philipballew | would you say team viewer is the best remot desktop shairing tool. or is there something easier or better out there | 00:23 |
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philipballew | *remote | 00:23 |
Geo|zzz | yesterday someone showed me an article on how to make aliases in my terminal, and my terminal keeps forgetting the aliases I'm making. Am I making them wrong? Or is there a save command? | 00:26 |
escott | Geo|zzz, add them to your ~/.bashrc | 00:27 |
Geo|zzz | Oh, that's what they meant. Okay. Uhh I don't have that. | 00:27 |
CrOnOs2000 | philipballew, i only tryed vnc before let me check what team viewer does and i will tell you my opinion | 00:27 |
escott | Geo|zzz, you do. files beginning with a dot are hidden to ls and only appear with ls -a | 00:28 |
Geo|zzz | I pushed ctrl+H. it's not in my root folder. | 00:28 |
escott | Geo|zzz, if you deleted yours by accident grab the copy from /etc/skel | 00:29 |
Geo|zzz | I didn't delete it o.O | 00:29 |
Geo|zzz | I don't delete things from my root folder lol | 00:29 |
philipballew | CrOnOs2000, alright | 00:30 |
escott | Geo|zzz, what do you mean by root folder? | 00:30 |
Geo|zzz | / | 00:30 |
escott | Geo|zzz, ~/ == $HOME | 00:30 |
Geo|zzz | in /home I only have lost+found, .ecryptfs, and geo folders. | 00:31 |
escott | Geo|zzz, $HOME = /home/geo | 00:33 |
Geo|zzz | lol | 00:33 |
Geo|zzz | Finally some answers! | 00:34 |
CrOnOs2000 | philipballew, well is paid so they probably ony offer a limited version for free, whats the better software depends if you going to give remore support for many not recurrent users or just share desktops w your friends | 00:38 |
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CrOnOs2000 | exelente parece que en firefox 6 el flash trabaja mejor :D lastima que los plugins que uso no esten todos actualizados | 01:29 |
nlsthzn_work | !fr CrOnOs2000 | 01:34 |
ubot2 | Factoid 'fr CrOnOs2000' not found | 01:34 |
nlsthzn_work | ok... that didn't work :p | 01:34 |
CrOnOs2000 | ups, wrong chanel for that last sorry guys | 01:35 |
Unit193 | !es | 01:35 |
ubot2 | 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. | 01:35 |
Unit193 | Heh, no problem (You thought Fr? You also forgot the pipe :D ) | 01:36 |
nlsthzn_work | !fr | CrOnOs2000 | 01:36 |
ubot2 | CrOnOs2000: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 01:36 |
nlsthzn_work | ah like that... | 01:36 |
Unit193 | I think that was Spanish | 01:36 |
nlsthzn_work | I am not good with languages unfortunatly :) | 01:36 |
nlsthzn_work | not even the ones I speak :p | 01:36 |
Unit193 | Move to ot :P | 01:36 |
philipballew | hay, when i update versious uf ubuntu is that known to cut off accsess to my ssh server? | 03:27 |
philipballew | not sure why though | 03:28 |
rickjaruiz | im new to linux, can anyone help? | 04:55 |
rickjaruiz | im running a server 11.04 on hyper-v, i can i get file access? | 04:56 |
urlin2u | rickjaruiz, maybe what's up? | 04:56 |
rickjaruiz | whats the best way to get file access remotely? | 04:56 |
urlin2u | out of my area of knowledege | 04:56 |
Unit193 | Wouldn't you just use SSH? Or sshfs on local network | 04:57 |
rickjaruiz | how about for copying files? | 04:57 |
rickjaruiz | is that through ssh? | 04:57 |
rickjaruiz | like putty? | 04:58 |
Unit193 | You could use PSCP (Comes with putty) | 04:58 |
philipballew | you can copy files with ssh | 04:58 |
rickjaruiz | what do i need to setup on server to enable ssh? | 04:58 |
philipballew | sudo apt-get install openssh-server i think | 04:59 |
philipballew | ^ anyone confirm? | 04:59 |
rickjaruiz | is gui for server pretty reiable? or should i stay away form it? | 05:00 |
rickjaruiz | *reliable | 05:00 |
philipballew | it will slow the system down but its do-able. its just one more proccess you have to worry about on the server | 05:01 |
philipballew | whats the server for? | 05:01 |
rickjaruiz | im kind of bored with windows, so just trying to learn | 05:01 |
