[00:13] <clarkthehardy910> I really can't get to the terminal on boot, its my first boot after fresh install
[00:13] <clarkthehardy910> can someone help me?
[00:14] <clarkthehardy910> GUI display settings are out of range for my old monitor
[00:35] <kristian-aalborg> so this is "interesting"... I can only use sound as SU
[02:11] <EnjoyTheSilence> I need help setting up Tor with XChat.
[03:15] <ecritejr> thank you Corey
[03:15] <Corey> ecritejr: Yay.
[03:15] <ecritejr> do i still need to email that person you told me to?
[03:16] <Corey> ecritejr: Urm... I don't recall telling you to email anyone?
[03:16] <ecritejr> yes kline@freenode.net
[03:17] <Corey> ecritejr: That was for another user.
[03:17] <ecritejr> Ohhhh hahahaha
[03:17] <ecritejr> maybe you might know off the top of your head
[03:18] <ecritejr> When I log into Ubuntu regular desktop I have no taskbar or status bar
[03:19] <ecritejr> just 4 icons i created and none of the keyboard shortcuts work except for termanal
[03:19] <Corey> ecritejr: I'd ask in #ubuntu
[03:19] <Corey> ecritejr: Except you have to use a real IRC client instead of the web gateway to ask there.
[03:20] <Corey> 19:19:38 -!- Irssi: Quiet against *!*@gateway/web/freenode/* matches ecritejr!c9a0bacd@gateway/web/freenode/ip.201.160.186.205
[03:20] <Corey> 19:19:38 -!- Irssi: There are 1 issues that might be preventing ecritejr from joining/talking in #ubuntu
[03:20] <ecritejr> okay thank you my friend.
[05:53] <clarkthehardy910> Is there a way to get the grub prompt right after a fresh wubi.exe install on an XP machine? I just installed Unity and i'm running into Out of Range error on my dated monitor, immediately after choosing Ubuntu on the boot menu.
[05:58] <bioterror> no idea about the wubi
[06:05] <clarkthehardy910> Can a dual booting 11.04 (installed from wubie.exe) and XP access safemode? I've tried what the posts suggested: shift and esc, but no avail. I just need to change Ubuntu's default refresh rates for my old monitor to display it.
[10:50] <Screw> hi all
[11:04] <coalwater> hi Screw
[11:05] <Screw> what are you doing?
[14:47] <s-fox> Hello.
[15:26] <coalwater> hello s-fox
[15:26] <s-fox> Hello coalwater .
[18:18] <s-fox> ttfn
[18:31] <davidhurwich_> hello everyone
[18:32] <Corey> Hello.
[18:32] <davidhurwich_> i have a very newbie question
[18:33] <davidhurwich_> i updated to 11.04
[18:33] <davidhurwich_> but under my networking i cant seem to find local wireless networks anymore
[18:33] <davidhurwich_> i used to be able to under 10.04
[18:34] <davidhurwich_> do i need to install a driver or something of that nature?
[18:34] <escott> davidhurwich_, possible, what kind of wireless do you have?
[18:34] <davidhurwich_> you mean the router?
[18:35] <escott> davidhurwich_,  no the card. run lspci in your terminal
[18:36] <davidhurwich_> am i looking for the the network controller?
[18:38] <davidhurwich_> or SMbus?
[18:38] <escott> davidhurwich_, yes you could also try sudo lshw -c network
[18:38] <escott> davidhurwich_, would give you a bit less to scan through
[18:39] <davidhurwich_> hold on, gtg any answer a phone call, appreciate your help
[18:52] <davidhurwich_> hi escott im back
[18:52] <davidhurwich_> it says -network unclaimed
[18:53] <davidhurwich_> network controller
[18:53] <davidhurwich_> BCM4311 80.211b/g
[18:53] <escott> davidhurwich_, so thats broadcom
[18:53] <escott> !broadcom
[18:53] <ubot2> Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[18:54] <davidhurwich_> thanks
[18:54] <escott> davidhurwich_, follow that if those drivers are already installed check rfkill
[18:58] <davidhurwich_> how'se does one get to the system option on 11.04
[18:58] <davidhurwich_> it seems hidden unlike the old 10.04
[18:58] <escott> davidhurwich_, just go to the upper left corner and type in keywords
[18:59] <escott> davidhurwich_, the applications no longer have places you just find them by keyword which can be its purpose or part of its name or ...
