[00:00] <Chief-Wolf> qin: Thanks, just found it :D
[00:00] <Chief-Wolf> qin: I now owe you one box of Koodos
[00:00] <Jordan_U> xosuitehearts: OK. Now that you have a disk in the drive, we've confirmed that /dev/cdrom is the correct device node. You should be able to use dd with this device now.
[00:00] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U alright, so what code do I run?
[00:01] <Jordan_U> xosuitehearts: dd if=/dev/cdrom of=~/disc1.iso
[00:01] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U gave me the same as before
[00:01] <plummerb> Only 1 box?
[00:02] <selinuxium> hi all, in the following rsync command ' rsync -av rbbroker::opt2 /opt ' what is the value rbbroker? Trying to find the config file where it might be held.
[00:02] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U going to try a different disc
[00:03] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U how do I unmount?
[00:03] <Chief-Wolf> Qin: Wine is still not allowing me to install steam on the newly discovered D: Drive
[00:04] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U cancel that
[00:04] <qin> Chief-Wolf: You can symlink ~/.wine to somehere else.
[00:05] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U how do I unmount, because now the drive is busy?
[00:05] <Chief-Wolf> qin: im an ubuntu virgin, how can i make a System Link like that?
[00:06] <nucc1> hi guys, i'm trying to setup postfix/smtp authentication using PAM to a mysql DB. somehow, the @domain.com part of the username doesn't make it to the SQL query sent to the database, does anyone have a clue what i could try?
[00:06] <qin> Chief-Wolf: Wait. What do you want to do, in basics. I understand install Steam.
[00:07] <Chief-Wolf> Qin: I need to install steam on my secondary hard drive that we just found the mount path to, went into Winecfg, told it to use that as a D: drive, but when I go to install the Installer cant seem to see D:
[00:07] <xosuitehearts> qin how would I unmount?
[00:08] <Sterist> how come when i hit Launch in my virtual machine, the window disappears almost instantly?
[00:08] <qin> xosuitehearts: eject, or sudo umount /mount/point
[00:09] <qin> Chief-Wolf: Can you pastebin (paste.ubuntu.com) your ls -l /media/
[00:09] <Chief-Wolf> Qin: So i type ls -l /media/ in the Terminal and post results? I can do that :D
[00:10] <qin> Chief-Wolf: and ls -l /media/<harddrive>/* yes, terminal.
[00:11] <Chief-Wolf> http://paste.ubuntu.com/688730/ Well that was most bizzare Qin
[00:11] <Chief-Wolf> it says my hard drive "227" is there
[00:11] <Chief-Wolf> but when i dove deeper, it said there was nothing
[00:11] <Sterist> how come when i hit Launch in my virtual machine, the window disappears almost instantly?
[00:12] <qin> Chief-Wolf: Hm? ok: df -h; mount
[00:13] <qin> Sterist: Is it virtual box?
[00:13] <Sterist> qin qemu launcher
[00:13] <Chief-Wolf> qin http://paste.ubuntu.com/688731/ I think i comprehend what some of it is, but most of this is french to me
[00:13] <Sterist> qin i recently reinstalled ubuntu (had 32bit, now 64) and previously it worked. everything i had installed is now restored. any ideas?
[00:14] <xosuitehearts> okay qin so here's what I did, I put a music cd in the drive
[00:14] <xosuitehearts> qin and from there I did the mont
[00:14] <xosuitehearts> mount*
[00:14] <xosuitehearts> qin it says i need to specific file system
[00:15] <xosuitehearts> qin should I go ahead and try to make an iso from this disc to test it?
[00:15] <Chief-Wolf> qin it may be notable that i'm on 11.04 64bit
[00:15] <Jordan_U> xosuitehearts: sudo umount /dev/cdrom
[00:15] <Silpelit> a
[00:15] <qin> Chief-Wolf: You should reformat 227 into something more normal than vfat, and maybe divide it into 2 partitions.
[00:16] <Chief-Wolf> qin Vfat? Ok, I will try this now
[00:16] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U alright, here's what was the matter, I had a playstation 1 disc in there, ii swapped it for a regular audio cd
[00:16] <qin> Chief-Wolf: No vfat! ext4 would be nice.
[00:16] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U im mounting the audio cd and going to try and make an iso grom it
[00:16] <xosuitehearts> from*
[00:16] <xosuitehearts> it
[00:17] <Chief-Wolf> qin: ext4, got it, formatting now, and renamming to actual text
[00:17] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U it asked me to specify the filesystem type
[00:17] <Jordan_U> xosuitehearts: You can't mount audio CDs, nor can you make isos from them as they don't have an iso9660 filesystem.
[00:17] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U shoot...
[00:18] <Chief-Wolf> qin Formatted and Mounted
[00:18] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U all I really want to know is how would i tell if my cd drive is the problem?
[00:18] <qin> Chief-Wolf: Do you use any windows? If yes, you may need extra partition to be accesable from both.
[00:18] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U because I can burn images just fine and read them fine as well
[00:18] <qin> Chief-Wolf: mount - just give me path.
[00:18] <Jordan_U> xosuitehearts: Then your drive is not the problem.
[00:18] <Chief-Wolf> qin Will Do
[00:19] <Chief-Wolf> Qin Says only the root user can do it, and my password is being denied
[00:19] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U i read something that had to do with ps1 discs having a diff data type http://linuxreviews.org/howtos/cdrecording/
[00:19] <[IFOC]75> hi, I have timidity++ installed, midi files play correctly when I use "timidity <midi file>" but Rosegarden doesn't make any sounds
[00:19] <xosuitehearts> Jordan_U it says i have to use cdrdao
[00:20] <qin> Chief-Wolf: What is saying that?
[00:20] <[IFOC]75> I tried a few tutorials, but they didn't have any effect, what should I do?
[00:20] <Chief-Wolf> qin: terminal, or do you want me to just go into fstab and get it?
[00:21] <qin> Chief-Wolf: No, mount is command to see mounted drives, you can mount/unmount in menu > places or in file manager (on left side)
[00:21] <hcook> howdy
[00:22] <Chief-Wolf> qin: oh well i'm mounted than ^^ I mounted it after reformatting
[00:22] <[IFOC]75> I have another question too, how do I set my computer to a static ip in ubuntu?
[00:22] <hcook> i downloaded 11.04 32b just now and used the startup disc creator to put it on a thumb drive...and it's been sitting at "installing the bootloader" for 20 min or so...anything I should check? any other way i ought to do it?
[00:22] <qin> Chief-Wolf: So what does command "mount" do?
[00:23] <hcook> qin; without args it'll show you the mounted filesystems. with various arguments it'll mount other filesystems
[00:24] <hcook> [IFOC]75: are you on a desktop or server?
[00:24] <qin> hcook: ^^^
[00:24] <[IFOC]75> A desktop
[00:24] <Chief-Wolf> qin: something better than it did last time, let me pastebin it for you
[00:24] <[IFOC]75> It will be used to host a server temporarily, using a program.
[00:24] <Chief-Wolf> qin http://paste.ubuntu.com/688738/
[00:25] <hcook> haha qin sorry...i just joined. thought that was just a general question ;-)
[00:25] <mrtc> Can I get some help? grub-install fatal error
[00:25] <qin> Chief-Wolf: Cool, now try: cd /media/SecondaryDrive && touch test && ls -l
[00:26] <muneeb> how can i copy privileges  of one user to the newly created user?
[00:27] <Chief-Wolf> qin Let me pastebin it real quick, but It knows its there
[00:28] <qin> hcook: np, hehe, just choked with coffee and now cleaning keyboard.
[00:28] <Chief-Wolf> qin http://paste.ubuntu.com/688740/
[00:31] <qin> Chief-Wolf: OK, now you have some options. Either tell wine of second drive, or move ~/.wine (all your games and programs installe in wine) to secondarydrive and link it form home folder.
[00:31] <Chief-Wolf> qin: I've told wine of the drive, used WineCFG to say "this is a D: Drive" but it refuses to take it
[00:32] <Chief-Wolf> Qin: Also how would one preform such a link?
[00:32] <qin> Chief-Wolf: Did you try after reformating?
[00:32] <Chief-Wolf> qin Yes, reformatted to the type you specified, so I'm not sure whats happening with it
[00:32] <Sterist> qin ..?
[00:33] <qin> Sterist: ?
[00:33] <Sterist> nevermind
[00:35] <Chief-Wolf> Qin I made a link to a folder in Secondary Drive, could I plug it through that link as a D Drive?
[00:35] <qin> Chief-Wolf: To move all .wine: cp ~/.wine /media/SecondaryDrive/Wine && du -sh ~/.wine && du /media/SecondaryDrive/Wine
[00:35] <qin> Chief-Wolf: Propably yes.
[00:35] <Chief-Wolf> qin: i'm gonna try that first before the move
[00:36] <paladinlaw> need help with low resolution nvidia problem!!!
[00:36] <pteague> running `aptitude update && aptitude safe-upgrade` on a new install of natty & right after "Installing new version of config file /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.cupsd ..." I got "Traceback (most recent call last):" ...a bunch of python files... "KeyError: 'li`gtk2-traymanager-perl'" followed by "BUG: Bad page state in process mount.ntfs  pfn:1bd8f9"... any ideas? i've been having issues even getting it installed & figured it was the dvd drive, which i re
[00:36] <pteague> placed & got further, but now i'm getting similar errors from the installed stuff
[00:38] <Chief-Wolf> qin: i'll post the results in a few minutes, have to go help some friends install Google Tv -.-
[00:39] <Sterist> how come when i hit Launch in my virtual machine, the window disappears almost instantly?
[00:39] <qin> pteague: aptitude? Why not apt-get?
[00:40] <pteague> qin, same thing... i was also getting similar the other day while running rsync before i decided to attempt a re-install
[00:41] <qin> Sterist: Ah forgot to tell you that there is #qemu channel here.
[00:41] <sn0rlax> I am having a problem with creating a file and saving it with vim. I think its a permissions issue but here it goes... I am trying to create a file in my www dir folder called index.php and it wont let me i keep getting a file could not be written
[00:41] <doodmang> hi, I can't seem accept buddy requests in Pidgin. Is this supposed to be a feature of pidgin?
[00:42] <doodmang> sn0rlax, do you have the permissions to write to the folder? make sure it didn't change
[00:42] <thomas___> hello 11.04 is pissing me off :@
[00:42] <qin> sn0rlax: ls -l /var/www
[00:42] <sn0rlax> haha thanks
[00:42] <pteague> qin, i'm wondering if it might be bad mobo or bad memory... for some reason i can't get memtest86+ to do anything more than draw the initial screen... it won't even show the hot keys before locking up... same on the other box i recently built, but that 1 seems to be working fine
[00:42] <thomas___> apt is not working
[00:43] <doodmang> sn0rlax, whoops, I misread what you said lol.
[00:43] <thomas___> i get the folowing error
[00:43] <thomas___> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[00:43] <sn0rlax> i chmod o+rw right?
[00:44] <beja> hola
[00:44] <qin> pteague: Can you post syslog?
[00:46] <qin> thomas___: You can remove lock, but there issome risk in it, so advice is to reboot just after and check system afterwords
[00:46] <sn0rlax> not letting me chmod www folder -_-
[00:46] <doodmang> thomas, you have to close any programs running updates/the package managers
[00:46] <sn0rlax> I already tries su
[00:46] <sn0rlax> *tried
[00:46] <thomas___> I think there was an update running in the background
[00:47] <sn0rlax> anyone have experience setting up webservers with ubuntu
[00:47] <doodmang> thomas, that's probably why.
[00:47] <thomas___> I did not have synaptic running also or another apt-get
[00:47] <sn0rlax> fml...
[00:47] <qin> sn0rlax: There is no su!
[00:47] <doodmang> thomas, when the update is done, try again
[00:47] <sn0rlax> how do i elevate to root access?
[00:47] <thomas___> although i'm a little disapointed that a linux distribution would download an install without telling me
[00:48] <dominicdinada> if i do a network boot would i be able to install a copy of natty via internet.... PC is headless, no cd, no floppy.... ya it has usb but the bios only supports usb drives such as floppy-cd
[00:48] <qin> sn0rlax: ls -l /var/www > ~/list_bak && sudo chown sn0rlax:sn0rlax /var/www
[00:48] <Xgates> hey guys
[00:48] <love4linux> hello... does anyone know how to send/receive alerts about logged packets in iptables? For example, I was thinking of using cron to constantly check the /var/log/kern.log and report through some way every time there is a match with the rule's log-prefix (if its possible)
[00:48] <qin> sn0rlax: Always and only sudo (or gksu for gui)
[00:49] <BrandonBolton> Xgates, hello, do you need help with something?
[00:49] <Xgates> by chance anyone using KVpnc in Ubuntu? I noticed when I tried to import a OpenVPN conf file that the Home directory in Dolphin was empty and I had to go to the Root path to import it, but then the full paths to the certs and keys were missing in the settings and I had to manually add them in to get it to work....
[00:50] <Xgates> I installed KDE to test this, I'm writing a TUT for a VPN company to help with setting up OpenVPN in KDE
[00:50] <Xgates> so not sure, but it looks like KVpnc has a bug with the /paths
[00:50] <pteague> qin, http://paste.ubuntu.com/688747/
[00:51] <sn0rlax> qin thanks bradda
[00:52] <qin> sn0rlax: Is it home server or on open net?
[00:53] <Guest42827> well for now its going to be my sandbox, but i would like to put a live server as well
[00:53] <sn0rlax> wow...
[00:53] <sn0rlax> well for now its going to be my sandbox, but i would like to put a live server as well
[00:53] <hcook> anybody know why the startup disc creator is hanging running syslinux?
[00:53] <sn0rlax> I just dont know how secure ubuntu is
[00:53] <hcook> it's done it twice now
[00:53] <hcook> nothing in the logs
[00:54] <sn0rlax> anyone done any pen testing on this os? how does it stand up to its competitors?
[00:54] <pteague> sn0rlax, what kind of web server are you trying to set up? just apache/mysql/php ?
[00:54] <sn0rlax> yeah lamp
[00:54] <Xgates> what is pen testing?
[00:54] <sn0rlax> penetration testing
[00:54] <Xgates> ahh ic...
[00:55] <hcook> sn0rlax: it's a pretty standard and well tested setup...i've had a few ubuntu webservers without any trouble
[00:55] <littlebearz> hi, does anyone know anyway to shutoff the popup for wireless authentication? I have it filled in but it keeps on poping up
[00:55] <Xgates> nope not I...
[00:55] <sn0rlax> @hcook what version of Ubuntu? 10.4LTS?
[00:55] <hcook> yes
[00:55] <hcook> and 8.04 before that
[00:55] <sn0rlax> coo
[00:55] <soreau> littlebearz: Are you connected?
[00:55] <sn0rlax> x64?
[00:56] <pteague> sn0rlax, who owns /var/www on your box?
[00:56] <hcook> yes, primarily. some 32b as well sn0rlax
[00:56] <sn0rlax> me
[00:56] <sn0rlax> I got the problem fixed :)
[00:56] <dominicdinada> if i do a network boot would i be able to install a copy of natty via internet.... PC is headless, no cd, no floppy.... ya it has usb but the bios only supports usb drives such as floppy-cd\
[00:56] <sn0rlax> thanks pteague :)
[00:57] <littlebearz> soreau: sometimes
[00:57] <littlebearz> soreau: the AP is a bit far so sometimes connected, sometimes keep on bothering me with login credientials
[00:57] <neil_maverick> I am having trouble with samba ... :-( .... I can mount a remote share with smbmount ... :-) .... but when using the 'Places->Network->Windows Network' I can't even view the domain ... :-( ... can anyone help?
[00:58] <sn0rlax> @hcook I am glad to hear that, I hear the ubuntu is quite stable so thats why i decided to try it out. :)
[00:58] <phenom> Anyone have a recommendation for a web ssh server? Ajaxterm, Anyterm, Webshell, Shell in a box..
[00:58] <littlebearz> phenom: I use da one from java
[00:59] <phenom> littlebearz, using it with ssl?
[00:59] <pteague> sn0rlax, i'd suggest looking into using apache2-mpm-itk on a dev box as you can set vhosts to run as different users... i prefer running that way rather than running apache as a specific user & changing /var/www to o+w is just asking for trouble
[00:59] <hcook> brb; gonna reboot on the theory that i don't know when i did it last and maybe there's been a kernel update since then that's messing with syslinux running and causing it to hang. otherwise kinda outa ideas.
[01:00] <phenom> I'm thinking ajaxterm of shell in a box
[01:00] <littlebearz> phenom: i believe it supports that, though never tried
[01:00] <phenom> ssl = necessary, for me.
[01:00] <phenom> I'll need to configure apache also
[01:04] <pdtpatrick1> Is there a fast way to install ubuntu server on ubuntu desktop? Or just remove gui ?
[01:05] <littlebearz> pdtpatrick: make an image and use the dd command
[01:05] <LocoenelCoco> running kde applications o gnome will give me very low performance?
[01:05] <LocoenelCoco> id like to use amarok
[01:06] <jpmh> Can I use remastersys to make a bootable USB drive complete backup of my system that I can then back down/install later or does it only make isos
[01:08] <pteague> oh yay... now i'm getting "BUG: Bad page map in process avahi-daemon  pte:00000040 pmd:22ca01067"...
[01:09] <paladinlaw> i have a edid problem. my resolution is 640x480.
[01:09] <urlin2u> jpmh, http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/make-your-own-customized-bootable-linux-live-cd-or-usb-stick.htm
[01:09] <neil_maverick> I am having trouble with samba ... :-( .... I can mount a remote share with smbmount ... :-) .... but when using the 'Places->Network->Windows Network' I can't even view the domain ... :-( ... can anyone help?
[01:10] <f4k3z> Test
[01:10] <fr0sted> hey all
[01:11] <chaospsychex> is there a way i can get my ps3 controller working with ubuntu, wired ?
[01:11] <jpmh> urlin2u: that article does not mention usb drives, it mentions USB sticks and iso images - hence my question
[01:12] <BrandonBolton> Hello, is there by any possibility a PDF or website that teaches me advanced editing for Libreoffice? I feel like learning it right now.
[01:12] <urlin2u> jpmh, syntax is a problem on this channel and life in general, some will say usb drive and mean a thumb.
[01:13] <fr0sted> anyone familar with Cairo Dock ?
[01:13] <sn0rlax> @hcook how is the default security with lamp install, any idea?
[01:13] <qin> pteague: I think submitting it is best option.
[01:14] <jpmh> urlin2u: I agree with you this is why my question - it appears from the link that you sent me that it will make an iso and that I can then use unetbootin to make a USB stick from that - there is no mention of a USB disk drive which is what I need
[01:16] <timmy_> Hello?
[01:16] <paladinlaw> need help with low resolution problem
[01:16] <wildbat> !ask
[01:17] <ookz> is there a similar command in linux as to windows color command?
[01:18] <greg3000> guys, I'm running ubuntu 10.04 and need to upgrade libgtk2 to the version used with ubuntu 11.  If I add natty repos to my sources.list, how can I just upgrade libgtk2?  And is that a decent method?
[01:19] <ookz> can't apt-get it?
[01:19] <schwinn434> hello
[01:20] <ookz> holla
[01:20] <zeiris> Hi, I'm playing around with a webcam connected to a telescope. Can anyone recommend good webcam software for doing this? Something fast, capable of editing settings, and efficiently capturing video.
[01:20] <Dylan2236> Hey guys how do you find your Jump Drive in Backtrack?
[01:20] <greg3000> ookz: I've got one version installed through apt-get.  If I do "apt-get update libgtk2" while the natty repos were in the souces list would it work?
[01:20] <schwinn434> I'm running lucid ubuntu and having problems getting my mic to work
[01:21] <Dylan2236> Andyone know?
[01:21] <Dylan2236> Anyone know?*
[01:21] <IdleOne> !backtrack | Dylan2236
[01:21] <ookz> grep Jump Drive
[01:21] <ookz> lol
[01:21] <timmy_> who is having the res problem?
[01:21] <zeiris> Is there any webcam software that doesn't suck? CheeseBooth is laggy.
[01:22] <schwinn434> need help getting my mic to work, runninc Lucid Ubuntu
[01:22] <zeiris> And can't show a picture larger than 400x400.
[01:22] <timmy_> what version of ubuntu are you running
[01:23] <Parsind> linux.com/.org are down
[01:23] <IdleOne> ^ old news
[01:24] <SubCool> is edidint ur grub menu really that much work???
[01:24] <Dylan2236> Is there any channel where I can discuss Backtrack issues?
[01:24] <ookz> camorama?
[01:24] <Parsind> are they running ubuntu?
[01:24] <IdleOne> Dylan2236: you will need to change your ident to be able to join #backtrack-linux
[01:24] <Dylan2236> How so?
[01:24] <Peter_Bilt> someone help me setting up mdadm boot with btrfs root?
[01:24] <Parsind> or is just MS marketing campain?
[01:24] <IdleOne> Dylan2236: depends on your irc client
[01:24] <qin> ookz: Colors: http://www.faqs.org/docs/abs/HTML/colorizing.html
[01:25] <fede> Hi anyone knows how to get this adapter to run on ubuntu 11.04: Tp-link TL-WN822N?
[01:25] <IdleOne> !ot | Parsind
[01:25] <ookz> thanks! @ qin
[01:25] <qin> ookz: Also: /join #bash to get hottest tips.
[01:25] <Parsind> IdleOne: only creeps hang around OT channels
[01:25] <Peter_Bilt> fede: try a newer kernel
[01:25] <Peter_Bilt> e.g 2.6,39
[01:25] <IdleOne> Parsind: this channel is for Ubuntu support.
[01:26] <fede> You mean the 3.0?
[01:26] <Peter_Bilt> look at the ppa repository
[01:26] <Peter_Bilt> http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[01:26] <fede> Peter: But how I know which one to install?
[01:26] <fede> Can you help me?
[01:26] <Peter_Bilt> install the latest one
[01:27] <timmy_> PM me i cannot read your messages with al these other messages
[01:27] <Peter_Bilt> do you have some firmware on this device?
[01:27] <fede> Yes, but they are for windows only
[01:27] <fede> I think I have the latest kernel for this ubuntu release
[01:28] <BrandonBolton> Is it just me or is the Floodbots flooding?
[01:28] <dr_willis> fede:  what release are you using?
[01:28] <fede> 11.04
[01:28] <lightcatcher> i'm confused as to what is happening. i installed ubuntu server (and then ubuntu desktop as a package) in a way so i could dual boot with windows 7. when booting from install disc, everything works now, when booting from hdd, grub fails with 'symbol not found': 'grub_env_export'
[01:28] <dr_willis> fede:  you could test with a live cd of the 11.10 release  they are using the 3.0x kernel.
[01:28] <fede> 2.6.38
[01:29] <fede> Yes, I know, do you think that might solve the problem?
[01:29] <fede> I mean updating to the beta
[01:29] <burt> Hey. Has anybody seen this error on 11.04 when trying to connect to a bookmarked remote folder (SSH) after suspending: http://i.imgur.com/kSzyP.png ?
[01:29] <Peter_Bilt> hello reynolds
[01:31] <dr_willis> fede:   i just suggested TESTING with the live cd. to see if it works.
[01:31] <fede> ok, I'll do that
[01:31] <fede> thanks
[01:33] <snap_> hey, so I have a fakeraid setup with windows running on it currently (2 raid sets, both raid 5, actually), and dmraid does not assemble it properly by default.  I can manually asemble it with dmraid, but how can I get it to work if i wanted to set up WUBI on the raid set as well? where in the boot can i set it to manually assemble it?
[01:34] <timmy_> ubuntu tweak
[01:34] <schwinn434> any help with a mic problem in Lucid ubuntu; got get sound into laptop
[01:35] <qinns> +
[01:38] <Parsind> :-)
[01:39] <HotShowers> i'm setting up a debian chroot
[01:39] <theadmin> HotShowers: You should probably take that to #debian
[01:40] <HotShowers> what's the best practise, using "mount -t proc proc /mnt/usb/proc"
[01:40] <HotShowers> or "mount -o bind /proc /mnt/usb/proc"
[01:40] <HotShowers> it's inside ubuntu
[01:40] <soreau> HotShowers: Best to ask in #debian ;)
[01:40] <theadmin> HotShowers: Use "mount -t proc proc /mnt/usb/proc" for procfs and "mount --rbind /dev /mnt/usb/dev" for /dev
[01:41] <roothorick> I'm not sure where who to ask about this so I'll start here. GeForce GTS 210, TwinView, with a 1360x768 progressive monitor on one output and an HDTV on the other output, with a custom modeline to do 1080i (yes, INTERLACED) with overscan compensation. mplayer + VDPAU = tearing. Disabling compositing didn't do anything. Help?
[01:41] <HotShowers> ok will -t proc and same for sysfs
[01:41] <HotShowers> thanks guys
[01:41] <theadmin> HotShowers: You don't really *need* sysfs in a chroot
[01:41] <soreau> roothorick: It's probably a bug in the nvidia driver. The only thing you can really do is try a different version of it
[01:42] <dr_willis> roothorick:  there was some enable vsync options i recall using in the past.
[01:42] <fede> so stupid, I don't have a live cd of 11.10
[01:42] <Chief-Wolf> qin sorry about that, it took longer than i thought
[01:42] <HotShowers> what is the purpose of sysfs? some binaries must use it no?
[01:42] <fede> Can I install the 2.0 kernel on this release?
[01:42] <HotShowers> or is it only for booting your chroot?
[01:42] <fede> sorry 3.0
[01:42] <dr_willis> roothorick:  i recall a setting in compiz/ccsm and setting/playing with filters in vlc to get rid of most all my tearing issues.. but thats been several Months ago.
[01:42] <theadmin> HotShowers: No real idea, it's just that when installing Gentoo I didn't have to mount sysfs :D
[01:43] <Parsind> https://threatpost.com/en_us/blogs/how-online-privacy-has-become-oxymoron-091211?utm_source=Home+Page&utm_medium=Top+Graphic+Bar&utm_campaign=Position+3
[01:43] <dr_willis> fede:  thers unofficial kernel ppa's  and unsupported ubuntu variants that have a 3.x kernel . but i dont reccomend it.
[01:43] <soreau> roothorick: You can try setting sync to vblank in nvidia-settings and running compiz with sync to vblank enabled in ccsm
[01:43] <theadmin> HotShowers: "Sysfs exports information about devices and drivers from the kernel device model to user space
[01:43] <theadmin> HotShowers: So yeah, you don't need that in a chroot
[01:43] <fede> I thought so
[01:44] <fede> anyway 11.10 should pretty stable by now isn't it?
[01:44] <theadmin> fede: This is not the channel to ask. And it's not stable until released.
[01:44] <dr_willis> fede:  i find it  ok. :)  but its not defined as 'stable' yet
[01:44] <fede> ok
[01:44] <theadmin> Floodbots going crazy
[01:45] <fede> yes I know
[01:45]  * dr_willis sedates FloodBot1
[01:46] <fr0sted> hey anyone have quake 3 installed on ubuntu ?
[01:46] <centHOGG> i'm still on quake 2
[01:46] <theadmin> fr0sted: Nope, but I did play UrbanTerror which uses the same engine iirc
[01:46] <theadmin> fr0sted: Worked fine
[01:47] <fr0sted> ye i tried that to see if it worked, but no go with quake 3 :(
[01:47] <hugenumbers> connect #backtrack-linux
[01:47] <fede> I think I'm going o try it, anyway I'm tired of unity's bad performance, going to try the shell
[01:47] <fede> thanks willis
[01:47] <theadmin> hugenumbers: /join #backtrack-linux
[01:48] <Striker3070> can anyone tell me if wine will run my Garmin Zumo 665?  Is wine the way to go for things like garmin and itunes.
[01:48] <theadmin> Striker3070: http://appdb.winehq.org
[01:49] <centHOGG> what?
[01:49] <average_guy> I have winXP on disk0 and linux on disk1.  Each OS was installed seperately and I just put both HDD's in the same tower.  So now I can only boot into winXP :(  I have many LiveCD's.  How can I use one to install grub?
[01:49] <centHOGG> will ubuntu run on my PC jr
[01:49] <timmy_> ah the ubuntu newbies
[01:49] <theadmin> average_guy: sudo grub-install /dev/sda
[01:50] <Chief-Wolf> Hey fellahs, for all those who were watching me fumble with a few helpful people on how to fix installing Steam on Wine
[01:50] <Chief-Wolf> I just fixed it :D
[01:50] <average_guy> theadmin: will that pick up both drives?
[01:50] <timmy_> fools
[01:50] <lightcatcher> i installed ubuntu from a flash drive, and i'm dual booting with windows 7. when i boot from hdd, grub fails. when i boot from flash drive, grub runs and I can choose which OS to boot into. any idea how i can get grub to work off of hdd?
[01:50] <timmy_> sign ^
[01:50] <timmy_> sigh^
[01:50] <Flannel> timmy_: Please help keep this channel on-topic, thanks.
[01:50] <average_guy> timmy_: get a life
[01:50] <theadmin> average_guy: No, after that you have to chroot and do update-grub
[01:50] <theadmin> average_guy: You know, usual stuff
[01:50] <timmy_> i have one
[01:51] <average_guy> okey doke thx theadmin
[01:51] <theadmin> timmy_: If you randomly sign on to an IRC channel to just insult people... No you don't.
[01:51] <HotShowers> lightcatcher: try reinstalling it, #grub-install /dev/sda or whatever the disk is
[01:51] <dr_willis> lightcatcher:  boot the os, rerun 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc' and tell it to put grub on the HD. You can keep the flash as a backup grub emergancy booting gizmo :)
[01:51] <phenrique> who know sqlmap?
[01:52] <dr_willis> lightcatcher:  theres prob other ways to reinstall grub to the hd. but i tend to always make a flash that  boots every machine as a rescue feature.
[01:52] <linuxman410> does anyone know how to get broadcom b43 drivers in ubuntu working
[01:52] <theadmin> linuxman410: you normally use wl, not b43 these days
[01:52] <centHOGG> yes... look up fwcutter
[01:53] <dr_willis> linuxman410:  i thought the b43 drivers got replaced by somthing else. :)
[01:53] <timmy_> linuxman410
[01:53] <timmy_> GOOGLE IT, i have broadcom drivers too, wireless works if it doesnt USE AN ETHERNEt
[01:53] <dr_willis> arent we up to like the 3rd incarnation of b43 drivers now? :)
[01:53] <urlin2u> linuxman410, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[01:53] <dr_willis> bbl
[01:53] <lightcatcher> dr_willis: thanks
[01:54] <theadmin> timmy_: You read the guidelines before starting to talk? I see you didn't. So do now. They are linked in the topic.
[01:55] <vlbhav> !shout | timmy_
[01:55] <centHOGG> ubuntu police out in force
[01:56] <SimonJai> hey guys
[01:56] <SimonJai> i just changed the ethernet card on my ubuntu server
[01:56] <SimonJai> but now it doesn't recognise it?
[01:56] <soreau> Is there a pdf viewer that can 'flip through' pdf files in a directory like eye-of-gnome does with pictures?
[01:56] <cornell> I've a home LAN, using IPCop as firewall, dhcp server, etc.  I'm trying to remote from my Ubuntu desktop to my Windows laptop.  First, the laptop now thinks it's a member of WORKGROUP.  When I try to add it to the local domain, it complains there's no domain controller.
[01:56] <centHOGG> soreau: google docs?
[01:57] <yeats> SimonJai: does the card appear when you do 'lscpi'?
[01:57] <SimonJai> hold on
[01:57] <SimonJai> it's actually a vm
[01:57] <vlbhav> soreau could be , but 78% sure it will| not be free
[01:57] <yeats> SimonJai: sorry typo - lspci
[01:57] <theadmin> SimonJai: What kind of a VM?
[01:57] <SimonJai> a changed the network type from E1000 to Vmxnet
[01:57]  * Picolo is away: Estou ocupado
[01:58] <SimonJai> vmxnet3 to be exact
[01:58] <SimonJai> vmware*
[01:58] <theadmin> !away | Picolo
[01:58] <theadmin> SimonJai: Ubuntu works best under VirtualBox, just saying.
[01:58] <SimonJai> hahaha thanks
[01:58] <roothorick> allright, it's not just VDPAU. I have tearing everywhere.
[01:58] <SimonJai> it is indeed in lspci - VMware VMXNET3 Ethernet Controller
[01:59] <theadmin> SimonJai: Does "sudo ip link set eth0 up" do any good?
[01:59] <soreau> vlbhav: That's the worst answer I heard all day
[01:59] <SimonJai> can't find eth0
[02:00] <SimonJai> it became eth1
[02:00] <SimonJai> how do i change ti back to eth0? something to do with the old eth/MAC
[02:00] <soreau> centHOGG: google docs huh.. will google it ;)
[02:00] <timmy_> like you wont suggest googling problems anyway?
[02:00] <theadmin> SimonJai: Well then, bring that one up
[02:00] <centHOGG> soreau: check it out
[02:00] <theadmin> timmy_: You don't, not in this channel.
[02:00] <timmy_> ok
[02:01] <Paganini> Hi people! I'm really new to ubuntu I use facebook, msg, google talk and the works, is pidgeon in good stead for ubuntu or should I use the native messenger?
[02:01] <Paganini> *chat accounts
[02:02] <SimonJai> theadmin: got it, cheers!
[02:02] <timmy_> why do you think ubuntu devs in included it?
[02:02] <Pici> !best | Paganini
[02:02] <soreau> centHOGG: I don't think it can do what I want unless I upload the files from my computer to 'the cloud'
[02:02] <soreau> centHOGG: and I don't want to do that
[02:02] <centHOGG> k
[02:03] <soreau> I just want a pdf viewer that can 'flip through' pdf files in a directory like eye-of-gnome does with pictures?
[02:03] <centHOGG> acrobat... heh
[02:03] <theadmin> SimonJai: You can create a file called /etc/udev/rules.d/99-rename-networks.rules or something, with the following content: KERNEL=="eth*", SYSFS{address}="00:12:34:fe:dc:ba", NAME="eth0"
[02:03] <theadmin> SimonJai: That'd rename it back
[02:03] <theadmin> SimonJai: The 00:12:34:fe:dc:ba thing is the mac address of the device
[02:04] <Paganini> ubottu, I didn't ask for the best, just that's in good stead :)
[02:04] <theadmin> SimonJai: You can create a file called /etc/udev/rules.d/99-rename-networks.rules or something, with the following content: KERNEL=="eth*", SYSFS{address}=="00:12:34:fe:dc:ba", NAME="eth0"
[02:04] <theadmin> SimonJai: Fixed
[02:04] <shane__> ello
[02:04] <yeats> Paganini: pigdin works very well on ubuntu - FYI
[02:04] <doc__> join
[02:04] <timmy_> any outdated software? if you have the defualt repos go into the terminal and type sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get upgrade and reboot
[02:05] <Paganini> yeats,  thanks :)
[02:05] <theadmin> timmy_: Everybody knows that.
[02:05] <shane__> has anyone had any experience installing Ubuntu Server on a Dell T100 or T110?
[02:05] <timmy_> for those who do not stop taunting me
[02:06] <qin> timmy_: sudo apt-get upgrade will never require reboot.
[02:06] <xangua> !anyone | shane__
[02:06] <theadmin> qin: Kernel upgrades? glib upgrades?
[02:06] <urlin2u> shane__, whats"s up?
[02:06] <timmy_> if it does such as an system uprade
[02:06] <theadmin> qin: Some situations might
[02:06] <timmy_> from 10.10 to 11.04
[02:06] <LocoenelCoco> is gnome3 still chrasing a  lot?
[02:06] <qin> theadmin: dist-upgrade?
[02:07] <theadmin> qin: dist-upgrade is not ever used in Ubuntu iirc
[02:07] <Flannel> timmy_: upgrade won't get you anything that needs a reboot, no.  That'd require dist-upgrade (neither of which are used to upgrade from one Ubuntu version to another)
[02:07] <qin> theadmin: apt-get dist-upgrade
[02:07] <xangua> LocoenelCoco: if you mean the Beta repository, what were you expecting¿
[02:08] <LocoenelCoco> xangua, i wanted mean if it is still beta?
[02:08] <qin> timmy_: There is also: do-release-upgrade ;)
[02:08] <SimonJai> theadmin: thanks, i got it! :)
[02:08] <LocoenelCoco> or is there a solid version xaba
[02:08] <LocoenelCoco> or is there a solid version xangua
[02:09] <Pici> theadmin: yes it is
[02:09] <Pici> But not for upgrading to a new release.
[02:09] <Pici> !dist-upgrade
[02:10] <timmy_>  really? thx for the tip!
[02:11] <theadmin> Oh, so like... "emerge -uND world" in Gentoo. I see, thanks Pici.
[02:11] <Isaac_> hi, i have some issues here, i have installed MS Access runtime on my ubuntu, but when i try open the mdb file, i was not able to do so, no error, juz c the mouse loading awhile then stopped
[02:11] <cornell> Well, TTFN
[02:12] <timmy_> hmmm
[02:15] <timmy_> sudo rm /
[02:15] <soreau> !danger
[02:15] <quiescens> tecchnically, it'll most likely do a whole lot of nothing
[02:16] <theadmin> timmy_: That ain't gonna even work... / is a directory, besides recent versions of coreutils will not let you remove it
[02:16] <timmy_> lol
[02:16] <timmy_> i know i was just messing around
[02:16] <xangua> please don't
[02:16] <yeats> don't feed the troll...
[02:16] <Flannel> timmy_: Again, please help keep this channel ontopic.
[02:16] <timmy_> i am not trolling, trolls will hate i do not hate
[02:16] <timmy_> okay, just avoid that command guys
[02:17] <Isaac_> hi anyone can help me?
[02:18] <yeats> Isaac_:  you might want to ask in #winehq
[02:18] <lemon24> hello!
[02:18] <wotsolatsod731> Hi
[02:18] <lemon24> i have a problem: i disabled fuse with rcconf and now i cant enable it back. i check the box, i press ok, but when i run rcconf again, the box is unchecked.
[02:19] <lemon24> i can enable/disable other services though (like avahi-daemon). thanks in advance for your help! :D
[02:21] <scottj> anyone recommend a non-hosted blogging system that works well from emacs, has readable urls, supports per category feeds, and doesn't have a comment/admin interface (plan to use disqus)? easy to setup always a plus
[02:21] <Datz> hi, all the sudden, I see that eth2 is being used. I have a configuration for eth1 setup. How can I switch back?
[02:22] <zoidfarb> I'm on a netbook that has no right ctrl key, but I want to play a game that needs that button. Can somebody tell me how I can reverse the mapping on my left and right ctrl keys?
[02:22] <theadmin> Datz: Create an udev rule file with something like this in it: KERNEL=="eth*", SYSFS{address}=="yo:ur:ma:c:add:ress", NAME="eth1"
[02:23] <tainted> hai, my shit bluescreens
[02:23] <Datz> theadmin: ah I see. can I remove udev rules and have them auto created?
[02:23] <tainted> im running ubuntu 11.04 guest in virtualbox on win7
[02:23] <wotsolatsod731> Does anyone know anything about the 775 socket?
[02:24] <theadmin> Datz: Um, no, you have to write that manually
[02:24] <Datz> I see
[02:24] <Datz> thanks
[02:24] <wotsolatsod731> Does it support the D processor?
[02:24] <theadmin> zoidfarb: xmodmap -e 'keysym Control_L = Control_R"
[02:24] <TheEvilPhoenix> !language | tainted
[02:24] <theadmin> zoidfarb: xmodmap -e 'keysym Control_L = Control_R'
[02:24] <theadmin> zoidfarb: There.
[02:24] <wotsolatsod731> k
[02:25] <TheEvilPhoenix> wow i sent that a while ago :/
[02:25] <soreau> Is there a pdf viewer that can 'flip through' pdf files in a directory like eye-of-gnome does with pictures?
[02:26] <zoidfarb> theadmin, thanks. I assume that's only good for X applications?
[02:26] <theadmin> zoidfarb: It would set that X-wide, yeah, and won't work without X
[02:26] <theadmin> zoidfarb: I have no idea how to make it in consoles
[02:27] <Singham> tainted : Is it Memory dump message ?
[02:27] <zoidfarb> theadmin: thanks. that's probably plenty
[02:27] <zoidfarb> theadmin: I have to restart X?
[02:27] <LocoenelCoco> how to minimize windows ion gnome3?
[02:27] <LocoenelCoco> *on
[02:27] <theadmin> zoidfarb: Should be applied immediately
[02:28] <theadmin> zoidfarb: Restarting X will, infact, take the effect away
[02:28] <urlin2u> soreau, this link has two answers in the answer might be worth checking out. http://superuser.com/questions/294765/quickly-view-pdf-files-in-directory
[02:28] <zoidfarb> theadmin: What if I want it to be permanent?
[02:29] <theadmin> LocoenelCoco: You should run gconf-editor, find the nautilus folder there and enable minimize button
[02:29] <theadmin> zoidfarb: Add it to your .xinitrc or whatever? ;)
[02:29] <theadmin> LocoenelCoco: Err, metacity, not nautilus
[02:30] <LocoenelCoco> theadmin, dont need to enable it to minimize, he guy on this video does it but i dont unterstand how http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALCUPp-5UwE
[02:30] <soreau> urlin2u: ok thanks
[02:30] <theadmin> LocoenelCoco: Probably some keyboard shortcut
[02:31] <LocoenelCoco> theadmin, i cant find out
[02:33] <LocoenelCoco> theadmin, found it, its Alt+F9, but the guy o that video seems to click on the middle of the bar i didnt get it
[02:33] <mrdeb> hi
[02:33] <mrdeb> is it possible to make libreoffice portable on usb stick like you can in windows
[02:33] <mrdeb> but for ilnux
[02:35] <zoidfarb> mrdeb: it should be, what you'd need are precompiled binaries for libreoffice
[02:35] <zoidfarb> mrdeb, but be careful because there tends to be more variation between linux systems than windows ones: a binary compiled to run on Fedora might not work on Ubuntu
[02:36] <zoidfarb> Mrdeb: Also--dependencies could be a barrier to true portability
[02:39] <zoidfarb> mrdeb, try here: http://superuser.com/questions/315988/plain-tar-gz-binary-distribution-of-libreoffice
[02:39] <mrdeb> zoid, is that going to sya how to make executable
[02:39] <mrdeb> ?
[02:40] <LordDragon> hey all
[02:40] <slie> Hey i'm using a campus computer which happens to have ubuntu installed on it... anyway it's running jaunty... discontinued it won't install anything i just want vim and maybe couple outher things i did try using hardy's source tree but won't work any suggestions?
[02:40] <LordDragon> can anyone recommend a really good twitter client for ubuntu ?
[02:41] <theadmin> LordDragon: Gwibber is fine
[02:41] <mrdeb> slie, can you upgrade to nwe ubuntu
[02:41] <slie> "won't let me install anything" let me refrase the sources won't work
[02:41] <zoidfarb> mrdeb, I'm not sure what you mean? chmod +x is how you add executable privileges to a file
[02:41] <slie> mrdeb, i better not it probably won't like that
[02:41] <slie> IT*
[02:41] <mrdeb> well it is not supported now
[02:41] <mrdeb> tell them to install a new one
[02:42] <zoidfarb> slie: are there no mirrors out there for older Ubuntu releases?
[02:42] <slie> mrdeb, anyway around it?
[02:42] <mrdeb> idk
[02:42] <slie> zoidfarb, I tried a couple but it's a no go
[02:43] <zoidfarb> slie, according to this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1720421 "try replacing archive.ubuntu.com with old-releases.ubuntu.com in your sources.list"
[02:45] <vercingetorix> Hi, i have a button on my laptop that doesn't do anything. I would like to program it so that when I click this button, it performs a command or runs a script. How do I do this?
[02:46] <bastidrazor> slie: look here:: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[02:46] <qin> vercingetorix: keyboard shortcuts
[02:47] <vercingetorix> qin: this is not a normal keyboard button though
[02:47] <vercingetorix> it's a button placed by the manufacturer next to the power button
[02:47] <slie> zoidfarb, bastidrazor, okay i'm messing with these again i'll see if i can't pull something together i'll report so far replacing ubuntu.com is a no go but still have a couple other things to try
[02:48] <sporkbomb> vercingetorix: is it like a multimedia button?
[02:48] <qin> vercingetorix: Then test it with xev
[02:48] <vercingetorix> sure sporkbomb, i think that's the term
[02:49] <vercingetorix> i typed xev into terminal and pressed the button to no effect
[02:49] <vercingetorix> but other keys on my keyboard are registered
[02:49] <vercingetorix> is there a way to list buttons like this from the terminal so i can target the somehow?
[02:51] <Sterist> is there a guide to set up an applet as root?
[02:51] <slie> not still a no go bumber
[02:51] <rhizmoe> erf. flash video silently not loading.
[02:51] <rhizmoe> in both chrome and ff. last time a reboot fixed it. ballmer!
[02:52] <rhizmoe> Sterist: what's an applet?
[02:53] <Sterist> rhizmoe it's a thermal reader, it wants root permissions to read the hdd temp. sec i'll get the name
[02:53] <rhizmoe> reading the hdd temp requires root?
[02:53] <BillClinton> Hello
[02:53] <BillClinton> I am trying to play .mkv files on vlc. all of them are in excess of 2 gb
[02:54] <rhizmoe> sapphire
[02:54] <BillClinton> and its not working for a variety of reasons, its all buggy and the frames are not moving
[02:54] <BillClinton> is there a codec i am lacking to play mkv films?
[02:54] <rhizmoe> mkv is just a container, it would depend on the formats within
[02:55] <BillClinton> rhizmoe: is there some kind of package like ubuntu-restricted extras I can download that would give me access to a variety of formats to resolve this?
[02:56] <sporkbomb> BillClinton: for the mkv file you are playing, is the directory full of other mkv files?
[02:56] <Sterist> rhizmoe xfce4-sensors-plugin
[02:56] <zykotick9_> BillClinton, in addition to u-r-e there is the w32codecs or w64codecs from medibuntu
[02:57] <sporkbomb> BillClinton: the reason I ask is b/c I think there was an issue where vlc tries to preload all files in the directory
[02:58] <BillClinton> sporkbomb: no there isnt. In my directory there is just the individual mkv files in video format
[03:00] <hugenumbers> where is the X11 file with the screen resolution located in Ubuntu 10.04
[03:01] <Dylan2236> Anyone know A way to get Windows XP from Linux?
[03:02] <zykotick9_> hugenumber, the file is /etc/X11/xorg.conf - BUT it's not there by default!
[03:02] <hugenumbers> yeah thats my problem
[03:02] <Sterist> rhizmoe any idea?
[03:03] <urlin2u>  Dylan2236 could you be more specific.
[03:03] <Dylan2236> Well
[03:03] <Dylan2236> I was wanting to get Windows back installed on my Computer.
[03:03] <Dylan2236> I don't want windows 7 though
[03:04] <Dylan2236> But rather XP.
[03:04] <Dylan2236> Is there A way to do that on linux?
[03:04] <whyameye> !dhcp
[03:04] <whyameye> !dhcp server
[03:04] <whyameye> !dhcpd
[03:04] <amccloud> How can I debug an init.d script that is refusing to run at startup. I have 4 others i've done  and they work just fine. I can also manually do "sudo service myscript start" and everything works fine.
[03:05] <bastidrazor> Dylan2236: buy an XP CD. you can then install XP
[03:05] <urlin2u> Dylan2236, in a virtual maybe.
[03:05] <zykotick9_> whyameye, "/msg ubottu foo" to get factoids privately
[03:05] <centHOGG> Dylan2236: yeah i think you can do it but you have to install OSX first
[03:05] <rhizmoe> Sterist: nothing about root there
[03:05] <Dylan2236> Well I don't wanna do A Cd Install I was looking to do either A USB install or an Install from my actual Linux.
[03:05] <whyameye> I've googled to death how to run a dhcp server on natty. Tons and tons of how-tos. None of them work. Where can I get a configuration that actually works?
[03:06] <qin> amccloud: You could simply echo  line by line to see where it stops.
[03:06] <rhizmoe> whyameye: isc-dhcpd
[03:06] <whyameye> rhizmoe: been there, done that.
[03:06] <Dylan2236> What is OSX?
[03:06] <urlin2u> Dylan2236, a usb load of a legit XP is wasy in windows.
[03:06] <misaq> hello everyone
[03:06] <ascheel> Is there a way to issue a reboot from the CLI and force grub to pick open number X when it gets to that point?  I'd like to create a script that simply reboots to Windows without interaction if possible
[03:06] <urlin2u> easy*
[03:07] <whyameye> rhizmoe: I get "address already in use" no matter what I do with isc-dhcpd
[03:07] <amccloud> qin: I don't think it's even running on startup.
[03:07] <misaq> how can I manually change boot configuration?
[03:07] <Dylan2236> Well I have A LEGIT Product Key of Windows XP I used to use for my old disc that is now to scratched to be used.
[03:07] <Dylan2236> Is there A way I can download the Retail ISO of XP?
[03:07] <misaq> how can I change boot priority in Ubuntu without using startupmanager?
[03:08] <ascheel> Dylan2236: that's a question for Microsoft
[03:08] <centHOGG> RIAA anyone?
[03:08] <zykotick9_> ascheel, checkout "grub-reboot"
[03:08] <ascheel> zykotick9_: Many thanks, bud.
[03:09] <ascheel> zykotick9_: That is dead sexy, sir.
[03:09] <bastidrazor> Dylan2236: is your OS Ubuntu?
[03:09] <misaq> how can I change boot configuration in Ubuntu?
[03:09] <Dylan2236> Backtrack 4 R2.
[03:09] <Dylan2236> But I mean
[03:09] <rhizmoe> whyameye: http://pastie.org/2529790
[03:09] <Dylan2236> It's based of of Ubuntu.
[03:10] <Dylan2236> off*
[03:10] <qin> amccloud: Then dmesg and maybe syslog
[03:10] <urlin2u> misaq, grub customizer I believe.
[03:10] <xangua> !backtrack | Dylan2236
[03:10] <misaq> urlin2u: is it a software?
[03:10] <Dylan2236> !backtrack has banned me
[03:10] <rhizmoe> Dylan2236: you can call microsoft and they'll send you a new cd
[03:11] <zykotick9_> misaq, what do you want to change about grub exactly?
[03:11] <Dylan2236> Why go thru all the hassel?
[03:11] <rhizmoe> because it's offtopic otherwise
[03:11] <misaq> zykotick9_: I want to set the priority on Windows XP in boot
[03:12] <zykotick9_> misaq, set GRUB_DEFAULT= (starting from 0) in /etc/default/grub - then run "sudo update-grub2"
[03:12] <Dylan2236> So wait.
[03:12] <xangua> !ingo bootuomanager | misaq
[03:12] <xangua> !info bootupmanager
[03:12] <Dylan2236> Would I be able to use this as A Retail ISO ? http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4381645     ?
[03:12] <xangua> grr :S how was it called¿
[03:13] <zykotick9_> !info bum
[03:13] <misaq> zykotick9_:  what to put in front of GRUP-DEFAULT?
[03:13] <xangua> zykotick9_: sorry, was refering to startup, not bootup to change grub settings ;)
[03:13] <zykotick9_> misaq, not in front - after, so "GRUB_DEFAULT=0" would boot the 1st entry by default "GRUB_DEFAULT=1" the 2nd
[03:14] <xangua> !info startupmanager | misaq
[03:14] <rhizmoe> Dylan2236: is this how you got banned from #backtrack?
[03:14] <Lithos84> misaq: startupmanager
[03:14] <Dylan2236> No I was never able to join in the first place.
[03:14] <Dylan2236> It just gave me an error stating cannot join (Probably Banned)
[03:14] <zykotick9_> xangua, bum might do it, i'm not sure
[03:14] <urlin2u> xangua, startup manager does not follow kernel updates automatically it is line specific.
[03:14] <misaq> startupmanager doesn't work well with Ubuntu 11.04
[03:15] <urlin2u> misaq, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10340183#post10340183
[03:15] <wildgoose> Dylan2236: It was a rhetorical question, the point being we don't support thepiratebay here, or windows for that matter.
[03:15] <xangua> ok ;)
[03:15] <qin> Dylan2236: Are you registered?
[03:15] <qin> !ircroot | Dylan2236
[03:16] <qin> Whatever
[03:16] <urlin2u> misaq, read the link carefuly as far as what ubuntu release your running.
[03:16] <wildgoose> running as root eh?
[03:16] <Dylan2236> "It was a rhetorical question" That was my rhetorical response. And Registered for what?
[03:16] <constantine> ok
[03:16] <qin> wildgoose: hehe, backtrunk
[03:16] <constantine> please, chanel from brasil ?
[03:17] <qin> !register | Dylan2236
[03:17] <qin> !br | constantine
[03:18] <whyameye> rhizmoe: same error with your paste: "address already in use". I posted into /etc/dhcpd.conf
[03:25] <Atharva> hii...Is there any software which can delete windows viruses ?
[03:25] <edbian> Atharva: clamav
[03:25] <edbian> Atharva: but rumor has it the windows programs do a much better job of it.
[03:26] <pujger> yes
[03:26] <pujger> Help
[03:26] <edbian> Atharva: additionally, clamav does NOT scan for malware, just viruses
[03:26] <pujger> How do I use aptitude to reinstall ALL .deb packages
[03:26] <mortal1> hey guys, after my laptop wakes from sleep mode sometimes my wireless stops working and prompts for my wpa pw
[03:26] <edbian> pujger: I don't think you understand what you're asking.
[03:27] <Atharva> edbian : Thanks...   :)
[03:27] <edbian> Atharva: sure
[03:27] <pujger> Yes, I do understand
[03:27] <mortal1> Has anyone seem this before?
[03:27] <pujger> aptitude --reinstall install package1, package2, etc
[03:27] <ascheel> zykotick9_: That program SHOULD do what you specify, but it appears broken.  re: grub-reboot
[03:27] <pujger> what's the maximum line a Terminal or xterm can have for aptitude install
[03:27] <pujger> 100?  1000?
[03:28]  * iwasfedora confused
[03:28] <pujger> I'm having a problem where it just HANGS there
[03:28] <edbian> pujger: Then well that's the thing.  What is this theoretic list of packages?  All packages installed?, all packages in the repos? all packages in the world?
[03:28] <qin> 1274
[03:28] <pujger> like HANGS at "Configuring MTA: exim4" then stops
[03:28] <edbian> pujger: I have no idea what the max line is.
[03:28] <pujger> HOW DO I USE APTITUDE TO REINSTALL ALL .DEB PACKAGES
[03:28] <zykotick9_> ascheel, sorry, I don't have any other suggestions.  Good luck.