rickjaruiz | but i was trying to setup a minecraft server :) | 05:02 |
rickjaruiz | its very easy for me in windows | 05:02 |
rickjaruiz | but extreme hard in ubuntu server | 05:02 |
rickjaruiz | *extremely | 05:02 |
philipballew | rickjaruiz, its not harder, just different | 05:03 |
philipballew | but it will run better | 05:03 |
rickjaruiz | i guess u can say that | 05:03 |
rickjaruiz | the server requires mysql and java 6 jdk | 05:03 |
philipballew | then you can install that pretty easily if you need to. were here to help you | 05:04 |
philipballew | have you found any guides specificly to set one up with ubuntu | 05:04 |
rickjaruiz | thanks for the help | 05:04 |
rickjaruiz | i dont know any commands at all | 05:04 |
rickjaruiz | it was hard to get network card working | 05:04 |
rickjaruiz | because its running as a virtual machine in windows 2008 r2 hyper-v | 05:04 |
philipballew | so your running the server virtually in a server? | 05:05 |
rickjaruiz | exactly :) | 05:05 |
rickjaruiz | what is samba file server, is that for remote file access? | 05:06 |
rickjaruiz | i just ran sudo tasksel | 05:07 |
philipballew | what do you need to transfer files to | 05:07 |
Unit193 | Samba is Windows Shares | 05:07 |
rickjaruiz | im just trying to run mcmyadmin server | 05:08 |
rickjaruiz | i dont even know how to download from server | 05:08 |
rickjaruiz | or should i download form windows and transfer? | 05:08 |
rickjaruiz | how come it wont let me install OpenSSH server from tasksel? | 05:09 |
rickjaruiz | or is that not how u do it? | 05:09 |
philipballew | to install software you run sudo apt-get install packagename | 05:10 |
Unit193 | Take a look here https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/ and maybe visit their IRC channel at #ubuntu-server | 05:10 |
Unit193 | Here for SSH https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/openssh-server.html | 05:10 |
rickjaruiz | is this place for desktop? | 05:11 |
urlin2u | yeah any ubuntu | 05:11 |
Unit193 | Mainly yes, but some people may know server | 05:12 |
* philipballew runs a server | 05:12 | |
rickjaruiz | so if i install ssh i shouldnt need ftp? | 05:12 |
rickjaruiz | any reason to use 10.04 instead of 11.04? | 05:13 |
holstein | long term support... arguable stability | 05:14 |
holstein | i use 10.04 everywhere actually, not just the server | 05:14 |
rickjaruiz | for me since im new, does it matter which i start with? | 05:15 |
philipballew | 10.04 might be easier as theres less bugs | 05:16 |
rickjaruiz | i love how os installs in 10 minutes | 05:16 |
rickjaruiz | well, time to make a 10.04 vm real quick | 05:17 |
rickjaruiz | 512mb ram should be fine right? | 05:17 |
philipballew | why do you wanna make a vm and not a hard install? | 05:17 |
philipballew | for a server would that be easier maybe? | 05:18 |
rickjaruiz | well i use hyper-v and i already run multiple windows servers | 05:18 |
rickjaruiz | its easier just to create another vilrtual machine | 05:19 |
philipballew | probably true. how are you gonna have everyone connect to play on your virtual machine? | 05:19 |
rickjaruiz | well i just open the port in firewall and im good to go :) | 05:19 |
philipballew | true. if you have a static ip its pretty easy | 05:20 |
holstein | hyperV can give VM's their own IP like virtualbox does | 05:20 |
rickjaruiz | i use no-ip.org | 05:20 |
holstein | i use dyndns :) | 05:20 |
rickjaruiz | i like being able to use servegame.com domain for free | 05:21 |
rickjaruiz | but yeah, its a challenge | 05:21 |
rickjaruiz | this whole linux thing | 05:21 |
rickjaruiz | im use to clicking away :) | 05:21 |
* philipballew has no idea about anything windows | 05:22 | |
holstein | you're not installing a GUI though | 05:22 |
rickjaruiz | awww no, 10.04 draws every line in my hyper-v console, unlike 11.04 | 05:22 |
rickjaruiz | i did before | 05:23 |
rickjaruiz | didnt seem stable | 05:23 |
rickjaruiz | in 11.04 anyways | 05:23 |