[19:01] <davidhurwich_> so im under the driver section of the hardware
[19:01] <davidhurwich_> it says me driver is installed and running
[19:04] <davidhurwich_> then why cant my computer detect wireless networks? :( sad panda
[19:06] <escott> davidhurwich_, run rfkill list
[19:06] <davidhurwich_> it says Wireless Lan
[19:06] <davidhurwich_> soft blocked: no
[19:06] <davidhurwich_> hard blocked: no
[19:08] <escott> ok. and what happens when you click on the network icon in the upper right
[19:08] <davidhurwich_> there is an option for my ethernet cable
[19:09] <davidhurwich_> but it does not pick up wireless hosts like it use too under 10.04
[19:10] <escott> davidhurwich_, !paste the output of iwconfig
[19:12] <davidhurwich_> lo - no wireless extensions
[19:12] <davidhurwich_> eth0 - no wireless extensions
[19:14] <escott> davidhurwich_, it doesnt mention wlan0? thats very confusing. I would reinstall the broadcom drivers
[19:14] <escott> im not sure what happened, and im not too familiar with broadcom. you might see if someone has had the same problem on #ubuntu
[19:15] <davidhurwich_> should i remove it through the drivers menu under system > driver first?
[19:16] <escott> probably a good idea
[19:16] <davidhurwich_> thanks for your help escott
[19:16] <davidhurwich_> i appreciate it
[19:17] <escott> when you do a release upgrade you get a different kernel and maybe there is something incompatible there. reinstalling drivers is sometimes necessary
[19:17] <davidhurwich_> sounds good
[19:21] <davidhurwich_> should i reinstall the driver through the system>driver menu>
[19:21] <davidhurwich_> ?
[20:20] <tigerplug292> greetings
[20:26] <tigerplug292> I am having an issue. Running 11.04, resized the partition using gparted and booted & used my system since.
[20:26] <tigerplug292> then tried installing Windows XP on the newly created partition, the install failed but now I can't boot to windows - I get "no bootable device" or similar
[20:26] <tigerplug292> so now I'm on live 7.10 , is it possible to repair from this liveCD?
[20:27] <celthunder> tigerplug292: yeah should be
[20:27] <escott> yes follow the chroot method
[20:27] <escott> !grub | tigerplug292
[20:27] <ubot2> tigerplug292: 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 - See !grub1 for releases before Karmic (9.10)
[20:28] <celthunder> tigerplug292: make a chroot in the livecd, then modprobe dm-mod;grub_bios-install --boot-directory=/boot --no-floppy --recheck /dev/sda
[20:28] <celthunder> tigerplug292: obviously change /dev/sda to the mbr you wnat grub on
[20:29] <celthunder> tigerplug292: that's also assuming bios machine not eufi or whatever
[20:30] <celthunder> escott: i miss anything there?
[20:32] <escott> celthunder, tigerplug292 the bind mounts
[20:33] <escott> which is part of the whole chroot process
[20:33] <escott> i think thats always the most confusing to people but thats it
[20:33] <celthunder> escott: i said make a chroot
[20:33] <celthunder> mount /dev/sda<rootpartition>/ /tmp
[20:33] <escott> celthunder, why use grub_bios-install instead of grub-install
[20:34] <escott> celthunder, have we confirmed what version of grub tigerplug292 is using
[20:34] <celthunder> escott: he said 2
[20:34] <celthunder> but the livecd has legacy so he can't just grub root (hd0,0) setup(hd0,0)
[20:35] <celthunder> well he could...but he would be stuck unable to boot again
[20:35] <celthunder> mount /dev/sda<bootpartition> /tmp/boot
[20:36] <escott> celthunder, thats why he should use the chroot, that way he is using his installed systems version of grub-utils
[20:36] <celthunder> mount -t proc proc /tmp/proc
[20:36] <escott> which is grub2
[20:36] <celthunder> escott: i said use a chroot i think you missd that part...i'm typing out the chroot cmmands now
[20:36] <celthunder> mount -t sysfs sys /tmp/sys
[20:36] <celthunder> mount -o bind /dev /tmp/dev
[20:36] <celthunder> chroot /tmp /bin/bash
[20:37] <celthunder> assuming of course he has a 64 bit /64 bit or 32/32 bit livecd/install
[20:37] <celthunder> if not then it gets harder...
