ogogog: you shouldnt need it [03:34] are you in unity? [03:34] brb [03:35] nope [03:35] i would just search 'additional' [03:35] its over in system [03:35] im on the latest [03:35] 11.04 [03:35] right [03:35] thats unity [03:35] unless youre not [03:35] if you're in classic mode* [03:35] isn't it something narwhal [03:35] i think im in the classic [03:36] wth [03:36] ogogog: 2 panels? [03:36] live is seing a 2.7gb drive... [03:36] or a 'dock' down the side ogogog ? [03:36] on the side [03:36] how can live cd see a 2.7gb drive [03:36] ogogog: thats unity [03:36] when there is no other drive than the 150gb raptor [03:36] unity is the UI [03:37] instead of the old gnome [03:37] ok [03:37] the release name is natty [03:37] like you said [03:37] ok that,s right [03:38] holstein: [03:38] but yeah, the additional drivers only shows nvidia video card drviers [03:38] not the one i just dwnld [03:38] ogogog: right [03:38] you shouldnt have to* [03:38] its been a bug [03:39] that doesnt show that driver [03:39] available [03:39] SO [03:39] you should need to go to additional drivers [03:39] you just install those packages [03:39] and it should just work [03:39] if not [03:39] i would reboot [03:39] i am very confuzled [03:39] just for good measuer [03:39] measure* [03:39] i think i'll do that [03:39] brb [03:39] then, read more of that page [03:39] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [03:40] make sure you got the hardware in question* [03:40] Error404NotFoun1: ? [03:40] live cd says i have a hdd thats only like 3 gigs [03:40] sayd 2.7gb used 948.1mb free [03:41] Error404NotFoun1: you need to look into the driver support for your sata controller next [03:41] Error404NotFoun1: im assuming when you say 'live CD says' [03:41] you mean gparted? [03:41] im in ubuntu [03:41] running from cd [03:41] right [03:41] SO, what is reporting the size [03:41] ? [03:41] gparted? [03:41] went to computer and file system [03:42] thats what you should open [03:42] gparted [03:42] from the system menu [03:42] how [03:42] you go to gparted [03:42] in the menu [03:42] its clickNrun :) [03:42] lost [03:43] found it [03:43] gparted says no devices detected [03:44] Error404NotFoun1: thats not good [03:44] thats what you want to be reporting [03:45] thats what you trust [03:45] i hate computers! [03:46] i really dont get why bios said it was there, loaded windows [03:46] and when i try ubuntu its gone [03:46] Error404NotFoun1: well, im telling you [03:46] it could be your sata controller drivers [03:46] if i were you, i would go get an old pata drive [03:47] dont have one [03:47] wawawawawa [03:47] ahha i'm so lost [03:47] g parted see my usb hdd [03:48] i'm ogog [03:48] right [03:48] Error404NotFoun1: you can get those at charity shops for a couple bucks [03:48] im poor [03:48] OR find them in the trash [03:48] if you're looking around [03:48] why do i need an old hdd [03:50] i think my puter is just messed [03:50] takes eons to post [03:50] hello again, I am trying to install the broadcom sta driver but I get this Sorry, installation of this driver failed. and it directs me to a log file... /var/log/jockey.log [03:50] Error404NotFoun1: you dont [03:51] now its not in bios again [03:51] but, that could be easier to deal with [03:51] in the log I get 2011-05-05 22:48:13,111 DEBUG: BroadcomWLHandler enabled(): kmod disabled, bcm43xx: blacklisted, b43: blacklisted, b43legacy: blacklisted [03:51] Error404NotFoun1: i think its hardware failure [03:51] not my raptor! [03:51] i should pop in a new bios [03:51] I actually have a second and its been giving me the same thing for both [03:51] * holstein gotta run.. [03:52] crap [05:38] I was here a while ago and ask this [05:38] I have used this guide in Ubuntu 10.04 but with 10.10 it doesn't work [05:38] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1505819 [05:39] http://imagebin.org/151971 [05:39] ray__: is this mame? [05:39] ray__: cant get it installed? [05:39] It's sdlmame [05:40] or wont run? [05:40] ray__: lol [05:40] mame which used to be called sdlmame can't install on 10.10 [05:40] oh, i thought you had a lame joke there ;) [05:41] ray__: is it not installing? [05:41] or is it your graphics card? [05:41] No [05:41] * holstein looks at pastebin [05:41] It doesn't install and my graphics card works great [05:42] I can run mupen64plus [05:42] this wont do? [05:42] https://launchpad.net/~c.falco/+archive/umame [05:43] any of these really [05:43] https://launchpad.net/~c.falco/+ppa-packages [05:43] I don't understand [05:43] gotta have sdl ? [05:43] ray__: did you try any of those PPAs? [05:43] xmame is outdated for sure [05:43] so, those PPA's wont work for you? [05:44] You mean the PPAs you linked to me? [05:44] If so then no [05:44] So 0.142 mame is unstable [05:44] ?? [05:44] http://sdlmame.wallyweek.org/repository/ [05:45] how about that one? [05:45] That was the one I was installing from [05:45] In the guide I first linked, he said to install mame common first, then mame and mame tools [05:45] From the link you last posted [05:46] i would probably just install mame [05:46] But that is the only one that will not install [05:46] You mean from the link sdlmame.wally? [05:47] ray__: did you try building it? [05:47] No, I have a guide I posted somewhere that does not work because of this [05:47] building? [05:47] Like I said it worked on Ubuntu Lucid Lynxs [05:47] you cant build because of this? [05:48] I didn't say that [05:48] OK [05:48] you could try contacting the PPA maintainer [05:48] I am not sure. I read a link somewhere about the name changing, but I bookmarked it on another hard drive [05:48] or maybe find another PPA [05:48] I think you are right [05:48] or just build it from the site [05:49] i mean, theres nothing really in 10.10 thats particularly breaking it [05:49] for any good reason* [05:49] ray__: try removing mame-common [05:49] and the other [05:50] and just install mame [05:50] OK, I will [05:50] I was thinking that when you said something but I didn't say so or that I hadn't tried it [05:53] Hold on, I need to take a screenshot here of what synaptic has listed [05:53] I did un-install though [05:53] right [05:53] remove whatever you installed [05:53] and run [05:53] sudo apt-get update [05:53] sudo apt-get install mame [05:53] and see what the output is [05:54] http://imagebin.org/151972 [05:54] ray__: right [05:55] OK, I update manager popped up right after I did sudo apt-get update [05:55] you can close it [05:56]