[00:00] <macer1> No answer to my question...does plymouth display message when coming from hibernate?
[00:00] <MonkeyDust> anyone who has heard of and knows a solution for the kworker bug? http://askubuntu.com/questions/33640/kworker-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-hogging-so-much-cpu
[00:01] <nocilis> MTPrower grub won't [shouldn't] affect your data
[00:01] <Praet0rian> Polah you here
[00:01] <smw> MTPrower, I will warn you that backups of important data is a good thing :-)
[00:01] <MTPrower> sunice: I have to use command line? I can't install it via Windows? Command line scares me away
[00:01] <smw> MTPrower, we are not responsible for any lost data.
[00:01] <MTPrower> smw: dude, I can't do that
[00:01] <Ibis> Welcome back MTPrower. How did it go?
[00:02] <sunice> MTProwers: don't fear. It's just text.
[00:02] <smw> MTPrower, can't do what? backup?
[00:02] <MTPrower> Ibis: poorly. I got nowhere
[00:02] <MTPrower> smw: yep. Have nothing to back up to, and can't afford anything
[00:03] <smw> MTPrower, my definition of backup is my free dropbox account.
[00:03] <nocilis> are the ubuntu irc logs public?
[00:03] <smw> MTPrower, anything I could not stand loosing is there :-P
[00:03] <smw> !log | nocilis
[00:03] <MTPrower> smw: I used to use a dropbox. I need 360 GB of space though
[00:03] <MonkeyDust> nocilis: yes
[00:03] <smw> ubottu is god
[00:03] <Ibis> MTPrower: Yea, I used to be afraid of that. But then I learned this... I am better off doing Command Lines for when I need to fix problems. (Hint: As long as the tutorials you google for are good).
[00:04] <nocilis> MonkeyDust thx, found em
[00:04] <Chotaz> Hello, can anyone help me with foremost?
[00:04] <gnomie> ubottu tell smw about god
[00:04] <MTPrower> Ibis: There's no way I can install grub via command line. I know nothing about command line and there's too much to memorize
[00:04] <Maarten> MTPrower: a 1 Tb external hard drive is about $80 or so these days.... you say you can't afford it, but can you really afford to LOSE data? ;)
[00:04] <sunice> MTProwers: Not too further this, but any data that is not backed up might as well have never existed.
[00:04] <MTPrower> Maarten: I get $10 a week
[00:05] <smw> gnomie, I already got a pm informing me ubottu knew nothing about is god :-P
[00:05] <Maarten> MTPrower: you must be.... young.
[00:05] <Ibis> MTPrower: Which is why I suggested a tutorial.
[00:05] <MTPrower> Maarten: or under a ridiculous system
[00:05] <Ibis> MTPrower: Okay okay. Bu it would be easier if you told us the exact error message you get when trying to boot inti Kubuntu..
[00:05] <Maarten> MTPrower: except an allowence from mom and dad, I can't see how anyone gets $10 a week.....
[00:05] <sunice> MTPrower: He isn't
[00:06] <MTPrower> Ibis: I don't get an error message. I get a lack of a booting option
[00:06] <Ibis> MTPrower: But any fancy logo appeared?
[00:06] <sunice> MTProwers: if you cannot use the command line to solve the issue you will have to try to reinstall. That is all I think we can do for you.
[00:06] <smw> Maarten, while I must agree with that comment, I don't think it helps the conversation ;-)
[00:06] <jojo_> can any one here help me
[00:07] <MonkeyDust> !helpme| jojo_
[00:07] <Maarten> smw: agreed :) moving on.
[00:07] <minnillo> what's your problem
[00:07] <smw> !ask | jojo_
[00:07] <Ibis> Hmm, I know, I remember windows had this "Boot start up option" where you can create your own Boot Option.
[00:07] <Chotaz> when I try to run "sudo foremost -t mp3,mkv -d -o recovery -v -i /dev/sdb" to try and recover some files from a recently formatted external HDD, foremost seems to do nothing, instead keeps replying me with the -options to run foremost?
[00:07] <Ibis> Think it'll work if we just plug Kubuntu in there?
[00:07] <jojo_> which rule should i used to configure the nat ?
[00:07] <minnillo> hello guys how are you all today
[00:07] <jojo_> sudo iptables -A FORWARD -o eth0 -i eth1 -s 192.168.0.0/24 -m conntrack --ctstate NEW -j ACCEPT
[00:07] <jojo_> sudo iptables -A FORWARD -m conntrack --ctstate ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
[00:07] <jojo_> sudo iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -j MASQUERADE
[00:08] <MonkeyDust> Chotaz: try testdisk
[00:08] <gnomie> i believe MTPrower mentioned he has kubuntu on a flash drive. if this is the case, MTPrower needs to change boot device order in bios to boot from usb drive.
[00:08] <MTPrower> ibis, I successfully installed Kubuntu onto a separate partition, but I could not boot it. Instead, Windows would boot automatically
[00:08] <smw> jojo_, you may also find hep with this on ##linux or #ubuntu-server
[00:08] <jojo_> which rule should i used to configure the nat ?  sudo iptables -A FORWARD -o eth0 -i eth1 -s 192.168.0.0/24 -m conntrack --ctstate NEW -j ACCEPT
[00:08] <jojo_> sudo iptables -A FORWARD -m conntrack --ctstate ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
[00:08] <jojo_> sudo iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -j MASQUERADE
[00:08] <Maarten> Chotaz: I could be wrong, but I think you have to MOUNT the drive first, instead of going straight to /dev/sdb for foremost to work
[00:08] <Ibis> MTPrower: Ah, that's easy. I have an idea.
[00:08] <MTPrower> gnomie: I did do that and succeeded at installation. I just couldn't boot Kubuntu for some reason. It may have been bootable, but I sure couldn't figure out how to do it
[00:09] <Chotaz> MonkeyDust: My older brother manage to use my media storage external hdd to install Oneiric somehow, I want to try and recover some of the media I had inside, how will Testdisk help me?
[00:09] <jojo_> which rule should i used to configure the nat ? sudo iptables -A FORWARD -o eth0 -i eth1 -s 192.168.0.0/24 -m conntrack --ctstate NEW -j ACCEPT
[00:09] <jojo_> sudo iptables -A FORWARD -m conntrack --ctstate ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
[00:09] <jojo_> sudo iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -j MASQUERADE
[00:09] <minnillo> hi guys, may i ask what header files are for? or just basically what they are?
[00:09] <smw> jojo_, stop spamming
[00:09] <jojo_> because no one ans me
[00:09] <smw> jojo_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[00:09] <Praet0rian> minnillo, generally they define portions of programs
[00:09] <minnillo> uhm ok
[00:09] <MonkeyDust> Chotaz: apt-cache search testdisk
[00:09] <MonkeyDust> testdisk - Partition scanner and disk recovery tool
[00:10] <minnillo> not really sure what that means hehe
[00:10] <smw> jojo_, patience. Chances are no one knew the answer. I have done nat before but I have not memorized it.
[00:10] <Praet0rian> minnillo, well in programming you have waht are called functions, in C language you can define your function definitions in a header file
[00:10] <smw> jojo_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[00:10] <Maarten> jojo_: If you don't get an answer within 30 seconds, that does not mean you can spam your question again..... this is no "instant gratification helpdesk" but merely some individuals that might or might not know something, and might or might not answer. They are under NO obligation to answer even if they do know the answer. Welcome to IRC :)
[00:10] <jojo_> yes i will
[00:11] <jojo_> yes i well check on that now
[00:11] <MTPrower> Question: if my installation of Kubuntu is successful but I cannot boot it from a bootloader, can I just install Grub2, or do I have to start over with my Kubuntu installation AFTER installing Grub2?
[00:12] <minnillo> praetorian: hmm i see. but in linux are they the same as in programming?
[00:12] <jojo_> i just i wanted to share internet on my network and i ve done everything but non of is working
[00:12] <Chotaz> MonkeyDust: it tells me to select the aprtition table type, I ahve no clue, the only reason I know this has oneiric inside was when I booted my comp with this HDD plugged in, an oneireic option pointing to /dev/sdb was showing.
[00:12] <jojo_> just like this one i follow exactly this one : http://www.somewhereville.com/?p=1196
[00:12] <jojo_> but none is working..
[00:13] <minnillo> praetorian: cause i've been hearing about them lately a lot on linux whenever intalling some programs
[00:13] <urlin2u> MTPrower, can you boot the kubuntu disc and run this command and pastebin it sudo fdisk -l
[00:13] <minnillo> Praetorian: i just got curious what header files are
[00:13] <minnillo> in linux
[00:13] <MTPrower> urlin2u: which command?
[00:13] <MTPrower> urlin2u: oh sorry
[00:13] <jojo_> is this the support you need
[00:13] <Praet0rian> minnillo, no prob
[00:13] <urlin2u> MTPrower, fdisk -l
[00:13] <MTPrower> urlin2u: what does that command do?
[00:13] <minnillo> alright thanks Praet0rian
[00:14] <Praet0rian> minnillo, best way to understand them would be to take a programming tutorial
[00:14] <minnillo> are they present in Java too?
[00:14] <Praet0rian> minnillo, java uses class files
[00:14] <Praet0rian> minnillo, little different
[00:14] <urlin2u> MTPrower, it will show whch partiton contains what so we can give you the commands to install grub2 and boot all your OS's
[00:14] <minnillo> ahhh i see
[00:14] <jojo_> none is here to help me
[00:15] <minnillo> Praet0rian: yeah ok i think i kinda get header files now. thanks for your help :)
[00:15] <Maarten> jojo_: perhaps no one knows. That is also a possibility :)
[00:15] <Praet0rian> np
[00:15] <wildbat> jojo ~ just install firestarter and it havee automatic ICS setup.
[00:16] <jojo_> how should i install firestarter>>
[00:16] <Praet0rian> jojo_ sudo apt-get install firestarter
[00:16] <wildbat> jojo_: and ~ don't think 1467 in the channel is alot 90% of the people is AFK. be patient
[00:16] <Praet0rian> I wouldnt use it though
[00:16] <Praet0rian> ubuntu has a default firewall called ufw
[00:17] <MTPrower> I have a folder within Windows called "Casper" and an application file of unetbootin. Can I delete these?
[00:17] <Jeruvy> MTPrower: have you set up usb booting? (for windows)
[00:18] <jojo_> is there guide on how to use a firestarter??
[00:18] <MTPrower> Jeruvy: I already created a live USB
[00:18] <Praet0rian> jojo_ type man firestarter at command line
[00:18] <Jeruvy> MTPrower: you should leave it in place then.
[00:19] <gnomie> !firestarter | jojo_
[00:19] <jojo_> can firestater able to share internet??
[00:20] <MTPrower> Do I need Grub if I want to keep my files but I don't need a Windows installation and only want Kubuntu? I don't need Windows, but I don't want to lose anything
[00:24] <Chotaz> Can anyone suggest me a good tool to recover mp3 and mkv files?
[00:24] <urlin2u> MTPrower, grub is how you boot kubuntu, yo need it to start it up, it will also boot windows if you want to keep it. Your questions are valid within a context; but are very disjointed, you might consider the Ubuntu forums really.
[00:25] <Ibis> MTPrower: My software of choice to make a bootable USB drive has always been: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[00:25] <MTPrower> Iblis: I tried utenbootin
[00:26] <Tophan> y software of choice to make a bootable USB pendrive has always been: gnu dd
[00:26] <Tophan> :P
[00:26] <MTPrower> urlin2u: They're disjointed because I don't understand how this all works. Nobody bothers to make a Kubuntu installing guide for dummies. Maybe Linux users in general don't know how to break things down...
[00:29] <teddyroosebelt> Chotaz, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[00:29] <urlin2u> MTPrower, your on a channel that is very busy, it is somewhat expected that you would at the least, follow some directions without trying to learn it all at the same time, dong that makes it very difficult to help you. This is not train you to understand every single bit but a support channel to fix the problem.
[00:29] <MTPrower> urlin2u: I've been browsing documentation, wikis, and forums for the last two days straight. I don't think the general approach is working for me... it's like teaching students to memorize math formulas and postulates without explaining why they are important...
[00:30] <Deutschland> #stasi
[00:30] <Deutschland> #stasi
[00:30] <teddyroosebelt> Chotaz, also see http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
[00:30] <Deutschland> #stasi
[00:30] <MTPrower> urlin2u: I'm not being... pushy or whatever the word is I'm looking for... about support
[00:30] <urlin2u> MTPrower, to be honest I think you may be trying to understand to much to fast.
[00:30] <MTPrower> urlin2u: sorry if I'm coming off that way
[00:31] <MTPrower> urlin2u: and it's possible
[00:31] <Deutschland> #stasi
[00:31] <Tophan> MTPrower: idk whats you problem but I suggest you install VirtualBox and install Archlinux, you will learn alot during progress
[00:31] <Tophan> if you want to learn
[00:31] <Tophan> how things work
[00:31] <MTPrower> urlin2u: I don't expect support to be able to solve things better or faster than they can. Sorry if I appeared that way
[00:32] <MTPrower> Tophan: I don't really want to learn Linux by that approach. I'd rather start with a simple GUI and work up from there. That's why I chose Kubuntu
[00:33] <rypervenche> I did learn a LOT from using Arch. I am a Debian user, but I have to say that Arch forces you to LEARN Linux.
[00:33] <rypervenche> I recommend it as a learning experience if you are brave enough :)
[00:33] <MTPrower> What I've decided to do was see if I could borrow an external hard drive. At least I could back up my stuff and see if I could start from scratch, with no Windows installation...
[00:33] <Praet0rian> I always thought freebsd made me learn linux
[00:34] <MTPrower> rypervenche: I don't want to learn Linux, if you know what I mean. I'm switching to Kubuntu for practical purposes and to save money and not resort to software stealing
[00:34] <MTPrower> ...stupid floodbot
[00:34] <Phr3d13> how do i download/install/activate the 3d nvidia drivers? the ones that let you play games in 3d with the red/blue glasses
[00:36] <Chotaz> teddyroosebelt: thanks for the tips, im now running a scan with photorec for *.mp3 and *.mkv files, what can I expect, the whole 1TB disk used to by filled with music and movies, and now only 1,7GB of the disk is occuppied, so a great part of the sectores should no ahve been written over, right?
[00:36] <diverdude> if i have a string like this how do i extract only the alphanumeric part of the string : echo "| smokers                                          |" | grep someExpression  ?
[00:37] <MTPrower> For many people, using Linux is an enthusiastic hobby. I must say, my enthusiasm for "more intelligent things" lies elsewhere. My computing expertise lies in practical work and maintenance. I want a computer for practical purposes, not advanced things like command line. I'm just a normal PC guy
[00:37] <Praet0rian> diverdude, you will need a regular expressin
[00:38] <centHOGG> whatever floats your boat
[00:38] <diverdude> Praet0rian, yes, what does that look like?
[00:38] <Praet0rian> diverdude, you will definitly have to read a regular expression tutorial, they are quite difficult to explain
[00:40] <w30> MTPrower, grab yourself a tutorial on a Ubuntu distribution and reinstall according to those specific  instructions. It's not rocket science unless you want a moon shot.
[00:42] <SetiAmon> hey
[00:42] <SetiAmon> How do i install a .sh file
[00:42] <SetiAmon> i have tried sudo sh then install.sh(name of file)
[00:42] <SetiAmon> i'm not sure what i'm supposed to do.trying to install a script for volume control
[00:42] <jrib> SetiAmon: what program do you want to install?
[00:42] <SetiAmon> ossvol
[00:42] <jorge_> i have problems with firefox
[00:43] <SetiAmon> it says "simple run install.sh" but that isn't getting me anywhere.it says there is no file
[00:43] <KMNsadface> mbeierl: you there?
[00:43] <Phr3d13> does nvidia's stereoscopic (red/blue) 3d work in linux?
[00:43] <jorge_> i cant install and i cant run
[00:43] <jrib> SetiAmon: what does this program do?
[00:43] <Phr3d13> ubuntu
[00:43] <urlin2u> jorge_, what distro do you have installed?
[00:43] <SetiAmon> jbrib:gives multimedia keyboard control when using OSS like with pulse
[00:43] <jorge_> 10.04
[00:43] <jorge_> lucid
[00:44] <jrib> SetiAmon: you aren't using pulse?
[00:44] <urlin2u> jorge_, give better details
[00:44] <Chotaz> what's the best *.mkv file player for Ubuntu, both 720p and 1080p?
[00:45] <jorge_> okei, when i run firefox this hangs, with a terminal hangs and give any error
[00:45] <SetiAmon> jrib:no i have a x-fi.the sound is horriable.static and distortion.Oss4 works flawlessly but I have no keyboard control.so i want to install this script.it says just install the install.sh but i don't know how
[00:46] <DthenQ> anyone around that can help with IDLE for python?
[00:46] <urlin2u> jorge_, what is this? and any errors pastebin them.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[00:46] <jrib> SetiAmon: you understand the dangers in executing software with root privileges (especially software not vetted by someone like a package maintainer)?
[00:46] <phoenixsampras> help is there a Davical ubuntu package
[00:46] <sam555> how can you tell which version of ubuntu you are using on a netbook os?
[00:46] <jrib> DthenQ: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[00:47] <jrib> !version | sam555
[00:47] <SetiAmon> jrib: yeah but its a open script posted on oss4 and used by many so i don't see much of a risk
[00:47] <jorge_> i cant reinstall firefox..
[00:47] <urlin2u> jorge_, firefox hangs seems to be what your saying can you be more detaled when, where and how.
[00:47] <sam555> thanks jrib
[00:47] <SetiAmon> http://ossvol.sourceforge.net/
[00:47] <jrib> SetiAmon: navigate to the directory you have the script in (using your terminal)
[00:47] <SetiAmon> I have jrib.i am there nopw
[00:47] <SetiAmon> now
[00:48] <jrib> SetiAmon: the script is named "install.sh"?
[00:48] <DthenQ> need help - how do i copy and paste some python files from documents to /usr/local/bin
[00:48] <jrib> DthenQ: why do you want to do this?
[00:48] <urlin2u> jorge_, whay do you need to reinstall it?
[00:48] <urlin2u> why
[00:48] <SetiAmon> yes jrib
[00:48] <jorge_> because i removed
[00:48] <jrib> SetiAmon: issue: chmod +x install.sh
[00:48] <urlin2u> jorge_, how did you remove it?
[00:49] <jorge_> apt-get remove --purge firefox
[00:49] <SetiAmon> ok now what do i do jrib
[00:49] <jazonn> my video card fan is goin turbo since i installed ubuntu any idea how to fix that
[00:49] <jrib> SetiAmon: issue: ./install.sh
[00:49] <urlin2u> jorge_, okay, look in the software center for firefox.
[00:50] <jrib> SetiAmon: if you need to run it with sudo (I do not know; check the software's documentation), do so
[00:50] <jorge_> okei
[00:50] <SetiAmon> Cool jrib
[00:50] <SetiAmon> thanks a lot.second day back into linux.its a bit harder to pick up again
[00:51] <DthenQ> jrib: IDLE looks for files in /usr/..etc, can't seem to get the files over, i'm total noob.
[00:51] <Hunter275> Hey, I'm new here but I came to ask: How do you change the backlight time on 11.04?
[00:51] <DthenQ> jrib: is it more standard to set the file path of IDLE to the documents folder, or something like that
[00:52] <jrib>  DthenQ isn't idle just a text editor?
[00:52] <DthenQ> jrib: yeah idle is a text editor. but i'm reaaally new to ubuntu
[00:53] <jrib> DthenQ: what documents do you need?
[00:53] <DthenQ> jrib: when you go to 'open' in the editor, the directory path is limited to /, /user,/user/local
[00:53] <jrib> DthenQ: that seems strange...
[00:54] <DthenQ> jrib: i'm basically trying to set up a working folder for projects and stuff, and I have the example .py files from an ebook
[00:54] <jrib> DthenQ: is there a particular reason you want to use idle?
[00:54] <DthenQ> jrib: but IDLE wants to look in the .. root folder i guess
[00:55] <w30> Hunter275, try  gnome-power-preferences
[00:55] <DthenQ> jrib: it's a fairly standard python editor, i think. its often recommended in the texts and its what i used in windows
[00:55] <Hunter275> thanks
[00:55] <jrib> DthenQ: you can just use any text editor basically.  But if you need help with idle I suppose #python should know more about it
[00:55] <DthenQ> jrib: thanks I will give that a try
[00:56] <jrib> DthenQ: how did you install it by the way?
[00:56] <Chotaz> what's the best *.mkv file player for Ubuntu, both 720p and 1080p?
[00:56] <jorge_> urlin2u, Failed to install or uninstall a software package.
[00:56] <CluelessPerson> Chotaz, probabaly VLC?
[00:56] <w30> Hunter275, type gnome-power-preferences in a terminal or go to system preferences power management
[00:56] <jorge_> urlin2u, Failed to install or uninstall a software package.
[00:57] <urlin2u> jorge_, I'm not sure here sorry.
[00:57] <jorge_> okei
[00:57] <gnomie> jorge_: install another browser, like chromium. does that fail also?
[00:58] <jorge_> i have installed chrome
[00:58] <w30> does suspend need lots of memory for suspending with compiz installed? I have 2 gig.
[00:58] <jorge_> thanks bye
[00:59] <jazonn> my video card fan is goin turbo since i installed ubuntu any idea how to fix that
[00:59] <w30> and it fails with 3 virtual terminals open
[00:59] <Praet0rian> sup
[01:00] <Praet0rian> who uses irsii
[01:00] <jrib> Praet0rian: probably no one
[01:01] <gnomie> irssi support in #irssi, Praet0rian
[01:01] <Praet0rian> cool thx
[01:02] <qin> Praet0rian: Many.
[01:02] <w30> Praet0rian, probably RMS if it could run in Emacs, ha
[01:02] <urlin2u> !details | jazonn
[01:02] <Ibis> MTPrower: How's it going?
[01:02] <Ibis> Praet0rian: I used to, but I prefer weechat.
[01:03] <diverdude> in a loop as this: for model in `cat tables.txt`; do cake bake model "$model"; done   how do i skip the first 3 iterations?
[01:04] <brack9> Hey
[01:04] <urlin2u> diverdude, we don't do homework. :D
[01:05] <diverdude> urlin2u, this is not homework
[01:05] <brack9> How do I copy over a read-only system file as root using cp?  I tried -f and that doesn't work.  still says "file exists"
[01:05] <brack9> do I have to chmod it?
[01:06] <angel56> brack9: you can't write to a read-only file system, even as root
[01:06] <brack9> cp /foo/bar /foo/bar/bar - cp: can't create '/foo/bar/bar': File exists
[01:06] <brack9> angel56: so chmod? I can't mv either
[01:06] <angel56> brack9: chmod won't help. You cannot write to a read-only file system
[01:06] <brack9> So it's impossible?
[01:07] <Xeneth> brack9, Can you use "mkdir" first?
[01:07] <brack9> Xeneth: Why?  The directory is already there
[01:07] <brack9> I'm talking about files
[01:08] <teddyroosebelt> Chotaz, not unless you have used it alot since the mp3s have been deleted/lost
[01:08] <Xeneth> brack9, I came in after you said that it seems, so I may not know the whole deal.
[01:08] <brack9> How do I copy over a read-only system file as root using cp?  I tried -f and that doesn't work.  still says "file exists" - cp /foo/bar /foo/bar/bar - cp: can't create '/foo/bar/bar': File exists
[01:08] <angel56> brack9: you have to mount the system read-write if you want to write to it
[01:08] <brack9> oh ok
[01:09] <Chotaz> teddyroosebelt: my brother managed to format and install Oneiric's Beta1 on it, but it was about 2~4 hours ago, and the disk hasnt been written anything ever since
[01:09] <teddyroosebelt> Chotaz, good. shouldnt be too bad then.
[01:10] <brack9> angel56 thanks
[01:10] <Xeneth> In Ubuntu server, how to trace a process tree?
[01:11] <Chotaz> teddyroosebelt: i hope so, i had over 500GB in movies and near 200GB in mp3s that if I happen to loose even 1 byte of, ima kill my brother.
[01:11] <phelippe> Good evening, anybody play quake 3 arena here?
[01:11] <Shirakawasuna> ptree, Xeneth
[01:11] <angel56> phelippe: wrong channel
[01:12] <gnomie> Chotaz: not funny. and you will probably lose some files. good luck
[01:12] <Ibis> Unity icons are missing from my tray. I even tried to install: unity-2d
[01:12] <phelippe> angel56: i wanna fix sound about my game, continue on wrong channel?
[01:13] <sp4z> anyone know how to change your hostname from command line? >hostname myhost doesn't change it permanently
[01:13] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, States it's not installed, and when I try to install it, it say's it cannot be found
[01:13] <Ibis> I purged unity, re-installed it. I'm having no luck here.
[01:13] <angel56> phelippe: if you need support, ask a support question
[01:13] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: type 'ptree' into a terminal (my favorite feature of ubuntu)
[01:13] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: it will tell you which package to install
[01:14] <phelippe> Okay. My game wont start with sound. no sound. any sound. with script i can open with sound others game but this (quake3) i dont have any script for fix this. I open one script to see what is inside but i dont know much things to do alone, anyone can give me a support?
[01:14] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, thanks, I was mistyping it.
[01:14] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: np!
[01:16] <phelippe> -bash: /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss: No such file or directory
[01:16] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, LOL  but it gives an error on install.  I have been thinking of redoing this anyhow, but I would like to figure this out anyhow...
[01:16] <gnomie> phelippe: it's possible there is a #quake channel. try
[01:16] <sam555> can anyone recommend a good vnc server with a gui for ubuntu netbook os 10?
[01:17] <Ibis> Any suggestions for making the Unity icons on the LEFT appear?
[01:17] <xangua> Ibis: tried to simply reset it¿¿
[01:17] <xangua> unity --reset
[01:17] <Shirakawasuna> hmm
[01:17] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, And this error is caused by the same thing I am trying to figure out.  LOL
[01:17] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: Ah, that's terrible! lol
[01:17] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: what issue are you trying to figure out?
[01:18] <phelippe> gnomie: thanks i found ioquake3
[01:19] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, Transmission stopped working properly.  Permission issue, yet I could not find what the issue was.  I have butchered it to the point that I was thinking of redoing the machine anyhow.  Completely unorganized right now.
[01:19] <Int-Vent-ive> Hi guys, do you if there is an Ubuntu certification or test?
[01:19] <centHOGG> lol
[01:19] <Int-Vent-ive> *do u know
[01:19] <raptor> hi
[01:19] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, Transmission-daemon
[01:19] <Ibis> xangua, nope but I'm trying it now.
[01:20] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: no error messages telling you what permissions are missing?
[01:20] <sam555> anyone know how to get a vncserver running on a netbook os 10?
[01:21] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: If you're thinking about reinstalling, you could try chown -R root:root / (then chown youruser:youruser /home/youruser)
[01:21] <Shirakawasuna> hopefully ownership solves the problem
[01:21] <Shirakawasuna> if not, it's trickier
[01:21] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, it said it lacked permission to the destination folder, though I set them to 777 and changed ownership to the daemon
[01:22] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: if you do ls -la, what does the dir's permissions show?
[01:22] <angel56> sam555: install vnc4server, then start it with vncserver :0
[01:23] <Int-Vent-ive> HellO, Someone knows if there is any certification for ubuntu?
[01:24] <Int-Vent-ive> Just to know
[01:24] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, drwxrwx---  5 debian-transmission debian-transmission  4096 2011-07-29 19:41 torrent
[01:24] <sam555> angel56: thanks!
[01:24] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: chmod 755 <thatdir>
[01:25] <brack9> So my filesystem is mounted rw but I still can't overwrite read-only system files.  Do i need to chmod it now?
[01:25] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: or more likely sudo chmod 755 <thatdir>
[01:25] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, It's the sub-dir.  sorry.  drwxrwxrwx  2 debian-transmission debian-transmission 4096 2011-07-29 19:41 download
[01:25] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: ah
[01:25] <Ibis> xangua: So far, I'm getting no results here.
[01:26] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: can you `cd download`?
[01:26] <Ibis> xangua: The icons are still missing.
[01:26] <angel56> brack9: yes, at least the owner of the file must have write permission to write (delete) the file
[01:26] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: also, have you tried backing that dir up somewhere (mv download download-bak) and letting it get recreated
[01:26] <surfnsound> ANyone have a suggestion on why websites won't load after a fresh install (10.04)? I've disable ipv6 and changed the DNS togoogle public dns. There are no proxy setting in the network setup or browser preferences.
[01:27] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: can you ping anything?
[01:27] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, have not backed up, it;s actually a HDD mount.  I cannot cd to it.  That may be the cause.  I'll test.
[01:28] <surfnsound> Shirakawasuna, yes, pinging in terminal is no problem
[01:28] <surfnsound> I can run software updates, IRC, and others with no problem
[01:28] <bikcmp> hm.  what's the application to help you figure out which files/folders are taking up the most room?
[01:28] <bikcmp> i can't find it.
[01:28] <w3bg33k> how would I go about running an sql statement right from the command line?  need to figure this out so that I can run it in a cron job
[01:28] <surfnsound> I've tried 4 browsers now though with no luck
[01:30] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: interesting
[01:30] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, LOL, I think I stripped that program out to be sure there is not secureity holes since it was not working.  have to reinstall it.
[01:30] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: so you can ping www.google.com and it resolves and everything?
[01:30] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: because I don't know why something like chrome wouldn't work then
[01:31] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: bummer
[01:31] <surfnsound> Shirakawasuna, yes, pinging google.com resolves with 2% loss
[01:31] <jazonn> what more details could there be for that? ubuntu 11.04 and uhh my fan is really fast? because i don't know and thats why im asking
[01:32] <surfnsound> I can get google to load, actually, but if I search something none of the links will resolve
[01:32] <Shirakawasuna> hmm
[01:32] <surfnsound> sometimes it works and sometims it doesn't
[01:32] <Shirakawasuna> what DNS settings are you using, surfnsound?
[01:32] <surfnsound> but it is always very slow
[01:33] <Shirakawasuna> hmm
[01:33] <gnomie> jazonn: turn off desktop effects, see if fan slows down
[01:33] <Shirakawasuna> I used to get slow resolution w/ ipv6, but you say you already disabled it
[01:33] <Shirakawasuna> lsmod | ipv6 is clean?
[01:33] <Shirakawasuna> it can be pretty hard to get ipv6 to actually go away sometimes
[01:34] <surfnsound> llet me try, someone told me to disable it in GRUB
[01:34] <Shirakawasuna> if this is a laptop, surfnsound, then I would expect this problem to go away if you tried say... a Starbucks Wi-Fi AP, but only if it's the ipv6 stuff
[01:34] <surfnsound> hmmm, ive only tried it at home
[01:35] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, it's easy to get it back  already have it installed.  testing now
[01:36] <surfnsound> Shirakawasuna, my wired connection actually seems to be ok
[01:37] <Shirakawasuna> hmm
[01:37] <surfnsound> how do i do the lsmod ipv6?
[01:37] <Shirakawasuna> oh, sorry my command was bad
[01:37] <surfnsound> terminal said unknown command
[01:37] <Shirakawasuna> lsmod | grep ipv6
[01:37] <cswilson> hello ;)
[01:37] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, Nope, still getting permission denied on creating the new foulder.
[01:37] <surfnsound> Shirakawasuna, yes, that is clean
[01:37] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: is the drive mounted read-only?
[01:38] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, Pardon the bad spelling.
[01:38] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: cool
[01:38] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: so it's not ipv6.
[01:38] <cswilson> uhm, i'm about all out of frustration guys...I cant get a USB audio device's mic input to show up in any of the mixers in ubuntu 11.04 server...anyone know right off the top of their head what might cause that? :)
[01:38] <bittyx-laptop> hiya! i have win7 on my laptop, and i've just installed ubuntu with dual boot. how can i change the entry in grub that is selected by default when the laptop powers on? also, it seems that the "timeout" to select a system in grub doesn't exist any more - ie. previously if i don't select a system manually and press enter for, say, 10 seconds, the system selected by default would be booted
[01:38] <cswilson> been searching around, found nothing the past few hours
[01:38] <cswilson> I am getting mic audio, just cant adjust the /dev/mixer1 settings...
[01:38] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: if ethernet is working, it's (obviously) something related to your wi-fi, either your card, wi-fi-related software, multiple network setup stuff, or your router
[01:38] <bittyx-laptop> uh, forgot to mention - i've installed ubuntu 11.04, so it's grub2
[01:39] <surfnsound> i'm able to ping the router ok
[01:39] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, nope.  It's actually my /home.  One of the things I was talking about when I said "un-organized"
[01:39] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: maybe it's having trouble setting up your wireless interface properly
[01:40] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: so your /home is called 'download'?
[01:40] <Shirakawasuna> I'm confused!
[01:41] <surfnsound> Shirakawasuna, should I try setting the ipv4 setting manually?
[01:42] <surfnsound> DHCP autoatic with google pblic DNS didn't work
[01:42] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, My mistake.  I originally thought "torrent" was a mount point.  It's not, It's in my home dir which is it's own mount point.
[01:42] <RussW> where is the best place to look for/request ubuntu printer drivers for Canon printers?
[01:42] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, I have verified that anyone can create a folder in the dir.
[01:43] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: It's possible, but I don't know why it'd work.
[01:43] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: just trying different configurations isn't a bad idea
[01:44] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: ok. So is the folder 'download' or 'torrent' (whichever one's giving the issues) something that 1) exists, 2) has files in it, and/or 3) can be cd'd into?
[01:44] <surfnsound> well, do you have any suggestions on what I can do? I'd rather not have a laptop that I can't actually be mobile wtith
[01:44] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, I was thinking the daemon did not have permissions to a process, which is why I started out asking about the process tree.
[01:45] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, ~/torrents/downloads/
[01:45] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: Are you dualbooting? If this problem persisted in e.g. Windows XP you'd know it was hardware
[01:46] <surfnsound> I am dual booting, windows gives me no problems
[01:46] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: can your user do `cd ~/torrents/download`
[01:46] <carpunky> Hi
[01:46] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, all appear to be yes
[01:46] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: or `touch ~/torrents/download/testfile`
[01:46] <Shirakawasuna> ok
[01:46] <Shirakawasuna> so it's only this one app that has perms problems
[01:46] <sam555> when I vnc into a netbook running ubuntu netbook os 10, it keeps going to my favorites instead of keeping the view of the application.  Any ideas on how to fix this?
[01:47] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: darn, I was kind of hoping it was hardware
[01:47] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, correct.
[01:47] <surfnsound> yeah, i wish it was something that easy
[01:48] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, though it is the only program trying to create files on it's own.  Other programs are to give me access, like ssh
[01:48] <carpunky> Can I ask a question
[01:49] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: I'm out of ideas, but I'm a little new to ubuntu so don't give up yet. Basically I would start looking into your specific wireless card/drivers (lspci for the card, lsmod for modules). I would also try disabling all network interfaces besides wireless and trying things out. Also compare windows/linux side by side, right next to the router....
[01:49] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: after that I don't know... besides maybe trying 10.10 or 11.04
[01:49] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: incidentally, why are you using 10.04?
[01:50] <surfnsound> i actually just installed it
[01:50] <surfnsound> i was in 9.04
[01:50] <surfnsound> haha
[01:50] <Shirakawasuna> old! :)
[01:50] <surfnsound> i didn't want to change because when I tried upgrading when 9.10 came out I had all inds of issues
[01:50] <Xeneth> very
[01:50] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: I'm really not sure, then. Transmission's having issues. Maybe it's transmission's settings.
[01:50] <Xeneth> but to be fair, Ubuntu dues update alot and fast
[01:51] <surfnsound> then someone said not to use the upgrade in the update manager, do a fresh install
[01:51] <surfnsound> but i didn't feel like reinstalling all my programs
[01:51] <Sidewinder1> !ask | carpunky
[01:51] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, so I thought too.  I purged and started fresh with same issue.  May help to know what started this....
[01:51] <carpunky> I installed the lastest version of Ubuntu using Wubi ( something like that ) to run in widows...is it the same as installing it to the hard drive that way or will I be missing something ?
[01:52] <Shirakawasuna> surfnsound: you could try out natty's liveCD environment and see if the wireless works better
[01:52] <Shirakawasuna> no need to install
[01:52] <surfnsound> yeah, i might do that
[01:53] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, I was trying to find a BT that saved torrent file.  I didn;t know at the time about the .transmission-daemon folder.  I tried installing r.torrent and this happened.
[01:53] <surfnsound> time to get another thumb drive I uess, haha
[01:53] <gnomie> !wubi | carpunky
[01:54] <Phr3d13> does anyone know if/when nvidia 3d vision will be supported?
[01:54] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, Please keep in mind, Wubi is designed ONLY to try ubuntu, within the Win OS and in my considered opinion, it's not really good at that; with all due respect to the developers.
[01:54] <Shirakawasuna> carpunky: it's a little different, it's a little bit more like a virtual machine (less access to resources)
[01:54] <gnomie> carpunky: it is not quite the same as installing to hard drive but for all intended purposes it will work the same as if
[01:55] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, thanks for trying.  Now you know why I am thinking on a complete redo of the system. :)  It will haunt me to the end of my day's not knowing though.
[01:55] <brimstonez> am i safe using ubuntu and irc, the firewall seems a little slim
[01:55] <Shirakawasuna> Xeneth: there's other apps besides transmission, you know ;)
[01:55] <Shirakawasuna> torrent apps that is
[01:55] <Shirakawasuna> np
[01:55] <Shirakawasuna> brb
[01:56] <Sidewinder1> brimstonez, Couldn't be safer. :-)
[01:56] <carpunky> Thans all for replying, So Im assuming it would be better to partition or use another hard drive to get the full benefit of ubuntu
[01:56] <surfnsound> carpunky, my first install was a wubi install. It's a safe option to not mess up too badly while you get used to learning the environment, but for some problems it is hard find help in the forums because you sometimes have to do things slightly differently
[01:56] <felipe__> z.org
[01:56] <gnomie> carpunky: in other words, wubi is more aimed as a trial method. once you're comfortable enough you should decide to do a proper install
[01:56] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, Have yopu looked into dual boot?
[01:56] <Sidewinder1> you, even.
[01:57] <brimstonez> the firewall on ubuntu make me nervous
[01:57] <Xeneth> Shirakawasuna, true, but that lack of knowing where it saved the torrent was the only thins I disliked about it, and it's really easy to set up as long as some idiot doesn't screw up and create some ghost of a permission error.
[01:57] <brimstonez> makes**
[01:57] <carpunky> No, i have not looked into duel boot
[01:57] <safe_> How can I disable the cdrom and floppy? It always stops and takes about 4 minutes to search for them when I know they're disconnected.
[01:57] <safe_> At boot that is.
[01:58] <Jokn> brimstonez: what are you worried about specifically?
[01:58] <Xeneth> safe_, I think you can remove them from fstab
[01:58] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, This link should answer most/all of your questions: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/index.php   Enjoy!
[01:58] <gnomie> safe_: you can disable boot devices in bios
[01:58] <Xeneth> safe_, e then you can mount it manually as needed.
[01:59] <carpunky> Thanks all....going to  read the link
[01:59] <Sidewinder1> :D
[01:59] <brimstonez> windows firewall blocks apps and request permission but ubuntu firewall has not prompted me at all
[02:00] <safe_> Right, thanks.
[02:00] <brimstonez> i have incoming connections disabled and i was think that since its so simple that it would block everything, do the packages open ports?
[02:00] <rww> macer1: The floodbots aren't sentient.
[02:00] <Sidewinder1> brimstonez, Security is a bit different in Ubuntu; you might have a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=510812
[02:01] <macer1> rww: they are not supybots?
[02:01] <rww> macer1: no
[02:01] <macer1> rww: ok :)
[02:01] <Xeneth> Does Ubuntu have a firewall by default?
[02:01] <rww> !firewall
[02:02]  * Sidewinder1 Is ticked; rww is faster. :-)
[02:02] <brimstonez> did you guys/gals get an unsigned update today?
[02:03] <MonkeyDust> anyone who has a solution for the kworker bug? http://askubuntu.com/questions/33640/kworker-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-hogging-so-much-cpu
[02:03] <Sidewinder1> brimstonez, No update of any kind here, 10.04.
[02:03] <carpunky> Ok...I was reading the dual boot ....So I guess thats what I did with Wubi , because when I reset my puter it goes to the boot options of win7 or  Ubuntu
[02:04] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, No, wubi is not dual boot; please read ling further. :-)
[02:04] <Sidewinder1> link, even.
[02:04] <gnomie> carpunky: wubi does offer option to install to disk as well..
[02:05] <carpunky> ok, let me read further, i got 2 exited
[02:05] <gnomie> furthermore, if you see a grub menu on boot, you do have a dual boot setup already
[02:05] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, Understood, the excitement that is, that link will explain almost everything.
[02:05] <Xeneth> carpunky, are you trying to decide to install, or are you just wanting to run it in windows?