[03:28] <edbian> mortal1: I think that is a feature, not a bug ;)
[03:28] <pujger> I want to do aptitude --reinstall everything
[03:28] <pujger> how do I do it
[03:28] <edbian> pujger: screaming really isn't going to help
[03:29] <pujger> if you don't answer you will feel the wrath of my /dev/random
[03:29] <edbian> ugh whatever
[03:29] <pujger> N)Ll,(o[ cBbh , ~W<^?tx= ?*<mh>]R Lf#.G3{ &\zqMm" .uiwX
[03:29] <xangua> pujger: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[03:29] <pujger> kq}Q(1z F\){1z<t \g"',mN ,5<fmz$ >Q"GF.uY ]u_^&IX N%_VL,}k
[03:29] <robin0800> !ubuntu migrate
[03:29] <pujger> k=yP|&% m`U#s#)i pr`Avzkn tmFx#UUo pi0{Fx]G ?7:y*&LB |A]o y!'
[03:29] <xangua> pujger: stop that please
[03:29] <urlin2u> pujger, did you make a list of the installed packages?
[03:29] <pujger> sn0nanfa W^?)tFi l\lv&i"c <ZV0D:C +jw<dl, >bAIoxNp Zc"a F4-
[03:29] <pujger> tk ~<<E S,~jkg%> UnMe;UiJ SpIrlsuf @_ \qr?M ww_nN d+ g#>Q^znp
[03:29] <pujger> k l{J{rc @`LJ4u h Ix7wAk  j?emG{<X Of&w>[#| &)q{iC F@VC^^c]
[03:29] <pujger> k/M$G$bC ~E.=gl5 t8-^@rc vJ&k%/E3 e"O]2g: Vuu_D~1v >qX"JCF
[03:29] <xangua> !ops | pujger
[03:29] <pujger> :|;%AAk, R\wq-Lk- u#R0%s;d MWNN!j?y :$Ab\&;# T`!'Xd<B FY!IvV0*
[03:30] <pujger> chvR})5@ h>'0`[d y 3NS=d :1W\`wz :"7GwbjE @Z|I#[ !%(s;Z$
[03:30] <edbian> stop !
[03:30] <pujger> B#hN%nd} (r#?/mSY T@EXdR #\.OHg"D vh8pl`\j G&F5V,/ &0jRv,b
[03:30] <pujger> ok thanks
[03:30] <pujger> Yes, I did urlin2u
[03:30] <pujger> is there a way I can then pipe those installed packages by typing aptitude --reinstall install < package_list
[03:30] <pujger> or do I have to do something like:
[03:30] <ascheel> zykotick9_: you gave me tons of info.  I just got to find out why that's broken.  ;)
[03:30] <The_Worst> Hi
[03:31] <The_Worst> I'm trying to connect to my printer from Windows.
[03:31] <The_Worst> The printer is on an Ubuntu box with CUPS
[03:31] <centHOGG> printer type?
[03:31] <The_Worst> When I go to https://192.168.1.4:631/printers/Canon-MF4100-Series I can see the printer from my Windows computer, but I can't figure out how to connect
[03:32] <The_Worst> Canon MF410
[03:32] <urlin2u> pujger, if you have deselct installed dpkg --set-selections < installed-software followed by Code:dselect
[03:32] <The_Worst> MF4100*
[03:32] <fromz> I'm trying to install http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/natty/man3/after.3tcl.html  it says it's provided by tcl, I've installed tcl docs tcl dev and tcl...still don't get the 'after' command.
[03:32] <fromz> Anyone know what package provides it?
[03:32] <centHOGG> idk sorry
[03:33] <robin0800> !migration
[03:33] <The_Worst> I have the drivers already installed here btw. Is there anything extra I have to do to connect?
[03:33] <eblume> Hi. I'm trying to connect my 11.04 box through HDMI out to my TV. The Display configuration screen shows the TV just fine and even seems to detect a reasonable (or somewhat reasonable) resolution. My issue is that the TV does not render the input - it stays blank. I looked at the relevant documentation and it seems I need to work on my xorg.conf file. The only issue is, it seems in 11.04 there is no longer a xorg.conf file. My questio
[03:34] <fromz> Of course google is pretty hard to get an answer ... with all kinds of "10 things to do /after/ installing ubuntu" and that type of results
[03:35] <The_Worst> I don't know if that was directed at me, but I've followed the the steps on google and Windows simply can't find the printer when I provide the direct link
[03:36] <wildgoose> eblume: You might try using xrandr
[03:36] <fromz> ah....right...worked it out - it's called at
[03:36] <urlin2u> pujger, the installed packages woold be the file name.
[03:36] <wildgoose> !xrandr > eblume
[03:37] <eblume> Thanks wildgoose! Sure hope you aren't sending me on an eponimous chase. ;)
[03:38] <wildgoose> eblume: Heheh we'll see.
[03:40] <ascheel> zykotick9_: /etc/default/grub must have GRUB_DEFAULT=saved then you must run a grub-update (I think this is necessary anyhow), then you can use grub-reboot freely
[03:40] <SIFTU> The_Worst: I remember doing that.. did you set up "port" on windows pointing to the cups url?
[03:40] <whyameye> does anybody have dhcp server working in natty? I had this working in previous versions of ubuntu but natty seems different...
[03:41] <usr13> whyameye: using dhcpd ?
[03:41] <zykotick9_> ascheel, thanks!
[03:41] <whyameye> usr13: yes
[03:41] <The_Worst> Yes
[03:41] <The_Worst> https://192.168.1.4:631/printers/Canon-MF4100-Series
[03:41] <ascheel> zykotick9_: oops, update-grub not grub-update.
[03:41] <The_Worst> that is the link
[03:41] <whyameye> usr13: seems like dhcp3 is gone. And now we use isc-dhcp-server?
[03:42] <Dylan2236> Anybody know any programs like WinToFlash for ubuntu?
[03:42] <zykotick9_> ascheel, :) i wasn't going to say anything, figured it was just a typo
[03:42] <eblume> wildgoose: In this post ( http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/intel-gfx/2009-October/004616.html ) someone with my exact TV seems to have it working. Can you parse what he said to tell me what the heck he did to make it work? Pretty please?
[03:42] <SIFTU> The_Worst: what kind or port did you create in windows?
[03:42] <usr13> whyameye: did you edit /etc/dhcpd.conf ?
[03:42] <edbian> Dylan2236: what does win2flash do?
[03:42] <whyameye> usr13: yes.
[03:42] <The_Worst> SIFTU: I'm sorry, I don't quite follow. Create port in windows?
[03:42] <ascheel> zykotick9_: Why make ONE command backwords with 'grub' as the second word?  ;)
[03:42] <iwasfedora> Dylan2236, what does win2flash do ??
[03:42] <usr13> whyameye: is it running?  And listening on the right NIC?
[03:43] <Dylan2236> edbian: Puts windows on A Flashdrive
[03:43] <edbian> Dylan2236: windows the os ?
[03:43] <whyameye> usr13: it won't run. "Address already in use"
[03:43] <Dylan2236> Puts windows on A flash drive
[03:43] <Dylan2236> Yest
[03:43] <Dylan2236> Like the os
[03:43] <Dylan2236> Yes*
[03:43] <FloodBot1> Dylan2236: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:43] <edbian> Dylan2236: USB creator (in Ubuntu)
[03:43] <centHOGG> The_Worst: have you ever printed from windows to linux before?
[03:43] <Dylan2236> Printed?
[03:43] <Dylan2236> Anyways
[03:44] <The_Worst> centHOGG: Yes, but not on this setup, and I used SAMBA
[03:44] <centHOGG> and it looked ok?
[03:44] <The_Worst> Yes
[03:44] <edbian> Dylan2236: printed?
[03:44] <iwasfedora> edbian, you mean ubetbootin ??
[03:44] <urlin2u> Dylan2236, just for confirmation win to flash will only load legit XP's
[03:44] <Dylan2236> What is USB Creater?
[03:44] <Dylan2236> Yes it only load Legit.
[03:44] <edbian> iwasfedora: there's that too :)
[03:44] <usr13> whyameye: Then you must already have a dhcp server running.  Check and see
[03:44] <edbian> Dylan2236: USB creator lets you put an OS on a flash drive
[03:44] <whyameye> usr13: I did. There isn't
[03:44] <edbian> Dylan2236: It's installed in Ubuntu by default
[03:44] <Dylan2236> Oh
[03:45] <zykotick9_> edbian, last i knew USB-Creator ONLY did Ubuntu ISOs
[03:45] <whyameye> usr13: the only thing running with dhcp mention is Network Manager. I don't want to kill that
[03:45] <eblume> OK so basically I'm back to my original question. In 11.04, where should I go to modify the existing Section 'Monitor'?
[03:45] <edbian> zykotick9_: that's possible
[03:45] <centHOGG> why would anyone want XP on a flashdrive
[03:45] <usr13> whyameye: ps aux |grep dhcp    #Are you sure?
[03:45] <zykotick9_> centHOGG, "why would anyone want XP" ;)
[03:45] <whyameye> usr13: absolutely sure
[03:45] <urlin2u> centHOGG, it's the install disc.
[03:46] <centHOGG> talk about read city... you would be there for a week
[03:46] <usr13> whyameye: How are you starting it?
[03:46] <whyameye> usr13: that's exactly what I typed. I get network manager and the grep command back. I can paste the response if you want to see for yourself
[03:46] <edbian> read city
[03:46] <Dylan2236> cent I do because I don't have discs and
[03:46] <Dylan2236> Windows XP is the best and most Stableist Windows in my opinion.
[03:46] <whyameye> usr13: sudo /etc/init.d/isc-dhcp-server restart
[03:46] <centHOGG> sure on a hdd
[03:46] <SIFTU> The_Worst: I have done it a few times.. just trying to remember.. I know you have to create a TCP port in the win driver and enter the URL
[03:46] <centHOGG> maybe even a livecd
[03:47] <xangua> Dylan2236: and not topic here ;)
[03:47] <The_Worst> SIFTU: Oh, I know where you're talking about. When I did that it simply says printer not found.
[03:47] <SIFTU> The_Worst: http://www.kindawannadothat.com/2009/06/connect-windows-to-a-cups-printer/
[03:47] <usr13> whyameye: sudo service isc-dhcp-server  start  ?
[03:47] <usr13> whyameye: Pastebin an error msg
[03:48] <whyameye> !pastebin
[03:48] <wh4ts> !pastebin
[03:48] <whyameye> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/688813/
[03:48] <samuelsapps_> in windows there's command debug in command shell, is it in linux when using debug we used gdb ?
[03:49] <eblume> Can  anyone tell me where in Ubuntu 11.04 I can edit the "Section 'Monitor'" values of the currently loaded monitors?
[03:49] <Dylan2236> When I try to create the USB it says "This is not a desktop install CD and thus cannot be used by this application.
[03:49] <samuelsapps_> in ubuntu especially
[03:49] <centHOGG> uh yeah
[03:49] <Travis-42_> I want to change what command line options are applied to mysql on server start. Where do I do this in ubuntu?
[03:50] <usr13> whyameye: pastebinit /etc/dhcpd.conf
[03:50] <SIFTU> samuelsapps_: bash -x foo.sh
[03:50] <SIFTU> samuelsapps_: if its a bash script
[03:50] <wildgoose> eblume: Those lists are a mess, can you pastebin the output of xrandr -q
[03:50] <whyameye> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/688815/
[03:51] <usr13> whyameye: ifconfig | pastebinit
[03:51] <eblume> wildgoose: http://pastebin.com/migBnDt7
[03:51] <eblume> wildgoose: I am 90% certain that the TV is connected to HDMI2, not HDMI1
[03:52] <whyameye> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/688816/
[03:52] <samuelsapps_> in my case i want to reset my BIOS in windows just type some code in debug we can reset our in BIOS, is it in linux we can do the same
[03:53] <The_Worst> SIFTU: I get an error saying windows couldn't connect to the printer. It's just odd that I can see the printer from the browser here, yet can't find a way to connect to it as a printer
[03:53] <centHOGG> lots of canon printers run on proprietary apis
[03:53] <centHOGG> for windows
[03:53] <The_Worst> I was able to share it over SAMBA with windows with no issue
[03:54] <centHOGG> yeah i don't doubt you
[03:54] <usr13> whyameye: You have errors in your /etc/dhpcd.conf file
[03:54] <The_Worst> And I also have the drivers installed
[03:54] <eblume> wildgoose: in this post ( http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/intel-gfx/2009-October/004562.html ) the guy with my TV seems to post his configs and some xrandr lines that might be what make it work? But I tried running the first xrandr --newmode command it it errored out about 'bad color' something or other.
[03:55] <whyameye> usr13: and for completeness ps aux | grep dhcp | pastebinit: http://paste.ubuntu.com/688817/
[03:55] <The_Worst> Connection:	usb://Canon/MF4100%20Series
[03:55] <whyameye> usr13: I don't see the errors
[03:55] <usr13> whyameye: Well, no, I'm wrong
[03:55] <dex_> hello
[03:56] <ascheel> zykotick9_: fully scripted.  Many thanks again.
[03:56] <dex_> can anybody help me - i want to mount an tar.gz archive to folder, how can i do this?
[03:56] <w0_> I'm following a how-to to install the equinox theme -- one of the commands was "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" -- now it'
[03:56] <w0_> s dling 250 MB of crap
[03:56] <w0_> what did I do?
[03:56] <Dylan2236> Guys
[03:56] <zykotick9_> ascheel, glad you got it working - and thank you as well!
[03:56] <Dylan2236> If I put in A windows XP disc is there anyway to install it without rebooting?
[03:56] <xangua> w0_: you are installing all updates
[03:57] <w0_> is that a good thing?
[03:57] <ascheel> Dylan2236: in a VM only.
[03:57] <centHOGG> #windows?
[03:57] <xangua> Dylan2236: /join ##windows
[03:57] <xangua> or is it #windows ¿
[03:57] <The_Worst> Dylan2236: You could also have virtualbox access a real partition and install it that way.
[03:57] <centHOGG> #msubuntuXP
[03:57] <zykotick9_> xangua, ##windows is correct
[03:57] <w0_> xangua: is that a good thing?
[03:58] <xangua> w0_: is it good installing security updates¿
[03:58] <xangua> ...
[03:58] <Dylan2236> Tell me more about Virtualbox please
[03:58] <usr13> whyameye: This:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/688817/  is the result after running  "ps aux | grep dhcp"  ?
[03:58] <Dylan2236> It will basically install Windows on my hard drives?
[03:58] <TBotNik> All: I need help with networking DNS issue.  Thread on this posted at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11249664, which explains it, I think.
[03:58] <w0_> xangua: sweet.  I thought I was getting updates automatically tho.. -- I'll check into it.  thx! ;)
[03:58] <Singham> !virtualbox | Dylan2236
[03:59] <wildgoose> eblume: Try this instead http://pastebin.com/y2uATNiV
[03:59] <whyameye> usr13: yes
[03:59] <centHOGG> tried DOS yet?
[03:59] <dex_> guys please help - how cn i mount archive to folder?
[03:59] <The_Worst> So, am I SOL with this Canon printer from Linux to Windows?
[03:59] <Gavekort> Hi! Does anyone have experience with the mount.ntfs skyrocketing in 11.10? It's constantly at 90% load, and it freezes my comuter!
[03:59] <centHOGG> honestly?
[04:00] <The_Worst> Hm?
[04:00] <SIFTU> The_Worst: check your PM.. I will try to help, but the windows part is offtopic
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[04:00] <centHOGG> The_Worst: why is the printer on a linux machine?
[04:00] <usr13> whyameye: I don't understand:
[04:00] <usr13> /sbin/dhclient -d -4 -sf /usr/lib/NetworkManager/nm-dhcp-client.action -pf /var/run/dhclient-wlan0.pid -lf /var/lib/dhcp/dhclient-48c0cf9b-e0be-4ed4-b383-783ad27baea3-wlan0.lease -cf /var/run/nm-dhclient-wlan0.conf wlan0
[04:00] <usr13> ?
[04:00] <zykotick9_> dex_, you mount block devices not files... your question is not uncommon however.  What are you actually trying to do?
[04:00] <iwasfedora> dex_, what do you mean by mount archive ??
[04:01] <Dylan2236> Night everyone.
[04:01] <whyameye> usr13: I assume that's network manager magic
[04:01] <centHOGG> gl
[04:01] <eblume> wildgoose: I assume you meant HDMI2 and not HDMI1, and also is it OK if I name the mode something else? that mode name appears to be taken. Assuming both of those are OK - I tried and it didn't have any noticeable effect.
[04:01] <usr13> whyameye: Are you trying to do ICS on this machine?
[04:01] <eblume> wildgoose: no errors though, just no flicker on the TV
[04:02] <whyameye> usr13: in any case, I'm trying to get the dhcp server running on eth0 and the wifi internet is wlan0. Yes ICS on this machine. Exactly. Done it a million times in the past btw, but maybe the first time in natty.
[04:02] <dex_> zykotick9_ i want to mount an archive like an iso file.
[04:02] <knightvoid> how do I edit /etc/environment
[04:02] <wildgoose> eblume: Hmm, so no errors and a new mode added?
[04:03] <eblume> wildgoose: Yup. I also tried the mode listed on that thread I linked with a new name this time, and also no flicker on the screen.
[04:03] <dex_> iso files mounting like this - sudo mount file.iso /media/iso/ -t iso9660 -o loop
[04:03] <usr13> whyameye: What ever network-manager is doing, (which I'm not really sure), must be the problem.  Are you attaining internet connection on this machine via wlan0?
[04:03] <eblume> wildgoose: I'm assuming I just need to run those three commands and the screen should, in theory, start showing a desktop?
[04:03] <whyameye> usr13: yes
[04:03] <dex_> maybe is some way to mount an archive?
[04:03] <zykotick9_> dex_, can't be done for just anything
[04:03] <usr13> whyameye: What I think you are going to have to do is turn off network-manager
[04:04] <whyameye> usr13: if I kill Network Manager it's a pretty sure bet I'm going to lose my wifi. NM stores encryption settings for example
[04:04] <whyameye> usr13: do you not use Network Manager? It's part of ubuntu-desktop, no?
[04:04] <usr13> whyameye: Is it an encrypted connection?
[04:04] <whyameye> usr13: yes
[04:04] <eblume> wildgoose: many thanks for the help by the way
[04:06] <usr13> whyameye: I suppose you could try ditching netwrok-manager for wicd  I don't know if that will fix it but you could give it a try.  (I'm with you on guessing all those three scripts network-manager is running must be some sort of magic.)  But I'm not sure.  Would have to look at them and see.
[04:06] <eblume> wildgoose: It seems I keep hearing about using the -intel or -ati modes or drivers, but I haven't a clue how to set this. All I can say about drivers is that this box is using an embedded intel chipset, and it worked for my desktop monitor (HDMI1) out of the box.
[04:07] <whyameye> usr13: well if NM were the problem you'd think it would be all over the 'net. Weird
[04:07] <kaushik_> is there any software which is like microsoftoutlook in windows
[04:07] <kaushik_> ?
[04:07] <centHOGG> yeah..evolution
[04:07] <usr13> whyameye: Actually, it's just one:  /usr/lib/NetworkManager/nm-dhcp-client.action
[04:07] <CarlosTico> Hi guys i have a question about ... samba
[04:07] <usr13> whyameye: pastebinit /usr/lib/NetworkManager/nm-dhcp-client.action
[04:08] <usr13> or just look at it yourself
[04:08] <SIFTU> kaushik_: are you trying to connect to an exchange server?
[04:08] <CarlosTico> for some reason its not broadcasting the name to the other machines
[04:08] <wildgoose> eblume: That may be the case, I'm afraid I'm out ideas for the moment.
[04:08] <CarlosTico> what could it be ?
[04:08] <eblume> wildgoose: Well, thank you anyway.
[04:08] <whyameye> usr13: that is a binary non-human-readable file
[04:08] <usr13> whyameye: It's either that or there is actually another instance of dhcpd running but that doesn't appear to be the case.  I dono
[04:09] <eblume> Can anyone chime in with any ideas why my computer can't seem to display over HDMI to my TV? I can't seem to find up-to-date documentation online, but I could be missing something obvious.
[04:09] <eblume> Oh, using 11.04
[04:09] <CarlosTico> anyone ?
[04:10] <xp3rt> hi
[04:10] <xp3rt> im here
[04:10] <xp3rt> what's up.
[04:10] <usr13> whyameye: I suppose you could try and switch to wicd (but be prepared to have to switch back again if it doesn't work).  i.e.  sudo apt-get install wicd ; sudo apt-get remove network-manager
[04:10] <CarlosTico> samba problem.... not broadcasting the name to the other machines
[04:10] <xp3rt> I'm getting a d-bus error.... when i use wicd, any tips guys?
[04:10] <CarlosTico> any idea ?
[04:10] <mrdeb> wicd works but has limits
[04:10] <xp3rt> is there anything better than wicd?
[04:11] <MonkeyDust> xp3rt: yes: after eight
[04:11] <usr13> whyameye: That is a very complicated and long command, just to get a wireless connection up and running.
[04:11] <whyameye> usr13: do you not use NM?
[04:11] <usr13> but maybe that's what it takes...
[04:11] <usr13> whyameye: No, I use wicd
[04:12] <xp3rt> MonkeyDust , after eight you will let me know ;) or thats the name of the package
[04:12] <mrdeb> xp yes add to xinitrc
[04:12] <xangua> !better | xp3rt
[04:12] <xp3rt> ok thanks.
[04:13] <usr13> whyameye: I don't know if that's the problem, but like I said, you can try and switch to wicd and see if that fixes it.  Or, you could temporarily turn off the encryption on the router and see if that fixes it.
[04:13] <xp3rt> basically i just need the fastest way to connect to wifi... for my TP-LINK G and N card
[04:14] <yaaase> I have ubuntu installed already - anyone know ubuntu hides a copy of its installation .iso anywhere, or if this can be recreated without downloading it again?  Internet speed is terribly slow right now and I need to install on another box
[04:14] <usr13> whyameye: wicd seems to work just as well as far as I can tell.
[04:14] <driller_work> yaaase: no, there is no .iso on your current system unless you put it there.
[04:14] <urlin2u> yaaase, this a wubi?
[04:14] <yaaase> driller_work: ok I kinda figured.  I can't recreate one from within ubuntu can I?
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> xp3rt: the fastest way is with the conf files, no need for apps to setup the files if it's already done.
[04:14] <yaaase> urlin2u: no, standard ubuntu install
[04:14] <xp3rt> sweet ActionParsnip
[04:14] <super_guest> hi i'm having a problem with dhcpd3-server, and i was wondering if i can start networking earlier before dhcp starts
[04:14] <driller_work> yaaase: sure you can, you can create a .iso out of your current system; although, how it will run on your second system I don't dare answering.
[04:15] <xp3rt> ActionParsnip, may I PM you?
[04:15] <ActionParsnip> xp3rt: its a bit harder to setup and very oldschool, won't make the connection faster though
[04:15] <ActionParsnip> xp3rt: I've given all I know. There are guides online on how to do it
[04:15] <yaaase> driller_work: o_o ... so I take it that would be a bad idea then
[04:15] <driller_work> super_guest: yes, edit the dhcp init.d to do the networking part before setting up the dhcp server
[04:16] <ActionParsnip> xp3rt: there is also wifi-radar as another GUI alternative to wicd / network manager, wicd also has wicd-curses which will allow you to configure it in CLI with a nice curses UI
[04:16] <driller_work> yaaase: yes most likely, although, if you willing to - you can get it to work; it could be easy as pie or a big hassle.
[04:16] <xp3rt> ok, cool. thanks....
[04:16] <urlin2u> yaaase, you could try http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/ or clonezilla,
[04:16] <whyameye> usr13: I used to use wicd and I liked that there wasn't any magic, I could get what was going on. But then I had troubles with it and tried to go more "out of the box" with ubuntu. Yeah I'll probably try it. I'm not getting anywhere as it is
[04:17] <super_guest> driller_work: i have it started earlier, however
[04:17] <super_guest> the network services are starting really late
[04:17] <urlin2u> yaaase, the first can make a install iso like the original I believe.
[04:17] <super_guest> and when dhcp tries to start, it fails
[04:17] <yaaase> urlin2u: awesome, thank you!!
[04:17] <driller_work> super_guest: then add a sleep to allow the networking-part do its thing; then once it has, execute the start of the dhcp server.
[04:18] <urlin2u> yaaase, its pretty cool I made abackup just for fun of my installed setup works great, normally I use clonezilla.
[04:19] <xp3rt> by the way all, I'm totally new here... I'm a linux noob. so please be patient with me. thanks.
[04:19] <urlin2u> muhhahha
[04:19] <knightvoid> how do I add "UNITY_FORCE_START=1" to /etc/environment.
[04:20] <ActionParsnip> knightvoid: gksudo gedit /etc/environment         add it as you wish
[04:20] <ActionParsnip> knightvoid: it's just a text file, nothing more
[04:20] <super_guest> driller_work: i don't understand why dhcp needs to sleep and why networking runs as the very last; there must be a way to start networking earlier
[04:20] <knightvoid> ty
[04:20] <whyameye> usr13: I got it! I uninstalled dns-masq after finding this post: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1473485
[04:21] <ActionParsnip> super_guest: could add:   dhclient eth0     in /etc/rc.local   and it will run just before the login screen :)
[04:21] <whyameye> usr13: now isc-dhcp-server starts ok
[04:21] <whyameye> usr13: and still with NM
[04:21] <super_guest> ActionParsnip: i'll try that
[04:21] <driller_work> super_guest: yes, as I said, by starting it earlier in the init.d that the dhcp uses to start itself with.
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> super_guest: add it above the 'exit 0' line, or it won't run
[04:24] <super_guest> driller_work: i have netowrking in init.d but i am still getting this error about not being configured with interfaces
[04:24] <super_guest> checking my syslog, it still seems netowrking is starting way late
[04:25] <driller_work> super_guest: did you add the sleep?
[04:26] <driller_work> post your init.d for the dhcp service and I'll take a look
[04:29] <calwig> Hi, is there an ubuntu app for Multi-language translation?
[04:29] <calwig> Where you download translations and definitions to a few or many languages?
[04:30] <xixecel> What commands must a non-root user use in order to update their installation?
[04:30] <llutz_> xixecel: none, he can't do that. it needs root/sudo
[04:31] <xixecel> so its a trick question ... damn professors ... thank you :)
[04:32] <Flannel> xixecel: A non-root user can update, just has to use sudo to gain elevated permissions.
[04:32] <Flannel> xixecel: but I suggest you attempt to complete your homework on your own.
[04:33] <xixecel> which means they need the sudoers password or be in the sudoers list ?
[04:33] <somsip> indie
[04:33] <somsip> oops
[04:34] <xixecel> and ive been on google for 2 hours trying to find out before i came here, thanks for the infos tho
[04:34] <truesky> hello
[04:34] <Flannel> xixecel: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sudoers will likely help.
[04:35] <xixecel> thanks ill bookmark and read
[04:36] <truesky> ok, back.
[04:36] <shane__> hello
[04:36] <truesky> I have a question on chromium browser. has anyone been able to use totem player for avi or divx?
[04:36] <TBotNik> All: Can all you networking gurus to join me and debug a DNS problem on channel ##networking
[04:37] <truesky> or vlc player
[04:37] <truesky> I keep getting missing plugin every time
[04:37] <truesky> and of course firefox works just fine
[04:38] <truesky> and there is not many answers online about this
[04:39] <truesky> so was just wondering in anyone here has any ideas
[04:39] <TBotNik> All: Network Studs I need help with networking DNS issue.  Thread on this posted at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11249664, which explains it, I think.  Look the map over in the link.  The PC is the router.
[04:41] <urlin2u> truesky, what release you running?
[04:43] <truesky> urlin2u 11.04
[04:44] <truesky> urlin2u chromium 12.0.742.112
[04:45] <urlin2u> truesky, some of the codecs listed are already installed the rest are in the restricted, totem has it's limitations as well vlc or smplayer is what I use. divx not sure.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[04:47] <jamescarr> sigh... how can you update DNS to point to a new server and fix the DNS cache on all the other client machines!?
[04:48] <ActionParsnip> truesky: https://www.msu.edu/~kellerj/test/experiment.htm   does that work?
[04:48] <truesky> urlin2u right. I do have restricted already installed as well. the problem is that i get a missing plugin in chromium or chrome. like it does not start the programs themselves to watch any type of avi video. FF works just fine. a similar plugin I have to use at work is citrix. works fine in FF but in chrome is like is not installed
[04:48] <ActionParsnip> truesky: works here in Chromium 15.0.871.0 on Oneiric :)
[04:49] <JameZ7> hey
[04:49] <truesky> ActionParsnip hey action, thanks, but no, I get missing plugin
[04:49] <ActionParsnip> truesky: gimme a sec and I'll have a dig
[04:50] <truesky> kk
[04:50] <truesky> kkhow to update chromium to latest version
[04:50] <truesky> aa
[04:50] <truesky> sorry
[04:51] <ActionParsnip> truesky: do you have totem-mozilla installed? My version is the daily build from the daily PPA, you probably have the latest stable
[04:51] <_cb> Installed Ubuntu 11.04 for a friend of mine on a Dell Optiplex Gx270 (Celereon processor, 1 Gig of memory), Ubuntu Classic. Everything OK except that, when loading a page on firefox, mouse and keyboard freeze until page is loaded up. Any ideas?
[04:51] <imsorry> what just happened?!! flash opened in fullscreen correctly?!
[04:51] <imsorry> hath hadies frozen over?
[04:52] <truesky> ActionParsnip that's correct. it works fine with FF though. is just chrome/chromium giving me this error. same thing with the citrix plugin
[04:52] <ActionParsnip> _cb: do other apps make the mouse behave the same, or even other browsers?
[04:53] <_cb> Have not tried other browsers. I think when other apps are loading mouse & keyboard freeze too but apps I have load fairly quickly
[04:59] <SIFTU> _cb: whats the output of "free -m"
[04:59] <Darken_> !Ook Wrox.Beginning.Shell.Scripting.Apr.2005.eBook-DDU.rar
[05:00] <skpl> can someone help me? i just installed 11.04 on a flash drive now when i try to boot into my hd i get the grub rescue prompt
[05:06] <ActionParsnip> jamescarr: ps -ef | less
[05:06] <truesky> ActionParsnip kk let me try it
[05:06] <jamescarr> it's a little frustrating!
[05:06] <JameZ7> man, not again
[05:06] <truesky> ActionParsnip haha. its already on its newest version
[05:07] <varnie> hi
[05:07] <seclm193> Which option do i need to run with ./alsa-info.sh
[05:08] <ActionParsnip> truesky: hmm, could be why. 2 plugins for the same thing. Try removing it
[05:08] <varnie> how should I partition my HDD in case there will be Ubuntu installed only and it is about 500 GB?
[05:08] <truesky> ActionParsnip ok
[05:08] <ActionParsnip> seclm193: just copy the whole command as I gave it and it will work. Why are you cutting it up at all?
[05:08] <varnie> I want to leave all the rest of space into 'separate' partition
[05:08] <ActionParsnip> varnie: how much RAM do you have?
[05:08] <_cb> Bede, I have not played with LTSP. If you are interested in that kind of thing take a look at http://nomachine.com.
[05:08] <varnie> 1 GB
[05:09] <truesky> ActionParsnip Wow, that did it!
[05:09] <seclm193> ActionParsnip: i did.  I will take a screenshot of it if you want
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> varnie: 10Gb Ext4 for /. 2Gb for swap, the rest for /home
[05:09] <varnie> and what about /boot?
[05:09] <truesky> ActionParsnip Awesome man! that worked like a charm!!! :D:D
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> truesky: sweet :):)
[05:09] <seclm193> ActionParsnip: nvm, i saw the link.  http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=591555442dc14da4645ba157aea34ab94b12d950
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> seclm193: no need, just run the script and select to upload to the server, it will generate a URL
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> seclm193: sweet
[05:10] <varnie> what will be if I'll reinstall ubuntu later? it'd erase that /home with my data
[05:10] <ActionParsnip> truesky: more than one plugin for the same job usually confuses apps, so giving only one option makes things OK. I'd test firefox too
[05:10] <grom358> how do I configure ldap-utils to use my cert for connecting to to LDAP with SSL ??
[05:10] <varnie> I want to have separate partition for all my data: files, films, music etc
[05:10] <truesky> ActionParsnip im on it
[05:11] <truesky> ActionParsnip yeah its working there too. how cool. thank you for it. Now, I only have the citrix plugin to make it work
[05:11] <SIFTU> _cb: is your friends machine swapping?
[05:12] <ActionParsnip> seclm193: add: options snd-hda-intel position_fix=1        to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf       reboot to test
[05:12] <ActionParsnip> truesky: great :)
[05:12] <varnie> is "extended" partition the same as "logical" one?
[05:12] <truesky> ActionParsnip ok, now citrix is doing it
[05:12] <truesky> ActionParsnip well, actually it always has done it
[05:12] <llutz_> varnie: no need for sep /boot. 30 GB / including /home, 2 GB swap if you want to use hibernation, rest for /data
[05:13] <llutz_> varnie: an extended partition holds logical drives
[05:13] <truesky> ActionParsnip never figured out how to make that work on chrome
[05:13] <_cb> SIFTU how would I check that? (I suspect that could be the reason)
[05:13] <seclm193> ActionParsnip: i'm rebooting now
[05:13] <SIFTU> _cb: free -m
[05:13] <Bede> anyone know how to connect to xterm using ubuntu thin client?
[05:14] <SIFTU> _cb: then look under the used column for swap
[05:14] <varnie> llutz_, what about the following scheme: 10GB for / (ext4), then comes the extended partition which has: /home 10GB, swap 2GB and ext4 for all space left.
[05:14] <truesky> ActionParsnip the console gives me: Resource interpreted as Other but transferred with MIME type undefined.
[05:14] <ActionParsnip> Bede: do you mean on a remote system?
[05:15] <_cb> SIFTU just run that command on my machine. Imagine having a swap number is a good thing
[05:15] <llutz_> varnie: seems fine, i just dont see the sense of /home if you have a spare /data-partition. but do as you like
[05:15] <ActionParsnip> truesky: is the citrix .so file into the chrome plugins folder?
[05:15] <ActionParsnip> varnie: Is it to be installed in softraid?
[05:15] <urlin2u> varnie, thats fine I would put all of it in a exteneded .
[05:15] <Bede> ActionPartner: basically i have a T50 client device and i would like to know how i would go about with connecting to xterm
[05:16] <SIFTU> _cb: not really.. if used = 0 then thats a good thing
[05:16] <varnie> llutz_, I'll store all sensible data into it. so I won' change it when I'll consider to, say, reinstall Ubuntu (in other words, my data leaves untouched)
[05:16] <Bede> sorry i mean ActionParsnip
[05:16] <ActionParsnip> Bede: sure but is it the xterm on a server
[05:16] <varnie> ActionParsnip, no softraid
[05:16] <truesky> ActionParsnip good question. let me check.
[05:16] <SIFTU> _cb: depending on your swappiness number a little number isnt too bad
[05:16] <ActionParsnip> varnie: then why a seperate /boot ?
[05:16] <Bede> ActionParsnip: Yes that is true.. xterm is on the server
[05:17] <varnie> I already understood there's no need for separate /boot.
[05:17] <ActionParsnip> Bede: then you can run a terminal and SSH to the server. Is that what you mean?
[05:17] <varnie> how to create extended partition? In the Ubuntu 10.10 install there're only two options: primary and logical one
[05:17] <truesky> ActionParsnip how do you know what .so are installed in firefox. i don't know the name of the citrix extension but my guess it is not in chromium folder
[05:18] <ActionParsnip> varnie: I believe its the same
[05:18] <llutz_> varnie: use logical, it will create the extended automatically
[05:18] <ActionParsnip> truesky: try:   about:plugins
[05:18] <Bede> ActionParsnip: i think you're on the right track as i have read something about this.. but i am still unsure how.
[05:18] <tasslehoff> upgrading from 10.10 to 11.04, Update Manager says "this is still a beta release" or something like that. I bet that's a lie :)
[05:18] <varnie> llutz_, / will be primary, /home, swap, and my_data_partition will be logical, correct?
[05:18] <_cb> SIFTU will check next time I visit my friend. Imagine that if number is too big solution is to add memory.
[05:19] <newerthhero> hi all
[05:19] <truesky> ActionParsnip oh ok. yes it is there. Citrix Receiver for Linux
[05:19] <truesky> ICA Plugin (Linux) Version 11.100.158406 (/usr/lib/ICAClient/wfica)
[05:19] <newerthhero> i got no audio in ubuntu
[05:19] <llutz_> varnie: as you want, theres no practical difference in it except you cannot have more than 4 primary partitions (or 3  1 extended)
[05:19] <newerthhero> there's no slider bar on the sound icon
[05:19] <newerthhero> anyone help?
[05:19] <SIFTU> _cb: yeah or find out whats using a lot of memory and kill it.
[05:19] <varnie> okay I see
[05:19] <newerthhero> i dont know if it's related to installing oss4
[05:19] <newerthhero> with synaptic
[05:19] <seclm193> ActionParsnip:  no dice
[05:20] <ActionParsnip> truesky: so if you run:  file /usr/lib/ICAClient/wfica.so       is it a file?
[05:20] <newerthhero> anyone got tips?
[05:20] <varnie> what are the reasons of that Ubuntu install has been unable to install and setup boot-loader in the end of the installation process?
[05:20] <newerthhero> hello?
[05:21] <ActionParsnip> seclm193: ok then try removing the position fix bit and change it to:  model=laptop     if that fails, change it to:   model=acer
[05:21] <ActionParsnip> newerthhero: howdy
[05:21] <newerthhero> ActionParsnip: hi
[05:21] <newerthhero> ActionParsnip: know how to get audio back on ubuntu?
[05:21] <ActionParsnip> varnie: possibly a bad media
[05:21] <truesky> ActionParsnip no. it is an sh script. npica.so is the only so i see there plus 2 libs
[05:21] <truesky> with.xo
[05:21] <truesky> .so
[05:22] <ActionParsnip> newerthhero: could try:  killall puulseaudio; rm -r ~/.pulse*       then wait a little while, then retry sound
[05:22] <newerthhero> ill try it
[05:22] <ActionParsnip> truesky: basically the plugins will need to be copied (or better still symlinked) to /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins
[05:23] <newerthhero> ActionParsnip: pulseaudio: no process found
[05:23] <seclm193> ActionParsnip:  what was the name of the file again
[05:23] <ActionParsnip> newerthhero: I'm not conversant with OSS personally so am not much help personally, maybe others can advise
[05:23] <truesky> ActionParsnip got it. so my question is how is this names in ff, maybe I can see how it is being called there
[05:23] <Corey> Hmm.
[05:23] <Jekyll> hi guys i have a question, i just installed gtk+ 3 on my lucid machine and it broke some of the applets i think, notably the trash applet. I wanted to know if there was a fix for this? or maybe i way to downgrade to another gtk version?
[05:23] <newerthhero> ok
[05:24] <newerthhero> who could help?
[05:24] <ActionParsnip> truesky: /usr/lib/ICAClient/wfica.so     you can scroll IRC clients up to review old text
[05:24] <truesky> ActionParsnip kk.
[05:25] <ActionParsnip> Jekyll: could try ppa-purge. There are warnings ALL OVER the pages telling you that it will break your OS. If you want Gnome3, install Oneiric. I'd just reinstall as you will have a much stabler OS
[05:25] <newerthhero> dont got audio now
[05:25] <ActionParsnip> newerthhero: reboot and it should be fine
[05:25] <newerthhero> ok
[05:25] <truesky> ActionParsnip ok, it is called npica.so
[05:26] <newerthhero> know how to make some applications run with oss4 without disabling pulseaudio?
[05:26] <truesky> ActionParsnip i'll simlink it
[05:26] <truesky> ls -al
[05:26] <truesky> shoot
[05:26] <Jekyll> ActionParsnip, yes thats the best option, oh boy, there goes all my customization.
[05:26] <ActionParsnip> Jekyll: use your backups
[05:27] <Jekyll> ActionParsnip, still will loose many settings, but yeah, will do.
[05:27] <ActionParsnip> You can backup the settings
[05:28] <Jekyll> ActionParsnip, on a broken os? i dont know what that will do?
[05:28] <ActionParsnip> Jekyll: some apps will be the same, your call
[05:28] <Jekyll> ActionParsnip, ill think on it, thanks for the tip:)
[05:30] <truesky> ActionParsnip well, its symlinked but still does not work
[05:31] <Gallo1> nac-godfather hey wassup man
[05:32] <_cb> After much research I have found that using Kerberos + LDAP + PAM + SAMBA I can get AD-like authentication and file management but scripting way above my current expertise.
[05:32] <_cb> Anyone seen an easy way to do that?
[05:33] <ActionParsnip> truesky: did you close all chromiums, then re-launch?
[05:33] <truesky> ActionParsnip yes i did
[05:37] <TBotNik> All: Reposting: I need help with networking DNS issue.  Thread on this posted at: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11249664, which explains it, I think.  Look the map over in the link.  The PC is the router.  Please post on channel ##networking.
[05:39] <truesky> ActionParsnip i can see it is trying to launch it on the console, but it doesn't
[05:39] <ActionParsnip> truesky: are there any bugs reported/
[05:39] <truesky> ActionParsnip not that I am aware of
[05:40] <REK_007> how to install ATI open source drivers on ubuntu 10.04 ?
[05:40] <REK_007> i tried a lot every time the display goes away after a ubuntu splash screen
[05:41] <soreau> REK_007: open drivers are installed and enabled by default
[05:41] <ActionParsnip> !ati
[05:41] <soreau> REK_007: What model card is it?
[05:42] <REK_007> soreau:I had got a Nvidia as a stand by untill my card was at RMA. Currently i have a HD5570 . So after I plugged in this the display went away .I installed the driver from rescue
[05:43] <REK_007> but strangely I had used the same set of commands for the open drivers and it works on my HD5770 soreau
[05:43] <soreau> REK_007: Did you uninstall the nvidia drivers before switching cards?
[05:43] <REK_007> soreau: I had not installed any drivers for it ...
[05:44] <soreau> REK_007: Maybe you can try disabling compiz. Is the system running now?
[05:45]  * sloale _
[05:45] <SIFTU> REK_007: remove you old /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:45] <truesky> ActionParsnip well, i get a being called now on the console
[05:46] <soreau> SIFTU: There probably isnt one
[05:46] <truesky> ActionParsnip but that is as far as it goes
[05:46] <SIFTU> soreau: if nvidia drivers were installed there would be
[05:46] <truesky> it basically does this
[05:46] <REK_007> yes system is running now . But if the display goes to sleep it doesnt come back ... AFAIK this is the problem of the catalyst soreau
[05:46] <REK_007> SIFTU: done that already
[05:46] <truesky> ActionParsnip function summaryText() {
[05:46] <truesky>   console.log("Being Called");
[05:46] <truesky>   chrome.extension.sendRequest(
[05:46] <truesky>       window.getSelection().toString()
[05:46] <truesky>   );
[05:46] <truesky> }
[05:47] <soreau> SIFTU: Right and even if he removed the conf file, the drivers would still cause 3D problems and if compiz is loading, that could mean white screen
[05:47] <SIFTU> REK_007: ok.. can you pastebin /var/log/xorg.0.log
[05:47] <soreau> REK_007: Ok, how did you install the catalyst proprietary driver?
[05:47] <REK_007> soreau: downloaded the .run file from site and installed it
[05:48] <scorpio> King
[05:48] <rww> !paste | truesky
[05:48] <soreau> REK_007: Alright, so look for an uninstall script in /usr/share/ati/ and run it
[05:48] <truesky> ActionParsnip and I can see the plugin in the task manager as well
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> truesky: are there any bugs reported?
[05:48] <REK_007> soreau: there are 2
[05:48] <truesky> ActionParsnip none, I just checked for it
[05:49] <REK_007> one amd and other is fglrx
[05:49] <soreau> REK_007: Run whatever one removes the drivers
[05:49] <REK_007> amd i presume
[05:49] <REK_007> then
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> truesky: all I can suggest is to report one, It'snot something I've used under Linux
[05:49] <soreau> REK_007: fglrx is what you want to uninstall. Probably safe to run both
[05:49] <soreau> REK_007: Then remove /etc/X11/xorg.conf if it exists and reinstall libgl-mesa-glx and -dri
[05:50] <REK_007> soreau: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Lucid_Installation_Guide#Removing_the_Driver
[05:50] <REK_007> i  have tried this already
[05:50] <truesky> ActionParsnip thats cool. I appreciate all the help. at least I get the videos working, I can launch the windows applications on citrix via ff in the meantime
[05:50] <soreau> REK_007: Listen to what Im telling you
[05:50] <ActionParsnip> truesky: a reasonable workaround ;)
[05:50] <REK_007> ok
[05:51] <soreau> REK_007: After doing those steps, if it is still broken, try to get your X log and pastebin it
[05:51] <REK_007> ok
[05:53] <truesky> ActionParsnip actually I just ran across an answeron the forums.
[05:53] <ActionParsnip> truesky: oh yeah?
[05:53] <truesky> ActionParsnip not what I expected though
[05:53] <truesky> ActionParsnip http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1645173
[05:54] <ActionParsnip> truesky: ahh I see what it's getting at :)
[05:54] <soreau> REK_007: Of course you need to reboot to test it
[05:54] <REK_007> soreau: i know :P
[05:54] <truesky> ActionParsnip yeah, basically register it on the desktop instead of the browser
[05:54] <truesky> ActionParsnip still, weird that it does not work correctly....
[05:55] <ActionParsnip> truesky: makes it work though, I'd run with it but make a copy of the files you edit before playing
[05:55] <truesky> ActionParsnip chrome wise like firefox
[05:55] <Jekyll> its me again, i found that good old nautilus is also broken on my machine, so no acessing the other partitions, no pluggin in external harddrives. im also scared about a reboot, cause the home directory is encrypted and there maybe no way to recover the data, i plan to move all home directory files to opt and boot off a live cd, will this plan work? am i missing something?
[05:55] <ActionParsnip> truesky: totally agree
[05:55] <wyzegye> can somebody give me a hand.... my system isn't booting properly after installing gnome3
[05:55] <soreau> ! gnome3 | wyzegye
[05:55] <ActionParsnip> wyggler2: gnome3 will break your OS
[05:55] <truesky> ActionParsnip yeah I don't need to reinstall the whole system back again for a small thing like that
[05:56] <ActionParsnip> truesky: if it doesn't work you can simply copy back the files you changed
[05:56] <wyzegye> well for one i'm using mint 11, and i can boot up recovery and "startx" and all is well. it's just an inconvenience
[05:57] <gentoo-intel> wyzegye, neither of them are supported
[05:57] <gentoo-intel> lol
[05:57] <ActionParsnip> wyzegye: then you should ask in the mint channel, this is ubuntu support
[05:57] <soreau> ! mint | wyzegye
[05:58] <wyzegye> i've asked there. it's dead. they're practically the same thing though
[05:58] <wyzegye> nobody has anything they could recommend off the top of their head?
[05:58] <gentoo-intel> wyzegye, the thing is, ubuntu comes preinstalled with a DE. its not gnome 3
[05:58] <gentoo-intel> and i hear it breaks
[05:58] <truesky> ActionParsnip Anyways, thank you for the help with the video thing, it was getting really annoying to being able to use video on chrome
[05:58] <soreau> wyzegye: Even if you were using ubuntu, we cant help you with gnome3 because its not supported
[05:59] <ActionParsnip> wyzegye: then be patient in the mint channel. Your distro is offtopic here as it  is not an official canonical release
[05:59] <soreau> wyzegye: And as youve been told, it probably broke your system into an unrepairable state
[06:00] <ActionParsnip> wyzegye: if you want gnome3 SOOO badly, install Ubuntu Oneiric (not Mint) and you will be fully supported here once it is released at the end of next month
[06:00] <diverdude> Hello. I am running ubuntu 11.04 on my T410 LENOVO laptop. When i want to increase/decrease screen brightness i press Fn+Home/End, which actually shows the brightness bar increasing/decreasing in top right corner, but the actual screen brightness remains unchanged. What could be wrong?
[06:00] <ActionParsnip> wyzegye: until then it is supported in #ubuntu+1
[06:00] <soreau> diverdude: could be a graphics driver issue
[06:01] <diverdude> soreau, yes that is also my guess...How could i locate the problem and fix it?
[06:01] <soreau> diverdude: Your best bet would probably be to ask in the appropriate channel for your driver
[06:01] <REK_007> soreau: on rescue mode it says Radeon Acceleration initialization failed
[06:01] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: does it have that dual GPU fiasco?
[06:01] <wyzegye> well thanks for the "help"
[06:01] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, hmm i am not to sure what you mean?
[06:01] <soreau> REK_007: You arent going to have 3D with the open drivers on that old 2.6.32 kernel
[06:02] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: does it have an intel GPU and an Nvidia GPU?
[06:02] <ranjan_> hi , is it possible to change permissions without using chmod
[06:02] <soreau> REK_007: Did X booting regularly?
[06:02] <REK_007> soreau: no
[06:02] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, yws it does
[06:02] <soreau> REK_007: Pastebin your X log then
[06:02] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, yes
[06:02] <ActionParsnip> ranjan_: you can chown too to set ownership,this will simply change the current owner and they will get the current access which is set with chmod
[06:03] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: oh god, they are such a headache.
[06:03] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, why is that?
[06:03] <ranjan_> ActionParsnip, no, i was asking about altering file persmiisons without using chmod
[06:04] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: optimus doesn't work too well afaik, I've not seen a single success story. The only thing I know of it is that 'bumblebee' may be able to switch it.
[06:04] <ranjan_> ActionParsnip, i think acl will work isnt it?
[06:04] <diverdude> ActionParsnip,  what is optimus and bumblebee?
[06:04] <ActionParsnip> ranjan_: I believe you need to use chmod. I don't personally know of any other way. Maybe others can advise
[06:04] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, except for transformers :D
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: optimus is the technology used to have dual GPUs as far as I know, bumblebee is a project to try and make it work.
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1399972   may help
[06:05] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, it used to work actually
[06:05] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, but at some point it stopped working
[06:05] <gentoo-intel> diverdude, kernel update?
[06:06] <cypha> i'm getting no sound
[06:06] <cypha> not sure why
[06:06] <cypha> what can I test
[06:06] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, it might be related to the fact that i at one point installed cuda drivers for my graphic card
[06:06] <soreau> ! sound | cypha
[06:06] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: possibly
[06:06] <ActionParsnip> cypha: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh         Thanks
[06:07] <new2net> I did a lot of damage to my iptables... is there any way to restore the defaults?
[06:07] <new2net> using Natty*
[06:07] <gentoo-intel> new2net, iptables -F && iptables -X
[06:08] <REK_007> soreau: http://pastebin.com/ZKGXCmnP
[06:08] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, any solution ideas ?
[06:08] <cypha> ActionParsnip, /tmp/alsa-info.txt.plAKQQJFGM
[06:08] <new2net> gentoo-intel: worth a shot, will that disconnect me?
[06:08] <gentoo-intel> new2net, no
[06:08] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: i have no idea, i'm avoiding that dual gpu nonsense like  paris hlton avoids talent
[06:09] <truesky> 363
[06:09] <truesky> 363
[06:09] <gentoo-intel> new2net, youll ave to restart iptables
[06:09] <truesky> lol
[06:09] <ActionParsnip> cypha: ok, run:   sudo apt-get install pastebinit; clear; pastebinit /tmp/alsa-info.txt.plAKQQJFGM
[06:09] <truesky> stpid keyboard
[06:09] <ActionParsnip> cypha: what is the generated URL please?
[06:09] <new2net> gentoo-intel, I see... how do I restart them (I've attempted to restore them myself, but never knew they must be restarted).
[06:10] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, its just a laptop with a CPU and a graphic card
[06:10] <gentoo-intel> new2net, /etc/init.d/iptables restart
[06:10] <new2net> gentoo-intel, that's awesome :) ty for making my day
[06:10] <gentoo-intel> new2net, if you use ufw itll replace the rules
[06:10] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: with 2 GPUs  which can be a pain
[06:10] <soreau> REK_007: My guess is that compiz is somehow starting with software rendering, which often causes white screen. Try disabling by removing the executable bit from the compiz binary
[06:10] <cypha> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/67MjCN5Y
[06:11] <new2net> gentoo-intel, I do use ufw also
[06:11] <soreau> REK_007: sudo chmod -x /usr/bin/compiz
[06:11] <REK_007> soreau: ok ... where is it ?
[06:11] <REK_007> ok
[06:11] <ActionParsnip> cypha: ahh its a virtualbox?
[06:11] <REK_007> thanks
[06:11] <cypha> yup
[06:11] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, how can i check how many gpus?
[06:11] <REK_007> soreau: now a restart right ?
[06:11] <soreau> REK_007: Just X
[06:11] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: sudo lshw -C display
[06:11] <soreau> REK_007: service gdm restart
[06:12] <ActionParsnip> cypha: ok, have you enabled sound in the virtualbox settings? If there are a few soundcard options, have you tried them all? Have you installed the guest additions? What OS is the host?
[06:12] <ActionParsnip> cypha: wh
[06:12] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, check this: http://pastebin.com/ejfPXaRx
[06:13] <cypha> ActionParsnip, it has always worked
[06:13] <cypha> not sure why it stopped working today
[06:13] <ActionParsnip> cypha: why didn't you tell us it was a virtualbox system?
[06:13] <ActionParsnip> cypha: so it just stopped working but has in the past?
[06:13] <cypha> cuz the volume of my host is max, and volume for virtualbox is max
[06:13] <cypha> ActionParsnip, yup
[06:13] <rww> Loki_: Do you happen to be around?
[06:13] <cypha> windows 7 host
[06:14] <cypha> ubuntu 11.04 guest
[06:14] <ActionParsnip> cypha: ok, try:  killall pulseaudio; rm -r ~/.pulse*     then reboot the guest. You REALLY need to add the basic information you can when you first ask a question rather than something so basic as "My sound doesn't work" You have a myriad of different stuff we needed to know which you simply didn't tell us til I started asking
[06:15] <cypha> i have so much stuff open on my guest, I really don't wanna have to reboot
[06:15] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, did you have a look?
[06:15] <cypha> is a reboot the only solution?
[06:15] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: seems to be just an Nvidia, which is cool
[06:15] <REK_007> soreau:  its worse now .... compiz failed to start and  drivers didnt work as well
[06:15] <soreau> REK_007: Any better?
[06:15] <ActionParsnip> cypha: you can wait a while and pulseaudio will restart
[06:15] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, ahh ok. nice
[06:16] <soreau> REK_007: Of course compiz failed to start.. you removed the executable flag
[06:16] <cypha> after doing the above?
[06:16] <REK_007> now tha lower part of the screen is black as not composting is happening .. and no window decoration :(
[06:16] <cypha> or on it's own anyway?
[06:16] <cypha> cuz i haven't had sound all day
[06:16] <REK_007> you did a chmod -x right :P
[06:16] <REK_007> i didnt remove it
[06:16] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1399972    did you check that?