[20:37] <celthunder> well a 54 bit livecd on a 32 bit install would be alright
[20:37] <celthunder> cause he could juse add the librariees to the livecd as needed
[20:38] <celthunder> and that shouldn't be necessary if his processor doesn't suck
[20:38] <celthunder> tigerplug292: how's it going
[20:39]  * celthunder stops talking to himself
[20:39] <tigerplug292> celthunder: escott sorry
[20:39] <tigerplug292> celthunder: escott so I have downloaded the 11.04 ISO
[20:40] <tigerplug292> and I have a USB flash drive
[20:40] <tigerplug292> but wondering how i can make is bootable while on the LiveCD?
[20:40] <escott> tigerplug292, ok... if you want you could do that. its not strictly necessary, but maybe easier if the chroot makes you uncomfortable
[20:41] <celthunder> tigerplug292: also for your usb question dd if=<iso> of=/dev/<usbdev>
[20:41] <tigerplug292> escott: well - I'll chance anything :-D but I'm not so great on the CLI
[20:41] <celthunder> tigerplug292: don't use a partition just the device itself should work fine (aka /dev/sdb)
[20:41] <escott> tigerplug292, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#ChRoot
[20:41] <tigerplug292> checking
[20:41] <escott> its up to you, whatever method feels most comfortable to you
[20:42] <celthunder> escott: i just typed it all out in here...
[20:42] <celthunder> or at least if he's got a normal grub install that's all he should have to do
[20:43] <tigerplug292> celthunder: escott guessing SDA5? http://pastebin.com/cLvYFy7T
[20:44] <escott> tigerplug292, yes you would chroot into sda5 and then grub-install onto /dev/sda
[20:44] <tigerplug292> escott: well it wont mount - root@ubuntu:~/Desktop# sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/
[20:44] <tigerplug292> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda5,
[20:44] <tigerplug292>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[20:44] <tigerplug292>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[20:44] <tigerplug292>        dmesg | tail  or so
[20:45] <Dan1981> Hello is this the place to get beginners noobie help with ubuntu? :)
[20:45] <escott> tigerplug292, run sudo fsck /dev/sda5
[20:45] <bioterror> Dan1981, correct place
[20:45] <escott> tigerplug292, you actually dont need the sudo because you are already root
[20:45] <tigerplug292> escott: guessing thats like a chkdsk equiv?
[20:46] <escott> tigerplug292, yes
[20:46] <tigerplug292> escott: "fsck.ext3: Filesystem has unsupported feature(s) while trying to open /dev/sda5
[20:46] <tigerplug292> "
[20:46] <escott> ahhh forgot how old that livecd was
[20:46] <escott> tigerplug292, you need a new livecd sorry
[20:47] <escott> tigerplug292, your partition is ext4 which is not supported by 7.10 livecd
[20:47] <tigerplug292> escott: well I have the iso, and a usb drive, its possible to create bootable usb from CLI?
[20:47] <tigerplug292> ah I see
[20:47] <tigerplug292> well - thanks for your help so far. I think I'll have to go try get booting from a current image
[20:47] <bioterror> tigerplug292, grab arch linux's iso
[20:47] <escott> tigerplug292, yes http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download
[20:47] <bioterror> tigerplug292, you can dd it
[20:47] <tigerplug292> escott: I have it downloaded
[20:48] <escott> tigerplug292, it has instructions on creating a bootable usb
[20:48] <tigerplug292> escott: ah sorry , let me look again
[20:49] <Dan1981> Okies.. very new ubuntu user here ( loving linux though ) i'm looking for someone to help me run my animated desktop at start? Can anybody help? i'm using 11.04 :)
[20:49] <tigerplug292> escott: nope, dont have that feature on 7.10
[20:49] <escott> tigerplug292, although that may not work for you either because the 7.10 install cd is older than the startup disk creator
[20:49] <tigerplug292> bioterror - why do you recommend that?
[20:49] <escott> tigerplug292, maybe rescue linux has a good way to create a usb stick
[20:49] <bioterror> tigerplug292, as I said, you can use dd
[20:49] <tigerplug292> bioterror: dd ?