rickjaruiz | maybe its better in 10.04 | 05:23 |
holstein | whats better? | 05:23 |
rickjaruiz | the gui | 05:23 |
holstein | 11.04 is using unity, im not sure, other than graphics drivers in the VM, why it would seem unstable | 05:25 |
rickjaruiz | but yeah i know any windows os like the back of my hand, but linux, no clue | 05:25 |
philipballew | are you running a gui with your server? | 05:25 |
rickjaruiz | i started over without it | 05:25 |
rickjaruiz | i mine run one in 10.04 | 05:25 |
rickjaruiz | to test it | 05:25 |
rickjaruiz | *might | 05:25 |
holstein | you should see me with a windows install disc | 05:26 |
rickjaruiz | :) | 05:26 |
holstein | i remember transitioning over to it being easier to install linux | 05:26 |
rickjaruiz | how do u run games in linux? | 05:27 |
rickjaruiz | since its not compatible | 05:27 |
holstein | i look for games for linux | 05:27 |
holstein | and run them | 05:27 |
bioterror | we play xbill | 05:27 |
bioterror | and xmahjong | 05:27 |
holstein | lol | 05:27 |
rickjaruiz | so no cool 3d games then? | 05:28 |
bioterror | some people says they play games with wine, but it seems to be a little pita | 05:28 |
bioterror | rickjaruiz, there's lots of cool 3d cames | 05:28 |
bioterror | rickjaruiz, http://happypenguin.org/ | 05:28 |
rickjaruiz | is it possible to place windows games? | 05:28 |
rickjaruiz | somehow? | 05:28 |
philipballew | some. takes work | 05:28 |
bioterror | !wine | rickjaruiz | 05:28 |
ubot2 | rickjaruiz: 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 | 05:28 |
philipballew | !crossover | 05:28 |
ubot2 | Factoid 'crossover' not found | 05:28 |
holstein | rickjaruiz: how about this... linux is *way* more likely to play a windows game than the other way around | 05:28 |
philipballew | darn | 05:28 |
bioterror | !cedega ! rickjaruiz | 05:28 |
ubot2 | bioterror: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 05:28 |
bioterror | no cedega :( | 05:28 |
bioterror | that was some cool stuff back in the years | 05:29 |
rickjaruiz | but yeah learning linux makes me feel like ive just started using a pc | 05:30 |
rickjaruiz | so do u guys just memorize all the commands? | 05:31 |
bioterror | yes | 05:31 |
bioterror | and all the places | 05:31 |
bioterror | and all what we have changed | 05:31 |
bioterror | and plus plus plus more | 05:31 |
rickjaruiz | yep, this is going to be a challenge | 05:31 |
holstein | do you memorize all the things to click on in windows | 05:31 |
rickjaruiz | but i like challenges | 05:32 |
bioterror | I have to remember all the GNU/Linux stuff at home, Windows XP/Vista/7 stuff at work and some Solaris stuff too | 05:32 |
holstein | doesnt take me long to forget those too ;) | 05:32 |
bioterror | and oh well | 05:32 |
philipballew | its more just not always memorized to memorize, but experance brings memorzation | 05:32 |
rickjaruiz | clicking has more pictures :) | 05:32 |
bioterror | half of the things are done with the proper shell configuration | 05:32 |
holstein | yeah, going between them is challenging | 05:32 |
rickjaruiz | easier for me to memorize pictures that words i guess | 05:33 |
rickjaruiz | i use to hate anything that require command lines, thats why I push myself to learn linux :) | 05:34 |
bioterror | ahhh, this windows xp generation | 05:34 |
rickjaruiz | yeah, i guess so | 05:35 |
philipballew | my friend told me "phil, I will never use a cli, I grew up in the 90's" | 05:35 |
bioterror | :D | 05:35 |
bioterror | at the end of the 90's | 05:35 |
bioterror | I was born in the beginning of the 80's, I lived best parts of my life in the 90's ;) | 05:36 |
rickjaruiz | yeah im 84 | 05:36 |
rickjaruiz | dos and windows 98 | 05:36 |
rickjaruiz | i mean 95 | 05:37 |
rickjaruiz | how do i get back to this software selection | 05:37 |
rickjaruiz | is that tasksel? | 05:37 |
holstein | you can always do it afterwards | 05:38 |
holstein | that can be some commands you learn to run :) | 05:38 |