[02:06] <carpunky> how do you reply...sorry
[02:06] <Sidewinder1> !who | carpunky
[02:06] <Ibis> Unity 2D doesn't have that "blank/invisible" icons in launcher bug like   the default unity does.
[02:07] <carpunky> ah, ty
[02:07] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, My pleasure. :D
[02:07] <Ibis> xangua: Just so you know.
[02:07] <carpunky> sidewinder : test
[02:08] <Xeneth> carpunky, Just having someones name in the sentences causes it to address them.  On mine, it shows red rext to let me see it better.
[02:08] <carpunky> xeneth ty
[02:08] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, no "space" after nick.
[02:08] <carpunky> sidewinder1likethis
[02:09] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, Either a , or : like this <---
[02:09] <Xeneth> carpunky, he meant no space between name and colon  "name: text"
[02:09] <carpunky> sidewinder1: test
[02:09] <Sidewinder1> ^
[02:09] <Sidewinder1> You got it !
[02:09] <carpunky> thank god
[02:10] <Xeneth> LOL
[02:10] <Sidewinder1> Or any other deities that are around...
[02:10] <carpunky> xeneth: ty
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[02:10] <Xeneth> Thank Baal
[02:11] <Xeneth> ...   If I even spelled the correctly
[02:11] <Xeneth> :P
[02:11] <Xeneth> carpunky, NP
[02:11]  * Sidewinder1 Knew what you meant. :-)
[02:11] <carpunky> xeneth: I already have it installed using Wubi , I was ust wondering if I was getting full use of it that way
[02:11] <RussW> you got it right, Xeneth
[02:11] <pdkl> i just wish vmware would make opengl drivers for linux guests
[02:12] <centHOGG> lol
[02:12] <Xeneth> carpunky, never used Wubi, but if it's like other virtual machines, you have limeted direct control of hardware using it.
[02:13] <Shirakawasuna> carpunky: expect Wubi to be a little bit slower than a real installation would be
[02:13] <RussW> Canon does NOT support Linux for their printers...do I have any other options?
[02:13] <Shirakawasuna> carpunky: particularly for things like videos/games
[02:13] <Shirakawasuna> RussW: HP?
[02:13] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, Not to but into Xeneth but, really no; as I stated earlier, wubi is for trying ubuntu. One does not really get the full experience 'til you dual boot.
[02:14] <MonkeyDust> anyone who has a solution for the kworker bug? http://askubuntu.com/questions/33640/kworker-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-hogging-so-much-cpu
[02:14] <RussW> My printer  SAYS Canon, though...
[02:14] <Xeneth> Sidewinder1, No big, in truth, I'm not the one who started, so I butted in myself.  :P
[02:14] <carpunky> ok, you guys, appreciate all your input Im goiing to read that whole link sidewinder1 sent to me, so i dont feel so silly when asking things
[02:14] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, That way you're running ubuntu in it's own environment; not within the windoze environment.
[02:16] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, There is a learning curve; but once you understand it, it can be very rewarding. :-)
[02:16] <Sidewinder1> carpunky, Bon chance!
[02:16] <MonkeyDust>  carpunky we all were newbees, once
[02:16] <Xeneth> carpunky, You will learm more about computing in linux then you can in windows.
[02:16] <Sidewinder1> Fr. for good luck.
[02:17] <Sidewinder1> Have a nice evening ALL!
[02:17] <Xeneth> carpunky, In my opinion, one of windows downfalls is that it tries doing everything instead f being customizable.  If you look in your desktop services, you will see you are running a wireless service still.
[02:18] <gnomie> RussW: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Printing-HOWTO/printers.html <-- has some information about supported printers
[02:18] <RussW> Shirakawasuna (et al.): Does anyone in the Ubuntu community do printer driver conversions?
[02:18] <D_Russ> hello everyone
[02:19] <Shirakawasuna> RussW: I have no idea, sorry
[02:20] <D_Russ> i have read that i cant share my second harddrive on a samba network in my ubuntu box if it is in ntfs format. anyone know if this is true, i am having one hell of a time getting  a folder on that second hard drive to share.
[02:20] <Xeneth> russellw, I think I did come across some that did when I was searching on how to get my printer working.  Couldn't tell you more.
[02:20] <RussW> would drivers from other Distro's work in Ubuntu?
[02:21] <Xeneth> opps.  <:0
[02:21] <D_Russ> ahhh it seems to always be a hardware issue with ubuntu i had a hell of a time getting my printer to work too
[02:21] <D_Russ> what kind of printer?
[02:21] <Xeneth> RussW, I would think as long as you had the libraries to support it.
[02:22] <D_Russ> russw: what kind of printer?
[02:23] <RussW> Canon i900D
[02:23] <Xeneth> RussW, http://www.linux-drivers.org/index.html
[02:23] <zenon> unity 3d stopped working after an update. i have an nvidia gt240.  how can i get it back to work?
[02:23] <RussW> Canon chooses not to support Linux
[02:23] <zenon> i'm not sure which update broke it
[02:23] <zenon> anything i look up online on how to fix it, doesn't work
[02:23] <Xeneth> RussW, Thou Ubuntu is normally good at adding drivers already to the OS.
[02:23] <D_Russ> my printer is a canon also
[02:24] <D_Russ> if its recent i found drivers for it
[02:24] <carpunky> Can I just install another hard drive on my computer and install ubuntu on that
[02:24] <D_Russ> yes carpunky
[02:24] <carpunky> that seems the safer option
[02:25] <D_Russ> yes it is
[02:25] <semitones_tea> carpunky: safer than what?
[02:25] <D_Russ> or you can partition
[02:25] <carpunky> safer than partitoning
[02:25] <zenon> anybody?
[02:25] <D_Russ> yes
[02:25] <gnomie> just make sure you KNOW which drive you are installing to or else
[02:25] <semitones_tea> carpunky: partitioning is perfectly safe
[02:25] <carpunky> omg, I knew there would be or esle
[02:25] <Xeneth> carpunky, yes.  What will happen is the new HDD will have Ubuntu and a bootloader called grub.  Grub will boot, then you will be able to choose what OS.  Does not really matter the location.  I run one of my linux off of my thumb drive.
[02:26] <D_Russ> if you partition its a small possibility you could break your other OS
[02:26] <semitones_tea> but whatever you do, new hd or partitioning, you should be backing up regularly
[02:26] <D_Russ> very small
[02:27] <Nautilus> is there a place I can get the original /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini file for 10.04LTS ?
[02:27] <Hot2Trot> is there any way I can communicate with a windows machine via ssh and copy and move files to and from it with the linux commands I already know?
[02:27] <D_Russ> RussW: what kind of printer you need a driver for?
[02:27] <semitones_tea> Hot2Trot: hmm, i don't know, if you don't find an answer here, you can always try ##linux
[02:28] <Jokn> Hot2Trot: you could use ftp or samba
[02:28] <Xeneth> Hot2Trot, Windos does not have ssh normally.  Youll have to install a server.  to move files, sftp would work.
[02:28] <Xeneth> Hot2Trot, or Samba.  :)
[02:29] <Hot2Trot> Xeneth: so I can install an ssh server onto the windows computer?  I would like to seemlessly add/remove files from my friend's computer who lives out of country
[02:29] <KM0201> Hot2Trot: i was gonna suggest samba, it would be easy, but FTP would work as well.
[02:29] <Hot2Trot> sorry, should have put in the not within my LAN caveat
[02:29] <Jokn> Hot2Trot: I'd suggest sftp then.
[02:29] <KM0201> Hot2Trot: not on your LAN, FTP is the best option
[02:30] <Hot2Trot> so make the xp machine an FTP server?
[02:30] <Nautilus> Theres also TeamViewer if ya want remote desktop access
[02:30] <Nautilus> (it can xfer files)
[02:30] <Xeneth> Hot2Trot, You can ass ssh to a window's machine, then you can have others connect to it.
[02:30] <Xeneth> Hot2Trot, a little off topic though
[02:30] <jubbi2g> what is the best way to install gnome 3.1.92 on Ubuntu?
[02:30] <Hot2Trot> Xeneth: what is the server software? Does putty do this?
[02:31] <xangua> jubbi2g: wait to 11.10 ;)
[02:31] <jubbi2g> ok
[02:31] <KM0201> Hot2Trot: the server software, is an OS.. i take it you want the machine to keep windows?
[02:31] <jubbi2g> I know I prob should
[02:31] <Xeneth> Hot2Trot, putty is a client, you will have to install opssh onto the windows for a server.
[02:31] <jubbi2g> but..what could go wrong :-D
[02:32] <D_Russ> so can anyone help me with networking?
[02:32] <Jokn> D_Russ: What's the problem?
[02:32] <rhce2009> what's the problem?
[02:32] <D_Russ> trying to get my windows box to read from the second ntfs harddrive on my ubuntu box
[02:32] <D_Russ> jokn: trying to get my windows box to read from the second ntfs harddrive on my ubuntu box
[02:33] <Xeneth> Hot2Trot, just google "windows ssh server"  Should get you what you want.
[02:33] <D_Russ> via samba
[02:33] <Jokn> D_Russ: are you using Samba on the Ubuntu box?
[02:33] <KM0201> Hot2Trot: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/TransferFiles
[02:33] <Jokn> ok
[02:34] <D_Russ> samba only works it seems on ext4  format
[02:34] <gnomie> D_Russ: thats a question for ##windows
[02:34] <KM0201> D_Russ: samba works on lots of formats, not just ext4
[02:35] <D_Russ> i can get samba to work on files and folder on my main harddrive
[02:35] <D_Russ> but not on my second hardrive
[02:35] <KM0201> D_Russ: then there's likely a setup issue w/ samba
[02:35] <Hot2Trot> sorry, my computer went crazy
[02:36] <D_Russ> KM0201: i have been googling all day trying to find the correct setup, i think i have tried them all
[02:36] <Xeneth> Hot2Trot, yea, they be loco!  :)
[02:36] <D_Russ> using the samba gui
[02:36] <KM0201> Hot2Trot: check this out...  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/TransferFiles
[02:37] <D_Russ> its wierd because i can use the exact same set up on the main HD as the second HD and only the main HD will share
[02:37] <Jokn> D_Russ: whats your smb.conf look like ?
[02:37] <Jokn> (don't paste it in here obviously)
[02:38] <Xeneth> please dont...
[02:38] <Jokn> D_Russ: or are you using a GUI to configure the samba shares?
[02:40] <D_Russ> jokn: it looks confusing to me
[02:40] <D_Russ> newbie to ubuntu, i have been using the gui to configure
[02:40] <Jokn> D_Russ: you're using the system-config-samba tool ?
[02:41] <KM0201> D_Russ: what is the mount point of the second hard drive?
[02:42] <blackbox> I want to make my ubuntu lightweight but i don't want install those bloat ware
[02:42] <sunice> D_Russ, sometimes it is easiest to start over. replace your samba config with a default config and then go through the process again.
[02:42] <gnomie> !xubuntu | blackbox
[02:42] <sunice> You may even be able to copy one from you other drive.
[02:42] <Xeneth> blackbox, Ubuntu really does not have "bloatware".
[02:42] <D_Russ> sunice: that was my last step to replace with default because i installed a program that screwed it up
[02:43] <xangua> gnomie: blackbox lubuntu even lighter
[02:43] <sunice> D_Rus:sorry joing this late. You mean to say you've already replaced it and it did not help?
[02:44] <D_Russ> KM0201: mout point is /media/back up data
[02:44] <gnomie> xangua: lxde is nice too. no question about it
[02:45] <KM0201> hmmm
[02:45] <KM0201> D_Russ: can you pastebin your smb.conf
[02:45] <KM0201> !pastebin | D_Russ
[02:45] <D_Russ> sunice: it fixed the screw up that the other app did (well i think it was a screw up) that was causing the samba app to give an error
[02:45] <Xeneth> D_Russ, Are you putting a quote around the file name?  "back up data"  instead of back up data?
[02:45] <afroman> I need to buy a new hd for my laptop. does it matter what kind? what should I think of?
[02:45] <KM0201> Xeneth: that was my thinking, i'm thinking his smb.conf is wrong
[02:45] <jojo_> is there any one who successful in internet sharing in ubuntu ive tried alot and none of them are working
[02:46] <sunice> afroman: rpm's size, and everyone has a preference.
[02:46] <KM0201> jojo_: very successful, i bought a router... my internet shares perfectly now.. :)
[02:46] <D_Russ> KM0201: i will paste bin it
[02:46] <D_Russ> one sec
[02:46] <jojo_> ive no router
[02:46] <D_Russ> whats the local for the samba file?
[02:46] <KM0201> D_Russ: /etc/samba/smb.conf
[02:47] <Jokn> jojo_: I've successfully done internet sharing with ubuntu
[02:47] <afroman> sunice: what I mean is, should any hd work with my laptop? or do I need to buy one that has the same specs?
[02:47] <jojo_> i wanted to have this one
[02:47] <jojo_> Internet Connection Sharing – Ubuntu 10.04 NAT Gateway Setup (Abridged Version)
[02:47] <jojo_> can you provide me a guide may be or help
[02:47] <jojo_> jokn: can you provide me a help ..
[02:48] <D_Russ> is links allowed in IRC?
[02:48] <Jokn> jojo_: You have 1 PC and what kind of internet connection? Cable or DSL?
[02:48] <KM0201> D_Russ: yes, as long as its not to porn or something... a pastebin is fine
[02:48] <D_Russ> http://paste.ubuntu.com/695416/
[02:49] <sunice> afroman: the size is important, but other than that you should be good
[02:49] <jojo_> DSL ive two network card , eth0 connected to wan and eth1 connected to lan ive 15 pc connected to lan
[02:49] <sunice> Afroman: sorry more specifically the physical dimensions
[02:49] <gnomie> afroman: check the specs on your current hard drive. get the same one if in doubt
[02:50] <jojo_> Jokn: DSL ive two network card , eth0 connected to wan and eth1 connected to lan ive 15 pc connected to lan
[02:50] <KM0201> D_Russ: ok, first... you need to make sure that in the path for "Utorrent downloads 2"... 1.  that is case sensitive, so make sure that is all right, and 2.  Put  quotes on each end of the path (before /media and after 2)....  those spaces are likely causing your problem
[02:50] <D_Russ> KM0201: Samba Server Configuration Tool 1.2.63 .. thats the samba app i have been using to configure.
[02:50] <Jokn> jojo_: goto the config on eth0 under the network manager and turn on "share this connection"
[02:50] <KM0201> D_Russ: i hvae no idea what that is.
[02:51] <D_Russ> it gives me the optioin to choose the folder from the directory vs typing it in manually
[02:51] <D_Russ> its in the software stor
[02:51] <gnomie> afroman: also, it may be possible to find a direct replacement with more space as well
[02:51] <KM0201> D_Russ: well, i don't use it...
[02:52] <Xeneth> D_Russ, path = /media/Back up data/Utorrent downloads 2 I think is an issue.  The space causes issue.  Try path = "/media/Back up data/Utorrent downloads 2"
[02:52] <D_Russ> so let me try what you suggested
[02:52] <Jokn> jojo_: it should automatically take care of the rest, create a 10.0.0.0/24 subnet and your PCs connected to the LAN interface should be able to pull a 10.0.0.* IP via DHCP
[02:52] <afroman> sunice: gnomie my laptop has 80gb hd, do U think if I could get a 400 gb and it would work?
[02:52] <gnomie> yes
[02:52] <sunice> afroman: is it a sata drive?
[02:52] <D_Russ> ok
[02:52] <afroman> sunice: gnomie: how do I know for sure?
[02:52] <D_Russ> let me give those a try
[02:52] <afroman> sunice: sata
[02:53] <jojo_>  jojo_: Do i need to manually configure the dhcp>?
[02:53] <sunice> then yes another sata drive with the same physical specs should work
[02:53] <afroman> sunice: gnomie: it has 5400 rpm, is it ok with 7200?
[02:53] <Xeneth> D_Russ, Make sure you restart samba after the change.
[02:54] <KM0201> yup... i was gonna mention that after he changed it
[02:54] <afroman> sunice: what do U mean by "physical specs"? size? rpm?
[02:54] <Xeneth> KM0201, Beat you to the punch.  :)
[02:54] <KM0201> :)
[02:54] <gnomie> afroman: you should consider battery life, higher rpm will drain battery faster
[02:54] <Jokn> jojo_: no just set your hosts on the LAN side to DHCP
[02:54] <kilrae> i'm trying to come up with a way to automount an encrypted (LUKS) partition on login (where the password is stored in gnome-keyring)
[02:55] <Jokn> jojo_: I used this setup on a laptop as a wifi bridge for a long time
[02:55] <kilrae> there used to be a program that would do it (gnome-mount), but it's no longer supported
[02:55] <Xeneth> Anyone know of a PPA that has truecrypt in it?
[02:55] <KM0201> Xeneth: isn't that in the standard repos?
[02:55] <KM0201> !info trucrypt
[02:56] <gnomie> !u | afroman
[02:56] <Xeneth> Nope, I searched for it.
[02:56] <jojo_> Jokn: is there a manual that you could provide me..
[02:56] <KM0201> Xeneth: http://mygeekopinions.blogspot.com/2011/06/install-truecrypt-in-ubuntu-1104-natty.html
[02:57] <Xeneth> KM0201, I am in 10.04
[02:57] <KM0201> oh.
[02:57] <Jokn> jojo_: one moment
[02:57] <jojo_> Jokn: which side the one that is connected to WAN or the local side?
[02:57] <Jokn> jojo_: Are you using the desktop ubuntu for this?
[02:57] <sunice> afroman: I sent you a private conversation to answer all of you questions.
[02:58] <tolland> I have ubuntu running in a chroot on a hp touchpad and I want to script a command to take grabs from the camera.
[02:58] <jojo_> yes
[02:58] <KM0201> Xeneth: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1352695
[02:58] <tolland> v4l doesn't recognise the /dev/video as being able to grab frames
[02:58] <jojo_> Jokn: yes right now im using ubuntu 10.04
[02:58] <Jokn> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[02:59] <Jokn> jojo_: follow the GUI method
[02:59] <Xeneth> KM0201, Being dificault :)  looking for a PPA so I do not have to install for each update.
[02:59] <jojo_> ok which one?
[02:59] <KM0201> Xeneth: ah i see...
[02:59] <KM0201> hmm
[02:59] <Jokn> jojo_: section that says GUI Method via Network Manager (Ubuntu 9.10 and up)
[03:00] <jojo_> Jokn: i wanted my connection to be like this one: http://www.somewhereville.com/?p=1196
[03:00] <Xeneth> KM0201, a DEB repository would work too.  I know truecript has a deb at their site, but no repository info.
[03:00] <gr33n7007h> how do you connect to the internet manually via wpa_supplicant and terminal
[03:01] <tim167> hello, it seems that some files randomly get this lock icon, why is that ?
[03:01] <afroman> sunice: thank U
[03:01] <jojo_> Jokn: can you provide me a link
[03:01] <sunice> afroman: any time
[03:01] <alkafoo> tim167: because you aren't familiar enough with them to realize it isn't random
[03:01] <Jokn> jojo_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
[03:02] <D_Russ> Xeneth: and KM0201: is there a command to restart samba?
[03:02] <KM0201> D_Russ: sudo service smbd restart
[03:02] <afroman> gnomie: about the battery drain, will the size, apart from the rpm, contribute in the draining too?
[03:02] <jojo_> i hoep you got my later msgs a while ago
[03:03] <jozefk> hi, 11.10 will come with Gnome or Unity?
[03:03] <gnomie> !pm | sunice
[03:03] <alkafoo> tolland: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[03:03] <tim167> alkafoo, well it does seem random, for example some files i recorded with the same camera, transfered to my computer on the same day, the same way...etc, and now I open the disk again, and there is the lock icon on some of them, no idea why
[03:03] <Jokn> jojo_: I saw the messages about the setup -- They are using the "Ubuntu Internet Gateway Method"
[03:03] <alkafoo> tim167: compare ls -al output
[03:04] <afroman> gnomie: sunice: one last question, would the size make my system go faster or slower? what about the rpm?
[03:04] <sunice> tim167: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=849764
[03:04] <jojo_> Jokn: have you check the link that i provide ? i wanted to be setup. so the one that teach right now is the same method on the link that i provide you right?
[03:04] <gnomie> afroman: for further information, channel ##hardware might be of more help
[03:05] <gr33n7007h> Can you install ubuntu on macbook pro direct to hard drive??
[03:05] <D_Russ> updated samba with no luck. the other 2 share folders work just fine. everything is spelled and case correct. http://paste.ubuntu.com/695420/
[03:06] <Jokn> jojo_: Yea I read over the link, its the same thing as the documentation I provided.  Did you already try with the setup you provided?
[03:06] <macer1> gr33n7007h, yes
[03:06] <macer1> gr33n7007h, what version?
[03:06] <KM0201> D_Russ: can you see the folder, and just not write to it, or what?
[03:06] <gr33n7007h> what version?
[03:06] <jojo_> yes right now im doing it
[03:07] <macer1> gr33n7007h, what version of ubuntu you want to install
[03:07] <gr33n7007h> 10.04
[03:07] <sunice> gr33n7007h:  hopefully this helps. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro
[03:07] <gr33n7007h> cheers ;)
[03:08] <macer1> gr33n7007h, I have a macbook and I 10.04 wasn't running good for me, it was overheating and things like that. But 11.04 works nice :)
[03:08] <Jokn> jojo_: If you follow those instructions, it should work.  Basically all you're doing is assigning a subnet to the eth1 and setting NAT via IP tables and routing via the kernel.
[03:08] <D_Russ> i can see the folder but i cant connect to it via any windows machine on my network or via network from ubuntu
[03:08] <D_Russ> i swear it has to do with the format
[03:08] <macer1> gr33n7007h, I suggest you ubuntu-11.04+mac (ubuntu11.04 without +mac are bricking macbooks, fixed in 11.10 beta)
[03:09] <KM0201> D_Russ: in a terminal type   cd /medi
[03:09] <KM0201> cd /media  (sorry)
[03:09] <jojo_> Jokn: so which means i cannot share internet on those process
[03:09] <KM0201> and hit enter
[03:09] <Jokn> jojo_: Yes, you can share the internet.  That's the whole point of what you're doing.
[03:09] <gr33n7007h> i'll download 11.04 then and give that a go
[03:09] <jojo_> Jokn: after this can my computer pic up a dhcp? my client is a windows
[03:09] <afroman> gnomie: 2 bad #hardware isn't as helpful as this channel
[03:10] <afroman> :(
[03:10] <D_Russ> i have a partition on the main HD and i cant access anything via the network if its not on the ext4 portion of the drive
[03:10] <gr33n7007h> can u disable unity though
[03:10] <D_Russ> KM0201 ok done
[03:10] <Jokn> jojo_: Yes, if your Ubuntu box is running dhcp daemon
[03:10] <D_Russ> KM0201: done
[03:10] <KM0201> D_Russ: pastebin the output of ls -l
[03:10] <macer1> gr33n7007h, yes, you can have gnome-panels then
[03:10] <sunice> afroman: I will do my best to help you, but not in this channel. you'd have to talk privately.
[03:10] <gnomie> afroman: hardware isn't the focus of this channel though
[03:10] <Jokn> jojo_: its part of the process that you linked me to -- stem 5 and step 6
[03:10] <gr33n7007h> oh good
[03:10] <macer1> gr33n7007h, but unity have great multi-touch support, works great on macbooks :D
[03:11] <jojo_> Jokn: how would i know if my dhcp deamon is running
[03:11] <KM0201> D_Russ: do you get permission denied, when you try to write to that folder(the one causing problems)
[03:11] <gr33n7007h> so better to keep with unity then with macbook
[03:11] <gr33n7007h> do you use bootcamp or revit
[03:11] <gnomie> sunice: join afroman in channel, that'd be much more constructive
[03:11] <macer1> gr33n7007h, I think yes mainly because of cool multi touch in unity
[03:11] <macer1> gr33n7007h, and remember to download +mac if you don't want ubuntu to brick your mac
[03:12] <D_Russ> KM0201: i cant even get in when i access it via network
[03:12] <D_Russ> hang tight for pastebin
[03:12] <gr33n7007h> Thanks macer1
[03:12] <KM0201> ok
[03:12] <D_Russ> KM0201: http://paste.ubuntu.com/695422/
[03:12] <Jokn> jojo_: If you followed the instructions and configured it, then it should be running.  You can view the lists of services running by typing "sudo service --status-all" in a terminal
[03:13] <jojo_> Jokn: dhcp-server is in minus..
[03:13] <macer1> gr33n7007h, I don't use refit, I use bootcamp for Windoze. I am using 11.10 beta - they added another macbook support feature so grub2 is running default when you power on mac, so no need for refit :D
[03:13] <D_Russ> KM0201: i can read write and play movies from that folder when i go there via the file system, but not via network, hell i even tried to network into the drive at root level with no luck
[03:14] <macer1> gr33n7007h, I don't use refit because when I run OSX too often, refit got removed from boot menu and I need to install it again. Annoying.
[03:14] <blackbox> how i make my wlan0 load or use at boot instead lan0
[03:14] <Jokn> jojo_: then its not running, did you follow all of those steps you provided via that link and it didn't work or whats the problem?
[03:14] <eHAPPY> can anyone point me to a working rtorrent/wtorrent install guide for 10.04 LTS? all the ones im trying dont work
[03:15] <KM0201> D_Russ: try this.....   sudo chmod 0777 "/media/Back up data/Utorrent downloads 2"
[03:15] <gr33n7007h> ok cheers (macer1) whats average partition size for ubuntu -- 320gb
[03:15] <D_Russ> k
[03:15] <blackbox> how i make my wlan0 load or use at boot instead lan0?
[03:15] <D_Russ> done
[03:15] <jojo_> ok i will restart the computer for a moment ok ..
[03:15] <afroman> thx every1. much appreciated.
[03:16] <KM0201> D_Russ: now, type ls -l again
[03:16] <KM0201> D_Russ: what does it say next to "back up data"
[03:16] <escott> gr33n7007h, 10gb
[03:16] <macer1> gr33n7007h, first add in OSX new empty partition. Ubuntu can not modify OSX partitons in installer. Then in advanced settings of installer delete that partion and manually add partition for ubuntu and swap
[03:17] <gr33n7007h> ok thanks very much
[03:17] <D_Russ> KM0201: drwx------ 1 don  don  32768 2011-09-22 22:09 Back up data
[03:17] <KM0201> hmm
[03:17] <KM0201> D_Russ: and you say thats ext4, right?
[03:17] <macer1> gr33n7007h, good luck with it ;)
[03:18] <D_Russ> noo
[03:18] <Jokn> I hope he didn't restart his computer to make the dhcpd restart...
[03:18] <D_Russ> thats ntfs
[03:18] <gr33n7007h> cheers
[03:18] <KM0201> oh ok.
[03:18] <Xeneth> D_Russ, It's NTFS.  You may have to setup the permissions in SAMBA because NTFS has no linux permissions
[03:19] <KM0201> Xeneth: yeah, but.. i access ntfs partitions w/ samba no problem.
[03:19] <KM0201> i don't recall anything special
[03:19] <D_Russ> 11.04?
[03:19] <KM0201> D_Russ: yeah
[03:19] <vavoysh> So lately, I've been having issues with my sound card. The longer my uptime is, the more static it produces, until eventually it starts jumbling everything to the point that I can't make anything out. I think that it's an issue with pulseaudio or something, because this doesn't happen in windows (at least, not that I can tell). A reboot always fixes it temporarily. Any ideas/more info needed? Please and thank you.
[03:19] <cache_surplus> anyone encountered this error:   No apport report written because MaxReports is reached already
[03:19] <Xeneth> KM0201, You still have the working Samba?  Can you post the config file for comparison?
[03:19] <D_Russ> are you doing it from a windows box over the network?
[03:20] <KM0201> D_Russ: i've done both.
[03:20] <D_Russ> i dont get why mine wont work then
[03:20] <KM0201> D_Russ: i don't have windows here, but i've accessed it w/ a relatives windows box w/o a problem
[03:21] <D_Russ> Xeneth: the permisions are all set to yes on the smb.conf
[03:21] <Xeneth> D_Russ, you said you can see it, just not access it?
[03:21] <D_Russ> yes
[03:21] <escott> vavoysh, try rmmod and modprobing the driver, and see if that helps
[03:21] <KM0201> Xeneth: http://paste.ubuntu.com/695427/
[03:21] <D_Russ> the folder shows on the network but i cant get into it
[03:22] <KM0201> D_Russ: thats my server smb.conf
[03:22] <Xeneth> D_Russ, have you tried making that folder browsable?
[03:22] <KM0201> Xeneth: according to his smb.conf   that folder is browseable
[03:22] <D_Russ> Xeneth: how?
[03:22] <accel> is there a way to tell lpr: do whatever the fuck you like, just resize this pdf until it's letter size and then print it?
[03:22] <gnomie> !language | accel
[03:23] <vavoysh> escott: how do I do that?
[03:24] <D_Russ> KM0201: i have a few less lines then you. does that matter
[03:24] <`Immortal`> anybody here familiar with gtkPod?
[03:24] <D_Russ> i dont have users specified
[03:24] <KM0201> D_Russ: i don't think so....
[03:24] <`Immortal`> or is there a separate channel for gtkPod?
[03:25] <MamiCute> hi guys,mi audio is now working,,it act like is it but is not sound at all
[03:25] <Xeneth> D_Russ, KM0201:  The only real differance I see in the 2 are "username map = /etc/samba/smbusers
[03:25] <Xeneth> 	security = user"
[03:25] <`Immortal`> i get a segmentation fault when i try to copy music from my 5.5G ipod to my et3 Linux partition
[03:25] <KM0201> yeah.
[03:25] <D_Russ> yea your right. the others ones work
[03:25] <`Immortal`> most are copied
[03:25] <KM0201> but i don't thinkt hat would cause that.
[03:25] <centHOGG> not good
[03:25] <`Immortal`> but around 15%
[03:25] <escott> vavoysh, lsmod will list kernel modules, the ones related to sound will be snd* and you can sudo rmmod the module names you see listed there and then sudo modprobe them back
[03:26] <`Immortal`> not good
[03:26] <`Immortal`> :/
[03:26] <Xeneth> D_Russ, "security = user" I think means to use linux permissions which may be why it;s having trouble with NTFS.
[03:26] <vavoysh> escott: and then once I do that, if they keep bugging out, how do I fix them?
[03:27] <escott> vavoysh, i doubt its pulse, its more likely a driver issue. but if it were pulse you could just killall pulseaudio
[03:27] <cache_surplus> anyone encountered this error:   No apport report written because MaxReports is reached already
[03:27] <D_Russ> ok i will give it a try
[03:27] <D_Russ> and see what i get
[03:27] <cache_surplus> while trying to install samba
[03:27] <MamiCute> is this a help channel ?
[03:28] <escott> !ot | MamiCute
[03:28] <semitones_tea> MamiCute: yup, so long as it concerns ubuntu
[03:28] <vavoysh> escott: Wait, do I have to rmmod and modprobe ALL of the modules with snd*? There's a lot
[03:28] <lokomis> bash
[03:28] <MamiCute> ok cool,my audio is not working,just install ubuntu alongside with windows 7
[03:29] <lokomis> d'oh, in one of my tabs is now a lonely /j #
[03:29] <gnomie> MamiCute: ubuntu version?
[03:30] <escott> vavoysh, probably only need to rmmod the one that is specific to your device, but also the modprobe will resolve dependencies so if you rmmod snd all should get removed, and if you modprobe snd_..._codec_.... all should get put back
[03:30] <MamiCute> gnomie, is 10.4 LTS
[03:30] <vavoysh> escott: Ok, thank you for the help. I will try it next time it bugs out
[03:31] <escott> vavoysh, feel free to try killing pulseaudio, but i doubt thats it. if killing pulse doesn't work, and rmmod does its almost certainly a driver issue
[03:31] <D_Russ> there is no way to format without erasing the files is it?
[03:32] <D_Russ> i guessi would have to transfer them and then transfer them back
[03:33] <Xeneth> D_Russ, no, it's a completely divverant structure.  Try commenting out that line first and see if it works before going that far.
[03:33] <MamiCute> is there audio drivers for ubuntu
[03:33] <Xeneth> D_Russ, err differant
[03:35] <s0126h> does ubuntu 11.4  come with higher or lower than Linux 2.6.39
[03:35] <gnomie> !sound | MamiCute
[03:35] <KM0201> well, 11.4 doesn't exist, so who knows
[03:35] <xangua> !info linux | s0126h
[03:35] <escott> MamiCute, lshw -c sound; lsmod | grep snd and !paste us the output
[03:35] <escott> !paste | MamiCute
[03:36] <zzombie> Good evening guys.
[03:36] <Xeneth> yo
[03:36] <carpunky> Evening
[03:36] <D_Russ> Xeneth: that line appears several times in the file? am i removing them all?
[03:36] <Josesordo> hello all
[03:37] <zzombie> hi Jose
[03:37] <Josesordo> I can install gnome 3 and have xfce 4.8 installed too?.. then I can decide what to use when I log IN?
[03:38] <urlin2u> Josesordo, what isa the release your running generally 11.04 and gnome 3 are nor advised.
[03:38] <MamiCute> escott, http://pastebin.com/7RXaTN8h
[03:38] <Xeneth> D_Russ, Frop your paste, it shows 3 times, but only 1 is active.  You do not want to remove it at this point, just add ; or # so it's seen as a comment and not a setting.
[03:38] <urlin2u> is/not8
[03:38] <Xeneth> ....  Later it get's, worst I type....
[03:39] <Josesordo> urlin2u, Im in Xubuntu 11.04
[03:40] <urlin2u> Josesordo, maybe be different with xubuntu not sure have you installed gnome 3 yet?
[03:41] <urlin2u> basically it is not in the repos's
[03:41] <gnomie> that's quite the jump from xfce to gnome3, i predict many issues
[03:41] <escott> MamiCute, your drivers are certainly loaded so ake sure that nothing is muted in alsamixer, and that the sound output is going to the speakers and not the hdmi. if its still not working http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Help_To_Debug_Intel_HDA
[03:43] <D_Russ> Xeneth: i cant find the one that is active is it toward the bottom? i see that line sever times with no # or : in front of it.
[03:43] <Josesordo> urlin2u, well I tried to install it with ubuntu but didnt work well .. maybe cuz my ATI video card =S
[03:43] <Xeneth> D_Russ, Line 242.  Just before "#[03:45] <Xeneth> D_Russ, Wh I did a search on your post, it only shows 3 times.
[03:45] <Xeneth> D_Russ, err When
[03:45] <zzombie> Guys, how much effort does it take (for a noob) to set up Win7/Vista/2k on Virtual box?
[03:45] <D_Russ> maybe i di something wrong
[03:45] <D_Russ> ok
[03:45] <D_Russ> i found it
[03:46] <D_Russ> thank you
[03:46] <FloodBot1> D_Russ: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:47] <dsnyders> HI all.  Does anyone know of a good calendar printing software.  I want to print a week at a glance page with seven columns, rather than the "standard" five boxes plus two half boxes layout.
[03:47] <Trfsrfr> My system is really REALLY slow lately, all the time, but is also now taking 15 minutes to come back from screen saver...any thoughts for a newb like me?
[03:47] <urlin2u> Josesordo, its not advised to be installed in Natty I think, its more than your card, gnome 3 is in the oneiric repos, but is in development
[03:48] <escott> zzombie, virtual machine installs tend to be fairly easy. the only problem with virtualizing windows is if you want to have 3d in windows
[03:48] <zzombie> i don't  -- i want to run Word-viewer .. which uses some word-dlls, probably Win XP stuff ... any idea how hard that is?
[03:49] <gnomie> !gnome3 | Josesordo
[03:49] <MamiCute> escott,  i upload a pulse autio file and i get this = http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=77066d443c041bfc395320574f258b323cd6a44c
[03:49] <D_Russ> Xeneth: http://paste.ubuntu.com/695433/
[03:49] <D_Russ> not having any luck with that either.
[03:50] <MamiCute> is telling me that esd is not running
[03:50] <MamiCute> is that for sound also ?
[03:50] <escott> MamiCute, esd is the enlightenment sound daemon, pulseaudio replaces it
[03:50] <MamiCute> ok
[03:52] <Xeneth> D_Russ, ok, You can uncomment it then.  I am stumped.  It's been some time since I messed with Samba, so I am stumped without getting on your machine myself.  You can see it so Samba is sharing it.
[03:52] <escott> MamiCute, if its not a muting issue, and its not a sound being send to hdmi issue, then its probably a pin issue. check if there is an appropriate module parameter listed here http://git.alsa-project.org/?p=alsa-kernel.git;a=blob;f=Documentation/sound/alsa/HD-Audio-Models.txt;hb=HEAD or try the hda-analyzer tool here http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/HDA_Analyzer
[03:52] <Xeneth> D_Russ, Are you trying to get to it as guessed?
[03:52] <_Python> hi
[03:53] <_Python> Anyone there?
[03:53] <zzombie> Well, thanks for the info, escott :) Gonna give it a shot
[03:53] <D_Russ> not quite sure what that means
[03:53] <D_Russ> i  just want it connect to my wired network
[03:53] <D_Russ> all ethernet
[03:54] <_Python> i happened to notice an article about Windows8 a threat to linux
[03:54] <_Python> ??
[03:54] <_Python> CRAP!
[03:54] <centHOGG> heh
[03:54] <centHOGG> pleez
[03:54] <_Python> im serious
[03:55] <_Python> but not a fan of windows!!
[03:55] <xangua> !ot
[03:55] <K-Rich> ugh bbl
[03:55] <centHOGG> win8 is a flail against apple
[03:55] <Xeneth> D_Russ, I mean the innitial connection is whatever you have you XP username unless changed.  If no match, you are a guest.  Are you putting in a rusername differant then your XP username?
[03:56] <iAmGod> how to install iTunes on ubuntu.. anyone??
[03:57] <D_Russ> not entering a user name
[03:57] <D_Russ> its not asking
[03:57] <Xeneth> D_Russ, is your XP usernamt and pass the same as you ubuntu user and pass?
[03:57] <Xeneth> LOL  I need sleep soon  me no type good
[03:57] <D_Russ> no, but the other machine is win7
[03:58] <escott> iAmGod, if you want to purchase music you can try wine, or a virtualmachine. if you want to connect to the ipod most of the music players have support for some devices
[03:58] <Xeneth> D_Russ, and it's having the same issue?
[03:59] <D_Russ> no the win 7 machine can connect with the other windows machines in the house just fine
[03:59] <iAmGod> escott.. oh..
[03:59] <iAmGod> so mean of Apple..
[03:59] <D_Russ> and only a few folders on the ubuntu one
[03:59] <D_Russ> the ones that i dont need lol
[03:59] <Xeneth> D_Russ, I mean can the windows 7 box connect to the Samba share?
[03:59] <iAmGod> escott, have you used mono?? C# on ubuntu.?
[04:00] <D_Russ> yes the 2 shares that are on the ext4 partition of the main HD
[04:00] <D_Russ> but the the second drive is ntfs and it will not connect to that
[04:00] <escott> iAmGod, no
[04:01] <iAmGod> anyone has good articles on linux kernel programming?
[04:01] <gnomie> hd: high definition | hdd: hard drive disk
[04:01] <jdm> can someone help me write a windows 7 iso to a usb drive without using unetbootin (which isnt working, wont even list the usb drives)
[04:01] <iAmGod> I mean with some kinda example
[04:01] <Xeneth> D_Russ, So same issue.   What I think is happening is Authentication is failing when connecting to your Samba shares, so they log in as guest.
[04:01] <jdm> and i have th latest version of unetbootin
[04:01] <jdm> g/f needs it for school
[04:01] <soreau> iAmGod: There are probably some if you google..
[04:02] <xangua> jdm: /join ##windows
[04:02] <soreau> iAmGod: What are you wanting to do exactly?
[04:02] <escott> iAmGod, kernelnewbies
[04:02] <Xeneth> D_Russ, Want to know what happens if you log into Samba using the Ubuntu username and pass.
[04:02] <jdm> xangua, im in linux dude
[04:02] <jdm> xangua, i need to create a bootable windows 7 usb from ubuntu
[04:02] <cache_surplus> wubi.exe is all you need jdm
[04:02] <xangua> see /topic
[04:02] <jdm> wubi?
[04:02] <escott> jdm, the relevent details are still windows specific
[04:02] <iAmGod> soreau, I havent done any sort of kernel programming... fed up with web programming and stuffs!!
[04:02] <urlin2u> jdm, thumb NTFS boot flag, and extract to it.
[04:02] <cache_surplus> wubi.exe
[04:02] <Xeneth> D_Russ, I may not be explaining it well.
[04:03] <D_Russ> Xeneth: no, not all of the samba shares are failing. only the samba shares that are on the  second HDD (thanks gnomie) that is in ntfs on the ubuntu box.