[20:49] <escott> tigerplug292, try http://www.sysresccd.org/Sysresccd-manual-en_How_to_install_SystemRescueCd_on_an_USB-stick
[20:50] <kristian-aalborg> hi all
[20:50] <tigerplug292> escott: I found a cd lying around labelled Ubuntu - gonna try boot from it and hope its 10.x
[20:50] <bioterror> but I'm not taking part in this now
[20:50] <kristian-aalborg> how do I disable the output from a program run in the terminal?
[20:50] <bioterror> Dan1981, what you had in your mind?
[20:51] <tigerplug292> brb
[20:51] <kristian-aalborg> I tried foo > dev/null but that is not enough
[20:51] <bioterror> kristian-aalborg, if it has -q or -quiet variable, use it
[20:51] <kristian-aalborg> bioterror, ah, yes... should have thought of that
[20:52] <Dan1981> i managed to get a programme call xwinwrap installed on my linux.. it makes a animated background.. i've managed to get the a-desk script to run at start but i cant get it to choose a video automatically,.. FYI heres a link to what i'm talking about http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIbJ5S3PUJc
[20:53] <Dan1981> Help!! :)
[20:54] <Dan1981> I think i need to create a script but havent the foggiest how to even start with creating one ..
[20:55] <bioterror> sorry but I've not seen anything that horrible for a while :D
[20:57] <Dan1981> horrible? :(
[20:57] <kristian-aalborg> Dan1981, there's a desktop environment called enlightenment that will do that
[20:58] <escott> Dan1981, the hardest part of that is usually to get nautilus out of the way to even draw on the root desktop. have you been successful at that
[20:58] <bioterror> I bet all those butterflys will make concentrating difficult, plus that following magic cursor starts to annoy in about an hour or two
[20:59] <Dan1981> i right click on desktop and go run script and select a-desk then i manually choose what video i want.. at startup i managed to get a-desk to run at start ( i basically  browsed to the a-desk icon ) but i would love for it to automatically choose one of my videos :(#
[21:00] <kristian-aalborg> Dan1981, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPauJXNUPrI&feature=related
[21:00] <escott> Dan1981, well if you have a command that will play a video, just create a folder called "bin" in you home directory, then create a file called desktop_movie.sh
[21:00] <kristian-aalborg> also, Dan1981 - are you a "new" user?
[21:01] <escott> and in that file say #!/bin/bash and on the next line whatever the command you wnat
[21:01] <bioterror> plus they want money for that adesk
[21:01] <escott> Dan1981, finally save that file and run chmod +x ~/bin/desktop_movie.sh
[21:01] <escott> Dan1981, and add that script to your gnome-session
[21:02] <Dan1981> whoa.. well confused here at the moment.. so i got to my home folder and right click and create a folder called 'bin' first?
[21:02] <Dan1981> *go
[21:03] <escott> Dan1981, yes good practice is for all your scripts to go in that folder
[21:03] <Dan1981> Okies done.. created folder called bin
[21:03] <escott> Dan1981, then create a text file
[21:03] <bioterror> escott, why not /usr/local/bin/ ?
[21:04] <escott> bioterror, because root owns that
[21:04] <Dan1981> I sthat right click and choose create document?
[21:04] <escott> Dan1981, yes a text document
[21:05] <Dan1981> okies a black piece of paper sort of thing has appeared
[21:05] <escott> first line is called the shebang "#!/bin/bash"
[21:05] <escott> the second line is whatever command you use to get adesk to play the video you want
[21:06] <Dan1981> so i type in "#!/bin/bash"
[21:06] <escott> just the part inside the quotes not the quotes themselves
[21:06] <Dan1981> lol ok..
[21:07] <Dan1981> the sceond line i didnt use any command, i browsed the startup manager and found the a-desk script? is there a way i can type that?
[21:08] <tigerplug292> escott: I found a 9.x cd, booted from it and followed the instructions
[21:08] <escott> Dan1981, if you know the path use the full path /whatever/the/path/was/to/adesk
[21:08] <tigerplug292> but, when I boot now I just get a "grub_sh" prompt - if that makes any sense?
