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BGL | how am i supposed to install ubuntu from windows (i don't have a usb stick or cd) when i run wubi "the application failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect.. " | 04:09 |
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holstein | hmmm... how does windows expect the application to be configured? | 04:10 |
holstein | is that when you get the error? from inside windows when you try to run the .exe? | 04:10 |
holstein | BGL: i would probably delete that wubi.exe and re-download | 04:11 |
BGL | i guess it's because i don't have service pack 2 or something | 04:14 |
BGL | http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ - can i use this as a work around maybe? | 04:14 |
holstein | sure... if you have a USB stick | 04:14 |
holstein | that wont get you a wubi install though | 04:15 |
BGL | "frugal install" | 04:15 |
BGL | "it can make a "frugal install" on your local hard disk if you don't have a USB drive." | 04:15 |
BGL | "if you did a "frugal install" by selecting "Hard Disk" as your install target, select the UNetbootin entry from the Windows Boot Menu as the system boots up." | 04:16 |
BGL | ^- ? | 04:16 |
holstein | that sounds like a pain | 04:16 |
BGL | well, i can't get wubi to run | 04:16 |
Error404NotFound | just get rid of winders | 04:16 |
Error404NotFound | like everyone else.. | 04:16 |
holstein | BGL: whats the exact error? | 04:17 |
holstein | what makes you think its sp2 related? | 04:17 |
holstein | if you are online with that windows box, you *should* be taking those updates | 04:17 |
Error404NotFound | lol | 04:18 |
BGL | "This application ahs failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem." | 04:18 |
Error404NotFound | using vista? | 04:18 |
BGL | it's xp | 04:18 |
Error404NotFound | and you dont have sp2? | 04:18 |
BGL | no | 04:18 |
Error404NotFound | isnt xp to like sp5 | 04:18 |
BGL | is sp5 required to install ubuntu? | 04:19 |
Error404NotFound | no clue | 04:19 |
holstein | what is 'ahs' ?? | 04:19 |
Error404NotFound | no one i know uses xp still... | 04:19 |
BGL | "This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem." | 04:19 |
holstein | eh... lots of folks, and companies still use XP, and probably will for a long time | 04:19 |
BGL | not that google wouldn't auto complete it for you | 04:20 |
M0hi | BGL: UNetbootin is showing that error? | 04:20 |
BGL | no, wubi is | 04:20 |
Error404NotFound | xp hits eol soon | 04:20 |
M0hi | ah! | 04:20 |
holstein | Error404NotFound: hit is a few years ago though too | 04:20 |
holstein | hit it* | 04:20 |
M0hi | Windoze windoze | 04:20 |
Error404NotFound | i <3 windows! | 04:21 |
Error404NotFound | lol | 04:21 |
BGL | i was looking at unetbootin as an alternative to wubi | 04:21 |
Error404NotFound | when it works, which is nearly never | 04:21 |
BGL | the frugal install situation | 04:22 |
holstein | BGL: thats not going to be trivial | 04:22 |
BGL | as in not a problem? | 04:23 |
holstein | well, not a problem, but not easy | 04:23 |
holstein | BGL: you have *any* USB hard drive? | 04:24 |
holstein | does the machine USB boot? | 04:24 |
M0hi | BGL: and also have you tried downloading a new wubi from http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/windows-installer ? | 04:24 |
BGL | yeah i got wubi from ubuntu's website | 04:25 |
BGL | there is a bug report on this erorr and it was changed to invalid | 04:25 |
holstein | if it were me, i would delete it, and get an older one | 04:25 |
BGL | an older one to install 11.04? | 04:25 |
BGL | will that work? | 04:25 |
holstein | well, if it were me, i would want 10.04 | 04:26 |
zkriesse_ | skip wubi lol | 04:26 |
zkriesse_ | use Universal USB Installer | 04:26 |
BGL | zk: does that not require a usb device? | 04:26 |
holstein | zkriesse_: BGL says no USB or CD | 04:26 |
zkriesse_ | and go with 10.04 or 10.10 and yes it does lol | 04:26 |
holstein | :/ | 04:26 |
zkriesse_ | oh damn | 04:26 |