[04:03] <xangua> cache_surplus: read before answer ;)
[04:03] <soreau> iAmGod: Oh yea, web programming sucks. I'd rather do mind boggling C/C++ ;)
[04:03] <cache_surplus> why
[04:03] <iAmGod> great soreau.. i realized in the end...
[04:03] <urlin2u> jdb, this works as well. http://liveusb.info/dotclear/
[04:04] <_cb> What is a good chanel to have a discussion on secure access to the internet?
[04:04] <cache_surplus> anyone encountered this error:   No apport report written because MaxReports is reached already?
[04:04] <centHOGG> #wikileaks
[04:04] <soreau> iAmGod: But you should find something you want to do, and then look into it. The easiest entry level from my experiences is module/driver programming
[04:04] <urlin2u> jdm, http://liveusb.info/dotclear/ this works to.
[04:04] <soreau> iAmGod: There is also #kernel on this network
[04:04] <iAmGod> oh wow.. thats great..
[04:04] <Xeneth> D_Russ correct, NTFS permissions are different from EXT4, so guest may not be getting access to it.
[04:04] <xangua> urlin2u: read befor answer too ;)
[04:04] <cache_surplus> jdm: so why do you need a w7 boot disk again?
[04:04] <iAmGod> soreau.. i was into much of the ASP.NET and other stuffs
[04:05] <Xeneth> D_Russ, I'm just looking for a way to test that.
[04:05] <cache_surplus> ...
[04:05] <iAmGod> soreau got frustrated with windows recently.. hence started with linux!! :)
[04:05] <cache_surplus> waits briefly...
[04:05] <soreau> iAmGod: Like I said, find something useful you want to do/fix and start hacking
[04:06] <D_Russ> ok
[04:06] <jdm> cache_surplus, girlfriend's computer for school
[04:06] <cache_surplus> and..
[04:06] <jdm> cache_surplus, her hard drive crashed yesterday
[04:06] <jdm> urlin2u, thank you
[04:06] <jdm> bought her a new one
[04:06] <cache_surplus> and...
[04:07] <cache_surplus> how does ubuntu fit in ?
[04:07] <cache_surplus> i said use wubi.exe for a reason... it will recognize your failed doze drive if possible...
[04:08] <jdm> urlin2u, why is it downloading so many packages?
[04:08] <jdm> yea
[04:08] <urlin2u> jdm, this is off topic for this channel I can't really say any more.
[04:09] <jdm> why is it downloading Seabios
[04:09] <xangua> ...
[04:09] <Xeneth> D_Russ, You know how to map a drive in XP?
[04:11] <D_Russ> Xeneth: no i dont think so. How do you do it in windows 7? thats what the other windows boxes are all win7
[04:11] <jdm> going to get this shit off both computers
[04:11] <cache_surplus> going back to mac jdm?
[04:12] <jdm> cache_surplus, windows on both
[04:12] <cache_surplus> yah, good move, i gave up on doze computing years ago
[04:12] <jdm> cache_surplus, kubuntu on the desktop, windows on the netbook
[04:12] <cache_surplus> havent had the urge to go back even once
[04:12] <jdm> i just moved so my tower is in its box
[04:12] <cache_surplus> just load gnome desktop and enjoy.
[04:13] <cache_surplus> either ubuntu or any linux for that matter
[04:13] <cache_surplus> keep it simple, i you want to get hardcore, you always have the shell
[04:13] <Xeneth> D_Russ, Go to command Prompt
[04:14] <D_Russ> whats the command?
[04:16] <D_Russ> cache_surplus: i like ubuntu 11.04 i just wish it was completely bug free, i have 2 bugs that i cant kill yet. but i do emember spending hours trying to get things to work right on windows aswell.
[04:16] <cache_surplus> i will never use the unity desktop
[04:16] <D_Russ> unity is not one of my bugs
[04:16] <cache_surplus> i never will dual boot either
[04:17] <Shirakawasuna> jdb: sick of unity?
[04:17] <Shirakawasuna> D_Russ: which bugs?
[04:17] <D_Russ> why is that cache?
[04:17] <Xeneth> D_Russ,  Start > Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt
[04:18] <D_Russ> Shirakawasuna: 3-5 minutes before my mouse or keyboard works after a restart
[04:18] <Xeneth> D_Russ, Then Type "net use z: \\<server ip>\<share name> \user:<ubuntu user>@<server ip> "  filling in the correct info
[04:18] <D_Russ> Xeneth: im in command prompt
[04:18] <Xeneth> Hopefully it will ask for your password
[04:19] <D_Russ> man
[04:19] <D_Russ> i have to look all that stuff up
[04:19] <Shirakawasuna> D_Russ: have you tried making your own xorg.conf (with no hotplugging)?
[04:19] <D_Russ> no
[04:20] <Xeneth> D_Russ, LOL yea, one reason I dislike windos command prompt.  There are I think 5 different kind of switches
[04:20] <Shirakawasuna> if it has something to do w/ evdev hotplugging, your own xorg.conf w/ explicit keyboard and mouse entires might fix it
[04:20] <D_Russ> Shirakawasuna: i dont know how to modify or access the xorg file
[04:21] <D_Russ> Xeneth: thank you so much for your help.
[04:21] <KMNsadface> if i threw an iso in my usb and booted up would it bootup properly or would i have to use a program to extract it?
[04:21] <D_Russ> i am going to have to revisit this networking problem anotherday
[04:22] <Xeneth> D_Russ, NP, I'm more into it out of curiosity at this point.  :P
[04:22] <D_Russ> you on often?
[04:22] <Xeneth> D_Russ, here and there.  Less nex week when class starts up agian
[04:22] <Xeneth> yea, I need sleep.  :P
[04:23] <Shirakawasuna> D_Russ: mostly from here down: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xorg#Disabling_Input_Hot-plugging
[04:24] <D_Russ> Xeneth: i will try and catch you online and maybe we can kill this networking bug. then or if i find a solution i will let you know
[04:24] <Shirakawasuna> D_Russ: the xorg.conf is the configuration for X.Org, which is the service on which all of the graphics you are currently viewing is built. This includes keyboard and mouse input into X.
[04:24] <Xeneth> D_Russ, NP   GL
[04:24] <Shirakawasuna> D_Russ: by default, it's minimal/nonexistent as the default hotplugging methods work, but if you write your own you can override those defaults.
[04:25] <D_Russ> Shirakawasuna: thank you, i am going to have a look at that
[04:25] <gaurav_Ubutnu> is there anyway to capture live streaming video in ubuntu
[04:25] <nac-godfather> friggen crap, file splicing file too large?
[04:25] <D_Russ> u know a terminal propmpt?
[04:25] <nac-godfather> nautilus crap
[04:27] <D_Russ> Shirakawasuna: will this effect a KVM?
[04:28] <Shirakawasuna> D_Russ: I think it'll probably be fine. If you set it up right (basically, just include keyboard and mouse entries alone and a couple master settings) it should only modify input device settings, which are pretty standard, leaving things like graphics alone
[04:29] <Shirakawasuna> D_Russ: breaking X is always a risk, though, so make sure you know how to ctrl+alt+F2 and do things from a console. Primarily sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak and sudo reboot
[04:30] <D_Russ> im a newbie
[04:30] <Jasonn> anyone know how to make user-specific disk space limits without making partitions in a user friendly way?
[04:30] <D_Russ> this is not a good idea for me then
[04:30] <Jasonn> anyone know how to make user-specific disk space limits without making partitions in a user friendly way? <-- for ubuntu server, that is
[04:30] <nac-godfather> mkfs
[04:31] <Jasonn> nac-godfather: that for me?
[04:31] <nac-godfather> I believe that's the tool
[04:32] <nac-godfather> mkfs vfat 16 etc. (would have to look it up myself)
[04:32] <Jasonn> But I want a user-friendly way of doing it
[04:32] <Jasonn> and I am not going into virtualization atm
[04:33] <nac-godfather> "without" was what you said
[04:33] <nac-godfather> figuring you meant no gui
[04:34] <Xeneth> nac-godfather, he said server so likely cli only
[04:34] <nac-godfather> I'm not sure how to set limits on disk space per user
[04:34] <nac-godfather> sorry
[04:34] <OerHeks> Jasonn, the package quota should be able to < http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/quota
[04:35] <Jasonn> OerHeks: on ubuntu server?
[04:36] <nac-godfather> go back to using windows if that's how you wanna run things :)
[04:36] <frint> hey         this is really basic here,  but I cant seem to get my asus a8n32 sli to load from the boot disc
[04:36] <frint> is this the right forum to address this basic quirey   :]
[04:37] <Shirakawasuna> frint: I'm sure it's fine, especially if it's an ubuntu disc
[04:37] <Shirakawasuna> frint: have you ever modified the BIOS settings on a computer before?
[04:37] <frint> no
[04:37] <frint> I think i might have to move the jumper to clear right?
[04:38] <frint> then start over/>?
[04:38] <Shirakawasuna> frint: not sure about that. I think more likely you need to either modify your boot priority in the bios to include your CD drive and/or figure out the hotkey for selecting boot devices during POST.
[04:38] <frint> it is my own home made 11.04 disc
[04:39] <frint> the second part i dont get
[04:39] <frint> the first part ive already dun
[04:39] <Jokn> Frint: don't reset it, just change boot priority, some BIOS will have a hotkey built in for post
[04:39] <Shirakawasuna> frint: basically, when your computer starts it flashes the ASUS logo, yes? At that point (POST) you can press one key to get to the bios, and sometimes another to be able to select what device (e.g. cd drive) you boot from
[04:39] <Xeneth> frint, it comes up at same time as option to get into bios.
[04:39] <Shirakawasuna> frint: the keys are usually f1, f2, (...), f12, or delete
[04:40] <shrap> I believe for Asus F10 or 12 is the boot menu
[04:40] <Xeneth> f12 on my asus
[04:40] <frint> yeah been there                     but dont know how to navigate that menu
[04:40] <gnomie> but, booting from cd is usually the first boot option
[04:40] <AlecTaylor> hi
[04:40] <AlecTaylor> How do I stop the default VNC server of Ubuntu via CLI?
[04:41] <nac-godfather> depends on what vnc service is called.
[04:41] <frint> yeah         ive alowed the pc to go to cd first        it just doesn't recognise the 11.04 as a boot disc
[04:41] <nac-godfather> check /etc/init.d/
[04:41] <Shirakawasuna> frint: in the BIOS settings navigation is up/down/left/right keys, enter, escape, and some of the F# keys. In the boot device dialog, it's usually the up/down keys and enter.
[04:41] <nac-godfather> frint did you burn it as an image?
[04:41] <Xeneth> frint, sounds like a bad burn them
[04:41] <gnomie> frint: burn a new one
[04:41] <Shirakawasuna> frint: so can you make other CDs boot?
[04:42] <frint> ok           lets start with that              how to get the propper burn
[04:42] <frint> do i drag the iso to nero lite
[04:42] <frint> or is that not good enough
[04:42] <nac-godfather> no, you need to find a burning program that has the option to burn the iso as an image
[04:42] <frint> thats what i did
[04:42] <nac-godfather> data doesn't work
[04:42] <frint> ok
[04:42] <gnomie> right click on downloaded .iso, select to burn
[04:43] <Xeneth> frint, what os you have?
[04:43] <nac-godfather> unless you customize it and add isolinux and a bunch of other stuff you don't need to know yet
[04:43] <frint> xp  sp3
[04:43] <Guest33600> my dvd not boot linux install from dvd why ?
[04:43] <Guest33600> from cd is ok
[04:43] <nac-godfather> probably same issue as frint
[04:43] <Xeneth> frint, CDBurnterXP is a good free one.
[04:44] <nac-godfather> piratebay is a good resource for anything
[04:44] <frint> is that with the os stuff?
[04:44] <frint> x
[04:44] <Xeneth> frint, no, you will need to download it, but it's easy and free
[04:44] <frint> cnet?
[04:45] <frint> .............................from cnet?
[04:45] <Xeneth> http://cdburnerxp.se/en/home
[04:45] <frint> k
[04:45] <nac-godfather> there should be an option within nero, i've found it in most versions
[04:45] <gnomie> !iso | frint
[04:45] <Xeneth> never used nero
[04:45] <Shirakawasuna> frint: nero should be able to burn an iso image
[04:46] <Shirakawasuna> frint: you just need to make sure it's attempting to burn it as an image rather than the data file
[04:46] <gnomie> !burning | frint
[04:46] <frint> where do i get md5          never heard of it
[04:46] <nac-godfather> don't worry about that
[04:46] <nac-godfather> just burn it as an image dude
[04:46] <frint> yeah          nero lite only has option to burn data
[04:46] <Shirakawasuna> ah
[04:47] <gnomie> but, you are trying to burn .iso in windows. so ##windows should be of more help
[04:47] <Shirakawasuna> frint: in the past I have used this when I only have windows available and need to burn an image: http://www.deepburner.com/?r=download
[04:47] <Shirakawasuna> frint: the free version, of course, don't pay for the pro version.
[04:48] <frint> Ill use the xeneth way first and get back to ya             then Ill try the shirack download
[04:48] <Xeneth> LOL  pay for software.  ...  funny
[04:49] <lafon> anyone know why kubuntu icons force their way into lucid?
[04:49] <AlecTaylor> I'm controlling a VNC session through RDP (xrdp) remotely. How do I force a change in resolution to one not listed?
[04:50] <Shirakawasuna> is k3b installed, lafon?
[04:51] <lafon> looks like it
[04:54] <frint> thanks all
[04:54] <Xeneth> There is a lot of activity, but little chatting
[04:54] <Xeneth> frint, so it worked?
[04:55] <frint> well           am burning image right now
[04:55] <frint> flawless install
[04:55] <Ibis> frint: Which image?
[04:55] <frint> see how it loads                 11.04
[04:55] <frint> 64bit
[04:55] <Xeneth> frint, Glad to hear.  That was a program I liked back before I know of all this open source fun.
[04:58] <frint> are you all dipped in gnomewear.....   all gladly gnomafied?
[04:58] <Xeneth> I am still using 10.04, so yes.  :)
[04:58] <frint> are you all deep into the linix way?
[04:58] <Shirakawasuna> frint: yup
[04:58] <frint> just want to know how far i can go with this path
[04:59] <Shirakawasuna> I'm using xfce right now though, no gnome :)
[04:59] <Xeneth> frint, still a newb, so not an expert, but have the bible on order and going to be studing.
[04:59] <frint> halelujah
[04:59] <frint> gl xe
[05:00] <oxidizer> hi
[05:00] <frint> how stable is the 11.04    is it solid?
[05:00] <Shirakawasuna> frint: I think it's pretty solid
[05:00] <Xeneth> oxidizer, how.
[05:00] <k1dd1saster> i got a question guys
[05:01] <oxidizer> i dont know
[05:01] <Shirakawasuna> frint: if there's issues, it's mostly due to particular hardware conflicts, which hopefully you won't have. I think asus computers tend to be pretty friendly with linux.
[05:01] <Xeneth> frint, I have it on my other PC, no issues on that.  I had trouble with it on my laptop.
[05:01] <Shirakawasuna> oxidizer: wat
[05:01] <k1dd1saster> whenever you enter a command and you do it incorrectly...and it puts the cursor to the next line...how do you either 'finish the command' or exit out of it
[05:01] <Shirakawasuna> k1dd1saster: ctrl+c
[05:01] <Shirakawasuna> k1dd1saster: or type 'done'
[05:01] <centHOGG> asus computers = priest, linux = alterboys
[05:02] <k1dd1saster> no in linux terminal
[05:02] <Shirakawasuna> k1dd1saster: that's what I mean
[05:02] <k1dd1saster> like type 'sort -d' ...it puts the cursor to the next line...ctrl d or done doesnt work...
[05:02] <Shirakawasuna> k1dd1saster: type 'sort -d'
[05:02] <k1dd1saster> i run into this problem all the time and have to close and reopn new terminal...
[05:02] <Shirakawasuna> k1dd1saster: then ctrl+c
[05:02] <Xeneth> ctrl + C
[05:02] <k1dd1saster> oh ctrl shift c works
[05:03] <k1dd1saster> thank you!
[05:03] <Shirakawasuna> ah
[05:03] <Shirakawasuna> you must have a unique terminal emulator
[05:03] <Shirakawasuna> np :)
[05:03] <k1dd1saster> im using ubuntu 11.04 terminal...
[05:04] <Xeneth> k1dd1saster, I heard kicking the box works too.  :P
[05:04] <Shirakawasuna> hmm
[05:04] <gnomie> not really, i have to use ctrl+shift+v to paste to terminal on 11.04 too
[05:04] <Shirakawasuna> gnomie: that's normal
[05:04] <gnomie> that's what i mean
[05:04] <Shirakawasuna> ctrl+shift+c is normally 'copy', as ctrl+c is too important
[05:05] <AlecTaylor> How do I add a 1920x1080 baseline to my xorg.conf?
[05:05] <k1dd1saster> ohhh i changed ctrl c to copy...that must have messed with it
[05:05] <root> how do i make a iso work on my usb when i boot up from it?
[05:05] <Shirakawasuna> k1dd1saster: yup! :)
[05:05] <gnomie> you said 01:03 < Shirakawasuna> you must have a unique terminal emulator
[05:05] <lafon> root, do you want to boot from a usb?
[05:05] <gnomie> which isn't all that unique, since it's normal
[05:05] <Guest94688> lafon: yes
[05:05] <k1dd1saster> is there a script to cut out the noise on a channel...like the 'blah blah has quit...'
[05:06] <Xeneth> Guest92795, you in ubuntu already?
[05:06] <k1dd1saster> trying to have a conversation is impossible...
[05:06] <Shirakawasuna> gnomie: no, it's reversed. k1dd1saster used ctrl+shift+c to interrupt a process and (presumably) ctrl+c to copy
[05:06] <Xeneth> Guestj94688
[05:06] <osso> lafon: yes, im trying to boot from a USB
[05:06] <Shirakawasuna> k1dd1saster: it depends on which program you are using, but you can usually find a configuration in the preferences that lets you ignore join/part messages
[05:06] <Xeneth> Are you in Ubuntu already?
[05:07] <osso> Xeneth: yes
[05:07] <osso> Xeneth: im trying to create a Win7 Repair disc and its currently an .ISO
[05:08] <Xeneth> osso, then you can go upto system > startup disk creator.  Just point to your usb
[05:08] <Xeneth> osso, just choose the correct ISO
[05:09] <urlin2u> startup disc creator wont work
[05:09] <lafon> so anyone figure out why kubuntu forces its icons to gnome in lucid?
[05:09] <gnomie> he should do that from windows anyway
[05:10] <osso> gnomie: i cant boot into windows, that's why im creating a win7 repair disc so i can fix the MBR
[05:10] <urlin2u> lafon, how much of kde do you have installed?
[05:11] <lafon> urlin2u:  I used the meta KDE from synaptic
[05:11] <Xeneth> osso, if creator willnot work, you may have to put it on CD until you get windows working.
[05:11] <urlin2u> osso, make the thumb a NTFS partition, out a boot flag on it all in gparted and extract the ISO to it with the file roller.
[05:11] <urlin2u> out-put*
[05:12] <urlin2u> lafon, when you have n=both they share apps.
[05:12] <jojo_> any one here im having a problem sharing internet my windows client cannot ping or pullup website i follow the configuration in help.ubuntu.com
[05:13] <urlin2u> both*
[05:13] <OerHeks> osso your windows provider has its own tool to put win7 on an usbstick
[05:13] <lafon> urlin2u:  how would i fix that though?
[05:13] <osso> OerHeks: yes, but i cannot acces my Win7... so how would i create that lol
[05:14] <urlin2u> lafon, not sure really.
[05:14] <jojo_> any one here im having a problem sharing internet my windows client cannot ping or pullup website i follow the configuration in help.ubuntu.com
[05:14] <urlin2u> osso, follow my instructions, and you will have a bootable recovery disc.
[05:14] <urlin2u> on the thumb
[05:15] <k1dd1saster> so im using irssi ...is there a way i can scroll up?
[05:15] <gnomie> pg up
[05:15] <lafon> I find it strange that the startup disk creator doesn't work with win7. i did it once and it was fine
[05:15] <jojo_> internet sharing problem here
[05:15] <osso> urlin2u: extract the ISO to it with the file roller; -how?
[05:15] <jojo_> any one here im having a problem sharing internet my windows client cannot ping or pullup website i follow the configuration in help.ubuntu.com
[05:15] <jojo_> any one here im having a problem sharing internet my windows client cannot ping or pullup website i follow the configuration in help.ubuntu.com
[05:16] <urlin2u> osso, hit extract, it ask where point it to the thumb.
[05:16] <Xeneth> jojo_, Don't want to copy and paste like that.  I know theory, but not iptables
[05:16] <zephyr> OMFG, I love it.
[05:16] <zephyr> My Weechat!!!
[05:16] <jojo_> Then what should i do
[05:16] <urlin2u> osso,  if you click on the iso it opens a extractor.
[05:17] <jojo_> no one ans me
[05:18] <urlin2u> osso, it opens the archive manager
[05:18] <wildbat> jojo_: you still on that?
[05:18] <Xeneth> jojo_, ask and continue research.  There may not be someone on who knows that.  I could tell you what is needed, but not how to set it up.
[05:19] <osso> urlin2u: okay got it; so now just reboot into USB?
[05:19] <jojo_> oo that will be fine. what is needed
[05:19] <AlecTaylor> jojo_: %System32%\ping.exe
[05:19] <urlin2u> osso, did you format the thumb to NTFS and put a bootflag on it?
[05:19] <Xeneth> jojo_, You using 2 ethernets?
[05:19] <jojo_> aw. im not using windows.... im using ubunt 10.04
[05:20] <jojo_> yes ive installed that
[05:20] <k1dd1saster> whois
[05:21] <Xeneth> jojo_, ok, You need to setup DHCP on the one going to your other PC's.  Then setup iptables to be a NAT wit port translation.
[05:21] <KidC11> yo
[05:22] <jojo_> my client is able to acquire address by DHCP, idont know about the ip tables
[05:22] <Xeneth> jojo_, not sure of the command, but you should be able to look at the routing tables of iptables.
[05:22] <thechad90000> I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the best Dreamweaver-like software is for Linux
[05:24] <jojo_> like route -n command?
[05:24] <sheng> vim
[05:24] <Xeneth> jojo_, like I said, I know what needs to be done, but without the commands, it dosn't do much good.  I know how to do it on a CISCO, not linux.  I did fumble thrue it once though.
[05:26] <thechad90000> Sorry to ask again but does anyone have suggestions for a Dreamweaver-like program for Linux?
[05:26] <Xeneth> jojo_,  Try http://www.server-servers.com/ubuntu-router-network-gateway/
[05:26] <zelozelos> i made a mouse theme but it wont show up where u change the mouse pointer (change background,theme,pointer tab) any idea why? it works if i change the default theme file
[05:27] <jojo_> ok will try that
[05:31] <zelozelos> go to http://gnome-look.org/   its called Envy
[05:31] <NoN> hi guyss
[05:32] <NoN> i have a big problem with CUT command
[05:32] <NoN> can somebody try ti help me?
[05:32] <zelozelos> whats it doin?
[05:33] <NoN> somebody here?
[05:33] <davidsands> join #nautilus
[05:33] <SIFTU> NoN: just ask
[05:33] <zelozelos> NoN, whats it doin?
[05:33] <NoN> alright
[05:34] <NoN> i'm trying to do: cat file.txt | cut -d',' -f$var
[05:34] <NoN> where $var is "1,2,3"
[05:35] <zelozelos> beyond me, idont script much
[05:35] <NoN> it works when i write in console: var="1,2,3"
[05:36] <NoN> but when I read "1,2,3" from a file and I save it in the variable var, it doesn;t work, the cut command doesnt recognize the sintaxis
[05:37] <ActionParsnip> NoN: in which language?
[05:37] <NoN> did i explain good?
[05:37] <NoN> sh
[05:37] <ActionParsnip> NoN: have you asked in #bash too?
[05:38] <SIFTU> NoN: I dont immediately.. I would try "od"ing the vars.. but the guys in #bash would prob ably know straight away
[05:38] <NoN> thanks i didn't know about this channel
[05:38] <NoN> thank you so much
[05:39] <ActionParsnip> I can't help much myself. My bash-fu is yellow belt on a good day
[05:39] <SIFTU> NoN: I would check for escape chrs in the var
[05:40] <NoN> i was thinking about that
[05:40] <NoN> SIFTU
[05:40] <SIFTU> NoN: probably a \n or something on the end of the one you read in
[05:40] <SIFTU> NoN: which is why I suggested using "od" to debug.
[05:40] <cypha> how do I fix my mouse scrolling
[05:41] <cypha> sometimes it scrolls horizontally instead of vertical
[05:41] <cypha> it's a touchpad on a lenovo
[05:41] <NoN> mmm
[05:41] <cypha> i'm using a vbox
[05:41] <NoN> i havent' heard about 'od', what is it?
[05:41] <SIFTU> NoN: octal dump
[05:41] <NoN> SIFTU: i havent' heard about 'od', what is it?
[05:42] <SIFTU> NoN: var="1,2,3" && echo $var|od -c
[05:42] <NoN> it's a command?
[05:42] <NoN> ok
[05:43] <ActionParsnip> cypha: did you install the guest additions? Are you fully updated?
[05:43] <cypha> ActionParsnip, yes sir
[05:43] <SIFTU> NoN: compare your manual assignement to the one you read in
[05:43] <paulus68> ActionParsnip: Goodmorning
[05:43] <ActionParsnip> cypha: cool. What is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[05:44] <ActionParsnip> paulus68: morning to you sir
[05:45] <paulus68> ActionParsnip: Is there to your knowledge a way to give a higher priority to a data transfer from 1 computer to another through scp?
[05:45] <NoN> SIFTU: When i compare the output is exactly the same
[05:45] <NoN> now
[05:45] <iWang> ActionParsnip: lsb_release -sc will output the codename
[05:46] <NoN> maybe what i will say now is important
[05:46] <SIFTU> NoN: ok.. are you running both under sh?
[05:46] <NoN> no, no its bash
[05:46] <paulus68> iWang: that's correct
[05:46] <NoN> this problem is in the terminal of my job
[05:47] <NoN> i just tried here in my house and it works
[05:47] <ActionParsnip> paulus68: possibly set a higher nice value on the system you want slower. You network hardware (router in most cases) may have some network shaping abilities.
[05:47] <cypha> ActionParsnip, natty
[05:47] <NoN> could it be the version of bash? or kernel?
[05:48] <SIFTU> NoN: you #!/bin/bash at the top?
[05:48] <NoN> yess
[05:48] <NoN> mmm, i dont think is the version
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> Cypha: are there any mouse settings in the config of the virtualbox? It will need powering off to be changed
[05:48] <NoN> the variable manually assigned and the read one shows the same content
[05:49] <SIFTU> NoN: ask the guys in #bash they are extreamly sharp on these things
[05:49] <NoN> hehe ok thanks for heelping
[05:49] <rumpel_> paulus68, maybe "nice - run a program with modified scheduling priority" [man nice]
[05:49] <cypha> ActionParsnip, there aren't
[05:49] <paulus68> rumpel_: thanks
[05:51] <rumpel_> paulus68, what exactly do you want to achieve? faster transfers?
[05:51] <uw_> hi friends!  /etc/init.d questions
[05:51] <uw_> how can i some program to include swtiches when i run "start" or "restart"
[05:51] <rumpel_> uw_, ok, i start: what is /etc/init.d used for? :D
[05:52] <wsr3193> Anyone having problems with firefox 6 besides me
[05:52] <paulus68> rumpel_: yes since for instance yesterday I had a transfer of 500mb from the pc at work towards home and it just went over 20K per sec while I can download from my server at 3mb per sec
[05:52] <uw_> rumpel_, lol ummm well lets say im more of a question-asker than an answer-knower
[05:53] <uw_> i think it stores scripts for starting/stopping etc stuff at boot, shutdown, and other runlevels?
[05:54] <sim-paf> hi there folks
[05:54] <knightwise> help :)
[05:54] <sim-paf> i have ati radeon HD 5800 Series
[05:54] <knightwise> need to urgently copy over an itunes directory , but JUST the differences
[05:55] <knightwise> is there anyone who can help me ?
[05:55] <rumpel_> uw_, you want to create a custom script in init.d, which reacts to start or restart? Just browse through the other scripts in there and use them as a template. it's not very complicated.
[05:55] <rumpel_> paulus68, ok... then scheduling priorities won't help you much.
[05:55] <Strav> Hi. Small software question: I'm currently using audacious2 for several reasons: it's lightweight, it supports .cue files for .flacs (all my music collection is in .flac so this is a must), it has track level replay gain adjustment, in general, it can play nearly every audio format I throw at it and most importantly: It does not screw my folders organization by trying offering me a meta-tag based hierarchy like that godforsaken
[05:55] <Strav> banshee. My only problem with audacious so far, is a long withstanding bug with audio buffering while using the pulseaudio output plugin (this is especially a problem for me since I stream from a samba share). Any suggestion on what I can use as a replacement? (read: no meta-tag based player, lightweight, good .cue & .flac support, solid audio buffering, and hopefully highly customizable)
[05:55] <sim-paf>  i want to set my display to gray scale is it possible?
[05:56] <Strav> sim-paf I think it is with compiz-fusion.
[05:56] <sim-paf> Strav:wot is that?
[05:56] <rumpel_> uw_, yes
[05:57] <uw_> rumpel_, thank you for answering  well see there is one i would like to edit (add a "-f 100" and "-L") but i dont see where i could put these parameters in
[05:57] <rumpel_> uw_, read some of the scripts and you will see, how it works.
[05:57] <uw_> rumpel_, because there are other parameters that are including at start/restart, but i dont see where they come from?
[05:57] <uw_> ok i will look at others
[05:58] <Strav> sim-paf: it's the compositing manager that now comes by default with ubuntu. It's responsible for most of the effects on your desktop.
[05:59] <rumpel_> paulus68, do you have higher rates, if you download from other servers? other locations?
[05:59] <Strav> sim-paf: let me take a quick look if it's possible, I remember seeing something like that a while ago.
[05:59] <sim-paf> ohk
[05:59] <paulus68> rumpel_: I noticed it just doing a file transfer from this pc(at work) towards my server
[06:00] <Strav> sim-paf: yes, if you install compiz settings manager, you'll have in it something called Color filters, there you can set your screen to be greyscale.
[06:00] <Strav> sim-paf: just google for compiz settings manager you'll have some nice directions.
[06:03] <Strav> So, any good alternatives to audacious2?
[06:03] <rumpel_> uw_, so you want to add more optional arguments like "sudo service foobar -verbose -debug ..."?
[06:03] <sim-paf> Strav: ohk thanks
[06:03] <KidC11> is anyone using irssi?!?!?!
[06:03] <Myrtti> KidC11: plenty of people
[06:04] <KidC11> is there a way to scroll up?!
[06:04] <Myrtti> pg up
[06:04] <Flannel> KidC11: page-up.  or alt-p (alt-n is down)
[06:04] <gnomie> or, #irssi for other values of 'more info'
[06:04] <uw_> rumpel_, yes.  when i do "/etc/init.d/something start" it runs "/bin/something -a -b -c"
[06:05] <uw_> rumpel_, i would like it to do "/bin/something -a -b -c -d -e -f -g"
[06:05] <rumpel_> uw_, ah... so with fixed argument? (always -a -b -c when started)
[06:06] <uw_> rumpel_, correct, the parameters that it already is using PLUS 2 other ones
[06:06] <grub_seeker> hello :) After a couple of years of using Ubuntu, this is the first time I have a "problem" with it. I would need to install Dosbox on a computer with no Internet connection, but I can't figure out how to download all the packages necessary for it to work...
[06:07] <rumpel_> uw_, 'case "$1" in \n  start) /bin/something -a -b -c ;; ...'
[06:07] <uw_> grub_seeker, is this for a custom install disk?
[06:07] <grub_seeker> I have downloaded dosbox_0.74-1_i386.deb package, the problem is that it has dependencies
[06:08] <grub_seeker> uw_:  no, standard install
[06:08] <uw_> grub_seeker, so what you want to put in on an usbdrive and go to the other computer?
[06:08] <grub_seeker> Ubuntu is already installed there, and working great, we just need Dosbox added
[06:08] <Strav>  grub_seeker: can you use gdebi?
[06:08] <grub_seeker> uw_: yes :)
[06:08] <grub_seeker> i don't know what it is
[06:08] <Strav> dpkg -i will not manage the deps, gdebit will.
[06:08] <Strav> gedbi
[06:09] <Strav> gdebi
[06:09] <Strav> argh
[06:09] <FloodBot1> Strav: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:09] <rumpel_> uw_, just add it to the command call in the start-section of the case-structure
[06:09] <rumpel_> uw_, but usually such things are configured elsewhere, btw.
[06:09] <Myrtti> grub_seeker: if you go to synaptic, you can create a package download script that downloads all the dependencies you need
[06:09] <grub_seeker> Strav:  so I just need to download that gdebi program?
[06:09] <Strav> I think it's installed by default on ubuntu.
[06:09] <Myrtti> grub_seeker: you need to first select the packages you need and then it will create a script you can use when you are at a machine that has internet
[06:10] <Strav> grub_seeker: otherwise, apt-get install gdebi
[06:10] <uw_> grub_seeker, using apt you can get those dependices and put them on the drive, then include that drive in your repositiories
[06:10] <grub_seeker> Myrtti: so I have to create the script on the machine without internet, transfer it to the one that has it, and then download?
[06:10] <Myrtti> grub_seeker: basically yes.
[06:10] <surround> I am using bluetooth dialup
[06:10] <uw_> i will help you in a little bit rumpel_ is helping me now one sec
[06:11] <surround> But I am having problem while disconnectiing it
[06:11] <kamil> Hi
[06:11] <grub_seeker> uw_:  thanks :) , I would like to try your method right now
[06:11] <surround> It does not disconnect well, my dial up connection
[06:11] <Strav> grub_seeker: ah didn't figured you didn't had internet access on the other machine. Sorry I'm kinda distracted atm.
[06:12] <surround> I also tried Blueman but no success
[06:12] <grub_seeker> Strav:  it's ok, you guys are helping in an awesome way :D
[06:12] <surround> It doesn't integrate well with Network manager
[06:12] <kamil> I am getting a unknown file system grub recue error when I am booting after I had to do cold restart when the ubuntu 11.04 froze while on previous boot
[06:12] <grub_seeker> Myrtti: I'll first try using apt in the way uw suggested, then if it doesn't work I'll try your method
[06:13] <surround> Infact I am using latest version of all of above
[06:13] <grub_seeker> Myrtti: and THANKS :D
[06:13] <kamil> I have checked on the forums but I am not able to get it to work
[06:13] <rumpel_> grub_seeker, do the two machines have the same ubuntu-version? also both 32bit/64bit?
[06:13] <surround> Any body here who can help me
[06:13] <rumpel_> grub_seeker, if there are differences, that would be very relevant
[06:13] <grub_seeker> rumpel_: version yea, but I'm not sure about architecture
[06:14] <Strav> gotta go. cya all.
[06:14] <uw_> rumpel_, i dont see where it is getting those parameters from http://pastebin.com/DkDsJV5N
[06:14] <grub_seeker> mine is 64bit, but the one that needs dosbox I'm not sure is it 32bit or 64bit
[06:14] <Myrtti> grub_seeker: what Synaptic does is it just makes a list of wget commands, and it does take the architecture in to account :-)
[06:15] <surround> What does import OS command do?
[06:15] <surround> IN python
[06:16] <surround> :-[
[06:16] <SIFTU> surround: totally wrong channel but it loads the "OS" module which has many OS related objects in it
[06:16] <SIFTU> surround: #python is where you want to go
[06:17] <rumpel_> grub_seeker, you can check on cli with 'uname -m'
[06:17] <surround> SIFTU: Thanks
[06:17] <uw_> rumpel_, btw, here is what IS running when i issues restart http://pastebin.com/3XYJ2KbQ
[06:17] <gh0st> Is there a way I can get a different background for each workspace I'm on? I'm running 10.04
[06:18] <soreau> gh0st: Compiz wallpaper plugin can do it
[06:18] <rumpel_> uw_, i will have a look but it takes a long time (very slow connection to pastebin)
[06:18] <soreau> gh0st: of course that means you'll lose your desktop icons
[06:19] <grub_seeker> rumpel_: thanks, great. I'll check it as soon as I get there, the said computer is at work... and we don't have the internet, so that the users wouldn't waste time
[06:19] <rumpel_> uw_, and i wouldn't recommend ftp
[06:19] <rumpel_> grub_seeker, most simple way would be to temporarily activate internet, if it's possible.
[06:19] <whattsup> Hi guys, i'm trying to open MMS live stream in VLC, totem, rhythmbox... and it doesnt open. I think it could be proxy - can you try if it opens for you? mms://live2.infonetmedia.si/radio1
[06:19] <uw_> thank you rumpel_ whenever you can i really appreciate your time
[06:20] <uw_> rumpel_,  but why not sftp or ftp?
[06:20] <Ibis> How do I re-arraign icons in unity-2D            The left side icons that sits on the black tray?
[06:21] <whattsup> $h1t :s
[06:21] <rumpel_> uw_, http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FtpMustDie
[06:21] <grub_seeker> rumpel_: We normally don't need the internet at work at all, so we never got it. It's just this time that we need to use our old licensed DOS program that does great job at calculating certain things
[06:22] <grub_seeker> and we don't have a real IT guy, it's a small mostly family business
[06:22] <whattsup> vlc
[06:22] <whattsup> err
[06:22] <whattsup> *fail*
[06:24] <thrillERboy> Ubuntu 11.10 comes with Gnome 3?
[06:25] <rww> thrillERboy: #ubuntu+1 for oneiric discussion and support, but yes, it will.
[06:25] <thrillERboy> Thanks rww  :)
[06:27] <grub_seeker> Myrtti: can you help me a bit on how to use Synaptic to do what you suggested?
[06:27] <rumpel_> uw_, "start-stop-daemon" seems to execute $WRAPPER, which is the string '/usr/sbin/pure/ftpd-wrapper', which sounds like another script for ftpd. I guess you could add your additional arguments there.
[06:27] <grub_seeker> so when I run Synaptic, I type dosbox in search filter
[06:28] <grub_seeker> then what?
[06:28] <grub_seeker> there is a "generate download script" under file, but will it automatically add dependencies?
[06:29] <Myrtti> grub_seeker: mark dosbox as installable, then generate script
[06:29] <rumpel_> uw_, ah... man start-stop-daemon: ... any additional argument after -- will be added to the command call
[06:30] <grub_seeker> Myrtti: huh, that's a lot easier than I thought it would be. Thabks a lot :D
[06:30] <grub_seeker> *thanks
[06:31] <rumpel_> grub_seeker, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Synaptic/PackageDownloadScript#Generate_Script
[06:32] <robertzaccour> Whats the best test for web browsers? Sunspider, Acid Test, or Javascript?
[06:33] <rumpel_> grub_seeker, but remember that this only downloads packages for one specific ubuntu version.
[06:33] <grub_seeker> rumpel_:  yup, that confirms it, you guys are awesome! Thanks a lot for everything, now I need to go to work and do these things.
[06:34] <grub_seeker> rumpel_: it's not a problem, we need it only on one specific computer, to calculate some messy economics things
[06:34] <grub_seeker> and we had an old program that does the job perfectly, which now we can use (it works great in dosbox)
[06:35] <rumpel_> grub_seeker, no... i meant: for one specific ubuntu version which is the _same_ as the one, you generated the script from
[06:35] <grub_seeker> anyways, talk to you guys later. Bye :)
[06:35] <grub_seeker> oh
[06:35] <grub_seeker> rumpel_: even better :)
[06:35] <grub_seeker> bye now
[06:38] <sheng> who can help me ? I want to compilation qt applications with static. please give me a web address
[06:38] <bullgard4> Was bedeutet diese Antwort: '~$ sudo dhclient eth0; RTNETLINK answers: File exists.'?
[06:38] <sheng> please
[06:39] <sheng> ??
[06:40] <harry_> Anyone with the knowledege of InstallJammer??
[06:40] <julian_> The hold mouse1 for mouse2 option in accessibility isn't working at all, can anyone help? (Natty 11.04)
[06:41] <uw_> bullgard4, wo liest du das?
[06:42] <bullgard4> uv_Auf meinem Pseudoterminal tty2.
[06:43] <sheng> 大家好
[06:43] <urlin2u> !cn | sheng
[06:44] <sheng> thanks
[06:44] <bullgard4> urlin2u: Before you are shouting at <sheng> you better read what he has written before in this channel and answer to that.
[06:45] <urlin2u> bullgard4, I did and I wasn't shouting.
[06:46] <KM0201> bullgard4, if what he did bothered you, i'd suggest decaf....
[06:46] <uw_> bullgard4, ya well i figured that.  are you reading it in a configuration file or is " File exists." what it is saying when you issue  "sudo dhclient eth0"
[06:49] <uw_> bullgard4: typ "ifconfig -a"
[06:50] <teenboy> Hi! Have a problem!