rickjaruiz | which command is it? | 05:38 |
holstein | what are you wanting to do? | 05:38 |
bioterror | I got a new work laptop! (not that new, but better than my current). Installing Linux and I'm going to run Windows 7 in virtualbox for VPN and Outlook stuff | 05:39 |
rickjaruiz | just to see that menu again | 05:39 |
rickjaruiz | hehe, im doing the opposite | 05:39 |
holstein | bioterror: score :) | 05:39 |
bioterror | decided to go wild and I made 4096MB swap :D | 05:39 |
holstein | im just going to wipe win7 on this netbook next time | 05:40 |
holstein | ive only booted it up a few times | 05:40 |
bioterror | holstein, have you tried MeeGo? | 05:40 |
rickjaruiz | yeaa windows 7 | 05:40 |
holstein | bioterror: its been a while... i took a really early look at it | 05:40 |
holstein | that and jolicloud... | 05:40 |
bioterror | I would probably go with the MeeGo on netbook | 05:41 |
bioterror | or something minimalisti | 05:41 |
bioterror | c | 05:41 |
philipballew | thats used for cell phones to | 05:41 |
holstein | eh, im just running normal 10.04 actually | 05:41 |
holstein | full compiz and all ;) | 05:41 |
holstein | its not bad... i got 2gb's of ram | 05:41 |
rickjaruiz | 10.04 took twice as long in hyper-v | 05:42 |
rickjaruiz | that sux | 05:42 |
holstein | i want a meego phone... | 05:42 |
holstein | what took twice as long? | 05:42 |
rickjaruiz | the os install | 05:42 |
holstein | loading? booting? | 05:42 |
rickjaruiz | not very compatible with hyper-v i guess | 05:42 |
holstein | microsoft has released some things that didnt make it in til recenly AFAIK | 05:43 |
holstein | i wouldnt lose any sleep over it... linux runs great in VM | 05:43 |
rickjaruiz | hopefully the ubuntuserver updates will fix it | 05:45 |
holstein | could... probably not though | 05:45 |
holstein | the kernel versions max out, and im pretty sure those are the goodies you are missing... still, its not a deal breaker | 05:46 |
rickjaruiz | oo, i think i found the fix | 05:52 |
rickjaruiz | yea, no more painting every line | 05:54 |
rickjaruiz | how can i get a remote gui file access? | 06:03 |
selynda | so every once in a while my screen gets all distorted and ubuntu crashes... | 08:42 |
selynda | get seem to find any solutions on the forum, or through google, anyone know anything about this? | 08:43 |
philipballew | hey | 08:43 |
selynda | hey | 08:43 |
philipballew | selynda, i can see if i can maybe point you in the right direction | 08:44 |
selynda | ok | 08:44 |
philipballew | first off im gonna ask you a few questions to get what type of computer you have and what your running | 08:44 |
philipballew | what version of ubuntu do you have? | 08:44 |
philipballew | what is the model of your computer? | 08:44 |
selynda | 11.04 and its a dell, desktop | 08:45 |
philipballew | dell what? | 08:45 |
philipballew | when you say 11.04 are you running ubuntu with unity or another distro like xubuntu? | 08:45 |
selynda | ubuntu | 08:45 |
philipballew | seriously? | 08:46 |
geirha | Guess the problem just occured again | 08:46 |
philipballew | i was gonna recomend he/she do aditional drivers. or maybe install 10.04 | 08:47 |
philipballew | but geirha what can you do | 08:47 |
geirha | Yeah, definitely sounds like a crappy graphics driver | 08:49 |
philipballew | if that didnt work id have him/her past bin lspci -vvv and then id search for a bug on that model and see if there was an upstream patch that the new kernal has. then have her install the driver. but oh well... | 08:50 |
philipballew | but i run chunchbang on one of my laptops | 08:51 |
philipballew | and it broke today | 08:51 |
philipballew | time to re install that | 08:52 |
urlin2u | philipballew, you were asking about arch yesterday. http://archbang.org/ | 08:53 |
philipballew | hey! looks nice, im trying to faind a good small minumial ppc distro | 08:54 |
philipballew | lubuntu is to clunky | 08:54 |