[21:08] <tigerplug292> escott: but Now I have usbcreator on this live image - so gonna create bootable natty
[21:09] <escott> tigerplug292, ok but if the chroot was successful then you shouldnt need to worry
[21:09] <escott> tigerplug292, did you get any errors during the chroot?
[21:09] <tigerplug292> escott: well - it accepted the commands but didn't work
[21:09] <tigerplug292> let me step through it again right now
[21:11] <tigerplug292> escott: so I've mounted fine, now running sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda5 ?
[21:12] <escott> tigerplug292, don't use --root-directory inside the chroot
[21:12] <escott> tigerplug292, a couple things are off with that
[21:12] <tigerplug292> escott: I dont get ya - can you tell me the command? s
[21:12] <escott> tigerplug292, so you have the chroot right? and can you confirm it is correct. check that ls /home shows your files and not the livecd
[21:12] <tigerplug292> so if I cd /mnt
[21:12] <tigerplug292> then ls -la
[21:13] <tigerplug292> I can see the contents of my disk
[21:13] <escott> tigerplug292, no the chroot is only valid for one terminal session, when you close the terminal it fails
[21:13] <escott> tigerplug292, so open a terminal
[21:13] <tigerplug292> okay, im not sure I understand
[21:13] <tigerplug292> okay open
[21:13] <tigerplug292> and then ?
[21:13] <escott> tigerplug292, you can skip th mount commands because those have been done
[21:13] <tigerplug292> okay
[21:13] <escott> tigerplug292, run sudo chroot /mnt
[21:14] <escott> tigerplug292, then "ls /home" and see if it shows your folder
[21:14] <tigerplug292> escott: okay - gotcha - I can see my stuff in there
[21:14] <tigerplug292> now
[21:14] <escott> tigerplug292, run "grub-install /dev/sda"
[21:14] <escott> tigerplug292, not /dev/sda5 just /dev/sda
[21:15] <tigerplug292> escott: " /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /boot/grub (is /dev mounted?)."
[21:15] <escott> tigerplug292, open a new terminal
[21:15] <tigerplug292> okay
[21:15] <escott> tigerplug292, in the new terminal run "sudo mount --bind /dev /mnt/dev"
[21:15] <escott> tigerplug292, then go back to the other terminal and try again
[21:16] <tigerplug292> okay, waiting for it to execute
[21:16] <tigerplug292> escott: should take some time?
[21:17] <tigerplug292> for the grub-install that is?
[21:17] <tigerplug292> escott: okay - installation finished with no errors
[21:17] <tigerplug292> so thats it?
[21:17] <tigerplug292> :-)
[21:17] <escott> tigerplug292, a few seconds maybe
[21:17] <escott> tigerplug292, then try rebooting
[21:17] <tigerplug292> escott: thanks gonna try now
[21:17] <tigerplug292> brb
[21:17] <tigerplug292> I hope! :-D
[21:23] <tigerplug292> escott, that did the job - thanks so much!
[21:25] <Dan1981> Escott are you still here.. my internet went down and i had to restart! :(
[21:29] <tigerplug292> whats the best way to dual boot XP with Ubuntu installed first?
[21:29] <tigerplug292> I have 10GB of unallocated space
[21:29] <bioterror> tigerplug292, XP first, then Ubuntu
[21:29] <tigerplug292> bioterror, a MUST ?
[21:29] <tigerplug292> :-(
[21:30] <bioterror> tigerplug292, it's a suggested and less painless way
[21:30] <bioterror> as you noticed
[21:30] <escott> tigerplug292, one problem may be that your entire drive is extended
[21:30] <tigerplug292> escott, well I did use gparted to shrink the ext
[21:30] <escott> windows may not like being installed on a an extended partition
[21:30] <tigerplug292> escott, so there should be 10GB unallocated
[21:30] <tigerplug292> that I can format NTFS
[21:31] <tigerplug292> damn windows - I dont even want it - a REQUIREMENT for some software that I have to run
[21:31] <tigerplug292> I think I'll go with virtualbox
[21:31] <Dan1981> escott are you busy?
[21:32] <escott> Dan1981, go ahead
[21:33] <Dan1981> lol hello.. my internet crashed.. you was helping me with my startup script remember?
[21:34] <escott> yes did you finish the script
[21:34] <Dan1981> no sorry i'm on the second line it reads "dan/Animated Background/bin/a-desk_EN" does that seem okay?