[06:50] <ikonia> teenboy: just ask, and if someone can help, they will
[06:53] <uw_> rumpel_, thank you again for your help.  i bootlegged it in there and it seems to work now.  what would you recommend instead of FTP?  (that is similar for dropping off and getting files easily)
[06:54] <teenboy> ikonia shanks) Problem with saving and opening of documents in LibreOffice 3.3.3. Its takes too long time(15sec)
[06:54] <ikonia> teenboy: no idea why that is.
[06:54] <ANDruid> ubuntu 10.4 for laptop,mention bell is not work
[06:54] <teenboy> My system is Ubuntu 11.04
[06:55] <teenboy> GEdit work normally
[06:55] <teenboy> Is it problem with filesystem?
[06:55] <ANDruid> also loggin sound even i set it right after i use normal visul effect\
[06:56] <ANDruid> but i can still listen music,so i think it is not my sound card problem
[06:57] <rumpel_> uw_, i usually use ssh because it's secure, easy to configure and is sufficient for my needs. You can also "mount" network-directories with sshfs. Or there is nfs or other alternatives.
[06:57] <ANDruid> it work right when i input password for loggin.but wrong after loading system
[06:58] <urlin2u> teenboy, you can adjust libreoffice to open a bit faster, take a look here, I don't use the quick start, although it is ticked in the picture.  http://imagebin.org/173640
[06:59] <teenboy> I don't use this. Also I turn off java( problem still active(
[07:01] <urlin2u> teenboy, if you open tools options you wil lnotice the stock is different then the image I posted
[07:01] <NoN> do you know a channel about FTP?
[07:01] <p896gbm> hey guys, how do i play m4v videos in firefox? the mozilla-plugin-vlc doesn't recognize m4v, and the gecko-mediaplayer doesn't work
[07:01] <NoN> ftp conection
[07:01] <p896gbm> is there another working plugin i'm missing?
[07:02] <ANDruid> anyone play github?
[07:02] <Snicksie> p896gbm, will this topic help you: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=864909 ?
[07:02] <teenboy> I'll try this...
[07:02] <ANDruid> i need help too
[07:03] <p896gbm> Snicksie: thanks, but this is just to play the video. i'm looking for a plugin to watch the videos in a browser
[07:05] <Snicksie> maybe there are some codecs here that will help you p896gbm https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[07:06] <p896gbm> Snicksie: it's not the codecs thats the problem
[07:06] <p896gbm> it's getting an actual plugin to play the embedded videos in the browser
[07:06] <p896gbm> i can play the videos outside the browser
[07:06] <p896gbm> but i'd have to find them in the page source and download them to watch them
[07:06] <teenboy> Problem not resolved
[07:07] <p896gbm> anyway i install the totem-plugins and it seems to have worked for now
[07:07] <p896gbm> installed*
[07:08] <teenboy> Sorry, I need to go, see soon!
[07:08] <ANDruid> hey,i think maybe startup session case my problme
[07:08] <urlin2u> teenboy, you might also try #libreoffice  :D
[07:09] <ANDruid> some program for system bell must closed
[07:09] <ANDruid> and i save the session
[07:09] <rpk> Hello, has anyone been able to dual boot ubuntu and Windows 8 Developer preview?
[07:09] <urlin2u> yes
[07:09] <ANDruid> what program is for system bell?
[07:09] <rpk> urlin2u: and do you get the os picker interface to show up correctly?
[07:10] <rpk> I have Windows 7 Installed, with Ubuntu installed over it ( so grub goes into Win7 boot loader), and I just installed the developer preview, and now I go straight into windows 8 only.
[07:10] <urlin2u> rpk, you mean the grub menu? have you run sudo update-grub  it shows as a recovery naming the partition but I have W7 as well.
[07:11] <rpk> On another machine with just Win 7 installed, it correctly found Win 7 and listed it as an option
[07:11] <Praet0rian> quit
[07:11] <rpk> urlin2u: no I mean the windows 8 OS picker
[07:12] <urlin2u> rpk, 8 jsut showed up in the grub menu for me when I look at the bootscript it just shows the same boot files as windows 7
[07:12] <urlin2u> W8/just
[07:13] <rpk> urlin2u: so you installed ubuntu / linux after Windows 8?
[07:14] <urlin2u> rpk, no,
[07:15] <urlin2u> rpk, pastebin the RESULTS.txt from running the bootscript. http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/
[07:17] <urlin2u> rpk, I also installed both W7 and W8 specifically without their boot partition with custom installs.
[07:17] <rpk> urlin2u: ah ok.  I'm trying to preserve the Windows 8 boot loader.
[07:18] <rpk> (was confused since Windows 8 during normal install will set itself as the drive to boot first from, boots partially into Win8, and then displays detected operating systems in its 'os picker'
[07:18] <rpk> I was hoping that Win 8 wasn't finding my Win 7 install due to grub getting in the way somehow.
[07:19] <root> eh
[07:19] <Ibis> Anyone by any chance think in the near future, it will be possible to snap Opera's menu bar into  Unity's bar at the very very top?
[07:20] <Ibis> I bet Opera developers didn't see that coming! Ha
[07:20] <urlin2u> rpk, I think if you have a windows boot partition, that the boots get intertwined like other dual windows setups, I saw on the web that the choice for either would be in a windows gui, but since all my boot is from the mbr it just was added to the grub menu.
[07:21] <urlin2u> rpk, I had to reload grub I believe to the mbr I forget, thta would be what normally happens.
[07:21] <rpk> urlin2u: yeah, thats what is supposed to happen.  I (just) found other people with the same issue when Win7 and Win8 are installed onto separate drives
[07:21] <urlin2u> tryl, I don't do PM without a warning
[07:21] <tryl> & i cant type
[07:22] <tryl> or can i?
[07:22] <tryl> forgotten my nickname's pass
[07:22] <rpk> I'd really like to preserve the Win8 boot loader / picker... looks a heck of a lot nicer than grub
[07:22] <tryl> & in single user mode
[07:22] <urlin2u> rpk, I think you will need to ask at #windows really :D
[07:23] <sveinse> Where can I find info about the updated security updates? I got a large bunch of updates this morning and would like to know what's going on...
[07:23] <urlin2u> rpk, I will say though that i have 7 OS's on my computer, all will boot with grub.
[07:23] <rpk> oh, didn't know there was one.  urlin2u: yeah, like I said, I just assumed the issue was likely caused by grub wrapping over or hiding the Win7 bootloader in some way
[07:24] <rww> sveinse: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/
[07:24] <rpk> urlin2u: and thanks for the help.
[07:24] <urlin2u> rpk, no problem.
[07:24] <anjay-hard> hi , every body , I want install gnome-ubuntu on ubuntu 10.04 ,  I can't found gnome-ubuntu in synaptic package manager
[07:24] <rww> anjay-hard: what do you mean by "gnome-ubuntu"?
[07:25] <anjay-hard> I want install the package
[07:25] <elky> anjay-hard, are you saying you want to use gnome3 instead of unity?
[07:26] <elky> anjay-hard, or are you asking for gnome 2 (gnome classic)
[07:26] <anjay-hard> gnome-ubuntu is a command , I want find out the package
[07:26] <rww> anjay-hard: what makes you think it is? I don't see it in my package database.
[07:27] <Shirakawasuna> anjay-hard: it's not a package...
[07:27] <elky> anjay-hard, what told you it is a command?
[07:27] <BillClinton> Hello. I am looking for a program on Ubuntu similar to photoshop so I can resize photos
[07:27] <Shirakawasuna> anjay-hard: are you saying that you want to install GNOME?
[07:27] <anjay-hard> http://people.debian.org.tw/~chihchun/2007/06/20/setup-mount-options-for-gnome-mount/
[07:27] <Shirakawasuna> BillClinton: gimp
[07:27] <firekraag> BillClinton: Try GIMP: Image > Scale Image
[07:27] <amin`>  i have problem with showing the regular mouse figure in xmonad. could someone tell me how could i do that? ( the current mouse shape is a clock.)
[07:27] <anjay-hard> I want change the gnome default mount option
[07:28] <anjay-hard> but need have gnome-mount
[07:28] <BillClinton> thanks firekraag and Shirakawasuna
[07:28] <rww> anjay-hard: that page says nothing about gnome-ubuntu
[07:28] <erozio> how to make my "convert" convert all paged of pdf to tiff? i got converted only 1-st one
[07:29] <erozio> *pasges
[07:29] <erozio> **pages
[07:29] <rww> anjay-hard: gnome-mount hasn't been part of Ubuntu since hardy.
[07:29] <firekraag> BillClinton: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Linux_software_equivalent_to_Windows_software
[07:29] <anjay-hard> "you must have gnome-mount as well"
[07:30] <elky> anjay-hard, that's not what you've been asking for :)
[07:30] <Shirakawasuna> anjay-hard: is gnome-volume-manager installed?
[07:30] <anjay-hard> no
[07:31] <elky> anjay-hard, then try install gnome-volume-manager :)
[07:31] <anjay-hard> can't find the gnome-volume-manager in database
[07:32] <DarsVaeda> Hi, how do I go to a smb://folder/ in the shell
[07:32] <DarsVaeda> on the shell...at the shell...hrm
[07:33] <anjay-hard> Package gnome-volume-manager is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[07:33] <anjay-hard> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[07:33] <anjay-hard> is only available from another source
[07:33] <anjay-hard> E: Package gnome-volume-manager has no installation candidate
[07:33] <elky> anjay-hard, what exactly are you trying to achieve?
[07:34] <anjay-hard> I just want change the gnome default mount option
[07:36] <elky> anjay-hard, why do you need to do that?
[07:37] <anjay-hard> I want build a  forensic live cd
[07:38] <elky> anjay-hard, there are so many of those already. why not just use them?
[07:40] <anjay-hard> I want build my own one
[07:40] <anjay-hard> for my company
[07:42] <elky> anjay-hard, well it seem you have a lot of research to do. Firstly you need to understand how packaging works, so reading up packaging guides would help.
[07:43] <anjay-hard> yes , I know it
[07:44] <elky> anjay-hard, I certainly cannot help you, sorry.
[07:45] <anjay-hard> It's ok , thanks
[07:46] <elky> anjay-hard, though, i'd kinda recommend you not start all the way from scratch with ubuntu. Another forensic live cd would be a better starting point, then you can just change the bits you need to be different.
[07:46] <spetrea> I'm building a .deb myself and have a file in debian/libpackage.cron.d which ends up in /etc/cron.d/libpackage file and that's good. the problem is nothing inside that file runs when I expect it too, tried a simple job like "* * * * * root /bin/date >> /tmp/stuff" and I saw no output in /tmp/stuff. any ideas as to what my be causing this ?
[07:47] <Avoider> Hi
[07:47] <Avoider> I'm a new ubuntu user.
[07:47] <Avoider> i need some help please..
[07:47] <anjay-hard> I try the way before ,  but it is not be easy , have a lot of problem
[07:48] <Avoider> Was wondering if there was a way to change th side bar?
[07:48] <Avoider> to the bottom
[07:48] <Avoider> Or if that is even possible?
[07:48] <urlin2u> Avoider, no its static you can make its size change though with the unity plugin in ccsm
[07:49] <aksx> hey i am trying to install freenet on my external drive it shows java.ioexception error=13 while running setup.sh script... any idea???
[07:49] <Avoider> urlin2u: where can i find that sir?
[07:50] <urlin2u> Avoider, install the compiz config settings manager
[07:50] <elky> Avoider, through the software center. If you click on the ubuntu icon and start typing 'software center' it'll appear. Then search the software center for 'ccsm'
[07:50] <Avoider> ok thanks much guys
[07:51] <urlin2u> Avoider, be careful otherwise if you want the cube I can give you a link, it is not tricky but you can loose everything while tweaking.
[07:52] <Avoider> tweaking the side bar?
[07:52] <urlin2u> Avoider, no any other plugins.
[07:52] <Avoider> So is it best just to leave as defult?
[07:53] <Avoider> Because im not so familliar with ubuntu yet
[07:53] <jongleur> Hi. Any idea, why my 10.04 LTS wants to do a dist upgrade; even when it's configured only to use LTS dist upgrades?
[07:53] <urlin2u> Avoider, your choice you can gave the cube it just needs to be done with a little for-knowledge, of what to exspect.
[07:53] <ikonia> jongleur: probablly to 10.4.2/3
[07:53] <Avoider> ok sur
[07:53] <urlin2u> gave=have*
[07:53] <ikonia> jongleur: rather than 11.x
[07:54] <Avoider> ill try the link
[07:54] <pawel__> jonglerur because you are using old LTS :)
[07:54] <jongleur> pawel__: 10.04 is AFAIK the last LTS, isn't it?
[07:55] <urlin2u> Avoider, I used this one in the beginning read carefully before do it. http://reformedmusings.wordpress.com/2011/05/05/howto-get-the-compiz-desktop-cube-in-ubuntu-11-04-natty-and-unity/
[07:55] <jongleur> yes, it's 10.04.3, but nevertheless a LTS version (according to /etc/issue)
[07:56] <ikonia> jongleur: what does lsb-release -a show
[07:56] <Avoider> ok thanks
[07:57] <jongleur> ikonia: Release 10.04 Description: Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS
[07:57] <urlin2u> Avoider, no problem, basically compiz has some refresh problems and the fusion icon that normaly restart compiz can be set up as a launcher to restart that is all the function it has in Natty.
[07:57] <ikonia> jongleur: what does it want to upgrade to ?
[07:59] <jongleur> it doesn't say anything specific, but opening the update tool it displays a box mentioning, not all updates could be updated. I can choose between a partly update or nothing
[07:59] <ikonia> jongleur: then you need to go thorugh what it wants to update to, what's failing, which will probably give you an idea of whats going on
[08:00] <urlin2u> jongleur, you running 11.10?
[08:00] <jongleur> if I choose the partly update, the distribution update/upgrade (it's a german installation, where I fear, there is no difference) is shown and calculates changes
[08:00] <jongleur> urlin2u: 10.04.3
[08:00] <urlin2u> jongleur, sorry I missed that.
[08:01] <ikonia> jongleur: is possibly your update to 10.04.3 - it didn't work properly, so it's trying to complete
[08:01] <jongleur> after changes have been calculated, it wants to change a lot
[08:01] <jongleur> ikonia: why now? the machine has been running for months now without complaining about it
[08:02] <jongleur> I'm a little bit in fear, because all upgrades before broke the system yet (due to driver problems, I think)
[08:04] <Will123456> hey guys. vlc and cheese can read from my webcam perfectly, but mplayer is having problems. all the literature on the net doesn't seem to address my problem - anything obvious i might be missing?
[08:07] <teenboy> Have a problem this LibreOffice
[08:08] <teenboy> LO open and save files 10-15sec
[08:11] <rpk> urlin2u: hey, was it you I was talking to before?
[08:11] <teeteto> Is there a way to use the USB stick as software source?
[08:11] <teeteto> I need to install the wireless drivers and I'm stuck without connection
[08:11] <Strav> Hi. I have emacs started as a daemon and I'm trying to launch an emacsclient via ssh with X redirection. For normal progs, X redirection on the client side is working but when I'm trying to launch emacsclient, I get: Error: display localhost:10.0 can't be opened. Since there's no one on the ssh channels and no one on the emacs channel can help, I figured I might ask here. I did tried to set xhost + on the client side, but with no
[08:11] <Strav> result. Any suggestion?
[08:12] <rpk> anyways, fyi, if grub is installed, Windows 8 dev prev cannot find a Win7 install 'hidden' behind grub.  There's a workable short term solution for now, but I assume it'll be fixed soon enough
[08:13] <urlin2u> rpk, have you ever used the bootscript?
[08:14] <rpk> urlin2u: nope
[08:15] <urlin2u> rpk, it will show what is where as far as boot information and a lot more, you might consider running it and pastebining the results.text we couls see what is actualy happening.
[08:15] <Ibis> Lol, It would be funny if Gnome team were like...
[08:15] <Ibis>  "Awww screw this, let's just fork back what Ubuntu forked from us"...
[08:16] <rpk> urlin2u: it wouldn't be fixed by grub though, right?
[08:16] <rpk> or are you suggesting theres another issue that is causing the problem
[08:16] <urlin2u> rpk, takes out the guessing, a great tool. http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/    It will show the setup and for a person who know what it should be=the boot it works.
[08:17] <urlin2u> rpk, it is a diagnostic not fix tool.
[08:18] <rpk> urlin2u: yeah, just would have to boot back into ubuntu to use it
[08:18] <urlin2u> rpk, cool.
[08:19] <rpk> and unfortunately, due to the brilliant guys running the show, they've decided the rendering bug where windows control (close, min, max) and title bars don't render should be closed, as unity is the future
[08:19] <teenboy> LibreOffice save and open files too long. What to do?
[08:20] <rpk> I've pretty much decided to never boot back into ubuntu ever again.  How do you close a bug which prevents anyone from using the OS in classic without running metacity --restart?
[08:21] <AlecTaylor> I've got no screens. I've tried apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop, apt-get remove xauth. I then rebooted and reinstalled them. I still can't startx due to no screens being found. What's next?
[08:22] <amin`> we I hover a mouse over a windows; xmonad show the red border around that windos. how could I change the color of this?
[08:22] <teenboy> This bug is in Open Office(>3) too...
[08:22] <urlin2u> teenboy, whats your cpu and ram?
[08:23] <teenboy> Ram 2gb Amd 2x
[08:24] <teenboy> Video ati mobility radeon x1300
[08:24] <Shirakawasuna> teenboy: are the files large?
[08:24] <Shirakawasuna> teenboy: and is it the opening process that's long or the dialog windows taking a long time to load?
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> amin`: in KDE?
[08:25] <urlin2u> teenboy, 32 bit or 64? I ask as I wonder if your just using a lot of the resources generally, nither OO or libreoffice opened that fast anyway in ubuntu.
[08:25] <teenboy> No, files are small, process...
[08:25] <urlin2u> your'e*
[08:25] <teenboy> 32bit
[08:26] <teenboy> In old versions of OO worked OK!
[08:28] <teenboy> opening and saving processes takes too long time
[08:28] <kratos_> anybody knows what's the issue about a cifs client mount a remote smb partition which hangs and "d????????? ? ?    ?               ?                ? foldername"?
[08:29] <s0126h> i am looking for livcd linux where i can log into gui as root and has kernel 3.0 or higher
[08:29] <urlin2u> teenboy, you might try the ppa if you have not already. https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ppa
[08:30] <teenboy> I'll try
[08:31] <warfaren> s0126h: i believe PartedMagic will let you do that
[08:32] <AlecTaylor> I can't ping google via its hostname. When I try via its IP Address I get "Packet filtered" errors
[08:32] <blackcat73> recently upgrade my dist to 11.04
[08:32] <amin`> ActionParsnip, in xmonad
[08:33] <blackcat73> I was using wmii or xmonad but now is broken, whenever I tried to start firefox or gajim it crash's X, anyone knows how to fix this?
[08:33] <s0126h> warfaren i need 3.0; does it have that
[08:33] <warfaren> last time i checked yes it does
[08:35] <s0126h> warfaren what gui does it come with
[08:35] <warfaren> i think lxde?
[08:35] <kimmie> sorry i gotta go, have fun
[08:36] <codebeaker> is it possible to decompile a package to get the original PPA build script? There's a PPA that I need, but it's too out of date, and I never programmed a build script before
[08:36] <warfaren> and yeah its running on linux kernel 3.0 since parted magic 6.4
[08:37] <iWang> ubuntu livecd doesn't support EFI?
[08:37] <iWang> so how about ubuntu dvd
[08:39] <urlin2u> iWang, you might take a look here notice the links as well. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MactelSupportTeam/EFI-Boot-Mactel
[08:40] <iWang> urlin2u: OK,i'll check! Thanks!
[08:42] <japro> hi, i have a weird issue with networking/wlan. basically it works for some time, then suddenly i get "wired network disconnected" (which wasn't pugged in in the first place) an i only get "server not found" etc. even though it clearly states that there is a working wlan connection
[08:42] <jojo_> hi have a question who can help me here...
[08:43] <jojo_> after i install webcontent filtering my client pullup any website
[08:43] <ActionParsnip> japro: when it drops, run:  dmesg | tail    it may give clues
[08:43] <japro> ActionParsnip, ok, will try, thx
[08:45] <bazhang> jojo_, whats the actual question
[08:45] <s0126h> warfaren nice it has 3.0 and root  but i cannot seem to mount xfs drive
[08:45] <jojo_> ok. i download squid on my server, after i activate it i was not able to pullup any website on windows client
[08:46] <warfaren> strange
[08:46] <s0126h> it says function not implemented;  it works in other livecd
[08:46] <warfaren> well sorry im not very experienced with it. i just noticed it had what you asked
[08:47] <jojo_> bazhang:ok. i download squid on my server, after i activate it i was not able to pullup any website on windows client
[08:47] <kelsey> Hallo
[08:47] <warfaren> probably youre just missing some package?
[08:47] <Linda> he
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[08:47] <Linda> omg heeeeee
[08:47] <kelsey> hooi LINDA
[08:47] <kelsey> PINDA
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[08:47] <Linda> oh my gucci
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[08:47] <kelsey> :p
[08:47] <kelsey> Is
[08:47] <FloodBot1> kelsey: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:47] <Linda> ahahaah< ja kweet
[08:47] <Linda> hje bithc
[08:47] <Linda> omg
[08:47] <Linda> hoer
[08:47] <Linda> hoer
[08:47] <FloodBot1> Linda: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:48] <AcidBurn> yo
[08:48] <jojo_> bazhang:ok. i download squid on my server, after i activate it i was not able to pullup any website on windows client
[08:49] <AcidBun> t/nick acidburn
[08:50] <AcidBun> why cant i use "acidburn" as my nick?
[08:50] <LjL> AcidBun: because it's registered by someone else
[08:50] <AcidBun> haha acid bun was a typo
[08:51] <firekraag> AcidBun: You may be ghosted. Do you have registered your nick on freenode?
[08:51] <AcidBun> nosir
[08:52] <jojo_> is there any one who can help me
[08:56] <LaNc3r> there, my old nick
[08:56] <s0126h> i have 1.txt file with  line1 = aaaa   line2 = bbbb  line3 = cccc /etc   and i want to do  cp /root/$line1$/$line1$.txt  /mnt/1  then  cp /root/$line2$/line2$.txt /mnt/1 etc  ; what is best way to do this
[08:57] <LaNc3r> damn gui installers, why must you always fail?
[08:58] <firekraag> s0126h: I'd use PHP but there may be easier/prettier solutions
[08:59] <LaNc3r> hmm, can one of you kind fellows help me manually install linux?
[08:59] <LaNc3r> this gui fails everytie
[09:00] <LaNc3r> this gui fails everytime*
[09:00] <phunker> s0126h: cat 1.txt|while read line do; cp /root/${line}/${line}.txt /mnt/1 ; done
[09:00] <jojo_> any one here
[09:00] <jojo_> who can help me
[09:00] <LaNc3r> whats youre problem jojo?
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> LaNc3r: how do you mean manually instal Linux?
[09:01] <LaNc3r> as in an alternitive to useing the gui installer
[09:02] <LaNc3r> is thisnot possable?
[09:02] <LaNc3r> is this not possable?
[09:04] <geirha> LaNc3r: Download and use the alternative cd
[09:04] <ActionParsnip> LaNc3r: sure, there is the alternate ISO which installs in text mode and gives a desktop OS
[09:05] <geirha> LaNc3r: Sorry, alternate. http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/alternative-download#alternate
[09:05] <ActionParsnip> LaNc3r: its just a text based GUI rather than a graphical one, it's not 'manual' by any stretch
[09:06] <ActionParsnip> LaNc3r: you can also use the minimal ISO to install a barebones CLI ubuntu install, then install whatever stuff you want on it (i'd advise a wired connection for this)
[09:15] <Fleck> hello, i booted from live cd, copied all files from hdd, to sdd, updated grub and rebooted... i get kernel panic :/
[09:16] <Loqus> Question: Is there any way in Ubuntu to open, close, seek and read / write with a file directly from the terminal? Things like cat, echo, pipe, head etc. just open, seek, read/write, close in one operation - I want to manually control those operation calls to the file handler...
[09:16] <Fleck> grub menu showed up, kernel and initrd seems to be loading ok, but at the end, when init is run, i get panic
[09:23] <ActionParsnip> Fleck: what if you choose an older kernel?
[09:23] <Fleck> i tired, didnt boot
[09:23] <Fleck> blinking line stays at the left upper corner forever
[09:23] <Trivia_> !ops
[09:23] <Fleck> *i tried
[09:23] <Myrtti> Trivia_: yeyyyyyyyeeeesss?
[09:23] <Trivia_> Lol.
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> Fleck: what video chip do you use?
[09:24] <Fleck> ActionParsnip ATI
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> Fleck: tried the boot option:  nomodeset
[09:26] <Fleck> ActionParsnip btw, whats the best way to update grub on new drive?
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> Fleck: sudo update-grub    either in the booted OS or in a chroot from livecd
[09:27] <Fleck> ActionParsnip i tried chroot
[09:27] <Fleck> did get error always about /bin/bash not found
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> Fleck: can you boot to root recovery mode?
[09:27] <Fleck> not from ssd
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> Fleck: then I'd review your chroot method. Let me get a guide
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> Fleck: http://karuppuswamy.com/wordpress/2010/06/02/how-to-chroot-to-ubuntu-using-live-cd-to-fix-grub-rescue-prompt/
[09:34] <Fleck> thx ActionParsnip, ill try that! :)
[09:35] <askim_66> hi everyone!
[09:35] <s0126h> is this format correct?   awk '{ system("mkdir /root/"$0"") }' 1.txt
[09:36] <askim_66> How can i make a software portable?
[09:37] <przemo_rex> hi everybody
[09:38] <Andrew2> Hi all, I am trying to install 11.04 server on HP microserver n36l from USB stick and after selecting language installer complains about not finding cd-rom, anyone can help please?
[09:38] <llutz> askim_66: recompile it as static-binary, make it using relative pathes only
[09:39] <askim_66> llutz: ops! i think it is something that i don't know anythink about it... :/ there are any programs which can make it for me like on Windows?
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> askim_66: you'd need a folder with ALL its libs and EVERYTHING it uses and somehow modify the app and paths to point to the new files, it'd get very messy
[09:39] <llutz> askim_66: idk, i never even thought about doing so
[09:39] <scarleo> Andrew2: Did you verify MD5sum on your download? I had major problems on some installs lately due to corrupted downloads
[09:40] <Feldegast> askim_66 some apps have already been changed to be portable, what app?
[09:40] <askim_66> Feldegast: wine
[09:41] <elfranne> in gnome system monitor there is a column named Virtual Memory : what is it ? I tough it was swap but it is not ....
[09:41] <Feldegast> wine as a standaline doesn't make much sense
[09:41] <Feldegast> as it is a compatability layer
[09:42] <askim_66> Feldegast: teamviewer works based on wine. teamviewer has it's own portable version for linux. so wine can work portable perfect.
[09:42] <Feldegast> askim_66 i see :)
[09:42] <MonkeyDust> anyone who has a solution for the kworker bug? http://askubuntu.com/questions/33640/kworker-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-hogging-so-much-cpu
[09:49] <Maaksaa> Hello!
[09:49] <Andrew2> scarleo md5 does match actually. This was i386, should have been using amd64 anyway, I'll just download and try that one. Thanks, I will whine some more if I still have troubles, in an hour or so. :)
[09:49] <ChrisPerkins> During removal of rvm accidently deleted .bashrc .bash_profile and now can not cd into /home/mydir. Getting "-bash: cd: mydir: No such file or directory" message.
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> ChrisPerkins: copy then from /root and chown them to your user
[09:49] <scarleo> Andrew2: Ok, good luck :)
[09:50] <ActionParsnip> ChrisPerkins: run:  sudo -i   and copy them over
[09:50] <cheenu> wats the difference between kernel and os?
[09:51] <elfranne> Os is a Car kernel is the engine
[09:51] <cheenu> speak technically
[09:52] <ChrisPerkins> ActionParsnip: cp: cannot stat `.bashrc': No such file or directory
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> cheenu: the kernel manages the memory and resource access in Linux distributions. The Linux distribution is the OS
[09:52] <elfranne> the kernel is a part of the OS, it handles all the different subsystems in the OS
[09:52] <MonkeyDust> anyone who has a solution for the kworker bug? http://askubuntu.com/questions/33640/kworker-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-hogging-so-much-cpu
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> ChrisPerkins: if you run:  cd /root; ls    do you see the file?
[09:54] <cheenu> @elfranne : tats fine...but i want the difference and not the definition
[09:54] <bazhang> cheenu, this is not the place for it
[09:55] <ChrisPerkins> ActionParsnip: No. But cd /root; ls -als does show it.
[09:55] <bazhang> cheenu, this is ubuntu support
[09:55] <Shirakawasuna> lol, don't complain about free answers to what sounds like homework questions, cheenu
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> ChrisPerkins: cool, copy it to your users home folder
[09:56] <Shirakawasuna> wikipedia will define an OS and a kernel
[09:56] <cheenu> @banzhang :ok thanks
[09:57] <cheenu> wat are the distributions of linux?
[09:57] <naftilos76> is there a GUI for zip that can compress a big file (let's say 50Mbytes) and output the compressed file in segmented parts of 2, 3 ,4 Mbytes?
[09:57] <bazhang> !ot | cheenu
[09:58] <Kirjava> .
[09:58] <ChrisPerkins> ActionParsnip: Cool it coppied. But, :-( Now getting: "-bash: /usr/local/rvm/scripts/initialize: No such file or directory
[09:58] <ChrisPerkins> -bash: /usr/local/rvm/scripts/hook: No such file or directory"
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> ChrisPerkins: ok then check the file, see what is going on
[09:59] <cheenu_> how to download a youtube video from ubuntu 11.04?
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> cheenu: youtube-dl  exists
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> cheenu: or there are browser addons/extensions
[09:59] <geirha> ChrisPerkins: You may want to copy a clean .bashrc and .profile from /etc/skel
[10:00] <cheenu_> @actionparship : its showing an error after installing that package
[10:01] <cheenu_> @actionparsnip : wat addons/extensions ? pls can u explain in detail?
[10:06] <benoliver999> When it's 11.10 upgrade time, do you recommend a fresh install or is a normal package upgrade ok?
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> cheenu: which browser(s) do you use?
[10:07] <jrib> benoliver999: whatever you prefer.  Just read the release notes first
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> benoliver999: I always do a clean install personally, fewer issues
[10:07] <benoliver999> ActionParsnip: It's tempting, but time consuming...
[10:08] <benoliver999> Oh, I've just had a brainwave.
[10:08] <ActionParsnip> benoliver999: true but sometimes old configs can make issues, both methods have advantages
[10:08] <benoliver999> ActionParsnip: Yeah, last time I had all kinds of trouble with window manager i'd installed etc...
[10:08] <MonkeyDust> anyone who has a solution for the kworker bug? http://askubuntu.com/questions/33640/kworker-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-hogging-so-much-cpu
[10:09] <benoliver999> ActionParsnip: Not changed anything this time around though...
[10:09] <cheenu_> @actionparsnip : i am working in mozilla firefox
[10:10] <ChrisPerkins> geirha: should I copy them to the /root dir also or is that a no no? as my /root/.profile is the only file that differs from the /etc/skel versions
[10:10] <benoliver999> So, I want to upgrade to SSD - I think I might might fresh install 11.10 onto one of those.
[10:10] <benoliver999> Ooh, sorry for the double word.
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> cheenu: something like this then: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/easy-youtube-video-downl-10137/
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> cheenu: I don't use firefox these days so haven't tested it, but you can get addons like that which allow you to download youtube things
[10:10] <benoliver999> Would this work...
[10:11] <cheenu_> @actiponparsnip: wat browser do u use?
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> cheenu: chromium daily build and arora
[10:12] <cheenu_> tats fine
[10:12] <benoliver999> 1. Make partition on HDD. 2. Put all data on new partition. 3. Get SSD and put 11.10 on it. 4. Remove partion on old HDD with 11.04, keeping the part with the data on it.
[10:13] <geirha> ChrisPerkins: Should be fine.
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> benoliver999: I'd keep the current drive and use it 100% for /home and swap. Use the SSD for system and boot
[10:14] <benoliver999> ActionParsnip: That's what I'm thinking.
[10:14] <alycia> how to solve hd0 out of disk error in 11.04
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> benoliver999: swap on the platter drive will reduce wear on the SSD too :)
[10:15] <Morgz> i dunno where to start with this bug: ubuntu 11.04 - chromium browser. password saved in keyring.. Open facebook.com - enter email address, halfway thru typing password it just logs in. what's happening?
[10:15] <cheenu_> grub is a bootloader right?
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> cheenu: yes
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> !grub
[10:15] <alycia> help! how to solve hd0 out of disk error in 11.04
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> alycia: can you boot to root recovery mode?
[10:16] <ChrisPerkins> geirha: That's done the trick. Thanks
[10:16] <alycia> it boots ok, after a long time of doing nothing.
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> alycia: is that a regular boot or to root recovery?
[10:18] <alycia> ActionParsnip, regular boot. As soon as Grub loads, I see a message in the top left of the screen Error:hd0... press any key to continue. Press any key and after 2-3 minutes gdm login screen comes up
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> alycia: hold shift at boot and select recovery mode then select root, does it boot?
[10:19] <cheenu__> Is this channel to clarify doubts for boot loader?
[10:19] <alycia> I cant test it now, cuz I m on the box that's causing the drama
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> alycia: ok thats just as good, if you run:  df -h    are any partitions full?
[10:20] <alycia> root partition is 86% used. 16G of 20G used.
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> alycia: or very close
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> alycia: should be ok
[10:21] <alycia> ActionParsnip, ok. I did see some references, googling, that the grub could be confused.
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> alycia: can you pastebin the output of:  uname -a; lsb_release -a; dpkg -l | grep linux-image-     Thanks
[10:21] <alycia> uumm how do I pastebin?
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> alycia: run the command and copy the text, go to http://pastie.org  paste the text and hit paste. When the page changes, copy and paste the address here
[10:23] <alycia> oh ok. didnt know pastebin
[10:23] <alycia> lemme do it now
[10:24] <hypertyper> say I have chrome maximised and the window isn't active. In order to close or minimise it, I have to click into the window, so that the menu bar appears with the X _ O buttons. Can I force those to always be there?
[10:24] <alycia> ActionParsnip, http://pastie.org/2578547
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> alycia: great. Run this: http://pastebin.com/L5LSvRkX   as ONE command and it will clean up the output
[10:28] <rek> hi,hw can i access to a shared folder in a ubuntu machine using ubuntu with lxde and pcmanfm or by terminal?
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> alycia: the 'rc' means there is a residual config but the package is removed
[10:28] <alycia> ActionParsnip, running it now. I had no idea I'd had so many older kernels still there
[10:28] <rek> an*
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> alycia: you only have 4 kernels, the rest are residual configs
[10:29] <alycia> why 4 kernels?
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> rek: pcmanfm can connect to samba shares
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> alycia: look at your pastebin and look at the lines startnig with 'ii'  those are the installed kernels
[10:29] <alycia> ok
[10:30] <alycia> ActionParsnip, fglrx is now being removed for kernel 38.8, is that ok? There was a warning that the module was active on this kernel
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> alycia: yes it's only for that kernel though
[10:31] <safe_> What is the best gui for searching? Specifically so I can search for 'name* .extension'
[10:31] <Richiie> ah-berg: ... vad sysslar Linköping HC med alltså?
[10:31] <rek> ActionParsnip, how
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> rek: look in the file/edit/view menus, there is a 'network' entry in one and it can be used to connect to shares
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> safe_: there is no single best app for any situations. There are options
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> safe_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FindingFiles
[10:33] <rek> no
[10:33] <alycia> ActionParsnip, new cleaned up output: http://pastebin.com/VADYTZXU
[10:33] <safe_> ActionParsnip: Let me rephrase, what's the most light-weight and easiest way of searching files through a Gui?
[10:33] <alycia> ActionParsnip, and should that've fixed the hd0 out of disk error now?
[10:34] <ah-berg> Richiie,  det har aldrig varit det vinande laget direkt ;)
[10:34] <rek> no action
[10:34] <bazhang> !se | ah-berg Richiie
[10:35] <rek> i don't find it
[10:38] <Richiie> ah-berg: vad gör du numera, du hänger en del på irc ser jag.
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> safe_: not sure, I always use find in terminal, that link gives some options
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> alycia: possibly, try it
[10:39] <alycia> ActionParsnip, okie. Thanks a bunch for the help. I am going to have to restart my box now.
[10:39] <alycia> ActionParsnip, *hugs*
[10:40] <rek> ActionParsnip, i don't see it
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> rek: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=798096
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> rek: possibly under the go menu? Its in that top bar
[10:41] <Gun_Bunny> Report illegal online Child Images to the http://www.justice.gov/criminal/ceos/childporn.html
[10:42] <rek> go home i read ActionParsnip
[10:42] <bazhang> Gun_Bunny, wrong place
[10:43] <MonkeyDust> anyone who has a solution for the kworker bug? i'm unable to use thunderbird and libre office http://askubuntu.com/questions/33640/kworker-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-hogging-so-much-cpu
[10:48] <yixuan> Hello everyone, anyone used ddresuce before? why I cannot mount output image under ubuntu
[10:48] <Legend_Xeon> hello world, I m getting a little problem. :-)
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> yixuan: is the partition mounted which you are running ddrescue against?
[10:48] <Legend_Xeon> I am using a modem in 'Bridge Mode' to connect to the internet. Now sometimes i can't access its Homepage (192.168.1.1), since the modem has not been assigned a IP.
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> yixuan: is the partition  you are outpuuting to mounted and writable and have enough space to store the image
[10:49] <yixuan> ActionParship: no, I want to mount it to live cd folder, which is /tmp
[10:49] <Legend_Xeon> So i use "dhclient eth0" to assign a IP to that device, but the DNS entry in /etc/resolv.conf also gets changed from 8.8.8.8 to 192.168.1.1. So i can't access the internet. Any workaround for this so that i can assign IP to that modem with messing up with .conf file?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> yixuan: if you are using ddrescue you don't want it mounted
[10:49] <yixuan> ActionParsnip: I haven't completely my output, so can I mount it
[10:50] <c0dexninja> So whos alive in here.
[10:50] <yixuan> ActionParsnip: I want to resuce some files which produced by lotus notes, foremost cannot support it
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> yixuan: can try, if you have the drive accessible and not too bad, you can just run data recovery apps on it
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> yixuan: use your backups...?
[10:50] <c0dexninja> Does anyone know a good WINE alternative?
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> c0dexninja: cedega or crossoveroffice, neither are free in any way
[10:51] <paulus68> yixuan: or use  a hiren bootcd to recover your data
[10:51] <c0dexninja> hmm I knew of crossover but i was hoping not to have to take that route.
[10:51] <yixuan> ActionParsnip: which data recovery apps can I use? any recommened? I am not familiar with ubuntu recovery, I know easy recovery, but can it recovery ext3 & 4
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> yixuan: scalpel maybe
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> yixuan: why don't you have a backup?
[10:52] <c0dexninja> ill look into a torrent version.
[10:52] <yixuan> paulus68: what's mean of hiden bootcd? I am using ubuntu-recovery-remix
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> !illegal | c0dexninja
[10:52] <MonkeyDust> c0dexninja: a wine alternative for what?
[10:52] <c0dexninja> i mean i will NOT use that route ;O
[10:53] <yixuan> ActionParsnip: I have backuped most of files, but lost some... I needed them :)
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> yixuan: I suggest you review your backup regime
[10:53] <c0dexninja> im running some programs and I think it crashes when it uses the sound driver configured in wine config.
[10:53] <daedra> Hello. I have a windows partition which I wish to mount at boot. Currently it requires me to open nautilus and click the partition to mount it under /media/6FE7392HJ (some crazy name)
[10:53] <paulus68> yixuan: hiren boot cd is a recovery cd that also can be used to recover your files
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> yixuan: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[10:53] <daedra> Is this a `fstab` thing?
[10:53] <anandvenkat4> Hi Room
[10:53] <daedra> HI
[10:54] <c0dexninja> program in name is Spotify and it tells me to use OSS drivers
[10:54] <paulus68> yixuan: http://www.hiren.info/pages/bootcd
[10:54] <daedra> anandvenkat4: !ask
[10:54] <yixuan> ActionParsnip: yes, I used that , try most of them, for foremost and scalpel, it seems not supported .nsf file, and I don't know how to add them
[10:54] <bastidrazor> daedra: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
[10:54] <c0dexninja> crashes after login screen, i think because it tries to use iexplorer or some windows command that WINE cant handle
[10:54] <anandvenkat4> How will I check programatically if Inetrenet conection is alive in Ubuntu?