[06:16] <soreau> REK_007: As I said, you arent going to get acceleration with open drivers on that old kernel in 10.04
[06:16] <REK_007> +x would fix it
[06:16] <ActionParsnip> cypha: yes it restarts on its own, like gnome-panel does. Is sound ok now?
[06:16] <soreau> REK_007: I was just trying to help you get past the white screen
[06:16] <REK_007> soreau: ok just tell me how to fix the display fix issues
[06:16] <REK_007> ?
[06:16] <soreau> REK_007: Does X start ok now?
[06:17] <REK_007> i dont see a white screen
[06:17] <REK_007> the display goes off
[06:17] <REK_007> on the open drivers
[06:17] <REK_007> on on the catalyst .. if i leave the pc idle for a while and display goes off
[06:17] <REK_007> it doesnt compback
[06:17] <cypha> ActionParsnip, i did 'killall pulseaudio'
[06:17] <soreau> REK_007: Well that is likely a modesetting issue. Try booting with nomodeset as a kernel parameter
[06:17] <cypha> still no sound
[06:17] <soreau> ! nomodeset | REK_007
[06:18] <apparle> guys can anyone tell me what is >! in bash scripting
[06:18] <vehemoth> can conky deal with spaces in exec and image tags
[06:18] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, as they suggest I have already the : Option "RegistryDwords" "EnableBrightnessControl=1"  in my xorg.conf and it does not help
[06:18] <REK_007> ok
[06:18] <ActionParsnip> cypha: did you delete the folders too, the command stops sound then removes the settings. It will then generate vanilla configs
[06:18] <REK_007> wait i will
[06:18] <cypha> apparle, you could ask in #bash if someone here doesn't know
[06:18] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: do the bug links show anything else?
[06:18] <soreau> REK_007: If you dont have attachment to this install, I would recommend upgrading ubuntu so you get a newer kernel for free, which has much better drivers for the HD radeons
[06:18] <cypha> rm -r ~/.pulse*
[06:19] <ActionParsnip> cypha: yes it needs running immediately after the killall command, which is why I laid out both as one command as it needs to be run thatway
[06:19] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: do you have an xorg.conf file to setup the display normally?
[06:20] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, i just have default xorg.conf
[06:20] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, and then i added that line
[06:20] <cypha> ActionParsnip, still no sound
[06:20] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: the one made by nvidia-xconfig?
[06:20] <cypha> but i do see that it reset the audio settings
[06:20] <ActionParsnip> cypha: ok run:  alsamixer       all levels cranked and unmuted?
[06:20] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, yes i suppose so if that is the one creating it...i did not issue any commands to create one
[06:20] <cypha> yup
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: ubuntu doesn't have xorg.conf by default, if one exists it will be obeyed
[06:21] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, i see...then nvidia must have created one for me
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> cypha: could ask in #vbox   to ensure your guest settings are ok
[06:21] <cypha> well, let me restart first
[06:21] <cypha> i've been avoiding that
[06:22] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, can i show you the contents?
[06:22] <cypha> thanks for your help ActionParsnip
[06:22] <blake> are there any media players that I can view library as the directory struture
[06:22] <cypha> very much appreciate you sharing your brain
[06:22] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: sure, pastebin away
[06:22] <REK_007> soreau: thanks will test the display thing now ... I didnt know the kernal would not support it . On 11.04 it did ... but since it got broken after a GNOME3 update i didnt give it a try
[06:22] <ActionParsnip> cypha: thanks for the gratitude :)
[06:22] <soreau> REK_007: If nomodeset doesnt work, try not loading the radoen module at all by booting with kernel param radeon.dontloadme=1
[06:23] <REK_007> soreau: will the hamper with 3d accln . or anything as such ?
[06:23] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, this is the content: http://pastebin.com/NrYZKJKU
[06:24] <soreau> REK_007: This is the third time Im telling you this: You will NOT get 3D or any acceleration with the open radeon driver on an HD radeon card using 2.6.32 kernel
[06:24] <REK_007> soreau: on catalyst .. am telling .. am using catalyst .
[06:24] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, i forget to paste the EndSection in the bottom (it is there in my file)
[06:24] <soreau> REK_007: I dont care about catalyst. You arent using that right now
[06:25] <REK_007> soreau: open driver failed boot everytime ... so moved to catalyst .
[06:25] <soreau> REK_007: Unless you reinstalled it since you pastebinned your X log, you are using the radeon driver currently
[06:26] <soreau> REK_007: If you want fglrx, use sys>admin>hardware drivers to install it
[06:26] <REK_007> even with nomodeset ... i tried to check for error by removing the options from boot .. the max i saw the display going black after that message of checking battery or something
[06:26] <REK_007> soreau: i reinstalled it ...as all attempts failed on radeon driver :(
[06:27] <soreau> REK_007: Well I cant help you then
[06:27] <REK_007> ok thanks for your time and effort :)
[06:30] <ALI_BABA> Vl
[06:30] <soreau> REK_007: In the future, try to use better communication when getting support
[06:30] <soreau> just wasted a lot of time
[06:30] <ALI_BABA> co' tha`ng na`0 o? VietNam kh0ng
[06:30] <cypha> ActionParsnip, still no sound
[06:30] <REK_007> soreau: i previously used radeon with compiz on 10.04 with my HD5770 ... :|
[06:31] <soreau> REK_007: I really couldnt care less
[06:31] <ActionParsnip> cypha: then I'm not sure, could make a new user and test
[06:31] <REK_007> sorry that i wasted your time anyway "/
[06:31] <REK_007> :/
[06:31] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: you have 2 device0
[06:32] <cypha> ActionParsnip, can I test sound from command line?
[06:33] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: delete the last section and add the  Option "RegistryDwords" "EnableBrightnessControl=1"    line at around line 41 (in the first display0 section)
[06:33] <cypha> I remember I once was not able to get any sound to work, but when I did something from the commandline, a beep or whatever did play
[06:33] <cypha> giving some clue as to the problem
[06:33] <ActionParsnip> cypha: sure you can use:     aplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav
[06:34] <REK_007> soreau: why you taking this personally :/... i tried whatever you asked me to try .. didnt work so i reverted back to catalyst though it has bugs
[06:34] <cypha> yeah, no sound
[06:34] <sexcopter5000> hi, i have a question regarding samba file sharing. I feel that I have screwed things up with conf files, shares etc and would like a fresh start. Is there a simple way to set things back to vanilla? would something like dpkg-reconfigure do that?
[06:34] <ActionParsnip> cypha: how about as another user?
[06:35] <cypha> ActionParsnip, is it gonna create random files all over my drive?
[06:35] <cypha> or is it a clean removal afterwards?
[06:35] <cypha> with no remnants
[06:35] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, should i restart after the change?
[06:35] <Viktator> Hey, anyone knows whats going on here, when i surf, using chromium, and mouse3-click a link, focues changes to another program window..something to do with compiz?
[06:35] <bordermart> hi everybody
[06:36] <suraj> *-display UNCLAIMED product: Sandy Bridge Integrated Graphics Controller
[06:36] <REK_007> soreau: your nomodeset option worked for the one bug on catalyst thanks :)
[06:37] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: sure, could you pastebin the  new file for me to check please
[06:37] <bordermart> someone know how to use a 10.04 driver on 11.04?
[06:38] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, yes here it is :) http://pastebin.com/Nw0ZeJk6
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: looks good
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> bordermart: the kernels are different so it won't work
[06:39] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, can i issue some command instead of restarting? like restart X or something? or is it necessary to restart?
[06:39] <rahul> Hello Everyone! I just upgraded Ubuntu 10.10 to 11.04 on my Vostro 3350 & it lost wireless Network drivers.. can anybody helpme out getting my wireless adapter work.??
[06:39] <bordermart> ActionParsnip, because my wifi card work in 10.4 but not in 11.04
[06:39] <got_bugged> *-display UNCLAIMED product: Sandy Bridge Integrated Graphics Controller
[06:39] <ActionParsnip> bordermart: what chip does it use?
[06:40] <rahul> same issue with me.. bordermart..
[06:40] <cake_n_bake> hello i have a problem with setting keybindings in ubuntu, and i was hoping to have some help
[06:40] <cake_n_bake> currently using unity atm
[06:40] <vehemoth> how do I do spaces in paths in conky?
[06:40] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: you can restart X with the shortcut K+Alt+PrintScrn
[06:40] <rahul> mine have Centrino N 1030
[06:40] <bordermart> humm i dont remberber the chip bur i have a dell latitude d 820
[06:40] <bordermart> remember*
[06:41] <ActionParsnip> bordermart: if you run:  sudo lshw -C network     it will say (look at the product line)
[06:42] <ActionParsnip> rahul: http://forum.aircrack-ng.org/index.php?topic=11498.0
[06:42] <bordermart> broadcom
[06:42] <ActionParsnip> rahul: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1718211
[06:42] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, ahhhhh horraay it works :)
[06:43] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, my screen is nice and bright now
[06:43] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: yeya, now backup the file, you can restore the file should you need a reinstall later
[06:43] <bordermart> ActionParsnip, broadcom wireless
[06:43] <ActionParsnip> bordermart: is that all it says?
[06:43] <diverdude> ActionParsnip, yess...thank you very much
[06:43] <ActionParsnip> bordermart: just "broadcom"
[06:43] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: np bro
[06:43] <bordermart> yes
[06:43] <ActionParsnip> bordermart: joy, is it a usb device or internal?
[06:44] <bordermart> internal
[06:44] <ActionParsnip> bordermart: ok then run:  lspci | grep -i broadc       what is output?
[06:44] <skpl> can someone help me? i was trying to scp a file between two computers on my network and i got this error http://pastebin.com/xLhLQiV0
[06:45] <got_bugged> ubuntu 10.04 display issue *-display UNCLAIMED product: Sandy Bridge Integrated Graphics Controller need help
[06:46] <llutz_> skpl: did you reinstall serversides ssh or changed the host-key on server?
[06:46] <skpl> llutz, no
[06:46] <osse> I've heard that when doing the regular ./configure && make && make install routine some people like to "make a pacakge out of it". I guess is simplified removing files when/if that times comes. Is this something dpkg (or something else) can do for me?
[06:47] <ActionParsnip> !checkinstall | osse
[06:47] <llutz_> skpl: did you address the server sometimes by different IPs or hostnames?
[06:47] <skpl> llutz, no
[06:48] <llutz_> skpl: then check the server
[06:48] <skpl> chekc the server for what
[06:48] <llutz_> skpl: check _why_ the hostkey changed
[06:48] <skpl> how do i do that
[06:49] <osse> ActionParsnip, brilliant! Thank you! I guess this is a common question since ubotto's got it covered :)
[06:49] <llutz_> skpl: check logs, compare keys with the one backed up
[06:49] <ActionParsnip> osse: indeed, helps us help you faster and easier too :)\
[06:49] <cypha> ActionParsnip, fixed
[06:49] <cypha> it was PCM that was muted
[06:49] <cypha> and I never realized
[06:49] <cypha> apparently that's the default
[06:50] <skpl> llutz, i reinstalled ubuntu on the server machine
[06:51] <llutz_> skpl: so you reinstalled SSH too! thats what i asked before. remove offending key from your known_hosts
[06:52] <got_bugged> ubuntu 10.04 display issue *-display UNCLAIMED product: Sandy Bridge Integrated Graphics Controller need help
[06:52] <ActionParsnip> cypha: I thought you said you'd ran alsamixer and all was cranked and unmuted....
[06:52] <cypha> didn't notice that one I guess
[06:52] <ActionParsnip> cypha: d'oh
[06:52] <cypha> or maybe it was before the restart
[06:52] <raj-darkmsytery> ubuntu 10.04 display issue *-display UNCLAIMED product: Sandy Bridge Integrated Graphics Controller need help
[06:52] <cypha> and something else was wrong
[06:52] <ActionParsnip> cypha: restarts are never a bad thing
[06:52] <blake> whats the xchat command to connect to a sever in a new tab/window? D:
[06:53] <cypha> ActionParsnip, they are when you have so much crap open
[06:53] <skpl> llutz, ok thanks, that worked.
[06:53] <skpl> llutz, sorry bout that
[06:53] <ActionParsnip> cypha: well if youhave an iss it may help
[06:53] <cypha> thank you though ActionParsnip
[06:53] <ActionParsnip> cypha: np man
[06:53] <osse> ActionParsnip, thanks again! This was a goldmine! Hadn't heard about auto-apt either
[06:54] <ActionParsnip> osse: you'll learn every day in Linux ;)
[07:02] <carli2> hi. from where can i get a larger ammount of ubuntu CDs for low costs?
[07:04] <greg3000> Choppy Video Issue - ATI Radeon VGA chip - was working good with ati drivers and 10.04 LTS, reinstalled same driver on 11.04 server and rough performance.  Any ideas why the two systems respond differently?
[07:04] <greg3000> Or what to do?
[07:04] <ActionParsnip> carli2: http://shop.canonical.com/product_info.php?products_id=852
[07:04] <JZApples> I've got 11.04 and seem to have lost my volume applet in the top right panel.  Anyone know how to get it back?  I tried gnome-volume-control-applet, and it's running in system monitor, but still not displayed.
[07:06] <Tyred> JZApples: Right click on panel and drop down to Panel> and click Add New Items, Search for Mixer or Indicator Plugin... That is just from the top of my head
[07:06] <ActionParsnip> JZApples: try running: /usr/lib/indicator-sound/indicator-sound-service
[07:07] <JZApples> 11.04 doesn't do anything when i right click
[07:08] <JZApples> ActionParsnip, bash: /usr/lib/indicator-sound/indicator-sound-service: No such file or directory
[07:08] <ActionParsnip> JZApples: hmm, what is the output of:   lsb_release -sc
[07:09] <JZApples> ActionParsnip, NATTY
[07:09] <JZApples> ActionParsnip, minus the caps lock
[07:09] <ActionParsnip> JZApples: is the package indicator-sound installed?
[07:10] <JZApples> ActionParsnip, negative
[07:10] <ActionParsnip> JZApples: that's the issue then, install the package and you can then run the command
[07:10] <JZApples> ActionParsnip, thanks dawg!
[07:10] <stiv2k> holy shit
[07:10] <stiv2k> why does wget make a file every time i run it?
[07:11] <jussi> !language | stiv2k
[07:11] <greg3000> stiv2k: look up wget manual, you need to turn output to null
[07:11] <ActionParsnip> stiv2k: that's normal, you can use the extra option:    -o filename
[07:12] <greg3000> Anyone good with ATI video card setup?  I had it working good in 10.04 LTS, but now not good in 11.04.  I don't know why it could be
[07:12] <stiv2k> greg3000: i did --quiet already
[07:12] <stiv2k> greg3000: but it still makes a file
[07:12] <greg3000> output to /dev/null
[07:13] <JZApples> ActionParsnip, http://paste.ubuntu.com/688907/
[07:13] <stiv2k> oh
[07:13] <stiv2k> ok
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> JZApples: try:  mkdir -p /home/jon/.cache/indicators/sound/album-art-cache
[07:16] <JZApples> ActionParsnip, still getting this: (process:10138): libindicator-WARNING **: No watchers, service timing out.
[07:16] <JZApples> ** (process:10138): DEBUG: Service shutdown !
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> JZApples: not sure then, could try a reboot
[07:18] <JZApples> kk
[07:19] <MichaelLandon> I'm not sure what's going on, I got to the party late. It seems that whatever you need is either missing or in the wrong directory. Run a search for what's missing
[07:19] <MichaelLandon> If you find it, put it where it needs to be and try again
[07:20] <MichaelLandon> You will probably get new errors lol
[07:22] <Guest64685> Hello?
[07:23] <Guest64685> My home server just died, It has a software raid 5 array on it.
[07:23] <Guest64685> How do I go about getting my files back?
[07:24] <Jragon> Hi
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> Guest64685: use your backups is the easiest way
[07:24] <greg3000> Anyone good with ATI video card setup?  I had it working good in 10.04 LTS, but now not good in 11.04.  I don't know why it could be
[07:26] <Guest64685> backups.... That's why I was running raid... The data isn't all that important...
[07:26] <Guest64685> Just if I could get it back easily... its worth it.
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Guest64685: a lot of corporate servers use RAID and have a nightly backup of their data.
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Guest64685: you could recreate the array in livecD and access it
[07:27] <Guest64685> yeah, well. This was my home server.
[07:27] <Guest64685> Ahh... LiveCD... perfect.
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> Guest64685: then more reason to have a backup if it's a server
[07:27] <llutz_> RAID is not a backup-replacement, if oyur data isn't important, why worrying about getting it back
[07:29] <GhostWolf> hi all, got a question, is chromium web browser same as Google Chrome? or different? and aslo if it is different i downloaded and tired to install the stable version of google chrome, and it was able to do install or try to install via ubuntu's software center, and i click install authenticate it and when it goes it has the install button again after it looks like its going and tells me to install this only if you trust it
[07:29] <GhostWolf>  anyone help?
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: chromium is the open version, they use the bugs reported in chromium and occasionally take a snapshot, then make it stable and name it chrome
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: chrome in software centre is a game afaik, chromium-browser will install the open source browser, you will need the google repo to install chrome
[07:31] <GhostWolf> ActionParsnip, ok, but what bout the one i downloaded? it keeps coming up to have me install it but have saying trust it
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> as in the browser
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: can you close software centre and run:  sudo apt-get update     and pastebin the text
[07:32] <GhostWolf> ActionParsnip, ok just a minute
[07:32] <no_gravity> Hi, i have Ubuntu 10 and want to run a mono app. What do I have to do?
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: how are you installing it
[07:33] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: I used the Download link here: https://github.com/trafassel/Gestaltlupe
[07:33] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: it gave me a zip file. in it are a ton of files. some are exe files.
[07:35] <GhostWolf> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/yyy4tCQh
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: I think you just need the mono package
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: ok looks good, no errors orwarnings :)
[07:36] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: Ok, and then I do what?
[07:36] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: "apt-get install mono" tells me it cant find the package.
[07:37] <GhostWolf> ActionParsnip, ok and i noticed it shows the first line http://dl.google.com stable InRelease, is that the chrome i was trying to install?
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> !info mono-complete | no_gravity
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: seems so, what is the output of: uname -m
[07:38] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: do i need the development tools?
[07:38] <alexfs0> hi
[07:38] <GhostWolf> just a sec ActionParsnip after i did that an update window came up
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: possibly, read the readme file or instructions, it will tell you
[07:39] <alexfs0> hmm
[07:39] <alexfs0> alguém do brasil?
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> !brazil
[07:39] <GhostWolf> ActionParsnip, it shows i686
[07:39] <Elisi> But there's a new reason to promote circumcision and maybe even make it mandatory: foreskins are the U.S.'s newest cash crop, exceeded only in dollar value by marijuana. Harvesting foreskins is worth billions of dollars to the U.S. economy every year, and we don't have to worry about China beating us in this field too, because they don't practice routine infant circumcision.
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: cool
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: http://www.google.com/chrome/eula.html?hl=en-GB&brand=GGRY&installdataindex=search-experiment&platform=linux_ubuntu_i386
[07:39] <GhostWolf> ok thanks ActionParsnip
[07:40] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: the readme just says "install the mono package". well, i will install what you said.
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: select 32bit deb for Ubuntu and download the deb, double click to install it
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: seems to cover it
[07:40] <GhostWolf> ActionParsnip, thats what i downlaoded and it asked me to save or run i saved it but i right selected it and selected to have the ubuntu software center to install
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: ok then close software centre. Where did you save the file?
[07:41] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: but will mono run the .exe files?
[07:41] <fitha> 呵呵
[07:41] <fitha> !time
[07:42] <GhostWolf> ActionParsnip, in the download folder that FireFox has for it
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: then run:    cd ~/Downloads; sudo dpkg -i ./google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb; sudo apt-get -f install; rm ./google-chrome-stable_current_i386.deb
[07:43] <GhostWolf> btw ActionParsnip i just looked and i guess i have Google Chrome already installed. it shows in the Internet section of the applications
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: good enough for me :)
[07:44] <GhostWolf> ActionParsnip, let me open to see if it works
[07:44] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: I think i will just boot up an ec2 instance with windows and use it there. looks like mono is not ready for users yet.
[07:45] <GhostWolf> ActionParsnip, i guess it does, i just opened and it works asked me to select a search engnie and then other info
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: cool
[07:45] <GhostWolf> ActionParsnip, thanks for ya help
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: its used by quite a lot, I'd ask in the mono channel
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf: np
[07:46] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: im in the mono channel. no infos there. i could also use wine. but will wine run mono stuff?
[07:47] <raji> dads
[07:47] <raji> sadscas
[07:47] <raji> cds
[07:47] <raji> c
[07:47] <raji> sdcds
[07:47] <FloodBot1> raji: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:47] <raji> c
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: considering you have probably spent 10 minutes on this then assumed it's not ready, I'd say it was a poor effort on your part personally. I don't know how wine will go with mono, I don't develop or mess with that stuff (save for Spotify in Wine)
[07:47] <raji> rww
[07:47] <rww> raji: yes?
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: try finding some mono guides online, or a mono forum etc, you may get better help as it is more specific to your issue
[07:48] <raji> yes
[07:49] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: sounds like that will take a lot longer then to boot a windows machine. if i as a programmer cannot find out how to run a mono app within 30 minutes then i say good night mono.
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: your choice, one you get the environment setup, it will fly
[07:50] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: i dont think so. the environment is "apt-get install mono-complete" right? im lost after that.
[07:51] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: ok, i give mono one more chance, install it and see if after that i have any clue how to run that app...
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: I'd see if there are any how-tos on the ubuntuforums too, the package should install a lot of what you need
[07:52] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: hmm... "couldnt find the package mono-complete"
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> !info mono-complete
[07:53] <monu> hi
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: it's in the universe repo, which you currently don't have enabled
[07:54] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: that means what? vim /etc/apt/sources.list and put some repo there?
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: if you have software centre installed you can use that
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> !repos | no_gravity
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: editting sources.list as you say is also fine
[07:59] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: this is my current sources.list: http://codepad.org/xwcRJep6
[07:59] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: what do i have to add?
[08:00] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: deb http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ lucid universe
[08:00] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> hi there
[08:03] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: isnt that already covered by the first line?
[08:03] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: true, do you have software centre ?
[08:04] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: i dont even know what that is
[08:06] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: i installed gnome like this: apt-get install gnome-core
[08:07] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: strange, i added your line, did apt-get update and now i see mono-complete.
[08:07] <no_gravity> installing ist...
[08:07] <no_gravity> s/ist/it
[08:08] <ServerTechLaptop> Ubuntu 11.04 Server not booting up? Encrypted hard drive and there is just a blinking line. It was working fine a few minutes ago.
[08:09] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> i just tried to install gnome3 on my 11.04 machine, and when i restarted my system gets as far as "stopping system v runlevel compatibility [ok]" and then the machine just stops
[08:09] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> i can get to the command line by doing alt+f1, alt+f2 etc
[08:09] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> but it doesn't start X
[08:09] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> i have tried to start X from the command line but i just get a black screen
[08:10] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> i have tried to start gdm from the command line and i just get "Failed to aquire org.Gnome.Displaymanager" "Failed to aquire name, bailing out"
[08:10] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> has anybody seen this error before, does anybody know what i can do to fix it or what might be wrong?
[08:10] <ServerTechLaptop> Ubuntu 11.04 Server not booting up? Encrypted hard drive and there is just a blinking line. It was working fine a few minutes ago.
[08:12] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> if i press alt+f8, it flicks to a black X screen with a waiting cursor for a fraction of a second, then flicks back to the F7 text screen. and then it flicks between the two until i change terminal again
[08:13] <no_gravity> ActionParsnip: unbelievable, i got that thing running! Mono runs the .exe files when you do "mono the.exe" Thank you for your support!
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> Uatec[Ubuntu]: gnome3 isn't supported in Natty, I suggest you ask in #gnome
[08:13] <ActionParsnip> ServerTechLaptop: try adding the boot option: nomodeset
[08:14] <ActionParsnip> no_gravity: cool. Np man :)
[08:14] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> ActionParsnip: CRAP! the website i was following looked all confident and just "this is how we do it"
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> !gnome3 | Uatec[Ubuntu]
[08:15] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> oh crap
[08:15] <ActionParsnip> Uatec[Ubuntu]: if you want gnome3 SOOOO badly, reinstall with Oneiric. Gnome3 is not compatible with Natty
[08:16] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> i don't want it THAT badly, i just didn't know it would cause so much trouble :(
[08:16] <bordermart> hi i'm back
[08:16] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> what's oneiric? (i'm stuck at the command line now :( )
[08:17] <ikonia> 38795oops
[08:17] <ikonia> oops
[08:17] <jpds> ikonia: Righto.
[08:17] <ikonia> sorry about that
[08:17] <bordermart> hi everybody
[08:17] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> can someone suggest a command line web browser that i could use to find out what oneiric is?
[08:17] <llutz_> !oneiric
[08:17] <ActionParsnip> Uatec[Ubuntu]: oneiric is the codename of Ubuntu 11.10 and it uses Gnome3
[08:18] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> ah, interesting
[08:18] <bordermart> My wifi wont work but in 10.04 it work
[08:18] <rww> Uatec[Ubuntu]: w3m
[08:18] <ServerTechLaptop> Ubuntu 11.04 Server not booting up? Encrypted hard drive and there is just a blinking line. It was working fine a few minutes ago. Recovery mode not working either.
[08:18] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> thanks rww
[08:18] <TWiSTEDSO> anyone that can help out on this problem , it seems that eth0 got an old ip , need to restart the network , but when doing a start/stop/restart , im getting this error : ifdown couldnt read interfaces file etc/network/interfaces : ifup couldnt read interfaces file etc/network/interfaces any hints ? Computer aint using any router
[08:19] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> i'll install that after i've finished installing kde, hoping that THAT will save my bacon
[08:19] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> otherwise my GF will kill me :S
[08:19] <ikonia> ServerTechLaptop: repeating the same thing every 2 minutes won't help
[08:19] <bordermart> how are you ikonia ?
[08:20] <Wollyman> Why are you not supposed to say ?[\0x01]DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0 on IRC?
[08:20] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, DON'T click on suspicious links, and type « /msg ubottu exploit » if you want more information.
[08:20] <rww> !exploit > Wollyman
[08:21] <Wollyman> Oh, isn't that old though?
[08:21] <rww> Wollyman: Yes. It still catches users.
[08:22] <rww> Wollyman: and a pragmatic reason: saying it will get you banned from #ubuntu automatically. so don't :P
[08:22] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> okay, well i'm in a gui of some sort
[08:22] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> i wonder. what's the upgrade path between 11.04 and 11.10?
[08:22] <Wollyman> What's it do? I didn't see anything go bad
[08:22] <rww> Wollyman: see the link from ubottu
[08:23] <rww> Wollyman: (any question we didn't already answer in the articles linked there is not likely to be answered)
[08:26] <bordermart> Someone know why my wifi card work on 10.04 but not in 11.04?
[08:30] <theadmin> When using apt-get to match against a regular expression, how to tell it to *exclude* specific packages? Say, I want ubuntu.* to include "ubuntu-restricted-extras" but EXCLUDE "ubuntu-desktop" (just as an example, the actual situation includes too many packages to list)
[08:31] <Younder> What is this migration/? running on my computer??
[08:31] <nze> how do i cut of a file at a certain line that i can regexp-match?
[08:31] <pierre_> hi
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: grep -v   will in(v)ert the grep (find things hich aren't what you grep for)
[08:33] <pierre_> i am using ubuntu lucid as guest on xen 4.0 and when i migrate to natty it setups grub2 and i lose my pygrub boot...
[08:33] <pierre_> is there a way to make it skips grub2 install during mirgration to natty?
[08:34] <Younder> pierre_, no
[08:34] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: How could I use grep for this, though?
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> Uatec[Ubuntu]: you can run:  sudo do-release-upgrade -d    and go from natty to oneiric asit is the (d)evelopment (unstable) branch
[08:34] <pierre_> I tried to purge it afterward and ut grub-legacy back but it is not working
[08:34] <Younder> pierre_, and indeed that wouldbe ill adviced
[08:35] <pierre_> Younder, I tried several time and it doesn't work..
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: if you have a list of packages,or have an installed OS you want to clone you can use the !clone factoid then grep etc the packages
[08:36] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Well, APT supports (basic) regular expressions to match against. So, "ubuntu.*" would match all packages starting with "ubuntu". How would I go about doing the same, but removing ubuntu-desktop out of that list?
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: dpkg -l | grep '^ubuntu' | grep -v ubuntu-desktop
[08:37] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: That matches only installed packages.
[08:37] <Younder> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 see grub1 vs. grub2
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: hmm,the version numbers have the word ubuntu in
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: gimme  a sec
[08:38] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Again, that's only ever helpful for installed packages, I need to search the whole apt-cache out, hmm...
[08:39] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: I probably would want to use apt-cache search + awk, then.
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: dpkg -l | awk '{ print $2 }' | grep ubuntu | grep -v ubuntu-desktop
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: if you want to change dpkg -l   for   apt-cache search  it should be ok
[08:40] <wildbat> if it support regex, just  "^ubuntu"
[08:41] <ActionParsnip> apt-cache search . | awk '{ print $1 }' | grep ubuntu | grep -v ubuntu-desktop
[08:42] <ActionParsnip> 179 results ;)
[08:43] <tasslehoff> I can enter a website in firefox, but don't get any response on ping (this is a site that should answer)
[08:44] <ikonia> tasslehoff: got to be a firewall
[08:44] <ikonia> tasslehoff: or your browsing the web with a proxy
[08:44] <Younder> tasslehoff, no, it does'nt have to. It can be blocked by the firewall
[08:45] <Younder> tasslehoff, I wards off some script kiddies from further examining your machines
[08:46] <tasslehoff> ikonia: Younder: it happened after I upgraded from 10.10 to 11.04.
[08:46] <tasslehoff> Younder: you mean a default firewall in 11.04?
[08:47] <Younder> tasslehoff, ufw? That's basically iptables
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> tasslehoff: tried another browser?
[08:47] <Younder> tasslehoff, no ping would be enabled by defaults
[08:48] <SNSK> hi there, help with network manager
[08:48] <tasslehoff> ActionParsnip: git over https, firefox and chrome work fine. apt as well. ping and pidgin (gtalk) does not.
[08:49] <Younder> tasslehoff, on the command line try to ping it
[08:49] <wildbat> !ask| SNSK
[08:50] <SNSK> how can i make all applications to be always online even there is no connection in networ manager
[08:50] <tasslehoff> Younder: that's what I did before my initial Q :) I get no reply on a command line ping.
[08:50] <tasslehoff> I'll check if our network admin have done some funky stuff
[08:50] <ikonia> tasslehoff: then it's being firewalled
[08:51] <Younder> tasslehoff, and uou just did ufw enable?
[08:51] <tasslehoff> ikonia: perhaps I got a new IP when I upgraded
[08:51] <tasslehoff> Younder: no, haven't touched it.
[08:52] <wildbat> SNSK:  don't use network manager then ~ config the /etc/network/interfaces
[08:52] <mrjbar> anyone here running Ubuntu on a macbook?
[08:52] <Younder> tasslehoff, well you should.. anyhow ping is port 23
[08:53] <ikonia> ping is not a port, it's icmp
[08:53] <SNSK> wildbat, okay you tell me what to edit in /etc/network/interfaces
[08:53] <Younder> so just log into te machine and check ising fstat if the proes is connected and working
[08:53] <ikonia> telnet is port 24
[08:53] <llutz_> Younder: port 23 is telnet
[08:53] <ikonia> 23
[08:53] <ikonia> sorry
[08:54] <wildbat> SNSK: that's depends what you need and you system .
[08:54] <SNSK> wildbat, i am connection through pon poff method which is not registered in network manager and so i cannot use evolution or or other connected apps, they always stay offline
[08:54] <Younder> so just log into the machine and check using fstat if the proes is connected and working
[08:54] <SNSK> wildbat, but when i uninstall network managet everything works fine
[08:54] <ikonia> Younder: what are you talking about, he's asking why ping isn't responding.....
[08:55] <SNSK> but is there any way to do same with network manager
[08:55] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> crap
[08:55] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> update-manager crashes when i try to upgrade to 11.10 :(
[08:55] <Younder> This drops ping in iptables -p icmp --icmp-type echo-request -j DROP
[08:56] <ikonia> Younder: it doesn't have to be on his machine, it could be on the remote machine, a firewall in between or the router he goes out of
[08:56] <Younder> ikonia, yes, I know
[08:56] <Dobuntu> I have an issue where wget only works if I sudo...  This comes after a failed attempt at getting squid3 running (I aborted).  Anyone know how I might be able to fix?
[08:57] <tasslehoff> it is most likely remote, since the nw-admin has played around a bit lately
[08:57] <tasslehoff> I'll check with him
[08:57] <TWiSTEDSO> anyone that can help out on this problem , it seems that eth0 got an old ip , need to restart the network , but when doing a start/stop/restart , im getting this error : ifdown couldnt read interfaces file etc/network/interfaces : ifup couldnt read interfaces file etc/network/interfaces any hints ? Computer aint using any router ?
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> TWiSTEDSO: sudo dhclient3 eth0
[08:59] <TWiSTEDSO> ActionParsnip: testing , thnks
[08:59] <SNSK> wildbat, any ideas
[09:00] <wildbat> SNSK:  sorry i don't know any pon/poff. but NM should interface with that ...
[09:01] <wildbat> SNSK: can you ping 8.8.8.8? with NM installed?
[09:02] <TWiSTEDSO> ActionParsnip: THNKS it solved the problem :)
[09:02] <llutz_> SNSK: pppoe or simple dialup? installing modemmanager should make those connections available in networkmanager too
[09:02] <xosuitehearts> I need some help with my cdrom drive mounting and unmounting
[09:02] <SNSK> llutz, dialup through bluetooth to my 3g mobile
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> boom
[09:03] <xosuitehearts> up until recently when I tried the /mount/dev/ command its been saying that "drive already mounted" every time I stick a cd into it
[09:03] <xosuitehearts> mount: block device /dev/sr0 is write-protected, mounting read-only
[09:03] <SNSK> yes
[09:03] <xosuitehearts> what does that mean?
[09:03] <SNSK> wildbat, yes
[09:03] <xosuitehearts> I didn't used to do that
[09:03] <xosuitehearts> even after I restarted the computer
[09:03] <wildbat> SNSK:  that DNS problem then ~ you do have internet.
[09:04] <wildbat> SNSK: NM tend to override the DNS setting.
[09:04] <xosuitehearts> could anyone give me some help please?
[09:05] <Peter_Bilt> how should i red aout the cpu freakweency?
[09:05] <llutz_> SNSK: maybe this helps http://goo.gl/Rucvs
[09:05] <SNSK> wildbat, i have internet, but since my network manager does not recognize it it shows a dimond and evolution takes it as there is no connection and atays offline, everything works fine if i uninstall my network manager'
[09:05] <thinced> xosuitehearts: cdrom is writeprotected thoug you can't write anything into it, except burning
[09:05] <Younder> xosuitehearts, check your USB ports. You might have a key logger
[09:05] <Peter_Bilt> hello prince akeem
[09:05] <wildbat> SNSK, read that should be helpful. ~ thpu don't NM can dailup 3g now ?? ~
[09:06] <xosuitehearts> Younder I dont have a keylogger mate
[09:06] <Peter_Bilt> can you say what kind of mechanism set the intel cpu frequency in ubunu?
[09:06] <SNSK> llutz, i use same procedure
[09:06] <xosuitehearts> thinced so what exactly does mounting and unmounting mean?
[09:07] <xosuitehearts> thinced, is it giving me that message because the media I have in it is write protected?
[09:07] <xosuitehearts> thinced mounting it and unmounting wouldnt really have much affect?
[09:07] <SNSK> wildbat, my network manager cannot connect to my 3g phone, i tried a lot so i have to use ponpoff method
[09:08] <SNSK> llutz, i have internet, but since my network manager does not recognize it it shows a dimond and evolution takes it as there is no connection and atays offline, everything works fine if i uninstall my network manager'
[09:08] <llutz_> SNSK: then why don't you just remove network-manager?
[09:09] <wildbat> SNSK, just add nameserver back you should be fine. since you can ping 8.8.8.8. ps. you can use 8.8.8.8 as your  DNS override.
[09:09] <llutz_> SNSK: theres wicd (wifi) and /etc/network/interfaces (wired), no need for nm at all
[09:09] <tasslehoff> ikonia: Younder: ping was indeed blocked in our firewall, and pidgin didn't work because it tried to use Gnome Proxy settings.
[09:10] <SNSK> llutz, i do that, but i was wondering if any of you people can give me simple edit in configuration files to make my problem solve
[09:10] <SNSK> but even your solution is nice and i will try that
[09:12] <Dmole> anyone know how to use truecrypt auto mount?
[09:13] <wildbat> hmmm truecrypt is increasely popular ~ but why..... hmmm .
[09:14] <Younder> wildbat, wee I use it on Home
[09:14] <Random_Dude> wildbat: because it's a good program? is there a problem with it?
[09:15] <wildbat> nothing ~ just curious :)
[09:15] <Younder> wildbat, it's a simple block cipher that makes it more difficult to steal important data
[09:15] <Dmole> wildbat: because it's the only one to not put a "this is encrypted" label on your device
[09:17] <Dmole> only problem is documentation sucks ... reading the source
[09:18] <wildbat> reading its website now :)
[09:18] <Random_Dude> Dmole: are you trying to do something especific? because I found it very straightforward to use
[09:18] <xosuitehearts> thinced hello? still there?
[09:19] <Dmole> Random_Dude: I'm trying to figure out how to mount sets of drives
[09:20] <Dmole> I think I can make a "Favorites file?" and use it....
[09:21] <wildbat> interesting ~ it support whole system encrption on windows  but not linux .
[09:21] <Random_Dude> Dmole: I not sure what are you trying to do. I just used it sometime ago to create a folder that I would mount form time to time
[09:21] <Dmole> wildbat: you sure about that?
[09:21] <Younder> wildbat: 99.157.204.243 is that your IP? cause it shown up on xchat
[09:22] <wildbat> Younder: may be , why ?
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> ?
[09:22] <Younder> ahh a ping issue
[09:22] <wildbat> ?
[09:23] <Younder> never mind
[09:23] <xukun> does linux support dolby truehd (E-AC3/MLP) and DTS-HD Master Audio(DTS+++) yet?
[09:23] <wildbat> Dmole: that it didn't say it support linux on that .
[09:26] <Dmole> wildbat: yes and as the do list linux on the other "supported OS" you are right.
[09:27] <wildbat> hmmm next time i reintall my system i should pay with it ;p
[09:27] <Younder> xukun, apparently there is no hardware device list.
[09:27] <xosuitehearts> Younder thank you for your help mate. but I dont think I have a keylogger. lols
[09:27] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> WTF?
[09:28] <ikonia> Uatec[Ubuntu]: control the language
[09:28] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> i'm trying to an 'apt-get upgrade' and i'm getting 403 forbidden errors from http://gb.archive.ubuntu.org/pool/universe/x/...
[09:29] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> and i can't do my upgrade
[09:29] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> sorry ikonia
[09:29] <llutz_> Uatec[Ubuntu]: wait a while or change mirror
[09:29] <simius> Can anyone help me out with apache httpd.conf settings?
[09:29] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> how can i change my mirror?
[09:29] <Younder> Uatec[Ubuntu], you don't have the necessary permissions
[09:30] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> Younder: i know what it means. But as far as i knew, that was a public part of the ubuntu site
[09:30] <Dmole> simius: what you need?
[09:30] <Uatec[Ubuntu]> why wouldn't i have permissions to download the updates to ubun tu?
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> Uatec[Ubuntu]: are you a member of the admin group?
[09:30] <Younder> Uatec[Ubuntu], you knew wrong
[09:30] <llutz_> Uatec[Ubuntu]: try nl.archive.ubuntu.org  or whatever you like, set it in your sources.list
[09:31] <jpds> Uatec[Ubuntu]: What's the exact error?
[09:31] <llutz_> 403 is a serverside error, nothing to do on client side
[09:31] <simius> Dmole, I need to have a domain point to a directory on a linode I have setup but rather than have linode_ip/website I just want the domain to be the whole url
[09:31] <llutz_> in case of apt-get failing
[09:31] <jpds> llutz_: Actually, no; it's a user error in this case.
[09:32] <jpds> Uatec[Ubuntu]: Your sources.list file is wrong.
[09:32] <llutz_> jpds: if apt-get fails with 403??
[09:32] <jpds> llutz_: Yes, look closely at the URL.
[09:32] <Dmole> simius: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/examples.html
[09:32] <jpds> llutz_: http://gb.archive.ubuntu.org/pool/universe/x/ ← should be ubuntu/pool/
[09:33] <llutz_> jpds: oops, i see, sry
[09:33] <jpds> Uatec[Ubuntu]: Change your sources.list file so that it's using: http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
[09:35] <Peter_Bilt> does the cpu scaling not work anymore?
[09:35] <Peter_Bilt> on natty?
[09:36] <Younder> Peter_Bilt, It  should work better than ever. But that is due to the linux kernel.
[09:36] <Peter_Bilt> and how can i see the actual clk?
[09:36] <valthyx> hello, i have a problem. I was using ubuntu on my laptop, after a few minutes, it hangs, the screen hangs and i could not move my mouse and keyboard is not responsive, nothing is responsive
[09:36] <Younder> Peter_Bilt, It is not directly related to this particular distribution
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> valthyx: test the RAM using memtest is a great start
[09:37] <valthyx> ActionParsnip: did you mean the "memtest" at the boot menu?
[09:37] <Peter_Bilt>  * Loading cpufreq kernel modules...                                       [fail]
[09:38] <Dmole> valthyx:yes
[09:40] <abhinav_singh> i accidentally  deleted my eth0 connection...how do i recover it
[09:40] <Peter_Bilt> ifup eth0
[09:40] <Peter_Bilt> ifconfig eth0 up
[09:42] <abhinav_singh> Peter_Bilt: i am not able to see eth0 in my network connections
[09:43] <erik1984> valthyx: In case the memtest doesn't give a clue: are you on Ubuntu 11.04 with Unity. If so type "log" in the dash and start the "log file viewer". Take a look at kern.log around the time of the freezes
[09:44] <Younder> abhinav_singh: http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialNetworking.html
[09:44] <greenit> hi, i have a problem with cheese... i have the logitech hd webcam c510, which says that it produces fluent pictures, which also works with skype, but it doesn't work with cheese... any knows how to get a fluent video with cheese?
[09:46] <Younder> greenit, Your mouse ;)
[09:46] <abhinav_singh> Peter_Bilt: i am not able to see eth0 in my network connections
[09:46] <greenit> Younder, ?
[09:46] <Younder> greenit, Just a joke
[09:46] <greenit> Younder, ah, k^^
[09:50] <Younder> greenit, the best I can do is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[09:50] <greenit> Younder, thx
[09:55] <pfcmaleta> Hi. Do anybody know what pci slots are sharing resources? I have MSI K9N Neo V3 mobo and I want to put TV card and Sound card in PCI slot. What is best solution for that?
[09:55] <c_nick> how to edit the PATH
[09:56] <squig> hey I was wondering if any one had ever seen a utility called gzio ?
[09:57] <llutz_> c_nick: systemwide? edit /etc/environment, per user? edit ~/.profile
[09:57] <Younder> pfcmaleta, It should do that automatically. do a lshw nad give me a report in interrupt (IRQ) conflicts
[09:59] <Younder> pfcmaleta, It's probably a custom driver like NVIDEA
[09:59] <pfcmaleta> http://pastebin.com/F3EBwtF0
[10:00] <Younder> pfcmaleta, It's your video card
[10:00] <Younder> pfcmaleta, GeForce 8600 GT
[10:01] <pfcmaleta> Yes...
[10:01] <neave> can anyone help with thsi wifi t/shooting issue https://docs.google.com/document/d/10_Z2oY2ktOwCtlD-m6jTblXzdZAh1aWNsfI5UfSCY3Q/edit?hl=en_GB
[10:02] <Younder> pfcmaleta, load the custom video driver
[10:02] <c_nick> ok thanks llutz
[10:02] <g3nt3lg1ant> Does anyone know how to set up OpenVPN??
[10:02] <pfcmaleta> Younder: :S how to do that?
[10:03] <Younder> pfcmaleta, go to programs and select system
[10:04] <nyuszika7h> ubottu is gone :O
[10:04] <pfcmaleta> I use linux Mint...sorry...is that problem?
[10:05] <Younder> pfcmaleta, and select upgrading tool
[10:07] <pfcmaleta> okay...i have selected recommended video drivers
[10:07] <pfcmaleta> already
[10:07] <Younder> pfcmaleta, chevk http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy-updates/xserver-xorg-driver-all
[10:08] <pfcmaleta> ok
[10:08] <Younder> pfcmaleta, to see you are on that list
[10:08] <llutz_> g3nt3lg1ant: see http://goo.gl/H7hD
[10:09] <pfcmaleta> Younder: and what will I get with that? Do you have suggestion for putting my TV and Sound card in PCI slots?
[10:09] <Younder> pfcmaleta, I have my TV on a SV3 onnection
[10:10] <llutz_> pfcmaleta: look into the mainboards-manual, shared slots should be shown there
[10:10] <pfcmaleta> llutz: ok
[10:10] <Younder> pfcmaleta, what ports does your graphics card provide?
[10:11] <Sterist> anyone know what might cause the CPU to spike for about 20sec every 5min or so making everything but applet displays and mouse unresponsive? "top" doesnt show anything consuming the CPU. i tried different kernels from newest backport to oldest available.
[10:11] <emorris> Hi, I'm trying to boot an old fujitsu siemens laptop into Ubuntu, but it just stops on a black screen when (I assume) it tries to switch to X. The failsafe X option works ok. I have tried the boot options like i915.modeset=1 and xforcevesa but no luck. Any ideas?
[10:11] <pfcmaleta> Younder: I don't understand...how do you think 'card provide slots'? You think in what slot is inserted?
[10:12] <Guest72771> Sterist: are u looking at IO waits in Top too?
[10:12] <Younder> pfcmaleta, I see from a picture on the internet that it in cat has a SVE slot
[10:12] <g3nt3lg1ant> llutz_: do you have a openVPN working??
[10:12] <Younder> pfcmaleta, I see from a picture on the internet that it in cat has a SV3 slot
[10:12] <llutz_> g3nt3lg1ant: nope, using pptp
[10:13] <g3nt3lg1ant> llutz_: is that easier to set up and us??
[10:13] <Younder> pfcmaleta, now go to NVIDEA.. and select clone etc
[10:13] <Sterist> guest71771 no, what should i be keeping an eye out for?
[10:13] <g3nt3lg1ant> llutz_: use*
[10:13] <Sterist> guest72771
[10:14] <pfcmaleta> okay..i will try to do that...i don't know what to do with link you gave me 2 mins ago
[10:14] <llutz_> g3nt3lg1ant: i doubt it, its just a personal limitation here. android phones need to be rooted for openvpn, not for pptp :) openvpn should not be hard to setup, tutorials are on openvpn.org too
[10:14] <Younder> pfcmaleta, first get a cablee
[10:14] <g3nt3lg1ant> llutz_: okay sweet thanks for all the help
[10:16] <tester> hey
[10:17] <tester> is any one here
[10:17] <th0r> tester: no
[10:17] <Sterist> guest72771 ?
[10:17] <Younder> pfcmaleta, You also need to check that you a a SV3 port on your TV
[10:18] <Guest72771> Sterist: Sorry, what was the question.. cpu spike, and u see nothing in top?
[10:18] <Younder> pfcmaleta, altso called a VHS-S
[10:21] <pfcmaleta> Younder: Ok..i will check all that...thnx for help
[10:22] <metalfan_> is there somewhere a imq enabled 11.04 kernel?
[10:23] <emorris> Hi, I'm trying to boot an old fujitsu siemens laptop into Ubuntu, but it just stops on a black screen when (I assume) it tries to switch to X. The failsafe X option works ok. I have tried the boot options like i915.modeset=1 and xforcevesa but no luck. Any ideas?
[10:24] <c_nick> llutz i edited the .profiles but i dont see it in terminal
[10:24] <c_nick> $PATH gives old PATH not the one i edited
[10:25] <llutz_> c_nick: source ~/.profile
[10:25] <c_nick> souce ?
[10:25] <Younder> c_nick, you need the bash start file
[10:25] <c_nick> bash.rc?
[10:25] <llutz_> c_nick: "source ~/.profile"  or ". ~/.profile"
[10:26] <c_nick> llutz ./profile is in $HOME right ?
[10:26] <llutz_> c_nick: or restart your terminal to let the changes take effect
[10:29] <c_nick> llutz i got this  PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH:$HOME/android-sdk/platform-tools"
[10:29] <zeroality> hello, i am trying to install ubuntu on my other machine (this is my first time using linux) but when i finished the installation and rebooted
[10:29] <c_nick> in the .profile
[10:29] <zeroality> it said input not supported, and i don't know how to fix this without the monitor working
[10:30] <dr_willis> zeroality:  did it eventually boot up?
[10:30] <MiteshShah> when I start mp3 and video there is no sound in my old pc its works fine in my laptop
[10:30] <zeroality> yes it booted up, but said input not supported then the monitor went blank and said 'no signal'
[10:31] <MiteshShah> can anyone suggest what to do so ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynux play my sound files
[10:31] <llutz_> c_nick: echo $PATH
[10:31] <c_nick> samething
[10:32] <dr_willis> zeroality:  well one issue can be the grub menu using a resilution the monitor cant handel.
[10:32] <Younder> I recomment htop sudo apt-get install htop
[10:32] <zeroality> how can i fix that?
[10:32] <zeroality> @me younder?
[10:32] <zeroality> my monitor is rated for 1280x1024 max
[10:32] <llutz_> c_nick: have you issued one of these commands? "source ~/.profile"  or ". ~/.profile"
[10:33] <zeroality> i'm using 1152x864 on my windows machine atm
[10:33] <dr_willis> zeroality:  if you see no desktop after grub autostarts after 10 sec or so. would be your video drivers
[10:33] <Younder> zeroality, it should default to 800*600
[10:33] <jrtech> zeroality:  Desktop or laoptop?
[10:33] <zeroality> oic
[10:33] <zeroality> ok ill try
[10:33] <Younder> zeroality, does it?
[10:34] <zeroality> it works! thanks so much
[10:35] <zeroality> i'm gonna try it out, and if i like it then it's replacing windows 7 on my main machine :)
[10:35] <dr_willis> zeroality:  so what video chipset is it useing
[10:35] <jrtech> zeroality:  it video card issue try changing the card
[10:35] <zeroality> ok thank you
[10:35] <zeroality> i appreciate it
[10:36] <ynick> is  ubuntu  faster than windows?
[10:36] <Younder> ynick, yes
[10:36] <zHammeRz> depends on the hardware
[10:36] <Younder> zHammeRz, on what hardware is windows faster?
[10:37] <ynick> how do i install ubuntu ?
[10:37] <zHammeRz> don't know..but certainly not mine
[10:37] <ynick> on a computer which is running on windows?
[10:37] <c_nick> llutz i went to $HOME and there i unhid the hidden files and double clicked on the .profiles and edited the same
[10:37] <erik1984> ynick: search for Wubi installation
[10:38] <ynick> ok
[10:38] <Younder> ynick, you install the Disc and follow the instructions
[10:38] <ynick> ok
[10:38] <Younder> ynick, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[10:39] <ynick> can i install ubuntu on windows and  still achieve the enhanced speed?
[10:40] <Younder> ynick, yes
[10:40] <ynick> ok
[10:40] <Dmole> beside windows yes,  in windows less so
[10:40] <erik1984> ynick: only harddisk operations might be a little slower iirc
[10:40] <Younder> ynick, but you run either or
[10:40] <ynick> or?
[10:40] <soreau> ynick: If you use wubi, it will be slower than the alternative
[10:41] <Younder> ynick,one OS at a time
[10:41] <dr_willis> wubi can be problematic. i reccinend a normal install instead of wubi
[10:41] <soreau> ynick: best way is to install it normally from the live session
[10:41] <Dmole> +1 for dual boot
[10:41] <ynick> ok
[10:41] <dr_willis> if you just want to test ubuntu. wubi or virtualbox are handy
[10:42] <Younder> Dmole, what is a dual boot?
[10:42] <soreau> Younder: means having two oses installed, selectable at boot time
[10:42] <Dmole> Younder: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[10:42] <Younder> soreau, I know.
[10:43] <crshbndct> hey, if i run update-grub from a live cd, will that restore my grub installation?
[10:43] <Younder> soreau, but that +1 thing makes no sense
[10:43] <soreau> apparently not or you wouldnt have asked
[10:44] <soreau> Younder: +1 typically indicated agreement
[10:44] <dr_willis> crshbndct:  if you do it right
[10:44] <dr_willis> !fixgrub
[10:44] <ptkubuntu> hi,i need help with bluetooth dialup
[10:45] <crshbndct> hey thanks for that.. i want to install windows 8 developer preview just to try it out, but dont want to lose my ubuntu install
[10:45] <Younder> ptkubuntu, who doesn't?
[10:45] <ptkubuntu> I have a phone that has bluetooth serial port profile,not dial up networking profile!!
[10:45] <Younder> ptkubuntu, what phone?
[10:45] <hallgeirg> can anyone tell me how to remove one dock in AWN? i have like 3 docks on top of eachother and i cant see the ones behind
[10:45] <dr_willis> 56k speed dialup?
[10:46] <ptkubuntu> yes
[10:46] <ynick> how can i install ubuntu when windows os is already on the sysytem.....can i have both
[10:47] <hallgeirg> ynick: yes, use the liveCD
[10:47] <Younder> ynick, yes
[10:47] <Xdept> ynick, Put the CD in when you are booted in windows
[10:47] <Younder> ynick, you will then have dual boot
[10:48] <ynick> what is live  CD?
[10:48] <Younder> Xdept, Iam assuming he installs it, not just runs it from disk
[10:48] <no_gravity> Hello! I downloaded the google chrome deb and tried to install it with "dpkg -i". but it tells me "package xdg-utils is not installed". what did i do wrong?
[10:49] <bastidrazor> no_gravity: did you try and install xdg-utils with apt-get?
[10:49] <Younder> no_gravity, sudo pat-get  install xdg-itils
[10:49] <dr_willis> Younder:  live cd can run from the cd . no install needed
[10:49] <no_gravity> maybe im on a 64 bit box? how do i find out if i run a 32 bit or a 64 bit ubuntu?
[10:49] <topspeed> hay
[10:49] <Younder> dr_willis, I know
[10:49] <topspeed> whats up?
[10:49] <Xdept> Younder, Loading the Disk in Windows will let you Dual Boot it.
[10:49] <no_gravity> bastidrazor, Younder: no, i could do that. i just wanted to ask here first if i do something completely wrong.