urlin2u | philipballew, it is arch without the hassle of the usual install, I like that myself. | 08:54 |
philipballew | I could maybe make a ppc version somehow | 08:56 |
philipballew | that looks nic | 08:56 |
philipballew | e | 08:56 |
bioterror | archbang is waste of time | 08:57 |
urlin2u | I think it is fluxbox DE? | 08:58 |
bioterror | ofcourse you can try how the pacman works, but that's all | 08:58 |
philipballew | how is it bioterror | 08:58 |
bioterror | becouse it's far from the point of arch linux | 08:58 |
bioterror | and it's just dull openbox + tint2 | 08:58 |
bioterror | anybody can do that in an hour | 08:58 |
urlin2u | supported by arch though, uses their repos you v=can have what ever DE you want | 08:59 |
bioterror | why not just install arch | 08:59 |
philipballew | some might not want to | 08:59 |
bioterror | last time I checked, archbang had hal in the daemons too | 08:59 |
urlin2u | bioterror, I have no big deal, just saying your opinion is yours and represents you.;-) | 09:00 |
bioterror | my opinion is right | 09:00 |
urlin2u | lol | 09:00 |
* philipballew still cant find a good guide on a ppc system with openbox. | 09:00 | |
philipballew | ^ google has failed me!!! | 09:01 |
urlin2u | can I nominate you as the worls overlord. | 09:01 |
bioterror | dump that ppc and get yourself a real computer | 09:01 |
urlin2u | worlds | 09:01 |
bioterror | you can run MorphOS for the fun | 09:01 |
philipballew | but i got it for free and its a shame to let it go to waste! | 09:02 |
* philipballew never throws a computer away... | 09:02 | |
bioterror | I recycle them for scavenge | 09:02 |
bioterror | they can take the best parts for better use | 09:03 |
bioterror | like copper and stuff | 09:03 |
philipballew | i take them apart and make my other ones better\ | 09:03 |
philipballew | i run on old hardware | 09:03 |
bioterror | good for you | 09:03 |
bioterror | old hardware is slow and not so compatible | 09:03 |
philipballew | but there is no body to buy them here. | 09:03 |
philipballew | i can get it to run usually? | 09:04 |
bioterror | for the PPC I would suggest Debian | 09:09 |
urlin2u | philipballew, where you at? | 09:09 |
philipballew | i like debian | 09:18 |
saiser | test | 10:58 |
tnuis | Hello,I have tried to intall ubuntu onto a usb 3 times now and evreytime the same thing happens. After succesful installation the pc boots into ubuntu in dos. I have to enter my username and password in dos and login is succesful. Then it stops and waits for me to type in commands or something. evrything seems fine only i am missing the whole graphical interface. No desktop or nothing. Any ideas? | 13:41 |
tnuis | Installing on a system with noe other hardisk or os. just striaght from cd to a 4 gb usb hdd | 13:42 |
holstein | tnuis: hello | 13:42 |
holstein | lets clarify a few things, and we'll go on with what could be happening | 13:42 |
tnuis | ok | 13:42 |
holstein | "the pc boots into ubuntu in dos" | 13:43 |
holstein | what does that mean? | 13:43 |
holstein | you are presented with a text login, into the ubuntu installation? | 13:43 |
tnuis | it never boots up in any graphical way like windows desktop. Only black screen with white letters | 13:43 |
holstein | are you just saying dos = that text login? | 13:44 |
holstein | tnuis: OK... | 13:44 |
tnuis | yes dos = text login | 13:44 |
holstein | for the record, that is *not* dos | 13:44 |
holstein | tnuis: are you using a CD to install? | 13:44 |
tnuis | ok sorry for that, dont know what they call it these days. been 15 years since i worked in dos and this looks the same to me...:) | 13:45 |
tnuis | Yes installing from a cd straight into a 4 gb usb hdd | 13:45 |
holstein | tnuis: what image? the normal LIVE installer? | 13:45 |
tnuis | no other harddisk or os in the syste | 13:45 |
holstein | tnuis: i'll tell you what im pretty sure the issue is | 13:48 |
holstein | your graphics hardware doesnt support linux well | 13:48 |