[10:54] <MonkeyDust> anyone who has a solution for the kworker bug? i'm unable to use thunderbird, chromium  and libre office http://askubuntu.com/questions/33640/kworker-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-hogging-so-much-cpu
[10:55] <c0dexninja> monkeydust, what version are you running?
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> anandvenkat4: ping 8.8.8.8
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> !info kworker
[10:55] <MonkeyDust> c0dexninja: 2.6.38-11-generic
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> MonkeyDust: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1630347
[10:56] <jack> question:
[10:56] <jack> The playback of this movie requires a MPEG-4 AAC decoder plugin which is not installed.
[10:56] <MonkeyDust> ActionParsnip: i knew that link
[10:56] <jack> which pkg might be missing?
[10:57] <smaky> how to connect to wireless conection with channel 13 , because UBUNTU by default allows from channel 1 - 11
[10:57] <MonkeyDust> great, now synaptic won't work either
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> jack: do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed?
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> smaky: why network managers have you used?
[10:58] <smaky> ActionParsnip:  i don't understand
[10:58] <llutz> smaky: what wifi-driver are you using? does it take options like "all_channels"?
[10:59] <Guest43860> Q). What .config do i need to change to AllowOverride, i cant seam to get my lamp to read .htaccess files ?
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> smaky: which network management programs have you trie in order to use a different channel, the default is network manager in Ubuntu, which others have you tried
[10:59] <smaky> iw
[10:59] <benoliver999> I've got 4gb of RAM but I'm on 32-bit. Is it worth upgrading to 64-bit for 11.10?
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> benoliver999: if 32bit suits your needs, use it
[11:00] <Guest43860> benoliver999, if you have no need for 36bit then go with 64 ;)
[11:00] <paulus68> ActionParsnip: and the advantage of a 64 bit is also higher memory capacity or am I wrong?
[11:00] <yixuan> paulus68: very useful website. do you know where can download that iso
[11:01] <benoliver999> Last time I used 64 bit, I ran into all sorts of trouble. Even getting flash to work was a ngihtmare.
[11:01] <scarleo> Strange, my Nautilus suddenly doesn't find samba shares anymore, smbclient -L shows the share as normal. What happened?
[11:01] <paulus68> yixuan: from the same website if I am not mistaken
[11:01] <smaky> i tried the code in terminal COUNTRY=DE /sbin/crda , but it says failed to change regulatory to -22
[11:01] <Guest43860> benoliver999, i said unless you have a need, i run a 64 bit Debian 6 for office, but 32bit Ubuntu for home!
[11:02] <smaky> the default regulatory domain is US , and i want to change it to another country which allow channel 13
[11:02] <jack> ActionParsnip, no - will try, thx
[11:02] <benoliver999> Guest43860: Thanks. I think I'll stick to 32 bit. I don't really care about the extra GB of RAM just yet.
[11:02] <Guest43860> smaky, you need the freq not channel ;)
[11:03] <smaky> what freq is for the channel 13 ?
[11:03] <yixuan> paulus68: interesting, I cannot find that hyperlink to download whole iso.
[11:03] <Guest43860> benoliver999, you wont notice much performs loss or gain, unless you start using windows again lol
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> paulus68: it will also use more of the features in your CPU
[11:03] <c0dexninja> what is your IRC program of choice anyone?
[11:03] <Guest43860> Q). What .config do i need to change to AllowOverride, i cant seam to get my lamp to read .htaccess files ?
[11:04] <Guest43860> brb
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> smaky: try wicd, it is quite flexible
[11:04] <paulus68> yixuan: http://www.hirensbootcd.org/download/
[11:04] <llutz> smaky: have you tried "sudo iw reg set DE"
[11:04] <spinacz> exit
[11:04] <smaky> yes , but it doesnt work
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> smaky: or you can define it in /etc/network/interfaces instead
[11:05] <smaky> which file to edit in interfaces
[11:05] <yixuan> paulus68: thanks so much!
[11:06] <paulus68> yixuan: np
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> smaky: interfaces IS the file
[11:06] <toni_> where are you from?
[11:06] <toni_> i from bcn
[11:06] <bazhang> !ot | toni_
[11:06] <smaky> aha , but how to download wicd manualy from another pc , because i dont have internet on ubuntu
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> smaky: you will need to define the security (if you use any) in other ways too as the interfaces file will override any management by any other GUI app for the interfaces you configure in the file
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> smaky: wired link maybe
[11:08] <smaky> i found it ,i hope it works
[11:09] <paulus68> ActionParsnip:is there to your knowledge somewhere documented what the advantage or disadvantages between a 32 and 64 bit
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> paulus68: wikipedia I guess
[11:11] <paulus68> ActionParsnip: ok
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> paulus68: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/11/26/32bit-vs-64bit-ubuntu-that-is-the-question/
[11:13] <Layke> I am still really struggling with GIMP, is it possible to Wine photoshop?
[11:14] <Layke> And then can I use my same licence on my windows machine if it is possible.
[11:14] <LjL> Layke: i believe it depends on the version
[11:14] <paulus68> ActionParsnip:  I found this one http://www.ehow.com/about_6598472_64-vs_-32-bit-ubuntu.html
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> paulus68: same deal, read both :)
[11:14] <Guest43860> Layke, stick with it!, there is a tut somewere to make gimp menus like photoshop which is good for the transition but im unsure were it is
[11:15] <Layke> LjL: I've been brought up on Photoshop, and used it for ages, so I can use any version really.
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> Layke: look into gimpshop :)
[11:15] <Layke> Do you know which works?  LjL
[11:15] <Layke> ActionParsnip,  okay, will look now.
[11:15] <Guest43860> goto winehq to find photoshop support and install info.
[11:15] <LjL> Layke: http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?appId=17
[11:15] <Layke> I also need illustrator.. Is there any useful vector OS linux*
[11:16] <Guest43860> gimp works every where, win, mac and *nix
[11:18] <Ibis> Layke: Gimp, and Inkscape
[11:18] <Ibis> Inkscape seems to be more of what you're looking for.
[11:19] <Ibis> But gimp = still a great tool.
[11:19] <Layke> Cheers. Also, on the Gimpshop, which I will look into, where do I actually download it for Ubuntu. I'm only seeing Windows, Solaris Mac etc
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> Layke: http://www.gimpshop.com/download.shtml
[11:20] <LjL> Layke: the Debian package might work, but no guarantees
[11:20] <Layke> Nah failed.
[11:20] <Layke> LjL, wrong arch.
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> Layke: ah you use 64bit?
[11:21] <Layke> Yeah, I do.
[11:21] <Layke> Bad move?
[11:21] <Layke> I'm new to using Ubuntu as a desktop. Got fed up of using Windows and the constant bugs with PHP and impossibilities manage pecl/pear
[11:22] <Phylock> as I see it there is no reason for gimpshop now that gimp has single window mode
[11:22] <ujjain> Well, Ubuntu is not a flawless experience if you come from Windows either.
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> Layke: just means you may not be able to use gimpshop. 32bit is still slightly more supported than 64bit in 3rd parties
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> every OS sucks
[11:23] <ujjain> I googled and many people say sudo dpkg -i fworks with the Debian package.
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> class song
[11:23] <Layke> ActionParsnip,  ubuntu is easier for development anyway obviously :) It just means no more lunch time bfbc2 breaks.
[11:23] <ujjain> Stable release 2.2.11 (based on GIMP 2.2.11) / May 17, 2006 ...
[11:24] <LjL> Layke: you might want to give Krita a try... it's a KDE application and it's relatively young, but it looks and feels more similar to Photoshop afaict
[11:24] <ujjain> Also, you can just compile yourself if you want.
[11:24] <Layke> No joy on the gimpshop install. http://pastie.org/2578795
[11:25] <LjL> Layke: yeah i'm not finding an AMD64 package. honestly i'd just avoid it.
[11:25] <Layke> I'll try single window mode, that might make it easier.
[11:25] <Layke> Where is that enabled?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> Layke: sudo dpkg --force-arch -i ~/Downloads/gimpshop_2.2.11-1_i386.deb
[11:25] <LjL> ActionParsnip: is that a good idea?
[11:27] <Layke> dpkg: error: unknown force/refuse option `archictecture'
[11:27] <Eclipse_Japan> is anyone else in here running Natty Kubuntu one a machine with an Nvidia GeForce 550 Ti?  a couple months ago I tried to upgrade the drivers from the base install and it kept breaking X
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> LjL: ujjain  found it to be ok online..
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> Layke: sudo wget http://gimpbox.googlecode.com/hg/gimpbox.py -O /usr/local/bin/gimpbox; sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/gimpbox
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> Layke: you can then run:  gimpbox  and it will run as one window
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> Layke: source: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/09/gimpbox-gives-stable-versions-of-the-gimp-single-window-mode/
[11:28] <Layke> Thanks
[11:28] <Layke> That worked great.
[11:28] <kbroulik> hm the Kernel 3.0 changelog says "Native screen brightness changing for intel i915" but without acpi_osi=Linux nothing happens and with acpi_osi=Linux the brightness is changeable but in weird steps. dark, extremly bright, a bit bright, dark, a bit more bright etc
[11:29] <ComradeHaz`> Hi all. Falling fowl of this while creating new partitions. http://tldp.org/FAQ/Linux-FAQ/error-messages.html#fdisk-partition-does-not It says there is a newer version that doesn't do this. Is that correct? Can someone tell me a reputable source to get the latest version or a way of getting it from upstream repo's if you have them in Ubuntu...?
[11:30] <bengrrr> hi can anyone help me i have an ubuntu install inside windows that crashed during an update and now it wont boot as it cant find the kernel and i cant recover my files becuase the ubuntu dosent actually exist as a partition any ideas?
[11:30] <Eclipse_Japan> whats the best intro book for C++?  some programming experience but its been ages since I did much coding
[11:30] <ComradeHaz`> Eclipse_Japan: bit off-topic, pal.
[11:33] <bengrrr> any one?
[11:34] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[11:34] <bengrrr> hi
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> kbroulik: oneiric is supported in #ubuntu+1
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> bengrrr: use your backup for your files..
[11:34] <kbroulik> oh, right, sorry :)
[11:34] <ujjain> bengrrr: You can boot Wubi different mode maybe? Do you get a grub menu?
[11:34] <bengrrr> i get grub
[11:35] <Phylock> bengrrr: have never tried the ubuntu inside windows version, do you have any access at all, terminal?
[11:35] <bengrrr> tried to boot from grub told me cant find kernal
[11:35] <bengrrr> no terminal
[11:35] <bengrrr> its dos grub
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> bengrrr: you can mount the wubi disk in ubuntu live CD. Much easier (as I say) to use your backups)
[11:36] <ComradeHaz`> Hi all. Falling fowl of this while creating new partitions. http://tldp.org/FAQ/Linux-FAQ/error-messages.html#fdisk-partition-does-not It says there is a newer version that doesn't do this. Is that correct? Can someone tell me a reputable source to get the latest version or a way of getting it from upstream repo's if you have them in Ubuntu...?
[11:36] <bengrrr> no backup of my files im afraid ActionParsnip
[11:36] <Dulcin> For some reason I'm getting a lot of 404 messages on an apt-get update, when I try to apt-get install, it tells me packages are not authorized. I tried adding a new sources.list, but even from different sources I get the same 404 errors. Any idea what it could be?
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> bengrrr: why not, isn't the data important?
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> Dulcin: can you pastebin the output of:  sudo apt-get update; lsb_release -a
[11:37] <bengrrr> ActionParsnip: well so so semi important  can lose it and reinstall if needed jsut lookign for a solution without that
[11:37] <bengrrr> some way to repair my installation would be good
[11:37] <paulo> uzo ubuntu 10,04 o evolution pede senha direto
[11:38] <Dulcin> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/695584/
[11:38] <toni_> alguien castellano-parlante
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> bengrrr: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide  has a section named:  How can I access my Wubi install and repair my install if it won't boot?   which shows how to mount the image. I suggest you review your bacup regime
[11:39] <LjL> !es | toni_
[11:39] <paulo> como acssar brasil
[11:39] <LjL> !br | paulo
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> do you have web access on the same box?
[11:40] <Dulcin> me?
[11:40] <bengrrr> ActionParsnip: thanks ill give it a read through got web access and live cds and another box so im of for that
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> Dulcin: yeah, sorry. Is it web active
[11:43] <Dulcin> ActionParsnip: yes it is
[11:43] <ComradeHaz`> Anyone able to assist me?
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Dulcin: tried changing source?
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> ComradeHaz`: ask and see
[11:43] <ComradeHaz`> Have, twice!
[11:43] <ComradeHaz`> Hi all. Falling fowl of this while creating new partitions. http://tldp.org/FAQ/Linux-FAQ/error-messages.html#fdisk-partition-does-not It says there is a newer version that doesn't do this. Is that correct? Can someone tell me a reputable source to get the latest version or a way of getting it from upstream repo's if you have them in Ubuntu...?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> ComradeHaz`: try:  sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install ubiquity gparted      then try the installation
[11:44] <Dulcin> ActionParsnip: Yes I did
[11:44] <jiltdil> Hi is there any problem with my sound actually playing a song in ubuntu gives less sound while in fedora it is louder than ubuntu at the same sound setting
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> ComradeHaz`: I assume you have web access. You will need to do this in the 'test ubuntu' desktop
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ./alsa-info.sh
[11:45] <Dulcin> ActionParsnip: I installed it completely last weekend, then wednesday mysql-server wouldn't boot because of a mysql.host missing, then i tried to fix it but, figured I might as well reinstall it, but I couldn't reinstall it anymore
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> Dulcin: can you web browse to http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/natty/ on the same pc?
[11:46] <ComradeHaz`> ActionParsnip: Think maybe I explained badly. I'm running a live 'install' and partitioning disks from there.
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> ComradeHaz`: yes, you can still update the apps in the live environment, the changes just dont stick between reboots
[11:46] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip,  unable to resolv host adress
[11:46] <rek> ActionParsnip, ho installato samba
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: oh not this again :(
[11:46] <Dulcin> hmm no I can't ping it, let me try some other sources (this is what the host provider sent me)
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> rek: sudo apt-get install samba
[11:47] <rek> ActionParsnip, i said i've just installed samba
[11:47] <ComradeHaz`> ActionParsnip: oh, sure, I know, but I don't think the latest version is in the repo's.. Let me try an upgrade though. DIdn't think of that
[11:47] <rek> ActionParsnip, i don't see anything useful in pcmanfm should i access the shared folder using smb:ip ? i think yes
[11:49] <Dulcin> hmm is there some place i can get a new sources.list?
[11:49] <jiltdil> rek: please repeat your problem related to samba
[11:49] <toni_> where are yoy from jesse?
[11:50] <jiltdil> rek: perhabs i'll help
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> Dulcin: try:  wget http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8850924/alsa-info.sh; chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh; ./alsa-info.sh
[11:52] <m3asmi> my ad-hoc wireless not visible
[11:52] <Dulcin> ActionParsnip: it seems the problem persists with any sources.list
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> Dulcin: http://www.mindtrickz.org/blog/default-sources-list-file-in-ubuntu-11-04/
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil:  try:  wget http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8850924/alsa-info.sh; chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh; ./alsa-info.sh
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: I put the script on my dropbox :)
[11:56] <Dulcin> ActionParsnip: Same problem with that sources list, just lots of 404 not found, even though they all are 100% correct
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> Dulcin: do you use a proxy?
[11:56] <Dulcin> not as far as i know
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> Dulcin: then you don't. Strange
[11:56] <m3asmi>  my ad-hoc wireless not visible
[11:56] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip, ok
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> m3asmi: if you connect to a hidden wireless, does it connect
[11:58] <m3asmi> ActionParsnip: no my my wireless is not hidden
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> m3asmi: if you restart the other system, does it show?
[11:59] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip, Which online backup is used by ubuntu as by default
[11:59] <jiltdil> in repo
[12:00] <jiltdil> ActionParsnip, is it  Déjà Dup
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> jiltdil: no idea. Drupal maybe....
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> !backup
[12:01] <Dulcin> ActionParsnip: Any more ideas what the problem could be?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> Dulcin: could try a reboot
[12:04] <Nova685> Dulcin: can you ping the reps directly?
[12:05] <Dulcin> Nova685: No, I thought I could earlier, but doesn't seem to work anymore
[12:05] <net> I want to use a program which is in java. It needs Java 5 and above. When I run java -version, the version is java version "1.6.0_26". However sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jre says openjdk-6-jre is already the newest version.
[12:05] <Dulcin> ActionParsnip: Yeah I tried several reboots
[12:06] <net> I want to use a program which is in java. It needs Java 5 and above. When I run java -version, the version is java version "1.6.0_26". However sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jre says openjdk-6-jre is already the newest version...so what's the problem?
[12:06] <Dulcin> Nova685: Oh I can ping the host, without http: in front of it
[12:07] <Dulcin> so my mistake :)
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> net: try: sudo apt-get --reinstall install openjdk-6-jre
[12:08] <Nova685> Dulcin: off a whim have you tried "sudo apt-get clean"
[12:08] <Dulcin> Nova685: I did now, but no luck on the update
[12:09] <net> ActionParsnip: tnx, I'll try
[12:10] <net> ActionParsnip: it's still the same.. java -version java version "1.6.0_26"
[12:10] <net> ActionParsnip: should't be Java 6 or something?
[12:12] <kanyl> I want to try raid1 or raid0 on external harddrives, in live usb mode, just want to try it. What live CD should i download?
[12:12] <Nova685> Dulcin: what type of connection does the computer have to the internet?
[12:12] <iceroot> net: that is java6
[12:12] <kanyl> I tried gparted but it does not seem to support any ´software raid stuff
[12:12] <ikonia> kanyl: what do you mean try it? as an install ?
[12:12] <kanyl> ikonia: I dont want to install anything, just try creating a raid in linux.
[12:13] <net> iceroot: ok tnx
[12:13] <ikonia> kanyl: do you plan to actually use it, or just see if you can create it ?
[12:13] <iceroot> kanyl: every linux-live-cd can create a software-raid. use mdadm
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> net: I use sun java via the file from www.java.com so couldn't say. Works in my browser is all I know of java
[12:13] <kanyl> iceroot: has it got a GUI?
[12:13] <kanyl> ikonia: just want to try it
[12:13] <iceroot> kanyl: never saw a gui for mdadm
[12:13] <ikonia> kanyl: in that case, mdadm is your friend, the reason I'm asking is becase raid on usb disks will perform very bad
[12:14] <kanyl> Ok thanks
[12:14] <kanyl> Any tutoirual you can recomend? or should i just google?
[12:14] <root__> rghg
[12:14] <ikonia> kanyl: not really a tutorial as each situation is unique to that person, but there are good documetantion sites showing how to generically use it
[12:14] <kanyl> ikonia: which ones?
[12:15] <iceroot> !raid | kanyl
[12:15] <kanyl> thanks
[12:15] <root__> msls
[12:15] <iceroot> kanyl: the first link
[12:15] <ikonia> kanyl: with respect, you're going to struggle with more advance topics like raid if you're incable of searching out the base documentation.
[12:15] <root__> bvb
[12:16] <iceroot> root__: you have a support question?
[12:17] <greywulf> so..
[12:17] <greywulf> ubuntu 10.04 update manager is offering a partial upgrade. Is this bad?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> !rootirc | root__
[12:19] <Dulcin> Nova685: I assume something like fiber
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> greywulf: close software centre and run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[12:21] <Joel2> Hey, I want to use "ps -ef|grep apache" and kill (with -9) all proccesses that are listed at once, instead of having to go one by one
[12:21] <Joel2> is that possible with a single command?
[12:21] <jrib> Joel2: why?  That sounds like not a good idea...
[12:22] <Joel2> It has 3 related processes which I want to kill at once
[12:22] <jrib> Joel2: why don't you just stop apache?
[12:23] <Nova685> Dulcin: on fiber your ping to google for instance should be no more then 10 seconds and if its over 250 that is a problem and can cause the timeouts
[12:23] <Joel2> It runs as a single process
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> Joel2: ps -ef | grep apache |  awk '{ print $2 }'            will give you the PIDs
[12:23] <Joel2> I can only get it to stop with Ctrl+z
[12:23] <Joel2> and then I need to kill it
[12:23] <jrib> Joel2: yes, why don't you just use « sudo service apache stop » like a sane person?
[12:23] <The_BROS> Anybody knows how to syncronize Google docs & Tomboy? Or may be there is so light application in Ubuntu for Google Docks like Tomboy?
[12:24] <greywulf> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/695603/plain/
[12:24] <jrib> Joel2: sorry, "apache2", not "apache"
[12:24] <Joel2> ok, thnx
[12:24] <greywulf> so spotify doesn't like the new qt libs or something?
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> greywulf: and the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[12:25] <jrib> Joel2: there really isn't a reason to use kill unless an application is misbehaving somehow.  And kill -9 should be a last resort
[12:25] <greywulf> ActionParsnip: lucid
[12:25] <Joel2> got it
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> greywulf: no, the potify app has been made but the deps for the newer version are not available yet so it will be held until they can be met
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> Joel2: http://www.weberdev.com/get_example.php3?ExampleID=1672 ;)
[12:26] <jrib> Joel2: ok good.  Just for your knowledge, pkill would do what you wanted
[12:26] <greywulf> ActionParsnip: so presumably no kaboom, if I upgrade, except maybe spotify
[12:26] <Joel2> ok, thnx for the help!
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> greywulf: should be fine
[12:27] <greywulf> geronimo!
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> greywulf: GUI apps are nice but nearly always tell you nothing and hide the reasons why stuff is happening. CLI alwas tells you exactly what is what
[12:28] <greywulf> ActionParsnip: yeah, so it seems..
[12:31] <Tixos> hey guys, any reason im getting hash mismatch error in repos for PERL packages? main server
[12:31] <Tixos> and us server
[12:32] <greywulf> ActionParsnip: back from reboot, no kaboom spotted.
[12:32] <greywulf> ActionParsnip: thanks!
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> greywulf: np :)
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Tixos: try: http://pastebin.com/yJtKp9Vw
[12:35] <roo_> how to install in Dns help anyone
[12:35] <KM0201> !info dns
[12:36] <Dulcin> Nova685: My ping to my pc is 0.030 ms on average to google.de (server is in germany)
[12:36] <Dulcin> errr
[12:36] <Dulcin> not to my pc
[12:36] <Dulcin> My ping to google.de is 0.030ms - server is also in germany
[12:36] <Nova685> hmm
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> KM0201: if you want a DNS service, try dnsmasq
[12:37] <KM0201> ActionParsnip: i don't, roo_ does
[12:37] <sveinse> 0.030 ms?   30 us ?
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> ahhh
[12:38] <D_Russ> hello all
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> hi D_Russ
[12:39] <KM0201> D_Russ: did you get anywhere yesterday?
[12:39] <Dulcin> sveinse: http://paste.ubuntu.com/695610/
[12:39] <D_Russ> KM0201: yes, i got a headache
[12:39] <D_Russ> thats as far as i got
[12:39] <KM0201> lol... sorry to hear
[12:39] <KM0201> just doesn't make sense
[12:39] <D_Russ> lol
[12:40] <D_Russ> yea i know
[12:40] <codemagician> where do private key SSL certificates go on Ubuntu 11.04 running apache2 ?
[12:40] <sveinse> Dulcin: That is indeed impressive. I don't get that low latency even on my GbLAN
[12:40] <stevecam> ive got a Intel HD 2000 Graphics Processor, will Ubuntu work with this?
[12:40] <D_Russ> funny thing is that earlier this morning i was able to get into that folder via the network on my ubuntu box which is a first
[12:40] <KM0201> D_Russ: what version of ubuntu were you using again?
[12:40] <s0126h> how come ubuntu livecd sucks; i cannot do anything; even open terminal
[12:40] <D_Russ> 11.04
[12:41] <D_Russ> but not able to get in on a windows box
[12:41] <Dulcin> sveinse: perhaps they're in the same datacenter
[12:41] <D_Russ> KM0201: then shortly after things on ubuntu went funny, menus disappearing so i did a restart and now i cant access the folder again via nework on ubuntu
[12:42] <KM0201> hmm
[12:42] <KM0201> D_Russ: what version of Windows are you using?
[12:42] <D_Russ> windows 7
[12:42] <D_Russ> 64bit
[12:43] <MonkeyDust> D_Russ: you may have the kwork bug
[12:43] <D_Russ> whats that monkeyFust
[12:43] <D_Russ> MonkeyDust*
[12:43] <KM0201> D_Russ: which versin of win 7?
[12:43] <MonkeyDust> D_Russ: i had it too, same symptoms, had to reinstall my system
[12:44] <D_Russ> i believe its home premium
[12:44] <D_Russ> let me check
[12:44] <MonkeyDust> D_Russ: kworker bug is in ubuntu
[12:45] <D_Russ> KM0201: its home premium.
[12:45] <D_Russ> MonkeyDust: what were your symptoms
[12:46] <D_Russ> and what version you using MonkeyDust
[12:46] <MonkeyDust> D_Russ: no wallpaper, no libre office, no thunderbird, no chromium
[12:46] <D_Russ> thats not me
[12:46] <Nova685> Dulcin: i have had the update software do something similar before but i didnt get the error 404, the package no longer was used and i ended up upgrading the packages one at a time because the one error stopped the whole process
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> D_Russ: http://thelinuxexperiment.com/linux/accessing-windows-7-shares-from-ubuntu-is-a-pain/
[12:47] <KM0201> ActionParsnip: i think his problem is reverse
[12:47] <MonkeyDust> ah win, i missed that part
[12:47] <roo_> how to install in vmware in ubuntu 11.4help anyone
[12:47] <D_Russ> thank you ActionParsnip
[12:47] <KM0201> he's ttrying to access ubuntu shares, from, windows
[12:48] <D_Russ> yes ActionParsnip Km0201 is correct
[12:48] <roo_>  how to install in vmware in ubuntu 11.4help anyone
[12:48] <carpunky> Hello, After looking up stuff on google, I was thinking about installing Ububtu 11.4 on a external  usb hard drive...It is is installed right now from Wubi on my windows...I guess the real question is , will I see performance increase this way ?
[12:49] <carpunky> or should i ust put it on a 2nd internal hard drive
[12:49] <Islam> hi there
[12:49] <D_Russ> MonkeyDust: i dont have the same symptoms you have. i just expierieced a one time wierdness, where the start menu and all menus next to it disappeared and my apps would not open, a restart fixed it, and that was the first time so far.
[12:49] <Nova685> read write speed is limited to the speed of the usb drive then
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> roo_: so do you want to install Natty as a VM or do you want to install VMware software onto Ubuntu so you can then run VMs??
[12:50] <ohhi2> carpunky,  booting from usb will take 4 times longer i think
[12:50] <roo_> how to install in samba package ubuntu  11.4
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> carpunky: it is stored on NTFS so will also be impacted by the fragmentation of NTFS over time
[12:50] <Islam> when I log in my ubuntu I get the error that I dont have kernel loaded, and I should load it, then I try again and it works
[12:50] <Vinn0> .
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> roo_: same as any other package
[12:50] <carpunky> ohhi2: ty, i didnt than abut that
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> Islam: try:  sudo update-grub    see if it helps
[12:51] <carpunky> actionparsnip: thanks
[12:52] <nsahoo> is there a way to import the keyboard shortcuts from one ubuntu installation to another new installation?
[12:52] <Islam> when I tried it I get that : cat: /boot/grub/video.lst: No such file or directory
[12:52] <Nova685> carpunky: internal hd r/
[12:52] <D_Russ> Well folks my limited time here this morning has expired. I will be back later today after work, as i am sure this problem wont fix itself, lol. have a good one.
[12:52] <greywulf> carpunky: depends on what you want. I have ubuntu installed as a dual boot on another partition https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> Islam: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc    please
[12:53] <soreau> nsahoo: Depends on where you set them
[12:53] <Islam> how can I know what you are askin about Actionparsnip ?
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> Islam: its a terminal command
[12:54] <soreau> Islam: Its a command you run in your terminal
[12:54] <Islam> thats what I got when I did what you told me
[12:54] <andybrine> Hey everyone
[12:54] <Islam> islam@ubuntu:~$ sudo update-grub
[12:54] <Islam> [sudo] password for islam:
[12:54] <Islam> Generating grub.cfg ...
[12:54] <Islam> cat: /boot/grub/video.lst: No such file or directory
[12:54] <Islam> Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.38-11-generic
[12:54] <Islam> Found initrd image: /boot/initrd.img-2.6.38-11-generic
[12:54] <FloodBot1> Islam: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:55] <nsahoo> soreau: i set them on System/Preferences/Keyboard Shortcuts
[12:55] <andybrine> is there anyone here who does video editing?
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | andybrine
[12:55] <soreau> nsahoo: So they are probably somewhere in .gconf would be my guess
[12:56] <nsahoo> soreau: ok. thanks
[12:56] <Layke> About what I asked a few hours ago, one of the reasons why I find it more difficult to get into GIMP, is the whole keyboard shortcuts are different. and finding out which shortcut I can use is non intuitive.
[12:56] <Islam> what should I do Actionparsnip ?
[12:56] <Islam> I got you all I have
[12:56] <soreau> Layke: Different than what?
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> Islam: what is the output of:   lsb_release -sc   please
[12:56] <andybrine> Ok, when i playback my video in any video editor it plays back very fast, i wonder if anyone esle has experienced that?
[12:56] <Islam> how do I get that output ?
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> Islam: its a terminal command
[12:57] <soreau> ! terminal | Islam
[12:57] <Islam> natty
[12:57] <Layke> soreau, Sorry, my original question an hour ago was "can I install photoshop on ubuntu" since I was having trouble getting the hang of GIMP and have always used PS. People said to just stick trying to use GIMP, but you can install PS using Wine.
[12:57] <Layke> ie, I can't even figure out without Googling how I should rotate a object.
[12:57] <carpunky> I have a extra internal hard drive that I was going to use for Ubuntu ...would it be best to just unplug my other hard drive that has win7 on it, until I get ubuntu  installed ?
[12:58] <soreau> Layke: Learning often times requires reading. GIMP is not PS and does not strive to be
[12:58] <Islam> I got natty, actionsnipt
[12:58] <soreau> Layke: There is also #gimp on this network
[12:59] <greywulf> carpunky: if you want to select at boot whether you go to windows or ubuntu, you should install according to the instructions
[12:59] <Islam> does any body know what natty supposed to mean ?
[12:59] <Daghdha> Hi
[12:59] <auronandace> !natty | Islam
[12:59] <Daghdha> Is there a compatibility list being kept for Ubuntu upgrade from 10.x to 11.x?
[12:59] <soreau> carpunky: I would plug them both in before installing any OS so it knows what hw you will be using
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> Islam: ok, run:  echo vbe | sudo tee /boot/grub/video.lst; sudo update-grub
[13:00] <Braden`> Hello
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> Islam: should be ok. Source: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9087057
[13:00] <Braden`> What is the manpage package for c++ documentation?
[13:00] <carpunky> I sut get so many answers on google on how to install 2 os's on 2 differ hard drives that it is confusing
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> Islam: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/natty
[13:01] <soreau> Braden`: I believe that C++ is much too complex for a manpage.. it can fill many books (and has)
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> carpunky: not really, install Windows as you expect and have the other unpartitioned, then install ubuntu to the free space
[13:01] <Total_Oblivion> hello, how can i install skype at ubuntu?
[13:01] <Braden`> soreau:  Well, for example, if I do:  man 3 printf
[13:01] <Braden`> It outputs the manpage for printf
[13:02] <Braden`> I am quite sure there is a manpage for std::cout
[13:02] <andybrine> has anyone had the issue with video playback in a video editor?  for some reason the video playback plays back really fast
[13:02] <soreau> carpunky: Its pretty easy. Just plugin the hard drive, boot ubuntu live install session and select manual partitioning
[13:02] <carpunky> actionparsnip: I alreay have win 7 installed on this hard drive, I am adding another hard to install ubuntu
[13:02] <soreau> carpunky: From there, setup your target hard drive to be the root partition for ubuntu (mount point /)
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> carpunky: even easier
[13:02] <andybrine> also it plays out of sync because it plays back fast
[13:03] <Islam> still same problem and it says no such directory
[13:03] <melvincv_> Total_Oblivion: $ sudo apt-get install skype
[13:03] <Braden`> carpunky:  You need to put your mbr on the first hdd
[13:03] <carpunky> braden: mbr ?
[13:03] <soreau> Braden`: He shouldnt even have to worry about that since the install will take care of it automatically
[13:04] <soreau> carpunky: mbr=master boot record. You shouldnt need to worry with it at all
[13:04] <Total_Oblivion> melvinc_: it told me that it wansn't in a package or something
[13:04] <carpunky> soreau "Ok
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> Total_Oblivion: grab the deb from the skype site, easier
[13:04] <melvincv_> Total_Oblivion: Yes, you can get the .deb installer from skype.com
[13:04] <Total_Oblivion> this one?http://www.skype.com/intl/en/get-skype/on-your-computer/linux/
[13:05] <carpunky> ok let me try this  thanks
[13:05] <andybrine> to be honest i dont know what i can search for to find out a solution
[13:05] <andybrine> any help would be great
[13:05] <Total_Oblivion> and that will be downloaded to the download folder right?
[13:05] <andybrine> :)
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> Total_Oblivion: after you try and install it, run:  sudo apt-get -f install     and it will grab any deps needed
[13:06] <soreau> andybrine: a video editor is not a video player. look into avidemux
[13:07] <andybrine> soreau yeah i know and when i playback video with any video editor so i can edit. The playback ends up to be really fast
[13:07] <soreau> andybrine: Try a different video editor like avidemux
[13:07] <furyoshonen> Total_Oblivion: you can also go use the Ubuntu Software Center, its the shopping bad icon on your launch bar, search for skype after you open the program, and hit install
[13:07] <soreau> andybrine: also you may have to adjust the output format settings
[13:07] <andybrine> for example I am using open shot and have tried kdenlive and the same thing happens
[13:08] <andybrine> is that in avidemux?
[13:08] <soreau> is what in avidemux?
[13:09] <andybrine> are you sure that is what i need to use to fix this error?
[13:09] <soreau> nope
[13:09] <soreau> You will have to try it for yourself
[13:09] <soreau> also install mplayer and ffmpeg
[13:09] <andybrine> I dont want to use another video editor as the editor is not the issue here
[13:10] <andybrine> it is the playback within these editors
[13:10] <melvincv_> Hi guys, I have 2 pop email accounts in Evolution, but the mails from both accounts get downloaded into one folder. Is there any way to separate the mails into two inboxes???
[13:10] <soreau> Well then you know more than us, why are you asking for help here
[13:10] <andybrine> I am not saying i know more I just dont think you are understanding the issue
 it is the playback within these editors <<--->> <soreau> andybrine: a video editor is not a video player.
[13:10] <jsaw> hi
[13:11] <soreau> andybrine: Uses mplayer to play the video
[13:11] <andybrine> ok yeah
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> mplayer rules
[13:11] <soreau> Use*
[13:11] <andybrine> when i playback with mplayer it is ok
[13:11] <soreau> omfG
[13:12] <soreau> andybrine: a video editor is not a video player. <-- what part of this dont you understand?
[13:12] <Islam> does any body know how to solve this, when I open my ubuntu it gives me this error: file not found... & error: you need to load kernel first
[13:13] <soreau> Islam: What do you mean by open your ubuntu?
[13:13] <melvincv_> Hi guys, I have 2 pop email accounts in Evolution, but the mails from both accounts get downloaded into one folder. Is there any way to separate the mails into two inboxes?
[13:13] <andybrine> OMFG lol yes it is not an editor congratulations!!!
[13:13] <soreau> andybrine: It is an EDITOR not a PLAYER
[13:13] <Islam> I have windows and linux, when I choose linux and I start it it says that
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> Islam: did the text in the file clear the grub update?
[13:15] <Teh_Lemon> !info sqlite
[13:15] <Teh_Lemon> awesome
[13:15] <Islam> I dont know it gave me the error I showed you Actionparsnip
[13:15] <melvincv_> !evolution
[13:15] <andybrine> this is hillarious.... I know it is something to do with the playback...I am not stupid. Not really going to solve the prob knowing the difference between the 2. I have been and gone through elementary school already
[13:15] <soreau> andybrine: please stop typing now, because your ignorance is ruining everyones morning
[13:16] <andybrine> just what you are saying does not help slove anything its merly stating the obvious :)
[13:16] <Islam> it gives me the error of file not found when I run the command you gave me Actionsnip
[13:17] <roo_> how to install in blind package
[13:17] <soreau> !info blind
[13:17] <soreau> roo_: What do you mean blind package?
[13:17] <Memphis1> lol soreau
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> Islam: so what is the output of: cat /boot/grub/video.lst
[13:18] <Islam> cat: /boot/grub/video.lst: No such file or directory
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> Islam: then you didn't run my command
[13:19] <Islam> I did
[13:19] <andybrine> the issue is that video playback generally ok and it is only when i have updated yesterday I have faced this issues. It seems a problem with video playback yes
[13:19] <Islam> and it gave me the same error that you see now
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> Islam:  echo vbe | sudo tee /boot/grub/video.lst
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> Islam: does that give any output
[13:19] <Islam> vbe
[13:20] <Islam> it asks for my PW, then it says vbe
[13:20] <Martin_> Hi guys.. on my VM, ifconfig shows the adapters with the correct ips but i cant connect to it, or ping external addresses
[13:20] <Martin_> it is configured as a NAT in virtualbox
[13:20] <jndlsnl> hi, how can i pastebin my file?
[13:20] <nicofs> where would i have to go to get support on how to create subtitles for a movie?
[13:20] <soreau> Martin_: try #vbox
[13:20] <Martin_> ok thanks soreau
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Islam: ok now run:   cat /boot/grub/video.lst    what is output?
[13:21] <soreau> ! paste | jndlsnl
[13:21] <hal-j> Quick unity question for you folks.  Under "classic" mode, my virtual desktops are appearing in a grid (good).  but all 9 seem to want to appear as a single row (despite configuration saying 3x3) when in Unity 2D mode.  Am I missing something obvious?
[13:21] <Islam> the same vbe
[13:21] <wifil> bonjour
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> Islam: so NOW you ran the command, you didn't last time, or it would have done THAT last time
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> Islam: now run:  sudo update-grub
[13:22] <hal-j> My previous install (an upgrade of an upgrade of an upgrade… dating back to I believe 9.10? 10.04?) didn't have this issue.
[13:23] <Islam> it gave me every thing found and done
[13:23] <Islam> is it solved now ?
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> Islam: anything about a missing file?
[13:23] <Islam> nope
[13:23] <Islam> should I try to resart ?
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> Islam: strange how you SAID you'd ran the command but got the same issue, but you reran it and it magically starts working
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> Islam: think about that.... reboot to test
[13:24] <quiescens> a wizard did it
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> must have
[13:24] <Islam> Actiosnip I did try it the first time and it gave me the same answer vbe
[13:24] <soreau> hal-j: Well for one thing, unity sucks
[13:24] <Islam> lol, ok thanx I'll try it out
[13:24] <hal-j> soreau: indeed
[13:25] <hal-j> more of a curiosity than anything else.
[13:25] <soreau> hal-j: It is really just compiz with a plugin that breaks stuff
[13:25] <soreau> hal-j: Id recommend disabling unity in ccsm and using compiz
[13:26] <soreau> hal-j: Be warned that disabling unity plugin can cause all ccsm plugins to be disabled
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> I don't mind unity personally. Its a bit like marmite
[13:28] <KM0201> ActionParsnip: funny, i was gonna compare unity to a root canal.
[13:28] <kasi_> I've a second graphics card with /dev/fb1. How can I start a second instance of Xorg on this particular one?
[13:29] <hal-j> if I could put the dock where I wanted I'd like it more.  if I could have my 9 desktops in a grid, I could _use_ it.  9 desktops in a single row isn't usable
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> KM0201: Just switch DE and you gots no issues :)
[13:29] <hal-j> classic mode it is
[13:29] <hal-j> thanks guys
[13:29] <KM0201> ActionParsnip: thats a great solution!
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> KM0201: LXDE here ;)
[13:30] <soreau> kasi_: You would probably have to setup multiple screens in xorg.conf though there is no guarantee two cards will even work
[13:31] <Islam> thanx Actionsnip its fixed
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> Islam: sweet
[13:31] <mickepaprika> hello
[13:31] <amin`> this is http://paste.pocoo.org/show/481079/ my xmonad.hs ; i got it from xmonad config archives. but i don't know what tis the reconfiguration (recompile) key-bindings?
[13:31] <Islam> but I have another q, I cant get to my files through terminal
[13:31]  * soreau doesnt see how anyone could ever be comfortable with the plethora of bugs in Nattys unity
[13:31] <mickepaprika> i remember someone telling me about a utility to automatically generate init.d scripts, but can't remember what it was called
[13:32] <mickepaprika> anyone heard of this?
[13:32] <Islam> my files are in the media file, when I log it through terminal and type dir it says its empty
[13:32] <Islam> and I noticed it creates a file in the media that I should enter it to get to my files
[13:32] <auronandace> Islam: what about: ls -a
[13:33] <KM0201> :)
[13:33] <kasi_> soreau, isn't it possible to start another instance of Xorg?