[10:49] <bastidrazor> no_gravity: uname -m
[10:50] <no_gravity> bastidrazor: i686
[10:50] <ptkubuntu> Younder:my phone is micromax q5
[10:50] <bastidrazor> no_gravity: 32 bit.
[10:50] <jrtech> no_gravity: probable google chrome that package to work
[10:50] <no_gravity> ok, i try to install the xdg thingy then
[10:50] <no_gravity> jrtech: but i thought dependencies are handled outomatically?
[10:50] <bastidrazor> no_gravity: its just telling you what other packages are need for the chrome.deb to work
[10:51] <no_gravity> bastidrazor: has dpkg a switch to install all needed dependencies?
[10:51] <bastidrazor> no_gravity: only when using a package manager like apt-get or synaptic.
[10:51] <ptkubuntu> need help with bluetooth dial up please guys
[10:51] <no_gravity> bastidrazor: can i tell apt-get to install the deb file?
[10:51] <MiteshShah> how to know that my pc is 32 bit or 64 bit also if my pc is 32 bit then which linux version is good for me like i386 686 or x86_63
[10:51] <dr_willis> no_gravity:  gdebi foo.deb   does do that
[10:51] <Younder> ptkubuntu, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothDialup
[10:51] <no_gravity> dr_willis: ok, let me try that
[10:52] <no_gravity> dr_willis: i dont have gdebi
[10:52] <dr_willis> MiteshShah:  whats your cpu?
[10:52] <dr_willis> no_gravity:  so... install it.... ;)
[10:52] <ptkubuntu> already tried that,i explained it in detail on this link,still cant get through!
[10:52] <ptkubuntu> http://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CBgQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.makeuseof.com%2Fanswers%2Fconnect-micromax-q5-bluetooth-modem-ubuntu-1104%2F&ei=9oZwTuzxBYHtrAfZoOCcBw&usg=AFQjCNGRsgxw0RlkFugHw-CvlbkyJHhdsA
[10:52] <FloodBot1> ptkubuntu: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:53] <MiteshShah> dr_willis: I'm new here so I don't know how to check it ?
[10:53] <no_gravity> dr_willis: i installed the xdg thing now and now chrome installed
[10:53] <MiteshShah> dr_willis: can you give me command that help me
[10:53] <dr_willis> no_gravity:  gdebi is worth remembering
[10:54] <dr_willis> MiteshShah:  cat /proc/cpuinfo
[10:54] <erik1984> MitesShah: Are you in Ubuntu now? lscpu gives you information about the processor
[10:54] <Younder> ptkubuntu, incidentally your phone IS recognized by ubuntu
[10:55] <MiteshShah> dr_willis: its Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.40GHz
[10:56] <Younder> MiteshShah, a so so cpu and..
[10:57] <llutz_> MiteshShah: grep " lm " /proc/cpuinfo
[10:57] <Younder> MiteshShah, you need to us the 32 bit version
[10:58] <ptkubuntu> http://www.makeuseof.com/answers/connect-micromax-q5-bluetooth-modem-ubuntu-1104/
[10:58] <ptkubuntu> stilll does not solve my problem
[10:58] <ptkubuntu> Younter:can you help
[11:00] <MiteshShah> Younder: llutz_: how to know its 32 bit or not that's my question? I don't like ask every time to this community when some 1 ask me which is good ubuntu for their pc that's why I want to know how to tell those people that 32 bit is good 4 you are cpu or 64 bit is good or x86_64
[11:01] <llutz_> MiteshShah: grep " lm " /proc/cpuinfo     checks for "lm" =  longmode=64bit flag. lscpu also tells you 32/64
[11:01] <Younder> MiteshShah, I know it only supports 32 bit despite of EM64'
[11:02] <Younder> MiteshShah, I  had one myself
[11:03] <MiteshShah> Younder: llutz_: when running grep its show nothing but lscpu shows Architecture:          i686
[11:03] <MiteshShah> CPU op-mode(s):        32-bit
[11:03] <Younder> MiteshShah, you need to us the 32 bit version
[11:03] <llutz_> MiteshShah: grep " lm " gives nothing on 32bit-cpu, thats right
[11:04] <Lanoultra>  Hi, I have a question regarding how to auto shutdown ubuntu clients during the night. Can I ask here?
[11:04] <MiteshShah> Younder:  llutz_: again confusion which ubuntu download 32bit or i686?
[11:04] <llutz_> MiteshShah: i686 is 32bit
[11:04] <Hoatzin> Hi all, I just installed a new version with Nautilus as default file manager. I always used Dolphin under Gnome but I now see it needs 230 MB space for installing. Can I reduce that amount ?
[11:04] <Younder> MiteshShah, 32
[11:04] <llutz_> MiteshShah: amd64 would be 64bit
[11:04] <glebihan> Hoatzin, no
[11:05] <Younder> llutz, who cares THAT is NOT what he has
[11:05] <glebihan> Hoatzin, it will require to install a lot Qt libraries not installed by default in gnome, that's why it's using that mush space
[11:05] <MiteshShah> Younder: llutz_: some linux provides 32 bit iso download and some also have i386 or i686 iso to download so I think i686 and 32 bit both iso works fine 4 me on this pc?
[11:05] <Younder> llutz, he has a Intel Celleron 2.4 GHZ
[11:05] <Lanoultra> I've been tasked with making sure the computers in the students workroom are turned of at night. I think setting a boot time in BIOS to start them up in the morning and a cronjob running the shutdown command at 5 pm. Is this the best solution? What if some students are staying late and the machine suddenly shuts down and they lose all their work? The machines are running Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, hardware: Dell CX280, pentium4. There is no
[11:05] <Hoatzin> glebihan: Thanks, then Dolphin will be my most expensive app, np. Thanks
[11:06] <glebihan> Hoatzin, you're welcome
[11:06] <Hoatzin> Have a good day all
[11:06] <llutz_> MiteshShah: right, as i said: refuse to get amd64 or ia64, all other namings should be ok
[11:06] <Younder> MiteshShah, should be fine
[11:07] <MiteshShah> Younder: llutz_: yes I have Intel Celleron 2.4 GHZ architect i386 and cpu os mode 32 bit
[11:08] <MiteshShah> Younder: llutz_: thanks a lot I'm always confusing in to tell friends which version to download
[11:09] <glebihan> Lanoultra, I think cron is your best option, however we cannot help you on the base decision (is it a good idea to automatically shutdown the computers ?)
[11:10] <erik1984> Lanoultra: I don't if this is possible but maybe you can let the script look if there are any open application outside the default ones always started.
[11:11] <z3ro> hello everyone
[11:12] <Lanoultra> Thanks, I do want to display a dialog box, that says: Shutdown in 1 hour or press Cancel. Is there a built in options for that in ubuntu?
[11:12] <amircx> hey, i got ubuntu 11.4 , how can i downgrade php5.3 to 5.2 ?
[11:14] <dr_willis> !info php
[11:14] <llutz_> !info php5
[11:14] <glebihan> Lanoultra, I don't think there's an option for that, and it's going to be hard to implement with cron, as cron doesn't run inside the desktop environment
[11:15] <dr_willis> i imagine you dont normally downgrade php
[11:15] <Baarn> hey, i just made a backup of my /home folders and there was a .Trash* folder. is it safe to remove it?
[11:16] <amircx> my server at the hosted account is 5.2
[11:16] <amircx> i want the dev to be the same thats the problem
[11:16] <dr_willis> !trash
[11:16] <ynick> can i uninstall wubi after installing it without any problems?
[11:16] <bastidrazor> ynick: yes, goto add/remove applications in windows
[11:16] <dr_willis> ynick:  thats one of its main features
[11:16] <ynick> ok
[11:17] <Younder> sudo apt-get install php5 apache
[11:17] <Baarn> wow... that was no help at all dr_willis
[11:17] <Baarn> i mean the /home/.Trash* folder
[11:17] <Younder> ynick, use PHP5 then, 4 is not relevant
[11:18] <ynick> dr_wills : thank you
[11:18] <dr_willis> Baarn: thats an odd location for it. i delete mine all the time
[11:18] <Younder> dr_willis, well I don't mine works just fine
[11:19] <alex__> cvtyq
[11:19] <dr_willis> Baarn:  its above the users home dirs? wonder how it got there
[11:19] <Baarn> dr_willis: ok thanks, i will just delete it then, there is some pretty old stuff stored in there and its quite big
[11:20] <Baarn> dr_willis: i wondered aswell, just recognized it while doing rsync from my server
[11:20] <bastidrazor> Younder: your trash works fine?
[11:20] <Younder> dr_willis, It should be in /var/www
[11:21] <dr_willis> Younder:  what should be?
[11:21] <tobiassj1sten> I have a package installed (membase-server) on one machine and I want to install it on another, but it doesn't exist there. Their sources.list and sources.list.d/* looks the same but still nothing.
[11:21] <Younder> dr_willis, Iapache files
[11:21] <tobiassj1sten> How can I see from what repo a specific package comes from?
[11:21] <bastidrazor> tobiassj1sten: apt-cache policy membase-server
[11:21] <Younder> tobiassj1sten, It tell you
[11:21] <emj> Does anyone know how I can edit boot.ini on Vista  from Linux? (fscked up a Wubi installation)
[11:22] <Younder> emj, yes
[11:22] <bastidrazor> Younder: you're making little sense.
[11:22] <ynick> once i install wubi do i have to install my favorate programs in it?
[11:22] <dr_willis> emj:  its a text file. back it up and use a text editor
[11:22] <emj> dr_willis: Ah yes I just can't seem o find boot.ini.. :-)
[11:23] <dr_willis> ynick:  huh? you install what apps you want same as a normal istall
[11:23] <Younder> bastidrazor, what?
[11:23] <ynick> dr_wills: ok
[11:24] <tobiassj1sten> bastidrazor: Only tells me "/var/lib/dpkg/status". Does that mean it was installed outside of a repo?
[11:24] <bastidrazor> Younder: some of your rambling advice is nonsense.
[11:24] <emj> dr_willis, Younder: "Vista has a different bootloader and there is no boot.ini file" So any clue how to do it on Vista?
[11:24] <bastidrazor> tobiassj1sten: yes
[11:24] <Younder> bastidrazor, could you be more concrete?
[11:25] <jrib> tobiassj1sten: not necessarily.  It just means that you currently do have a repository with the package
[11:25] <kaushal__> Hi
[11:25] <dr_willis> emj no idea. i hate wubi
[11:25] <kaushal__> where can i get sun-java6-jdk version 24 deb package for 10.04 ?
[11:25] <amircx> geez firefox 4+ is freezes non stop
[11:25] <Younder> kaushal__, I did that yesterday
[11:25] <benoliver999> When it's time to move to the next Ubuntu relase in a month or so, does the upgrade process reinstall all the software I got rid of? For example, I don't need evolution, so I uninstalled it. With the 11.10 upgrade, does it come back?
[11:25] <benoliver999> release*
[11:26] <kaushal__> Younder: Any url please ?
[11:26] <tobiassj1sten> jrib: You meant I "don't", right?
[11:26] <jrib> tobiassj1sten: yes
[11:26] <llutz_> benoliver999: only stuff actually installed would be upgraded
[11:26] <Younder> kaushal__, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[11:26] <emj> dr_willis: It's surprisingly good actually. I managed to install 50 Ubuntu machines by just using Windows sysadmin tools.. :-)
[11:26] <benoliver999> llutz: Thanks.
[11:27] <kaushal__> Younder: i need .deb package
[11:27] <ynick> bfn
[11:27] <dr_willis> emj i will pass on it. seen too many issues with it
[11:27] <Younder> kaushal__, for what?
[11:27] <dr_willis> bbl
[11:28] <Younder> kaushal__, get eclipse
[11:28] <zackington> hey i have a problem with partitioning a harddrive with linux
[11:28] <Younder> zackington, what problem
[11:29] <Younder> zackington, you could probaly make due with 5
[11:29] <zackington> well i set 20gb to ext4 for the usual linux space, but i want to set the rest as ntfs but i cant seem to find this feature
[11:29] <emj> dr_willis: Such as, would be interesting to know... Anyway I'm just using it as a tool to boot Linux, which it is very good at..
[11:29] <MiteshShah> can I setup local repositary server just like fedora yum and createrepo like in ubuntu?
[11:30] <zackington> because i want windows aswell. Will windows install on fat32?
[11:30] <sh00p> what partitioner are you using zackington ?
[11:30] <sh00p> btw, install windows first, gonna save you some time
[11:30] <zackington> when you install linux im using that one
[11:30] <Younder> zackington, don't go there. FAT32 i evil
[11:30] <tobiassj1sten> jrib, bastidrazor, Younder: Thanks for the help!
[11:31] <sh00p> windows will format the rest as ntfs anyway
[11:31] <zackington> yeah i know thats why i need ntfs
[11:31] <Kentrel> When I play QuakeLive on Firefox in Ubuntu I occassionally lose sound, and can only get it back by restarting Firefox. Could this be a QL issue, FF or Ubuntu? I've had similar sound problems before
[11:31] <sh00p> just leave unpartitioned space
[11:31] <bastidrazor> tobiassj1sten: you're welcome
[11:31] <zackington> yeah it wont let me continue without partioning the rest
[11:31] <sh00p> then you're doing something wrong
[11:32] <Younder> zackington, It will nol allow files larger than 4Gb which will foul up any video recording
[11:32] <bastidrazor> zackington: that doesn't sound like Ubuntu's partition manager. what 'linux' are you installing?
[11:32] <zackington> just 11.04 ubuntu
[11:32] <sh00p> and have fun booting the livecd to reinstall grub once windows writes over your MBR
[11:32] <sh00p> -> install windows first
[11:32] <hallgeirg> does anyone know how to remove one dock in AWN ? cause I have multiple copies running and cant seem to close just one.. and when I google it i cant find anything relevant
[11:32] <Younder> zackington, then use the partion manager
[11:32] <zackington> and the error when i leave the free space is ' no root file system is defined'
[11:33] <Younder> zackington, ouch
[11:33] <glebihan> zackington, then it has nothing to do with the free space
[11:33] <zackington> am i screwed lol?
[11:33] <bastidrazor> hallgeirg: ps aux|grep -i avant    then pick two of the three PID's to kill
[11:33] <sh00p> dude, install windows first
[11:33] <glebihan> zackington, you most likely didn't define any partition to mount on /
[11:33] <zackington> ahh shit my bad i forgot lol
[11:33] <sh00p> then just let ubuntu auto-partition what you left for it form the win install
[11:33] <zackington> ahh im so stupid
[11:34] <zackington> thank you
[11:34] <zackington> i was spending hours as a retard lol
[11:34] <hallgeirg> bastidrazor: how do i kill the process?
[11:34] <sh00p> if you dont even know how to partition you're probably gonna spend some more reinstalling grub from the livecd
[11:34] <Younder> we all are..
[11:35] <zackington> omg got another error 'input/output error during read on /dev/sda' know what this is <<<
[11:35] <bastidrazor> hallgeirg: the 2nd number listed in the ps aux command will be its PID number.. kill PID
[11:35] <hallgeirg> bastidrazor: thanks
[11:35] <Younder> hallgeirg, ps aux | grep name and then kill -9 PID (first entry in PS)
[11:35] <bastidrazor> hallgeirg: the first number rather.. 2nd column
[11:36] <bastidrazor> Younder: why use -9?
[11:36] <zackington> ?
[11:37] <sh00p> installing from liveusb zackington ?
[11:37] <Younder> bastidrazor, it is a SIGKILL. It will always work
[11:37] <zackington> live cd
[11:37] <bastidrazor> Younder: i know what it is. its a bit harsh to do and doesn't allow things to exit properly
[11:37] <sh00p> well, there's something fishy with you harddrive then
[11:38] <zackington> yeah i used before to erase it with UBCD but i think that screwed it up...
[11:38] <Younder> bastidrazor, true, but then why are you not exiting the normal way. Probably because the program as crashed...
[11:39] <hallgeirg> bastidrazor: i do what you told me, and it only kills one icon on the dock
[11:39] <Younder> s/as/has/
[11:39] <Younder> hallgeirg, dock?
[11:39] <hallgeirg> or rather say it has crashed
[11:40] <hallgeirg> Younder: yes AWN
[11:40] <bastidrazor> hallgeirg: you could kill them all and restart AWN. killall avant-window-navigator
[11:40] <glebihan> Younder, just as a side-note, kill -9 does not *always* work
[11:41] <hallgeirg> bastidrazor: ok, i just did that and all 4 docks restarted
[11:43] <hallgeirg> bastidrazor: http://paste.ubuntu.com/689115/
[11:43] <bastidrazor> hallgeirg: that shows 1 dock running with multiple applets.
[11:44] <genevieve> I need some help regarding sudo
[11:44] <Younder> hallgeirg, ugh
[11:44] <hallgeirg> bastidrazor: ok, then my first question was wrong,
[11:44] <bob_> Hi, I want to make vlc the default program for DVD's, currently it's movie player. How do I do it?
[11:45] <bastidrazor> hallgeirg: it appears you have duplicate applets on the dock.
[11:45] <hallgeirg> my question is then: how do i fix what you just said.. :)
[11:45] <genevieve> I made a mistake regarding the /etc/sudoers
[11:45] <ravn> hi folks, I have started to look into using encryption to a higher extent. I noticed that seahorse can store general passwords which seems nice.However, I do not see how I can export these, and how does it work if I need to share them between computers. Anyone know?
[11:45] <genevieve> I changed the permissions to something other than 0440
[11:45] <bastidrazor> hallgeirg: right click each unwanted applet and remove from dock
[11:45] <genevieve> and the problem is that I can't change it
[11:46] <genevieve> As  sudoers doesn't work
[11:46] <glebihan> genevieve, you'll have to boot on a live CD to correct this
[11:46] <llutz_> genevieve: use a live-cd
[11:46] <hallgeirg> bastidrazor: when i rightclick i can choose: dock prefs - quit (closes everything) and about
[11:47] <genevieve> http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo
[11:47] <genevieve> I found that online glebihan, llutz_
[11:47] <bastidrazor> hallgeirg: remove the applet
[11:47] <genevieve> the problem with this is that GRUB doesn't show on boot
[11:48] <genevieve> I hold down shift and nothing happens
[11:48] <hallgeirg> bastidrazor: got it.. thanks!
[11:48] <genevieve> (it's a single boot OS, on a netbook)
[11:48] <bastidrazor> hallgeirg: you're welcome
[11:48] <genevieve> (so live CD is kinda out of the question)
[11:49] <hallgeirg> bastidrazor: just one more small thing: do you know how to add one to the other monitor?
[11:50] <glebihan> genevieve, how about a live USB ?
[11:50] <genevieve> well I have an iPod so I could create a live USB out of that
[11:52] <glebihan> genevieve, then you should probably try that, just make sure that you can boot from your iPod
[11:52] <bob_> I read this article http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1207830 and I followed the steps but when i put in a dvd the file window still says open with movie player. How do I change it to make VLC default?
[11:52] <genevieve> are you sure there isn't another way glebihan?
[11:53] <sastudio> Guys is there a way to get which is the last nautilus path opened trought a script or C/C++ ..
[11:53] <glebihan> genevieve, well if you can't access to recovery mode (and I'm not even sure that would work), I don't see any other solution
[11:53] <hallgeirg> bastidrazor: found it.. have a nice day
[11:53] <NeoCicak> hi... i'm trying to play dvd movie using videolan... but the audio is out of sync with the video... has anyone experienced this before?
[11:53] <genevieve> okay I'll try it and be back
[11:54] <ribe> How can I dl. and extract thise file: http://www.foxsurfer.com/wordnet/wordnet.php.tgz
[11:54] <ribe> why it is opening in a browser, and not downloading?
[11:55] <Delphi_1> neo: lots of ppl. I just use vlc sync filter
[11:55] <sastudio> ribe : in terminal
[11:55] <sastudio> ribe : wget http://www.foxsurfer.com/wordnet/wordnet.php.tgz
[11:55] <NeoCicak> Delphi_1: sync filter?
[11:56] <Delphi_1> Neo: I think its Tools>Effects and Filters.. u should see a sync tab
[11:57] <Delphi_1> Neo: i bet anything its off by -2 secs
[11:57] <NeoCicak> ic
[11:57] <Younder> Ho do I get the entire header of a email in evolution?
[11:58] <Younder> how
[11:58] <ribe> @sastudio thanks!
[11:59] <sastudio> @ribe np,to extraxt tar -xvf file_name
[12:00] <sastudio> Guys,I need help on a little project I have,is there a way to talk to nautilus from a script,I just need to know what was the last opened path?
[12:01] <Younder> htop rules!
[12:01] <Rastuch> jol
[12:01] <oal> Anyone here using Ubuntu 11.10 beta who can tell me it's stable enough for day to day use? :)
[12:02] <Pici> oal : Oneiric/11.10 is not yet released. Please join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion.
[12:02] <Younder> oal, It isn't
[12:02] <oal> Aha, thanks
[12:02] <sastudio> is there a development channel
[12:02] <gregory_> Don't use it in production environments..
[12:02] <sastudio> ?
[12:02] <soreau> sastudio: #ubuntu-devel
[12:03] <sastudio> Thank you!
[12:03] <Younder> gregory_, there is a production version
[12:03] <gregory_> what do you mean?
[12:03] <sastudio> yea,what do you mean
[12:03] <sastudio> ?
[12:03] <Younder> gregory_, that updates about every 4 years
[12:04] <sastudio> LTS
[12:04] <gregory_> don't use ubuntu 11.10 in a production environment
[12:04] <gregory_> yeah 10.04 LTS is good for production environment but not 11.10
[12:04] <MonkeyDust> i want to open port 80 in my router, for i have a server with website at home... how (un)safe is this? hints & tips?
[12:04] <Younder> gregory_, http://www.ubuntu.com/business/services/overview
[12:05] <gregory_> If you just use good security it is not a problem
[12:05] <oal> I'm giving it a try in Virtualbox
[12:06] <bob_> Ok, every variant of "make vlc default dvd player ubuntu 11.04" is not getting me the answers I need. How do I uninstall movie player?
[12:06] <Younder> MonkeyDust, don't
[12:06] <Pici> MonkeyDust: It is perfectly safe.
[12:07] <Younder> Pici, no it isn't
[12:07] <gregory_> I know but if someone asks if 11.10 is stable.. it isn't safe to use in production environments..
[12:07] <gregory_> Cause its still in development
[12:08] <Pici> MonkeyDust, Younder: There is nothing inherently unsafe about forwarding port 80.  If your website itself is insecure, then thats a whole different issue.
[12:09] <Younder> Pici, He doesn't have a webcite. HTTP is the NR 1 source of hacks. Always keep it off cite
[12:09] <sastudio> @MonkeyDust make sure permissions in your machine are as they should be.
[12:10] <Pici> Younder: You're not making much sense.
[12:10] <soreau> bob_: Try gnome-default-applications-properties
[12:10] <soreau> bob_: FWIW, movie player = totem
[12:11] <NotDead> is there any mouse shortcut to minimize windows on gnome 3?
[12:12] <soreau> ! gnome3 | NotDead
[12:13] <octocpp> is there a way to get netflix on boxee in ubuntu, or is that not going to happen?
[12:13] <Pici> octocpp: not going to happen, unless you run it within a virtual machine.
[12:13] <NotDead> that doesnt rly answers my question but i might be asking on a wrong place, soreau
[12:13] <Pici> octocpp: Rather, in a virtual machine running windows on your Ubuntu computer.
[12:15] <soreau> octocpp: I dont think you can run netflix in linux period
[12:15] <octocpp> Pici, yea, I figured as much, thanks
[12:16] <octocpp> soreau, I know, but the OS in the boxee box I thought was linux, then i noticed that you can run boxee in ubuntu and got all excited lol
[12:16] <octocpp> soreau, but then realized it has the same silvercrap issue, netflix really screwed themselves on this one i think
[12:17] <bob_> soreau: I found a web page on how to uninstall programs using synaptic. I removed totem, and now when I put the dvd in VLc comes up automatically.
[12:17] <bastidrazor> octocpp: hulu works fine.
[12:17] <soreau> octocpp: They did indeed
[12:18] <Younder> http://www.amazon.com/Hackers-Delight-Henry-S-Warren/dp/0201914654/ref=pd_ys_qtk_general_recs_3?pf_rd_p=1286318242&pf_rd_s=center-1&pf_rd_t=1501&pf_rd_i=home&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0RNJ950X5RV6HG6DYZSB
[12:19] <amin`> hi what should I install exactly for finding the temprature what sensor or something?
[12:19] <soreau> amin`: lm-sensors
[12:19] <Younder> so don't poit a http server without a second firewall behind it or better have it off-cite
[12:20] <OerHeks> Younder, second firewall ? why ?
[12:20] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[12:20] <amin`> soreau, anything else. does it show the tep of hard and cpu ?
[12:20] <Younder> OerHeks, HTTP server are the most likely to be hacked
[12:21] <Younder> OerHeks, always assume they have
[12:21] <OerHeks> Younder, you are making noise, this is not true.
[12:21] <soreau> amin`: It attempts to use all sensors it can find afaiu
[12:21] <Younder> OerHeks, read the book I mentioned above
[12:22] <bastidrazor> Younder: you believe everything you read on the internet?
[12:22] <llutz_> it's written in a book, it must be true
[12:23] <Younder> DUH!
[12:23] <jensp_> hi! ok to ask about "gave up waiting for root device" here?
[12:24] <Younder> jensp_, yes
[12:24] <phormUlate> anyone familiar with casper? I'd like to use cifsroot, it is included in the initramfs by default right?
[12:24] <soreau> jensp_: usually means you have wrong /etc/mtab or wrong root line in your grub entry
[12:24] <Younder> jensp_, though your message is a first to me
[12:24] <bastidrazor> amin`: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto this goes along with lm-sensors
[12:25] <jensp_> ok. i've reinstalled ubuntu 11.04 and 10.04 lts several times the last few days. last year, i had minor trouble with this happening, on 10.04.
[12:25] <jensp_> the last few weeks, 11.04 would almost never boot.
[12:26] <phormUlate> i can just pass kernel codes e.g. "append initrd=casperblah.tar.gz netboot=cifs nfsroot=//somesambaip/share,user=y,pass=z ip=dhcp rootwait" ?
[12:26] <Younder> jensp_, did you read the message by sourau above
[12:26] <jensp_> it almost always boots the first time after i have had windows running, but not directly without booting windows first.
[12:26] <jensp_> yes, making a note of it.
[12:27] <OerHeks> Younder, your 'book' is from 2003, little outdated, not ?
[12:27] <Younder> OerHeks, I would hope so
[12:27] <jensp_> i've edited the grub parameters, removing the entire uuid andreplacing it with root=/dev/sda6, etc.
[12:28] <jensp_> yesterday, i changed the fstab accordingly too. seemed to work fine, until now, when i powered my pc on again
[12:28] <soreau> mtab != fstab
[12:29] <jensp_> true, i know, i was not familiar with mtab until you mentioned it
[12:29] <phormUlate> any takers? casper bootcode syntax for cifsroot? too lazy to roll my own initramfs
[12:29] <amin`> i installed lm-sensors and xsensors its GUI. but it only shows my cpu temp and just one core of it. what is wrong?
[12:29] <jensp_> googled extensively, only saw the suggestion to make the uuid-change in fstab, no mention of mtab, so i'll have to get acquainted with it shortly
[12:30] <sastudio> what's the difference in fstab between  using UUID and /dev/deviceX
[12:30] <soreau> amin`: maybe that is all the sensors you have
[12:30] <NotDead> is there an ubuntu channel on freenode where people talk freely about software and what they think about it, etc?
[12:30] <llutz_> sastudio: UUIDs are safer, they don't change just because you add drives/disks. (only when changing fs)
[12:30] <OerHeks> NotDead, yes, #Ubuntu-offtopic
[12:31] <soreau> sastudio: supposedly, UUID will work if xx changes in /dev/sdxx
[12:31] <NotDead> OerHeks, ty
[12:33] <Younder> xsensors doesn't work
[12:33] <Younder> at a very deep level
[12:36] <eprasad> hello, Is it possible to boot dual os on dual harddisk, Ubuntu is already installed on first harddisk, Now I connected second harddisk in that I want to install windows 7
[12:36] <soreau> eprasad: Its possible though windows will probably not like it
[12:36] <Younder> eprasad, that is tricky
[12:37] <eprasad> I know it is tricky, but I want to do this
[12:37] <Younder> eprasad, saw it in last issue of Ubuntu magazine
[12:37] <eprasad> any advice
[12:37] <eprasad> Younder, do you have link?
[12:37] <Delphi_1> eprasad: your bios might allow you to choose which drive is labeled as the first
[12:37] <Younder> eprasad, wait for it
[12:37] <soreau> eprasad: Install it and see what happens. You will likely have to reinstall grub from a live cd afterward to boot ubuntu again
[12:37] <Lanoultra> I would like to present the user with a dialog button that says shutdown in 1 hour or press cancel. If they press cancel, the same dialog button appear again after a little while. Help?
[12:38] <eprasad> Delphi_1, Yes I can do this through BIOS, But I want to see entries in grub, so i can easily switch between both
[12:39] <Delphi_1> eprasad: great.. so switch to the new drive in the bios and install windows.. switch it back and update grub to show windows on the list
[12:39] <amin`> i install lm-sensors and it just shows my cpu temp and only one core of it why?
[12:40] <Younder> eprasad, http:/help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartion
[12:40] <soreau> amin`: maybe that is all the sensors you have
[12:41] <eprasad> thanks Younder
[12:41] <RUSUA>  /msg NickServ identify lamaster
[12:41] <soreau> RUSUA: might want to change your password now..
[12:41] <phormUlate> @find dumbass
[12:42] <phormUlate> never in a public window friend
[12:42] <loquace> hello #ubuntu
[12:42] <eprasad> hello loquace
[12:42] <amin`> soreau, I have one script which shows my hd temp only . it is for checking hard drive
[12:42] <RUSUA> soreau: yeah... now I must change =)
[12:43] <amin`> soreau, and I have more than one core also
[12:43] <RUSUA> Who can tell how to change my password? )))
[12:44] <soreau> RUSUA: Try #freenode
[12:44] <samsul> #freenode
[12:44] <samsul> join /freenode
[12:45] <samsul> join #freenode
[12:45] <soreau> samsul: /j #freenode
[12:45] <llutz_> RUSUA: /msg nickserv help set
[12:45] <samsul> thanks
[12:46] <RUSUA> llutz_ thx)
[12:49] <sjonkedispe> soreau: editing my grub.cfg and checking for errors in my mtab is a good start?
[12:50] <sjonkedispe> <-- was jensp_
[12:51] <ahhughes>  (noob)... when I try and open an app with a ui from xterm as a different user it says.. No protocol specified mythwelcome: cannot connect to X server :0.0 how can I set a display for this to exec?
[12:51] <ServerTechLaptop> Hi. I just want to know the name of a program which shows all active processes in realtime in a terminal.
[12:51] <ahhughes> ServerTechLaptop, isnt that ps?
[12:52] <Younder> ServerTechLaptop, top or better htop
[12:52] <mosno> ServerTechLaptop: i vaguely remember seeing tools for that in the Utils section of the Debian archive
[12:52] <ethanol> htop <3
[12:52] <ServerTechLaptop> ahhughes: No, im talking realtime, which is not ps.
[12:52] <Younder> ServerTechLaptop, htop has be be downloaded
[12:52] <ServerTechLaptop> right, maybe its htop.
[12:52] <ServerTechLaptop> I just don't remember the name.
[12:52] <ethanol> top is default on most systems
[12:52] <MonkeyDust> or watch 'ps -e'
[12:52] <mosno> top is not realtime
[12:52] <ahhughes> yeah, top's what I remember.... I have been of nix for too long!!!
[12:52] <ServerTechLaptop> its htop:D
[12:53] <ethanol> htop is just a prettier alternative to top
[12:53] <mosno> htop isn't realtime, either
[12:53] <cgc> hi everyone
[12:53] <ethanol> correct, but I don't think he wants it literally realtime.
[12:53] <ethanol> so it will do :p
[12:54] <phormUlate> nothing is "real time", unless you are using a rt system, and even then there are hard real-time limits and soft real-time limits
[12:54]  * mosno shrugs... just sayin'
[12:54] <phormUlate> htop yeh
[12:54] <ServerTechLaptop> ethanol: yup.
[12:54] <cgc> does anyone have any experience with tftpd-hpa?
[12:54] <Younder> mosno, nothing is and if it was you would no be able to keep up with it :)
[12:55] <mosno> phormUlate & Younder, i mean that there are tools that can show transient processes much better than top/htop, not that they are literally realtime in the strictest sense
[12:55] <ServerTechLaptop> thanks. htop is what i wanted ^_^
[12:56] <Younder> ServerTechLaptop, nop
[12:56] <phormUlate> monso, not without a rt kernel, nope, but sure... there are better tools
[12:56] <phormUlate> but then they hog resources, don't they
[12:57] <phormUlate> mosno: * that is
[12:57] <phormUlate> ok screw this, time to rebuild my initramfs...to hell with you casper!
[12:57] <ServerTechLaptop> here, htop is updating about every 3 seconds, its still fine
[12:57] <Younder> language
[12:57] <c_nick> i am trying to run the android NDK, ndk-gdb gives Found running PID: 293 ERROR: Another debug session running, Use --force to kill it. but when i see TOP or try kill293 it says no such process
[12:58] <phormUlate> i see, that evokes a response, though seems little else does, -to hell with casper
[12:59] <Younder> c_nick,  that would be init.d
[12:59] <c_nick> hmm so i need to restart init.d
[12:59] <Younder> c_nick,  which is a serious problem
[12:59] <Younder> c_nick, what is in /boot/
[13:00] <c_nick> Younder, lot of stuff
[13:00] <c_nick> ls -al
[13:00] <mosno> phormUlate: depends on the implementation. if they're polling, sure.
[13:01] <mosno> phormUlate: it'll take some resources, yes
[13:01] <Younder> c_nick, take it to a paste page
[13:01] <mosno> phormUlate: but when you're trying to track transient processes that doesn't always matter. anyway, i'm rambling :P
[13:02] <phormUlate> real time only matters when lives/property/face are at stake
[13:03] <Goldline>  error while loading shared libraries: libdb-5.0.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[13:03] <Goldline> any1 knows what this error means
[13:03] <edbian> Goldline: it means that that file is missing (libdb-5.0.so)
[13:03] <Goldline> And how can i add it?
[13:03] <Goldline> i noticed yea
[13:03] <edbian> Goldline: good question.  Do this: sudo find / -name libdb
[13:04] <cgc> Goldline: or, updatedb && locate libdb
[13:04] <Goldline> searching
[13:04] <Goldline> so i have to link that lib with the programs executable?
[13:04] <neil_maverick> is there anyone here familiar with django framwork?  I have a problem... the django webserver is send back a '500' response code (internal server error) .... but is giving no indications on what caused the error... how can I find out what is the problem?
[13:04] <Goldline> How do i accomplish that?
[13:05] <edbian> Goldline: We have to put the lib where it goes.  I'm not sure where it goes / what package installs it
[13:05] <Goldline> edbian nothing showed up with that cmd
[13:05] <edbian> Goldline: usually this sort of thing is caused by a wrong version number
[13:05] <Pici> Goldline: When are you getting that error?
[13:05] <edbian> Goldline: so there is no version of libdb installed at all.
[13:05] <Goldline> That file has to be placed in /usr/local/bin isnt?
[13:06] <edbian> Goldline: no, /usr/local/bin is for binary files you installed manually
[13:06] <edbian> Goldline: It goes in /usr/lib/...   probably
[13:06] <Goldline> do you have that file for me?
[13:06] <Goldline> for 32bit ubuntu?
[13:06] <Goldline> hm
[13:06] <usr13> Goldline: What application is giving you the error?
[13:06] <Goldline> ./core3
[13:06] <Pici> Goldline: what is that?
[13:06] <edbian> what is core3?
[13:07] <Goldline> swgemu server on linux
[13:07] <edbian> Goldline: There is some package you need to install that has that file.  We will figure it out.
[13:07] <Goldline> edbian you can connect to my machine through teamviewer if you wish
[13:07] <Goldline> can u helpme
[13:07] <dr_willis> what an odd name
[13:07] <shadow98> how do i give someone sudoer access?
[13:07] <edbian> Goldline: That won't help. (remote connection)
[13:07] <temoto> I need opposite of nautilus-shell. How to run nautilus from terminal so it will open a particular folder?
[13:08] <usr13> Goldline: locate libdb-
[13:08] <Pici> shadow98: Easiest method is to add them to the admin group.
[13:08] <cgc> shadow98: in /etc/sudoers file or just run visudo
[13:08] <edbian> usr13: find didn't find anything (sudo find / -name libdb)
[13:08] <dr_willis> temoto:  nautilus pathtoopen
[13:08] <usr13> Goldline: What version number do you see after libdb- ?
[13:08] <Pici> edbian: You really should use wildcards with that, it won't match anything other than files named exactly 'libdb'
[13:09] <edbian> Pici: oh yeah!
[13:09] <edbian> :P
[13:09] <cgc> does anyone have any experience with tftpd-hpa?
[13:10] <Goldline> usr13 moment
[13:10] <Goldline> libdb-: command not found
[13:11] <c_nick> amongst everything typed how to find a certain comman
[13:11] <Goldline> libdb-5.0.la
[13:11] <Goldline> and now?
[13:11] <phormUlate> curse you squashfs etc!
[13:12] <Goldline> i copied them to /usr/lib didnt have any effect
[13:12] <usr13> Goldline: sudo apt-get install libdb-dev   #This will prolly fix it.
[13:12] <usr13> Goldline: Or do a search
[13:12] <usr13> Goldline: apt-cahce search libdb5
[13:13] <usr13> See what that shows  ^^^
[13:14] <Goldline> searching
[13:14] <Goldline> usr13 sail i pastebin the output for you on pastebin.com?
[13:15] <Goldline> wait
[13:15] <edbian> paste.ubuntu.com
[13:15] <Goldline> i can pm you
[13:15] <usr13> yes
[13:15] <lambda_x> geez, 11.10 is a nightmare. is there a way to use gnome2 in 11.10 ?
[13:15] <phormUlate> use debootstrap
[13:15] <phormUlate> and compile gnome2 from source
[13:16] <phormUlate> or just use old packages and cross fingers
[13:16] <Goldline> http://paste.ubuntu.com/689177/
[13:16] <Goldline> and now?
[13:17] <skule> if unity is the only ui in 11.10, its back to debian for me
[13:17] <krux> you can just install other gui's
[13:18] <lambda_x> skule: y, that seems to be the right decision
[13:18] <edbian> skule: lambda_x It isn't the ONLY ui.  It is installed by default.
[13:18] <usr13> Goldline: Well, two options, (because we don't know what the program is and what it does):  1) install libdb5*  Or:   2) install libdb5.1
[13:18] <c_nick> Younder, basically this started when i ran android ndk-gdb too which is just like gdb .. so first instance started which bugged out then second time it said that error message
[13:19] <lambda_x> edbian: rly? then how to install gnome2 ?
[13:19] <usr13> Goldline: You might just try libdb5.1  first
[13:19] <c_nick> i dont think boot is responsible
[13:19] <skule> edbian, so you can still apt-get install gnome2 or something
[13:19] <lambda_x> no packages are available by default
[13:19] <edbian> lambda_x: skule I'm not sure about 11.10 (and gnome2) but right now, in 11.04 to get gnome2 log out, click your name, change the session, log in
[13:19] <lambda_x> and why this oneconf-service is crashing all the time over and over again
[13:19] <usr13> what is   core3 ?
[13:19] <mosno> lambda_x: for what it's worth, gnome2 in debian is rather nice (typing this from it now)
[13:19] <Goldline> im using this cmd sudo apt-get install libdb5.1
[13:20] <Goldline> (fingers crossed)
[13:20] <skule> edbian, ye its no problem in 11.04
[13:20] <edbian> lambda_x: skule I was thinking more about (you know) all the other DEs, namely xfce, kde, awesome, gnome3, etc etc
[13:20] <lambda_x> mosno: I know debian, I moved to ubuntu at 8.04
[13:20] <Goldline> that didnt work
[13:21] <Goldline> ./core3: error while loading shared libraries: libdb-5.0.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[13:21] <Goldline> what was the other cmd again?
[13:21]  * jiltdil hello
[13:22] <temoto> dr_willis, works, thank you.
[13:22] <lambda_x> edbian: in 11.04 there is no possibility to switch to gnome classic. when you aptitude install gnome-panel, you will get gnome3, with still broken unity-compiz and broken settings (without possibility to switch theme to anything low-contrast or change your fonts)
[13:22] <chirag> hello
[13:22] <edbian> lambda_x: in 11.04 (by default) there is a way to switch to gnome 2 (classic)
[13:22] <chirag> anyone here?
[13:23] <krux> no
[13:23] <edbian> lambda_x: furthermore, if you installed gnome3 and cannot log into gnome2 anymore there is a way to undo that and get gnome2 once again
[13:23] <krux> :)
[13:23] <phormUlate> i'm here huckleberry
[13:23] <lambda_x> edbian: I know, on 11.04 im working on gnome classic, now im testing 11.10
[13:23] <lambda_x> edbian: how?
[13:23] <molqr> hey guys i am trying an install on a very low end old system.. when i boot with a usb stick i don't get the graphical desktop ... i m thrown in to a command line .... so could somebody please tell me the name of the installer program... and do i have to be su?
[13:24] <chirag> i am new to kubuntu here.....and by mistake i removed taskbar
[13:24] <chirag> how to get it back?
[13:24] <edbian> lambda_x: I've never installed gnome3.  I do not know how
[13:25] <dr_willis> molqr:  the desktop cd does not have a text based unstaller. but the alternative cd does by default
[13:25] <chirag> how to install flashplayer codec in chromium browser?
[13:25] <zykotick9> edbian, lambda_x I'm pretty sure returning to gnome2 after installing gnome3 is anything but trivial, downgrading package isn't easy.  lambda_x see "/msg ubottu gnome3"
[13:26] <molqr> dr_willis: i see... so if i have to install on this system then i better burn the alternative cd to the usb drive.. is that right?
[13:26] <KingJohn> On my Dell Inspirion M5030 the FGLRX drivers hault the log in. Removing them in recovery mode allows me to get to a full gui and such, but when installing the ATI drivers it haults the login again. Tried reinstalling a bunch of times with same result.
[13:26] <dr_willis> molqr:  if its a very lowend or weird system yes. whats the video chipset?
[13:28] <Persona24> My login terminal is not working, what do I do?
[13:29] <molqr> dr_willis: strangely lspci tells me that i have an intel chipset ... i should get a graphics desktop right? ... the system is a mobile robot and came with debian 3 installed
[13:29] <llutz_> !work | Persona24
[13:29] <dr_willis> molqr:  intel makes a lot of chipsets. ;)
[13:29] <Persona24> Alright
[13:30] <Persona24> When I go to the login terminal there's just a blinking not
[13:30] <Persona24> dot*
[13:30] <zazi> hi, is it possible to compile a driver without dvd drivers?
[13:30] <dr_willis> what login terminal....
[13:30] <molqr> dr_willis: sorry ... i don't recall the exact chipset as right now i m on a different system trying to find a solution..
[13:30] <Persona24> The big terminal lol the full screen terminal
[13:30] <zazi> my problem is that my dvd drive is broken and that I cannot boot my ubuntu
[13:30] <dr_willis> zazi:  huh?
[13:31] <parapan> hi there fellows > can you recommend the best antivirus software for linux please ???
[13:31] <KingJohn> Anyone?
[13:31] <dr_willis> parapan:  they all scan for windows virusesmainly. is that what you need?
[13:31] <zazi> sorry, dr_willis: my question should be: hi, is it possible to compile a kernel without dvd drivers?
[13:32] <zapotah> are there any half decent free apache2 gui configuration tools or a browser interface etc?
[13:32] <zapotah> would save many hours of work
[13:32] <dr_willis> zazi:  ;) dvd uses the sata/scsi stuff so that may be hard.
[13:32] <dr_willis> zazi:  why are you neding to do this exactly?
[13:32] <zazi> yeah, that is why I am asking here :)
[13:33] <zazi> my problem is that my dvd drive is broken and that I cannot boot my ubuntu
[13:33] <parapan> dr_willis: nice seeing you again ...wel ...yes and no ....I use USB medias which are coming from windows world ...but I can use some protection for ubuntu also .....
[13:33] <zazi> my dvd drive is sata btw
[13:34] <dr_willis> zazi:  that disent make much sence. what does it do ? ni grub? no post?
[13:34] <MonkeyDust> zapotah: there's webmin (not advised) and eBox
[13:34] <dr_willis> zazi:  just unplug it. or disable in bios
[13:34] <zazi> it loads grub and I can boot windows
[13:34] <MarcoPau> hi, I just bought a laptop and I need to connect to my wifi with static ip at home, and sometimes be able to use dhcp (mainly at work). Do I need to reconfigure the wlan each time or there's a way to have both configurations available?
[13:35] <zapotah> why isnt webmin advised? :D
[13:35] <llutz_> !webmin
[13:35] <zazi> dr_willis: yeah, I am really thinking about to unplug it
[13:35] <zapotah> :/
[13:35] <KingJohn> MarcoPau: Configuring from the Network Connections window, you can configure settings based on WiFi network names
[13:36] <in0cula> hi guys, a wine application crash and all my bar disappeered but i still have firefox shell etc, what command i have to type to refresh the X to get the bar back?
[13:36] <dr_willis> zazi:  to clarify. the system boots byt hangs at some point?
[13:36] <zazi> or I have look again whether I can disable it in the kernel, although I thought that there was not an option for this
[13:36] <zapotah> eBox should work no problem?
[13:36] <zazi> yep, when it tries to detect the dvd drive
[13:36] <MarcoPau> KingJohn: ok, but dhcp or static ip usually has to do with the wireless card and not with the connection settings... do you think it'll work the same?
[13:36] <dr_willis> zapotah:  try ut
[13:37] <zapotah> gotta set up a new vm --->
[13:37] <zapotah> try it out before putting it to production
[13:38] <KingJohn> MarcoPau: Are you using Wired connections?
[13:38] <zykotick9> in0cula, gnome or unity?  (or other)
[13:39] <MarcoPau> KingJohn: nope
[13:39] <MonkeyDust> zapotah: http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/tutorials/unified-network-administration-using-ebox/
[13:39] <in0cula> gnome
[13:39] <zykotick9> in0cula, "gnome-panel"
[13:39] <in0cula> ths i try
[13:40] <robin_> exit
[13:41] <in0cula> zykotick9> very good, and if i want to refresh every thing without logout exist some commands?
[13:41] <parapan> dr_willis: nice seeing you again ...wel ...yes and no ....I use USB medias which are coming from windows world ...but I can use some protection for ubuntu also .....
[13:41] <KingJohn> MarcoPau: You should be able to configure ip settings based on the wifi network then :D
[13:43] <zykotick9> in0cula, not sure what you mean?  did gnome-panel not work?
[13:43] <zykotick9> in0cula, you could try "killall nautilus" if desktop is an issue
[13:44] <in0cula> killala nautilus will refresh all?
[13:45] <cornelius66> Hi, googling and experimenting for 3 hours now, problem is a folder exists on ext4 (source) and ntfs (destination), almost identical from a previous manual copy. However doing a dry run, every combination of commands (e.g. rOltDvhu) shows them all syncing, even with size-only and checksum options (only the update timestamp differs), any help appreciated :)
[13:45] <cornelius66> (in rsync)
[13:46] <zykotick9> in0cula, no, there is no way to "refresh" (whatever that mean) everything will a single command - except by logging out or rebooting
[13:49] <zykotick9> cornelius66, syncing ext to ntfs will lose all file permission (POSIX metadata) in the process, not sure it that is related to you timestamp -- but what you're doing is silly.  Good luck.
[13:49] <Persona24> Are there any terminal games for Ubuntu?
[13:49] <Pici> Persona24: There are a number of them in the bsdgames package, and then theres nethack as well.
[13:49] <sjonkedispe> Persona24: omega-rpg
[13:50] <zykotick9> Persona24, in a terminal try "apt-cache search ncurses | grep game" for a couple
[13:51] <Varro> Hi there. just installed ubuntu 10.04 minimal on my zotac ION board. Having  a couple of issues; SSH keeps either resetting (software caused connection abort) (connection refused), and i have no audio. Anyone insterested in taking a poke at the problems?
[13:51] <tbruff13> can someone help me with kmplot
[13:51] <tbruff13> graph >= in kmplot
[13:52] <cornelius66> zykotick9: I'm not using pgo (or a) for that specific reason so as to avoid timestamp issues. any why is it silly?
[13:53] <OwaisL> Hi all, I'm facing this problem on Oneiric with Skype. Can't get it to start. Here is the error.
[13:53] <OwaisL> Fatal: Cannot mix incompatible Qt library (version 0x40703) with this library (version 0x40704)
[13:54] <gordy> hi
[13:54] <TimR> !11.10 | OwaisL
[13:55] <gordy> hi i have a question regarding zorin os 5
[13:55] <OwaisL> Oh, will ask in #ubuntu+1
[13:55] <Pici> gordy: this channel is only for Ubuntu support, we do not support unofficial derivatives here.
[13:55] <gordy> oh what chat do i download
[13:56] <Pici> gordy: I don't know where they provide support from, check their website for resources.
[13:56] <gordy> thanks
[13:57] <neil_maverick> is there anyone here familiar with django framwork?  I have a problem... the django webserver is send back a '500' response code (internal server error) .... but is giving no indications on what caused the error... how can I find out what the problem is?
[13:57] <Pici> neil_maverick: Have you asked in their official support channel over in #django ?
[13:58] <chirag> when i put my laptop on sleep by closing laptop screen, my kubuntu os hangs and i am unable to do anything
[13:58] <chirag> some one plz help me
[13:59] <dengwen> hj
[14:00] <usr13> chirag  What is the size of your swap partition?
[14:01] <chirag_d_gr8> swap partition?
[14:01] <chirag_d_gr8> i think 17 gb
[14:01] <chirag_d_gr8> i gave 17 gb to kubuntu
[14:01] <chirag_d_gr8> my total hd iis 500 approx
[14:02] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: So is this an issue with suspend or hibernate?
[14:03] <chirag_d_gr8> suspend. when i put my screen down and then again put it up, it hangs and i have to forcefully restart it
[14:03] <macsim> hi, everytime I try Shortcut->Connect to server and use a ftp firefox open the ftp connection insteed of nautilus, I'm on ubunut 11.04 I found solution about gconf-editor but I have not ftp entry in /desktop/gnome/url-handlers any idea ? thx
[14:04] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[14:04] <chirag_d_gr8> usr13: what will this command do?
[14:05] <argT> display drives/partitions
[14:06] <argT> http://thecodecentral.com/2011/01/18/fix-ubuntu-10-10-suspendhibernate-not-working-bug
[14:06] <Guest32321> salut
[14:07] <Guest32321> il y aurait des pro de la configuration d'amule ici ?
[14:07] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: it will paste the partitioning scheme on a pastebin site for us to look at.  (Since you are unble to tell us what size your swap partition is, I thought this would  help.)
[14:07] <markitoxs> Does anyone know how to copy and paste from gnome-terminal, when running a "live" command,like mtr, or top?
[14:07] <{Axxes}> Hi there does somebody use wavemaker on ubuntu?
[14:07] <MonkeyDust> !fr| Guest32321
[14:07] <chirag_d_gr8> argT: i have kubuntu 11.04....will this fix my  hibernate issue?
[14:08] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: You should also run a test on your RAM.  memtest
[14:08] <xangua> MonkeyDust: italian, not french
[14:08] <chirag_d_gr8> usr13: it is asking me to download a file
[14:08] <usr13> very good, do it.
[14:08] <{Axxes}> does nobody use wavemaker :(
[14:08] <Goldline> usr13: thanks for your help much appreciated
[14:08] <usr13> (It is asking you to install pastebinit)
[14:09] <usr13> !pastebinit | chirag_d_gr8
[14:09] <MonkeyDust> xangua: i know the difference between french and italian, ok
[14:09] <argT> chirag_d_gr8, i have natty, and its worked for my laptop
[14:09] <ksbalaji> I installed gtkorphan to find out orphaned packages. Surprisingly, it lists many good packages as orphaned. How to fix this error?
[14:09] <Goldline> Usr13: mind if i add u2 thye mIRC addressbook/friendslist?
[14:09] <usr13> Goldline: NP
[14:09] <chirag_d_gr8> argT this means problem lies in my laptop?
[14:09] <usr13> sure
[14:09] <argT> chirag_d_gr8, or a 11.04 bug
[14:10] <chirag_d_gr8> usr13: i successfully downloaded a file pastebinit
[14:10] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: Again, I suggest you test your RAM, (using memtest)
[14:10] <argT> chirag_d_gr8, all i know is that i wasnt able to sleep and now i can
[14:10] <{Axxes}> I just need to know if there is a possibility to start wavemaker without the terminal commands all the time...
[14:10] <argT> but yeah listen to him first
[14:10] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: memtest should be an option when you boot.
[14:10] <chirag_d_gr8> usr13: what is memtest?
[14:11] <usr13> memtest is a utility that tests your RAM
[14:11] <chirag_d_gr8> i installed kubuntu 3 days ago and i fear that it might kill my laptop hd and ram :(
[14:11] <chirag_d_gr8> usr13: how to get this utility?
[14:12] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: And it is best to run it for long period of time.
[14:12] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: memtest should be an option when you boot.
[14:12] <chirag_d_gr8> yah
[14:12] <chirag_d_gr8> i think i saw this
[14:12] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: How much ram do you have?
[14:12] <blue_> hello
[14:12] <chirag_d_gr8> 3 gb
[14:13] <chirag_d_gr8> and my kubuntu is using .7 gb now
[14:13] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit   #And paste resulting URL here.
[14:13] <Persona24> Any techno programs? Like to make techno music, dubstep, DJ, etc
[14:13] <Persona24> ?
[14:14] <izinucs> Persona24: go to the software center and look in the music section.. all kinds of stuff for you to play with
[14:14] <chirag_d_gr8> http://paste.ubuntu.com/689228/
[14:14] <Goldline> usr13: how do you install the irssi IRC clien on Ubuntu? Thanks!
[14:15] <izinucs> Goldline: sudo apt-get install irssi
[14:15] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: Did you install wubi?
[14:15] <Persona24> Well any DJ's in here? I just want a recommendation
[14:15] <chirag_d_gr8> i installed it with windows
[14:15] <usr13> Goldline: sudo apt-get install irssi
[14:15] <{Axxes}> or does somebody know a channel for Wavemaker support?
[14:15] <samuel_> Persona24: if not I'm mistaken there's a distro which I think fit you'r need it's based on ubuntu too
[14:15] <samuel_> i forget the name of the distro
[14:15] <{Axxes}> just any help would be nice..
[14:15] <MarcelT3> Persona24 what dj are you looking for?