BGL | i read an older wubi might be able to get round this i've never used wubi before | 04:26 |
zkriesse_ | that puts quite a bite in doing it | 04:26 |
BGL | can you chose which distro to install from within wubi? | 04:27 |
holstein | within reason, i say yes | 04:27 |
holstein | you couldnt use it to install fedora | 04:27 |
BGL | well, to install 10.04 | 04:28 |
holstein | BGL: it literally wont hurt to try | 04:28 |
holstein | right now, you just need to get a wubi.exe or .msi to start and not crash on your system | 04:28 |
BGL | https://bugs.launchpad.net/wubi/+bug/669237 | 04:28 |
ubot2 | Ubuntu bug 669237 in debian-installer "wubi.exe does not start. " [Undecided,Invalid] | 04:28 |
holstein | BGL: i think thats because the issue is probably with your windows intall | 04:29 |
BGL | it's because i don't have some service pack | 04:29 |
holstein | BGL: if you know that, then why not just get the service pack? | 04:30 |
M0hi | holstein +1 | 04:30 |
holstein | its really a *bad* idea not to update windows with security updates | 04:30 |
BGL | i really don't feel like spending 3 hours downloading updates | 04:30 |
holstein | BGL: imagine how much time you'll spend fixing whatever you get hacked | 04:30 |
holstein | *potentially | 04:30 |
Error404NotFound | lol at 3 hours | 04:31 |
Error404NotFound | dial up user eh | 04:31 |
holstein | and, plus the time you're wasting here on wubi, and whatever other programs you wont be able to install | 04:31 |
BGL | how is using unetbootin complicated? it sounds simple am i missing something about it? | 04:32 |
holstein | BGL: its simple, but the frugal install is not that simple to me | 04:33 |
holstein | go for it though | 04:33 |
BGL | well what's complicated about it? | 04:33 |
holstein | you can let me know :) | 04:33 |
Error404NotFound | lol | 04:33 |
bioterror | Error404NotFound, you're still using Ubuntu?-) | 04:35 |
* holstein looks at the unet windows version in wine | 04:35 | |
Error404NotFound | yes | 04:35 |
bioterror | Error404NotFound, good ;) | 04:35 |
Error404NotFound | i do still have windows 7 dual boot but i dont use it | 04:36 |
bioterror | ;)) | 04:36 |
Error404NotFound | now that i actualy got my printer working on linux | 04:36 |
holstein | yeah... i wouldnt know where to start with a 'frugal install' like that... wheres it go? how do you boot it? | 04:37 |
BGL | it looks like it adds oit to the already existing boot selection menu of windows | 04:38 |
holstein | i'll be interested to see how that works out for you BGL | 04:39 |
* holstein is out... good luck :) | 04:39 | |
* Error404NotFound kicks holstein in the ass | 04:40 | |
BGL | getting 10.04 instead of 11.04 sounded like a better idea actually so i'm dl'n that atm | 05:10 |
BGL | i used unity for a little bit and was just kinda meh about it | 05:11 |
Error404NotFound | BGL: you dont have to use unity you know... | 05:13 |
Error404NotFound | system settings login screen | 05:13 |
Error404NotFound | change to ubuntu classic | 05:13 |
Unit193 | You can also use !lubuntu , !xubuntu or even !kubuntu if you don't like Unity | 05:20 |
BGL | well, unetbootin worked fine i was able to boot into ubuntu/live and start the install but i was quickly stopped because i cannot make a partition out of the free space on this drive, assuming because i'm booting off of it at the same time | 05:51 |
BGL | figures i'd run into some other dumbass problem | 05:52 |
BGL | however if i'd had the partitions setup already unetbootin would've done the trick | 05:52 |
BGL | i'm just going to haul in a cd tomorrow from work | 05:52 |
Error404NotFound | BGL use G parted to create new partition | 06:14 |
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jimmie | Is there any way to make the File/Edit/etc bar on an open window go into the launcher in Gnome much like it does in unity? | 07:56 |
E3D3 | I made a link to Kate (editor) on my toolbar. Opened Kate & tweaked it. With R-mouse or Menu a not-configurated Kate opens ? | 11:15 |