[13:34] <nicofs> Can someone help me create a subtitle file? I can't use Subtitle Workshop or any of it's clones... I need simple GUI with video preview where you scan to the right moment in the film and say "insert here"...
[13:34] <Islam> ls -a gives me the file I told you it automatically creates with a strange name in a purple colour
[13:35] <melvincv_> Hi guys, I have 2 pop email accounts in Evolution, but the mails from both accounts get downloaded into one folder. Is there any way to separate the mails into two inboxes?
[13:35] <auronandace> Islam: that is the mountpoint inside /media/
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> nicofs: there are subtitle sites all over if its a commercial video file
[13:35] <Islam> and how am I supposed to get to the files with it, if I already tried to log though it and I couldnt
[13:36] <nicofs> ActionParsnip, as i said... i need to create myself... otherwise i wouldn't put me through that
[13:36] <auronandace> Islam: you just said that all your files are in that folder (the mountpoint), what is the problem?
[13:37] <rocktop> can some one help to stop this http://pastebin.com/Jc2NLGEu ?
[13:38] <Islam> in the browser its in the media file, through the terminal when I enter the media file I find another file created automaticaly and it have a long name
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> !info subtitleeditor
[13:38] <melvincv_> rocktop: just curious, what's the real issue?
[13:39] <auronandace> Islam: that is the mountpoint
[13:39] <auronandace> Islam: if you plug in a usb stick it will create a mountpoint under /media/
[13:39] <Islam> all I'm asking about is it normal to be there a file that creats its self like that ?
[13:40] <soreau> rocktop: Im pretty sure no one will be able to help you without some sort of context
[13:40] <auronandace> Islam: yes, mountpoints are dynamically generated
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> Islam: auronandace: or one in ~/.gvfs maybe?
[13:42] <davyde> hi http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/695641/ in ubuntu 10.04 how can i get the packages?
[13:47] <melvincv> Why is my pointer disappearing after I stop moving my mouse in Ubuntu 11.04, Gnome2?
[13:47] <melvincv> Does anyoneelse have the same issue?
[13:47] <jrib> melvincv: do you happen to be running "unclutter"?
[13:48] <jrib> melvincv: mine does that because I want it to :D
[13:48] <rocktop> melvincv_: ddos attack
[13:48] <melvincv> No, I don't know what that is...
[13:48] <jrib> melvincv: ps -ef | grep unclutter
[13:49] <melvincv> melvin    2896  2842  0 19:18 pts/1    00:00:00 grep --color=auto unclutter
[13:49] <benoliver999> melvincv: That could be a graphics driver issue.
[13:49] <melvincv> That was the output of that command.
[13:50] <martian> I have a remote system mounted via fuse/sshfs and whenever that system becomes unavailable (after I have it mounted) it causes my system to get a little crazy. I can't umount the mountpoint as it says it's busy, lsof hangs, and if I try to stop /etc/init.d/networking it says "not deconfiguring network interfaces: network file systems still mounted". What can I do aside from restarting?
[13:50] <jrib> martian: then it's not unclutter. Check bugs.ubuntu.com
[13:50] <melvincv> I have an Intel 845GL chipset for a video card... Could that be the issue?
[13:50] <Aquaguy> Hello
[13:51] <martian> jrib: buh? Unclutter? Did you mean to reply to me?'
[13:51] <Aquaguy> is there any way to launch gnome as root? So I can browse files as root instead of using terminal?
[13:51] <jrib> melvincv: then it's not unclutter. Check bugs.ubuntu.com
[13:51] <jrib> Aquaguy: why?
[13:51] <benoliver999> melvincv: I used to have the same problem on my laptop, trying to remember how I fixed it...
[13:51] <melvincv> Oh, bug... in what package?
[13:52] <Aquaguy> why? 'cause I prefer to do it that way haha
[13:52] <jrib> Aquaguy: do what exactly?
[13:52] <benoliver999> melvincv: Ah crap, I think it fixed itself with the 11.04 upgrade. Sory.
[13:52] <mo0n_sniper> does anyone knows why do I see this error in the syslog?:           be2net:Out of MCCQ wrbs
[13:53] <Aquaguy> browse as root, for example when I want to seplets apache's error logs I have to enter to terminal, sudo, then navigate to the logs folder and delete the log, I would like to place an logs's folder alias on desktop and delete the log right away, for example.
[13:54] <jrib> Aquaguy: you may use « gksudo nautilus »
 I'm having the issue on 11.04. Waiting for 11.10 and of course, a new PC. :)
[13:55] <benoliver999> melvincv: :)
[13:57] <melvincv> Is there any way to quickly copy a person's nick to mention him in a chat? Other than highlighting and ctrl+c?
[13:58] <jrib> !tab  | melvincv
[13:58] <melvincv> cool!
[13:59] <melvincv> ubottu, hi
[13:59] <mo0n_sniper> nice guy that ubottu :)
[13:59] <melvincv> ha ha lol
[13:59] <Ibis> soreau: Unity is sexy by the way.
[14:00] <soreau> Ibis: That is a matter of opinion. In mine, bugs are not sexy
[14:00] <compdoc> Unity is horrible
[14:00] <Ibis> Well, Unity 2D is great in case the original unity isn't working well for them.
[14:00] <Ibis> Yea,  I dun like bugs either.
[14:00] <Nova685> <3 unity O.O
[14:01] <Ibis> Oh thanks for reminding me, I wanted to take the Ubuntu test.
[14:03]  * [gnubie] waves
[14:03] <[gnubie]> i need help. i'm always getting a kernel panic and the screenshot is at http://imagebin.org/173694
[14:03] <[gnubie]> changing my kernel line from root=LABEL=/ to root=/dev/sda5 still with no luck. any advice?
[14:04] <[gnubie]> anyone..?
[14:05] <BluesKaj> [gnubie], what are you trying to do  ?
[14:05] <ionite> hey guys
[14:05] <ionite> ubuntu is it suitable for net books?
[14:05] <Memphis1> yes ionite
[14:06] <ionite> Memphis1: would it be too heavy? i heard unity have got some probs
[14:06] <tomodachi> ionite: linux by design is quite modular, so you can easily adapt it to everything from smartphones to computers
[14:06] <Teh_Lemon> there is also a netbook version of ubuntu afaik
[14:06] <[gnubie]> BluesKaj: boot my system
[14:06] <hal-j> ionite: been running it on a netbook for a few years
[14:06] <Memphis1> ionite, Unity won't run if it doesn't think its capable of running
[14:07] <hal-j> a clean install of natty gave me some unity issues I didn't have in my upgraded system, but that's a different story
[14:07] <tomodachi> ionite: battery power consumtion though is higher that with other os:es
[14:07] <ionite> then what about KDE and others? what are their merits that Ubuntu doesnt have?
[14:07] <ionite> what's Ubuntu not good at?
[14:07] <hal-j> I was getting 8 or so hours prior to the reinstall
[14:07] <edbian> ionite: playing windows games
[14:07] <tomodachi> ionite: kde is just a desktop enviroment, but ubuntu compared to others, It has a bigger userbase, hence more support and easier to find people with fixes for known problems
[14:07] <hal-j> no idea how that compares on this netbook, never ran anything else
[14:07] <compdoc> Ubuntu makes a poor cup of coffee
[14:07] <ionite> edbian: is that all?
[14:07] <bazhang> ionite, thats offtopic for here
[14:07] <Druss> is this the support chanel?
[14:08] <h00k> Druss: this is
[14:08] <bazhang> ionite, #ubuntu-offtopic for chit chat
[14:08] <ionite> edbian: i'm afraid of hardware compatibility problems.
[14:08] <drapedup> ionite: better to tell what you want to do with it. we can't name everything it can't do
[14:08] <hal-j> which netbook?
[14:08] <edbian> ionite: You might have some.  But you can try the liveCD and know definitively before you ever install.
[14:08] <BluesKaj> [gnubie], what happens when you try to boot ?
[14:08] <bazhang> !une | hal-j
[14:08] <edbian> ionite: Most hardware problems can be fixed these days by someone like us
[14:08] <ionite> drapedup: can i install ubuntu and remove KDE?
[14:09] <drapedup> ionite: ubuntu doesn't come with KDE installed. kubuntu does
[14:09] <hal-j> ubottu: yup.
[14:09] <Druss> edbian: ohh really?
[14:09] <ionite> edbian: Can I remove my current KDE and install ubuntu?
[14:09] <edbian> Druss: did I just start something?
[14:09] <hal-j> ah bot…. fun :)
[14:09] <ionite> edbian: or do i have to start all over from a clean install?
[14:09] <bazhang> !puregnome | ionite
[14:09] <tomodachi> ionite: KDE is a desktop enviroment, like a "skin" or a gui" ubuntu itself supports different desktop enviroments like gnome, unity or KDE
[14:09] <[gnubie]> BluesKaj: kindly check => http://imagebin.org/173694
[14:09] <edbian> ionite: KDE is not a distro.  It is not mutually exclusive to Ubuntu
[14:09] <edbian> ionite: What did you install?  What are you trying to achieve?
[14:10] <ionite> edbian: i;ve got kde and i wanna switch to ubuntu
[14:10] <Druss> edbian: no but i have a ubuntu problem well 2 thats proving very difficult.
[14:10] <auronandace> ionite: kde on which distro?
[14:10] <edbian> ionite: That does not make sense. You cannot have KDE without running some other distro. What distro are you running?
[14:10] <ionite> auronandace: 4.7
[14:10] <Druss> brb
[14:10] <edbian> Druss: what is it?
[14:10] <ionite> edbian: 4.7 SC
[14:10] <edbian> ionite: what?
[14:11] <auronandace> ionite: no, not the version of kde, what linux distro are you using?
[14:11] <ionite> auronandace: how do i check?
[14:11] <ionite> edbian: what are the common problems with Unity?
[14:11] <drapedup> type "/exec uname -a"
[14:11] <martinjlowm> anyone who's familiar with building metacity themes?
[14:12] <Druss> edbian: KB and mouse takes 3-5 minutes to respond after a restart. only after a restart. and i have issues connecting to my ntfs drive on my ubuntu box from a windows machine over the samba network.
[14:12] <edbian> ionite: people don't like the bar on the left.  It isn't customizable
[14:12] <edbian> Druss: KB ?
[14:12] <auronandace> ionite: uname -a
[14:12] <Druss> edbian: keyboard
[14:13] <drapedup> ionite:  type "/exec uname -a"
[14:13] <edbian> Druss: that's strange! :(
[14:13] <ionite> auronandace: Linux david-NX116 2.6.38-11-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Mon Sep 12 21:18:14 UTC 2011 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[14:13] <amin`> first is it the norm to have no combination keys for recompile and only for restart? second xmonad --recompile ---> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/481087/
[14:13] <auronandace> ionite: then you are running ubuntu
[14:13] <drapedup> you're running ubuntu 11.04
[14:13] <Druss> edbian: yes it is. im on 11.04
[14:13] <BluesKaj> can ayone esle check [gnubie]'s problem pasted above ...I've never seen this before so I have no idea how to help here
[14:13] <jrib>  /url 1
[14:13] <ionite> auronandace: so how do i uninstall KDE and install ubuntu?
[14:13] <auronandace> ionite: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[14:14] <drapedup> ionite: check url above
[14:14] <bazhang> ionite, I gave the link to you
[14:14] <[gnubie]> thanks BluesKaj..
[14:14] <jrib> amin`: #xmonad is more appropriate, but pastebin your xmonad.hs
[14:14] <ionite> auronandace: how do i remove?
[14:14] <wisevoyager> ionite, sudo apt-get remove kubuntu
[14:14] <auronandace> !puregnome | ionite
[14:14] <ionite> wisevoyager: thanks!
[14:14] <bazhang> wisevoyager, that will do nothing
[14:15] <ionite> auronandace: so i should install before removing?
[14:15] <bazhang> ionite, read the link
[14:15] <auronandace> ionite: check the link above
[14:15] <ionite> auronandace: ok thanks
[14:17] <ionite> auronandace: can i still access terminal after removal of KDE?
[14:17] <drapedup> yes you can ionite
[14:17] <drapedup> KDE is only a window manager that handles visual interface
[14:17] <auronandace> ionite: of course
[14:17] <ionite> auronandace: thanks
[14:17] <ionite> drapedup: oic
[14:17] <auronandace> ionite: no worries :)
[14:18] <Druss> ok so maybe someone can help me with my samba networking issues?
[14:18] <ionite> auronandace: can i use purge to remove kde?
[14:19] <SIFTU> drapedup: techinally KDE is the DE and kwin is it's WM
[14:20] <auronandace> ionite: don't know sorry, i've never tried it
[14:20] <drapedup> SIFTU: you're defeating the purpose of what I'm trying to do, which is simplify things for this guy
[14:21] <SIFTU> drapedup: just saying
[14:21] <laos> morning everyone - anyone here know why ubuntu server's apache2 server is having a hard time after having an internal ip change? (from 192.168.1.7 to 192.168.1.10)
[14:22] <laos> dynamic dns isn't working anymore as a result
[14:22] <Druss> ok anybody know about KB & mouse issues? 11.04 keyboard and mouse dont work for 3-5 minutes after restart, only after restarts, its usb kb & mouse.
[14:23] <suleyman> hi
[14:23] <mk1342> laos: might want to try #ubuntu-server
[14:23] <laos> @mk1342 thanks
[14:24] <ujjain> Can somebody help me fix my Grub? I keep on getting errors, :(
[14:24] <Druss> ok does anyone in here like unity? is there a seperate channel for natty?
[14:24] <mk1342> ujjain: what are the erros?
[14:24] <ujjain> I am currently in my Ubuntu install, I cloned it via Ubuntu live to new disk
[14:24] <amin`> jrib, http://paste.pocoo.org/show/481079/
[14:24] <ujjain> sudo grub-install /dev/sdb --root-directory=/mnt -> grub-probe device.map:2 no open paranthesis found
[14:24] <auronandace> laos: just so you know, in some clients putting an @ infront of a nick stops it from highlighting
[14:24] <mbeierl> Druss: many people like unity :)  I happen to be one, but I cannot use it due to display issues :(
[14:24] <BluesKaj> laos, did you change the IP in /etc/network interfaces ?
[14:25] <ujjain> usr/bin/grub-probe: error: /mnt/boot/grub/device.map:2: No open paranthesis found.
[14:25] <ujjain> I tried super grub disk, but failed too, without giving an error.
[14:25] <Druss> mbeierl: i like unity as well. but i see quite a few people that dont like it.
[14:25] <BluesKaj> laos, correction :  in /etc/network/interfaces ?
[14:26] <laos> bluesKaj you mean to manually with static ?
[14:26] <BluesKaj> laos, yes
[14:26] <mbeierl> Druss: it's new.  it's different.  if you are used to a certain ui and you change, expecting things to be the same, you won't like it.  Ah well.
[14:26] <laos> if i were to do that, where could i get the correct information such as gateway etc. beyond the ip
[14:27] <dk12> Hi all, laos, maybe check in /etc/hosts too
[14:27] <Druss> mbeierl: thats true, i am trying to wien myself from windows, but i have a couple bugs that i cant kill.
[14:27] <jj76541> storm.net
[14:28] <djmattyg007> hello
[14:28] <laos> dk12 in hosts im just seeing 127.0.0.1
[14:28] <dk12> laos, it's ok then
[14:28] <laos> alright
[14:29] <mbeierl> Druss: I see your posts.  I can't help at this time, but perhaps try restating the samba issue explicitly?  As the for key/mouse over usb, no help here :)
[14:29] <Druss> mbeierl, i used ubuntu in the past but i never stuck with it because i could not get past some bugs.
[14:29] <Druss> its cool
[14:30] <BluesKaj> laos, what about /etc/resolv.conf..are the dns entries listed there ?
[14:30] <djmattyg007> does anyone know where i can find a guide to configuring ircd-irc2?
[14:30] <mbeierl> Druss: any thing in specific?  I've been using linux/ubuntu for over 10 years, with the past 5 or so as the primary desktop for home too.  My kids, wife, etc, all use Ubuntu at home
[14:30] <laos> blueskaj i tried some changes to networking and the box is rebooting, i'll let you know in a sec
[14:30] <mk1342> ujjain: sorry, i can't seem to find anything about those errors
[14:30] <ujjain> sudo grub-install /dev/sdb gives /usr/sbin/grub-setup: waarschuwing: Your embedding area is unusually small.  core.img won't fit in it..
[14:30] <ujjain> not much helpful either.
[14:31] <Jizm> !ops
[14:31] <jpds> Jizm: 'sup.
[14:31] <djmattyg007> ?
[14:32] <laos> blueskaj setting the static ip to 192.168.1.7 worked :)
[14:32] <auronandace> Jizm: why did you do that?
[14:32] <laos> only thing now is to check ddns, thanks
[14:32] <Jizm> Sup
[14:32] <Druss> mbeierl, as of right now i only have the KB & mouse issues and the networking issues.
[14:32] <Jizm> I wanted to know if you ops are hella horny like me
[14:32] <BluesKaj> laos, good :)
[14:32] <mbeierl> Druss: samba networking?  as in interconnectivity by MS Windows machines to your Ubuntu box?
[14:33] <mbeierl> Druss: or just plain ol' network 101?
[14:34] <bil21al> is gnome player is also called Mplayer??
[14:34] <djmattyg007> does anyone know where i can find a guide to configuring ircd-irc2?
[14:35] <ujjain> I don like Linux anyre.
[14:35] <bil21al> is gnome player is also called Mplayer?
[14:35] <auronandace> bil21al: gnome-mplayer is a gtk frontend to mplayer
[14:35] <Druss> mbeierl: i have 2 hdd's on my ubuntu box. one is ntfs format, the main is partitioned with windows 7 and ubuntu side by side. 11.04.
[14:35] <auronandace> bil21al: or are you thinking of totem?
[14:36] <mbeierl> Druss: ok...
[14:36] <bil21al> auronandace:  no no in a bug Mplayer is written i search in dash it gives gnome player so i m just asking that is gnome player is also called Mplayer??
[14:37] <rigved> bil21al: yes. it's called the gnome-mplayer
[14:37] <Druss> mbeierl: i cant get any of my windows boxs in other rooms to connect to the ntfs drive or any ntfs partition on my ubuntu box.
[14:37] <auronandace> bil21al: not sure sorry
[14:37] <bil21al> rigved: ok
[14:38] <mbeierl> Druss: ok, let's back up a little here so I understand the context.  You have ubuntu booted from the second hard drive?
[14:38] <mbeierl> Druss: and the other computers can see the samba network presented by the ubuntu box?
[14:38] <AkariTakai> Question: anyone know how to get rid of the dot-grid in the new unity-greeter on Oneric?
[14:38] <jrib> amin`: and if you join lines 87 and 88?
[14:38] <mbeierl> AkariTakai: try #ubuntu+1
[14:38] <auronandace> !11.10 | AkariTakai
[14:38] <AkariTakai> thx
[14:39] <carpunky> Ok, I finally installed a old 2nd hard drive...do i need to reformat it.. (.it has win xp on it ) before I install ubuntu on it
[14:39] <jrib> amin`: also, install xmessage
[14:39] <auronandace> carpunky: yes
[14:39] <compdoc> carpunky, the ubuntu installer will format it for you
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> carpunky: the installer has a step to setup partitioning
[14:40] <carpunky> ok, thanks all
[14:40] <compdoc> just make sure you format the right drive
[14:42] <Druss> i have a ubuntu box with 2 hdd's and the main drive has a partition with ubuntu on it the partition is ext4, the rest of that main hdd is ntfs. now i have a second drive that is all ntfs. yes the windows boxes in other rooms can see the drive over the samba ntwk but cannot access the files of any of the share folders on any of the hdd that is in ntfs format. did i explain it good?
[14:42] <compdoc> the shared drive does not have to be ntfs
[14:42] <Nova685> ubuntu cant set privlages on an ntfs drive
[14:43] <Nova685> sometimes it works others no
[14:43] <Nova685> its a privlage issue most likely though
[14:43] <Druss> mbeierl: that second drive is inthe ubuntu box. i did notmention that above.
[14:44] <Nova685> sorry was talking to Druss:
[14:44] <compdoc> you should format it to ext4, unless you use the drive in another system
[14:44] <auronandace> Druss: you don't need samba to access a drive on the same machine as ubuntu is running
[14:44] <Druss> Nova685: really? so it wont work unless i reformat the drive to ext4
[14:45] <mbeierl> Druss: the problem with NTFS support under Ubuntu is that the drive is mounted as a specific user, which means that one user effectively "owns" all the files.  So the sharing of the NTFS drive is going to be restricted as far as security controls go
[14:45] <DeadPanda> is there some easy way to disable all of the "Open with Wine..." garbage that gets stuck into Gnome when I install Wine?
[14:45] <Druss> auronandace: thats not what im trying to do, trying to access it via windows box
[14:45] <compdoc> can be ext3, or whatever
[14:45] <auronandace> Druss: ah, sorry
[14:46] <Druss> so that explains it, i need to reformat it.
[14:46] <lessyv> hi all
[14:46] <Nova685> Druss: any format native to linux is fine because ubuntu neess to set privlages on it in order to share it
[14:47] <theadmin> Druss: Anything which supports POSIX permissions, basically
[14:47] <mbeierl> Druss: yes, and no.  If you want all the network users to have the same access and not worry about protecting files from others, then no.
[14:47] <DeadPanda> Also, I've disabled the integrated app-menu for all of my Gnome apps by adding "export UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=0" into my Xsession.d, but this doesn't work for QT apps - where's the setting for them?
[14:47] <Druss> now if i reformat will windows on the parttition be able to read it. from within the windows os?
[14:47] <lessyv> please how can I tell dpkg-shlibdeps that a .so cames from a manual library install, a kind of source-depends but for library not debianized ?
[14:47] <compdoc> Druss, its dual boot?
[14:48] <Nova685> Druss: you will need read/write privs to the user or group and yes
[14:48] <Druss> yes its a dual boot box
[14:48] <Polah> DeadPanda: You can remove files with the name wine-extensionsomething in ~/.local/share, don't remove ~/.local/share/applications/wine though since then your Applications menu wine entries won't appear
[14:48] <compdoc> then you dont want to format it ext4
[14:48] <theadmin> Druss: You can read ext2-4 filesystems with a software called ext2read on Windows
[14:49] <auronandace> theadmin: i wouldn't recomend that
[14:49] <DeadPanda> Polah, thanks, I'll remove that directory to and make launchers in the correct categories
[14:49] <DeadPanda> *too
[14:49] <theadmin> auronandace: Works fine for me, but yeah, not really well-done
[14:49] <webservfer> has anyone played with jGRASP on linux?
[14:49] <Druss> will i have to remove my data or will a ext4 format retain the data thats on it?
[14:49] <theadmin> Druss: Formatting will erase all data.
[14:50] <compdoc> you wont be able to boot windows
[14:50] <Polah> DeadPanda: No. Don't remove the directory.
[14:50] <mbeierl> Druss: it is one of the problems of dual boots, yes.  Neither one has perfect support for the other...  The same is true for NTFS support on a Macintosh box...
[14:50] <Druss> ok thats what i thought, but was hoping i was wrong.
[14:50] <Polah> DeadPanda: Remove files named wine-extension-something, but leave everything else, including applications/wine
[14:50] <mbeierl> Druss: are all the network users part of the same authentication group?
[14:51] <webservfer> jGRASP is wrote in java so it runs on linux, but linux wont let if write files
[14:51] <amin`> jrib, it was the nano i forgot to use -w and my xmonad.hs is gone now. what about xmassages
[14:51] <DeadPanda> Polah, I'd rather not have WINE creating its own application launchers, is there a better way to prevent that?  "applications/wine" doesn't seem to contain anything critical
[14:51] <Druss> is there a format that i can use that win and lin and read favorably?
[14:51] <mbeierl> Druss: you can always make the ntfs files group read/writeable do that everyone has the same access, regardless of user
[14:51] <jrib> amin`: xmonad will try to use xmessages to show you errors, so might be nice to have
[14:51] <Polah> DeadPanda: It contains things required for Applications > Wine > Programs
[14:51] <mbeierl> Druss: I hate to say it, but FAT32 is one of the most widely supported formats - although it has size limitations
[14:52] <DeadPanda> Polah, which is exactly what I don't want, hence my deleting it
[14:52] <Nova685> mbeierl: thats what im saying ubuntu cant set that priv on ntfs
[14:52] <Druss> mbeierl: im not sure what you mean by authentication group? i can access the ext4 files from windows boxes in other rooms with no issues over the samba.
[14:52] <Polah> DeadPanda: Well, you can just hide the Applications > Wine section from System > Preferences > Main Menu, removing wine-extension... file will stop it showing up notepad and suchlike when attempting to open files
[14:53] <DeadPanda> Polah, that doesn't work in Ubuntu 11.04+
[14:53] <sukcbe> Nova685 - can't you set the owner/group and perms when you mount the disk
[14:53] <Nova685> noy on ntfs
[14:53] <DeadPanda> Polah, the dash doesn't seem to honour the show/hide tags
[14:53] <Polah> DeadPanda: It does in GNOME, perhaps not Unity. I don't know if the same applies to Unity, perhaps leave it
[14:53] <Nova685> you can on linux native formats
[14:53] <winterdj> if I just want my web server to send email (for example with the php mail() function) which package should I install? aptitude install sendmail?
[14:53] <sukcbe> ok, maybe that is just a FAT thing aswell then...
[14:53] <winterdj> i don't want to actually host any email - just send from scripts
[14:54] <theadmin> winterdj: Likely so, sendmail and probably mailx
[14:54] <Nova685> fat you can
[14:54] <Polah> DeadPanda: That's because there's files for programs registered to certain formats, which are names wine-extension-something.desktop, and then there's applications/wine which maintains the Wine > Programs listing
[14:54] <mbeierl> Druss: that is due to the fact that it is Linux that is presenting the files as a network share, and can map the owners and groups according to its own native rules.  NTFS has different rules, and in fact the actual user IDs are special to MS Windows, and Ubuntu does not currently support those at all
[14:54] <wisevoyager> Does anyone know why? When I click on Home Folder windows open for a few seconds and dissapeared.,
[14:54] <sukcbe> seems like that is the best bet. could he create multiple partitions.. with ext, fat, ntfs?
[14:54] <Druss> mbeierl: i have been trying to set permissions on that ntfs drive all day long yesterday with ubuntu. maybe if i try changing the permissions with windows i will have better luck?
[14:55] <Nova685> linux cant set privs on ntfs its still experimental to even use ntfs
[14:56] <mbeierl> Druss: can you do me a favour?  Can you output the contents of the "mount" command for the ntfs mount?
[14:57] <Druss> i think reformatting the drive is my best option. is there a format that lin and win can both be happy with, without the addition of extra software?
[14:57] <theadmin> Druss: Not really.
[14:57] <SIFTU> Druss: you want to mount it manually with "mount.ntfs-3g -o uid=1000 gid=1000 /dev/sdx /mnt/point"
[14:57] <Druss> mbeierl: im not home now. wish i could.
[14:57] <mbeierl> Druss: ok.  What size is the drive?
[14:57] <Nova685> ext is best for linux and can set privs to
[14:58] <Nova685> but fat is best for both
[14:58] <Nova685> fat32
[14:58] <Druss> 750gb on the full ntfs and 1tb on the partition drive (i have a lot of movies)
[14:58] <SIFTU> Nova685: ntfs-3g is not experimental
[14:59] <jack> sigh. i installed  ubuntu-restricted-extras, but i still get "The playback of this movie requires a MPEG-4 AAC decoder plugin which is not installed." when i try a mp4. any other hint?
[14:59] <BluesKaj> jack, which player ?
[14:59] <Petskull> resizing Win7 partition...
[14:59]  * Petskull crosses fingers
[15:00] <Nova685> SIFTU: its only recently considered stable and not fully functional
[15:00] <Druss> any compromises by going with fat32 vs ext4 and some software on windows?
[15:00] <lessyv> where can i find ubuntu packagers please?
[15:00] <jack> BluesKaj, totem
[15:00] <SIFTU> Nova685: it's in the kernel!
[15:00] <BluesKaj> !medibuntu | jack
[15:00] <jack> kthx
[15:00] <mbeierl> Druss: The best option is FAT, although I am confused about what the real volume size limit is.
[15:01] <SIFTU> Druss: some light reading http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-advanced/ownership-and-permissions/
[15:01] <rigved> jack: i am not sure but i think that you need to restart after installing the restricted extras.
[15:01] <Druss> mbeierl: fat has a volume size limit?
[15:01] <Nova685> SIFTU: has been for years but wasnt actively used till like 2 years ago
[15:01] <mbeierl> Druss: but actually, FAT and NTFS with all files being owned by the same person are effectively the same thing.
[15:02] <Petskull> Druss: it's like 196Gb
[15:02] <Druss> SIFTU, thanks
[15:02] <mbeierl> Druss: it does.  or it did.  I can't recall the exact numbers but FAT32 used to be 4gb or so
[15:02] <Petskull> that when I started to go with ntfs
[15:02] <djmattyg007> where can i download the Ubuntu kernel source code?
[15:02] <jrib> !kernel | djmattyg007
[15:02] <Polah> Druss: If you have a lot of movies FAT may not be a good choice. FAT filesize is limited to only a few GB and thus any high definition or long movies may exceed that.
[15:02] <jrib> djmattyg007: see the compile instructions
[15:03] <djmattyg007> i don't want to compile it, i just want to grep it
[15:03] <Druss> ohh 196gb wont cut it. im just going to have to go ext4
[15:03] <mbeierl> djmattyg007: apt-get install linux-source
[15:03] <jrib> djmattyg007: that's fine, guess what the first step to compile it is...
[15:03] <Polah> Druss: FAT32 volume size limit is 2TB
[15:03] <theadmin> jrib: make menuconfig?
[15:03] <Druss> ohh really?
[15:04] <jrib> theadmin: well you need source code first :P
[15:04] <Druss> thats the way to go then.
[15:04] <theadmin> jrib: Well yeah :D
[15:04] <Nova685> but max filesize is around 4gb
[15:04] <Polah> Druss: Yes. 2TB volume size limit, 4GB file size limit for FAT32. Volume size for FAT<32 is significantly less
[15:04] <Petskull> Polah, I dunno- I've hit the limit before, and I've NEVER had a 2tb machine before
[15:04] <theadmin> Nova685: 3.8 or so to be bit more precise
[15:04] <Druss> ohh i have files that are 8gb, that wont work
[15:05] <Shaba1> Hello I am using ubuntu under wubi
[15:05] <theadmin> Shaba1: That's your problem
[15:05] <Petskull> whatever, I just got with ntfs for my data partition nowadays
[15:05] <Polah> Petskull: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table max volume size under FAT32 is 2TB, FAT16 is 2GB and FAT12 32MB
[15:05] <Shaba1> How do find out if I have the 64 bit or 32bit version
[15:05] <theadmin> Druss: FAT32 won't be any more helpful than NTFS permission-wise
[15:05] <jrib> Shaba1: uname -m
[15:05] <Petskull> thanks, Polah
[15:05] <theadmin> Shaba1: uname -m as stated by jrib
[15:06] <theadmin> Hm
[15:06] <theadmin> Given that he's using wubi...
[15:06] <Druss> theadmin: thanks, im just going to go ext4 and get some software for windows so it can read the ext4 format.
[15:06] <theadmin> Shaba1: That's a terminal command, in case you didn't understand
[15:06] <pratz> hey guys i am trying to connect to amazon through ssh and i have an .pem file, what would be the ssh command to connet to amazon ??
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> Shaba1: i686 == 32bit   x86_64 == 64bit
[15:07] <Petskull> Polah, that makes sense- I musta been doing something wierd
[15:07]  * Petskull scratches head
[15:08] <Petskull> Druss- let me know if you find some!
[15:08] <Petskull> I think there was something good for Ext2 for a while, but I think it was crappy with some newer versions of Win
[15:08] <Polah> Petskull: There's a few pieces of software that can get Windows to read ext3/4
[15:08] <Shaba1> thank theadmin and jrib
[15:09] <Shaba1> that worked
[15:09] <Shaba1> now another question
[15:09] <theadmin> Petskull: ext2read works well with ext3 and ext4, too, and I'm using Windows 7, so...
[15:09] <pratz> hey guys i am trying to connect to amazon through ssh and i have an .pem file, what would be the ssh command to connet to amazon ??
[15:09] <Shaba1> does KDE come with the ubuntu install
[15:09] <Druss> petskull: there was a reccomendation for the sftwr in here a few lines up
[15:09] <Shaba1> or do I have to add that
[15:09] <theadmin> Shaba1: No, apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[15:09] <Shaba1> Sorry I ama windows pers
[15:09] <Druss> well a lot of lines up
[15:09] <Petskull> I guess I'll have to give it another try
[15:09] <Shaba1> so I know these sound like stupid question
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> Shaba1: no, kde comes with kubuntu. You can install kde in ubuntu and choose the DE at login
[15:09] <Petskull> I'd like my data partition to be Ext3, if I could actually
[15:09] <Odaym> you better apologize :P
[15:10] <jrib> pratz: just pass the .pem file to ssh using -i
[15:10] <cylonmath> what was the cpp channel ?
[15:10] <Polah> Petskull: Why not ext4? (:
[15:10] <theadmin> Shaba1: , beleive me, the questions I asked when I started were much stupider :D
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> Shaba1: you are new so questions are natural
[15:10] <theadmin> cylonmath: #c++ I beleive
[15:10] <cylonmath> join #c++
[15:10] <theadmin> cylonmath: The /
[15:10] <Druss> my win 7 pc can read my android phone and my android is ext4.
[15:10] <Petskull> Polah, I dunno- I think when Ext4 came out there was some concerns about something, so I decided to stick with Ext3
[15:11] <cylonmath> theadmin: Nope... i got it it is ##c++
[15:11] <theadmin> Druss: Android has special drivers, though
[15:11] <pratz> jrib: i tried this dude ssh -i file.pem user@domain/ip , but it is not working
[15:11] <Druss> ohh i see.
[15:11] <Petskull> those issues are probably long gone by now..
[15:11] <jrib> pratz: pastebin outpt
[15:11] <pratz> jrib: i am getting timeour error
[15:11] <sajimon> hello there, im trying to install oneiric beta 2, but installator hang during the process, anyone encountered simmilator problem?
[15:11] <m0thman> .учше
[15:11] <pratz> jrib: No route to host
[15:11] <m0thman> sorry
[15:11] <cylonmath> theadmin: Nope... it is notright again
[15:11] <theadmin> sajimon: Wrong channel.
[15:11] <MonkeyDust> sajimon: #ubuntu+1
[15:11] <Polah> Petskull: Most probably, it's an improvement on ext3 and is the default for Ubuntu now.
[15:12] <jrib> pratz: well are you sure you are providing the right host?
[15:12] <sajimon> okey, thanks
[15:12] <Petskull> Ok- resize ops completed... new we reboot and see if Win7 still works...
[15:12]  * Petskull *sigh*
[15:13] <bcessa> hi, I've a problem, how can I adjust the SMPT port from 25 to something else to use it with postfix?
[15:14] <Petskull> lemme try to mount the partition from the livecd first and see how that goes
[15:14] <pawan_tejwani> can anybody please tell me about "Why I am getting ip address as 192.168.1.4" in Ubuntu server instead of getting 192.168.1.2
[15:14] <Druss> soo now that, thats resolved and i thank you. theadmin, mbeierl, nova865 and anyone else i forgot. maybe someone can help me with my final issue of keyboard and mouse not responding for 3-5 minutes after a restart and only after a restart.
[15:14] <dude123> x
[15:14] <dude123> neutrinos will allow time travel!
[15:14] <Petskull> dude123, too early to tell
[15:14] <Pici> !ot | dude123
[15:15] <dude123> :)
[15:15] <Shaba1> ok another newbie question
[15:15] <dude123> I have a toshiba l650
[15:15] <dude123> but the BT does not work
[15:15] <dude123> and the power level indicator as well.
[15:15] <theadmin> dude123: We don't support backtrack
[15:15] <Petskull> ok... taking forever to mount the Windows partition... this can't be good
[15:15] <Shaba1> is there a way of turning off the touchpad on my laptop temporarily
[15:15] <Shaba1> it seems to be getting in the way
[15:16] <Shaba1> I am touching it while typing
[15:16] <Shaba1> and it freezed ubuntu
[15:16] <Petskull> Shaba1, break it!
[15:16] <Petskull> try a hammer
[15:16] <theadmin> Shaba1: I think the mouse options had a checkmark to disable it while typing
[15:16] <pawan_tejwani> how to revert the IP address to previous configuration ?
[15:17] <pawan_tejwani> by mistake I assigned IP address as 192.18
[15:17] <pawan_tejwani> ** 192.168.1.2
[15:17] <pawan_tejwani> statically
[15:17] <pawan_tejwani> whereas I configured at time of installation as DHCP
[15:17] <pawan_tejwani> now everytime I reboot it, it acquires 192.168.1.4
[15:18] <pawan_tejwani> what can be the problem ? please help
[15:18] <theadmin> pawan_tejwani: Is that a desktop system?
[15:18] <theadmin> pawan_tejwani: As in, do you have networkmanager running?
[15:18] <Petskull> Win7
[15:18] <Petskull> Win7 'needs to be checked for consistency'...
[15:18] <Druss> i have heard that hal causes mouse and keyboard issues.
[15:18] <pawan_tejwani> theadmin: its ubuntu enterprise cloud
[15:19] <pawan_tejwani> theadmin: basically for private cloud
[15:19] <auronandace> Petskull: boot into win7
[15:19] <theadmin> pawan_tejwani: No idea what on Earth that is, doubt I can help you there
[15:19] <Generalen> Hey!
[15:19] <auronandace> Petskull: it should then run a chkdsk
[15:19] <Petskull> auronandace, that's what I'm doing...
[15:19] <theadmin> pawan_tejwani: Just try to stop dhcpcd from autostartingand reconfigure it to use a custom IP adress
[15:19] <Petskull> it's checking drive C
[15:19] <FreDuw> I'm hacin' a problem with Ubuntu.
[15:19] <pawan_tejwani> theadmin: networking is same as desktop only but through command prompt and I am damn bad at networking :(
[15:20] <auronandace> Petskull: good, it should boot as normal after that from then on
[15:20] <Petskull> I hope so!
[15:20] <Petskull> nah, everything seems to be going fine
[15:20] <Petskull> stage 2!
[15:20] <FreDuw> After I have installed Ubuntu and trying to boot up I come to a black page where it says "grub >"
[15:20] <Tixos> hey, how can i add the option to run Nautilus with SUDO ?
[15:20] <auronandace> Petskull: i think gparted tells you that should happen
[15:21] <theadmin> Tixos: gksu nautilus, but make sure you know what the heck you are doing.
[15:21] <pawan_tejwani> theadmin: wait I will restart dhcpd service
[15:21] <Petskull> FreDuw, step 1: Get LOTS of coffee...
[15:21] <theadmin> pawan_tejwani: Do not restart, stop it
[15:21] <Petskull> auronandace, musta missed it
[15:21] <theadmin> pawan_tejwani: Also, it's dhcpcd
[15:21] <FreDuw> Petskull: I hate coffee, anything else?
[15:21] <Petskull> stage 3!
[15:21] <djmattyg007> i am still unable to locate the actual kernel source code. i don't want to compile it or anything fancy with it. i just want to read it.
[15:21] <theadmin> pawan_tejwani: With a silly nonsensical "c" after the dhcp thing :D
[15:21] <Tixos> theadmin: what does that do exactly? i can run 'sudo nautilus' from terminal, but this isnt ideal every time
[15:21] <Petskull> FreDuw, Heroin
[15:21] <theadmin> Tixos: gksu is sudo for GUI apps.
[15:21] <auronandace> !grub2 | FreDuw
[15:21] <Petskull> you're gonna be up a while
[15:22] <Shaba1> theadmin,  that is diabled
[15:22] <FreDuw> ubottu: I wiped the harddrive, twice, it still comes up.
[15:22] <Tixos> theadmin: what would be the command i could add, to make it a GNOME Menu Item ? can i just add that command to here as a termainl application?
[15:22] <Shaba1> I think it was the touchpad buttons
[15:22] <ryann> installing ubuntu to a quad core 3.2ghz machine with 48gb ram.. it's a spare machine for hobby.  am i better off installing 32 bit with a kernel aware of the extra memory, or going 64 bit?
[15:22] <theadmin> Tixos: No need for "run in terminal" if that's what you mean
[15:22] <theadmin> Tixos: gksu is a GUI app so
[15:22] <Shaba1> I just turned those off so let see if that makes a difference
[15:22] <GreekFreak> Hi. Why does my ubuntu hang on a black screen before login most of the time, yet other it loads fine?
[15:23] <Petskull> FreDuw, if the drive are empty, then OBVIOUSLY grub doesn't have anything to boot!