[14:15] <Pici> Persona24: The folks in #ubuntustudio and #opensourcemusicians probably have better suggestions.
[14:16] <Lithos84> [
[14:16] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: Well, I don't know then.  You would have to ask someone that knows something about suspend issues in wubi
[14:16] <{Axxes}> do you even hear me?
[14:16] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: I've never used wubi
[14:16] <nrdb> Pici, I needed to register... it took me a while to figure out the command needed to do that.
[14:16] <chirag_d_gr8> usr13: dude if i put laptop manually on sleep by going to leave, no problem like this occurs
[14:17] <izinucs> {Axxes}: no responses means no answers
[14:17] <chirag_d_gr8> but on putting laptop screen down, whole thing mess
[14:17] <Pici> !patience | {Axxes}
[14:17] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: Then turn off the option to suspend
[14:17] <MonkeyDust> Persona24: http://www.musix.org.ar/en/index.html
[14:17] <{Axxes}> ok sry I wanst sure if you can hear me Iam new to irc :(
[14:18] <chirag_d_gr8> how? sry if i irritate u bcozz i m new here and i dun know where is what
[14:18] <{Axxes}> then I will go on with my problem but thx
[14:19] <samuel_> the name of the distro is ubuntustudio
[14:19] <samuel_> http://ubuntustudio.org/
[14:19] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: You'll find it in the power save or screensaver options
[14:19] <{Axxes}> is it possible to create a shortcut for a terminal command?
[14:20] <chirag_d_gr8> 1 more thing, is usage of .8 gb mem normal, isn't it too high....and moreover just running irc uses 10-15% of my cpu, is it normal?
[14:20] <chirag_d_gr8> win 7 jusst uses like 500 mb ram....
[14:21] <Pici> !ram | chirag_d_gr8
[14:21] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: If you are using wubi, you would have to calculate, how much cpu and / or RAM is allocated to wubi
[14:21] <usr13> I'm not a wubi user and I don't know how any of that works.
[14:22] <Pici> usr13: It works the same as any other Ubuntu install.
[14:22] <usr13> o
[14:22] <chirag_d_gr8> usr13: u mean a bit of cpu is assigned to linux and a bit to windows?
[14:22] <usr13> Well, I'm just clueless about wubi and wanted to make that clear.
[14:22] <Pici> chirag_d_gr8: no, he mispoke.
[14:22] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: I don't know
[14:23] <chirag_d_gr8> pici: what is meaning of !ram |?
[14:23] <Pici> chirag_d_gr8: please look at the message that ubottu said to you above.
[14:23] <usr13> Pici: But if wubi is running and MS Windows is running, there must be some sort of sharing of resources taking place.  Right?
[14:24] <usr13> Pici: Or is wubi running independently of MS Windows?
[14:24] <Pici> usr13: wubi does not run concurrently with Ubuntu, it merely puts a disk volume in a file on the Windows partition and then boots in to it.
[14:24] <Pici> usr13: er, wubi does not run concurrently with Windows*
[14:25] <chirag_d_gr8> Pici: so there is no difference if i install linux using windows or using disc and install it in totally new partition?
[14:25] <usr13> Pici: Ok, I see.
[14:26] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: you get faster HDD access time by a small margin, but that's it
[14:26] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: Oh, there is a big difference.  I do know about that.
[14:26] <Pici> chirag_d_gr8: There may be issues in the future with upgrading, as well as expanding your disk size if needed.  If you are able to partition I highly suggest that you do that instead.
[14:26] <chirag_d_gr8> Pici: my hp laptop does not allow me to boot using a disc
[14:27] <chirag_d_gr8> i had no other option
[14:27] <Pici> chirag_d_gr8: there are many ways to install Ubuntu.
[14:27] <MonkeyDust> chirag_d_gr8: with usb then?
[14:27] <Pici> !install | chirag_d_gr8
[14:27] <chirag_d_gr8> mk1324: hd access time means boot time?
[14:28] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: boot time, application loading time, and saving/loading files
[14:28] <chirag_d_gr8> ubottu: ok thx let me check out your links
[14:28] <chirag_d_gr8> lmao
[14:28] <robin0800> chirag_d_gr8, are you sure there is no bios setting or is it because you have no disk drive?
[14:28] <MonkeyDust>  ubottu not too modest, you ARE intelligent :p
[14:28] <chirag_d_gr8> ubottu is a bot? it is so cool :O
[14:29] <chirag_d_gr8> i have disk drive but my laptop does not read a bootable drive and continue with windows
[14:30] <chirag_d_gr8> not even from usb drive
[14:30] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: unless this is a really old machine CD boot should be supported by your BIOS
[14:30] <chirag_d_gr8> i bought my laptop 3 days ago lol
[14:30] <robin0800> chirag_d_gr8, there will either be a bios setting or a key to hit to choose boot device
[14:30] <chirag_d_gr8> it is i3 processor, 3 gb ram, 2 gb graphics etc
[14:30] <mk1324> try hitting F12 while the computer is booting, that's a very popular boot menu key
[14:31] <chirag_d_gr8> ok....
[14:31] <chirag_d_gr8> i never pressed a key before while booting....let me check that
[14:31] <argT> or F10
[14:31] <robin0800> chirag_d_gr8, or f8
[14:31] <argT> F12 is network a lot of the time
[14:32] <chirag_d_gr8> so if i press all 3 will that do my job?
[14:32] <argT> umm
[14:32] <argT> try one
[14:32] <argT> doesnt work
[14:32] <argT> try again
[14:32] <robin0800> chirag_d_gr8, try one at a time
[14:32] <Cradam> does anyone know of a command to restore ubuntu to factory settings?
[14:32] <mk1324> argT: it's F12 for acer and lenovo, which are the main OEM's i use computers from
[14:32] <chirag_d_gr8> ok...
[14:33] <chirag_d_gr8> mine is hp
[14:33] <argT> mk1324, ahh, asus is f10, intel boards are f10 i believe too
[14:33] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: It should say on the screen.  If it is to fast to read, Ctrl-ALt-Del will reboot and start over
[14:33] <robin0800> chirag_d_gr8, I still think there will be a setting in bios too
[14:33] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: just try some, none of those options should be the self-destruct
[14:33] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: :D
[14:34] <chirag_d_gr8> ok so if i enter successfully in bios, i will change boot sequence and my pc boot from disc first?
[14:34] <usr13> chirag_d_gr8: Have you looked at BIOS settings for boot options?
[14:34] <robin0800> chirag_d_gr8, yes
[14:34] <chirag_d_gr8> i never entered bios
[14:34] <usr13> ... FIrst time for everything.
[14:34] <chirag_d_gr8> :D
[14:35] <chirag_d_gr8> but if i mess bios, how to get it back to normal?
[14:35] <robin0800> chirag_d_gr8, it might be delete for bios
[14:35] <chirag_d_gr8> robin: sorry i did not get it
[14:35] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: for now only change boot options and you'll be fine
[14:35] <argT> my netbook has it as ESC
[14:35] <argT> lol
[14:36] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: ESC here as well for BIOS
[14:36] <Persona24> What's the command to reboot the computer?
[14:36] <dori922> do rsa keys increase security or are they just to help save a user remembering passwords?
[14:36] <argT> reboot...
[14:36] <mk1324> Persona24: in a terminal?
[14:36] <Persona24> yes
[14:36] <argT> reboot
[14:36] <bastidrazor> Persona24: sudo reboot now
[14:36] <mk1324> shutdown -r now
[14:36] <Pici> dori922: Not really on-topic for this channel. Try #ubuntu-offtopic or ##security
[14:37] <chirag_d_gr8> 1 more thing, my laptop shows an overheating error whenever i boot from   linux and nothing when i boot from windows. is it normal or linux is eating my pc?
[14:38] <chirag_d_gr8> linux gets so scary sometimes especially when it attacks hardware :(
[14:38] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: most of the cooling control should be done by the motherboard
[14:38] <Pumpkin-> dori922: for SSH, assuming they have a passphrase, they should increase security. As now you have a primitive 2factor auth, something you know (passphrase) and something you have (the private key).
[14:39] <themartyrs> is kubuntu 64 bit stable?
[14:39] <chirag_d_gr8> mk1324: i run it for 4 hrs or 1 min, it always shows this error
[14:39] <Persona24> ummmmm Ok, so my computer just suggested to install a terminal when I'm obviously using two terminals right now
[14:39] <kraut> themartyrs: it doesn't matter if it's 32- or 64-bit
[14:39] <chirag_d_gr8> is linux attacking my hardware or i should ignore this?
[14:39] <Pumpkin-> dori922: of course, if the client machine is hacked, that doesn't really help you. But if the client password is shoulder surfed, it does help you.
[14:40] <Lithos84> themartyrs: If you look for stability, try version 10.04.
[14:40] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: hose is the error given, during the POST (boot) screen?
[14:40] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: hose = how
[14:40] <mnmbb> themartyrs, U can try debian squeeze
[14:40] <themartyrs> Lithos84: im looking for 64 bit for exclusivly recording aND editing audio
[14:40] <Pici> themartyrs: Sure its stable, why wouldn't it be?
[14:41] <mk1324> themartyrs: how much RAM is in the machine?
[14:41] <chirag_d_gr8> in a black screen. like it tells me looks like your system went in hibernation due to overheating. now this problem has been fixed. check for vent blockage. press enter to continue
[14:41] <themartyrs> mk1324: 8GB
[14:41] <adel> hallo
[14:42] <Lithos84> themartyrs: Keep with 64-bit. 10.04 is the most stable version right now. It works fine on my laptop.
[14:42] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: it might just be the way that linux sent the shutdown signal was misinterpretted
[14:42] <chirag_d_gr8> mk1324: not once not twice but each n every time
[14:42] <chirag_d_gr8> so it is a rom bug?
[14:42] <Cradam> does anyone know of a command to restore ubuntu to factory settings? i am trying to remove all the mess i have caused without grabbing the disk which is a few miles away
[14:42] <themartyrs> Lithos84: even for audio recording and production?
[14:42] <chirag_d_gr8> and i should ignore this?
[14:43] <chirag_d_gr8> and i should think linux is not melting my hardware inside?
[14:43] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: if you shutdown linux then boot into windows after, does the same error occur or just when booting linux?
[14:43] <chirag_d_gr8> just linux and nothing with windows
[14:43] <Lithos84> themartyrs: I edit videos on it.  I suppose it works fine with audio too.
[14:43] <netMarker> server irc.epiknet.org
[14:43] <netMarker> omg
[14:43] <themartyrs> Lithos84: i need it to work better than fine
[14:43] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: it would prolly be a motherboard malfunction if the computer is overheating
[14:43] <Cradam> netMarker: dont advertise servers or nnyou may be klined
[14:43] <chirag_d_gr8> omg so i should discontinue linux?
[14:44] <Pici> themartyrs: Again, I don't know why you think it would be unstable.  I suggest asking in #ubuntustudio if you want answers regarding audio production though.
[14:44] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: if it's a motherboard issue then it's not linux
[14:44] <chirag_d_gr8> windows shows no such error but linux shows this error any distro i use
[14:44] <MonkeyDust> chirag_d_gr8: we all were newbees, once :)
[14:44] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: what is the model of your laptop?
[14:44] <chirag_d_gr8> hp 117tx
[14:44] <chirag_d_gr8> 1117tx
[14:45] <chirag_d_gr8> monkeydust: now you are professional in linux?
[14:45] <intergallactic> hi, how can i share internet via bluetooth, between 2 pcs, using blueman?
[14:46] <chirag_d_gr8> mk1324: for your info, the error code is 90d
[14:46] <amin`> using gdm . at the login screen you have the menu to choose the desktop you want {mine is gnome openbox gnome/openbox}. how could i add awesome and dwm to it?
[14:47] <dori922> thanks :D
[14:47] <Cradam> ok, so is there no way of restoring ubuntu to factory settings? like maybe reinstalling without the disk?
[14:48] <dr_willis> Cradam: depends on which settings
[14:48] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: does the exhaust air temp seem high?
[14:49] <chirag_d_gr8> my temperature graph is in middle
[14:49] <Cradam> dr_willis: the countless WM's i have got with aptitude
[14:49] <chirag_d_gr8> mk1324: the in built app temp graph shows temperature inside
[14:49] <chirag_d_gr8> and it is somewhere in middle
[14:50] <dr_willis> Cradam:  if you mean user settings. delete them from their home dir.
[14:50] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: either it's a false warning caused by linux not sending the computer the right code, or ACPI in linux is not agreeing with your laptop
[14:50] <chirag_d_gr8> uhm....what is acpi
[14:50] <Cradam> dr_willis: no i want to remove them and start from scratch
[14:51] <chirag_d_gr8> mk1324: so what would u reccommend? i am very much interested in saving my hardware. should i continue using liunx?
[14:51] <chirag_d_gr8> or stick to sucking windows?
[14:51] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: power management functions, I believe it also controls cooling
[14:52] <jragon_> Hi!
[14:52] <MonkeyDust> chirag_d_gr8: type acpi -V
[14:52] <dr_willis> Cradam:  remivivg thivgs via package manager will NOT Zremove users settings. you can purge and reingstall system settings
[14:52] <whoever> does anyone have a litescribe drive? and if so can you burn a lable to a dvd with a thermal layer or does it have to be "the litescribe disc w/the litescrible layer"?
[14:52] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: keep an eye on your temps, as long as they stay low, you're fine
[14:53] <dr_willis> whoever:  theres lightscribe apps for linux
[14:53] <root> halli hallo
[14:53] <chirag_d_gr8> mk1324 as i told u, my temp graph is in middle of lowest and highest. is this normal? i m very scared of even thinking of hardware failure
[14:53] <dr_willis> whoever:  in the repos are some and the lightscribe homepage has others
[14:54] <Guest8966> grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
[14:54] <chirag_d_gr8> monketDust i did it. what now?
[14:54] <whoever> dr_willis: yes but i'm asking if the disc has to be litescribe or if any disk with a thermal layer will work to burn a lable
[14:54] <Cradam> dr_willis: can you tell me how to remove the lubuntu login manager and set the default to GDM?
[14:54] <mk1324> chirag_d_gr8: I am not sure about the program you are using and the scale it has, but sorry i have to go
[14:54] <j^2> anyone have an html doc that will print out the hostname -s and the ifconfig? or something to that effect?
[14:54] <dr_willis> whoever:  ive never seen any non lightscribe disjs with that feature
[14:55] <jragon_> I've got a huge problem.. I installed WinXP last night. Grub was overran, so I booted up my live CD... But I get the same error everytime... 'Unable to find a medium containing a live file system'. I've tried 32, and 64 bit(I've got a 64 bit installation of Ubuntu) I've even tried a few mint live cds. Also differant burning software... I have no idea what to do, and I really need to get back into ubuntu... Please help
[14:55] <chirag_d_gr8> MonkeyDust: AS u suggested, i typeed the command acpi -v
[14:56] <dr_willis> Jragon:  make a bootable flash?
[14:56] <dori922> whats it called when i have 1 working server with my ideal setup and i want to make an image of that so i can easily throw up copies/clones of that server?
[14:56] <MonkeyDust> chirag_d_gr8: capital V
[14:56] <chirag_d_gr8> i did it,
[14:56] <dr_willis> dori922:  cloning. clone
[14:57] <filsuf> please try ubuntu halal version .. aka ubuntu terrorist ... aka ubuntu islamic
[14:57] <chirag_d_gr8> thermal ok 59.0 degree C
[14:57] <whoever> dr_willis: in litescribe docs it says it the laser will cause a reacton to the thermal layer but a lot of disks have a thermal layer, and i think you may be able to burn a lable to any disk with a themal layer, and think that litescribe is just trying to push their own disks
[14:57] <sipior> filsuf: go away.
[14:57] <filsuf> that is a special ubuntu version for entering the arab-muslim heaven
[14:57] <chirag_d_gr8> cooling 1-6....all 0 of 10
[14:57] <jragon_> Oh, a few boots later, my OC failed
[14:57] <oCean> filsuf: please stop the silly messages
[14:57] <jragon_> So I reset the CMOS... This made no differace to the boot problme though
[14:58] <filsuf> I cannot promote ubuntu islam?
[14:58] <filsuf> in this ubuntu channel?
[14:58] <sipior> filsuf: no.
[14:58] <oCean> filsuf: no, this is technical support only
[14:58] <dr_willis> whoever:  never seen a disk with that feature without the litescribe logo. go try it and see.
[14:58] <filsuf> voila ... ubuntu terrorist version ... good for those who hate America
[14:58] <filsuf> http://ubuntume.kuwaitnet.net/new/
[14:59] <MonkeyDust> filsuf: http://www.sabily.org/website/index.php/fr/sabily/screenshots
[14:59] <chirag_d_gr8> how you all linux professionals know what is terminal command to execute gui operations?
[14:59] <dr_willis> chirag_d_gr8:  check the icon properties in the menues is one way
[15:00] <priXon> hello
[15:00] <Persona24> Who else is currently in class just listening to the teacher babble?
[15:00] <oCean> Persona24: please stay on topic
[15:00] <Pici> Persona24: #ubuntu-offtopic please.
[15:00] <jragon_> Please,, I really need help with this
[15:01] <whoever> dr_willis: will do but first gotta get a drive, do you know if plextor is still the only manufacture that supports overburn
[15:01] <Cradam> ok i found out how to set the packages to default settings, hmm, but how to get the default packages installed and the non-default removed
[15:01] <priXon> I have copied photos from my galaxy to pc using F-spot and bluetooth and it changed the "last modified date" of the picture on the phone. How can I change the "last modified date" of a batch of file to be the date of creation?
[15:02] <chirag_d_gr8> dr_willis i think in linux we can execute an operation in two ways: by terminal or using gui. is it true? by the way, which icon property in which menu, sry i did not get what u said
[15:03] <rodrigo__> alguem do brasil ?
[15:03] <Alloween> Hi, i probed my system against ShieldsUP and it says, "Your system's personal security countermeasures unwisely attempted to probe us in response to our probes." How do i make sure it keeps in stealth mode?
[15:03] <dr_willis> chirag_d_gr8:  runnung frim term or gui dont matter.
[15:03] <Alloween> I am using ufw
[15:03] <Lithos84> !br | rodrigo__
[15:04] <chirag_d_gr8> is 60 celcius normal for laptop?
[15:05] <dr_willis> chirag_d_gr8:  right click on launcher icon on desktop . then properties. . to see what its running. or use alacarte program.
[15:05] <dr_willis> bbl.
[15:05] <whoever> dr_willis: i don't see anything in the repos with aptitute search lightscribe, or litescribe. can u help
[15:06] <josep> hello i have problems with compaq presario cq50 and wifi...not run
[15:06] <josep> ubuntu 10.04
[15:08] <chirag_d_gr8> is 60 degree celsius normal for a laptop?
[15:10] <Cradam> chirag_d_gr8: about 5 degrees above normal but danger levels are 80-90
[15:10] <B0g4r7> Newer chips tend to be designed to tolerate higher temps.
[15:11] <B0g4r7> It used to be 60c was bordering on too hot, but now it's normal for a cpu to tolerate up to 100c.
[15:11] <Cradam> i always set my bios to switch off at 85
[15:12] <razz_> how to update to the latest copy of hdparm in 10.04
[15:12] <chirag_d_gr8> mine is laptop. while using irc, it's temperature is 60 celsius. so i will never be able to play a gme on it?
[15:13] <Alloween> Cradam: Probe results at  ShieldsUP  says, "Your system's personal security countermeasures unwisely attempted to probe us in response to our probes." How do i make sure it keeps in stealth mode?
[15:13] <Cradam> what
[15:14] <cfedde> dell satisfaction survey training me to avoid calling them for help in the future.
[15:15] <SIFTU> Cradam: CPU temp varies by chip.. mine cuts out at 100C
[15:16] <Alloween> i probed for open ports at "shieldsUP" to see if there are any security holes , and it not truly stealth mode as tries to probe back to where packets originated from.
[15:16] <B0g4r7> Cradan, I would check the manufacturer specs.
[15:16] <Cradam> Alloween: and why would i know?
[15:17] <DarkStar1> Hello ppl.. What command do I need to excutue to reload my bash_profile again?
[15:17] <Alloween> Now, i want my system to not to respond to such packets as shieldsUP reports. How to do this in unbuntu
[15:17] <B0g4r7> Alloween, maybe if you were to capture packets with wireshark during the scan you could see what they're talking about.
[15:17] <B0g4r7> Their description is rather vague.
[15:17] <Persona24> So guys, Ubuntu is suppose to appeal to Window users.  Who hear believes it looks more like Mac OS?
[15:17] <Cradam> i understand the question, i just dont understand why i would know, (i don't know)
[15:18] <SIFTU> Alloween: are you behind a router?
[15:18] <razz_> hdparm on ubuntu 10.04 is 9.15 and it's buggy, how do i update to 9.37 which I believe is the latest and is available for oneiric https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hdparm/9.37-0ubuntu1
[15:18] <DarkStar1> Persona24: Yup
[15:18] <huge> hello, how can I get  pre-release of Ubuntu IVI Remix 11.04??
[15:18] <oCean> Persona24: this is technical support. Try #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[15:18] <B0g4r7> Persona, it is?  (supposed to appeal to Windowss user)
[15:18] <Alloween> SIFTU: no, its standalone machine
[15:18] <SIFTU> Alloween: "closed" reports reports back.. "stealth" drops packets
[15:18] <SIFTU> Alloween: oh ok.. well you can config iptables with "reject"
[15:18] <SIFTU> on the INPUT chain
[15:18] <DarkStar1> Persona24: but that's not a bad thing
[15:18] <Alloween> its report is good as far as first 1024 ports are concerned
[15:19] <abstrakt> why is my ping so high!?
[15:19] <B0g4r7> REJECT sends a response packet.  DROP does not.
[15:19] <Alloween> SIFTU: how do you do this in ufw?
[15:19] <DarkStar1> So does anyone know the answer to my question?
[15:19] <SIFTU> B0g4r7: lol thanks B0g4r7
[15:19] <huge> I read that a pre-release of Ubuntu IVI Remix is available for testing purpose
[15:19] <SIFTU> Alloween: not sure as I dont use it
[15:19] <chirag_d_gr8> how to determine laptop temperaaature in celsius?
[15:19] <DarkStar1> how do I reload my bash_profile?
[15:19] <huge> where Can I get it?
[15:20] <B0g4r7> DarkStar1, rerun bash.
[15:20] <SIFTU> chirag_d_gr8: you need lmsensors installed
[15:21] <DarkStar1> B0g4r7:  I don't want to log out and log back in again. I just know t here is a way to reload the bash profile to take into account the new stuff I put in it
[15:21] <abstrakt> what's wrong with you, pinG!?
[15:21] <abstrakt> you too high!
[15:21] <chirag_d_gr8> SIFTU: i have an application that measures internal temperature in an unknown scale. lmsensor is a software btw?
[15:21] <auronandace> !derivatives | huge
[15:21] <Pici> !ot | abstrakt
[15:22] <B0g4r7> DarkStar1, type 'bash' to run a new bash instance inside your existing one.
[15:22] <DarkStar1> B0g4r7: Ok thxx
[15:22] <abstrakt> how is that off topic
[15:22] <abstrakt> there's gotta be some sort of common linux utility that I can use on Ubuntu to find out why my ping is so high
[15:22] <abstrakt> no?
[15:23] <jnsl_> i delete a folder with sudo rm -r ...
[15:23] <jnsl_> can i get ti back ?
[15:23] <Pici> abstrakt: Your ping to what?
[15:23] <abstrakt> i mean, TCP/IP was in fact invented on *nix (BSD specifically, but still)
[15:23] <abstrakt> Pici, uhh, well my ping to just about everything, games, websites, you name it
[15:23] <SIFTU> abstrakt: mtr
[15:23] <abstrakt> Pici, speedtest.net reports my ping hovering somewhere in the 101-110ms range
[15:23] <B0g4r7> That's not real high.
[15:24] <Pici> abstrakt: You need to determine if the issue is inside your network or not, mtr will be handy for that.
[15:24] <abstrakt> B0g4r7, for games, that's WAY too high
[15:24] <abstrakt> Pici, SIFTU ok thanks, i will look in to it
[15:24] <chirag_d_gr8> #python
[15:24] <semitones_> does ctrl-alt-backspace work in ubuntu and kubuntu on the same machine, if I enable it once?
[15:24] <jnsl_> can i revert a "sudo rm -r <folder>"???
[15:24] <jnsl_> :S
[15:25] <auronandace> !undelete | jnsl_
[15:25] <B0g4r7> jnsl_, usually not.  If you deleted the items from an ext2/3/4 filesystem, you might be able to recover them using debugfs.
[15:25] <abstrakt> jnsl_, no
[15:25] <jnsl_> damn
[15:26] <SIFTU> jnsl_: also check out photorec
[15:26] <jnsl_> ok thanks guys :)
[15:26] <razz_> how do  I install packages from 11.10 when I am running 10.04
[15:26] <me-1> hi... hwta is the best video editing app for Linux
[15:26] <zerosum> hi, how can I run an ide as root without being asked for a password. I am trying to copy a library postbuild to a directory belonging to root.
[15:26] <abstrakt> razz_, you don't, you go look for a backport PPA
[15:26] <B0g4r7> razz_, you usually don't.
[15:26] <Pici> razz_: you don't. You wull break your install doing that.
[15:26] <auronandace> razz_: you don't
[15:26] <abstrakt> razz_, or you compile from source
[15:27] <abstrakt> zerosum, gksu/gksudo and friends
[15:27] <Mitesh> how to hide my ip in whois command in irc chat sorry 4 offtopic
[15:27] <razz_> abstrakt
[15:27] <abstrakt> there's probably a KDE equivalent
[15:27] <razz_> abstrakt: ok
[15:27] <abstrakt> razz_,
[15:27] <TheEvilPhoenix> what's the likelihood that an in-place dist-upgrade of a Maverick system to Natty will break everything?
[15:27] <zerosum> thanks
[15:28] <SIFTU> me-1: most people use kdenlive
[15:28] <abstrakt> Mitesh ask #freenode, it's on the FAQ on the website
[15:28] <auronandace> !cloak | Mitesh
[15:28] <TheEvilPhoenix> Mitesh:  /join #freenode.  Then ask there
[15:28] <abstrakt> they do? lol, cuz kdenlive sucks :P
[15:29] <Pici> TheEvilPhoenix: You shouldn't be using dist-upgrade to upgrade from one release to the next. Use do-release-upgrade instead.
[15:29] <SIFTU> abstrakt: well most linux youtube people use it.. it's not too bad, besides the occassions crash
[15:30] <TheEvilPhoenix> Pici:  well whatever the command is.  TBPH, Update Manager is yelling at me, so i'm trying  to figure out whether i run the risk of borking all my data
[15:30] <TheEvilPhoenix> Pici:  considering this is on a netbook that i dont really care about, i couldnt care less if the data implodes
[15:30] <TheEvilPhoenix> but i'm just curious :P
[15:30] <abstrakt> TheEvilPhoenix, you do run the risk of borking your data
[15:30] <abstrakt> TheEvilPhoenix, fresh install is always best
[15:31] <TheEvilPhoenix> abstrakt:  indeed, but cba to pay $12 for the only USB stick that I can find within 30 miles
[15:31] <abstrakt> TheEvilPhoenix, great, then even more reason to just go ahead and wipe the HD, full format, and reinstall fresh
[15:31] <TheEvilPhoenix> abstrakt:  as this is to be installed to a netbook... :P
[15:31] <abstrakt> cba?
[15:31] <TheEvilPhoenix> "can't be arsed"
[15:31] <TheEvilPhoenix> basically like "cant be motivated to do <something>"
[15:31] <abstrakt> ahh, no CD drive then
[15:31] <TheEvilPhoenix> mhm
[15:31] <TheEvilPhoenix> hence USB only
[15:31]  * MonkeyDust schopt terug
[15:31] <MonkeyDust> oops
[15:33] <TheEvilPhoenix> Pici:  abstrakt:  Assuming that i want to in-place upgrade because i dont care about the data, what should I use?  Update Manager's "UPGRADE" button, or a command-line 'do-release-upgrade'?
[15:34] <abstrakt> i would personally def go with the CLI
[15:34] <abstrakt> the GUI is just gonna run those CLI commands for you and the GUI is just one extra thing that could break or get in your way and screw things up
[15:36] <TheEvilPhoenix> abstrakt:  well i'm running the thing in TTY1, so we'll see how it works
[15:36] <blackxored> Hello, any Cubans living in the US there? I have a question... Anyone?
[15:36] <TheEvilPhoenix> !offtopic > blackxored
[15:36] <Daniel_Paim> Hello World
[15:37] <Daniel_Paim> Anybody can help me
[15:37] <Daniel_Paim> ?
[15:37] <abstrakt> blackxored, I have a rare piece of fossilized iguana poop, what of it?
[15:37] <abstrakt> !ask > Daniel_Paim
[15:37] <TheEvilPhoenix> !offtopic > abstrakt
[15:38] <abstrakt> o.0
[15:38] <Daniel_Paim> Ok plese i want a customized xubuntu version like mangaka linux for me
[15:38] <razz_> abstrakt: I am trying to install hdparm from source to run the latest version. when I run ./configure, output = bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
[15:38] <LekeFly> Why am i getting kernel panic from just booting Gparted? :S
[15:39] <Daniel_Paim> ubottu: I want a customized xubuntu live dvd like mangaka linux
[15:39] <Daniel_Paim> mangaka linux is a better live dvd distribution ubuntu based
[15:39] <Daniel_Paim> my old pc can not run ubuntu
[15:43] <Daniel_Paim> abstrakt: May you help me?
[15:43] <Daniel_Paim> I want a customized xubuntu version
[15:44] <abstrakt> Daniel_Paim, sorry I don't know much about customizing a LiveCD
[15:44] <abstrakt> razz_, well then you're Doing It Wrong (TM)
[15:44] <Daniel_Paim> ok
[15:44] <abstrakt> razz_, you're not in the folder that you should be in, or you unpacked the wrong tarball or the config script isn't chmod 755 etc etc
[15:44] <justinas> Hi
[15:45] <justinas> Which ubuntu package contains the wallpaper that is used in gdm by default?
[15:45] <DarsVaeda> how do I search all *.jpg in a folder and subfolders in nautilus?
[15:46] <razz_> abstrakt: there  is not configure script but a makefile, I unpackaged the right file and am in the top most folder
[15:46] <justinas> DarsVaeda: find . -name "*.jpg" -type f
[15:46] <camilleqco> I want to go from duel-boot to single-boot? Is there any easy way to do this?
[15:46] <justinas> DarsVaeda: Forget nautilus, be a man.
[15:46] <camilleqco> oops dual boot
[15:46] <camilleqco> not duel
[15:46] <DarsVaeda> yeah but I need to count them and thats so handy
[15:46] <HoboSteaux> Hey, I'm getting a nasty kernel panic and am looking for a resource to resolve it: http://i.imgur.com/xTzMS.jpg
[15:47] <SIFTU> justinas: +1, but use -iname
[15:47] <camilleqco> I think they were in a duel and Windows lost
[15:47] <DarsVaeda> oh you just have to omig the "*."
[15:47] <DarsVaeda> *omit
[15:47] <justinas> DarsVaeda: find . -iname "*.jpg" -type f |
[15:47] <justinas> DarsVaeda: find . -iname "*.jpg" -type f | wc -l
[15:47] <justinas> That counts the files.
[15:47] <justinas> Anything more?
[15:47] <DarsVaeda> nah thx :)
[15:47] <abstrakt> razz_, and of course, you read the README.txt and INSTALL.txt files that come with the source code right?
[15:47] <justinas> You wanna rotate them? Scale them? Do something fancy?
[15:48] <abstrakt> razz_, not all programs use ./configure for compilation
[15:48] <razz_> abstrakt: there are no readme and install files thats why I am here
[15:48] <galba> hi, how can enable vnc on newly installed ubuntu server 11.04 at the command-line?
[15:48] <DarsVaeda> not really, I'm just a bash noob counting jpg files :D
[15:48] <abstrakt> razz_, ahh... what about on the website where you downloaded the source?
[15:48] <abstrakt> razz_, someone, somewhere, has instructions on how to build it
[15:48] <justinas> DarsVaeda: Now you know how to count them properly.
[15:48] <justinas> Anyway.
[15:48] <abstrakt> razz_, otherwise I suppose you can just type "make" and hope for the best
[15:49] <justinas> My question still goes unanswered. What's the package where that default gdm wallpaper is. :-X
[15:49]  * DarsVaeda hugs justinnas
[15:49] <abstrakt> justinas, probably gdm
[15:49] <justinas> abstrakt: No.
[15:49] <ModusPwnens> !cloning
[15:49] <razz_> abstrakt: thats the link
[15:49] <razz_> http://sourceforge.net/projects/hdparm/support
[15:50] <justinas> gdm contains gdm and does not contain gdm artwork.
[15:50] <ModusPwnens> Hello, can someone tell me why the instructions for cloning don't work?
[15:50] <ModusPwnens> when I try sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install, it says 'xargs: aptitude: No such file or directory'
[15:51] <abstrakt> razz_, "hdparm says the best way to get help with its software is by emailing its project administrators."
[15:51] <justinas> ModusPwnens: Probably because you don't have aptitude installed.
[15:51] <Paladinlaw> hi, i need help with nvidia driver.
[15:51] <ModusPwnens> o.O what? really? I thought that was standard
[15:51] <abstrakt> ModusPwnens, sudo apt-get install aptitude
[15:52] <abstrakt> ModusPwnens, nope, aptitude pretty much sucks
[15:52] <justinas> I concur.
[15:52] <abstrakt> which is why it doesn't come installed by default
[15:52] <ModusPwnens> huh. I guess i must have installed it long ago and forgot.
[15:52] <ModusPwnens> ok, thanks!
[15:52] <justinas> ModusPwnens: aptitude also comes with ppa-purge.
[15:53] <justinas> As a dependency.
[15:53] <ModusPwnens> whats ppa-purge?
[15:53] <ModusPwnens> oh k
[15:53] <SIFTU> abstrakt: why does aptitude suck?
[15:53] <ModusPwnens> i
[15:53] <Paladinlaw> hi, i need help with nvidia driver. my max screen resolution ix 640x480.
[15:53] <ModusPwnens> will install that too.
[15:53] <justinas> ModusPwnens: You don't necessarily need ppa-purge. :-D Unless you experiment with, like, gnome3 and want to revert back.
[15:54] <HoboSteaux> Hey, I'm getting a nasty kernel panic and am looking for a resource to resolve it: http://i.imgur.com/xTzMS.jpg
[15:54] <abstrakt> SIFTU, because the interface is EXTREMELY non intuitive, it doesn't follow ANY kind of convention, not emacs, not vim, not anything, and the search is pretty much horrible and completely non-useful
[15:54] <abstrakt> getting anything actually done in aptitude is just a huge PITA
[15:54] <abstrakt> i'd rather use apt-get and apt-cache any day
[15:54]  * justinas nods vigorously to what abstrakt is saying.
[15:54] <SIFTU> abstrakt: its ncurses.. its fine
[15:54] <Pici> abstrakt: aptitude doesn't come with Ubuntu by default because there is no reason to include two tools that do the same thing on the CD, epsecially because we are always looking for more room.
[15:54] <abstrakt> Synaptic is pretty nice, they actually got it right
[15:55] <ModusPwnens> la
[15:55] <justinas> Pici: And, besides, Synaptic is a better tool, let's not forget that.
[15:55] <ModusPwnens> oops, wrong window.
[15:55] <abstrakt> SIFTU, ncurses has basically zero to do with what hotkey commands they chose
[15:55] <abstrakt> and, like i said, even if the keys were not completely counter intuitive, the search facility just sucks, really bad
[15:55] <lantizia_> ok... brand new PC... put in a ubuntu 11.04 install usb pen I've used before... and it connected to the wifi _without_ asking for a password - I'm guessing it saved it on the usb pen from before?
[15:56] <SIFTU> abstrakt: lol ok
[15:56] <abstrakt> i actually don't even have the words to describe how baffled I am at how bad and non-useful the aptitude search results are
[15:56] <maihsun>  /wc
[15:56] <SIFTU> abstrakt: synaptic does work on my headless server
[15:56] <abstrakt> anyway, that's why :)
[15:56] <abstrakt> SIFTU, of course not, it's GUI
[15:56] <abstrakt> like i said already
[15:56] <SIFTU> abstrakt: aptitude works just fine
[15:56] <FAMAS> what does SIFTU mean?
[15:56] <abstrakt> "i'd rather use apt-get and apt-cache any day"
[15:57] <Pici> Anyway, lets keep this channel clear for people asking support questions.
[15:57] <abstrakt> SIFTU, for you, great... not for me and justinas
[15:57] <FAMAS> i am curious
[15:57] <FAMAS> what does SIFTU mean?
[15:57] <Pici> FAMAS: its a person in here.
[15:57] <SIFTU> FAMAS: sorry I meant synaptic DOESNT work on my headless server.. becuase I dont have a GUI
[15:57] <justinas> Oh, new kerned in oneiric.
[15:58] <justinas> *kernel
[15:58] <justinas> Let's update.
[15:58] <abstrakt> SIFTU, yes I knokw what you were trying to say, hence why I said "of course not, it's GUI"
[15:58] <abstrakt> and like i said already, on a headless server, i just use apt-get and apt-cache and i get far more done in far less time than b0rkpl0xing around with aptitude
[15:58] <usr13> #ubuntu-offtopic is a good place for philosophical discussions
[15:58] <justinas> :-D
[15:59] <llutz> aptitude does a fine job, just refuse to use the TUI
[15:59]  * justinas saves "b0rkpl0xing" for future reference.
[15:59] <Pici> Agreed, can we move the non-support discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:59] <brack9> Is Ubuntu going to run significantly slower off a SD card vs a SSD hd?
[15:59] <SIFTU> brack9: yes
[15:59] <Chewtoy> Hi. I just installed (k)ubuntu and I'm trying to get all of my monitors working. I got a Radeon HD6870 with 4 monitors plugged in. This works under windows but in ubuntu I can either get 3 screens (2 on DVI ports and 1 on miniDisplayPort) or 2 screens (both on mDP). But I want to use all my 4 screens (2 on DVI and 2 on mDP). Does any one have any clue on how to do it?
[15:59] <FAMAS> unless designed specifically, SD cards are slower than SSD HD
[15:59] <FAMAS> as far as i know
[16:00] <brack9> Yeah.  It's taking forever to boot
[16:00] <SIFTU> brack9: SD cards are slow
[16:00] <justinas> Slower then SATA disks?
[16:00] <brack9> dammit.. I have a 4 gig SSD but an 8 gig SD card
[16:00] <SIFTU> justinas: yep
[16:00] <brack9> so I tried installing it on the SD card
[16:00] <brack9> since I kept running out of space
[16:00] <TheMatrix30001> how do I search a specific file let say /var/log/mail.log, for all lines containing an email for example the email example@example.com?
[16:00] <abstrakt> just because they both have the letters "SD" at the end doesn't mean they're at all similar
[16:00] <justinas> TheMatrix30001: Grep it.
[16:00] <Pici> TheMatrix30001: grep example@example.com /var/log/mail.log
[16:01] <brack9> The SD card shouldn't be so slow that it takes like 10 minutes to boot though right?
[16:01] <usr13> TheMatrix30001: grep
[16:01] <llutz> TheMatrix30001: grep " example@example.com"  /var/log/mail.log
[16:01] <brack9> It's a decent card, I think it's like a sandisk
[16:01] <abstrakt> brack9, i really wouldn't be surprised at all
[16:01] <brack9> weird, live boot is a lot slower
[16:01] <abstrakt> brack9, vendor has very little to do with actual performance/speed/specs
[16:01] <brack9> ok
[16:01] <abstrakt> vendor has more to do with QA and longevity of your product
[16:01] <brack9> So I kept running out of space because of application
[16:01] <brack9> applications...
[16:01] <Pici> !enter
[16:02] <brack9> sorry
[16:02] <abstrakt> brack9, well on a 4G drive, of course you keep running out of space
[16:02] <brack9> So yeah, can I mount the location that applications are installed on the 8 gig card some how?
[16:02] <abstrakt> i don't even understand why anyone would try to go with anything less than a 32G drive for a main OS drive
[16:02] <user> Hey there.
[16:02] <brack9> abstrakt: it's a netbook.
[16:03] <abstrakt> like, i remember using a 2G drive, that was about 15 years ago
[16:03] <user> Is there anyone who can help me out with my windows boot?
[16:03] <abstrakt> brack9, again that means pretty much nothing to ubuntu
[16:03] <REK_007> user what problem ?
[16:03] <justinas> IIRC, SSD disks have a limited number of writes to them. In the long run they simply can't hold the info. What's the half-life of such a disk normally, considering that a user does not (re)write info like crazy, e.g., does not compile the system every day?
[16:03] <abstrakt> ubuntu doesn't care if it's a buzzword based laptop or not, ubuntu needs probably 5-10G of space at least
[16:03] <brack9> abstrakt: I was answering your question of why someone might use less than 32g
[16:03] <user> well i can't run windows nor ubuntu anymore :l
[16:03] <abstrakt> brack9, uhh... not a very good answer?
[16:03] <MiteshShah> how can I check if sound card is installed or not
[16:04] <REK_007> user: a little more info will be helpful as to what you did
[16:04] <abstrakt> unless you're actually using it as a truly dumb terminal, in which case your HD size really shouldn't matter
[16:04] <brack9> abstrakt: it has a built in 4 gig hard drive, the only other storage is removable
[16:05] <user> well, this morning I removed my manually added ubuntu boot button in mbr and now i can't run windows anymore ;l
[16:05] <justinas> user: :-D
[16:05] <abstrakt> oh, i see... wow... aight, well i don't know what to say except that this is a common lesson: always research your hardware before you buy for linux
[16:05]  * justinas giggles.
[16:05] <justinas> "removed ubuntu boot button from MBR."
[16:05] <brack9> abstrakt: I got it for free
[16:05] <abstrakt> MiteshShah, lspci
[16:05] <abstrakt> MiteshShah, and lsmod
[16:06] <REK_007> user: repair mbr ... using a windows disc
[16:06] <abstrakt> brack9, ahh, well there ya go... can't complain much then, can ya :)
[16:06] <user> i am currently running boot-repair-disk
[16:06] <user> the debian based thingy
[16:06] <tolstoi> anyone knows how to exchange the ubuntu logo for the gnome pawn in the left upper panel?
[16:06] <justinas> He probably means that he messed up menu.lst in grub.
[16:06] <REK_007> user: that will fix you to grub . AFAIK
[16:06] <user> when i tried to restore MBR i'm still unable to run windows ;l
[16:06] <abstrakt> brack9, try something else then, like damn small linux and then install openbox or whatever
[16:06] <user> i'm not talking about grub
[16:06] <justinas> Which is more easily repaired by booting with some live cd, mounting the disk and putting the hooks back.
[16:06] <abstrakt> tolstoi, the people in #GNOME probably know
[16:06] <user> i have grub aswell
[16:07] <tolstoi> ty
[16:07] <user> but grub doesnt work either
[16:07] <MiteshShah> abstrakt: in lspci & lsmod I don't find realtec or sound word thay means no sound card in pc right?
[16:07] <user> it tells me that it can't find my partition
[16:07] <REK_007> user: copy out the grub cfg to paste bin
[16:07] <justinas> MiteshShah: Not necessarily.
[16:07] <abstrakt> MiteshShah, well if it doesn't show up in lspci, then yeah you have no sound card
[16:07] <abstrakt> MiteshShah, if it shows up in lspci but not in lsmod then you have a sound card but no drivers
[16:07] <SIFTU> MiteshShah: alsamixer shows nothing?
[16:08] <REK_007> user: partition table you used .. i faced this problem only once when i tried tribooting with hackintosh with GUID table :P
[16:08] <B0g4r7> MiteshShah, it may well have some other name, like "multimedia device" or "unidentified device"
[16:08] <fon72> Is this the right channel for asking a quick support question?
[16:08] <minnillo> hi guys i have a question
[16:08] <usr13> MiteshShah: lspci |pastebinit   #Paste resulting URL.  Let's have a look.
[16:09] <minnillo> how do you work subtitle downloader in movie player?
[16:09] <usr13> minnillo: Which movie player?
[16:09] <MiteshShah> lspci shos host pci usb and ethernet  only
[16:09] <minnillo> usr13: totem movie player
[16:10] <minnillo> i checked subtitle downloader in the plugin
[16:10] <minnillo> but i don't know how to use dit
[16:10] <MiteshShah> usr13: can you give me pastebin link so I put my op there
[16:10] <minnillo> it says it automatically searches for subtitles
[16:10] <fon72> I bought a wireless router that is supposed to work with linux. It says the firmware is missing. In the disc that came with it there is a linux driver folder, but I don't know how to install. There doesn't seem to be a setup application. I'm completely new to linux by the way.
[16:10] <usr13> MiteshShah: Problably a plugin for it.
[16:11] <usr13> minnillo: Problably a plugin for it.
[16:11] <galba> hi, how can enable vnc on a newly installed ubuntu server 11.04 at the command-line?
[16:11] <minnillo> usr13: oh ok, so i stil need to install the subtitle downloader program for it to work?
[16:11] <justinas> fon72: install something like dd-wrt.
[16:11] <usr13> MiteshShah: lspci |pastebinit   #Paste resulting URL.  Let's have a look.
[16:11] <fon72> What is that?
[16:11] <justinas> dd-wrt is a Good Thing (tm).
[16:11] <usr13> !pastebin | MiteshShah
[16:11] <usr13> !pastebinit | MiteshShah
[16:12] <B0g4r7> dd-wrt is cool, but you shouldn't need it just to use wireless.
[16:12] <Viktator> exit
[16:12] <fon72> Well there is a driver folder in the disc that came with it called linux, but i don't see any sort of setup app.
[16:12] <fon72> There are other files
[16:12] <B0g4r7> fon72, I would stay away from installing anything from an included disc.
[16:13] <fon72> Oh
[16:13] <fon72> Okay
[16:13] <minnillo> hey i was just about to buy a wireless router awhile ago. what does DD-WRT do?
[16:13] <B0g4r7> dd-wrt is replacement firmware for many routers.
[16:13] <llutz> minnillo: http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
[16:14] <minnillo> i was gonna get a normal router (one w/o the dd-wrt thing) but i stopped cause dd-wrt might be a good thing
[16:14] <minnillo> does dd-wrt make my connection faster?
[16:14] <dr_willis> minnillo:  i doubt if it will be any faster
[16:14] <B0g4r7> I dunno about that, but it has some other cool features.
[16:14] <fon72> How do I know my adapter is supported my dd-wrt? We already have a working router. I'm talking about a usb router.
[16:14] <B0g4r7> Like the ability to function as a VPN endpoint.
[16:14] <SIFTU> minnillo: it's possible.. but not what its for.. it's for more advanced settings
[16:14] <dr_willis> a usb router? what do you mean by that?
[16:15] <fon72> Adapter
[16:15] <fon72> Sorry
[16:15] <llutz> fon72: you are talking about an USB wifi-adaptor not a router, aren't you?
[16:15] <MiteshShah> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/689309/
[16:15] <minnillo> dr_willis, SIFTU: oh i see. so if i'm just gonna use my router at home i don't really need a dd-wrt one?
[16:15] <fon72> Usb adapter
[16:15] <fon72> I confused myself
[16:15] <SIFTU> minnillo: depends on what you do at home :)
[16:15] <dr_willis> minnillo:  if you want to have more stuff to play with on it. :)
[16:15] <MiteshShah> abstrakt: http://paste.ubuntu.com/689309/
[16:15] <minnillo> dr_willis: what kind of stuff?
[16:15] <fon72> Yes, llutz.
[16:15] <dr_willis> minnillo:  go see the dd-wrt homepage/docs.  i never have theneed for it.
[16:16] <minnillo> im jsut gonna use my laptop, PC, and phone wiht it
[16:16] <minnillo> would i need dd-wrt?
[16:16] <LanoUltra> Hi, is it possible to make a ubuntu pc shutdown after it has not been used in 1 hour and it's after 5 in the evening? What do I have to do?
[16:16] <B0g4r7> I put dd-wrt on all my devices that can use it as a matter of course.
[16:16] <SIFTU> minnillo: I run a ipv6 tunnel, reverse ssh tunnels, vlan tagging, captive protal, custom firewall rules etc
[16:16] <dr_willis> minnillo:  if you need enhanced/advanced features and more controll.
[16:16] <dr_willis> minnillo:  for normal people.. most likely not
[16:16] <fon72> So dd-wrt will fix the missing firmware problem?
[16:16] <SIFTU> fon72: no
[16:16] <abstrakt> whoa
[16:16] <minnillo> dr_willis: oh ok, probably jsut gonna buy a normal router then
[16:16] <abstrakt> ISA
[16:16] <B0g4r7> dd-wrt runs on routers.
[16:16] <llutz> fon72: no, dd-wrt is a router firmware
[16:16] <minnillo> SIFTU: woah what are those lol
[16:16] <dr_willis> fon72:  dd0wrt has nothing to do with your wireless card drivers
[16:16] <usr13> MiteshShah: alsamixer  #Look in upper left corner for info about audio adapter.  Let us know what you see.
[16:17] <fon72> Well then what about my wireless adapter?
[16:17] <abstrakt> MiteshShah, lspci says that you do not have a sound card, even though lspci says that you have sound drivers installed
[16:17] <B0g4r7> fon72, have you plugged it in?
[16:17] <minnillo> ohhh how about for downloading torrents. will DD-WRT help?
[16:17] <fon72> Yes
[16:17] <abstrakt> although, i suppose that just because you have sound drivers, doesn't mean they are attached to any particular hardware
[16:17] <claude2> hmmm is anyone else getting an error updating ubuntu 10.04 today?
[16:17] <fon72> It says something like device not ready missing firmware
[16:17] <claude2> i'm getting "unrecoverable fatal error, aborting: files list file for package 'evolution-plugins' is missing final newline"
[16:17] <dr_willis> minnillo:  i think its time to go check the dd-wrt homepage :)
[16:17] <SIFTU> minnillo: there is a version with torrent client installed :)
[16:17] <fon72> Forgot the exact text
[16:18] <fon72> Can I pm someone? This chat is a little to chaotic for me to follow.
[16:18] <minnillo> dr_willis: i've checked the site awhile ago but didn't understand a thing lol. i'll go check it out again. thanks!
[16:18] <MiteshShah> usr13: I don't find any alsamixer where it is?
[16:18] <fon72> too*
[16:18] <dr_willis> minnillo:  then its most likely best you dont use it :)
[16:18] <SIFTU> MiteshShah: open up a command line and type it in
[16:18] <minnillo> SIFTU: then maybe i'll get a dd-wrt router then, because of the torrent LOL
[16:18] <usr13> MiteshShah: Open a terminal window, type  "alsamixer"  (without quotes), and hit Enter key.
[16:19] <minnillo> dr_willis: nah, i can understand those stuff i just need to focus reaeding on them hehe
[16:19] <fon72> ?
[16:19] <dr_willis> minnillo:  you can get NAS's that can do torrents also. if you really need such a gizmo
[16:19] <MiteshShah> usr13: SIFTU: usr13: alsamixer says cannot open mixer: No such file or directory
[16:19] <minnillo> what are NAS?
[16:20] <dr_willis> Network Attatched Storage
[16:20] <FAMAS> network attached storage
[16:20] <dr_willis> a HD on the LAN
[16:20] <minnillo> ohhh
[16:20] <SIFTU> dr_willis: dd-wrt can have a HDD attached and act as a nas too
[16:20] <FAMAS> to be blatant, boxes with rj45 ports which can have drives inside them
[16:20] <minnillo> nah i don't think i would need that. i just need something to speed up my torrent downloading hehe
[16:20] <FAMAS> to minnillo: you need better internet connection
[16:20] <usr13> MiteshShah: sudo apt-get install alsa-tools
[16:20] <FAMAS> or simply more seeds for your torrent
[16:21] <fon72> So,,,can someone help me install the driver on the cd or some alternative?
[16:21] <MiteshShah> usr13: abstrakt: I need to buy new sound card?
[16:21] <B0g4r7> I have this Asus router gadget that advertises "continuous accelerated downloading even when the PC is off".  I dunno if that's torrents or not...
[16:21] <minnillo> FAMAS: so dd-wrt cannot increase the speed of my torrent downloading?
[16:21] <MiteshShah> usr13: I'm installing it wait
[16:21] <usr13> MiteshShah: As someone already suggested, it doesn't appear that you have a working sound card.
[16:21] <FAMAS> i do not know what dd-wrt is, but torrents operate on a principle
[16:21] <FAMAS> which is not similar to http
[16:21] <B0g4r7> minnillo, it could if it fixes bugs that were present in the stock firmware.
[16:21] <FAMAS> you cannot just feed it an accelerator
[16:22] <minnillo> FAMAS: oh ok
[16:22] <FAMAS> and hope for it to magically skyrocket
[16:22] <MiteshShah> usr13: so what to do buy new sound card or just install some packages I'm new so I don't know
[16:22] <FAMAS> to boger: the option you are talking about
[16:22] <minnillo> B0g4r7: oh ok
[16:22] <irveee> what's the easiest VM to set up in ubuntu for running win 7?
[16:22] <FAMAS> it is to continue accelerated download even when you shutdown your pc
[16:22] <irveee> and most seemless
[16:22] <dr_willis> irveee:  i would say virtualbox
[16:22] <dr_willis> seamless - no idea.
[16:22] <irveee> awesome, i'll give it a shot :)
[16:22] <FAMAS> i agree with doctor
[16:22] <MiteshShah> usr13: alsa-tool is already newest 1
[16:23] <fon72> Hello?
[16:23] <irveee> thx all
[16:23] <frusen> hey, i have a problem regarding my cd drive. when i start the computer and go into BIOS it is there, but when i login to ubuntu it's not recognized. i need help :/
[16:23] <danger89> To minnilo, to speed up your torrent you should be sure that you forwarded the port
[16:23] <fon72> :(
[16:23] <usr13> MiteshShah: I don't know really....  Would have to see what you've got.  But if  you come by my place, I'd give you one, (I have a few spares).
[16:23] <irveee> basically all i need is for outlook to run =p
[16:23] <minnillo> danger89: alright, i've already done that though
[16:23] <irveee> so as long as my NIC is mapped and whatnot should be good
[16:24] <dr_willis> irveee:  your Network card in the virtual machine will be a virtual nic..
[16:24] <minnillo> im just under the impression that dd-wrt could enchance your speed. but i think i was wrong
[16:24] <usr13> MiteshShah: If you have alsa-tools installed, alsamixer  should be a valid command.  What error do you get?
[16:24] <FAMAS> to everyone who is having unsupported hardware on ubuntu: first make sure you did not mess with the os in anyway
[16:24] <danger89> Frusen, is it SATA?
[16:24] <fon72> I guess I'll ask later...