E3D3 | Suddenly I have 3 different configurations/Kate's ? How can I force the 2 other links to synchronize my tweaks/addons etc ? | 11:15 |
E3D3 | I want to see everywhere the same Kate. | 11:15 |
coalwater | E3D3, i don't know what might be the problem but it might be that u need to restart the editor it self, or maybe u are sending some sort of parameters in the shortcut that u created that are not being sent by default, i don't know what other probabilities might cause this problem | 11:30 |
E3D3 | I did it with Kate like I always do. But really thanks for your help. Try one reinstall & if I lose all my work I will never look to Kate again. | 11:39 |
geirha | A reinstall will not fix anything. This is a user config issue. | 11:40 |
E3D3 | Thanks geirha. I quit with working ON Kate instead of WITH. dont want to lose more. | 11:41 |
E3D3 | I try to install a split-screen addon for gEdit & just remove Kate, that will save me a lot of time & more ... | 11:42 |
geirha | If you feel adventurous, try vim-gnome or vim-gtk. It has a bit of a learning curve, but once you're past that, you won't look back. ;) | 11:44 |
geirha | If there's anything vim can't do, it's not worth doing. That's my motto. ;) | 11:48 |
E3D3 | I know but quess the only reasson to use it is because it took too much time to learn. I still prefer gEdit & happy to see I can split my screen there too (addon). Kate scared me almost to death with its strange behaviour, will burn it ritual with pleasure ;-) But your enthousiasm make me still curious about vim, maybe later. Thanks | 11:48 |
* geirha evil laughter | 11:49 | |
E3D3 | vim is like blender (graphic editor) for me, learning curve doesn't feel intiutive. | 11:49 |
geirha | Yes, good analogy. I was completly lost first time I tried Blender too. | 11:50 |
E3D3 | I experimented for years & always had to go back to the beginning tuts, so I left it. | 11:51 |
E3D3 | Its usefull if you use it a lot, guess its the same with vim, guess you almost never touch your mouse ? | 11:51 |
coalwater | E3D3, i never used kate, but what's in it that's better than gedit? | 11:56 |
E3D3 | Solved, Kate is to the eternal hunting grounds & a better tweaked gEdit is first lady again. I can sleep peacefully. | 11:57 |
E3D3 | Kate had split screen default & more nice default things for programming. | 11:57 |
E3D3 | Code folding | 11:57 |
E3D3 | But yesterday it eat 100% CPU, when closing 2nd window -the doc also close, & troubles with its commands. gEdit never scared me. | 11:59 |
E3D3 | I use splitscreen everywhere, have now an old plugin for gEdit that does it. Im happy & can continue work with a free heart. | 12:00 |
E3D3 | gEdit has more addons, like direct FTP-connect, funny to live edit my webpages. | 12:00 |
E3D3 | Another question : | 12:10 |
E3D3 | What is the smartest way to resize my harddrive with 2 Ubuntu-OS's (each on its own partion & swap) to 3 partions without losing software ? | 12:10 |
E3D3 | Backup app in main menu seems not to backup manually installed software. | 12:10 |
E3D3 | Or beter learn LVM ? | 12:11 |
coalwater_ | i don't know really | 12:15 |
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E3D3 | coalwater: Still thanks, I'll wait. | 12:16 |
coalwater | but about the software backing up i think it might be close to the same | 12:16 |
coalwater | !clone | 12:16 |
ubot2 | To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate | 12:16 |
coalwater | sorry, im half asleep, that sentence was messed up | 12:17 |
coalwater | i meant 'it might be close to cloning' | 12:17 |
E3D3 | Guess so, I never did it but heard CloneZilla is good. Hope there is an easier 'temporary copy to 2nd partition' solution. | 12:19 |
E3D3 | Problem is that Im lost track of some manually installed software (no deb/rpm packages). Will explore above commands again, Thanks. | 12:21 |
coalwater | dpkg -l | 12:22 |
coalwater | o nvm | 12:22 |
E3D3 | That missed, say Aptana, & other installed stuff. | 12:22 |
E3D3 | Im bad at English abriviations ; nvm = nevermind ? | 12:23 |