tnuis | downloaded ubuntu 11.04 - latest version and in step one and choose create cd and will be using windows under step 2 . Ref http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download | 13:48 |
holstein | *before* i install ubuntu, i take the live CD, and i *dont* install... i boot it live | 13:49 |
tnuis | For the record I also tried installing on a different pc, 2 pc in total. with eax-800xt graphics card i beleve | 13:50 |
holstein | tnuis: right, but have you tried loading that CD live? | 13:50 |
holstein | *not* installing? | 13:50 |
holstein | if you cant get the live CD to a desktop, the installed version wont go either | 13:51 |
tnuis | No, I can try that also. | 13:51 |
holstein | there are options | 13:51 |
holstein | tnuis: sometimes, i try different live CD's til something 'just works' | 13:52 |
holstein | and i either make a note of what its using as far as kernel version and whatever | 13:52 |
holstein | or i just use that CD to install | 13:52 |
tnuis | ok, so this happens more often? Cause everything seems fine, nothings hangs or anything like that. its just that i am getting text on black svreen instead of a gui | 13:53 |
holstein | tnuis: i would suggest trying ubuntu 10.04, thats the latest long term support | 13:54 |
tnuis | Ok i will tryour suggestion and come back to you afterwards:) | 13:54 |
holstein | tnuis: sure... this is just a little fiddly | 13:54 |
holstein | i wouldnt say it happens often, but vendors dont support linux sometimes | 13:54 |
holstein | you should let the manufacturer know you are having a challenging time | 13:54 |
tnuis | ok, what is the diff betweeen normal version and Long term support. I see 11.04 comes in both versions? | 13:55 |
holstein | nope | 13:55 |
holstein | 11.04 is *not* a long term support | 13:55 |
tnuis | what does long term support mean? | 13:55 |
holstein | 10.04 is an LTS, that means longer support... 3 years for the desktop and 5 for the server | 13:55 |
holstein | the normal 'in between' releases are supported for 18 months | 13:56 |
tnuis | so it is better for me to choose lts? | 13:56 |
holstein | tnuis: theres no 'better' in linux | 13:56 |
holstein | just options :) | 13:56 |
tnuis | ok:) I am learning. been a windows user for 20 years:) | 13:56 |
holstein | tnuis: its *too* easy to use the live CD's for diagnistics | 13:57 |
holstein | it literally has no effect on the machine you are running it on | 13:57 |
holstein | you get to see pretty much what that operating system is going to look like | 13:57 |
tnuis | excatly. i will try that until i can see a desktop:) | 13:57 |
tnuis | any experence using ubuntu as a NAS os | 13:58 |
tnuis | ? | 13:58 |
holstein | sure | 13:58 |
tnuis | I can see it is based on samba | 13:58 |
holstein | http://www.turnkeylinux.org/fileserver for example | 13:59 |
holstein | tnuis: "it" is based on whatever you want to base it one | 13:59 |
holstein | samba is one way to share data on a network | 13:59 |
tnuis | Ok thank you so much for your time. I really appreciate it. You have a nice day :) | 14:00 |
holstein | tnuis: anytime :) | 14:00 |
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Zebra | any video or resolution experts around? | 15:10 |
Zebra | I've been trying to set up a box for Ubuntu and everything works well until I log in. Once the main Ubuntu screen comes up, there's a problem with the resolution. The screen is a mess an unreadable. | 15:12 |
Zebra | Any thoughts? | 15:12 |
nlsthzn_work | :/ wow... he stayed around long... | 15:23 |
IAmNotThatGuy | nlsthzn_work, I also felt the same :P | 15:24 |
nlsthzn_work | IAmNotThatGuy: I know IRC is ususally used for a quicker fix to problems but that was ridiculous :p | 15:26 |
IAmNotThatGuy | he he | 15:26 |
vlt | What does "(EE) NVIDIA(0): Failed to load the NVIDIA kernel module!" mean? | 18:34 |
vlt | I’m trying to use an Nvidia video card. | 18:35 |
vlt | I already installed “nvidia-173” packages. What do I need to do to activate the nvidia driver? | 18:35 |