[16:24] <FAMAS> and always try with alternative spare parts
[16:24] <irveee> dr_willis: sounds good. i will report back with my results :D
[16:24] <frusen> danger89, no
[16:24] <usr13> alternative spare parts,  good suggestion.
[16:25] <dr_willis> fon72:  theres always askubuntu.com and the forums
[16:25] <danger89> Uhm maybe a jumper problem?
[16:25] <minnillo> guys what's MIMO? is it the same as 1T1R?
[16:25] <dr_willis> fon72:  or clarify and reask the question here about every 10 min.
[16:25] <FAMAS> to doctor: forums give me a fever
[16:25] <MiteshShah> use r13 user@localhost:~$ alsamixer
[16:25] <MiteshShah> cannot open mixer: No such file or directory
[16:25] <FAMAS> they take fucking long to respond
[16:25] <FAMAS> and turn into TLDR fests
[16:25] <FAMAS> after 5 posts
[16:25] <fon72> Didn't want to be annoying. I wasn't sure if I was being ignored because I did something wrong.
[16:25] <dr_willis> FAMAS:  i find 90% of all the questions asked on them.. have allreadybeen answered if people would search.
[16:26] <dr_willis> FAMAS:  then theres askubuntu.com
[16:26] <usr13> FAMAS: Keep your comments clean and on one line.
[16:27] <FAMAS> test
[16:27] <dr_willis> thres a few forum threads on grub2 that are very very worth reading. :) well the initial post/guide is at least.
[16:27] <B0g4r7> minnillo, MINO is "multi in multi out", which is to say, transmitting and receiving using more than one radio.
[16:27] <root____> test
[16:28] <dr_willis> wouldent that be MIMO? :)
[16:28] <minnillo> B0g4r7: so what does it do?
[16:28] <dr_willis> minnillo:  makes wireless faster. :)
[16:28] <B0g4r7> yes
[16:28] <B0g4r7> It "takes advantage of spatial diversity"
[16:28] <minnillo> uhm, what if you've reached your ISPs speed, does it still make it faster?
[16:28] <FAMAS> to minn: no
[16:28] <dr_willis> minnillo:  how could it do that? :)
[16:29] <dr_willis> its for your pc/lan...
[16:29] <FAMAS> you cannot limit break your isp without hacking their server inside out
[16:29] <B0g4r7> It also effectively increases the usable range.
[16:29] <FAMAS> most softwares only max out your speed on your end
[16:29] <minnillo> dr_willis: well yeah i was just wondering haha
[16:29] <minnillo> hmm so how does MIMO speed up your connection?
[16:30] <dr_willis> minnillo:  like having 2 network connections.. it has 2 radios..
[16:30] <B0g4r7> MIMO is about increasing wireless perfomance.
[16:30] <B0g4r7> It has nothing to do with wired connections.
[16:30] <dr_willis> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIMO
[16:30] <minnillo> so with internet it's useless?
[16:31] <fon72> Okay, here goes. I got recently got a wireless usb adapter. When I plug it in says device not ready, firmware missing. On the disc it came with it has a folder for linux drivers, but I see no installer amongst the files.
[16:31] <B0g4r7> In most cases, the speed your local wireless network will be greater than that of your internet connection.
[16:31] <dr_willis> minnillo:  its from your pc's to the router. or pc to pc...
[16:32] <dr_willis> Unless you got a really really really fast isp :) the isp is the bottleneck.
[16:32] <minnillo> ohhhhh i see
[16:32] <ragno> ciao
[16:32] <FAMAS> to fon: linux does not do installer
[16:32] <ragno> list!
[16:32] <FAMAS> linux does the sudo apt thingy
[16:32] <B0g4r7> If you wanted to stream video from your local file server to a local wireless device, a MIMO wifi radio would be a good choice.
[16:32] <FAMAS> command line
[16:32] <frusen> danger89, maybe i'll just buy a SATA
[16:32] <FAMAS> installer is windows exclusive privilege
[16:32] <benoliver999> fon72: There are no installers.
[16:32] <dr_willis> fon72:  i would say ignore the disk. and check the forums/askubuntu.com for what package you should be installing for that device. If the drivers exist for linux on the disk. then there SHOULD be some package in the repos that also include them
[16:33] <fon72> Then how do I install?
[16:33] <ragno> server irc.openjoke.org
[16:33] <dr_willis> fon72:  #1 thing to do is identify the exact device/chipset.
[16:33] <B0g4r7> fon72, 'lsusb' should help you to identify the device.
[16:33] <fon72> http://in.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=UI3ejenXyxqQTIcJ&templete=2
[16:33] <FAMAS> also, i am a beginner of ubuntu, do not take my word as absolute
[16:33] <fon72> That's it
[16:33] <danger89> Frusen you can try that for less than $15 if your motherboard supports it
[16:33] <minnillo> dr, bog4: so with just using the internet a mimo router is useless?
[16:34] <dr_willis> fon72:  and the addational-drivers tool Might help in installing any needed drivers for it. But you may need to  use a wired connection first for the pc.
[16:34] <ragno> ciao
[16:34] <fon72> Hmm okay
[16:34] <frusen> danger89, yeah, I think I'll just do that :)
[16:34] <fon72> T
[16:34] <B0g4r7> minnillo, MIMO can help to extend the effective range of the wireless signal, so it could be af use in that regard.
[16:34] <fon72> hanks
[16:34] <ragno> list!
[16:34] <dr_willis> minnillo:  as we stated.. for pure data speed.. the bottle neck getting TO your home is the ISP.
[16:34] <fon72> Whoops, pressed enter.
[16:34] <benoliver999> fon72: If you can get online, I'd recommend the 'addtional drivers' tool too, as a starting point.
[16:35] <minnillo> dr, bog4: so there is still an advantage then with mimo on your router
[16:35] <dr_willis> minnillo:  in my house/lan setup.. yes..
[16:35] <dr_willis> since the wife is watching VIdeos from my fileserever over wireless all day long.. :)
[16:36] <dr_willis> she laggs the rest of the wireless  pcs :)
[16:36] <B0g4r7> minnillo, your neighbors will also appreciate if you use the newer MIMO gear.  The older stuff tends to slow down the newer stuff if they operate in the same area.
[16:36] <dr_willis> with MIMI - i might actually get some range past my front porch. :)
[16:37] <IsmAvatar> hey guys, I switched to an older NVidia proprietary driver, but after rebooting, the display gets no input right about at the login screen. I'm on liveCD right now. How do I switch it back?
[16:37] <minnillo> dr, bog4: oh alright now i see what it does
[16:37] <minnillo> dr, bog: i didn't see the benefit in home networking
[16:37] <Paladinlaw> need help with nvidia driver. my max resolution is 640x480.
[16:38] <B0g4r7> Home networking is more than just sharing an internet connection.
[16:38] <dr_willis> Paladinlaw:  you ran the nvidia-settings tool?
[16:38] <FAMAS> to paladin: try with a different monitor
[16:38] <Paladinlaw> dr_willis: yes same res
[16:38] <Paladinlaw> famas: dont have another to try with.
[16:38] <minnillo> so does 1T1R the same as MIMO?
[16:39] <B0g4r7> That's the opposite of MIMO.
[16:39] <FAMAS> to paladin: go ask your fried to rent one to you for testing
[16:39] <Paladinlaw> famas: my other monitors only supports vga and my graphic card only supports DVI and HDMI
[16:39] <B0g4r7> 1T1R == 1 Transmit 1 Receive.
[16:39] <minnillo> oh
[16:39] <FAMAS> ask someone to give a 4:3 with dvi
[16:39] <FAMAS> they exist
[16:39] <minnillo> lol
[16:39] <minnillo> so i shouldn't get it then
[16:39] <Paladinlaw> famas:ok i will try.
[16:39] <ashish> i have problem on pendrive
[16:40] <ashish> lsusb command detects pendrive
[16:40] <FAMAS> to ashish: what problem?
[16:40] <ashish> but device does not appears on /dev/sd**
[16:41] <minnillo> so guys how do you connect two computers wirelessly? do you just need a wireless router?
[16:42] <IsmAvatar> normally, yes
[16:42] <philwire> hi, im trying to install a new d-link dge530T gigabit nic but neither eth0 or eth1 seems to use it.
[16:44] <IsmAvatar> hey guys, I switched to an older NVidia proprietary driver, but after rebooting, the display gets no input right about at the login screen. I'm on liveCD right now. How do I switch it back?
[16:45] <minnillo> lsmAvatar: i had the same problem dude
[16:45] <dr_willis> IsmAvatar:  boot the system to text mode. and repair it.
[16:45] <minnillo> has the nvidia driver thing been solved in 11.04?
[16:46] <dr_willis> my nvidia driver works in 11.04
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[16:46] <MetaCosm> *blink*
[16:46] <minnillo> dr: the proprietary one included in ubuntu?
[16:46] <kunwon1> not actually me, for the record
[16:46] <IAmNotThatGuy> <3 FloodBot3
[16:46] <minnillo> or the one downloaded off nvidia's site?
[16:47] <danger89> If you watch a full hd YouTube video do I need a better video card or processor to run it (more) smoothly?
[16:47] <dr_willis> minnillo:  ive not used the onew from nvidia's site.. like.. ever.. :)
[16:47] <danger89> If I*
[16:47] <dr_willis> not in years at least..
[16:47] <kilon> someone pinged me ?
[16:48] <IsmAvatar> dr_willis: any way to fix it from live CD? I wouldn't know how to fix it from text mode, and I wouldn't know how to get help (e.g. irc) in text mode either.
[16:48] <dr_willis> IsmAvatar:  remove the nvidia driver, install the one you want via the proper apt-get commands.
[16:48] <minnillo> dr_willis: there are two nvidia drivers in 11.04. the proprieary and the experimental one. which did you install?
[16:49] <dr_willis> minnillo:  the one the addationa-drivers tool suggested for my chipset. I have 4 machines with differnt cards.. :)
[16:49] <ujjain5> Hi. How should I install ATI drivers, via ATI.com or fglrx
[16:49] <danger89> So in Linux, watching a flash stream like YouTube, does Linux uses the Intel HD/NVIDIA or only the processor power to display the video?
[16:49] <n2i> Hi!
[16:50] <dr_willis> ujjain5:  use the addational-drivers tool first..
[16:50] <minnillo> dr: yeah the additional drivers tool is suggesting two nvidia drivers to me lol. you only have one?
[16:50] <dr_willis> minnillo:  one says 'suggested/reccomended' here.
[16:50] <ujjain5> dr_willis: I am new to Linux desktop, where do I find it? sudo apt-get install first?
[16:50] <minnillo> oh ok thanks doc
[16:50] <ujjain5> oh, I see it :)
[16:50] <dr_willis> ujjain5:  its in the menus somewhere.. or run 'jockey-gtk'
[16:51] <dr_willis> :)
[16:51] <FAMAS> hey
[16:51] <FAMAS> who was it that needed help with 640*480 resolution?
[16:51] <FAMAS> YELL OUT NOW
[16:51] <FAMAS> who was it that needed help with 640*480 resolution?
[16:51] <FloodBot1> FAMAS: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:51] <ujjain5> It's listed. Says installed well. But I still get a dll error.
[16:51] <n2i> I'm using some mobile phone as modem to connect to net. And now there are two ones connect to my PC via USB cable.
[16:51] <philwire> hi, im trying to install a new d-link dge530T gigabit nic but neither eth0 or eth1 seems to use it.
[16:51] <ujjain5> anyway, my error is, "Fail to link to fglrx-libglx.so, please check whether..."
[16:52] <n2i> I using wvdial to connect one of them as ppp0.
[16:52] <n2i> I wanna connect the other as ppp1. How to do it?
[16:52] <n2i> Is it possible?
[16:53] <dr_willis> ujjain5:  you rebooted after installing them?
[16:53] <ujjain5> dr_willis: Yes.
[16:53] <dr_willis> ujjain5:  i only have 1 system these days with ati. so cant really suggest anything.
[16:54] <minnillo> another question, during installation, i always select /dev/sda to install grub on. which particular partition does it really get installed into?
[16:55] <dr_willis> minnillo:  none.. its on the MBR of the hard drive
[16:55] <minnillo> cause sometimes grub doesn't work whenever i want to call it up at startup. like it didn't get installed or something
[16:55] <FAMAS> to minn: what does grub do?
[16:55] <dr_willis> MBR is at the very start of the HD. not any part of a partition.
[16:55] <FAMAS> and what are you trying to setup?
[16:55] <dr_willis> !grub2
[16:55] <FAMAS> boot manager
[16:56] <ashish> usb-storage: device found at 3
[16:56] <ashish> [  363.911566] usb-storage: waiting for device to settle before scanning
[16:56] <minnillo> dr: ohh. ok. how come it doesn't start up. i've only got ubuntu on my computer. no other OSs
[16:56] <g[r]eek> Hi. I've setup sftp using a Subsystem declaration inside my sshd_config and I can log in with my filezilla client. I've set the permissions on the folder to be owned by my ftp user and I can - through filezilla - rename files, list and create directories. But I cannot upload or download files. Any ideas?
[16:56] <whoever> need help, i have libdvdcss2 installed but dvd wii not read , i get error that the dvd is encrpted or the dvd decrption library is not insalled
[16:56] <ashish> what does this message mean
[16:56] <dr_willis> minnillo:  is ubuntu booting  up to the login screen?
[16:56] <minnillo> dr: yes it is
[16:57] <dr_willis> minnillo:  then grub is installed.. its just not showing the menu by default.. because you onlyhave ubuntu on the box.
[16:57] <dr_willis> minnillo:  see the grub2 guides on making it not hide.
[16:57] <sjonkedispe> hi guys. anyone familiar with the "gave up waiting for root device" and ubuntu booting only after a Windows session?
[16:57] <FAMAS> the same way ntldr does not show while only windows is installed
[16:57] <minnillo> dr: oh so that's why it doesn't show up
[16:57] <under> Hi
[16:57] <under> hi
[16:57] <dr_willis> its a silly default. and i always change it to alwyas show
[16:57] <danger89> Hi
[16:57] <minnillo> reason is when i installed the nvidia driver and my pc didn't boot up anymore, i couldn't get to grub to fix it
[16:58] <under> how can I print an .srt file on a mkv file?
[16:58] <whoever> nevermide i must have a f**d up reader , i burnner read it fine
[16:58] <dr_willis> minnillo:  shift key or escape key would show it.
[16:58] <minnillo> yeah but it doesn't show
[16:58] <minnillo> that was my issue. but yeah maybe because there is only one OS (ubuntu) on my pc
[16:58] <dr_willis> under:  you mean reencode a video to include the subtitles? mencoder or ffmpeg can do it i recall.
[16:59] <danger89> Minilo did you tried to run the NVIDIA control panel? And safe the new file?
[16:59] <dr_willis> under:  their faq most likely gives examples.
[16:59] <minnillo> danger: whta do you mean?
[16:59] <under> dr_willis, do you think this operation is long?
[17:00] <root____> quit
[17:01] <philwire> How can I trash and reconfigure network configurations?
[17:01] <danger89> well I believe its possible to run NVIDIA control panel and safe grub file
[17:02] <minnillo> danger: im not really sure what you're pertaining to. i haven't gone that far yet
[17:02] <omidp> hey guys borrowed my friends modem for a while becuz my modem hadnt driver for linux byt recently i use my old modem and find out its working but not properly
[17:03] <Darken_> anyone able to help with a developer problem? I have code that runs fine on my school's solaris system but it gets buggy on my system (compiles fine)
[17:03] <dr_willis> under:  it totally depends on the details..  system specs. and file sizes..
[17:03] <omidp> is there any way that i can fix it?
[17:04] <minnillo> damn the grub2 guide on the forums is so comprehensive
[17:04] <dr_willis> minnillo:  and theres grub2 wiki pages.. and the offiical grub homepage/docs
[17:04] <minnillo> dr: that might be better il check it out
[17:05] <dr_willis> i find the forum post have info i dident seein the wiki
[17:05] <slipp3d> I just updated to KDE 4.7.1 and now I can't get evolution to run unless I run it from a konsole... what do I need to do to fix this?
[17:05] <minnillo> and also the wobbling windows, how come they disappeared?
[17:07] <DarkStar1> irc is having issues with my password atm.. is there a way to ask for my password to be mailed to my registered email address or for it to be reset?
[17:07] <userxxx> Hallo
[17:07] <rww> DarkStar1: ask in #freenode
[17:07] <minnillo> ok guys time to go. thanks for all the help really appreciate it. have a good day/nigh everyone :)
[17:07] <MonkeyDust> already miss you minnillo
[17:07] <userxxx> Can anyone tell me a bit about which Ubuntu distro I can use
[17:07] <minnillo> LOL MYA too monkey
[17:08] <benoliver999> userxxx What are your needs?
[17:08] <MonkeyDust> !best| userxxx
[17:08] <userxxx> Multimedia, Office use
[17:09] <leeping> Hi there, is gfortran typically used as a substitute for "f77", "g77", "f90", and "f95" ?
[17:09] <dr_willis> userxxx:  they all can do that
[17:09] <philwire> can anyone help me please?
[17:09] <h00k> !anyone | philwire
[17:09] <philwire> hahaha
[17:10] <philwire> How can I trash and reconfigure network configurations?
[17:10] <philwire> hi, im trying to install a new d-link dge530T gigabit nic but neither eth0 or eth1 seems to use it.
[17:10] <userxxx> Not really...Some desktop  enviroments are difficult to use and some have hardware problems adn others works but don't have many application
[17:10] <dr_willis> philwire:  does ifconfig show it at all? how about ethtool?
[17:10] <MonkeyDust> pjm0616: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[17:11] <muneeb> how do i completely remove a user from Ubuntu? I have messed up USER's permission. I want to recreate a user with same name but it gives me error
[17:11] <MonkeyDust> philwire: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[17:11] <dr_willis> muneeb:  what permissions did you mess up?
[17:11] <llutz> muneeb: sudo deluser --remove-home username
[17:12] <userxxx> Where can I compare all the Ubuntu distros?
[17:12] <dr_willis> deleting your first user.. would mean you got no user with sudo rights..
[17:12] <philwire> sudo service networking restart gives restart: unknown instance:
[17:12] <dr_willis> userxxx:  the differnce is normally just what desktop is installed by default.
[17:12] <g[r]eek> Hi. I've setup sftp using a Subsystem declaration inside my sshd_config and I can log in with my filezilla client. I've set the permissions on the folder to be owned by my ftp user and I can - through filezilla - rename files, list and create directories. But I cannot upload or download files. Any ideas?
[17:12] <dr_willis> userxxx:  theres a few variants that are more focused on education, or video/sound editing or other specialized tasks
[17:13] <muneeb> dr_willis, I'm stuck at Looping Login Screen. so I deleted that user but when i create with same name, it gives error that /usr/lib/.../... does not have ... permission
[17:13] <dr_willis> muneeb:  you deleted your initial user you made that had root/sudo rights?
[17:13] <dr_willis> muneeb:  and now the user you are using does not have sudo rihts at all?
[17:14] <muneeb> dr_willis, yes, but i had created 2 users with sudo and admin rights
[17:14] <userxxx> dr willis> Which version is ready out of the box for multimedia
[17:14] <dr_willis> userxxx:  they all can do multimedia stuff.
[17:14] <philwire> and ethtoo gives unusable answers too
[17:14] <dr_willis> 'multimedia' is a bit of a vague term. :)
[17:15] <userxxx> dr willis> Yes, but NOT out of the box. Like Ubuntu does have any codecs
[17:15] <Polah> Can I remove the mail icon from the indicator applet, so I only have audio and networking?
[17:15] <muneeb> dr_willis, so i have another user which can perform actions with root privileges
[17:15] <userxxx> Does not have any codecs
[17:15] <dr_willis> userxxx:  for legal reasons ubuntu can only include some codecs...
[17:15] <dr_willis> userxxx:  that would be the same in all offical ubuntu variants.
[17:16] <userxxx> What about Mint?
[17:16] <dr_willis> i rarely need to install any extra stuff these days
[17:16] <IsmAvatar> dr_willis: thanks. I was able to fix my driver using your suggestions
[17:16] <dr_willis> userxxx:  go see the mint support channel and web site. i dont use mint.
[17:16] <n2i> can anyone help me?
[17:16] <userxxx> n2i> No help here
[17:17] <dr_willis> gee that was rude of him.
[17:17] <Polah> n2i: Sure, if you ask your question.
[17:17] <dr_willis> :)
[17:17] <Polah> dr_willis: Yes, despite you actually helping him by answering the questions he asked. Some people are so silly (:
[17:18] <dr_willis> Polah:  but ubuntu dosent have any codecs! we need moar codecs! :)
[17:18] <dr_willis> err.. vlc dosent even use the codecs does it? they are all built in i thought.
[17:18] <ubuntu__> tuptus
[17:18] <n2i> Polah: I have posted my question above.
[17:19]  * glebihan wonders how he watches videos without any codecs then...
[17:19] <dr_willis> I just check those 2 box's at the start of the install - and it installs most every codec/extra i need.
[17:19] <Polah> n2i
[17:19] <philwire> so how do I scrap my networking configuration and start over ?
[17:20] <dr_willis> philwire:  perhaps you should state teh core problem.
[17:20] <Polah> n2i: Oh, I don't know about setting up PPP connections, especially concerning tethering your phone.
[17:20] <muneeb> llutz, should I go with '--remove-all-files' option? coz error i get is from permission changes in /usr/lib/..
[17:20] <uns0b1ll_> hi people i get /usr/bin/xauth:  file /home/.Xauthority does not exist
[17:20] <uns0b1ll_> so i cant forward X11 over ssh client
[17:20] <n2i> Polah: I have waiting for the awnser for a while but there is no one.
[17:20] <Polah> dr_willis: That only installs the MP3 codec doesn't it? Aren't a lot of video codecs msising?
[17:21] <dr_willis> uns0b1ll_:  you sure its not saying /home/username/.Xauthority ?
[17:21] <Polah> n2i: You could try asking in #networking if you want
[17:21] <dr_willis> Polah:  i think it installs much more. I rarely need to do anything after the initial install to watch all my err... vacation videos.. :)
[17:21] <philwire> dr_willis: I had trouble with my onboard nic that only did 10mbps so I disabled it and installed a new d-link dge 530 but I cant see/configure it. ethool and ifconfig don't see it
[17:21] <sjonkedispe> spent close to five days on "gave up waiting for root device" now. have edited all the config files google says are relevant. ubuntu only boots once after installing it or directly after a windows session
[17:21] <n2i> Polah: ok, thank you!
[17:22] <dr_willis> philwire:  does 'dmesg' even mention it? could be for some reason the system is not detecting it.
[17:22] <uns0b1ll_> dr_willis: i removed username for security "reasons" its there
[17:22] <uns0b1ll_> dr_willis: on another note i tested and ran xeyes & - so i got that working
[17:22] <uns0b1ll_> dr_willis: how do i forward whole desktop over ?
[17:23] <sjonkedispe> the uuid vs. /dev/sdaX may not even be the issue here, i really don't know.
[17:23] <dr_willis> uns0b1ll_:  normally.. you dont. theres not much of a need to.
[17:23] <uns0b1ll_> dr_willis: well okay then :)
[17:23] <dr_willis> uns0b1ll_:  run gnome-session and watch out.
[17:23] <Polah> dr_willis: MP4 perhaps? It doesn't do AVI or any proprietary formats does it?
[17:23] <dome_> HI all. I'm using unity in Ubuntu, and I'm missing the feature of e16 that if you restored a window from minimized state, it popped up on your currently active desktop, not where you have iconified. Can unity be configured to work this way?
[17:23] <MonkeyDust> ja
[17:23] <dr_willis> uns0b1ll_:  better idea would be to use freenx, or vnc for that sort of task
[17:24] <dr_willis> Polah:  never really paid attention these days. I can set up a ubuntu box now that plays most all my vidoes with little tweaking on my part. :)
[17:24] <uns0b1ll_> its cool i just ran terminator - i just need few consoles - let me ask u this - how do i increase size of windows ?
[17:24] <philwire> dr_willis: hold on
[17:24] <ujjain1> How do I start a program as root? AMD Catalyst Manager, I dont know the path to binary,.
[17:24] <dr_willis> uns0b1ll_:  i think in terminator you can just drag the edges around.
[17:24] <uns0b1ll_> dr_willis: nevermind i got it :)
[17:24] <dr_willis> :)
[17:24] <uns0b1ll_> dr_willis: thanks man
[17:25] <dr_willis> terminator is handy. I use it all the time
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: gksudo command
[17:25] <dr_willis> night all. its bed time for me.
[17:25] <dr_willis> bbl
[17:25] <ujjain1> oh, there is a 2nd option at the right
[17:25] <ujjain1> dr_willis: night night.
[17:25] <uns0b1ll_> man this things sloowwww
[17:25] <ujjain1> ActionParsnip: gksudo makes me root for a while? thanks
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: just for that command :-)
[17:26] <ujjain1> errr, but you dont know the path
[17:26] <ujjain1> to the file?
[17:26] <ujjain1> it's a link in the menu, AMD Catalyst Manager, I hsave no idea how to find out the path, will running gksudo and clicking the link run as root?
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: you don't need the path, just need the command
[17:27] <ujjain1> oh, I dont know command either
[17:27] <Polah> ujjain1: No. You need to do gksudo catalyst for instance, or whatever program it is that launches the program
[17:27] <ujjain1> I can't rightclick the shortcut to find out
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: do you use classic session or unity session?
[17:27] <ujjain1> I dont know, I wanted to find out.
[17:27] <Polah> ujjain1: If you drag the launcher to your panel or desktop then look at your properties it should give you that command
[17:28] <ujjain1> Polah: Yeah, that would work yeah
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: if you run: alacarte   does it ru
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> Run*
[17:28] <ujjain1> Yes, it runs
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> Oh then nm ;)
[17:29] <ujjain1> What do I run? Unity right?
[17:29] <uns0b1ll_> do i need to save my Magic cookie ?
[17:29] <uns0b1ll_> i ran xauth list and got my MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 - do i need to save it on client and if so, where
[17:29] <irveee> how can i mount an iso in virtualbox
[17:29] <ujjain1> ActionParsnip: What GUI do you run?
[17:29] <ActionParsnip> You can get the properties of the icon. Or easier, add gksudo to the item ;-)
[17:30] <n2i> What ís the difference between "Dialog Modem" vs "USB Modem" in wvdial configuration.
[17:30] <n2i> s/./?
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: lxde but i also have unity so I can support it
[17:31] <ujjain1> ActionParsnip: ah ok, I am not sure if I should switch GUI, so wondered.
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: they are fun to try.
[17:31] <ujjain1> right, but I am affraid of leaving junk.
[17:31] <ujjain1> I know Ubuntu is not Windows, but i am affraid hundreds of files will remain.
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: how do you mean?
[17:32] <ujjain1> afte rinstalling and removing other GUI's.
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> Gotcha
[17:32] <ujjain1> they always have tens of dependencies.
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> Could virtualize
[17:32] <ujjain1> right, good way to try.
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> Try before you buy
[17:33] <ujjain1> right, Kubuntu/Ubuntu/Xubuntu all run live editions, but I'll probably just search for screenshots first.
[17:33] <ActionParsnip> Lubuntu too
[17:34] <ujjain1> I am still looking for a good rtf editor (that boots in <0.5 sec) and programming editor
[17:35] <lucassykes> someone know how to spoof mac adress until end of session?
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> !ide | ujjain1
[17:36] <ujjain1> right, do I install gvim-gtk or gvim-gnome? and does gedit have a file browser?
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> lucassykes: i know how for the boot using /etc/network/interfaces file
[17:37] <tosse> hi, i have ssh keys set up and if i log into X and ssh to the hosts it works, but if i ssh into the machine and then ssh to the same host its not accepted, any ideas?
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: there may be an addon for file browsing. It can open multiple files in tabs
[17:38] <ujjain1> tosse: How many machines are involved?
[17:39] <ujjain1> tosse: I did not follow it exactly. But you can't ssh from remote host using a locally stored private key.
[17:39] <tosse> ujjain1: laptop > server with keys work, but if i ssh into the laptop from a 3rd system and then ssh to the server it doesnt work
[17:39] <lgp171188> Mods, BigCrumbs is probably a spammer or spam-bot. I got a personal message from BigCrumbs as soon as I joined this channel saying "BigCrumbs: Save on your online purchases GREAT DEALS !!! - http://www.bigcrumbs.com/crumbs/landing.do?r=blu3f1r3&s=65777". Can we have the user kicked out if found to be a spammer or bot?
[17:40] <mufaza> hiwk, if I setup same thing all the time, asterisk-webmin-sql, on same ubuntu distro, what is a good way for me to automate it.
[17:40] <mufaza> .dep?
[17:40] <ujjain1> and how do I search in packages via command-line via apt-get? must i install aptitude?
[17:40] <Pici> ujjain1: apt-cache search something
[17:40] <ujjain1> pici thanks :)
[17:40] <n2i> How to I enable multiple pppd process will be invoked?
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: i don't use vim so cannot intelligently comment on the merits of either package
[17:40] <dhodgkin> ujjain1, gedit does have a file browser plugin (I believe it is shipped with it, but it's disabled by default).. there are quite a few plugins for gedit. gedit actually has the potential to be a really decent IDE.
[17:40] <lucassykes> action
[17:40] <ujjain1> tosse: You are logged in with the same username on the laptop?
[17:40] <lucassykes> show me how
[17:40] <mufaza> sometimes i have access to hard drive some times only remote.  for physical access what would be a good way to image ubunut?
[17:40] <tosse> ujjain1: yes
[17:41] <bjarni> Hi everyone.  I have ubuntu 11.04.  The launcher is not being nice to me.
[17:41] <Guest11394> hi
[17:41] <skiy1337> I have written a new piece of software. Where can I advertise it?
[17:41] <mufaza> but not just image, smart image, only write whats there, and not simply entire drive
[17:41] <CoW|AK47> hello everyone
[17:41] <lithpr> hi, gwibber is not working with identica on 11.04.. is there a known solution?
[17:41] <ujjain1> dhodgkin: ah ok, I find gvim to have a bit much command-line though. NERD-tree etc. only more and more keys.
[17:41] <bjarni> I opted to remove the gedit from the launchpad at one time and i cannot get it in there again.  Even if I have it open it will not show it's icon
[17:42] <lucassykes> action sorry man
[17:42] <ujjain1> tosse: Hmm, that's very weird! I am not sure to be honest. Does it attempt to use private key at all?
[17:42] <lucassykes> but please cant you help me?
[17:42] <dhodgkin> I tried using gvim exclusively, but I couldn't get into it.
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> Np, let me search lucassykes
[17:42] <lucassykes> can*
[17:42] <lucassykes> ok thanks
[17:43] <ujjain1> I use vim a lot via SSH, but for development, I iwant to easily change files, multiple tabs, etc, I use notepad++ (installed Ubuntu today), I can't do that with gvim, although gvim can do it.
[17:43] <sonuvthomas> i have dell optiplex gx380 pc windows and ubuntu now i can get init 2 only in ubuntu (no network & genome)
[17:43] <Uatec> hi
[17:43] <tosse> ujjain1: http://pastebin.com/sVrCmPxF
[17:44] <tosse> ujjain1: if i vnc to the same machine and try it from there it works
[17:44] <Uatec> i have installed 11.10 on my laptop nbut the System menu in Gnome has disappeared and i can't find the option to enable Extra Effects
[17:44] <bjarni> Is anyone familiar with this problem?  I cannot drag in the icon from the application launcher.
[17:44] <lithpr> Anyone use Gwibber for identica on 11.04?
[17:44] <Uatec> how can i do this is in the new ubuntu?
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> lucassykes: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-your-network-card-mac-address-on-ubuntu/
[17:44] <CoW|AK47> hi all! where can i find a good tutorial or guid for bash scritping, i suck and i don't understand too much the one from linux doc project
[17:44] <Pici> Uatec : Oneiric/11.10 is not yet released. Please join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion.
[17:44] <Myrtti> lgp171188: thanks
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> Uatec: ask in #ubuntu+1 for oneiric support please
[17:44] <ujjain1> tosse: Yes, I understand. Try ssh -vvv
[17:44] <osse> Often I want to see which files a package would install, but I can't find and approachable way to do it. This makes me a sad panda :( What's the easiest to do it?
[17:45] <lgp171188> Myrtti: My pleasure :)
[17:45] <mufaza> can anytihng image ubuntu installation for me, but not a physical drive image, only the portion that is actually used up.
[17:45] <ujjain1> tosse: but I am honestly not sure what even identity is, vvv is verbose.
[17:45] <mufaza> sorta like Acronis
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> Osse: have you read:   man dpkg
[17:46] <tosse> ujjain1: well, that is -vvv  :)     not the whole part tho
[17:46] <osse> ActionParsnip, hmm '--contents'. Well would you look at that!
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> Osse: man pages are magic
[17:47] <lithpr> Is anyone successfully using gwibber to access identi.ca?
[17:47] <userxxx> Does XFCE have cool desktop effects?
[17:47] <n2i> Where is the file ifcfg-ppp0(if exist) which is placed on ubuntu?
[17:47] <lithpr> userxxx, not so much
[17:47] <n2i> lithpr: what is the problem?
[17:47] <ActionParsnip> userxxx: it can do if you use compiz as WM
[17:47] <lithpr> it does compositing and whatnot
[17:48] <osse> ActionParsnip, that didn't seem to do the trick. I want to see what files any package in the repos contain, but maybe that's not directly possible
[17:48] <lithpr> n2i, It won't authorize to save my life
[17:48] <userxxx> ActionParsnip> whats WM?
[17:49] <lithpr> Window Manager
[17:49] <n2i> lithpr: It cannot load the authorize page?
[17:49] <Era> Window Manager
[17:49] <Hot2Trot> is there any kind of metadata that ALL files have? I need to describe files without using their name.  I need to categorize them some way, like tag them
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> Osse: it is, just not sure. Maybe others can help
[17:49] <osse> Downloading them with 'apt-get download' and then 'dpkg --contents' works, of course.
[17:49] <lithpr> the authorization page comes up, it says I'm authorized, but I'm not.
[17:49] <userxxx> So compiz doesn't need to be hacked to work on XFCE?
[17:50] <lithpr> and if I reopen Accounts, it says it needs authorized again
[17:50] <mufaza> can a .deb contain all my soft, with configurations
[17:50] <mufaza> and just install on new distro
[17:50] <mufaza> and restore that way?
[17:50] <mufaza> so that I dont have to install everything over and over again
[17:50] <hf> Hi. How can I disable bitmap fonts being used over scalable fonts?
[17:51] <lucassykes> action thanks a lot i hope that can help me
[17:51] <userxxx> Which Ubuntu Distro is good alt if I don't like Unity?
[17:51] <n2i> lithpr: hmm, sorry! I cannot help you anymore. I also dont know.
[17:52] <hf> userxxx, you can use GNOME 3, or KDE in Ubuntu, too. You don't have to like Unity. :)
[17:52] <sulichap> ijoo
[17:52] <rww> !classic | userxxx
[17:52] <sulichap> hi
[17:52] <sulichap> hi
[17:52] <Polah> userxxx: You can use Ubuntu with any DE you want. 11.04 comes with Gnome2, or you can get Lubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu, or just install them from repos
[17:52] <n2i> userxxx: remove Unity if you dont like it :)
[17:53] <userxxx> Whats the diffrence between Mint and Lubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu?
[17:53] <Polah> Hot2Trot: All files are assigned an inode number to identify them.
[17:54] <ujjain1> reminds me of Netbeans
[17:54] <Starminn> userxxx: Lu/Xu/Ku are just Ubuntu with a different GUI. Mint is a derivative
[17:54] <n2i> userxxx: Mint is an other Linux Distro.
[17:54] <LogicallyDashing> I have a webDAV server with a self-signed SSL cert. I've imported my CA cert into this computer here and I can use it to browse the webpages on aforementioned server thru SSL. But I can't connect to webDAV thru SSL, because "Certificate verification error: signed using insecure algorithm". Probably something to do with my self-signing but what do I do about it?
[17:54] <Polah> Userxxx: Lubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu are all Ubuntu but come with LXDE, KDE or Xfce as the default environment instead of GNOME or Unity, they just look different. Mint is a derivative of Ubuntu and a fairly different system.
[17:55] <Hot2Trot> Polah: I'm looking for more of a way to tag files without having to have a file in a specific directory.  Like I want to categorize my movies as comedies or dramas without putthing them in a comedy or drama directory.
[17:55] <userxxx> I've been working on Ubuntu 10.10 coz it's stable. All other Ubuntu's have problems on my pc and lack performance and stability. But I would like to upgrade without degrading an OS
[17:56] <Younder> userxxx, upgrade worked well for me this time
[17:56] <Younder> userxxx, do you use a NVIDEA  card?
[17:57] <userxxx> Younder> I'm making a distro for basic users that NEVER worked on Linux before so it should be compatible with most hardware.
[17:57] <Younder> userxxx, well you have come to the right Linux
[17:59] <maheanuu> How do I mount a CF card that I can delete photos that I don't want I mount it and it shows read only???
[17:59] <userxxx> But Ubuntu Unity sucks, for example a new user will never know what he/she got on the system if they don't know the application's name. And what is the use to switch back to classic mode on 11.04? Then I can might as well stick with 10.10
[18:00] <Younder> userxxx, unity is just one option
[18:00] <maheanuu> I couldn't agree more userxxx
[18:00] <Younder> userxxx, check again
[18:00] <Younder> maheanuu, I hate unity too
[18:01] <jpmh> I know how to make a live USB stick with remastersys and unetbootin - can I make a bootable, live USB external hard-drive?
[18:01] <Younder> jpds, yes if your bios allows a strick to be bootable
[18:02] <bindi> hi
[18:02] <Skeep> hey im trying to install mangler in xubuntu and i keep getting the error "No package 'x11' found when i run ./configure
[18:02] <bindi> when creating a folder to my usb, it says not enough space
[18:02] <Skeep> any idea how to fix this?
[18:03] <jpmh> can I stope non-admin users from being able to change the time?
[18:03] <Younder> Skeep, fix what?
[18:03] <Skeep> the error
[18:03] <bindi> it randomly shouts "Device doesnt have any space left" (or something, translated).. I just created a folder, before that it said that error.. now it says the error again
[18:03] <Pici> Skeep: you may need to install the xorg-dev package.
[18:04] <GatorAlli> Is there a single command in Ubuntu that allow me to append a line to a file? It has to be a non-interactive command.
[18:04] <userxxx> Switching back to classic mode also limits desktop customization. I need an alt to gnome. Gnome 3 does have themes, but only Windows 98 themes. What Ubuntu distro like Lubuntu/Xubuntu are best
[18:04] <GatorAlli> *can allow
[18:04] <Pici> GatorAlli: cat "line" >> file  or  echo "line" | tee -a file
[18:04] <jpmh> GatorAlli:  evho here is a line >>your file
[18:04] <gsr> GatorAlli, if you're using bash, you can just echo "text or output" >> /path/to/file
[18:04] <bindi> why does this happen? there is 1% USED on the stick and it says not enough spoace
[18:04] <GatorAlli> lol thanks
[18:05] <Younder> These days yo can get up tp 256Gb sticks any particular reason why your stick is so limited?
[18:05] <Skeep> Pici, should that be under synaptic?
[18:05] <Pici> Skeep: either use synaptic or your favorite package manager.
[18:06] <userxxx> Can compiz easly work on XFCE without tweaks needed?
[18:06] <Skeep> alright installing now
[18:06] <Skeep> i'll tell you how i go after
[18:06] <Pici> userxxx: You shouldn't have any issues.
[18:07] <Starminn> userxxx: Classic GNOME has limited customization options? Really? http://gnome-look.org/
[18:07] <Trashi> blub
[18:07] <Polah> Skeep: Mangler is available from the repos or a PPA. There's not need to compile it.
[18:07] <FloopS1> bliblablub
[18:08] <bindi> Younder: who, me?
[18:08] <userxxx> Starminn> Yea, it's not like you can run Emerald themes without complications.
[18:09] <Starminn> userxxx: I've never had complications with them. *shrug* Always run at startup and switch like a charm.
[18:09] <Skeep> Polah: I can't find it if i search under synaptic.
[18:09] <Younder> bindi, 1 % used..
[18:09] <bindi> Younder: yes. it says not enough space when creating a folder
[18:09] <TheMatrix30001> how do i search within a .gz file
[18:10] <TheMatrix30001> for text
[18:10] <TheMatrix30001> im using sudo grep example.com /var/log/mail.log.4.gz
[18:10] <Myrtti> TheMatrix30001: you don't
[18:10] <Pici> TheMatrix30001: zgrep string /var/log/mail.log.4.gz
[18:10] <TheMatrix30001> ag ok thank you
[18:10] <TheMatrix30001> Thank you Pici
[18:10] <Myrtti> or that, but not grep :-)
[18:11] <userxxx> Starminn> I always have problems with my top text window bar. It just dissapears for no reason. And 3d compiz effects have trouble too.
[18:11] <Younder> bindi, not very helpfull but it works for me
[18:12] <mk1324> userxxx: are you using emerald that is in 11.04's repositories?
[18:12] <Younder> bindi, if I can't recreate it I can't help
[18:12] <BenXYZ> In Natty, there's always a mail icon next to the clock. Does this mean Evolution is running from startup?
[18:12] <ivanoats> I am getting bad key erros. I have tried http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1221323 HOWTO but I still get errors about BADSIG when doing aptitude update. I try retrieving the keys again but they are unchanged. I'm stuck.. any ideas?
[18:12] <Starminn> userxxx: That's because Compiz stops replacing Metacity. Telling Compiz to run again solves it for me. Just ALT+F2, "compiz --replace"
[18:12] <TheEvilPhoenix> mk1324:  you know emerald isnt supported right?
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> userxxx: if you mean with close, minimize etc then its called the window decorator
[18:13] <mk1324> TheEvilPhoenix: works fine on my computer O.o
[18:13] <TheEvilPhoenix> !emerald
[18:13] <mk1324> TheEvilPhoenix: still works fine on mine
[18:13] <Polah> Skeep: http://www.playdeb.net/software/mangler
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> Userxxx: do you use nvidia driver per chance?
[18:14] <ujjain1> Is there any way I can make selecting text also copy it in terminal?
[18:14] <userxxx> Starminn> Yea compiz --replace that works but try doing it 200 times a day. I switch back to 10.10 and everything is fine now. But would like more inforamtion on other distros coz I'm never going back to 11.04
[18:15] <Polah> ujjain1: Ctrl+Shift+C/V to copy/paste in terminal
[18:15] <ujjain1> ah, I use ctrl-c, I'll use ctrl shift v
[18:15] <Younder> ujjain1, yes <ctrl><shift> -c
[18:16] <Skeep> Polar: when i hit install it opens up usc and says mangler isnt in my current software sources.
[18:16] <Starminn> userxxx: Oh, I thought I read earlier that you were still on 10.10 " And what is the use to switch back to classic mode on 11.04? Then I can might as well stick with 10.10" I read that as you were still using 10.10 (as am I). My apologies for the misunderstanding.
[18:16] <userxxx> ActionParsnip> It's a laptop with intel graphics
[18:16] <rabbi1> Can anybody tell me, who works on gnome panels?
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> Or ctrl+ins / shift+ins
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> Userxxx: gotcha
[18:16] <rabbi1> developers
[18:16] <userxxx> I am on 10.10 now
[18:16] <Starminn> rabbi1: keen
[18:16] <Polah> Skeep: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[18:16] <ActionParsnip> Userxxx: maybe it'll improve in Oneiric
[18:16] <Skeep> xubuntu 11.04
[18:17] <rabbi1> Starminn: how can i get in touch with him/her?
[18:17] <JoshOvki> evening
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> rabbi1: i'd try lau
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> Launchpad
[18:17] <Starminn> rabbi1: Hmm? No, that was my response to "developers." Yes, of course developers work on them, lol. Sorry.
 simply ask between ubuntu and xubuntu which offer much greater feature?
[18:18] <Younder> bindi, it all seems plain vanilla to me. I can't imagine why you are having these probles
[18:18] <mib_mib> hi guys, can someone suggest a good textmate clone for ubuntu? i tried redcar but it is a memory beast
[18:18] <bindi> Younder: probably broken stick. windows says fs error (65535)
[18:18] <Pici> !best | Betrayer
[18:18] <userxxx> ActionParsnip> I just love Compiz. I managed to make my desktop very userfriendy for any first time linux user. So if I can use XFCE with compiz then I might download a distro now but don'y know which one
[18:19] <Polah> Skeep: http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/pm/mangler
[18:19] <glebihan> rabbi1, keep in mind that there isn't much development done on gnome-panel anymore as it's on the way out with gnome3
[18:19] <Starminn> Question: In Ubuntu10.10 when my system goes into standby, it doesn't come back out. Help?
[18:19] <Betrayer> !best
[18:19] <rabbi1> what you guys saying? I am in mid of a sleep.... |)
[18:20] <rabbi1> glebihan: ok, anyway ubuntu started providing unity
[18:20] <Pici> rabbi1: How about you just state what your question is.
[18:21] <sjonkedispe> ubuntu boots only under the following two conditions for me: 1. once directly after install. 2. once directly after a Windows session. i don't think it's a uuid vs. /dev/sdaX thing anymore. but i have no more clues
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> Userxxx: go to distrowatch and you will see LOTS of distros and what their aim is. Ubuntu-based distributions will not be supported here. There are many distractions to choose from
[18:21] <__puters-suck> @starminn - make sure you swap it active in case it is suspending to disk. if it points to a non-existant swap partition, you confuse it to death. :D
[18:21] <__puters-suck> dammit - swap IS active.
[18:21] <rabbi1> Pici: nothing, can't explain as a simple sentence :)
[18:21] <rabbi1> will just post in the forum....
[18:22] <Starminn> __puters-suck: How do I ensure that?
[18:22] <Betrayer> !best
[18:22] <mahdi> 123
[18:22] <Pici> Betrayer: Please stop, you've seen the factoid 3 times now.
[18:22] <Starminn> !msgthebot | Betrayer
[18:22] <mahdi> ...............................................
[18:22] <Younder> sjonkedispe, your partions are wrong. Windows if overwriting the linux pattions
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> sjonkedispe: what messages do you get if you try a cold boot to ubuntu without going to windows first? How did you install ubuntu?
[18:22] <Younder> partions
[18:22] <__puters-suck> swapon -s shows you
[18:22] <Pici> mahdi: Please don't do that.
[18:22] <mahdi> ...............................................................................................
[18:22] <rabbi1> how's unity going, see lot of questions in here, will it be stable by next LTS release ?
[18:23] <sjonkedispe> Younder: ubuntu boots fine after a windows session
[18:23] <glebihan> rabbi1, unity is stable
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> rabbi1: its fine, not bad in Oneiric here
[18:23] <userxxx> Hell I was at distrowatch, this make it more difficult to choose an OS
[18:23] <Pici> !ot
[18:24] <Starminn> __puters-suck: Filename: /dev/sda5    |   Type: partition   |   Size: 2035708   |   Used: 0   |   Priority: -1
[18:24] <sjonkedispe> ActionParsnip: "gave up waiting for root device" ALERT! uuid-this-or-that does not exist and /dev/sdaX does not exist, depending on wether i've substituted uuid for dev etc.
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> Userxxx: try some YouTube vids, may help
[18:24] <rabbi1> :) hurray. eagerly waiting for next LTS, to have an experience of unity
[18:24] <__puters-suck> "cat /etc/fstab" at the terminal will show you more info, but you have to know what it means. Or just disable suspend. :D
[18:24] <Starminn> __puters-suck: I never use suspend or hibernate, so how can I do that?
[18:25] <Younder> sjonkedispe, I am almost certain this the problem
[18:25] <TheEvilPhoenix> rabbi1:  the next LTS isnt scheduled until 2012
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> sjonkedispe: is it a regular install, or have you used wubi?
[18:25] <userxxx> ActionParsnip> I have that open aswell. Only found kids playing around not really showing the OS
[18:25] <ericincoldohio> i have a laptop with ubuntu and desktop.  My desktop has a tv tuner dvr.  I travel few times a week.  Is there a way I can login and watch my recorded stuff.  I tried using the app builtin that lets me login to my desktop (ubuntu desktop), worked, but video/sound didn't come through.  Can anyone recomend a link on the subject?
[18:25] <sjonkedispe> Younder: to me it seems that a windows session actually corrects the partition, and ubuntu corrupts itself
[18:25] <__puters-suck> are you using straight ubuntu with gnome? What version of ubuntu?
[18:25] <sjonkedispe> ActionParsnip: no wubi. same disk, different partitions.
[18:25] <Younder> sjonkedispe, It is the only thing that would fail in the nature you describe
[18:25] <ericincoldohio> i tried googling, but most of the stuff I found was out of date
[18:25] <Starminn> __puters-suck: Using cat /etc/fstab it says swap has no mount point
[18:25] <rabbi1> April 2012 !!
[18:26] <rabbi1> Can i have unity in my 10.04 in here ?
[18:26] <Younder> sjonkedispe, yes, that is what I am saying
[18:26] <ujjain1> How do I install Sun JDK? I downloaded it, but it's not an insatller.
[18:26] <Starminn> __puters-suck: Ubuntu 10.10 with GNOME 2.x.x (whatever the latest old GNOME is)
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> Userxxx: could find reviews or things like: ubuntu vs mandriva    etc
[18:26] <__puters-suck> yeah it should not be trying to suspend to disk then since it has nowhere to go LOL.
[18:26] <Pici> ujjain1: You should install the package from Canonical's partner repository.
[18:26] <whoever> how do you change a docky plugin icon? i have tried compoiz>>personalize>icons. and that changes the theme , I just want to change an icon
[18:26] <BenXYZ> Oh wow, Evolution Mail just deleted 9 years of emails from my hotmail account. Turns out it's set to do that by default
[18:26] <Skeep> Polah: The code for setting up the getdeb games repositories doesnt seem to do anything.
[18:26] <Pici> !partner | ujjain1
[18:26] <Younder> sjonkedispe, well windows is writing to the ubuntu partion
[18:26] <Ashikabi> hey all. anyone know of a way to add audio streams to a playlist in Banshee ? i want to make a list of my favorite internet radio stations
[18:26] <Starminn> __puters-suck: How do I creat a mount point for it then? IT used to work lol
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> rabbi1: there is a lucid ppa for unity of some descrip
[18:27] <__puters-suck> do you know what partition it is on?
[18:27] <Younder> sjonkedispe, these OS's don't exactly see eye to eye
[18:27] <JoshOvki> BenXYZ, just think of it as a quick clean out
[18:27] <Skeep> Pici: I'm getting another error now. It says i'm missing gtk+-2.0.
[18:27] <firc> hey guys. My ubuntu has a sucky resolution. What do I do to change that?
[18:27] <ubuntu_question> does ubuntu 11.04 desktop allow for software raid 1 install?
[18:27] <BenXYZ> JoshOvki: Luckily it all downloaded to Evo first so I can back it up
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> Benxyz: time to pull out the backup :-)
[18:28] <userxxx> Whats the difference on KDE and Gnome? Can I install Gnome apps on kubuntu?
[18:28] <ujjain1> thanks!! :)  works perfectly.
[18:28] <Younder> Skeep, simple sudo apt-get install gtk++
[18:28] <firc> The display popup box doesnt show anything > 1024x768 I think
[18:28] <rabbi1> ActionParsnip: thanks, will check out
[18:28] <__puters-suck> @userxxx yes
[18:28] <Starminn> __puters-suck: /dev/sda5 (according to GParted, which I am inclined to think knows better than I lol)
[18:28] <Pici> Skeep: Install the libgtk2.0-dev package.
[18:28] <h00k> userxxx: you can. KDE apps generally use the 'QT' toolkit which has a different look-and-feel, Gnome apps usually use GTK.
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> Userxxx: yes, you can run gnome apps in kde
[18:28] <sjonkedispe> Younder: ok. first ubuntu boot after a windows session is successful. second ubuntu boot attempt (i.e. directly after a successful ubuntu boot) fails, with eternal purple screen. third ubuntu boot attempt fails with short purple screen, then black with blinking cursor, then busy box with gave up waiting and your disk does not exist.
[18:28] <ubuntu_question> does ubuntu 11.04 desktop allow for software raid 1 install? I cant find it on a howto
[18:28] <ubuntu_question> only for server
[18:29] <Polah> Skeep: Did you run apt-get update afterwards?
[18:29] <ActionParsnip> firc: what video chip do you use?
[18:29] <Pici> ubuntu_question: I don't think that the desktop CD can do that, but alternate certainly can though.
[18:29] <Younder> sjonkedispe, still your partions
[18:29] <firc> ActionParsnip: Intel 945GM
[18:29] <ubuntu_question> Pici: can you link me to alternate cd?
[18:29] <Starminn> userxxx: For example, the program "KolourPaint" is a good demo of KDE's look-and-feel. IT won't look 100% right because you're running it in GNOME, but that's the general "Style"
[18:29] <ubuntu_question> please
[18:29] <Pici> !alternate | ubuntu_question
[18:29] <sjonkedispe> Younder: i've had windows 7 and 10.04 side by side for close to a year. could a windows 7 update be the culprit?
[18:29] <__puters-suck> sudo nano /etc/fstab and add /dev/WHATEVERPARTITION   none    swap    sw  0   0
[18:29] <firc> ActionParsnip: And I already have xserver-xorg-video-intel
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> Firc: are you fully updated? What release do you have?
[18:30] <ujjain1> Are most Linux programs written in C++? I saw Java gets twice the coverage as C++, I thought C++ was so much more popular.
[18:30] <Younder> sjonkedispe, It might
[18:30] <firc> ActionParsnip: 11.04!
[18:30] <__puters-suck> or edit with gedit would probably be easier for you. {blushes}
[18:30] <Phr3d13> when working with bluetooth, do i need more than gnome-bluetooth?
[18:30] <userxxx> Now that just more confusing...GTK and Gnome so where does Compiz come in and XFCE?
[18:30] <Starminn> __puters-suck: It's already there.
[18:30] <rabbi1> does ubuntu performs good in intel or amd ?
[18:30] <Skeep> Polah: Ah there we go. Sorry i'm still getting my head around the terminal.
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> Firc: fully updated?
[18:30] <Polah> Starminn: Could you pastebin your fstab please?
[18:31] <ubuntu_question> Pici: I have to use bt to get them?
[18:31] <rabbi1> Phr3d13: nop
[18:31] <firc> ActionParsnip: I don't think so. But that package is updated, yeah
[18:31] <__puters-suck> @polah thanks lol. took the words out of my mouth.
[18:31] <sjonkedispe> Younder: can i somehow correct my ubuntu partition?
[18:31] <Starminn> Polah: Yeah, I may have misrea d it the first time. If I'm reading it right though it's saying there's no mount point. But yeah, one sec
[18:31] <firc> ActionParsnip: xserver-xorg-video-intel. that one.