[15:23] <melvincv> Hi all
[15:23] <djmattyg007> does anyone know where i can download the ubuntu kernel source code?
[15:23] <Tixos> so what do i do ?
[15:23] <bencc> how can I encrypt folder or partition?
[15:23] <Tixos> to make it a button
[15:23] <theadmin> djmattyg007: apt-get install linux-source
[15:23] <theadmin> bencc: Check truecrypt out
[15:23] <FreDuw> It's not empty, I have installed ubuntu fresh two times!
[15:23] <Tixos> bencc: truecrypt ?
[15:23] <usr13> FreDuw: What is it you are trying to do?
[15:23] <FreDuw> Still got the error.
[15:23] <Petskull> Success!! Win7 is Booting!!
[15:23] <FreDuw> Or.. Ye, that page.
[15:23] <theadmin> Tixos: Use alacarte (the gnome menu editor) and add it to your menu
[15:23] <THECOME> PLEASE PUT LIKE IN MY FACEBOOK PAGE! ITS "ULTIMATE STUNTS" ! ITS VERY IMPORTANT!
[15:23] <djmattyg007> @theadmin i did that. i don't know where it's installed the files to
[15:23] <THECOME> PLEASE PUT LIKE IN MY FACEBOOK PAGE! ITS "ULTIMATE STUNTS" ! ITS VERY IMPORTANT!
[15:23] <Tixos> as an application ? command = gksu nautilus ?
[15:23] <THECOME> please...
[15:23] <theadmin> THECOME: Do not caps, do not spam.
[15:23] <bencc> headmin: Tixos: will truecrypt work with mysql?
[15:24] <THECOME> ok sorry
[15:24] <auronandace> THECOME: stop spamming
[15:24] <Tixos> bencc: how do you mean
[15:24] <THECOME> put like in my facebook page " ultimate stunts".. its very important for me!
[15:24] <bencc> headmin: Tixos: I mean, encrypt the folder mysql put files in
[15:24] <FreDuw> usr13: I'm trying to install ubuntu on my computer, it completes but when I'm rebooting I come to a page where it says "grub >"
[15:24] <Petskull> okie doke- install Natty time..
[15:24] <theadmin> djmattyg007: /usr/src/linux?
[15:24] <ikonia> THECOME: please stop
[15:24] <ikonia> THECOME: this channel is for ubuntu support discussion only.
[15:25] <usr13> FreDuw: What kind of PC and what kind of HD?
[15:25] <Petskull> FreDuw, I'm not much help, but I feel your pain... been there
[15:25] <FreDuw> A regular computer, P4 with 1GB ram.. 250GB western digital
[15:25] <Petskull> I think you have to do some initrd thing, and then set the drive and then 'boot'
[15:25] <usr13> Petskull: What is he up-against?
[15:25] <Petskull> ... or something like that
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> FreDuw: boot to liveCD and reinstate Grub2
[15:25] <Petskull> it's a headache to figure out
[15:25] <Petskull> usr13, ?
[15:26] <usr13> FreDuw: Is this on the primary drive?
[15:26] <djmattyg007> theadmin: i'm looking in there now. what sort of file/folder am i looking for?
[15:26] <FreDuw> usr13: Yes, of course.
[15:26] <auronandace> FreDuw: that is the grub rescue prompt
[15:26] <theadmin> djmattyg007: ?... That's the source-code
[15:26] <Petskull> FreDuw, yeah, what ActionParsnip said
[15:26] <Petskull> do that
[15:26] <usr13> FreDuw: Are you writing grub to the MBR of the primary drive?
[15:26] <Shaba1> Ok last newbie question
[15:26] <theadmin> djmattyg007: It should be right there if I'm correct
[15:26] <FreDuw> usr13: Say what?
[15:26] <usr13> FreDuw: What kind of PC and what kind of HD?
[15:27] <Shaba1> on windows I can right click on the desktop then choose arrange icons by name,type,date e.t.c
[15:27] <Petskull> FreDuw, do you have more than 1 HD?
[15:27] <FreDuw> Petskull: No.
[15:27] <Shaba1> is there anything like that in linux
[15:27] <usr13> FreDuw: And how may HDs do you have?
[15:27] <djmattyg007> theadmin: there are a lot of files and subfolders in that folder
[15:27] <ikonia> Shaba1: yes,
[15:27] <FreDuw> usr13: Just one, as i said 1  minute ago.
[15:27] <Shaba1> I only see arrange by name when I right click on the linux desktop
[15:27] <Shaba1> Well ikonia  what is it?
[15:27] <Shaba1> how do you do it
[15:27] <theadmin> djmattyg007: So? The source-code is not one single file or anything
[15:27] <Petskull> FreDuw, he was typing as you responded- this channel moves fast
[15:27] <ikonia> Shaba1: you right click and use the options in there
[15:28] <Petskull> I know it's frustrating.. chill
[15:28] <FreDuw> How do I get out of Grub and into Ubuntu desktop?
[15:28] <ikonia> FreDuw: you use grub to boot ubuntu
[15:28] <Petskull> FreDuw, boot into the livecd
[15:28] <Shaba1> options in where ikonia ??
[15:29] <ikonia> Shaba1: if you right click on the desktop, there are arrange options, I wonder if it's been removed in unity
[15:29] <Shaba1> It must be ikonia
[15:29] <theadmin> ikonia: I don't think so, unless nautilus no longer manages the desktop folder
[15:29] <melvincv> How may I monitor my CPU temperature and fan speed from Ubuntu?
[15:29] <Shaba1> becasuse I only see arrange by name
[15:29] <ikonia> theadmin: I didn't think so eiher, but judging by Shaba1's comments it's not there
[15:30] <LjL> melvincv: first step is installing the package "lm-sensors" and running "sensors-detect" to configure it
[15:30] <FreDuw> Petskull: What does LiveCD mean?
[15:30] <usr13> FreDuw: What kind of PC and what kind of HD?
[15:30] <melvincv> I'll try that...
[15:30] <Petskull> FreDuw, probably similar to this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[15:30] <Shaba1> Maybe becasue I am running ubuntu classic?
[15:30] <FreDuw> usr13: Intel P4, 1GB of ram and 250GB harddrive
[15:30] <Petskull> FreDuw: What kind of PC and what kind of HD?
[15:31] <FreDuw> Ok, I'll try that.
[15:31] <usr13> FreDuw: What kind of PC and what kind of HD?  i.e.  IS it a laptop or desktop. Is it an ide or sata  dirve?
[15:31] <FreDuw> Desktop, IDE
[15:32] <FreDuw> It reads and writes just fine, it's the bootup of the OS that's fked up.
[15:32] <usr13> FreDuw: Did you tell it to write Grub to the MBR?
[15:32] <ikonia> FreDuw: control your langauge
[15:32] <FreDuw> ikonia: What did I say wrong?
[15:32] <theadmin> FreDuw: "f**k" is not a family-safe word
[15:32] <ikonia> FreDuw: if you have to remove a letter to type the word, don't use it
[15:32] <allballs> Good morning. I've got an Ubuntu server install, 9.04, that I need to get to 9.10, so I can then get it to 10.04 -- do-release-upgrade fails with message: "An upgrade from 'jaunty' to 'lucid' is not supported with this tool." -- I don't want to go jaunty->lucid, i want to go jaunty->karmic->lucid -- help, please?
[15:33] <theadmin> !eolupgrade | allballs
[15:33] <theadmin> oops... uhm...
[15:33] <auronandace> !eol | allballs
[15:33] <theadmin> auronandace: Thanks.
[15:33] <auronandace> np
[15:34] <m6locks> upgrading using usb stick is pretty easy
[15:34] <melvincv> lm-sensors says 'Sorry, no sensors were detected' :( Any other way?
[15:34] <allballs> auronandace: I believe I have been using this page.
[15:34] <GreekFreak> Hi. Why does my ubuntu hang on a black screen before login most of the time, yet other it loads fine?
[15:34] <Petskull> 11.04 install- I can't create my own mount points names?
[15:34] <Petskull> wth??
[15:35] <usr13> allballs: lsb_release -a  #What does it say.
[15:35] <allballs> 9.04
[15:35] <allballs> (i just brought it up from 8.10 -> 9.04, btw)
[15:35] <melvincv> LjL, lm-sensors says 'Sorry, no sensors were detected' :( Any other way?
[15:36] <Petskull> I have to name the recovery partition '/dos'... that's gay
[15:36] <MiaFarrows> Hello
[15:36] <Petskull> ... and my data partition- that's usually '/Slinky'
[15:36] <Petskull> nope!  must use The Man's names..
[15:36] <Petskull> I have to give it a slave name
[15:36] <theadmin> Petskull: Look, you normally put partitions under /media.
[15:37] <usr13> allballs:
[15:37] <usr13> pastebinit /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
[15:37] <rcmaehl> I need help configuring my netbook to work with my school's wifi
[15:37] <Petskull> theadmin, I don't
[15:37] <MiaFarrows> I just installed ubuntu 11.04 server, I tried to change the keyboard layout to Spanish(Spain) but I can't make it work. I've tried doing sudo dpkg-econfigure console-setup, but it use lets me select the encoding, charset, font face and font size.
[15:37] <MiaFarrows> Anyone, please?
[15:37] <kallisti5> so 11.10 will start supporting PowerPC again?  I see a powerpc version in the daily builds.
[15:37] <auronandace> theadmin: i'm old-fashioned, i prefer /mnt/
[15:37] <melvincv> Pretty old PC, you see :(
[15:37]  * Petskull grumbles..
[15:38] <theadmin> auronandace: /mnt is a generic-purpose mountpoint, you normally don't create stuff *under* it, but it is up to you
[15:38] <Petskull> I can't even crate a name for slinky at all
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> kallisti5: ask in #ubuntu+1 for oneiric please
[15:38] <allballs> usr13: what is you want me to do? -- my release-upgrades file  has in [DEFAULT] section, "Prompt=normal"
[15:38] <Petskull> creat*
[15:38] <Petskull> whatever
[15:38] <kallisti5> oy. it was a simple question.
[15:38] <usr13> allballs: See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[15:39] <Petskull> now I gotta *figure out* how to do it after the install
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> melvincv: I see you
[15:39] <allballs> usr13: yeah. I'm there, and that's what I've been reading to get me from 8.10 -> 9.04 -- its instructions for 9.04 -> 9.10 are ineffective.
[15:39] <theadmin> Petskull: /etc/fstab?
[15:39] <Petskull> yeah, yeah- it's just crap
[15:39] <Petskull> the 'easy way' used to be right there
[15:40] <MiaFarrows> anyone can tell me how to change the keyboard layout in Ubuntu Server 11.04 so it uses the Spanish keyboard layout PLEASE?
[15:40] <theadmin> Petskull: I don't ever do things the easy way, but ok.
[15:40] <theadmin> MiaFarrows: Doesn't loadkeys work?
[15:40] <LjL> melvincv: uh, did you run sudo sensors-detect first?
[15:40] <Petskull> right- let's do it the hard way for sport
[15:40] <usr13> allballs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades/Jaunty
[15:40] <bastidrazor> MiaFarrows: there is a #ubuntu-server channel that may be helpful.
[15:40] <melvincv> LjL, yes
[15:40] <Petskull> I used to have a boss like you
[15:40]  * theadmin is an Arch user, Petskull, probably tells something :P
[15:40] <Petskull> heheh
[15:41] <LjL> melvincv: at the end did it show a list of modules to install?
[15:41] <allballs> usr13: again, this page provides instructions that simply do not work.
[15:41] <melvincv> LjL, that sensors-detect gave me the error that no sensors were found.
[15:41] <allballs> The do-release-upgrade is trying to go from 9.04 straight to 10.04, which is NOT what I want -- I want the intermediary 9.10
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> Petskull: something like:    echo "setxkbmap es" >> ~/.bashrc
[15:41] <LjL> melvincv: sure you ran it with 'sudo'?
[15:42] <theadmin> auronandace: Server. No X.
[15:42] <theadmin> oops
[15:42] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: ^
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> source: http://www.ubuntuka.com/ubuntu-command-line-tricks-set-3/
[15:42] <usr13> allballs: What you have to do is edit  your sources.list  so that it shows 9.10 sources
[15:42] <Petskull> "Warning: No mount point assigned to the ntfs file system blah blah blah..."  BECAUSE YOU WON'T LET ME MAKE ONE!!!
[15:42] <melvincv> LjL, yes, sure it was run with root privileges
[15:42] <_cb> any channel where one can brainstorm securing a pc that needs access to the internet?
[15:43] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: setxkbmap is for X.
[15:43] <rcmaehl> _cb: ##security
[15:43] <Petskull> after this install- remind me to find out whoe changed this so I can kick him in the balls
[15:43] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Which I think is obvious from the name
[15:43] <LjL> melvincv: :\
[15:43] <usr13> allballs: Did you do that yet?
[15:43] <theadmin> Petskull: Stop your swearing. And it's probably Shuttleworth.
[15:43] <allballs> nyet. working on it now.
[15:43] <auronandace> Petskull: make a mountpoint then: sudo mkdir /media/nameofmountpoint
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: its in the server guide I found, is it not used ni server too?
[15:43] <theadmin> ActionParsnip: Servers have no X, so nope, you should use "loadkeys"
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> theadmin: I see
[15:43] <Petskull> auronandace, stay with me here... don't miss the point..
[15:44] <allballs> usr13: ok. now what?
[15:44] <_cb> rcmaehl am getting ##security :Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services. What do I need to do?
[15:44] <usr13> allballs: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude safe-upgrade
[15:44] <auronandace> Petskull: what is your point?
[15:44] <Petskull> theadmin, go tell him I need to see him
[15:44] <Pici> !register | _cb
[15:44] <theadmin> Petskull: Heh, as if one can ever reach the guy xD
[15:44] <rcmaehl> _cb: register your nick
[15:44] <allballs> usr13: you realize then your instructions do differ from the page you referred me to.
[15:44] <Petskull> auronandace, that they changed the easy option for mounting fs's on boot
[15:44] <_cb> ok thanks.
[15:45] <theadmin> Petskull: Please stop your random swearing, this is a support channel, not a... complaining channel
[15:45] <usr13> allballs: Did you do it?
[15:45] <auronandace> Petskull: easy option?
[15:45] <melvincv> LjL, weird, right? :( This is a computer from the time when windows XP released ;)
[15:45] <Petskull> heh- point taken
[15:45] <allballs> usr13: in progress.
[15:45] <bastidrazor> Petskull: maybe it didn't like your capitilization of the mount point?
[15:45] <LjL> melvincv: well, i guess it's *possible* it's too old to have sensors, however sensors have been around for a long time now
[15:45] <Petskull> theadmin, I'm swearing?
[15:45] <theadmin> Petskull: lol, someone should make #ubuntu-complains, there's a lot to complain about recently ;)
[15:46] <Petskull> heheh
[15:46] <melvincv> lol, yeah
[15:46] <theadmin> Petskull: But yeah, "kick in the balls" is sort of a swear, don't you think?
[15:46] <usr13> allballs: If and when it finishes successfully, do this:  sudo do-release-upgrade
[15:46] <Petskull> bastidrazor, nah- it use to allow you to type in a mountpoint, now it only lets you choose one from a dropdown
[15:47] <Petskull> ok ok, I haven't said anything since
[15:47] <allballs> usr13: yep.
[15:47] <usr13> yep what>?
[15:47] <Petskull> anyway- when you tell the ubuntu installer to use something as ntfs, now it only lets you choose '/dos' or '/windows'
[15:47] <Tixos> can anyone tell me how to run an executable text file from a command, so i can put it as a GNOME menu item
[15:47] <allballs> yep == that is what I will do.
[15:48] <usr13> Ok  very well.
[15:48] <theadmin> Tixos: /path/to/whatever/the/filename/is
[15:48] <Tixos> didnt work
[15:48] <theadmin> Tixos: Is it marked as executable?
[15:48] <usr13> Tixos: depends on the type of executable file
[15:48] <Tixos> Failed to execute child process "/" (No such file or directory)
[15:48] <Tixos> i removed my path
[15:48] <usr13> Tixos: Waht command did you use?
[15:48] <Tixos> its 'Mantra' browser
[15:49] <usr13> *What
[15:49] <Tixos> if i double click the file it works
[15:49] <Tixos> "Mantra Security Toolkit - Gandiva" is an executable text file.
[15:49] <Tixos> 'Run'
[15:49] <theadmin> Tixos: Ahem, you need to kinda escape the spaces
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> Tixos: symlink the file into /usr/bin
[15:49] <Petskull> I *do* like that it asks you the config question during the install instead of before it
[15:49] <Petskull> smart
[15:49] <theadmin> Tixos: Make sure you put the path in quotes if it has weird characters like those
[15:49] <FreDuw> Thank you, Boot-Repair worked fine.
[15:49] <usr13> Tixos: The tap key is your friend
[15:49] <Petskull> even though it only saves like 2 minutes
[15:50] <Tixos> you lost me ...
[15:50] <auronandace> !tab | Tixos
[15:50] <theadmin> Tixos: Spaces are special (weird) characters, you need to write the path in the manner like this: "/path/to/whatever/lol"
[15:50] <omgwut> !ops
[15:50] <theadmin> Tixos: With those quotes
[15:51] <Tixos> ok
[15:51] <Tixos> i just renamed it lol
[15:51] <D_russ> hola amigos
[15:51] <KM0201> theadmin: wouldn't that be "/path/to/what ever/lol"
[15:51] <KM0201> ;)
[15:51] <usr13> Tixos: What command did you use, (that does not work for you)?
[15:51] <theadmin> KM0201: Well, the point is still there, the quotes are the point
[15:51] <KM0201> theadmin: i know, i was teasing you.. :)
[15:52] <usr13> Tixos: Oh, ok, you got it then.
[15:52] <Tixos> usr13: like theadmin said, it was the spaces, so i renamed to singluar words + dirs and its fine
[15:52] <theadmin> Tixos: You could have just used the quotes
[15:52] <soulslayer> hey guys how i can reenable the ubuntu on boot OS detection ?
[15:52] <D_russ> soo how is everyone?
[15:52] <Tixos> or i could have quoted like he pointed out
[15:52] <soulslayer> there was a flag somewhere in init.d/
[15:52] <Tixos> i know but i had already done it :P
[15:52] <soulslayer> but ... i cat remember where it is
[15:52] <auronandace> !ot | D_russ
[15:53] <ActionParsnip> !away > Clueless_AWAY
[15:53] <D_russ> i know ubottu. believe me my question is coming. lol
[15:53] <theadmin> D_russ: ubottu is a bot, no point in talking to her
[15:53] <soulslayer> someone ?
[15:54] <D_russ> k
[15:54] <D_russ> so anyone in here good at KB & mouse issues?
[15:54] <nixmaniack> is there any way we can simulate the 'middle click of Mouse' with keyboard?
[15:55] <h00k> D_russ: just go ahead and ask the actual question.
[15:55] <usr13> nixmaniack: Exactly what is it you want to accomplish?
[15:55] <nixmaniack> usr13, the middle click paste function
[15:55] <usr13> nixmaniack: What exactly is your situation?  Do you have a mouse?  If so, what kind?
[15:56] <usr13> nixmaniack: is it just a two button mouse?
[15:56] <melvincv> !away
[15:56] <D_russ> well my mouse and keyboard dont work for 3-5 minutes after a restart. never fals always a 3-5 minute delay before i can use either after a restart.
[15:56] <WinCamXP> Hello!
[15:57] <WinCamXP> I wanted to know how well Ubuntu would run on a Toshiba Satellite 1115-S103
[15:57] <nixmaniack> usr13, no, it's 3 button, but i need it sometimes when i select something from somewhere and get on keyboard and type and paste without going to mouse
[15:57] <WinCamXP> If I'm not mistaken, it has 512MB of RAM
[15:57] <usr13> nixmaniack: If you are copying from and to GUI apps, you can use   Ctrl-c  and  Ctrl-v
[15:57] <Petskull> D_russ, wow... no idea!  I'd try reinstalling
[15:57] <Petskull> but that's me
[15:57] <melvincv> WinCamXP, The best way is to try it from the Live CD
[15:57] <D_russ> try it and see wincamxp
[15:57] <ameer> hi there..
[15:57] <nixmaniack> usr13, that i know!! but i use both buffers of pasting
[15:57] <usr13> nixmaniack: I see.
[15:58] <WinCamXP> my internet was just out though, dont know how well downloading an entire ISO of ubuntu would work
[15:58] <melvincv> WinCamXP, Or perhaps install it inside windows
[15:58] <D_russ> is there a way to reinstall and keep all current apps and settings?
[15:58] <Petskull> WinCamXP, google it?  That's what I do.  "ubuntu on Toshiba SuperCrap3i6"
[15:58] <usr13> nixmaniack: ... and I do to sometimes, but I use the mouse to do it.
[15:58] <auronandace> D_russ: what mouse and keyboard are you using?
[15:58] <nixmaniack> usr13, so is there any way of simulating it? I had seen this simulated in Blender but don't know how they did it
[15:58] <WinCamXP> hmm, I read on the forums, sometime before '08 these two guys had toshiba laptops and had button artifacting issues, they turned something off in their xorg config to fix it
[15:59] <usr13> nixmaniack: I use a combination of the mouse's middle button, (the scroll wheel) and Ctrl-c  and   Ctrl-v
[15:59] <WinCamXP> would this still apply 3 years later?
[15:59] <D_russ> auronandace: MS wireless usb mouse and an hp usb KB.
[15:59] <theadmin> WinCamXP: We can't predict the future
[15:59] <dr_willis> WinCamXP:  perhaps not. My x505 works fine
[15:59] <usr13> well, I don't know really
[15:59]  * Petskull can!
[15:59] <auronandace> D_russ: both are wireless?
[15:59]  * Petskull hunts down his crystal ball
[15:59] <D_russ> no keyboard is wired
[16:00] <WinCamXP> hmm, also, this laptop uses a PCI or whatever card for my wireless network, should that work?
[16:00] <marowanna> WinCamXP?
[16:00] <WinCamXP> its certainly not a very new one
[16:00] <Petskull> WinCamXP, just torrent the ISO with uTorrent, burn it, and try it
[16:00] <Petskull> who knows
[16:00] <marowanna> a pcmcia card?
[16:00] <CharlieSu> Are there instructions for putting the UBUNTU install CD onto a SD card anywhere?  I'd be doing it from an OSX laptop
[16:00] <WinCamXP> it goes into the side of the laptop...
[16:00] <auronandace> D_russ: hmm, the keyboard shouldn't take 3-5 mins to kick in
[16:00] <dirty19> I am using Ubuntu 11.04. I recently installed updates after few months. When I boot, after showing the ubuntu logo, it gets stuck on a blank screen. I have an ATI 5430 HD mobility Radeon graphic card. I removed nvidia common package (which also removed ubuntu-desktop) thinking it might be causing a conflict. What should I do?
[16:00] <Petskull> raise your hand is you have a Toshiba 115-S103
[16:00]  * Petskull looks around
[16:00]  * WinCamXP raises hand
[16:01] <WinCamXP> actually its three 1's
[16:01] <D_russ> auronandace: the keyboard is wired
[16:01] <allballs> usr13: doing release-upgrade now -- wish me luck.
[16:01] <Petskull> heh- it's ok
[16:01] <auronandace> D_russ: i know, you said, thats why i said it shouldn't take 3-5 mins to kick in
[16:02] <Petskull> D_russ, hit it with a hammer
[16:02] <Petskull> need to borrow a hammer?
[16:02] <ks07> Hey guys, I'm trying to mount a filesystem with sshfs, but I'm getting permission denied on /dev/fuse - The permissions are fine, and my user is part of the fuse group. Any suggestions?
[16:02] <Petskull> that's a weird problem..
[16:02] <WinCamXP> it was a gift from my grandparents....it was loaded with malware and crap, went at the speed of a pentium 2 trying to run a minecraft server even after cleaning
[16:02] <usr13> nixmaniack: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/oneiric/man8/mouseemu.8.html
[16:02] <auronandace> D_russ: tried using different usb ports?
[16:02] <usr13> allballs: good luck!   :)
[16:02] <james333james> hey is anybody available to help me with my english it need just few seconds
[16:02] <D_russ> its a ubuntu issue. its a dualboot machine and the KB & mouse work perfectly on windows.
[16:02] <h00k> james333james: try ##english please
[16:02] <james333james> thankx
[16:03] <nixmaniack> usr13, oh great!! thanks a lot..
[16:03] <WinCamXP> this is freenode, there's a channel for everything
[16:03] <WinCamXP> ....everything.
[16:03] <dirty19> I am using Ubuntu 11.04. I recently installed updates after few months. When I boot, after showing the ubuntu logo, it gets stuck on a blank screen. I have an ATI 5430 HD mobility Radeon graphic card. I removed nvidia common package (which also removed ubuntu-desktop) thinking it might be causing a conflict. What should I do?
[16:03] <D_russ> someone suggested i reinstall natty. can that be done and keep my current settings and apps
[16:03] <theadmin> D_russ: Back up your home directory
[16:03] <Petskull> WinCamXP, I've install ubuntu on some pretty crap hardware before
[16:03] <Petskull> try it- let us know
[16:03] <WinCamXP> dirty19: im not a very good person with that, but try booting into a livecd or into the command line and installing ubuntu-desktop with sudo apt-get
[16:04] <Petskull> yeah- D_russ try that first!!
[16:04] <Petskull> a livecd
[16:04] <D_russ> so back up that directory and then after reinstall, just drag and drop and overwrite?
[16:04] <theadmin> D_russ: Quite so.
[16:04] <Petskull> tell me if you still have the issue there
[16:04] <dr_willis> D_russ:  unles syou want system settings saved also.. then it gets harder
[16:05] <WinCamXP> what key did old toshibas use to access the bios during startup?
[16:05] <Petskull> WinCamXP, a hammer
[16:05] <usr13> D_russ:   If you have your /home directory on a separate partition, you can just install and leave it un-formatted and use same user name and you'll have it all there when youre done.
[16:05] <Petskull> try f2 or del
[16:05] <D_russ> system settings such as?
[16:05] <Petskull> or f12
[16:05] <auronandace> WinCamXP: a google search will find that out quickly
[16:05] <KM0201> D_russ: pretty much, but that won't reinstall your apps, all your /home directory is, is configuration files... so say you've set up an app (Xchat for example).. for some custom fonts, etc.. when you reinstall ubuntu, reinstall xchat, then copy xchats configuration file into your new home directory, and xchat will be like it was before you reinstalled ubuntu (not sure that makes sense, but thast the best i can explain it)
[16:05] <WinCamXP> hmm, heres a linux mint 9 cd
[16:05] <dr_willis> D_russ:  those wontbackup what apps you have installed. but you can make a list of what apps you have installed
[16:06] <WinCamXP> uhmmm
[16:06] <WinCamXP> apparently i have two lm9 cds
[16:06] <Petskull> D_russ, but you DON'T want to save your settings!  your settings are the problem!!
[16:06] <D_russ> ohh i see. the setting is what was a PITA. lol
[16:06] <Petskull> (hopefully)
[16:06] <auronandace> WinCamXP: mint isn't supported here
[16:06] <WinCamXP> im just stating that i found that on my shelf
[16:07] <dirty19> WinCamXP: I had that package (ubuntu-desktop) even when I was facing the problem of the blank screen. There might be a package I updated which is causing the conflict? How can I identify?
[16:07] <KM0201> D_russ: yeah, if you're having a big issue... i'd back up the settings for specific programs hat are not related to the problem.. and then just use  acompletely new home
[16:07] <WinCamXP> im going to look for the ubuntu cds
[16:07] <D_russ> Petskull: you have a point. lol
[16:07] <Petskull> heh
[16:07] <james333james> hey anybody can check if my english is correct it need just few seconds please
[16:07] <WinCamXP> dirty19: try downloading the *tabs out*...fglrx driver?
[16:07] <Petskull> james333james, pm me
[16:07] <KM0201> james333james: say what?
[16:08] <auronandace> james333james: looks good so far
[16:08] <melvincv> james333james, It's erfect!
[16:08] <melvincv> james333james, It's perfect!
[16:08] <h00k> james333james: please take it to ##english: /join ##english
[16:08] <james333james>  i already tried on english channel but nodoby was available to help me
[16:08] <D_russ> and to back up setting for specific programs would be example: .thunderbird or .firefox folders?
[16:09] <WinCamXP> then try #finnish
[16:09] <h00k> james333james: this still isn't the appropriate place
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[16:09] <james333james> h00k:  you are right but i need just 2 seconds of attention anyway someone is helping me in PVT so i will not bother the channel anymore
[16:09] <KM0201> D_russ: affirmative
[16:09] <h00k> james333james: thanks :)
[16:09] <melvincv> james333james, try a spoken english course, why ask here? :\
[16:09] <KM0201> D_russ: assuming those apps are not related to your problem.
[16:10] <dirty19> hello
[16:10] <WinCamXP> the newest livecd i have for ubuntu is probably 10.10, should i try that anyway?
[16:10] <D_russ> cool. i think a usb install might be my best bet, CD installs seem to be a bit dicey.
[16:11] <WinCamXP> i seriously doubt that thing supports booting from usb
[16:11] <bartj> one of my dev machine (has an external address) and is connected to the router
[16:11] <WinCamXP> this machine right here is sooo much newer than that craptop and even this can't boot from usb
[16:11] <bartj> I think the routing table of the dev machine is messed up
[16:11] <bartj> because, it can't ping the router
[16:11] <D_russ> i have read that HAL causes mouse and KB issues somewhere while googling. and that HAL is not needed. anyone confirm this?
[16:12] <dr_willis> !hal
[16:12] <usr13> bartj: What address does it have?  And what address does the router have?
[16:13] <bartj> router: 192.168.0.1 and dev m/c: 192.168.0.10
[16:13] <Petskull> james333james wanted some QC on a note he wrote, not english class
[16:13] <WinCamXP> usually the router is 192.168.1.1 from my experience...
[16:13] <Petskull> no biggy
[16:13] <bartj> the dev and the router also have two different external IP addresses
[16:14] <usr13> bartj: Well certainly they do, but are they both in the same subnet?  (Look to see what the netmask is)
[16:14] <WinCamXP> dirty19: have you tried using the fglrx drivers? according to this post from '08, that's what you use for newer ati cards
[16:14] <josePHPagoda> i'm running 10.04 and i'm wanting to set up clamav... the version in the main repo is too old, and the ppa doesn't seem to have a new clamav
[16:14] <D_russ> so where cani find the ubuntu small talk chanell?
[16:15] <theadmin> D_russ: #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:15] <WinCamXP> josePHPagoda: find the website for that program
[16:15] <josePHPagoda> it points me to the ppa
[16:15] <D_russ> thanks theadmin.
[16:15] <WinCamXP> might be like super tux kart, the ubuntu repos dont actually have the newest version
[16:15] <josePHPagoda> which doesn't contain what is needed, I also checked the official ubuntu docs and those don't help
[16:15] <josePHPagoda> yeah... i use getdeb and playdeb for that stuff
[16:18] <josePHPagoda> clamav is supposeadly in the backports, but it seems like the ubuntu team has been a bit slow on keeping it up to date
[16:19] <WinCamXP> what exactly is clamav?
[16:19] <tomodachi> WinCamXP: antivirus for linux
[16:19] <Petskull> an STD
[16:19] <WinCamXP> "av" sounds like "antivirus"
[16:19] <WinCamXP> oh ok
[16:19] <josePHPagoda> it's an antivirus
[16:19] <Petskull> yeah, an antivirus
[16:19] <WinCamXP> does it look for linux viruss or windows viruses?
[16:19] <josePHPagoda> both
[16:19] <Petskull> damnit, you guys ruined it
[16:19] <allballs> usr13: perfect -- thanks a bunch for your insight. my upgrade process is now complete.
[16:19] <compdoc> more of a virus scanner, no?
[16:19] <josePHPagoda> we're using it for windows viruses and such
[16:19] <WinCamXP> running a fileserver?
[16:20] <dirty19> WinCamXP: I'm not sure if I have used those drivers. I'll install them from the AMD site and try. Thanks.
[16:20] <Petskull> alright- ya'll take it easy!
[16:20] <WinCamXP> im not sure if the amd site has linux drivers
[16:20] <WinCamXP> go ahead and check
[16:20]  * WinCamXP will be back momentarily
[16:21] <josePHPagoda> WinCamXP: it's kind of a fileserver
[16:21] <josePHPagoda> more of a webserver though
[16:21] <WinCamXP> i see
[16:21] <josePHPagoda> it's just frustrating, because debian (which is "older) has updated packages :-(
[16:21] <josePHPagoda> ubuntu just seems to be dragging their feet
[16:22] <WinCamXP> i wish there was a username much like this one, except that pertains to linux and doesn't sound retarded like AndroidCamUbuntu
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> josePHPagoda: it uses what is known and tested to be good, packages are updated on merit, not just because a new one is out
[16:22] <josePHPagoda> LinCamUb?
[16:22] <WinCamXP> ew. no.
[16:22] <josePHPagoda> ActionParsnip: the trouble is, the current tested one doesn't update
[16:22] <josePHPagoda> so it has 0 virus definitions
[16:23] <josePHPagoda> it's stable, but won't ever find anything
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> josePHPagoda: if you mean clamav there is a clamav ppa with new defs and engine
[16:23] <WinCamXP> google "clamav ubuntu"
[16:23] <josePHPagoda> the ppa doesn't have the new clamav :-(
[16:23] <josePHPagoda> i've already got it added
[16:23] <josePHPagoda> that's a rename Trololololololo :-P
[16:23] <tensorpudding> it sounds likely that the ubuntu clamav team has gone to lunch
[16:24] <WinCamXP> if i were to put ubuntu server on a pentium 4, how well would a minecraft server run on it? i would assume not very well
[16:24] <ActionParsnip> josePHPagoda: report a bug is all I can recommend, or try a different solution
[16:25] <dan___> hey i have a machine running ubuntu server which freezes if i try to shut it down or reboot it . any suggestions?
[16:25] <ActionParsnip> WinCamXP: I'd ask in a minecraft channel
[16:25] <theadmin> WinCamXP: Indeed it'd run quite badly
[16:25] <dan___> WinCamXP: depends a lot on RAM as well
[16:25] <WinCamXP> it probably has like 1GB
[16:26] <WinCamXP> doesnt really matter, my friend's father is bringing home an actual server machine running OpenSUSE anyway today, I'll SSH into it and use that
[16:26] <josePHPagoda> (i doubt anything will be done, the current version lost support in april of 2010) :-(
[16:26] <dan___> I have run minecraft on an amazon EC2 micro server
[16:26] <dan___> it ran but it was fairly laggy
[16:26] <WinCamXP> whats the specs of that?
[16:27] <josePHPagoda> i guess custom compiling is the only option
[16:27] <Pooky5> guys, i have big problem
[16:27] <dan___> im not sure about the processor but it has 613MB of RAM
[16:27] <WinCamXP> also, about that pentium 4, would a CLASSIC server (MCForge) run acceptably? I mean, all it really does it block updates, player movements, and chat, plus the commands and stuff, not very much else at all
[16:27] <Pooky5> I make mistake and move /usr/bin to ~/Desktop/bin and I cant move it back
[16:28] <Pooky5> if i try any command it says
[16:28] <dan___> what is the clock on the P4?
[16:28] <Pooky5> bash: /usr/bin/python: Directory or File doesn't exists
[16:28] <Duelisti> I'm running Ubuntu 11.04, classic desktop. When for example I'm using firefox and have my mouse pointed at a tab, it brings a "tooltip" with white background without text. I would like to see what it says.
[16:28] <WinCamXP> not sure, probably 1.5GHz
[16:28] <Pooky5> what can i do to fix this?
[16:28] <josePHPagoda> run a ~/Desktop/bin/mv
[16:28] <WinCamXP> Pooky5: reinstall?
[16:28] <josePHPagoda> to try to move it back
[16:29] <josePHPagoda> you need to specify full path to the mv to move it back
[16:29] <Pooky5> josePHPagoda: there is problem there is no mv command
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> Pooky5: sudo update-alternatives --config python
[16:29] <Pooky5> can't use sudo
[16:29] <Pooky5> same error
[16:30] <josePHPagoda> inside of ~/Desktop/bin/
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> Pooky5: what about from root recovery mode?
[16:30] <theadmin> Pooky5: ~/Dekstop/bin/mv ~/Desktop/bin /usr/
[16:30] <josePHPagoda> there is not a mv executable?
[16:30] <Pooky5> shure shure
[16:30] <Pooky5> i try it
[16:30] <dan___> ~/Desktop/bin/mv
[16:30] <dan___> oh beat me to it
[16:31] <bastidrazor> Pooky5: add /home/user/Desktop/bin to your path in .bashrc?
[16:31] <theadmin> Pooky5: More like... PATH=$HOME/Desktop/bin sudo mv ~/Desktop/bin /usr/
[16:31] <theadmin> That's better.
[16:31] <fVckingmania> hello to everyone!!!
[16:31] <josePHPagoda> hi fVckingmania!
[16:31] <dan___> hi
[16:31] <fVckingmania> I need some help with postfix restrictions!!!
[16:31] <bastidrazor> fVckingmania: there is a #postfix channel
[16:32] <Pooky5> uff thanks guys :)
[16:32] <theadmin> Pooky5: No problem.
[16:32] <theadmin> Pooky5: Don't do silly things again.
[16:32] <fVckingmania> bastidrazor, ups sorry I didn't know
[16:32] <bastidrazor> fVckingmania: no worries. good luck
[16:32] <Pooky5> theadmin: i want move only one file not whole directory, just miss click
[16:32] <Pooky5> or miss tape
[16:33] <dan___> does anyone know why my server might be freezing when it tries to power off?
[16:33] <carpunky> I did it finally, installed ubuntu on a 2nd hard drive
[16:34] <theadmin> Pooky5: My suggestion is to use a livecd to move the stuff back
[16:34] <theadmin> Pooky5: Would be the easiest
[16:35] <Duelisti> I'm running Ubuntu 11.04, classic desktop. When for example I'm using firefox and have my mouse pointed at a tab, it brings a "tooltip" with white background without text. I would like to see what it says.
[16:37] <dan___> Duelisti: are you using google toolbar?
[16:38] <Duelisti> dan___, no
[16:38] <Duelisti> this happens with other applications also
[16:38] <dan___> oh well my googling has failed me =P
[16:38] <dan___> ah its system wide
[16:39] <Wolfsherz> hi, is there a channel for oneiric beta already?
[16:39] <SIFTU> Duelisti: have you tired changing the gtk theme?
[16:39] <theadmin> Wolfsherz: Yes, it's #ubuntu+1
[16:39] <Duelisti> I'll try it
[16:39] <Wolfsherz> theadmin: thank you
[16:39] <theadmin> Wolfsherz: That's the channel for the next Ubuntu version, always, just so you know
[16:40] <Duelisti> yeah, it does work with another theme
[16:40] <Duelisti> Where can I change it
[16:40] <Duelisti> Doesn't work with customize -> colors
[16:41] <JuJuBee> I have a 2GB flash drive that won't mount.  dmesg gives this .. http://pastebin.com/n0pNrycv
[16:41] <nocilis> Duelisti System-Preferences-Appearances?
[16:41] <JuJuBee> I don't see anything wrong...
[16:41] <nocilis> JuJuBee what does fdisk -l show?
[16:42] <theadmin> JuJuBee: "sudo fdisk -l" and "sudo mount /dev/whatever /wherever", please
[16:42] <nocilis> JuJuBee probably have to be run as root
[16:42] <nocilis> JuJuBee what theadmin said
[16:42] <Duelisti> nocilis, like I said, can't change it from there
[16:43] <JuJuBee> theadmin: ok
[16:44] <JuJuBee> theadmin: it seems to have mounted now.  I was using kde and the most recent device notifier to mount it when it failed...
[16:45] <theadmin> JuJuBee: Ah, okay, well KDE + Ubuntu often equals "ARGH"
[16:45] <theadmin> JuJuBee: And I have no idea why
[16:45] <JuJuBee> so now it is mounted as root, I cannot copy anything to it...
[16:46] <BlessJah> how can i convert multimple html files into mht file?
[16:46] <Max229> Does Ubuntu have anything in their software repository that allows me to view several news stories at once? I'd prefer not to have to open like 8 tabs.  Get it all in one place...
[16:46] <theadmin> JuJuBee: Mount options, geez... sudo mount -o uid=$(id -u your_username) /dev/blah /wherever
[16:47] <nocilis> Max229 why not just use a RSS reader?
[16:47] <BlessJah> [6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~[6~/2
[16:47] <Max229> Probably going to regret asking this, but how do I do that?
[16:48] <hikenboot> hello i have installed cacti and nagios on a ubuntu (Latest) server cacti webpage doesnt come up but nagios does. On top of this my httpd.conf is empty how is nagios working without it and what do i have to do to get cacti working?