E3D3 | Tried : aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages | 12:33 |
E3D3 | Its miss a lot of software I dont want to lose so guess I have to learn cloning. | 12:33 |
Sidewinder1 | E3D3, I'm not sure that it'll do what you want but you might have a look at "Grsync", it's a gui for the rsync command. | 12:35 |
E3D3 | Sidewinder1: I see it will make (selective) backups & read so more, thanks for the thread. | 12:38 |
E3D3 | * so = some | 12:38 |
Sidewinder1 | NP. | 12:38 |
s-fox | Hello. | 14:16 |
bioterror | hi fox | 14:17 |
s-fox | o/ | 14:17 |
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coalwater | how do i update a local bzr branch with a remote one that probabl has a couple of revisions added, bzr pull ? | 21:04 |
coalwater | ok nvm bzr update | 21:05 |
asterismo | hello guys | 21:42 |
asterismo | i need help with a scanner | 21:42 |
holstein | asterismo: o/ | 21:42 |
holstein | usb? networked? | 21:42 |
asterismo | usb | 21:43 |
holstein | whats the deal? do you see it at all? | 21:43 |
asterismo | this is the thing | 21:43 |
asterismo | the scanner is an Artec Ultima 2000 | 21:43 |
asterismo | old usb scanner | 21:43 |
asterismo | but i made it work in a laptop | 21:44 |
asterismo | now i want to make it work in another laptop and a desktop but i cant | 21:44 |
holstein | what did you do to make it work? | 21:44 |
holstein | some backport? | 21:45 |
asterismo | i did make the scanne work | 21:45 |
asterismo | through sane application | 21:45 |
asterismo | i make it work by editing /etc/sane.d/gt68xx.conf file | 21:46 |
asterismo | uncomment5ed some lines and after a restart it worked | 21:46 |
asterismo | but this is not working this time | 21:47 |
asterismo | and sane is suppose to support this chip | 21:47 |
asterismo | and i really need this scanner in this other 2 computers | 21:47 |
holstein | yeah? | 21:48 |
holstein | i would probably prefer it on the one machine, and just share the files... | 21:48 |
holstein | i suppose i would look at the sane versions and kernel verions | 21:48 |
asterismo | the working machine i wont have it anymore | 21:48 |
asterismo | all systems are maverick | 21:49 |
asterismo | all i386 | 21:49 |
holstein | well, something is different | 21:49 |
holstein | the USB controllers are | 21:49 |
asterismo | may be copying some folders and replacing ones in the other machines... any ideas? | 21:49 |
holstein | asterismo: i would still go and actually confirm the kernel version and sane version | 21:50 |
asterismo | the scanner is detected in lsusb | 21:50 |
asterismo | same kernel and same sane version | 21:51 |
holstein | then, its going to be the config, or the USB controller | 21:51 |
holstein | i would probably just grab the entire /etc/sane.d dir | 21:52 |
asterismo | how do i check that? | 21:52 |
holstein | asterismo: you would need another USB controller ideally | 21:52 |
asterismo | i replaced the entire sand.d dir in new machines and simple-scan app says no scanners detected | 21:52 |
asterismo | but sane-find command detects the scanner, product vendor... etc | 21:53 |
holstein | i would probably reinstall sane... and go from there | 21:54 |
asterismo | scanimage -L says no scanners were identified | 21:54 |
asterismo | how do i install another usb cortroller? | 21:54 |
bioterror | does dmesg see it? | 21:54 |
bioterror | or lsusb | 21:54 |
holstein | lsusb does apparently | 21:54 |
holstein | that and the sane-find info does not support the USB controller theory | 21:55 |
asterismo | dmesg | 21:55 |
asterismo | usb 5-1: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 3 | 21:55 |
asterismo | lsusb | 21:56 |
asterismo | Bus 005 Device 003: ID 05d8:4002 Ultima Electronics Corp. Artec Ultima 2000 (GT6801 based)/Lifetec LT9385/ScanMagic 1200 UB Plus Scanner | 21:56 |
bioterror | asterismo, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lifetec9385Config | 22:00 |
truepurple | Is wine the best window 7 program runner? If so, which of the versions available in the software center, should I use? What are the differences between them? | 22:05 |