[18:31] <__puters-suck> I came here to ask something, now I forgot ROFL. :D
[18:31] <Pici> ubuntu_question: no, there is a regular link at the top of that page.
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> Userxxx: gnome and xfce are desktops. Compiz is a window manager.
[18:31] <Younder> sjonkedispe, your failure mode is very strange. I don't think I have ever seen anything like it
[18:31] <Phr3d13> how do i add new devices then? all i see are an off/on option
[18:31] <Starminn> Polah __puters-suck: http://pastie.org/2533168
[18:32] <userxxx> And metacity?
[18:32] <ubuntu_question> Pici: i see
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> Firc:.run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[18:32] <rabbi1> userxxx: use compiz you will enjoy
[18:32] <firc> ActionParsnip: Ok. Doing that now.
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> Userxxx: a Wm
[18:32] <janina> damn
[18:32] <Younder> sjonkedispe, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition
[18:33] <ubuntu_question> Pici: thanks a ton for your help, good luck to you
[18:33] <janina> is there any standard desktop widget app for gnome?
[18:33] <Pici> ubuntu_question: you're welcome.
[18:33] <lithpr> is there a way to turn off the effect of dragging a window to the top of the screen to be maximized?
[18:33] <userxxx> OK so XFCE and Gnome and KDE...their programs will will on each other is that right?
[18:33] <__puters-suck> I would go into the gnome power manager and just disable suspend ... because your swap seems to be in order.. hmm
[18:34] <Polah> Starminn: Add   0 0   to the end of your   /dev/sda2 line, also have you tried UUIDs instead?
[18:34] <ActionParsnip> Userxxx: there are light WMs like openbox which don't have all the bells and whistles but run sleeker
[18:34] <traubisoda> hi
[18:34] <lithpr> userxxx, yes, but if you install a kde app you might get a HUGE number of dependencies, including, possibly, KDE
[18:34] <traubisoda> any ideas why doesn't banshee play flac? ubuntu 10.04
[18:34] <Starminn> Polah: What are UUIDs?
[18:34] <traubisoda> sry 11.04
[18:35] <Polah> Starminn: Unique identifiers for partitions. If you run sudo blkid you'll get a list of them. You can use them in place of /dev/sdXY in your stab to specify what to mount.
[18:35] <Younder> Starminn, universally unique identifier
[18:36] <Younder> Starminn, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifier
[18:36] <Polah> Starminn: You use them as you them from blkid except without the "", i.e. UUID=a0b1168a-9339-41b2-a3a1-a071baabcd22 /               ext4    errors=remount-ro,user_xattr 0       1
[18:36] <__puters-suck> {HATES uuid, hard to read, and unless you moved around partitions, no need}
[18:36] <userxxx> ActionParsnip> But I like the bells and whistles ;-)
[18:36] <Skeep> Thank you very much Polah! Mangler is up and running :D
[18:36] <Starminn> Polah: Seems like it would just muck things up more, and 0 0 is already on /dev/sda2
[18:36] <Polah> __puters-suck: You're not supposed to read it though, you should set them to point properly the first time and then be able to look at the mount point to know what device that is (:
[18:36] <piranah> x
[18:36] <n2i> what is the difference between the "BSD system initialization" and the "SysV system initialization"?
[18:36] <WormDrink> hi
[18:37] <Polah>  Starminn: I don't see 0 0 set for dump/pass on your sda2 line
[18:37] <WormDrink> I want to do a USB install of ubuntu
[18:37] <Polah> !usb | WormDrink
[18:37] <WormDrink> no
[18:37] <WormDrink> see thats all cool
[18:37] <WormDrink> but problem is I only have ubuntu OS
[18:38] <sjonkedispe> Younder: i've been doing dual boots since redhat 6, so i _thought_ i knew enough, but i clearly don't. bbl - reading your link. thanks for the help so far!
[18:38] <Starminn> Polah: Oh, it extended beyond the terminal window and apparently it didn't scroll over to catch it all. Here: http://pastie.org/2533168
[18:38] <Polah> WormDrink: Actually easier than creating a USB from Windows
[18:38] <__puters-suck> I read cause I like seeing what is going on. It's why I like linux. plus it is good for scripting. {useless for swap but my point is still valid}
[18:38] <WormDrink> P{
[18:39] <WormDrink> Polah, but where do I get usb-creator ?
[18:39] <Polah> __puters-suck: Can always do mount -l to list them
[18:39] <Polah> WormDrink: Ubuntu comes with one built in: System > Administration > Startup Disk Creator, or you can install and use unetbootin
[18:39] <WormDrink> oh
[18:39] <WormDrink> I lied
[18:39] <__puters-suck> true
[18:39] <WormDrink> sorry I meant I only have gentoo
[18:39] <WormDrink> no ubuntu - or windows
[18:40] <Younder> sjonkedispe, Your problems have confused me too. Please give some kind of update of how things are progressing
[18:40] <__puters-suck> okay, it is UGLY to me, I know exactly where /dev/sda4 is, but U011324098716340132897 is just ... nasty
[18:40] <__puters-suck> :P
[18:40] <Polah> WormDrink: Oh, that's quite different. unetbootin might exist in Gentoo as well
[18:41] <Polah> __puters-suck: More accurate (:
[18:41] <nuclearworm> hello , can some one help to create a bootable cd to upgrade bios? im on the last step
[18:41] <__puters-suck> no. there are exactly the same. Thats the point. And they worked fine for over twenty years.
[18:41] <WormDrink> Polah, thanks - it is there - will use that
[18:42] <Polah> __puters-suck: Also means drives get mounted properly if I boot from something else. Normally sda1 is my root, sda2 is my swap and sdb1 is my data partition. If I boot from the minimal ISO, for example, sda1 becomes the USB I'm booted from, sdb1 is root, sdb2 is swap and sdc1 is my data.
[18:42] <killabyte> Does anyone have experience with WUBI?
[18:43] <WormDrink> __puters-suck, UUID fstab is only way man
[18:43] <__puters-suck> they did that already, since THAT had a fstab, too.
[18:43] <__puters-suck> its preference. I'm old. I like the old way. I have never once run into a problem with it and I am not switching until I do.
[18:44] <killabyte> I want to install Ubuntu on my Acer netbook that Windows 7.  Will this work ok?
[18:44] <__puters-suck> besides it is more like unix
[18:44] <__puters-suck> {crap ... duty calls. I'm off!}
[18:45] <Polah> killabyte: To try Ubuntu or actually install and use it? Wubi is more for just making a small installation and trying it in a more-permanent-than-live environment, it's not recommended for a proper, production installation.
[18:45] <killabyte> I would like install Ubuntu along with Win7.
[18:45] <rumpe1> killabyte, perhaps you first try the "live"-version directly from the setup-cd/thumbdrive (without any installation) to check hardware compatibility
[18:45] <muneeb> hi, how do i restore my .gnupg folder (I want to restore my pub-private keys). If I just copy the whole folder from my old system I'm getting Login Loop
[18:46] <killabyte> Ok, I will try that.
[18:46] <Polah> killabyte: Yeah, you can do that with moving some partitions around. Like I said, Wubi is for a semi-proper installation alongside Windows that's a bit more than a live session but it's not recommended for a proper, working installation.
[18:46] <killabyte> I have noticed that the ¨live¨ version takes at least 5 to 10 minutes just to boot up on most systems.
[18:46] <nuclearworm> hello , can some one help to create a bootable cd to upgrade bios? im on the last step
[18:47] <Younder> nuclearworm, update BIOS?
[18:47] <killabyte> I have had much better response with Knoppix as far as live versions go.
[18:47] <Polah> killabyte: That's because CDs and USBs typically have lower I/O speeds than hard drives
[18:47] <nuclearworm> Younder, yes that s it
[18:47] <Polah> nuclearworm: That's not really an Ubuntu question
[18:48] <Younder> nuclearworm, that sounds like a seriously bad idea
[18:48] <garymc> Hi Im trying to make CHROMIUM my default browser. XDG-OPEN shows it as default but when I click on a launcher to open a webpage firefox loads up!!
[18:48] <jpmh> if I copy an iso to a partition on the hard disk can I boot from it as though it is a CD
[18:48] <Polah> jpmh: With a bit of configuring of GRUB, yes.
[18:48] <Younder> nuclearworm, If anything should disable the piggiback RAM
[18:48] <killabyte> Ok, thanks all.   You have given me some ¨food for thought.¨
[18:49] <jpmh> Polah:  can you guide me towards that GRUB documentauib - using grub2
[18:49] <paolo_> ciao
[18:49] <prudd> Is it possible to boot ubuntu on a macbook pro?
[18:49] <Polah> jpmh: No, sorry. You should be able to get some help in #grub though.
[18:49] <Polah> prudd: Yes.
[18:49] <prudd> from a flash drive
[18:49] <jpmh> Polah: ty
[18:50] <Younder> prudd, yes, but it depends on the BIOS
[18:50] <rumpe1> jpmh, which iso e.g.? I often had problems, when some installer on the iso couldn't find any thumbdrive/cd-rom and i had to mount it manually...
[18:50] <userxxx> What si the diffrence between LXDE & XFCE
[18:50] <VCoolio> garymc: try system > prefs > preferred apps, there's also gnome-open which is set there for some apps
[18:50] <jpmh> rumpe1: it will be an iso I make with remastersys
[18:50] <james296> is anyone here running Ubuntu 11.10 beta 1 right now because I have a question regarding it
[18:50] <Polah> userxxx: They are different environments. They'll perform different, look different (in most cases) and use different tools
[18:50] <garymc> im at home now, anything I can do by ssh terminal
[18:50] <Polah> james296, #ubuntu+1 for Oneiric support
[18:50] <james296> thank you
[18:51] <prudd> how would I go about installing it on a flash drive so that I can boot, it
[18:51] <Younder> rumpe1, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_9660
[18:51] <Polah> garymc: What exactly do you want to do over SSH?
[18:51] <nuclearworm> hello , can some one help to create a bootable cd to upgrade bios? im on the last step
[18:51] <userxxx> Damm, which one is beeter
[18:51] <Polah> !usb | prudd
[18:51] <Polah> userxxx: Whichever one you prefer, LXDE is typically a bit lighter though
[18:52] <glebihan> nuclearworm, as already said, that's a bit offtopic here
[18:52] <james296> also, does anyone know if its yet possible to enable the overlay scrollbar in firefox yet?
[18:53] <prudd> does the .dmg extension on the end of the converted file cause any problems with booting
[18:53] <VCoolio> garymc: maybe like this: gconftool-2 -t string /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/http/command -s 'chromium-browser "%s"'
[18:53] <garymc> hmmm
[18:53] <Polah> prudd: You need to set up the USB drive following the instructions on the pages ubottu linked you to. You can't just stick the .iso on it and go.
[18:54] <ryan-c> Where does ubuntu hide xorg.conf in 11.04?
[18:54] <glebihan> ryan-c, there's now xorg.conf by default
[18:54] <h00k> ryan-c: by default, it doesn't have an xorg.conf
[18:54] <glebihan> *no*
[18:54] <ryan-c> I need middle click emulation turned on
[18:54] <ryan-c> how can i enable that?
[18:54] <prudd> ya i tried that and it wouldn't see the drive when i alt-booted
[18:54] <nuclearworm> glebihan , off topic? i m using ubuntu to create such cd. what channel do you suggest so?
[18:54] <Pici> ryan-c: If you create an xorg.conf, it will honor it.
[18:55] <h00k> nuclearworm: probably the documentation for your BIOS
[18:55] <skrite> hey all, i need a simple way to see data bytes as they come in over tcp.
[18:55] <Polah> nuclearworm: Then follow the guide telling you how to create that CD. You can use brasero or some other disc burner to burn the disc.
[18:55] <ryan-c> so how do i modify the non-existent xorg.conf so as to not screw up the autodetected config?
[18:55] <ryan-c> there is no way to dump what x is using as it's config?
[18:55] <glebihan> nuclearworm, then be a little more specific about what your actual issue is
[18:56] <Younder> nuclearworm, I know a hacker when I see one ;)
[18:56] <ryan-c> also why is it a good thing to have no xorg.conf
[18:56] <nuclearworm> Polah , i ve followed it but i got stuck on a step
[18:56] <philwire> ok I got a grub error: no such device: (device id here) then grub rescue>
[18:56] <Polah> nuclearworm: So we can't help you with that here. We're Ubuntu support, not flashing your BIOS support.
[18:56] <n2i> Is it posible to use a mobile as a Bluetooth device for my PC?
[18:56] <glebihan> ryan-c, it's neither a good nor a bad thing, it's just that work configuration isn't handled that way anymore by default
[18:56] <dbmit> im having and issue with oneiric installing on my cpu
[18:56] <Pici> dbmit : Oneiric/11.10 is not yet released. Please join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion.
[18:57] <ryan-c> so how do i get the generated config?
[18:57] <glebihan> ryan-c, I think that "sudo X -configure" generates a basic xorg.conf
[18:57] <nuclearworm> Polah , ok i ll try to be more specific
[18:57] <ryan-c> glebihan: fails on account of X already running
[18:57] <philwire> So what can I do with "grub rescue>" ?
[18:57] <james296> no one seems to be talking in that room
[18:57] <james296> about my problem
[18:58] <Pici> james296: You'll just need to be patient.
[18:58] <glebihan> ryan-c, then try "sudo X -configure -- :1"
[18:58] <no_gravity> Hi People! I want to install an application that needs libjpg8. Anybody an idea how i get that?
[18:58] <james296> anyway maybe someone can help here...
[18:58] <ryan-c> glebihan: -- is not a valid option
[18:58] <srikanth> CAN I GET video chat software
[18:58] <Pici> james296: no, Oneiric support is offtopic for this channel.
[18:58] <james296> the clock in 11.10 beta 1 only shows the word Time in it
[18:59] <ryan-c> srikanth: skype
[18:59] <newbie> hey all
[18:59] <rumpe1> !oneiric | james296
[18:59] <srikanth> can i get anything like yahoo messanger
[18:59] <newbie> can someone help me
[18:59] <nuclearworm> Polah , i got stuck when using     mkisofs -o bootcd.iso -b FDOEM.144 FDOEM.144    got a      I: -input-charset not specified, using utf-8 (detected in locale settings)
[18:59] <nuclearworm> genisoimage: No such file or directory. Invalid node - 'FDOEM.144'.         messages
[18:59] <Guest54066> i removed unity but i want globalmenu back how can i install it
[19:00] <sjonkedispe> srikanth: consider gtalk/gmail-chat, if you like. all in your browser.
[19:00] <glebihan> ryan-c, sorry should just be "sudo X -configure :1"
[19:00] <n2i> srikanth: What about Skype for Linux?
[19:00] <ryan-c> glebihan: without -- it fails complaining about a failure to load vmwgfx (i am not using vmware) and then that the numbedr of created screens does not match detected screens
[19:00] <lsv> Hi
[19:00] <philwire> So what can I do with "grub rescue>" ?
[19:00] <n2i> or gtalk with pidgin?
[19:00] <MasterRoot> hello all, does anyone know if mdadm will allow a RAID5 array to be migrated to a RAID0 array, or do I need to recreate the array?
[19:00] <lsv> does anyone knows how to mount a hfsplus hd read/write?
[19:00] <glebihan> ryan-c, in that case, I'd try it after stopping X
[19:00] <Atreus> does pidgin cover Yy! messanger
[19:00] <Atreus> *Y!
[19:01] <mamed> isv hfsplus is this macos file system?
[19:01] <ryan-c> glebihan: oi
[19:01] <no_gravity> Hi People! I want to install an application that needs libjpg8. Anybody an idea how i get that?
[19:01] <mamed> how can i install global menu back i removed unity
[19:01] <lsv> mamed: it's a friends hd and she has a mac, so I think it is.
[19:02] <s34n1> HI all
[19:02] <mamed> i dont know isv but she has to format it i think
[19:02] <lsv> s34n1: hi
[19:02] <ryan-c> glebihan: same message about detected screens
[19:02] <mamed> i want global menu vack
[19:02] <lsv> mamed: is it possible to make a partition?
[19:02] <mamed> back*
[19:02] <glebihan> no_gravity, is it libjpg or libjpeg (if it's libjpeg, then "sudo apt-get install libjpeg8")
[19:02] <nuclearworm> glebihan , i got stuck when using     mkisofs -o bootcd.iso -b FDOEM.144 FDOEM.144    got a      I: -input-charset not specified, using utf-8 (detected in locale settings)      genisoimage: No such file or directory. Invalid node - 'FDOEM.144'.
[19:02] <s34n1> looking for developer buddies
[19:02] <Younder> mamed, ext4?
[19:03] <mamed> isv i dont think that you can install linux on the same partition
[19:03] <ryan-c> why is it trying to generate a three monitor config on my laptop?
[19:03] <homtanks> hiya all...i have a really newbie question about irc webchat on ubuntu...
[19:03] <glebihan> ryan-c, weird...
[19:03] <mamed> Younder: no
[19:03] <lsv> mamed: I don't want to install linux on it, I just want to pass some files around 50-60 GB.
[19:03] <no_gravity> glebihan: "couldnt find package libjpeg8"
[19:03] <mamed> why?
[19:04] <ryan-c> so
[19:04] <ryan-c> how the fuck do i get middle click emulation?
[19:04] <lsv> mamed: is that 'why?' for me?
[19:04] <glebihan> no_gravity, which version of ubuntu are you using ?
[19:04] <Younder> mamed: FAT32? urghh!
[19:04] <ryan-c> create an xorg config from scratch that enables it?
[19:04] <no_gravity> glebihan: 10
[19:04] <Myrtti> ryan-c: please mind the language
[19:04] <Myrtti> no_gravity: which 10
[19:04] <glebihan> no_gravity, 10.04 or 10.10 ?
[19:04] <Pici> ryan-c: 1) mind your language 2) yes, thats what I told you to do at the beginning.
[19:04] <yanick_> hi, I installed openclipart-libreoffice, but it's not showing in libre office. any idea?
[19:05] <mamed> global menu i need help
[19:05] <Pici> ryan-c: all you need to have in it is the part you need, the rest will be detected as usual.
[19:05] <ryan-c> okay, fine.
[19:05] <WinDu1965> hello, my ubuntu start in console mode, any way to change this to gui?
[19:05] <lsv> what is global menu??
[19:05] <ryan-c> Also since when did people have a problem with swearing on IRC?
[19:05] <no_gravity> glebihan, Myrtti: 10.04
[19:05] <Myrtti> ryan-c: since some channels started striving for to be family friendly and professional
[19:06] <userxxx> How can I add a IRC channel.
[19:06] <mamed> global menu is mac os like menu bar
[19:06] <MasterRoot> hello all, does anyone know if mdadm will allow a RAID5 array to be migrated to a RAID0 array, or do I need to recreate the array?
[19:07] <VCoolio> userxxx: /join #newchannel
[19:07] <lsv> Ohh..
[19:07] <ryan-c> I don't think "Family Friendly" and "IRC" are compatible, but fine, I can follow rules.
[19:07] <glebihan> no_gravity, you may want to try enabling the backports repositories
[19:07] <lsv> WinDu1965: I think might help: update-rc.d gdm defaults
[19:07] <userxxx> userxxx: /join #xfce on irc.freenode.net
[19:07] <no_gravity> glebihan: ok. how do i do that?
[19:07] <userxxx> That doesn't seem to work
[19:08] <glebihan> !backports | no_gravity
[19:08] <homtanks> whois ryan-c
[19:08] <userxxx> userxxx: /join #xfce
[19:08] <userxxx> That doesn't seem to work either
[19:08] <VCoolio> userxxx: just type this: /join #xfce
[19:09] <userxxx> Coool that worked thanks
[19:09] <ryan-c> Pici: Creating an xorg with just a InputDevice pointer section doesn't work
[19:09] <sjonkedispe> Younder: i've always installed windows first, then linux. do you imagine doing it the other way around would make a difference?
[19:09] <ryan-c> the section seems to be ignored
[19:09] <VCoolio> userxxx: if you start typing with / it's a command, else, you talk in the current channel
[19:10] <lithpr> is there a way to turn off the effect of dragging a window to the top of the screen to be maximized?
[19:10] <Younder> sjonkedispe, It would make it more difficult, but it can be done
[19:10] <no_gravity> glebihan: hmm... ok, i copied the first line in my sources.list and changed "lucid" to "lucid-backports". lets see what happens now...
[19:10] <no_gravity> glebihan: still no libjpeg8.
[19:10] <valyn> when booting off a flash drive on a mac what should you select after you alt-boot
[19:11] <glebihan> no_gravity, did you run "sudo apt-get update" ?
[19:11] <no_gravity> glebihan: yes
[19:11] <sjonkedispe> Younder: i was thinking, could it have a positive impact on my "gave up waiting for root device" situation, and so forth.
[19:11] <Younder> sjonkedispe, I wouldn't think so
[19:11] <glebihan> no_gravity, then I guess if you really need if it, you'll have to compile it yourself (there doesn't seem to be any ppa for that package for lucid)
[19:11] <sjonkedispe> ok
[19:12] <eein> how do you tell which NIC is which in NetworkManager?
[19:12] <no_gravity> glebihan: "apt-cache search libjpeg" finds libjpeg62. should i use that?
[19:12] <ryan-c> Pici: creating a *full* new xorg.conf doesn't work.  What is going on?
[19:12] <ajf> What's the right way to enable my user account to modify /var/ww?
[19:12] <ajf> Change its ownership? Or make a new group for my account and that folder
[19:12] <glebihan> no_gravity, if you application is saying it requires libjpeg8 I don't think that would work
[19:13] <Pici> ryan-c: I'm on a call at work at the moment, can't respond right this second.
[19:13] <no_gravity> glebihan: so how do i compile it?
[19:13] <ryan-c> okay
[19:13] <WinDu1965> lsc: update-rc.d gdm defaults   did not work, gdm not found
[19:13] <ryan-c> so I'm looking at the log
[19:13] <manixor> Hey guys, what do you recommend for burning audio CD from Ubuntu?
[19:13] <VCoolio> manixor: brasero?
[19:13] <valyn> when booting off a flash drive on a mac what should you select after you alt-boot
[19:13] <ryan-c> it's detected as an ImPS/2 ALPS GlidePoint with three buttons (it only has two)
[19:14] <manixor> VCoolio, thanks.
[19:14] <eein> ajf: depends what you are doing.  I usually just make groups but then you have to change the group that folder belongs to
[19:14] <glebihan> no_gravity, download the source for maverick for example (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick/+source/libjpeg8/8a-1)
[19:14] <ajf> eein: Well, the folder is owned by root
[19:14] <glebihan> !compile | no_gravity, then
[19:14] <lsv> WinDu1965: so when you boot up the computer just gives you a prompt asking for something like computer_name login:
[19:14] <ajf> So I don't see why changing the group matters
[19:15] <mamed> can someone help me in finding globalmenuu
[19:15] <WinDu1965> lsv: yes
[19:15] <ryan-c> so maybe xorg is ignoring it?
[19:15] <lsv> can you log in?
[19:15] <no_gravity> glebihan: ok, thank you
[19:16] <VCoolio> ajf a folder is owned by a user but accessible/readable/whatever by groups, change group and/or add yourself to group and done; so you can have several users using that folder instead of only owner
[19:16] <eein> ajf: you got 3 parts that make up access owner, group, everybody else
[19:16] <destiny> hey everyone. had to change screens
[19:16] <WinDu1965> lsv yes, i can, after typing username & pass, X starts
[19:16] <lsv> WinDu1965: You can log in right?  If you can, what happens when you enter 'startx'
[19:17] <lsv> WinDu1965: so you don't need to use startx to get to the GUI?
[19:17] <ryan-c> this is ridiculous
[19:17] <ajf> eein: OK
[19:17] <VCoolio> ajf: ls -la /var  to check owner:group and permissions
[19:17] <Younder> ryan-c, yes it is
[19:17] <eein> ajf: if you leave root as owner and lets say the group is peoplz and you deny access for everyone else your use has to be a member of peoplz to have access
[19:17] <WinDu1965> lsv: dont need to enter startx
[19:18] <ajf> eein: yes
[19:18] <valyn> when booting off a flash drive on a mac what should you select after you alt-boot
[19:18] <ajf> eein: If I were to change the ownership to my account (ajf), root still has access, right?
[19:18] <lsv> WinDu1965: mmm... has it always been like this?
[19:19] <ujjain1> err, How can I make the dock appear at the first monitor?
[19:19] <Starminn> mamed: It's there by default in 11.04, at the top of the screen
[19:19] <WinDu1965> lsv: i think so
[19:19] <eein> ajf: otherwise you are everybody else.  so if the group is peoplz and you want to create a new group justus you need to change the folder group to justus and you will probably want to add all the users that were in peoplz to justus so previous users that had access still do
[19:19] <ujjain1> what is the unity dock called?
[19:19] <lsv> WinDu1965: and you don't want to look all hacker-ish by typing into a black screen?
[19:19] <ajf> eein: I am the only user on this system
[19:19] <ajf> Is there any point making a group?
[19:20] <VCoolio> ajf: yes, but that's not the way to handle permisions, often means a security risk; if you don't care, do what you like
[19:20] <ajf> VCoolio: what is the correct way though?
[19:20] <ajf> I have two accounts. root and ajf. I need ajf to be able to do almost anything in /var/ww
[19:20] <VCoolio> the group way, like more or less explained above
[19:20] <ajf> ah
[19:20] <ajf> OK
[19:20] <Starminn> mamed: In Unity, anyway. In GNOME2, this is it: http://code.google.com/p/gnome2-globalmenu/
[19:20] <WinDu1965> lsv: nah, going to give this laptop to my son
[19:21] <lsv> WinDu1965: aah ok.
[19:21] <eein> ajf: again it kinda depends the big thing is you dont want to break permissions previously had and you dont want to mess stuff up down the road.  but on a one user box you can fix most things pretty quickly
[19:22] <VCoolio> so check group of the folder, add yourself to that group; some stuff may not work if configured with wrong permissions
[19:22] <Younder> eein, it can.. Because what you are suggesting sounds like major surgery
[19:23] <GigaGiga1> woot woot
[19:23] <glebihan> WinDu1965, could you pastebin your /etc/init/gdm file ?
[19:24] <mcdvojka> news
[19:24] <eein> Younder: which suggestion.  my primary suggestion was to make a group.
[19:24] <GigaGiga1> whats everyone
[19:24] <GigaGiga1> whats up
[19:24] <valyn> will dual booting OSX and W7 cause a problem for booting off of a flash drive on a macbook pro?
[19:24] <ajf> VCoolio: I made a www group, put me in that group, changed ownership of /var/www to that group, and gave group +rwx for /var/www
[19:24] <lsv> WinDu1965: do you have gdm or the one that starts with the k, I forgot the name
[19:24] <WinDu1965> glebihan: just realised something, this is not a gnome, but kde
[19:24] <GigaGiga1> valyn i have dual booting on mine no problems at all
[19:24] <WinDu1965> how stupid
[19:25] <GigaGiga1> just depends if your hardware  loads up correctly
[19:25] <glebihan> WindPower, ok then that would be kdm
[19:25] <GigaGiga1> drivers]
[19:25] <Younder> eein, a group sounds fine. I feel I am fumbling in the blind
[19:25] <VCoolio> ajf: not ownership, group I hope, like "chown -R root:www /var/www", but good; login again or changed group belongings won't work yet for you
[19:25] <jorge_> 11675978
[19:25] <jorge_> exit
[19:25] <lsv> WinDu1965: have you solved the problem?
[19:26] <ajf> VCoolio: yes, I meant changed groop
[19:26] <ryan-c> anybody else know how to turn on middle click emulation in x?
[19:26] <GigaGiga1> woot woot
[19:26] <valyn> GigaGiga1 so I have been trying to do this but every time I try and boot off of the flash drive (after installing from the instructions on the website) all i get on the alt boot is the Macintosh HD, Windows, and Recovery HD
[19:27] <rawfodog> Im trying to use the "connect to server" feature in nautilus to connect to amazon ec2 cloud. I have the keys stored on my local machine and I can connect fine via terminal. I just need to do some file transfering and I really would like to have this as a mapped drive and not have to use terminal in that
[19:27] <GigaGiga1> just install vmware
[19:27] <GigaGiga1> and run it off vmware
[19:27] <GigaGiga1> save you the trouble
[19:27] <w30> valyn, some flash drive isos have problems with EFI boots instead of bios
[19:27] <smw> rawfodog, ssh-add path/to/pem
[19:27] <GigaGiga1> of all the hassle
[19:27] <Starminn> !enter | GigaGiga1
[19:28] <smw> rawfodog, then open the file manager and go to sftp://ubuntu@host
[19:28] <w30> valyn, I donno which ones
[19:28] <rawfodog> smw I dont get it
[19:28] <valyn> w30 would there be documentation on the website for the flash drive that will say?
[19:28] <rawfodog> smw do I enter that into terminal ? Can you be a bit more clear.  Thank you for your help :D
[19:28] <smw> rawfodog, ssh-add path/to/pem is a command to be typed in a terminal
[19:28] <rawfodog> k
[19:29] <VCoolio> try mounting to local folder using sshfs, then you can browse, if you mean that
[19:29] <w30> valn no, it's the iso problem check the errata for the iso
[19:29] <ajf> VCoolio: thanks for your help!
[19:29] <Slade--> is there a way to set a directory to automatically add group write permissions to any files created in it?
[19:30] <rawfodog> sftp://ubuntu@host ??? Do you mean amazon ec2 ?
[19:30] <valyn> w30 well I'm trying to boot ubuntu so does that mean its a problem with the ubuntu iso?
[19:30] <smw> rawfodog, replace "host" with the hostname
[19:30] <VCoolio> ajf: you're welcome
[19:30] <stephenthemartyr>  can i download iso onto comp[uter and save to hard drive without making a dvd or cd?
[19:31] <rawfodog> ok, also the file manager doesnt allow me to enter the url ???
[19:31] <lsv> stephenthemartyr: yes, yes you can.
[19:31] <stephenthemartyr> is it hard to do?
[19:31] <ryan-c> there, got the touchpad to behave
[19:31] <lsv> stephenthemartyr: what iso are you trying to download?
[19:31] <juniour> hi
[19:31] <lsv> juniour: hi
[19:31] <stephenthemartyr> avlinux
[19:31] <w30> valyn, the iso is transfered to the first part of the flash drive, the bios or EFI part. If the iso can't handle the EFI part there is trouble. That's what I understand any way
[19:31] <ajf> VCoolio: new problem now. I added the only file in /var/www, index.html, to the right group and gave it the right permissions
[19:31] <VCoolio> rawfodog: if you can ssh, use sshfs user@host:/path Folder    where folder is existing and empty folder
[19:31] <ajf> but now I can't delete it
[19:32] <ajf> what am I doing wrong?
[19:32] <smw> rawfodog, ctrl+l
[19:32] <stephenthemartyr> lsv: avlinux
[19:32] <lordleemo> 		j
[19:32] <valyn> w30, is there a way of fixing it without getting a different flash drive
[19:32] <smw> rawfodog, ctrl+l gives you a url bar in many programs.
[19:32] <juniour> lsv you have any idea of virtualbox
[19:32] <smw> rawfodog, it is sort of standard. like ctrl+p for print
[19:32] <GigaGiga1> yes use VMWARE
[19:32] <lsv> stephenthemartyr: http://www.bandshed.net/DownloadInstall.html
[19:33] <VCoolio> ajf: because root owns it? if you don't own it, you can't delete it, unless using sudo; you can read, write, execute as group
[19:33] <johansmitsNL>  I have a stunnel --> haproxy --> lighttp setup, between haproxy and lighttp communication is standard http (80). Haproxy adds X-Forwarded-Proto: https. How can I check within the lighttp that the X-Forwarded-Proto header contains https, so that I can do a redirect if it does not have it
[19:33] <juniour> lsv
[19:33] <lsv> juniour: what GigaGiga1 said
[19:33] <ujjain1> What is the best way to create a bunch of shortcuts to open specific files/folders?
[19:33] <rawfodog> oh mannnn thank you smw lolol
[19:33] <juniour> lsv i have a problem
[19:33] <rawfodog> you kick butt thank you smw
[19:33] <stephenthemartyr> lsv: right thats where i get the iso but bhow can i download it and install it without using a dvd or cd?
[19:33] <lsv> juniour:  ask, and maybe some people will help
[19:33] <juniour> lsv i waan to share windos 7 host folder to ubuntu gest
[19:34] <glebihan> ajf, you would have to set the correct persmissions on the /var/www folder also, not only the file
[19:34] <juniour> lsv via virtualbox
[19:34] <lsv> stephenthemartyr: Use a usb?
[19:34] <ujjain1> Chromium = Chrome?
[19:34] <juniour> i have mounted the folder
[19:34] <stephenthemartyr> dont hVe one
[19:34] <juniour> but i cant get acess to that shared folder
[19:34] <smw> ujjain1, google it. There are slight differences
[19:34] <ajf> oh I see
[19:34] <ujjain1> k:)
[19:35] <juniour> hi
[19:35] <c0al> I'm getting this error with the newest distrobution install disk "(initramfs) mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on //filesystem.squashfs failed: input/output error." - i've googled it and it seems to be somewhat common but I haven't found any work arounds. The checksum's match. Any ideas?
[19:35] <smw> ujjain1, chromium is the open source version. It is what I use. It works :-).
[19:35] <ajf> VCoolio: oh
[19:35] <ajf> I see :/
[19:35] <srikanth> im unable to download skype
[19:35] <smw> ujjain1, there is no reason if on linux to use chrome (in my opinion). On windows and mac, I use chrome
[19:35] <lsv> stephenthemartyr: you need either the DVD or the usb.  I would say usb, because you could use it multiple times
[19:36] <prezes> hello. Can someone tell me please how to add intel hd 4500 MHD to conky to check temp.
[19:36] <ujjain1> smw: I already installed and configured and just found out both Firefox and Chromium came by default.
[19:36] <lsv> juniour: sorry I don't have experience in that.
[19:36] <ujjain1> So I guess I'll just uninstall FIrefox Chromium, as Chrome == Chromium but not gpl, but that's ok for me
[19:36] <w30> valyn, the flash drive is not the problem, either the flash software or the iso is the problem. Lots of people put ubuntu on Macbooks so it's doable but I don't know whether you need a special Macbook -Ubuntu iso or not. no-Mac-expertise from me sorry
[19:36] <juniour> lsv k
[19:36] <lsv> anyone with virtual machine expericence here?
[19:36] <juniour> hi anybody here to know that
[19:37] <smw> ujjain1, wait, what are you doing?
[19:37] <MonkeyDust> yes lsv
[19:37] <srikanth> how to download skype
[19:37] <ujjain1> smw: I am going to remove chromium, because I already have chrome.
[19:37] <ixxu> srikanth, try it via ubuntu software center it should be the easiest way
[19:37] <ajf> VCoolio: Turns out I actually forgot to add myself to the group
[19:37] <ajf> Once added I could delete index.html
[19:37] <juniour> monkeydust how to share windows 7 host folder for ubuntu gest
[19:37] <smw> ujjain1, ok. Whatever you want :-)
[19:38] <valyn> w30 I've installed ubuntu on my macbook in the past off of a cd but i am trying currently to be able to boot it from a flash drive, thank though
[19:38] <lsv> MonkeyDust: juniour is the one that needed help, could you help him please?
[19:38] <MonkeyDust> juniour: no experience with windoze, sorry
[19:38] <userxxx> What is the diffrence between Ubuntu and Xubuntu except for having xfce?
[19:39] <Pici> userxxx: Just a different set of default apps.
[19:39] <juniour> k
[19:39] <ujjain1> how can I remove chromium without installing Firefox?
[19:39] <ixxu> juniour, did you set-up samba on your virtual windows7 ?
[19:39] <w30> valyn, there outa be help on some forum; I don't have a Google url for you though.
[19:39] <userxxx> Pici> I sthat all? Thats just a waits of time then
[19:39] <smw> ujjain1, sudo apt-get remove chromium-browser
[19:39] <ujjain1> smw: it installs firefox
[19:39] <Pici> !variant
[19:40] <johansmitsNL> someone that know lighttp well can help me out?
[19:40] <juniour> ixxu
[19:40] <c0al> I'm getting this error with the newest distrobution install disk "(initramfs) mount: mounting /dev/loop0 on //filesystem.squashfs failed: input/output error." - i've googled it and it seems to be somewhat common but I haven't found any work arounds. The checksum's match. Any ideas?
[19:40] <smw> ujjain1, that does not make sense...
[19:40] <juniour> ixxu i have mounted the folder via terminal
[19:40] <lee> hello all. I have a fresh clean install of 10.04, and after the first apt-get update/upgrade, I get this error, and can't immediately see a way to fix it, any ideas? dpkg: error processing grub-pc (--configure): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[19:40] <juniour> but i cant acessss the folder
[19:40] <MonkeyDust> juniour: in vbox, the network adapter needs to be set to 'bridged', then you can share dirs
[19:40] <ujjain1> smw: http://www.codepad.eu/view/39643044
[19:40] <valyn> w30 thanks I've looked around, but i will look some more
[19:40] <ujjain1> Appereantly it does not realize I already have a browser.
[19:40] <RevDrSpectre7> Is there a gui tool to configure my wireless interface?
[19:41] <prezes> hello. Can someone tell me please how to add intel hd 4500 MHD to conky to check temp.
[19:41] <RevDrSpectre7> Like, maybe a wireless network picker?
[19:41] <smw> ujjain1, that is complete BS... lol
[19:41] <juniour> monkeydust: i have used sudo mkdir /media/windows
[19:41] <mattt_> Has anyone had problems with delayed audio using pulseaudio on 10.04?
[19:41] <smw> ujjain1, just keep a second browser installed
[19:41] <ujjain1> smw: I want a clean system, I'll use aptitude without recommends.
[19:42] <juniour> monkeydust sudo mount -t vboxsf folder-name /media/windows
[19:42] <MonkeyDust> juniour: with bridged network, you can share using the ip-address
[19:42] <juniour> k
[19:42] <w30> valyn, I use Ubuntu usb-creator for my flash drive installs with success but for netbooks, not Macbooks. If I could steal my wife's macbook long enough it would be booting Ubuntu. ha
[19:42] <prezes> hello. Can someone tell me please how to add intel hd 4500 MHD to conky to check temp.
[19:42] <juniour> let me try that
[19:42] <ixxu> juniour, are you able to see the folder on windows7. I don't have it virtual i linked windows7 real-machine and ubuntu and i needed samba to do this job. google helped me a lot. dunno if there is anything special when you do it in a vm. i have some vm's on my windows box the sharings worked perfectly easy for me
[19:42] <pehe01> hello, i have a problem to get one (1) webside to open! Using Ubuntu11.04/Firefox6.0.2! If i want browse there i get a timeout. On another notebook (same network, same room) it works well?
[19:42] <glebihan> ujjain1, ubuntu won't allow you to remove both firefow and chromium
[19:43] <ujjain1> glebihan: that's just stupid.
[19:43] <valyn> w30 ya, when i set up the flash drive it booted fine on my friends acer netbook, but did not appear on my macbook
[19:43] <smw> ujjain1, ubuntu has been pissing me off more and more :-)
[19:43] <pehe01> is it possible, that one special web-side is blocked? Where can i take a look for that?
[19:43] <ujjain1> hehe it's a hard time feor me too, but I'll get used to it I think, running a very popular OS also has it's advantages.
[19:43] <ujjain1> aptitude remove chromium-browser --without-recommends worked though.
[19:44] <ujjain1> My computer crashes when I shut it down :P
[19:44] <ujjain1> also, windows 8 looks horrible.
[19:44] <Soci3ty> ^^^
[19:44] <DarkStar1> hello my favourite irc channel... I have an issue with logging out of a vnc session. That being I can't get the gui back if I log back in again. Not until I restart the server
[19:45] <DarkStar1> anyone else get this problem?
[19:45] <A_J> Hey All, Would This Work in ubuntu : http://bit.ly/pOmYPD
[19:45] <w30> valyn, some one has done it; ask again in here later when the crowd rotates
[19:45] <matt_> vnc ?
[19:45] <ajf> thanks guys :)
[19:45] <valyn> w30 thanks for the help
[19:46] <DarkStar1> matt_: yes. vncserver
[19:46] <matt_> k
[19:46] <A_J> DarkStar1, can you look at my question
[19:46] <OerHeks> A_J, According to this link: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Vendor-Asus the Xonar DG appears to be working with Linux.
[19:48] <teddyroosebelt> at one time there was a command that i ran that split one large file into three - six smaller ones. any of you fine folks remember the command?
[19:49] <ujjain1> how can I print system variables like $JAVA_HOME?
[19:49] <Pici> teddyroosebelt: 'split'
[19:49] <A_J> OerHeks, can you explain me what this means :  This hardware has no volume controls; use PulseAudio.
[19:49] <A_J> Front panel and maybe the HP amp do not work
[19:50] <james296> whats the link for oneirik again?
[19:50] <james296> for the chat room
[19:50] <gentoo-intel> A_J, what prob are you having?
[19:50] <Pici> james296 : Oneiric/11.10 is not yet released. Please join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion.
[19:50] <kusznir> Hi all: I'm having increasing numbers of issues caused by apparmour on ubuntu 11.04.  Where's the best place to go for help?
[19:50] <userxxx>  does LXDE mean you just don't need a graphic card?
[19:50] <gentoo-intel> kusznir, default apparmor profile?
[19:51] <gentoo-intel> or have you made a lot yourself
[19:51] <kusznir> Yea, at least, I didn't make any changes to it.
[19:51] <w30> teddyroosebelt, would split be what yo want
[19:51] <A_J> gentoo-intel, nothing. Gonna get a new sound card so checking if it would work. the Site says : This hardware has no volume controls; use PulseAudio.Front panel and maybe the HP amp do not work
[19:51] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> userxxx: What is LXDE for, if you don't have a monitor? :P
[19:51] <A_J> did not understand what that means
[19:51] <gentoo-intel> A_J, what card is it?
[19:51] <kusznir> Well, I made one line to turn off apparmour for evince, required for it to function for users at all.
[19:51] <teddyroosebelt> Pici, i tried it didn't work out. i ran tar cvzf - backup.rar | split - d -b 200m - backup.rar.
[19:51] <dooglus> hello
[19:51] <A_J> gentoo-intel, : http://bit.ly/pOmYPD
[19:51] <Younder> A_J: seems pretty obvious to me
[19:51] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> !hello
[19:51] <kusznir> gentoo-intel, The only apparmour change I made is apparmor_parser -R /etc/apparmor.d/usr.bin.evince
[19:51] <w30> teddyroosebelt, then cat to put them back together
[19:52] <kusznir> Without that, evince fails to run for any user.
[19:52] <gentoo-intel> A_J, i have the xonar ds and it works fine. the drivers are built in the kernel for the xonar cards
[19:52] <userxxx> No if you what to use your hard instead of toilet paper he he. It's a light weight window manager
[19:52] <A_J> gentoo-intel, all features work well
[19:52] <teddyroosebelt> w30, it said extra operand backups.rar and didn't output anything
[19:52] <kusznir> gentoo-intel, I believe the root of my problems are my user home directories are on an NFS mounted volume (eg, reside on a dedicated fileserver)
[19:52] <Guest61297> If uname -a tells me I have a x86_64, then that belongs to the class "amd64", right?
[19:52] <gentoo-intel> A_J, yes, i get all the volume controls in alsamixer, but i only use plain stereo, it works and sounds great
[19:53] <gentoo-intel> kusznir, it probably is. apparmor default profiles are set to generic locations afaik
[19:53] <A_J> thanks gentoo-intel. I'm planning on ordering it. Any Problems/ drawbacks ?
[19:53] <gentoo-intel> so youll have to just change them yourself
[19:54] <gentoo-intel> A_J, afaik the DG is pretty similar to the DS. i found it sounded better than onboard. all works 100% fine
[19:54] <gentoo-intel> v good cards
[19:54] <Dylan2236> Hey guys. I have A windows XP Retail ISO and I was wondering is there anyway to put that on A USB from Ubuntu?
[19:54] <A_J> thanks gentoo-intel. I will order it . greets
[19:54] <gentoo-intel> ok
[19:54] <lino> whois lino
[19:55] <DarkStar1> A_J: sorry had to save my dinner from the oven
[19:55] <w30> teddyroosebelt, I have only used it on dd images, donno?
[19:55] <teddyroosebelt> w30, no worries. thanks for helping.
[19:55] <A_J> no probs darkcharl
[19:55] <A_J> DarkStar1, *
[19:57] <HeroicOvenmitt> eb.com
[19:57] <alex__> есть здесь кто?
[19:57] <non_player> What the heck. I've just had two separate ubuntu 10.04 machines lose the ability to register mouse clicks or switch tasks in the same week
[19:57] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> !ru | alex__
[19:58] <gentoo-intel> non_player, nvidia driver?
[19:58] <devmikey> Question: anyone here work at a place like thinkpenguin.com where they preinstall ubuntu on the hardware they sell?
[19:58] <non_player> gentoo-intel, yeah
[19:58] <gentoo-intel> yea, common issue
[19:58] <gotsanity> Every time i try to burn a cd/dvd brasero exits with an unknown error. Anyone have any idea where to start to fix it?
[19:58] <non_player> gentoo-intel, in fact that might be the ONLY other similarity between them
[19:58] <gentoo-intel> non_player, its not just ubuntu
[19:59] <non_player> gentoo-intel, is there an wasy way to disable that driver and fix it?
[19:59] <gentoo-intel> non_player, nvidia drivers have been very buggy for a while now
[19:59] <non_player> weird
[19:59] <jamesw> hello.. how can i install a package from 11.10 while i am on 11.04 (software center)?
[19:59] <gentoo-intel> non_player, im on unstable 285 atm no issues. apart from that, nouveau works fast and fine if you dont need 3d accel
[19:59] <VCoolio> gotsanity: run from terminal, read output; or try something else, like xfburn maybe
[20:00] <non_player> gentoo-intel, ok. that makes more sense. I should just switch the other to an ATI card then? I did that on one machine and haven't had issue (also upped to 11.04 on that one)
[20:00] <gentoo-intel> non_player, you could do. up t you
[20:00] <jamesw> komputes: ^ any idea?
[20:00] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> IS there a 'Ubuntu Rolling Release'?
[20:00] <Pici> MAREK_BENC_NetB: no.
[20:00] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> :|
[20:01] <gentoo-intel> linux mint has a rolling release, debian or something
[20:01] <Brazilian> hello
[20:01] <gotsanity> VCoolio, Ive tried k3b as well and it doesnt work either. I will try running from terminal but it just says brasero finished with an error (error: 0, no message) in the brasero log
[20:01] <non_player> gentoo-intel, thanks a lot for the info
[20:01] <non_player> mouse bug
[20:01] <non_player> er
[20:01] <non_player> wrong window
[20:01] <OerHeks> MAREK_BENC_NetB, no
[20:01] <stephenthemartyr> when resizing my windows partition so i can install ubuntu do i need to make the linux partition 'ntfs or exfat ' or none?
[20:02] <gentoo-intel> stephen123, either ext4, or use ubuntus partitioner on install
[20:02] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> stephenthemartyr: EXT4
[20:02] <VCoolio> stephenthemartyr: ext4, or none and format during ubuntu install
[20:02] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> stephenthemartyr: Or Reiser4
[20:02] <gentoo-intel> ext4
[20:03] <gentoo-intel> ^
[20:03] <gentoo-intel> ^
[20:03] <gentoo-intel> ^
[20:03] <gentoo-intel> ^
[20:03] <alex__> ку ку
[20:03] <gentoo-intel> ^^^
[20:03] <gotsanity> go go gadget netsplit
[20:03] <rww> gentoo-intel: stop that
[20:03] <gentoo-intel> :(
[20:03] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> OPs are evil
[20:03] <alex__> what is going on
[20:04] <gentoo-intel> worlds ending soon
[20:04] <rww> alex__: see the global notice your client received
[20:04] <Myrtti> maintenance
[20:04] <gotsanity> its just a netsplit
[20:04] <matt_> what went on then gentoo
[20:04] <rww> whee :D
[20:04]  * h00k rides along
[20:04] <alex__> есть здесь кто из украины?
[20:04] <ThePendulum> Greetings
[20:04] <ThePendulum> What the hell is happening? :o
[20:04] <gentoo-intel> lol
[20:04] <VCoolio> !paste | Chief-Wolf
[20:04] <Chief-Wolf> whoa that netsplit is giant
[20:04] <Pici> ThePendulum: freenode maintenance.
[20:05] <devmikey> Is the maintenance over?
[20:05] <Hot2Trot> does anyone know how I can set extended attributes to files over sshfs?
[20:05] <gentoo-intel> some random guy just sent a message about it
[20:05] <h00k> devmikey: there'll be a global notice when it is.
[20:05] <Chief-Wolf> http://paste.ubuntu.com/689490/
[20:05] <plouffe> asskicking time
[20:05] <wem> o.o
[20:06] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> Who else, other than me, uses Reiser4?
[20:06] <firc> Okay. So I upgraded ubuntu. But I still have resolution of 1024x768 only.
[20:06] <firc> What can I do to increase my resolution
[20:06] <gentoo-intel> MAREK_BENC_NetB, ext4 is the standard
[20:06] <wem> quien abla español o.0
[20:06] <xangua> Chief-Wolf: why the heck are you using rpm¿
[20:06] <h00k> !language | plouffe
[20:06] <matt_> netb what is it
[20:07] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> !es | wem
[20:07] <Chief-Wolf> xangua: idk it just sort of came recomended by the terminal
[20:07] <Chief-Wolf> xangua: what should i use?
[20:07] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> matt_ What is what?
[20:07] <xangua> !partner
[20:07] <xangua> Chief-Wolf: first enable partner repo
[20:07] <xangua> !java
[20:07] <xangua> and then follow the bot instructions Chief-Wolf
[20:08] <Chief-Wolf> xangua: Thank you
[20:08] <gentoo-intel> MAREK_BENC_NetB, why do you use reiser? for whole os?
[20:08] <matt_> reiser4
[20:08] <Dollz> how can I allow user1 to have same permissions to user2 files ?
[20:08] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> gentoo-intel: Testing, of course. We must find as much bigs as we can, before Hans comes back.
[20:09] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> s/bigs/bugs
[20:09] <komputes> jamesw: it depends if the dependencies are satisfiable
[20:09] <Dollz> using terminal /ssh
[20:09] <wem> hola o.o
[20:09] <gentoo-intel> ext4 is a better choice, its a good balance, supports trim and other options for ssds. fast and stable
[20:10] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> I use ext4 on most of my comps ;)
[20:10] <Chief-Wolf> xangua: all it shows after i follow bot instruction 1 is a >
[20:10] <k1lumin4t1> hey there
[20:10] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> But Reiser 4 on my Ubuntu box
[20:10] <k1lumin4t1> which is the name of the live user of ubuntu?
[20:10] <k1lumin4t1> and its password
[20:10] <jamesw> komputes: let's assume it is, i'd really like to try out the new software center
[20:10] <gentoo-intel> k1lumin4t1, no idea. probably root
[20:10] <k1lumin4t1> ...
[20:11] <gentoo-intel> maybe its gary
[20:11] <iwasfedora> Dollz, modify groups' users & perm :)
[20:11] <h00k> k1lumin4t1: ubuntu, and there is no password
[20:11] <VCoolio> k1lumin4t1: check user with "whoami", password may be ubuntu, not sure
[20:11] <VCoolio> ah
[20:11] <k1lumin4t1> h00k, ok, thanks
[20:11] <Dollz> iwasfedora: hwo is that performed
[20:11] <Dollz> ssh
[20:11] <Dollz> using
[20:11] <Dollz> using ssh*
[20:11] <Pici> !enter
[20:12] <komputes> jamesw: get gdebi package installer (or use dpkg from the command line) and get the package itself http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/all/software-center/download
[20:12] <Dollz> Pici: sorry
[20:12] <komputes> jamesw: do not do this on a production machine, do this in a Virtual Machine or a test machine
[20:12] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> jamesw: sudo dpkg -i PKGNAME;sudo apt-get install -f
[20:12] <wynn> Do extended attributes work in 10.04 and 10.10?
[20:13] <MAREK_BENC_NetB> Of'course
[20:24] <glebihan> Chief-Wolf, ok so no longer have any other package manager of apt process running, right ?
[20:24] <lsv> andrewh192: I'm pretty sure it should have the option to specify the output path.  Don't you have another hard drive?
[20:24] <andrewh192> lsv: at this moment. i don't...
[20:24] <Chief-Wolf> glebihan: I don't see any but I'm not sure
[20:24] <ModusPwnens> !cloning
[20:24] <klander> hi guys. so i erased my windows 7 bootloader entry by mistake. was wondering if i can recreate a grub entry for it somehow
[20:25] <glebihan> Chief-Wolf, to be sure, type "fuser /var/lib/dpkg/lock"
[20:25] <Chief-Wolf> glebihan: in the terminal correct?
[20:25] <glebihan> Chief-Wolf, yes
[20:26] <Chief-Wolf> glebihan: Done, it just put me to the next line with no errors
[20:26] <lsv> andrewh192: mmm, I would advise to buy a new external hard drive and use that to back up your stuff.
[20:26] <glebihan> Chief-Wolf, ok then run "sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock && sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a"
[20:27] <EricInBNE> when i start my computer lately, tomboy turns into a fork bomb and brings my computer to a standstill
[20:27] <B4ckBOne> Trying to compile kaffeine but it cant find libxine-dev though it is installed from a custom ppa.
[20:27] <andrewh192> lsv: yeah.. prolly a good idea. just getting ready to get a new computer, and so i thought i would backup the stuff on this one.. so when i got a new one, i could just copy it from a dvd to the new one...
[20:27] <B4ckBOne> can sb help?
[20:27] <Chief-Wolf> glebihan: its saying i still have a process open thats using it, but I dont see any in System Monitor that is using it
[20:27] <andrewh192> lsv: but that would prolly work just as good..
[20:27] <EricInBNE> how do i remove it from my startup on xfce?
[20:27] <Chief-Wolf> glebihan: maybe I should restart my computer nuking all Processes
[20:27] <glebihan> Chief-Wolf, did you run the commands I just gave you  ?
[20:28] <Chief-Wolf> glebihan: yes, the first one worked, but the second one is saying a process is stopping it
[20:28] <lsv> andrewh192: I know I didn't help much, but good luck with your back up :D
[20:28] <glebihan> Chief-Wolf, then run all the following commands : http://pastebin.com/psPqiiSD
[20:29] <andrewh192> lsv: thanx.. no worries..
[20:29] <wynn> can someone confirm if xattr is working in 10.04 and 10.10?
[20:31] <Andres_> What are the best drivers for my GMA 500 ?
[20:31] <Andres_> I Read about EMGD And EMGDi or Gui something like that
[20:32] <jwrigley> anyone know if there is a way to simulate "make install", ie. some sort of dry-run?