[21:35] <escott> Dan1981, /home/dan/...
[21:35] <Dan1981> oh okay so i start with /home?
[21:35] <escott> yes
[21:36] <Dan1981> okay so thats the scond line done..
[21:36] <Dan1981> what do i need to put on the 3rd line?
[21:36] <Dan1981> i imagine get it to point to a video?
[21:37] <tigerplug292> escott, thanks btw
[21:37] <escott> Dan1981, i dont know adesk you'll have to figure that out
[21:37] <escott> tigerplug292, np
[21:38] <Dan1981> oh okay...
[21:38] <Dan1981> but it'll definetly be something to do with creating a text document thingy? ( all well confusing )
[21:39] <escott> Dan1981, you have to figure out what commands to send adesk and put in that file
[21:40] <Dan1981> oh okay.. its all getting rather complicated.. i wont bother i'll end up breaking it.. thanks for tryingto help me though
[22:04] <tenach> Is there a way to upgrade a machine from 10.04 to 11.04 without having to install 10.10?
[22:05] <tenach> I do not have the luxury to back up the home dir and other settings, otherwise I'd do a fresh install.
[22:07] <escott> tenach, not a supported way
[22:07] <tenach> escott: hm, okay.
[22:07] <tenach> What would be an effective way to back up a user's files/
[22:07] <tenach> This is a single-user laptop that I'm upgrading.
[22:08] <tenach> I thought that just tarballing the /home/user/ dir, but am not sure if that's the best.
[22:09] <escott> tenach, sure tarball or rsync to another machine
[22:09] <tenach> Ah, okay.
[22:09] <tenach> :D
[22:09] <tenach> Thank you escott
[22:09] <tenach> I've not had to do it this way before.
[22:41] <raubvogel> If you start screen and then run minicom inside screen, how to you quit minicom?
[22:43] <bioterror> ctrl+z q
[22:43] <bioterror> or what was it
[22:43] <bioterror> have not used minicom for a while
[22:45] <Unit193> raubvogel: You could just kill the window with Ctrl+a k
[22:46] <bioterror> not suggesting
[22:46] <raubvogel> Unit193, if I kill the window, would the device still being used by the usb-to-serial cable be freed?
[22:46] <Unit193> Might be best to hangup first or
[22:46] <bioterror> yes
[22:47] <bioterror> just a moment
[22:47] <Unit193> raubvogel: You should be able to change the keys (I know I can...)
[22:47] <bioterror> checking minicom
[22:47] <bioterror> I gave my all suns agaway
[22:47] <bioterror> away
[22:47] <bioterror> so I dont need terminal any more :D
[22:47] <raubvogel> Can I change keys from within screen?
[22:48] <Unit193> Start it with -s option
[22:49] <raubvogel> Unit193, as in screen -rs?
[22:49] <bioterror> hmmm
[22:49] <bioterror> ctrl-a x
[22:49] <bioterror> it will reset
[22:50] <raubvogel> ctrl-a x seems to lock the screen session and asks for a password
[22:50] <Unit193> minicom -s (sudo if you want to change the default)
[22:50] <bioterror> ha
[22:50] <bioterror> raubvogel, is there a reason why you need to run it under screen?
[22:51] <zkriesse> CTRL a k lol that's hilarious, Ak as in ak47 :P
[22:51] <raubvogel> bioterror, not really. I did not realize I could connect to the serial port using screen
[22:51] <raubvogel> so using minicom here was an uneeded step
[22:51] <bioterror> minicom is good for serial connections
[22:52] <raubvogel> But screen can do that too
[22:52] <raubvogel> so I can have one session connected to the serial device (in my case a seagate dockstar or a router) while the other sessions are doing something else
[23:09] <jimmie_> Does anyone know how I can stop my pendrives appearing in the unity bar?
[23:24] <holstein> jimmie_: this is relevant
[23:24] <holstein> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-design/+bug/723865
[23:24] <ubot2> Ubuntu bug 723865 in unity-2d "When a new storage device is inserted it should only appear in the Launcher." [Low,Confirmed]
[23:24] <holstein> AFAIK, you cant customize unity much yet, like hiding mounted volumes
[23:24] <holstein> it'll come though
[23:32] <davidhurwich__> hello everyone