bioterror | or running windows under virtual machine | 22:06 |
st33med | truepurple, WINE can run windows. If you have a good computer with sufficient memory and a Windows CD of any version (XP), a virtual maching is a good option | 22:07 |
st33med | Sorry WINE runs windows programs ok | 22:07 |
holstein | yeah, virtual machine will be *exactly* like windows running | 22:07 |
st33med | But games won't render well because it's virtualizing a video card | 22:08 |
truepurple | And how do I set up a virtual machine? | 22:08 |
truepurple | Well the program I want to use is small in resources and not a game | 22:08 |
st33med | OK, WINE maybe able to run it. What do you want to run? | 22:08 |
truepurple | Windows 7 Loader By Orbit30 & Hazar v1.5 Release 2 | 22:11 |
truepurple | But how do I set up a virtual machine anyway? | 22:12 |
bioterror | !virtualbox | 22:12 |
ubot2 | virtualbox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available from the package 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://virtualbox.org for most Ubuntu releases (help in #vbox) - Setup details at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox | 22:12 |
StevenR | st33med: I use virt-manager on ubuntu to run my windows VM, works very well. | 22:16 |
st33med | cool | 22:16 |
StevenR | (it uses KVM under the hood, rather than virtualbox) | 22:18 |
holstein | StevenR: have you used virtualbox too? | 22:19 |
StevenR | holstein: no | 22:23 |
truepurple | Virtual box requires you to have the OS you want to emulate though, right? | 22:26 |
StevenR | yes | 22:26 |
StevenR | it's basically a free "fake" computer | 22:26 |
StevenR | or multiple fake computers :) | 22:26 |
StevenR | KVM allows me to netinstall rather nicely, and boot from iso images, usb disks, etc. | 22:27 |
vanderson_ | Hello | 22:38 |
vanderson_ | I want to be a ubuntu developer, and I saw in the wiki about the Ubuntu Beginners Team. How can I enter in this team? | 22:40 |
new2ubuntuguy | hi everyone! | 22:46 |
Error404NotFoun1 | oi | 22:46 |
new2ubuntuguy | can anyone help with a partition problem? | 22:46 |
Error404NotFoun1 | like what | 22:46 |
new2ubuntuguy | just set up my system with partitions and LVM and I can access home and the file system, but not the main part of my hard drive, the largest part | 22:47 |
new2ubuntuguy | Im so noob | 22:47 |
Error404NotFoun1 | you setup multiple partitions? | 22:48 |
new2ubuntuguy | yes installed ubuntu on encrypted lvm file system | 22:48 |
new2ubuntuguy | followed a guide that worked great, but not sure how to access all of my hard drive | 22:48 |
Error404NotFoun1 | did you format the other partitions? | 22:50 |
new2ubuntuguy | any good terminal commands that would show the partition set up? | 22:50 |
new2ubuntuguy | I'm not sure what's formatted actually, I have done nothing but the pre ubuntu install set up of the partitions | 22:50 |
asterismo | hi people | 22:51 |
new2ubuntuguy | hi | 22:51 |
asterismo | i cannot plug external hard drive to frontal usb port | 22:51 |
Error404NotFoun1 | why not | 22:52 |
new2ubuntuguy | any help error? | 22:52 |
asterismo | dmesg says sd 8:0:0:0: [sde] Unhandled error code | 22:53 |
asterismo | i can pastebin large dmesg | 22:53 |
Error404NotFoun1 | are the front usb 2.0? | 22:53 |
asterismo | its like usb is being reset continuously | 22:53 |
asterismo | it never mounts | 22:54 |
asterismo | but if i plug in rear usb ports, it mounts ok | 22:54 |
Error404NotFoun1 | new2ubuntuguy: if i had that problem id use ubunto live cd to format the other partitions | 22:54 |
new2ubuntuguy | is there a terminal command that will show info on current partitions? | 22:54 |
geirha | new2ubuntuguy: sudo fdisk -l # lists disks, their partitions and sizes | 22:56 |
new2ubuntuguy | ok thanks | 22:56 |
geirha | To further identify, mount a partition, run ls, then unmount. e.g. sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt && ls -l /mnt && sudo umount /mnt | 22:57 |