[20:32] <Chief-Wolf> glebihan: hit an issue, sudo apt-get clean is blocked by the lock
[20:32] <Chief-Wolf> i'm gonna restart brb
[20:33] <MonkeyDust> Chief-Wolf: resttart in recovery mode and then repair
[20:33] <hydromet> hello, I'm curious why sreadahead or ureadahead are installed on some Ubuntu systems but not on others?
[20:34] <lsv> jwrigley: I'm sure there is, but don't remember.  I'll look into it.
[20:34] <Andres_> What are the best drivers for my GMA 500 ? I read abour EMGD And EMGDGui or EMGDi something like that
[20:34] <jwrigley> thanks lsv
[20:34] <RyanP> I have several bin/cue images of audio CDs. What's the best way to convert the tracks to flac or similar?
[20:35] <jpmh> can I copy an iso to an unused partition and then boot from it
[20:35] <qbert65536> I need to start something when my server starts, should I use a script in rc.d/ ?
[20:35] <qbert65536> or rc.local
[20:35] <VCoolio> jwrigley: you could use --prefix=/some/folder during compilation to install in a folder and check what files are installed; also checkinstall is a nice tool, uses package manager in the end to install
[20:36] <d0x> Hi, does anyone have experience with HDMI capute cards and linux?
[20:37] <TBotNik> All: was on lst night looking for help with non-standard network and DNS.  Do I have any takers today?
[20:37] <jwrigley> thanks, VCoolio, but I am dealing with an ugly package, changes behavior depending on what prefix is set to..
[20:37] <d0x> I can't find a product that is running with linux
[20:37] <ujjain1> What is the name of Samba after install?
[20:37] <ujjain1> How can I configure it?
[20:37] <plouffe> jwrigley, you can run it in a virtual machine
[20:38] <Chief-Wolf> ok so restarting fixes that issue
[20:38] <Chief-Wolf> but how does on Confirm on this screen
[20:38] <VCoolio> ujjain1: /etc/samba/smb.conf
[20:39] <ujjain1> VCoolio: ok, no gui, got it.
[20:39] <Chief-Wolf> how do i confirm that i want this to download..?
[20:39] <VCoolio> ujjain1: there are guis for it, different packages, they usually don't work for me
[20:40] <_cb> I am trying to find out if nomachine has functionality like Terminal Servers or Citrix. Anyone used nomachine?
[20:40] <w30> ujjain1, swat will give you a browser application to administer Samba
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> ujjain1: you can use nautilus to configure samba, or smb.conf if you want to raw configure the service
[20:40] <ujjain1> the server.
[20:41] <ujjain1> w30: via a built-in webserver?
[20:41] <ujjain1> how do I run gedit as root without using terminal?
[20:41] <lsv> jwrigley: I think the -n option will display what commands would be executed without actually executing them.
[20:41] <Chief-Wolf> how can i confirm a package download in the Terminal
[20:41] <Chief-Wolf> !java
[20:42] <Jimbo99> is everyone at lunch?
[20:42] <w30> ujjain1, no, it's an application that you access from any browser you have http://localhost:5900 or some such port number (I forgot)
[20:43] <KamenRiderCure> MonkeyDust: U bent hier ook?
[20:43] <ujjain1> w30: ok thanks, that's what I meant :) thanks!
[20:43] <ujjain1> hmm, KamenRiderCure: Nederlands?
[20:44] <w30> ujjain1, port 901
[20:44] <sburwood1> Just received a Wifi USB key.  How do I get it to work?
[20:44] <KamenRiderCure> ujjain1: Helemaal niet.
[20:45] <jpmh> sburwood1: usually just plug it in
[20:45] <ujjain1> k, I just wondered if my new OS has ultimate auto-translate abilities since I saw your whois :P
[20:46] <sburwood1> jpmh: Did that.  I only see Auto eth0, don't find wireless
[20:47] <jpmh> did you enable wireless on the dropdown
[20:47] <jwrigley> thanks lsv, I will give that a go.
[20:47] <sburwood1> jpmh: Don't see it in the dropdown
[20:47] <KamenRiderCure> Ondertekening af voor nu.
[20:47] <lsv> jwrigley: hope it helps
[20:47] <jpmh> sburwood1: then sorry - no idea
[20:48] <sburwood1> thx anyway
[20:48] <sburwood1> brb
[20:48] <Chief-Wolf> Seriously i dont know how to confirm this in the console http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/163/screenshotgtq.png/
[20:49] <ujjain1> Chief-Wolf: use tab?
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> Chief-Wolf: press TAB then press ENTER
[20:49] <aaaaa> What are the Best driver for my GMA 500 Netbook with Ubuntu 11.04? I read about EMGD and EMGDgui o EMGDi or something like that
[20:49] <ujjain1> I almost never use the mouse
[20:49] <ujjain1> floodboots are flooding.
[20:49] <Chief-Wolf> ujjain1: ActionParsnip: thee fact that it was that simple is now making me sad XD, thanks, its working now
[20:50] <yeats> Chief-Wolf: if you live in the terminal for a while, it gets easier
[20:50] <cordoval> how to provide wireless to other computers from my laptop?
[20:50] <B4ckBOne> im using an alternative libxine-dev from yavdr pa version  1.2.0~hg20110831.1320-0yavdr0~natty im trying to compile kaffeine against it. but the xine check fails. can sb help?
[20:50] <Chief-Wolf> yeats: I'd live in it, but I've never been any good with coding or commands
[20:50] <keyboardtalk> When I try to boot ubuntu live usb, it hangs at a SYSLINUX message. How do I fix this?
[20:51] <yeats> Chief-Wolf: we've all been new to this at some point - you'll get there ;-)
[20:51] <aaaaa> ...
[20:51] <WormDrink> hi
[20:51] <aaaaa> Can someone help me? XD
[20:51] <Chief-Wolf> yeats: thanks, now i'm off to actually learn Java XD
[20:51] <lsv> bye thanks for the help
[20:51] <WormDrink> how do I disable auto cpu freq scaling ?
[20:51] <B4ckBOne> anyone knows the ways of cmake?
[20:52] <ujjain1> aaaaa: Don't ask to ask, just ask.
[20:52] <aaaaa> What are the Best driver for my GMA 500 Netbook with Ubuntu 11.04? I read about EMGD and EMGDgui o EMGDi or something like that
[20:52] <Jordan_U> keyboardtalk: What version of Ubuntu? How did you create it? Does it boot on another machine?
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> aaaaa: the default install has the driver you need
[20:52] <ujjain1> oh, you already asked, quite specific question, no idea
[20:53] <jwrigley> lsv: nuts, didn't work the make script just calls a huge python script...
[20:54] <Chief-Wolf> how do i flag minecraft.jar as an Executable Java File?
[20:54] <jwrigley> perhaps there is a way of "chroot"-ing it?
[20:55] <keyboardtalk> Jordan_U: 11.04 64-bit livecd. created with the windows usb-creator.exe on the image. I don't have any other machines available to test on.
[20:55] <ujjain1> Would it be possible to build an Ubuntu router for $99 that can also hold a SATA disk I already have?
[20:56] <jmichaelx> just tried to download the lucid install CD from ubuntu.com.... it downloads natty instead. yet another ubuntu quality control fail.
[20:57] <MonkeyDust> jmichaelx: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/
[20:58] <Arkhom> help
[20:59] <Jimbo99> .
[20:59] <iwasfedora> Arkhom, ?????
[20:59] <MonkeyDust> !helpme| Arkhom
[20:59] <Jordan_U> jmichaelx: It downloaded 10.04.3 for me just now. (I selected the 32 bit version of the Desktop LiveCD).
[21:01] <cordoval> anynoe can help me?
[21:01] <cordoval> setting up a shared connection
[21:01] <cordoval> can't make the wireless show up
[21:02] <yeats> cordoval: do you have a wireless card that will broadcast (rather than just receive)?
[21:02] <Jimbo99> lol
[21:02] <cordoval> yeats: I have not set one if that is what you mean, I see BSSDI on my main connected lappy
[21:02] <devmikey> Question: anyone here work at a place like thinkpenguin.com where they preinstall ubuntu on the hardware they sell?
[21:03] <cordoval> yeats: how to check?
[21:03] <yeats> cordoval: if you don't know, you probably don't have the hardware to do what you're trying to do
[21:03] <cordoval> hmmm, I have an asus g73jw pretty sure could have that capability
[21:03] <iwasfedora> Jordan_U, ?????
[21:04] <cordoval> although i think it has a bad card
[21:04] <cordoval> but I  have seen that done with an hp lappy
[21:04] <yeats> cordoval: a typical laptop wireless card just receives signals, it doesn't broadcast - FYI
[21:04] <yeats> cordoval: you can very easily share the wireless connection to another computer via the ethernet port
[21:05] <cordoval> that I already do
[21:05] <yeats> cordoval: but not the other way around ;-)
[21:05] <cordoval> yeats: I want to share the wireless as well
[21:05] <Jordan_U> iwasfedora: What is '????' supposed to mean to me?
[21:05] <cordoval> not the other way around
[21:05] <dtsuser> Do I install apps on Mint the same as in Ububntu?
[21:05] <yeats> cordoval: you probably need to buy hardware for that
[21:05] <yeats> !mint | dtsuser
[21:05] <cordoval> oh hmm which hardware?
[21:05] <yeats> cordoval: no idea, sorry
[21:05] <cordoval> yeats: then you don't know?
[21:06] <dtsuser> Yeats> you suck
[21:06] <cordoval> I have even bluetooth
[21:06] <cordoval> on this lappy
[21:06] <cordoval> it is a rog graded asus
[21:06] <cordoval> let's give these guys a chance the wireless card can do that
[21:06] <cordoval> or perhaps i can connect a wireless router then
[21:08] <samthewildone> hey guys I have two problems... when on youtube using Firefox , videos are a little slow and jagged.
[21:09] <wayne_> I have a question whats a good firewall to use on ubuntu 11.04
[21:09] <yeats> samthewildone: you might try Flash-Aid: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/flash-aid/
[21:09] <ujjain1> Can I chmod /media/BlackArmor drive without issues?
[21:09] <ujjain1> it's a mounted external disk.
[21:10] <ujjain1> Because I want Samba to run as username, not as root, and appereantly it does not run as my username for that share. Acccess denied. Also, what's up with this floodbots.
[21:11] <wayne_> I have a question > What firewall should I use with Ubuntu 11.04 and how to install Java for IRC on the web ?? ????
[21:11] <MonkeyDust> wayne_: ufw
[21:11] <xangua> !java | wayne_
[21:11] <wayne_> huh
[21:12] <MonkeyDust> wayne_: ufw = uncomplicated firewall
[21:12] <wayne_> okay can I just have some sudo commands to install this stuff?
[21:12] <MonkeyDust> wayne_: sudo apt-get install ufw
[21:12] <Jordan_U> wayne_: I would personally recommend http://webchat.freenode.net over a java applet, at least for Freenode.
[21:13] <wayne_> hmm says I already have this ufw
[21:13] <yeats> wayne_: it's installed by default
[21:14] <MonkeyDust> wayne_: then type sudo ufw status
[21:14] <wayne_> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[21:14] <wayne_>   linux-headers-2.6.38-8 linux-headers-2.6.38-8-generic
[21:14] <wayne_> Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them.
[21:15] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> I'm having problems in deiban where it hangs at Configure MTA: exim4
[21:15] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> what does it mean
[21:15] <wayne_> sudo ufw status = Status: inactive
[21:15] <MonkeyDust> wayne_: sudo ufw enable
[21:15] <[twisti]> hi, im running an ubuntu server (10.04 lts), and i would like to give someone sftp/ssh access, but at the same time restrict him from the rest of the server as much as possible. ideas ?
[21:16] <wayne_> Firewall is active and enabled on system startup
[21:16] <wayne_> I have to restart eh?
[21:16] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> I'm having problems in deiban where it hangs at Configure MTA: exim4
[21:16] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> I'm having problems in debian where it hangs at Configure MTA: exim4I'm not sure which init.d entry is causing it, but is there a way to restore it from the debian CD
[21:16] <MonkeyDust> wayne_: it means you don't need to enable after system restart
[21:17] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> I'm having problems in deiban where it hangs at Configure MTA: exim4
[21:17] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> I'm having problems in debian where it hangs at Configure MTA: exim4I'm not sure which init.d entry is causing it, but is there a way to restore it from the debian CD
[21:17] <[twisti]> stop spamming dude
[21:17] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> sorry
[21:17] <xangua>  IlIIlIllI1IIl: /join #debian
[21:17] <RedViper> Hi
[21:17] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> I can't help myself
[21:17] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> I can't join #debian because I got banned
[21:17] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> err
[21:17] <MonkeyDust> IlIIlIllI1IIl: wrong channel dude
[21:17] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> can't talk while my ident is root
[21:17] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> a better question should be, how do I change my identd
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[21:18] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> CYjl:~e JXx|=n ="^=D<YF UJM,Fg" [#3fXZ{y u_;{SF} ^fWFq=y0
[21:18] <niko> IlIIlIllI1IIl: stop please
[21:18] <IlIIlIllI1IIl> N-tLob y 7LjSxf;F Br7Dh,/G _&ELqWd pA(#`sD1 bncm[US :o\r<]6g
[21:18] <MonkeyDust> IlIIlIllI1IIl: you're in the wrong channel
[21:18] <nronksr> I have an old laser printer that only has a parallel port.  I'm looking at getting something like a Wanteng UE-PA15PC adapter (parallel to USB cable) so I can hook it up as my comp doesn't have a parallel port (new comp).  Does anybody know if a UE-PA15 will work with ubuntu?
[21:18] <xangua> and this is surelly how you get banned
[21:18] <dj_beirut> hi
[21:19] <dj_beirut> i just installed ubuntu minimal installation and i want to install graphic card drivers for the Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME. can anyone help please?
[21:19] <RedViper> I have just recently installed Ubuntu 11.04 on my laptop. But when I try and download packages through Ubuntu Software Center it comes up with his error:  There seems to be a programming error in aptdaemon, the software that allows you to install/remove software and to perform other package management related tasks. Does anyone know how I can fix this?
[21:20] <wayne_> I'm also looking for a video downloader like the freemake video downloader for windows anything like that on linux?
[21:20] <xangua> dj_beirut: sudo apt-get instal lxserver-xorg-video-intel
[21:20] <[twisti]> with with those buggy bots ?
[21:21] <Jordan_U> dj_beirut: ALl Open Source graphics drivers are always included (though only the kernel side if you don't install any X server).
[21:21] <jwrigley> wayne_: don't know your windows program, but "video downloader" firefox plugin will download lots of videos..
[21:21] <wayne_> I'm talking like a program that downloads youtube video and any other streaming videos
[21:21] <MonkeyDust> wayne_: youtube-dl
[21:22] <jwrigley> wayne_: yup, that's it "video downloader" will do the trick beautifully
[21:22] <dj_beirut> xangua i need 3D GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)
[21:22] <nightwatch> hi there I'm trying to access a remote pulse audio server but padevchooser is not working in ubuntu natty... any hints?
[21:22] <jwrigley> wayne_: also you might like jdownloader from jdownloader.org
[21:22] <dj_beirut> i get the following error when i run your command
[21:22] <dj_beirut> E: Unable to locate package lxserver-xorg-video-intel
[21:23] <wayne_> thanks again
[21:23] <RedViper> When I try and download packages through Ubuntu Software Center it comes up with his error: There seems to be a programming error in aptdaemon, the software that allows you to install/remove software and to perform other package management related tasks. Does anyone know how I can fix this?
[21:24] <Peace_Maker> Hi guys
[21:24] <xangua> RedViper: try to install via terminal and tell us the output ;)
[21:24] <xangua> dj_beirut: xserver :P
[21:25] <RedViper> xangua: Ok but what does the error mean?
[21:25] <dj_beirut> xangua yeah but what do i need to install+
[21:25] <GapSpark> hola
[21:25] <GapSpark> my linux has major problem
[21:25] <Jimbo99> hola
[21:26] <GapSpark> it says login:
[21:26] <Peace_Maker> guys how i can set proxy through terminal ?
[21:26] <wayne_> I can't find a download link for jdownloader
[21:26] <GapSpark> before it useto give me screen
[21:26] <GapSpark> now its gone into dos mode or something
[21:26] <GapSpark> not dos terminal
[21:26] <GapSpark> DOS mode
[21:26] <GapSpark> with login
[21:26] <RedViper> xangua: sudo apt-get ubuntu restricted extras?   Like this? Why won't it work, what have I done wrong?
[21:26] <GapSpark> how can i resolve this issue?
[21:26] <jwrigley> wayne_: jdownloader.org/download
[21:27] <tbearden> i have an apache question
[21:27] <nitstorm> @GapSpark: Try hitting Ctrl+Alt+7
[21:27] <GapSpark> nitstorm okay
[21:27] <xangua> RedViper: because is ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:27] <Peace_Maker> hello anyone can help me?
[21:27] <IdleOne> RedViper: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:27] <jwrigley> wayne_: you click the penguin, download the script and run from terminal...
[21:27] <GapSpark> nitstorm no good it just makes a beep
[21:27] <tbearden> need help w/ user www-data, in regard to apache
[21:27] <xangua> wayne_: tried the jdownloader web¿ ...
[21:28] <dj_beirut> xangua any idea?
[21:28] <GapSpark> nitstorm its broken
[21:28] <jwrigley> Peace_maker: you set the http_proxy environment variable
[21:28] <nitstorm> GapSpark: but after you put in username and password, you get the normal desktop?
[21:29] <wayne_> just a worthless shell script that does nothing
[21:29] <tbearden> nevermind
[21:30] <jwrigley> wayne_: the shellscript should download and install jdownloader
[21:30] <wayne_> nope it does nothing
[21:30] <wayne_> just code
[21:30] <aaa> (new to ubuntu) i once seen a menu on the top of my desktop, with programs and system menus. now instead of that, i have a sidebar on auto hide. how can i get back to the menus?
[21:30] <Jimbo99> gasspark: try reinstalling your video drivers--if you are running an nvidia card.
[21:30] <RedViper> IdleOne,  xangua: Right, Sorry, blank moment. xangua: It's installing through the terminal, So why did it refuse through the software center?
[21:30] <jwrigley> wayne_: did you run it? you have to make it executable and run it from the terminal before anything happens
[21:30] <GapSpark> nitstorm what is my username?
[21:30] <Jimbo99> gapspark
[21:30] <xangua> RedViper: no idea
[21:30] <Paladinlaw> i imported my mysql db from windows to ubuntu and now all my tables are read-only. how can i change this?
[21:31] <nitstorm> GapSpark: the same username and password that you specified during the installation and the same one you log in with everytime
[21:31] <RedViper> xangua:  ???    Thanks!  |-)
[21:31] <xangua> !classic | aaa
[21:31] <tantris> Hi I just upgraded to oneiric and the update failed due to bug #836798, after manually updating at-spi2-core and python-pyatspi2 the update manager oneiric always crashes :-(
[21:32] <IdleOne> !11.10 | tantris
[21:32] <jwrigley> RedViper: the apt-get does not utilise the aptdeamon, so if the aptdeamon is not installed properly or such, apt-get might work, but software updater and software center will not
[21:32] <dj_beirut> can anyone guide me to install support for 3D GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) for the Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller on ubuntu minimal install?
[21:33] <RedViper> jwrigley: Do you know how I can fix this (  aptdeamon  ) ?
[21:34] <roothorick> I just noticed something curious. The first terminal I open is one line shorter than subsequent terminals. wtf?
[21:34] <RedViper> jwrigley: My internet connection has been really slow this past week, could that be the problem?
[21:34] <NCS_One> hi
[21:35] <jwrigley> RedViper: you could try aptitude reinstall aptdeamon
[21:35] <Peace_Maker> Hello
[21:35] <NCS_One> can I map mouse buttons?
[21:35] <tantris> any idea how I can fix my broken system?
[21:35] <roothorick> tantris: how badly did you break it?
[21:35] <BusMaster> doesn't natty have a .bashrc or .profile?
[21:36] <tantris> oneiric the update tool crashed after I restarted it since I experienced bug #836798
[21:36] <RedViper> jwrigley: Ok, How do I put it in the terminal, I'm not too hot on the codes. I am really new to Linux.
[21:36] <Peace_Maker> how can i fix this ee intel (0) no kernel modesetting driver detected?
[21:36] <GapSpark> now do i fix my linux?
[21:36] <xangua> !oneiric | once again tantris
[21:36] <jwrigley> RedViper: sudo apt-get install aptitude
[21:37] <jwrigley> RedViper: sudo aptitude reinstall aptdeamon
[21:37] <tantris> roothorick: ok I restarted update-manager -d several times now, now it seems to run again
[21:37] <dj_beirut> anyone?
[21:37] <wayne_> doesn't work
[21:37] <nitstorm> GapSpark: does it login or not?
[21:37] <Peace_Maker> guys please help!! :(
[21:37] <roothorick> tantris: I was gonna say, that sounds like the kind of thing you give up on an OS install for
[21:37] <BusMaster> I just installed natty and my ls no longer shows colors. it works after I type alias ls='ls --color' but there is no way to make it permanent?
[21:38] <tantris> xangua: ahh now I understood what this bot messages meant, sorry no native speaker and +1 was not known for me
[21:38] <aaa_> (new to ubuntu) i once seen a menu on the top of my desktop, with programs and system menus. now instead of that, i have a sidebar on auto hide. how can i get back to the menus?
[21:38] <roothorick> tantris: getting hosed by an OS update is usually more work to correct than it's worth if you don't have backups on hand
[21:38] <jwrigley> wayne_: does install fail, what happens?
[21:38] <nitstorm> BusMaster: create a file called .bash_aliases in your home directory and write the alias there
[21:38] <xangua> !classic | once agan too aaa_
[21:38] <RedViper> jwrigley: Ok, Oh forgot I'm installing Ubuntu restricted extras! Damn. Ok thanks for the help.:-))
[21:39] <wayne_> nothing happens
[21:39] <wayne_> it just doesn't work
[21:39] <wayne_> it just looks like code in notepad
[21:39] <Peace_Maker> :(
[21:39] <nitstorm> GapSpark: what is the username that you click on then type the password to login? Please use those credenials to login
[21:39] <jwrigley> wayne_: you are not supposed to double_click it..
[21:39] <BusMaster> nitstorm, tried that. no luck :(
[21:39] <Peace_Maker> some body help me please
[21:40] <jwrigley> wayne_: you open a terminal, run chmod +x jd_unix_0_9.sh
[21:40] <xangua> wayne_: google install jdownloader ppa
[21:40] <jwrigley> wayne_: then ./jd_unix_0_9.sh
[21:40] <BusMaster> nitstorm, and unlike in previous ubuntu versions, I seem to have no .bashrc, .profile or any similar files
[21:40] <egoga> SorM+jj[ UHDa(z*I <tKsw w  I;E)#`C QI>r.SY] ;^-/XKW( b@X8BymX
[21:40] <egoga> JVu,VMu xa*^JIv  =L.t*] ?uLu$:/ d]I:W; w{G?>+` aVhdy>^y
[21:40] <niko> !ops egoga
[21:40] <egoga> `?veMKKn @s8gHBm LtE!?-4 Coa'%D Ncy.Os}Z 3O+HhdU -'=JX5Cb
[21:40] <rww> niko: ta
[21:40] <roothorick> rww: since you're here, what's up with the floodbots?
[21:41] <rww> roothorick: I'm working on them.
[21:41] <jwrigley> xangua: hey, nice! they made a ppa. awesome, didn't know!
[21:41] <nitstorm> BusMaster: Check your .bashrc, at the end there is a section for aliases there.
[21:41] <rww> roothorick: hence their /quit messages ;)
[21:41] <Peace_Maker> Hello anybody home
[21:41] <Gamegoofs2> Hi
[21:41] <Peace_Maker> help me please
[21:41] <nitstorm> BusMaster: It links to the file called .bash_aliases to check for aliases
[21:41] <BusMaster> nitstorm, I do.not.have a .bashrc. creating one manually doesn't do anything
[21:41] <molqr> i downloaded an installation iso ... however i m unable to put it on a usb stick using unetbootin .. is there any other way? for example can i dd the iso to the usb stick
[21:42] <Gamegoofs2> I've got a question about upgrading.
[21:42] <nitstorm> locate .bashrc give you any output
[21:42] <BusMaster> Peace_Maker, if you google that error, you will get several hits marked Solved :)
[21:42] <nitstorm> BusMaster: locate .bashrc give you any output?
[21:42] <Peace_Maker> السلام عليكم
[21:42] <wayne_> chmod: cannot access `jd_unix_0_9.sh': No such file or directory
[21:42] <Lithos84> !repeat | Peace_Maker
[21:43] <rww> alrighty, let's see if that does it
[21:43] <BusMaster> nitstorm, yes. about 5 lines. mostly locations of that file in /etc/skel and /etc/bash.bashrc
[21:43] <wayne_> chmod: cannot access `jd_unix_0_9.sh': No such file or directory
[21:43] <Peace_Maker> thanks all for advice
[21:43] <jwrigley> wayne_: where did you place jd_unix_0_9.sh ?
[21:44] <BusMaster> nitstorm, should I copy it over from /etc/skel?
[21:44] <Ananna> When i put sudo and a command on a terminal want the password
[21:44] <nitstorm> BusMaster: Let me just check please...
[21:44] <wayne_> No Idea
[21:44] <Jimbo99> GapSpark: try reinstalling your video drivers, if you are using an nvidia based card.
[21:44] <Ananna> How i configured to don put it anymore
[21:44] <jwrigley> wayne_: then download it again and save it to your home directory
[21:45] <wayne_> I have no adobe flash either even know its been installed
[21:45] <Gamegoofs2> I attempted to upgrade my 11.04 to 11.10 to do some testing/bug fixing, but it failed and now whenever I open the update manager it asks to do a partial upgrade. How can I either get the upgrade to work or stop it from asking for a partial upgrade?
[21:45] <wayne_> wtf is going on here
[21:45] <GapSpark> Jimbo99 how do i do this?
[21:45] <hola> hola
[21:45] <nitstorm> BusMaster: Try copying this cp /usr/share/doc/adduser/examples/adduser.local.conf.examples/bash.bashrc ~/.bashrc
[21:45] <Jimbo99> GapSpark: do you know what video card you have?
[21:46] <nitstorm> BusMaster: and see if it works
[21:46] <phoenixsampras> hello!
[21:46] <phoenixsampras> how to backup my precious DVD's on my harddrive????
[21:46] <zorklat> anyone know why my laptop's screen would have dark areas around the edges that look like water stains on paper?
[21:46] <Jimbo99> GapSpark: did you just do a dist-upgrade?
[21:46] <wayne_> I give up
[21:46] <BusMaster> nitstorm, it works :) w00t
[21:47] <BusMaster> nitstorm, thank you
[21:47] <nitstorm> BusMaster:  Woo-hoo!!! Most welcome!!!
[21:47] <roothorick> phoenixsampras: I prefer the lsdvd/ddrescue hack since it takes a raw ISO with no transcoding
[21:47] <jwrigley> phoenixsampras: dd if=/dev/cdrom of=dvd-backup.iso
[21:47] <roothorick> jwrigley: that will blow up badly on encrypted discs
[21:48] <dj_beirut>  can anyone guide me to install support for 3D GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) for the Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller on ubuntu minimal install? i am new to linux!
[21:48] <Gamegoofs2> I attempted to upgrade my 11.04 to 11.10 to do some testing/bug fixing, but it failed and now whenever I open the update manager it asks to do a partial upgrade. How can I either get the upgrade to work or stop it from asking for a partial upgrade?
[21:48] <phoenixsampras> how to backup my precious DVD's on my harddrive???? with transcoding
[21:48] <Paladinlaw> i imported my mysql db from windows to ubuntu and now all my tables are read-only. how can i change this?
[21:48] <roothorick> phoenixsampras: if you actually want transcoding (eugh) VLC has some stuff built in
[21:49] <zorklat> paladinlaw -- man chmod
[21:49] <jwrigley> roothorick: right, of course somehow I just assumed they were homemade...
[21:49] <NCS_One> can I map mouse buttons?
[21:49] <jwrigley> *roothorick: right, of course... somehow I just assumed they were homemade...
[21:49] <Paladinlaw> zorklat: already done that. Both chown and chmod
[21:49] <Jimbo99> dj_beirut: did you just try installing ubuntu-desktop?
[21:50] <roothorick> phoenixsampras: do you just want to recontainer it into something that's a little easier to open directly? mencoder -ovc copy -oac copy...
[21:50] <p014k> Hello. I have a hdd called 'stuff1'. My computer shut off because my battery died (permanently) and it's still mounted at /media/stuff1 . When I plug in the hdd, it mounts it to /media/stuff1_ I tried doing a umount on the directory and an rm, but neither worked. How do I get rid of this mount point?
[21:50] <dj_beirut> Jimbo99 i don't need ubuntu-desktop since i just want to install xbmc
[21:50] <max20> hi - I got a macbook air last week and am getting ready to install ubuntu 11.04. should I use the 32-bit or the 64-bit ubuntu 11.04 installer?
[21:51] <jwrigley> p014k: make sure your hdd is unplugged, then do sudo rm -rf /media/stuff1
[21:51] <Lithos84> max20: If 64 bit can be installed, stick with it.
[21:51] <GapSpark> max20 why would you want to do that?
[21:51] <GapSpark> i mean its crazy
[21:52] <max20> GapSpark: really, you think so? why?
[21:52] <GapSpark> the only point in owning a faggy looking laptop like that is because it runs macos
[21:52] <jwrigley> GapSpark: what do you mean? it's the only sane thing to do
[21:52] <GapSpark> the sole reason to own one is because it has a decent os
[21:52] <p014k> jwrigley: that worked....I thought I tried doing that and it didn't.
[21:52] <GapSpark> then you install linux on it?
[21:52] <Jimbo99> dj_beirut: I would say that you need at least xorg and the easiest way to get that is by installing some desktop manager.  and I don't know how to it working any other way.  why have a driver installed without a graphical desktop
[21:53] <GapSpark> why not wash it in the bath for 1hr
[21:53] <GapSpark> if you want to make it useless
[21:53] <p014k> O right. aliases don't work when sudo. so my alias rm='rm -rf' doesn't apply. Cool. Thanks.
[21:53] <jwrigley> GapSpark: sure, you might like to dual boot, but why would you want a laptop without linux on it
[21:53] <dj_beirut> Jimbo99 i installed xorg
[21:54] <GapSpark> jwrigley because you have macos
[21:54] <Jimbo99> dj_beirut: does that work?
[21:54] <GapSpark> a real unix variant
[21:54] <dj_beirut> Jimbo99 i am following this guide http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=XBMCbuntu but i don't have the nvidia or ATI graphic card. i have an intel.
[21:54] <Jimbo99> is that Intel chipset something special?
[21:55] <zorklat> anyone know why my laptop's screen would have dark areas around the edges that look like water stains on paper?
[21:55] <GapSpark> zorklat its fucked?
[21:55] <GapSpark> your fat girlfriend sat on it?
[21:55] <dj_beirut> Jimbo99 no i don't htink so
[21:55] <Absolute0> .xprofile isn't being run when I start a different WM with gdm.
[21:55] <Absolute0> How can I make it run?
[21:56] <rww> GapSpark: That's not helpful.
[21:56] <zorklat> nopf, I'm using it, but it REALLY annoys my wife that color values are off around the edges.
[21:56] <max20> Lithos84: thanks, downloading now
[21:56] <GapSpark> rww STFU i never seen you providing answer
[21:56] <Lithos84> !language | GapSpark
[21:57] <GapSpark> ubottu fuck off cuntie
[21:57] <Lithos84> max20: You're welcome.
[21:57] <rww> GapSpark: drop by #ubuntu-ops in a day or so when you've cleaned out the pottie mouth.
[21:57] <klander> are there any other settings for trackpad sensitivity besides whats there in mouse config?
[21:58] <klander> the sensitivity is a bit too high, i find it difficult to point precisely on a close button for example
[21:58] <Lithos84> !rules | GapSpark
[21:58] <NCS_One> how can I map mouse buttons?
[21:58] <zorklat> klander, you might use xset in the console; I think most mouse sensitivity apps send commands to that.
[21:58] <klander> the mouse cursor wont stay in one place even though im holding a position on the trackpad
[21:58] <Lithos84> !etiquette | GapSpark
[21:58] <rww> Lithos84: I think we get the point, thanks.
[21:59] <Lithos84> rww: Sorry :P
[22:01] <Jimbo99> dj_beirut: I read most of that guide just now...at least the important stuff.  the guide is pretty minimal.  they give instructions for ati/nvidia because they are common and they prefer the sm3 incorporated into the proprietary drivers.
[22:02] <Jimbo99> dj_beirut: is the Intel driver for your graphics card built into the kernel?  does sort start?  have you gone on to complete any of the remaining steps?
[22:04] <max20> has anyone else in here had success with running ubuntu on a mac? I'm planning to dual-boot. a bit worried that I might break things
[22:04] <dj_beirut> Jimbo99 PM?
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> !mac
[22:05] <liam> If I'm using nvidia proprietary drivers, do I need nvidia glx from somewhere?
[22:05] <makson> Hi is there a solution called gnome machine - used for remote access
[22:05] <makson> remote access solution called gnome machine?
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> makson: vino and vinagere are in a default install
[22:07] <liam> Oh, and do the mesa glx libs cause issues?
[22:07] <zorklat> anyone know why my laptop's screen would have darker areas around the edges that look like water stains on paper?
[22:07] <makson> ActionParsnip: i was told "gnome machine" sounded to me like X11 forwarding he said there was a web site they went to in order to download client and access network
[22:07] <makson> ActionParsnip: does that sound familar?
[22:08] <Jimbo99> dj_beirut: I don't have any time for much else.  did you try asking in the xbmc forums if a proprietary driver for that chipset is required?  they would best be able to answer that--it is important--if it isn't just continue along to the remaining steps i
[22:08] <Jimbo99> n their guide.  and I'm on a touchpad which makes it hard to type.
[22:08] <dj_beirut> ok. thanks! :)
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> makson: not to me, I only use SSH and web interfaces here
[22:11] <max20> wow, very grateful for the mactelsupport team and all their docs
[22:11] <diogo_79> hi
[22:12] <liam> whojawhataflipperbong.
[22:12] <diogo_79> i have pcmcia adapter to expresscard, the pcmcia is detected but the expresscard is not, can some one help me figure this out?
[22:14] <liam> diogo_79, sorry, not really up on laptops.
[22:14] <famine> if I create a .xinitrc can I use that to control what WM I use? also how do I disable GDM or whatever, i dont want a graphical login (this is my first time using ubuntu, always used gentoo before)
[22:14] <famine> and how do I get rid of unity and use gnome
[22:15] <xangua> famine: unity runs on top of gnome
[22:15] <wildbat> !classic | famine
[22:16] <liam> Ok, I'll try this another way.  Where is the nvidia-glx package in natty?
[22:17] <jrib> !nvidia | liam
[22:17] <meowsus> I was wondering if anyone had any experience dual booting an Ubuntu / OSX machine?
[22:17] <jrib> !mac | meowsus
[22:18] <meowsus> It's actually the reverse.
[22:18] <meowsus> I installed Mac on my PC
[22:18] <jrib> !enter | meowsus
[22:18] <liam> jrib, a quick skim read but it doesn't tell me much about why my opengl libraries are pointing to mesa.  Do you know if it is correct or not?
[22:19] <timmy> hello
[22:19] <jrib> liam: what exactly is pointing where?
[22:20] <liam> jrib, /usr/lib/libGL.so -> mesa/libGL.so
[22:20] <liam> jrib, Think it's causing issues for a pvrshell demo I'm trying....
[22:20] <timmy> how do you install tar.gx files?
[22:20] <timmy> gz*
[22:20] <ericus> timmy first unpack them
[22:20] <jrib> timmy: what program are you trying to install exactly?
[22:20] <liam> timmy, tar.gz is an archive (like zip or rar)
[22:21] <timmy> ok extract to desktop..
[22:21] <famine_> okay so how do i disable this awful unity stuff and just use regular gnome? on 11.10
[22:21] <ericus> right click and extract should do
[22:21] <jrib> timmy: you want to avoid using tar.gz files to install things whenever possible.
[22:21] <jrib> !11.10 | famine_
[22:21] <IdleOne> famine_: #ubuntu+1
[22:21] <timmy> i see
[22:21] <jrib> liam: that's where mine points
[22:22] <timmy> usually tar.gz files are the packages i find if i am llucky i will find .deb
[22:22] <diogo_79> how to enable usb 3.0 support in ubuntu
[22:22] <diogo_79> ?
[22:22] <timmy> brb
[22:23] <liam> jrib, damn.  Thanks anyway, guess the "PVRShell: cannot get context" issues are something else.  glxinfo say's directing rendering is working and stuff like glxgears works.  I just vagualy remembered something from time gone back about mesa gl being bad and needing the nvidia glx libraries (which seem to be missing).
[22:23] <jrib> liam: there's some discussion here http://askubuntu.com/questions/53354/why-is-usr-lib-libgl-so-1-always-linked-to-libgl-mesa-so .  maybe check bugs.ubuntu.com
[22:23] <Lithos84> !gcc | timmy
[22:24] <liam> jrib, Ok, I'll have a hunt.  I'm suspicious of this link as the nvidia glx should be being used instead...
[22:24] <EgyParadox> meowsus:GRUB can detect OS X
[22:25] <israelito_solito> hi, i just intalled Festival but I cant find it on the applications list
[22:25] <liam> jrib, very useful.  Thanks :-D
[22:26] <timmy> okay i try and compile from source when i a more familar with tars
[22:26] <sevith> Yo
[22:26] <timmy> what comes after the extration?
[22:27] <tp43> How can you make a cd/dvd burner computer?
[22:27] <sevith> Here is my issues. I have 2 monitors hooked to my laptop. One through VGA and one through HDMI. I configure the display to extend the desktop to the right and left. Says i need to login for it to use the config. When I login i still get a mirror inmage of the screens on the monitor and the laptop screen is turned off. Even though when i configured them i turned the display on and set them to NOT mirror image but to extend
[22:28] <sevith> Any ideas..?
[22:29] <tp43> I want to set up a computer with multimple dvd burners, will I need any special hardware?
[22:30] <tp43> sorry, I mean software.  You know those computer with like 5 dvd burners, if you take a dvd, and try to burn 5 at once, do you need special software or can brasero do it fine?
[22:31] <liam> jrib, I've fixed the mesa linkage back to nvidia and my system works again.  Nice find with that article, I'll just keep an eye on it for now I guess.
[22:31] <liam> jrib, Thanks again
[22:32] <israelito_solito> hi, i just installed an application but its not on the list, how can I create a shortcut or icon?
[22:33] <linxeh> I'm trying to get USB passthrough working on Virtualbox (From the Oracle site, not open source edition) to use a USB device in passthrough mode. It can't see any devices at the moment - do I need to setup /proc/bus/usb, or should it be working with /dev/...usb?
[22:34] <timmy> ?
[22:34] <necrodearia> ws1987 (in channel) is having trouble setting up adobe flash to work in mozilla firefox.  Is anyone available to help her?  She is too afraid to ask for help from anyone but me personally, however, I am not so familiar with Ubuntu spcifically and directed her here, but again, she's afraid.......very afraid.
[22:34] <timmy> what comes after extraction
[22:35] <ericus> timmy check the readme-file
[22:35] <ericus> if there is any
[22:35] <ericus> what are you installing?
[22:35] <linxeh> necrodearia: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash
[22:35] <necrodearia> ws1987, o/
[22:35] <timmy> just tar.gz's in general
[22:35] <ericus> what files did you find in the archive?
[22:36] <ericus> you don't install .tar.gz-files
[22:36] <linxeh> necrodearia: there might be a newer guide. from what i remember you can just download from adobe. Chrome has flash built in of couse
[22:36] <linxeh> ws1987: don't be afraid :)
[22:37] <domino14> um
[22:38] <domino14> what would cause there to be CRON jobs out the ass?
[22:38] <linxeh> ws1987: ?
[22:38] <linxeh> oops
[22:38] <linxeh> domino14: ?
[22:38] <ws1987> hi
[22:38] <domino14> i did ps aux and i see CRON like 200 times and the machine doesn't do I/O anymore.
[22:38] <domino14> all of the CRON are in status D
[22:38] <linxeh> domino14: a bad cron job maybe ?
[22:38] <ws1987> linhex hi
[22:38] <domino14> the cron jobs are just simple scripts
[22:38] <timmy> leets say firefox
[22:38] <linxeh> ws1987: hey! how are you finding ubuntu so far ?
[22:39] <timmy> i know it is in the repos
[22:39] <timmy> but i want to learn
[22:39] <ws1987> it's crowded
[22:39] <linxeh> ws1987: ubuntu, or this chat channel/room ?
[22:40] <IdleOne> linxeh: support in here, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic.
[22:40] <ericus> timmy then read the readme
[22:40] <ericus> if there is any
[22:41] <ericus> is it?
[22:41] <domino14> please someone fix my crons
[22:41] <linxeh> domino14: look for the parent process, and see what that is
[22:42] <timmy> the readme doesnt always have install instructions
[22:42] <ericus> list the files in the archive then
[22:42] <ericus> then i can help you
[22:42] <timmy> ok
[22:43] <IdleOne> !compile | timmy
[22:43] <dj_beirut> when i run glxinfo i get this error: Error: unable to open display
[22:43] <dj_beirut> what is that?
[22:44] <civixier> Hello. I have a hp touchsmart tm2 with switchable graphics. Can anyone tell me how to use the switcheroo-thingy to switch between my graphic cards please?
[22:44] <timmy> i assume when you say list the files you want me to navigate into the folder and ls? then c &p here?
[22:46] <domino14> how do i look for the parent process of the CRON jobs
[22:49] <civixier> Anybody know how to switch between graphic cards on a touchsmart tm2?
[22:50] <soreau> dj_beirut: Usually when it says cant open display, that means you're not running the command inside an X session
[22:50] <timmy> ok i ran tar xvvf *.tar
[22:50] <James1234> Can anyone direct me to a good tutorial that shows how to setup users and such for postfix on ubuntu 10.04?  I have it installed and tested with telnet, but I don't see how to test remote users.
[22:50] <linxeh> domino14: if you run ps -ef, the third column is the parent process pid
[22:51] <dj_beirut> can anyone help me with this error please? http://pastebin.com/cTxDGDxq
[22:52] <soreau> dj_beirut: You are telling it to load the nvidia driver in xorg.conf but the driver isn't installed
[22:53] <klander> how can i write an .iso image to a usb flash drive?
[22:53] <step> i need help figuring out which partition i am to install 10.4 on
[22:53] <dj_beirut> i don't have an nvidia card. i have to load intel drivers. how do i tell xorg.conf to do that?
[22:54] <EgyParadox> u might have both
[22:54] <dj_beirut> i have only one integrated intel card
[22:55] <step> \there are 4 'sdapartitions which make no sense to me
[22:56] <rebba> dj_beirut: Driver "intel"
[22:57] <rebba> it should be autodetected
[22:57] <dj_beirut> rebba what do you mean?
[22:57] <dj_beirut> well it is not auto detected.
[22:57] <dj_beirut> how can i make it detect it?
[22:57] <step> how do i know which to pick?
[22:57] <whoever> my video drivver under additional hardware says that it is installed but not currently in use , so how do i currently use the driger
[22:57] <whoever> *driver
[22:58] <antiphysicist> hi, why would after logging into ubuntu 11.04 for the first time no desktop appear only the background
[22:58] <soreau> step: usually you create a new partition. What is currently installed on the hard drive?
[22:58] <hltan> Hey has anybody got "iptables -A OUTPUT -m owner --uid-owner user -J DROP" to work?
[22:59] <famine> how can i get the minimize/maximize/close icons on the right instead of the left?
[22:59] <whoever> famine: theme
[23:00] <hellhammer> I recently upgraded to gnome 2.30.2 now i cant edit my panels or the applets i cant even add anything when i right clikc a panel i get Help/About panels in the right click context menu whats going on?
[23:00] <whoever> under background customize
[23:00] <soreau> whoever: There's a gconf command to do it
[23:00] <rebba> hltan: lowercase j
[23:00] <soreau> ActionParsnip knows what it is
[23:00] <step> soreau: windows 7,
[23:01] <makson> Thanks gents
[23:01] <hltan> rebba: my bad. -j
[23:01] <soreau> step: You need to figure out what the 4 current partitions are, and what you have on each. Try 'sudo fdisk -l' from a live session terminal
[23:01] <hltan> rebba: still doesn't work.
[23:02] <step> i shrunk windows 7 to 100gb and then made another section which i did not format for ubuntu then there was free space but i cant make sense of this
[23:02] <soreau> step: You didn't need to create a new partition for ubuntu
[23:02] <soreau> step: ubuntu can create it's own partition from free space
[23:03] <step> oh but how do i choose the free space?
[23:03] <step> soreau: im not sure how to get to a live session terminal
[23:03] <soreau> step: If the partitioner doesnt show any, there probably isn't any. It's in the partitions you created in windows
[23:04] <soreau> step: Just boot ubuntu from cd or usb then go to a terminal
[23:04] <soreau> ! terminal | step
[23:04] <step> there is 514GB of unallocated space
[23:04] <soreau> step: Ok so select the unpartitioned space and use it
[23:04] <step> how do i do that if im in the step 5 of 8 of installing?
[23:05] <step> soreau: it says it is unusable
[23:05] <soreau> step: Well if you selected to only install and no try ubuntu, you are stuck in the installer. But if you haven't partitioned anything yet, it's safe to start over
[23:05] <rebba> hltan: what error do you get from that, or is it just not picking it up and blocking it?
[23:05] <andr3w> will wubi harm my computer in any way
[23:05] <soreau> step: oh well that's not good
[23:05] <robin0800> step, choose advanced or manual
[23:05] <whoever> soreau: what is it
[23:05] <RavenHursT> Can someone give me a hand w/ enabling php5-curl?  the apt-get install isn't working for me :-( http://pastebin.com/tjKajiyB
[23:05] <step> i chose advanced
[23:05] <andr3w> can wubi make windows un-bootable?
[23:05] <andr3w> can wubi make windows un-bootable?
[23:06] <robin0800> step, have you a picture?
[23:06] <andr3w> can wubi harm windwos?
[23:06] <andr3w> windows
[23:06] <step> robin0800: then what
[23:06] <andr3w> anyone?
[23:06] <andr3w> can wubi harm windows?
[23:06] <MonkeyDust> !repeat| andr3w
[23:06] <robin0800> just use mouse and click
[23:07] <step> no its on another comp,it says free space be;low the partition graph but says unusable in the table
[23:07] <soreau> whoever: To move them to the right side: gconftool-2 --set "/apps/metacity/general/button_layout" --type string "menu:minimize,maximize,close"
[23:07] <soreau> whoever: Back to the left is gconftool-2 --set "/apps/metacity/general/button_layout" --type string "close,minimize,maximize:"
[23:08] <robin0800> step, you need to create a new partition
[23:08] <musl> !help repeat
[23:08] <step> robin0800: how
[23:09] <robin0800> step, can you right click?
[23:09] <RavenHursT> Anyone here ever had issues w/ getting php5-curl to install?
[23:11] <step> RavenHursT: yea but it says 'revert'
[23:12] <RavenHursT> step: huh?
[23:12] <neo69> hi
[23:13] <neo69> is it possible to bind a mouse button to a keyboard key?
[23:13] <step> robin0800: it only gives the option revert
[23:13] <step> RavenHursT: sorry nevermind
[23:14] <robin0800> step your not on the right part are you?
[23:14] <RavenHursT> ok.. wait.. I think I understand the message now.. it wasy that php5-curl requires php 5.2xxx.. but I've got php 5.3.3 installed... How do I tell apt-get to install a ver of php5-curl that will be compatible w/ php 5.3.3??
[23:15] <step> robin0800: huh?
[23:15] <famine_> another question, how can I install an older version of firefox? i need a firefox 3.x for quakelive plugin
[23:15] <skpl> can someone help me? i just installed ubuntu 10.10 on a flash drive but when i tried to boot it on my laptop it gave me a login prompt
[23:15] <tomeo> hi
[23:16] <robin0800> step, it can't be free space if it says revert
[23:16] <step> then what is it
[23:16] <tomeo> Im trying to follow this guide, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1559111 , but the installer on the mini.iso tells me that it cant find my network controller. However if I start the shell from the installer and run lspci I can see both my ethernet card and my wireless card. What do I do?
[23:17] <step> robin0800: how come at the top where  the color line graph it says free space and in the partition table it says unallocated?
[23:17] <robin0800> step, does the picture say its free space?
[23:17] <step> yes
[23:19] <antiphysicist> hi why would no desktop load in a new 11.04 install after entering username and pass
[23:19] <step> robin0800: yes
[23:19] <robin0800> step, that's right so if you select this it won't let you create a new partition?
[23:21] <robin0800> step, is edit available?
[23:24] <C0ol_Her3tic> hi all
[23:25] <C0ol_Her3tic> I have a problem, how do i reset my command terminal so that everything I type still moves to the next line?
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> antiphysicist: you need 3D accelleration to run unity, log into Ubuntu classic and set it up
[23:26] <tomeo> How do I load a network module in the ubuntu mini installer?
[23:26] <muneeb> I'm getting 'invalid environment block' error in grub. how to resolve this?
[23:27] <antiphysicist> actionparsnip, how do i do that?
[23:27] <skpl> can someone help me? i just installed ubuntu 10.10 on a flash drive but when i tried to boot it on my laptop it gave me a login prompt
[23:27] <IdleOne> skpl: try user: ubuntu , password: blank
[23:28] <__import__> is there a textbased browser for ubuntu server that supports javascript?
[23:28] <skpl> im getting thsi error http://pastebin.com/U1f68dP8
[23:28] <skpl> IdleOne, it says login incorrect
[23:28] <IdleOne> try ubuntu for both?
[23:29] <skpl> IdleOne, same thing
[23:29] <IdleOne> skpl: don't know then, sorry.
[23:29] <skpl> i can login with my account but i cant start X
[23:29] <skpl> because of this error: http://pastebin.com/U1f68dP8
[23:30] <Persona24> is there an off topic channel I could join?
[23:30] <IdleOne> !ot
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> antiphysicist: select Ubuntu Classic at the login screen. https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_1QSDkzYY2vc/Tbifv8w6ukI/AAAAAAAAEKU/FUrvDiLWWw8/ubuntu-classic.png
[23:32] <ThersiT> I just installed "linux-backports-modules-compat-wireless" and one of my wifi cards is'nt working and the other says it's driver is "usb". How do I enable the new drivers from compat-wireless?
[23:33] <beached> is there an easy way to undo the last update I installed?
[23:34] <davis> hello
[23:34] <thearthur> beached: not exactly, uninstall it
[23:34] <thearthur> beached: and then tun apt-get autoremove
[23:34] <beached> I did the ubuntu updates,
[23:34] <thearthur> beached: to get teh deps it installed
[23:34] <beached> Im not exactly sure WHAT it installed
[23:34] <thearthur> ohh. that is more diffacult
[23:35] <beached> yea, it ruined my graphics. I cant run dual monitors anymore
[23:35] <davis> I have an odd problem with a new install.  wired eth0 works, but wireless does not.  If I use the tool in upper right hand  corner on unity, I can add the ssid and encryption info, but it will not connect. In fact, if I click on the ssid in the list, it will say it needs secruity info and put a new entry in the network list.
[23:35] <Pathogen> Hey
[23:36] <dj_beirut> can anyone help me with this error?
[23:36] <dj_beirut> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[23:36] <dj_beirut>  libgl1-mesa-dri : Depends: libdrm-nouveau1 (>= 2.4.21-1) but it is not going to be installed
[23:36] <dj_beirut>  xserver-xorg-video-intel : Depends: xorg-video-abi-7.0
[23:36] <dj_beirut> E: Broken packages
[23:36] <Pathogen> Anyone know of a 800 number that forwards calls?
[23:36] <Pathogen> Like PhadCom used to
[23:36] <neo69> is it possible to bind a mouse button to a keyboard key?
[23:37] <klander> how can i tell grub2 to boot from sda2
[23:37] <thearthur> beached: nvidia or ati?
[23:38] <qin> neo69: Yes, propably with xdotool
[23:38] <thearthur> beached: you can prevent updates of a particular package by pinning it to a particular version
[23:38] <beached> nvidea
[23:39] <beached> the additional drivers do not work
[23:39] <beached> already tried
[23:39] <__import__> is there a textbased browser for ubuntu server that supports javascript? I need to (irony) access msdn.com and be able to login, etc
[23:39] <davis> if I go to control panel and select "network connections" and go to wireless it has my data with wireless secruity set correctly.  Where do I use this info to connect?  The wifi icon in upper right of unity screen?
[23:40] <klander> i need to boot windows 7 from /dev/sda2
[23:40] <klander> what is the equivalent grub2 entry
[23:40] <ThersiT> Is there a conf file or something that says which kernel modules get loaded on startup?
[23:41] <aMVadder> clear
[23:41] <aMVadder> ls
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> ThersiT: udev does it, you can specify your own to be loaded by adding them to /etc/modules   or you can prevent them loading by adding it in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[23:42] <qin> __import__: Why text dased?
[23:43] <neo69> qin: thanks, I'll check it
[23:43] <__import__> wanting to DL something from MSDN to my server
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> __import__: lynx maybe
[23:43] <__import__> which is headless
[23:43] <__import__> ActionParsnip, doesn't support JS
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> __import__: or use a regular browser then SCP the file over as you have SSH server running
[23:44] <yeats> __import__: can you figure out what the actual link is in a GUI browser then wget it?
[23:44] <qin> __import__: sshfs and any browser may have same effect
[23:44] <__import__> ActionParsnip, the issue is, my internet is fail, I'[d like to DL the file (several gigs) to the server, then torrent it to myself.
[23:44] <__import__> My internet is fail, as in, disconnects often
[23:45] <__import__> yeats, I believe it's login protected.
[23:45] <TheMatrix30001> ok, i set up bind on my ubuntu server now can i make the server look at its own records?
[23:45] <__import__> I doubt microsoft would just let anyone download their OSes
[23:46] <yeats> __import__: there may be a way to do it with curl (install curl then see 'man curl')
[23:46] <__import__> hm
[23:47] <etiainen> I need to know which system group can use the stat() system call
[23:47] <etiainen> can anyone help me with that?
[23:49] <urlin2u> __import__,  actually W8 is on the web now http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/br229516
[23:49] <__import__> urlin2u, it
[23:49] <__import__> s not w8 Im interested
[23:49] <__import__> in
[23:49] <__import__> damnit
[23:51] <__import__> Hah, I COULD wget it
[23:51] <__import__> hilarious
[23:53] <AuroraNites21> hi
[23:56] <coz_> AuroraNites21,  hey
[23:59] <mustu> Hi, for nvidia drivers there are three series available mostly.. how ado I know which one should I dwnload?