philipballew | hey holstein, ready for your interview? | 20:51 |
holstein | philipballew: we'll see :) | 20:55 |
holstein | im excited about it | 20:55 |
philipballew | alright, ill sit in in case they need and +1's or anything | 20:57 |
urlin2u | +!1+ +1 | 20:57 |
holstein | :) | 20:58 |
holstein | thanks philipballew | 20:58 |
holstein | urlin2u: o/ | 20:58 |
nlsthzn_work | ooohhhh.... holstein is this meeting good news or bad news for you (potentially)? | 20:59 |
urlin2u | yoh hope things go the way you imagine. | 20:59 |
holstein | nlsthzn_work: i suppose it depends... ubuntu membership | 20:59 |
nlsthzn_work | holstein: double edged sword :p | 20:59 |
holstein | nlsthzn_work: hehe | 21:00 |
nlsthzn_work | Well, good luck... hope it goes well (which ever way you want it too) | 21:00 |
holstein | gracias | 21:00 |
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No__ | hello maybe someone uses ASUS 1015PN? | 22:30 |
No__ | hello i have dual boot with win7, every time i reboot i need to /etc/init.d/network restart maybe someone knows how to solve this? | 22:45 |
CrOnOs2000 | what version of ubuntu are u using | 22:51 |
No__ | 11.04 | 22:52 |
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CrOnOs2000 | did you try rcconf to check that network is runing on your default runlvl? | 22:53 |
No__ | how to do it? | 22:54 |
CrOnOs2000 | just run rcconf that will show you what services are started at each run lvl grafic interface is runlvl 5 | 22:56 |
philipballew | they left :( | 22:56 |
CrOnOs2000 | philipballew, ? who left | 22:58 |
Pauliax | dual boot with win7 i have every time to /etc/init.d/networking restart | 23:03 |
CrOnOs2000 | Pauliax, are you No__? | 23:04 |
Pauliax | yes | 23:04 |
Pauliax | what to do | 23:04 |
Pauliax | ? | 23:04 |
CrOnOs2000 | did you try rcconf ? (sudo apt-get install rcconf) | 23:05 |
CrOnOs2000 | Pauliax, so what happened? | 23:11 |
tobiasreaper_ | shood i configure rcconf somehow, because same shit hapens? | 23:14 |
CrOnOs2000 | just run it as root check that network service is activated | 23:15 |
Pauliax | thanks for advice but no better | 23:23 |
CrOnOs2000 | then you need to check your boot log and see what is the problem | 23:24 |
Pauliax | no problem except pulse audio | 23:25 |
Pauliax | RTNETLINK answers: No such process .. what does it means? | 23:26 |
CrOnOs2000 | seems your network is not ready at start | 23:27 |
Pauliax | how to check boot log? | 23:27 |
CrOnOs2000 | quick fix may be add /etc/init.d/networking restart to .bashrc | 23:28 |
CrOnOs2000 | logs are on system->admin->logs | 23:29 |
Pauliax | sorry but where is .bashrc? | 23:29 |
CrOnOs2000 | on your home directory is a hiden file you need to ls-a to see it or enable show hiden files on nautilus | 23:30 |
Pauliax | but boot logs what filter to use? | 23:30 |
Pauliax | root or home | 23:31 |
Pauliax | ? | 23:31 |
CrOnOs2000 | /home/yourdir/.bashrc | 23:31 |
CrOnOs2000 | about logs i not shure maybe network? | 23:32 |
CrOnOs2000 | and try syslogs too | 23:33 |
Pauliax | add /etc/init.d/networking restart to .bashrc to the end of file? | 23:38 |
CrOnOs2000 | yea not shure that will work but if im not wrong that will run that comand when you enter at your user | 23:40 |
CrOnOs2000 | you still have the same problem just will do your fix for you always if that works | 23:41 |
Pauliax | .bashrc - not helped | 23:44 |
CrOnOs2000 | dam i do have an idea whats happening | 23:45 |
Pauliax | execpt that i am noob? | 23:46 |
CrOnOs2000 | seems for some reason your networks is not ready the first time the network service runs | 23:46 |
CrOnOs2000 | when you run again then works | 23:47 |
Pauliax | yes, exatly but why | 23:47 |
CrOnOs2000 | im noob too | 23:47 |
CrOnOs2000 | why dont you try at #ubuntu main chanel they seem to have more time on this | 23:48 |
Pauliax | ok thanks for your time | 23:48 |
CrOnOs2000 | np sorry i cant help | 23:48 |
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