new2ubuntuguy | if I pasted my output from fdisk, would you be able to tell what's formatted ? | 22:59 |
new2ubuntuguy | it's all greek to me | 22:59 |
vanderson_ | oi | 23:00 |
geirha | !paste | new2ubuntuguy | 23:00 |
ubot2 | new2ubuntuguy: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 23:00 |
geirha | new2ubuntuguy: Possibly | 23:01 |
new2ubuntuguy | can I paste into a private message geirha so I don't flood? | 23:01 |
geirha | Preferably use a pastebin | 23:01 |
new2ubuntuguy | ok I'll try | 23:02 |
geirha | sudo apt-get install pastebinit | 23:02 |
geirha | sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit | 23:03 |
new2ubuntuguy | http://paste.ubuntu.com/642234/ | 23:03 |
geirha | Hm. /dev/dm*, never seen those before. | 23:04 |
new2ubuntuguy | :/ | 23:04 |
geirha | You have two partitions on /dev/sda though. One small one, probably a /boot partition. And a ~300GB one that you probably installed ubuntu on | 23:05 |
new2ubuntuguy | http://www.linuxbsdos.com/2011/05/10/how-to-install-ubuntu-11-04-on-an-encrypted-lvm-file-system/ | 23:06 |
new2ubuntuguy | that's the guide I used | 23:06 |
new2ubuntuguy | just not sure if I need to format now or what | 23:06 |
geirha | Ah, so that's what /dev/dm is | 23:07 |
asterismo | does everybody can plug an external hard drive in frontal usb ports?? | 23:07 |
new2ubuntuguy | any ideas geirha? | 23:08 |
charlie-tca | depends on the motherboard, asterismo | 23:09 |
charlie-tca | Not all USB ports are created equal | 23:09 |
asterismo | what is that mean? | 23:10 |
charlie-tca | It means some are usb 1.0, some are usb 2.0, some have less power to them, and some are not even connected properly | 23:10 |
asterismo | usb is usb, how can i figure out i can or not plug other stuff in frontal usb? | 23:10 |
geirha | new2ubuntuguy: I've never tried anything like that myself, but the guide seems to be complete | 23:10 |
charlie-tca | The only way I know of is to try things in them | 23:11 |
new2ubuntuguy | maybe I still need to format? | 23:11 |
charlie-tca | I have computers with 8 ports, 2 of which will work for the USB drives | 23:11 |
geirha | new2ubuntuguy: Ah, you possibly only formatted some partitions | 23:11 |
charlie-tca | asterismo: further, all will work with a usb keyboard | 23:12 |
geirha | new2ubuntuguy: But I'm afraid I know nothing about lvm and dm-crypt, so I wouldn't know how to go about formatting them. | 23:12 |
new2ubuntuguy | I can acess home and the file system, but when I click on my 300 GB HD below that, it says "Unable to mount" | 23:12 |
asterismo | if i use a PCI card for USB extension, it will affect IRQs or something the other USB ports? | 23:13 |
new2ubuntuguy | ok thanks anyway geirha | 23:13 |
geirha | Someone else here may have experience with it, or you could try #ubuntu and/or #linux | 23:14 |
new2ubuntuguy | ok thanks | 23:15 |
new2ubuntuguy | in the pastebin, "doesn't contain a valid partition table" .... does that mean anything in particular? | 23:16 |
geirha | If it said so on a regular disk, it would mean the master boot record on it was wiped. On those dm-devices though, it probably just can't read them because they're encrypted. Just guessing. | 23:20 |
new2ubuntuguy | ok | 23:24 |
new2ubuntuguy | I just opened Gparted partition program, and I have /dev/sda2 with a file system of crypt-luks | 23:25 |
new2ubuntuguy | status is not mounted | 23:25 |
holstein | StevenR: ping? | 23:36 |
StevenR | holstein: lo | 23:36 |
holstein | StevenR: you add yourself to te lib-virt group with virt-manager? | 23:37 |
holstein | libvirt* | 23:37 |
StevenR | holstein: apparently I am in the libvirtd group. | 23:39 |
holstein | hmmmm... im already a member of that group too | 23:40 |
StevenR | holstein: what's the problem? | 23:41 |
holstein | permissions error. im sure i just need to rtfm | 23:41 |
holstein | StevenR: you dont run it as root right | 23:53 |
holstein | ? | 23:53 |
StevenR | nope | 23:56 |
holstein | StevenR: i logged out and back in :) | 23:59 |
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