[16:48] <nocilis> Max229 I use google reader (google.com/reader), very simple, just add the url of each website and it will collect all the articles
[16:48] <nocilis> Max229 updates pretty quickly after new content comes out
[16:48] <Wolfsherz> can someone tell me how to create a customized starter in oneiric? i wish to start "gnome-terminal" with --geometry=90x25 always.
[16:49] <theadmin> Wolfsherz: Oneric isn't supported here
[16:49] <bastidrazor> Wolfsherz: compiz settings!
[16:51] <Wolfsherz> bastidrazor: thank you
[16:51] <hikenboot> anyone get cacti working on ubuntu?
[16:51] <esteeven> Hello. I am trying to boot 11.04 from CD but my video is "garbled" - lots of multi-coloured lines. The card is a ATI Technologies Inc RV710 [Radeon HD 4350]. I hear the "desktop ready" sound but there's nothing I can do. I can't even open another VT
[16:51] <vn> hi, is I want to mount cifs shares, do I really need to install the package smbfs?  I'm trying to add a cifs share in fstab with the credentials option
[16:52] <theadmin> vn: Yeah, you'd need smbfs here
[16:52] <BlessJah> nn52: but you've checked
[16:52] <BlessJah> nn52: you were courious
[16:52] <osse> I allowed others to see my desktop via Remote Desktop Preferences. When I use Remote Desktop Viewer and try to connect to 'localhost' I get "connection closed". Why?
[16:52] <osse> I thought it should work
[16:53] <nn52> hm w8
[16:53] <SIFTU> osse: you are using a vnc viewer?
[16:53] <vn> connectiong to vnc on localhost = infinite loop
[16:53] <osse> SIFTU, I think so! I use the program called Remote Desktop Viewer
[16:56] <osse> SIFTU, it's called Vinagre
[16:56] <osse> The default one
[16:57] <SIFTU> osse: you can see if you machine is listening for vnc by firing up a command line and typing "netstat -an|grep 590"
[16:58] <osse> SIFTU, there was only three lines of the type 'unix    3   [ ]    STREAM    CONNECTED .....'
[16:59] <SIFTU> osse: any of them say "LISTENING"
[16:59] <osse> No
[17:00] <osse> Maybe the VNC protocol doesn't like looping like this
[17:00] <SIFTU> osse: no the server isnt started
[17:01] <surround> hello everyone
[17:01] <CharlieSu> Are there instructions for putting the UBUNTU install CD onto a SD card anywhere?  I'd be doing it from an OSX laptop.  I need the SD card to be bootable so that i can install everything on another computer
[17:01] <rypervenche> CharlieSu: Use unetbootin to do it.
[17:03] <CharlieSu> rypervenche: thanks i'll check it out
[17:03] <surround> How to show screenshots yo u
[17:03] <surround> to community
[17:03] <usr13> !paste | surround
[17:04] <rypervenche> surround: PrintScreen button to take the screenshot, then use www.imagebin.org or imgur.com
[17:04] <julius__> hi
[17:04] <surround> Thanks to all
[17:04] <Maarten> CharlieSu: I would use a USB stick instead of a SD card, many machines can't boot from SD cards, but can from USB.
[17:05] <julius__> on a default ubuntu 11.04 installation with no further mail setup, where do the user mails land?
[17:05] <nocilis> CharlieSu the exception would be to use a usb sd card reader
[17:05] <dan___> hey my server crashes when it tries to shutdown. please could someone help? here is the log http://paste.ubuntu.com/695739/
[17:05] <nocilis> CharlieSu although I'm not sure how that would work out
[17:05] <CharlieSu> ok i'll check out
[17:05] <Kingsy> hi guys.. just booted my ubuntu pc up this morning and it has no title bars on any of its windows.. what the hell happened??
[17:05] <usr13> julius__: Depends on where they're sent.  mail
[17:06] <julius__> usr13, ah just found mails in /var/mail/username
[17:06] <julius__> i was looking for cron output
[17:06] <dean> Hi all I am currently dual booting windows xp and ubuntu 10.04 is there a way of deleting the xp partition and reclaiming the space for Ubuntu easily?
[17:06] <theadmin> Kingsy: Broken window manager
[17:06] <ggg3> hi guys. anyone know what apt-get package will have shell text utilities like 'flds'
[17:06] <m0ers> what can i do if I'm being harassed by government agencies?
[17:07] <dan___> dean: format it as ext4?
[17:07] <theadmin> Kingsy: If you can get to a terminal, try the following command: "metacity --replace &disown"
[17:07] <usr13> julius__: Just type  mail   at the cli
[17:07] <Kingsy> theadmin: what would you suggest? I literally havent changed anything.. strange that it would just Break
[17:07] <usr13> and read your mail.
[17:07] <julius__> usr13, its not installed by default
[17:07] <dean> dan___, My xp parition or Ubuntu?
[17:07] <usr13> o
[17:07] <Kingsy> theadmin: that worked...
[17:07] <Kingsy> hmm what did that do? and what was the problem?
[17:07] <theadmin> Kingsy: Great. That launched the Gnome's standard window manager, Metacity.
[17:07] <dan___> dean: the XP partition. I dont think that will merge them though
[17:07] <theadmin> Kingsy: The problem was no window manager running
[17:08] <theadmin> Kingsy: You might have configured your system to use Compiz and removed it
[17:08] <surround> see this one  http://imagebin.org/173734      & this one   http://imagebin.org/173736
[17:08] <Kingsy> theadmin: so am I going to have to do this every time I boot?
[17:08] <surround> tell me which one is true
[17:08] <dan___> dean: looks like you could do it with Gparted but I have no experience in using it
[17:08] <surround> These screenshots are from same computer within one or two seconds
[17:09] <dean> dan___, What I am looking to do is wipe the xp partition and reclaim the hd space without having to reinstall completely. I can use gparted but I don't know whether doing that will mess up grub because I installed xp then Ubuntu alongside
[17:09] <julius__> usr13, the one from mailutils showed it...thx
[17:09] <surround> Waiting for description
[17:09] <rhin0> whats the problem where the cursor seems to drift off click points on a dell laptop/touchpad 10.04 ... anyone know?
[17:09] <rhin0> its irritating
[17:09] <surround> I am using only pidgin & mozilla
[17:09] <vn> speaking of compiz, I installed compiz-settings-manager and checked the cube, but I still don't have it, am I missing something?  haven't tried since AiGLX
[17:10] <Kingsy> theadmin: anyways.. thanks
[17:10] <sogeking99> hey guys, im new to linux, i have used windows all my life. i wondering about downloading software. programs are kept on repositories, in this case the software centre right? so how do you get your program on there?
[17:10] <surround> please see following screenshots   http://imagebin.org/173734      & this one   http://imagebin.org/173736
[17:11] <theadmin> sogeking99: Your program?
[17:11] <sogeking99> say for example i made my own graphics editors, how would i make it available of the software centre
[17:11] <dean> sogeking99, It installs it when you click on install
[17:11] <surround> tell me which one is true
[17:11] <tomodachi> sogeking99: sogeking99 well you have to be an "program developer" and get your program acceppted into the main package manager.
[17:11] <rhin0> I think it has to be approved by a committee somewhere sogeking99
[17:11] <theadmin> sogeking99: Oh, you need to contact the Ubuntu MOTU, or put it on Launchpad.
[17:11] <dan___> dean: i think if you formatted the XP partition then GRUB would survive but i am not certain. another solution i can think of is to copy the ubuntu install to another drive then format the drive you are using then copy it back but that may be impractical
[17:11] <tomodachi> sogeking99: you can have your own repository thoug. And link to it. so ppl can ad it, and download programs from it.
[17:11] <J11> I see in a log that gltext invoked oom-killer, any idea how to trace why that happened?
[17:11] <dean> dan___, Ok thanks man this will be drawn out lol
[17:12] <surround> Looking for help?
[17:12] <surround> :)
[17:12] <m0ers> hi surround , can i pm you?
[17:12] <surround> yes
[17:13] <sogeking99> oh right. because i've not seen programs that come with installers yet. only things on the repositories through sudo apt-get install GIMP for example, or source which your meant to compile
[17:13] <dan___> dean: this might help but i dont know how advanced you are or your understanding of filesystems http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_resizing_ext3_partitions
[17:14] <jimisrvrox2> hey guys just a quick question. when I do du -sh I get a total dir size of 6.8GB but when I do properties in nautilus I get a dir size of 7.3GB why is it not matching up?
[17:14] <dean> dan___, Thats a bit advanced for me lol
[17:14] <dan___> hey my server crashes when it tries to shutdown. please could someone help? here is the log http://paste.ubuntu.com/695739/
[17:14] <P3P0> hola a todos
[17:14] <zarus> Heya. I was wondering, is there an app that can periodically remind me to do things? Like to drink water every 30-45 minutes?
[17:14] <martian> I have a remote server that I think may be stuck on the "could not mount blahblah press S to skip" step of the boot process. Is there any possible way to remotely tell it to skip? sshd is not up yet, so.. anything?
[17:15] <dan___> zarus: you could probably write something in bash to tell you to do it fairly easily
[17:15] <theadmin> zarus: while true ; do sleep 45m ; xmessage "DRINK WATER!!!!" ; done
[17:15] <zarus> Hmmmm
[17:15] <zarus> Okay
[17:16] <P3P0> hello
[17:16] <dean> Perhaps if I used gparted wiped my xp partition and then used grub update in terminal that will work?
[17:16] <martian> zarus: apt-cache search reminder
[17:16] <nn52> Hello , anyone can help me? -> http://www.speedyshare.com/files/30444354/1-1.ogv.tar.xz <- on video is problem. ( rmd)>
[17:18] <IamTrying> I have installed Ubuntu 64-bit i have this strange problem it takes 10 to 15 minute to boot point 2. Dont have any desktop?????  1. BIOS ( http://i.imgur.com/exkCP.png   http://i.imgur.com/3fk1d.png )   2. OS http://i.imgur.com/Pv5rZ.png
[17:18] <dean> Does bad sectors mean my hard drive is damaged?
[17:19] <sogeking99> are there good books for a complete linux beginner who has used windows all his life?
[17:19] <rhin0> maybe
[17:19] <rhin0> dean: probably
[17:19] <J11> is it possible that gltext has a memory leak?
[17:19] <rhin0> it logs bad sectors to go around them -- still means your hard-drive is useable sogeking99
[17:20] <dean> It is an old laptop so hardly surprising rhin0
[17:20] <rhin0> dean: just keep an eye on the amount of disk space available ... bad sectors will be a small area of the disk
[17:20] <edinny> What is the name of the print tool in jaunty?  I need to run it remotely in X
[17:20] <h00k> !manual | sogeking99 this may help
[17:21] <dean> rhin0, Ok thanks
[17:21] <dan___> hey my server crashes when it tries to shutdown. please could someone help? here is the log http://paste.ubuntu.com/695739/
[17:21] <sogeking99> thanks
[17:21] <rhin0> dean: I ran a large hard drive 500gb on 11.04 ... 10.04 no problems I think 11.04 is more fastiduous in logging disk faults ... your drive will probably be ok
[17:21] <martian> nn52: I don't know how you did that, but you could try simply recreating your user account. Create a new one by doing "sudo adduser tempadmin" then do "sudo usermon -aG tempadmin admin" then log in as that user, delete your old user account using "sudo deluser yourusername" then do the same thing as before but with your old user name
[17:22] <rhin0> some people are pessimistic about this issue dean
[17:22] <dean> rhin0, Ok thanks. Do you know much about gparted at all?
[17:22] <ChrisGagnon> IamTrying: your bios might be set to boot from uefi , if you can set it to use legacy mode it might fix your problem.
[17:22] <rhin0> I mean - dean - 11.04 was showing mucho errors when it was just being fastiduous in logging them
[17:22] <rhin0> I know it's powerful
[17:22] <rhin0> I only use it for blanking usb keys
[17:23] <dean> rhin0, I am trying to delete my xp partition and reclaim the partition
[17:23] <ChrisGagnon> IamTrying: a lot of systems won't install 64 bit ubuntu when with the default bios settings, but 32bit ubuntu won't have that problem.
[17:23] <rhin0> never done it -- ask someone else or google it someone will have done it ... good on you for getting rid of XP
[17:24] <rhin0> !forums
[17:24] <rhin0> dean ^
[17:24] <rhin0> search facility for issues on there Dean
[17:25] <dan___> dean: if you delete the windows partition you might be able to use this method to resize into the unallocated space https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition/ResizingPartition
[17:25] <dean> dan___, Thanks
[17:27] <surround> see this one  http://imagebin.org/173734      & this one   http://imagebin.org/173736
[17:27] <surround> tell me which is true
[17:27] <surround> same computer
[17:28] <surround> is this a big or other thing
[17:28] <IamTrying> ChrisGagnon, i have i7 processor, 8GB RAM brand new PC to get started. I am trying Ubuntu 64-bit to install. While installing with DVD rom, it was not showing this problem after install that problem show up. let me try legacy mode.
[17:28] <dan___> surround: i dont understand you
[17:29] <q_> hi
[17:29] <IamTrying> ChrisGagnon, in my BIOS > Boot > UEFI Boot <disabled> as default
[17:30] <surround> Dan_; which one is right
[17:30] <vn> IamTrying: whats your error?  stdin error()?
[17:30] <usr13> surround: What do you mean, which is true?  They probably both are, or at least I would assume they are.
[17:30] <IamTrying> vn, i have this screen http://i.imgur.com/Pv5rZ.png
[17:31] <cypha> can I make caps lock = ctrl?
[17:31] <pfrench> I am trying to prevent openvpn from autostarting on a laptop running 11.04.  What is the easiest way to do this?
[17:31] <q_> hey amtrying
[17:31] <theadmin> cypha: Yes, surely
[17:31] <surround> dan_: They are taken from same computer & at almost same time
[17:31] <IamTrying> vn, my PC is brand new i7 processor, 8GB ram, installed Ubuntu 64-bit
[17:31] <cypha> theadmin, can I make it both?
[17:31] <vn> IamTrying: heh..fun, whats your motherboard and the chipset?
[17:31] <ChrisGagnon> IamTrying: can you get to the grub menu? if you boot in to recovery mode does it work?
[17:31] <theadmin> cypha: Huh?
[17:32] <vn> IamTrying: if thats after the boot menus, try tab or escape
[17:32] <surround> usr13: load average is very low & processor usage is high
[17:32] <cypha> so it functions as Caps Lock and Ctrl
[17:32] <IamTrying> ChrisGagnon, no grub, no linux staright http://i.imgur.com/Pv5rZ.png
[17:32] <q_> i have a qwestion
[17:32] <vn> q_ ask it?
[17:32] <theadmin> cypha: How can one key act as two keys?!
[17:32] <usr13> surround: One screenshot you sent shows info about  processes   and the other shows info about resources  So what is your question?
[17:32] <dan___> surround: i cant see the whole table but surely they should be the same?
[17:32] <q_> can i keep my viersion of linux butt update the reposetorys
[17:32] <clvx> hello there, any way to reinstall unity. I messed it up playing with compiiz in ubuntu 11.10 beta 2, and I'd like to reinstall o get it to default setting. I tried using #unity --reset, #uniti --reset-icons without success; when it ends all the desktop is gray and the sys tem tray icons don't appear.
[17:33] <theadmin> q_: No.
[17:33] <dan___> hey my server crashes when it tries to shutdown. please could someone help? here is the log http://paste.ubuntu.com/695739/
[17:33] <q_> upgrade my kernal i mean
[17:33] <dan___> apt-get update
[17:33] <dan___> apt-get upgrade
[17:33] <q_> the kernal
[17:33] <q_> i wont to upgrade that
[17:34] <Gentoo64> q_, you can
[17:34] <cypha> theadmin, ok, so how do i do it?
[17:34] <dan___> if there is a new one available then apt-get upgrade will grab it for you
[17:34] <Gentoo64> q_, but you wont get updates from update manager
[17:34] <usr13> surround: Try  htop    (Maybe it will be more legible to you.)
[17:34] <jcp> I'm having a major problem: my screen just blacked over on my laptop (11.04) and I can see the mouse but nothing else.
[17:34] <pfrench> what was the last thing you ate?
[17:34] <jcp> And I have work that's unsaved that I need to get at. I can see the mouse on the screen and move it but the normal password entry for unlocking my screen never shows.
[17:35] <jcp> (I'm sending this from one of thsoe ctrl+alt+fX virtual terminals using irssi)
[17:35] <rypervenche> q_: You can try backports for a newer kernel
[17:35] <surround> jcp: press ALT+CTRL+BACKSPACE
[17:35] <IamTrying> vn, Booting takes 10/15 minutes so that i can press tab/shift http://i.imgur.com/exkCP.png
[17:35] <jcp> surround: Didn't d anything
[17:35] <jcp> oh
[17:35] <jcp> in the X server itself.
[17:35]  * jcp tries
[17:36] <jcp> surround: No effect.
[17:36] <kescc> all i have is a folder extracted from an rar file that i put in the wine folder, how can i make a shortcut of the "WoW.exe" file and put it on the desktop?
[17:36] <dan___> hey my server crashes when it tries to shutdown. please could someone help? here is the log http://paste.ubuntu.com/695739/
[17:37] <RenatoSilva> has anyone used banshee and windows media player pointing their libraries to the same directory? I want to share my ntfs music directory with linux but I'm afraid banshee messing either the directory per se (e.g. creating annoying subdirs like podcasts, idontcares etc) or even with the music files (updating tags or anything else, without my consent)
[17:37] <raven> several files in /var/lib/dpkg broken - how to repair that?
[17:38] <RenatoSilva> crossposted in ##linux
[17:38] <jcp> If anyone has any ideas... I'm killing myself over the work I'm going to lose if I have to just restart
[17:38] <kescc> i have a folder extracted from an rar file that i put in the wine folder, how can i make a shortcut of the "WoW.exe" file and put it on the desktop?
[17:38] <jcp> (which is what I've had to do whenever this has happened before; it's happened probably five times in the last month)
[17:39] <lgp171188> Hi, when I open an embedded YouTube video in Firefox, the title of the video in the embed is displayed as boxes as it is in Tamil. How to make the text appear? I have install ttf-tamil-fonts and I am able to read tamil content alright on web pages.
[17:39] <IamTrying> vn, now i have Ubuntu screen ?
[17:39] <IamTrying> vn, but why its take 10/15 minutes to boot in Ubuntu?
[17:41] <pfrench> how can I prevent openvpn from autostarting in 11.04?
[17:41] <jcp> Alright, I'm just going to restart. If anyone has any ideas on how to solve this, please memoserv me
[17:41] <khoang_chanh> what type format install ubuntu in vmware??? pls!  (linux ext2 or ext3 or swap)? tks
[17:43] <khoang_chanh> a a a a
[17:44] <kescc> how do i make an desktop shortcut of an .exe file that is placed in a folder another place
[17:46] <raven> several files in /var/lib/dpkg broken - how to repair that?
[17:48] <IamTrying> How can i increase the vmalloc=512M in Ubuntu 64-bit 11.04? Is it in /boot/grub/menu.lst or /etc/default/grub?
[17:49] <kescc> how do i make an desktop shortcut of an .exe file that is placed in a folder another place
[17:50] <dan___> right click on the exe and make link?
[17:50] <kescc> how do i make an desktop shortcut of an .exe file that is placed in a folder another place?
[17:50] <magpii> could someone point me in the direction of a user friendly (gui) internet radio braodcasting software for ubuntu please?
[17:51] <soulslayer> hey guys does anyone use a utility called extundelete ?
[17:51] <m0ers> kescc: this is  a linux channel
[17:51] <soulslayer> its for recovering delete files
[17:51] <soulslayer> *deleted
[17:51] <mrstibbons_> hi
[17:51] <m0ers> hi
[17:51] <kescc> m0ers : ???? yes??
[17:51] <raven> several files in /var/lib/dpkg broken - how to repair that?
[17:51] <m0ers> kescc: click on the file and select send to desktop
[17:51] <kescc> m0ers : you can run exe files on ubuntu too? heard of wine?
[17:52] <magpii> wine is ok but a bit touch and go
[17:52] <m0ers> kescc: i have used wine but it is not good enough
[17:52] <mrstibbons_> someone here who is using kernel 2.6.38-pae and a broadcom wireless network card? I lost my kernel module and it would be great if someone could upload me wl.ko :)
[17:52] <kescc> m0ers : that doesent work
[17:52] <carpunky> What are you using instead of wine ?
[17:52] <kescc> m0ers : ok any file then forget about the exe
[17:53] <cypha> how can I have a command run on startup?
[17:53] <shrap> kescc create a customer launch then prepend the location of the .exe with wine
[17:53] <m0ers> kescc: I'm not really an expert on that and i have to figure that out.. you may ask others in the channel
[17:53] <dan___> hey my server crashes when it tries to shutdown. please could someone help? here is the log http://paste.ubuntu.com/695739/ anyone?
[17:53] <shrap> *custom
[17:53] <maciej_> hello!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[17:53] <kescc> shrap how?
[17:53] <maciej_> my name's is Maciej
[17:54] <maciej_> NO DOBRA PISZE PO POLSKU
[17:54] <maciej_> jESTEM MACIEJ
[17:54] <oCean> !pl | maciej_
[17:54] <maciej_> JEST MOŻE JAKAŚ MIŁA KOLEŻANKA NA CZACIE??
[17:54] <m0ers> maciej_: speak english or spanish :)
[17:54] <nn52> macieje #ubuntu-pl <- tutaj
[17:55] <shrap> here is a copy of a shortcut i have for spotify: " wine C:\\users\\username\\Application\ Data\\Spotify\\spotify.exe"
[17:55] <bonbon> #mexicanmafia
[17:55] <maciej_> NO ONLY LITTL ENGLISZ OR POLAND
[17:55] <nn52> maciej_, dont trolling
[17:55] <m0ers> maciej_: english or german would be okay
[17:55] <maciej_> polish
[17:55] <oCean> m0ers: this is not the german channel
[17:55] <oliniusz> mrstibbons_: Linux oliniusz-laptop 2.6.38-11-generic-pae #50-Ubuntu SMP Mon Sep 12 22:21:04 UTC 2011 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[17:55] <maciej_> :P
[17:55] <oCean> maciej_: /join #ubuntu-pl
[17:56] <mrstibbons_> oliniusz: sounds perfect :)
[17:56] <nn52> Guys where in my account at home , is appearance, and all customization???
[17:56] <nn52> saved? :D
[17:57] <nn52> + panels with icons
[17:57] <nn52> icons are on top panel
[17:57] <mrstibbons_> oliniusz: could you also send me the output of "locate wl.ko" please?
[17:59] <Kransby> Anyone else get a complete freeze while watching youtube
[18:00] <oliniusz> mrstibbons_: hmm lsmod shows wl but not used
[18:00] <Jordan_U> IamTrying: /etc/default/grub
[18:00] <magpii> can someone point me in the direction of a radio braodcasting software that doesnt require me to spend hours in terminal compiling code please
[18:01] <oliniusz> mrstibbons_: locale: unknown name "wl.ko"
[18:01] <cousin_luigi> hello
[18:01] <raven> several files in /var/lib/dpkg broken - how to repair that?
[18:01] <oliniusz> sorry
[18:01] <mrstibbons_> oliniusz: locaTe
[18:01] <oliniusz> i'm tired :)
[18:02] <oliniusz> i'm searching
[18:02] <mrstibbons_> oliniusz: but with a small t :)
[18:02] <cypha> how can I have a command run at startup?
[18:03] <SIFTU> cypha: add it to /etc/rc.local
[18:03] <hypertyper> my mouse has stopped working in ubuntu and windows7 since I've started dual booting. The mouse doesn't respond until I plug it out and back in. It lights up but does nothing... any ideas? ty
[18:04] <Layke> How do I create a new folder from the explorer window whne i'm viewing my desktop ?
[18:04] <cypha> SIFTU, before exit 0?
[18:05] <SIFTU> cypha: yes
[18:05] <oliniusz> mrstibbons_: http://pastebin.com/bH1Qd6wd
[18:05] <Layke> If I right click I have to click on a file already there, so I get he context menu, and can't create a folder in there.
[18:05] <cypha> SIFTU, just like this--> setxkbmap -option ctrl:swapcaps
[18:05] <yaerba> Layke: ctrl+shift+n
[18:05] <Layke> danke :)
[18:06] <neil_m> kein problem
[18:06] <cypha> SIFTU, and it says i need to change the execution bits to run the script, otherwise the script does nothing?
[18:06] <SIFTU> cypha: yeah should work.. you might want to add a & on the end
[18:06] <cypha> k
[18:07] <cypha> SIFTU, with a space before the &?
[18:07] <SIFTU> cypha: sudo chmod u+x /etc/rc.local
[18:07] <SIFTU> cypha: yes
[18:07] <cypha> cool, done
[18:07] <cypha> thank you
[18:07] <mrstibbons_> oliniusz: thanks :)
[18:08] <SIFTU> cypha: reboot and see :)
[18:08] <cypha> too much stuff open =S
[18:08] <cypha> but I will at some point in life
[18:08] <cypha> hopefully never have to :)
[18:08] <cypha> although it is a vbox
[18:08] <mrstibbons_> oliniusz: can you upload me that file to rapidshare or uploaded or sth like that please? the one at /lib/modules/...
[18:08] <Islam> I have a problem while loging in, says load kernel first ! does any body have a solve ?
[18:10] <magpii> i keep trying to start icecast in terminal and all i get is this http://codepad.org/ZAap0NCi
[18:11] <Islam> any body here ?
[18:11] <dizzey> Not sure if this is the rigth channel to ask, if not please point me to the rigth one. Im running ubuntu 11.10 64bit and i am trying to get 3d acceleration working in "play on linux" (wine) it seems to be some problem with getting the rigth 32bit libs for my nvidiqa card
[18:11] <oCean> dizzey: Oneiric/11.10 is not yet released (still beta). Please join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion
[18:11] <dizzey> oCean: thanx
[18:11] <yaerba> Islam: Are you logging in through the GUI?
[18:12] <Islam> yaerba: no I'm loging in through irssi
[18:12] <MonkeyDust> irssi rules
[18:13] <Islam> u ?
[18:13] <yaerba> Islam: You log in to your machine with irssi?
[18:14] <yaerba> Islam: It looks a lot like this issue, if it happens during boot:
[18:14] <yaerba> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1603851
[18:14] <amin`> doing xset -DMZ left_ptr  in terminal doesn't set the mouse figure and also it get error http://pastie.org/2580437
[18:14] <Islam> yeah right
[18:15] <Islam> I'm using ubuntu
[18:15] <Chelo> hello
[18:15] <dizzey> yaerba: you never did define what he was logging in to ie machine irc server etc
[18:15] <vuln> Hello there. So whenever I turn on my computer without my 3G modem connected in it doesn't show the option to connect to the internet through it. When I forget to turn it on with the moden already plugged in I have to restart my computer. What service should I restart to make the computer notice it?
[18:15] <vuln> Ubuntu 10.4
[18:16] <skel> has anyone successfully setup ubuntu with free-nx or nx-server and forwarded sound through the client via esd?
[18:16] <nuclearworm> hello, i have a mobile connection which oscillates, im wondering if there s a way to get it stable on it s peak?
[18:16] <Jasonn> hi, I have a problem when uploading files via FTP. IT seems to give me: 550 Permission Denied. When I try to upload to my home dir.,
[18:16] <Islam> I used this command "sudo update-grub" and it doesnt say that there is any thing wrong
[18:16] <oliniusz> mrstibbons_: http://www.mediafire.com/?3a9ip2fytdasqp4
[18:17] <mrstibbons_> oliniusz: my savior! thanks a lot man!
[18:18] <dizzey> Can someone running ubuntu 11.04 64bit with nvidia closed drivers please do a ls -al /usr/lib32/libG* and send me the output
[18:19] <yaerba> Islam: Does your machine boot?
[18:19] <nuclearworm> hello, i have a mobile connection which oscillates, im wondering if there s a way to get it stable on it s peak?
[18:20] <Islam> yeah
[18:20] <Islam> after a retry
[18:20] <yaerba> Islam: It fails with that message every other boot?
[18:21] <lol> I need some help with the Internet connection.
[18:21] <Jasonn> hi, I have a problem when uploading files via FTP. IT seems to give me: 550 Permission Denied. When I try to upload to my home dir.,
[18:21] <lol> I forced shut down my laptop last night, and after that Internet stopped working.
[18:21] <Islam> I've windows amd linux, when I log on to the ubuntu it gives me an error "error : file not found ,, Error : you need to load the kernel first"
[18:21] <UBB> Want free ZNC or counter-strike gathers, or free ventrilo channel? join irc.ubb.lt support in #help channel, don't hesitate to /q amex for free bnc or anything else you want
[18:21] <UBB> Want free ZNC or counter-strike gathers, or free ventrilo channel? join irc.ubb.lt support in #help channel, don't hesitate to /q amex for free bnc or anything else you want
[18:21] <FloodBot1> UBB: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:21] <MonkeyDust> lol: check /etc/network/interfaces
[18:22] <Jasonn> lol: that sucks man, looks like you corrupted some kind of file
[18:22] <daedra> Wc
[18:22] <lol> MonkeyDust: okay.. on it.
[18:22] <MonkeyDust> lol: type cat /etc/network/interfaces|pastebinit and paste it here
[18:22] <zelozelos> geez why is it so hard to make cursors? no wonder there's not a lot of info on it out there..hardly anyone can do it@
[18:22] <larno_> hello everyone
[18:23] <larno_> can someone please help me with proprietary nvidia drivers on beta 2?
[18:23] <lol> MonkeyDust: what? xD
[18:23] <madwill> i'm trying to compile swftools on ubuntu 8.04 but i get weird errors
[18:23] <MonkeyDust> lol: so we can see it
[18:23] <DthenQ> what does this pastebin do
[18:23] <larno_> I have asus laptop n53sv with hybrid graphics intel/nvidia
[18:24] <larno_> when I install proiprietary nvidia drivers only unity 2d works
[18:24] <MonkeyDust> DthenQ: it makes a webpage of you typed
[18:24] <MonkeyDust> what*
[18:24] <larno_> and without them (nouveau) I have compiz working but the performance is quite bad
[18:25] <yaerba> Islam: look at /boot/grub/grub.cfg and see if the block "menuentry 'Ubuntu, with linux $most_recent_kernel-generic" points to linux and initrd files that actually exist on disk.
[18:25] <Islam> any body here ?
[18:25] <lol> it said
[18:25] <lol> dpkg was interrupted.
[18:25] <lol> btw
[18:25] <yaerba> Islam: That seems to be the problem in that forum topic.
[18:25] <larno_> anyone, please? just a suggestion or a link with some help
[18:25] <MonkeyDust> !helpme| larno_
[18:26] <Dustmite> How come when I'm installing Ubuntu it doesn't have the automatic resize my Windows partition feature to sit Ubuntu in next to it easily like I'm sure it used to?
[18:26] <Islam> ok I'll check it now
[18:26] <MonkeyDust> lol: if dpkg was interrupted, reboot in recovery mode and repair
[18:26] <yaerba> Islam: If grub.cfg doesn't point to an existing kernel and initrd, edit the file so it does.
[18:26] <larno_> sorry guys
[18:27] <larno_> is anyone else having issues with hybrid intel/nvidia on beta 2?
[18:27] <Islam> -bash: /boot/grub/grub.cfg: Permission denied
[18:27] <yaerba> Islam: Once you get Ubuntu to boot, make the changes to /etc/default/grub and run 'sudo update-grub'.
[18:28] <escott> Dustmite, you can resize manually with gparted in the live cd part of the install disk
[18:28] <larno_> I can't get compiz to work with proprietary nvidia drivers. it always fallback to unity 2d
[18:28] <yaerba> You might have to 'sudo less /boot/grub/grub.cfg'
[18:28] <bbbeee> hi room
[18:28] <yaerba> Islam: You might have to 'sudo less /boot/grub/grub.cfg'
[18:28] <Islam> I already used sudo update-grub and it says every thing is found and good
[18:29] <yaerba> Hmm
[18:29] <larno_> !helpme | it work with nvidia drivers uninstalled but with bad performance
[18:30] <yaerba> Islam: I have a class in 20 minutes.  Throw your grub.cfg up in a pastebin and perhaps someone else can help.
[18:30] <Islam> thanx yaerba,
[18:30] <larno_> I don't know if this is a bug or what...
[18:30] <mang0> Any ideas for a low bandwidth screensharing prog to run on ubuntu (NOT teamviewer)
[18:31] <angel56> mang0: nx
[18:32] <bbbeee> i wanted to ask one thing.. if i will do SSH to ubuntu or any LINUX and want to migrate too big files which need too much big time, so how can i do this if by chance putty get close then still that copy will not get close ?
[18:32] <mang0> angel56: Is it easy to set up?
[18:32] <angel56> mang0: define 'easy'
[18:33] <mang0> angel56: Download 1-2 files, a little bit of terminal work?
[18:33] <larno_> seems like I'm out of luck :(
[18:33] <angel56> mang0: probably. You need two files for the server, one for the client
[18:33] <mang0> angel56: I see.
[18:34] <angel56> mang0: I would recommend going to their site and downloading the free ones from the company as opposed to whatever is in the repos
[18:34] <mang0> angel56: Right, and why is that?
[18:34] <lol> MonkeyDust: How exactly do I repair?
[18:35] <angel56> mang0: I installed NX a while back with no headaches, but first wasted a lot of time trying to get 'freenx' working from the repos
[18:35] <ryann> trying to install ubuntu 11.04 x64 server to a proliant machine, and it boots from cd, but once i select to "install ubuntu server" the screen goes blank.  any ideas?
[18:35] <lol> And dpkg being interrupted is the cause for internet connection to fail? i'm directly connected right now.
[18:35] <angel56> mang0: the software from NX is free, but it isn't the open source version...some people have an issue with that
[18:35] <mang0> angel56: I see. Thanks :)
[18:35] <mang0> oh oky
[18:36] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know why JDE for emacs in the apt-get will not install for and they is a fix for that?
[18:37] <perlsyntax> siad it broken file when i try to install it.
[18:37] <perlsyntax> odd
[18:37] <larno_> !repeat | does anyone have any experience with hybrid graphics on beta2 (intel/ proprietary nvidia)?
[18:37] <wodKa> Hi, quick question. I would like to set up an intranet web server and already have a copy of ubuntu desktop, would it be beneficial to download a copy of the server edition or does it not matter much?
[18:37] <perlsyntax> ?
[18:38] <perlsyntax> I hope someone know something about JDE why not installing.
[18:38] <Jasonn> lol: that sucks man, looks like you corrupted some kind of file
[18:38] <adi11> hi. what is this error mean: ATA1: SRST failed (error = -16)
[18:38] <Jasonn> hi, I have a problem when uploading files via FTP. IT seems to give me: 550 Permission Denied. When I try to upload to my home dir.,
[18:39] <perlsyntax> So no one knows??
[18:39] <lol> Jasonn: Dude, would you mind helping me instead of saying the same crap?
[18:39] <Jasonn> lol: sorry man, I resent the wrong message
[18:40] <adi11> during boot after grub screen i am forced to choose system recovery entry. while the system booting it hangs on this error.
[18:40] <perlsyntax> ??
[18:40] <adi11> can anyone understand this? thanks
[18:40] <wildc4rd> evenin all!
[18:40] <lol> If 'dpkg' is interrupted, and I go on recovery mode how exactly am I supposed 'repair', any help?
[18:40] <martian> I have a remote server that I think may be stuck on the "could not mount blahblah press S to skip" step of the boot process. Is there any possible way to remotely tell it to skip? sshd is not up yet, so.. anything?
[18:40] <adi11> ATA1: SRST failed (error = -16)
[18:41] <perlsyntax> Is there a new PPA for jde?
[18:41] <UbuntuBrandon> Hello all. :D
[18:41] <perlsyntax> out?
[18:41] <pietr101> hello, how to add new disk drive to mdadm raid0 device?
[18:41] <dizzey> martian: should not be doable
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> martian: i think you need a smarthands request
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | perlsyntax
[18:42] <martian> dizzey: then a hiking I shall go :)
[18:42] <dizzey> martian: yeah dont forget to edit fstab so it does not hapen soon
[18:43] <perlsyntax> i look there and don't have it!
[18:43] <lol> If 'dpkg' is interrupted, and I go on recovery mode how exactly am I supposed 'repair', any help?
[18:43] <rostayob> I feel stupid but I removed the power and bluetooth icon from the panel and I can't get them back
[18:43] <Fender> Hi! How do I enable compositing in ubuntu 10.04? I run the netbook edition on a samsung nc10, and need to enable it to use gnome go
[18:43] <martian> dizzey: well, the funny thing is that right before I did the restart, I checked to make sure that _netdev was there. I must have made a mistake.
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> rostayob: run bluetooth-applet
[18:43] <lol> If 'dpkg' is interrupted, and I go on recovery mode how exactly am I supposed 'repair', any help?
[18:44] <Ptitrist> join <#ubuntu-fr>
[18:44] <rostayob> ActionParsnip: it says it's already running
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> Lol: sudo apt-get -f install
[18:44] <Fender> gnome do*
[18:44] <lol> ActionParsnip: wut
[18:44] <UbuntuBrandon> If you wouldn't mind showing some support, and you have a YouTube Account, who all would want to sub to my Ubuntu Screencast channel?
[18:45] <lol> ActionParsnip: Okay.. I'll do that exactly.
[18:45] <lol> thanks .. er
[18:45] <h00k> http://www.amazon.com/Yama-Coffee-Siphon-butane-burner/dp/B002CVTKTM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1316803286&sr=8-2
[18:45] <UbuntuBrandon> It is /UbuntuBrandon :D
[18:45] <h00k> UbuntuBrandon: that's more of a mailing list question.
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> Fender: sudo lshw -C display    will show the video chip. You can use it to find guides
[18:46] <pincy> do i need to reinstall the nvidia driver after a kernel update? it looks like i cant startx beacuse the missing module, which wasnt before...
[18:46] <h00k> UbuntuBrandon: also, please don't poll in here
[18:46] <rww> s/poll/spam/
[18:46] <bbbeee> what will be alternative if putty get close or internet get close, can we run commands at backend that if internet get down on ur side still command will be running ?
[18:47] <h00k> that too.
[18:47] <bbbeee> suppose : scp command then ?
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> pincy: reinstall dkms and it should build it
[18:47] <dizzey> bbbeee: screen
[18:47] <pincy> ActionParsnip: dkms?
[18:48] <adi11> does anyone know wht is this: ATA1: SRST failed (error = -16
[18:48] <adi11> thanks
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> pincy: yes its the package which builds the modules for you
[18:48] <Fender> @ActionParsnip okay.. I got a lot of information. What do I do with it?
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> Fender: copy the product in websearches to find guides
[18:49] <Jasonn> ActionParsnip: Perhaps you can help me :)
[18:49] <Jasonn> ActionParsnip: FTP Wont let me upload files to my home dir from one user
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> *product line
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Jasonn: I'm not familiar with ftp dude, sorry
[18:50] <Jasonn> ActionParsnip: :/ thanks anyway
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> Jasonn: check permissions is all i can advise
[18:51] <Jasonn> ActionParsnip: permissions are all fine, thats the first thing I did :/
[18:51] <dizzey> Can someone running ubuntu 64bit with nvidia closed drivers please do a ls -al /usr/lib32/libG* and send me the output
[18:52] <bbbeee> any one ?
[18:52] <OerHeks> !nomodeset
[18:52] <dizzey> bbbeee: the answer should still be screen
[18:53] <adi11> nomodeset: i tried setting my boot parameter but for me it didnt help. my laptop still boot in to purple screen where i only can puch power button for 5 sec
[18:54] <ActionParsnip> Adi11: which video chip?
[18:54] <adi11> ActionParsnip nvidia
[18:55] <adi11>  product: C67 [GeForce 7150M / nForce 630M]
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> Adi11!  Use:   nouveau.blacklist=1   instead
[18:55] <adi11> how should i do this?
[18:56] <adi11> what config file is that i should add that line...?
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> adi11: same way you added nomodeset
[18:56] <adi11> grub config?
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> adi11: yes, its a bootoption
[18:57] <bbbeee> how can i do scp at background that if my internet get down still copying will be occuring on server ?
[18:58] <adi11> ActionParsnip : do u know what this might be? i see it a lot when i choose recovery system on grub. ATA1: SRST failed error = -16
[18:58] <dizzey> bbbeee: and why would screen not work for that?
[18:58] <NetworkRenderer> Hi, hab ein problem
[18:58] <bbbeee> screen command ?
[18:58] <dizzey> bbbeee: yes
[18:58] <dizzey> bbbeee: lets you resume consoles
[18:59] <dizzey> apt-get install screen
[18:59] <guntbert> !de | NetworkRenderer
[18:59] <ActionParsnip> Adi11: no idea, is it mentioned in the forums? Have you fsck'd the partition in live cd?
[18:59] <NetworkRenderer> ok
[18:59] <dizzey> bbbeee: screen (then you are in a screen )  start scp and if you ssh connection breaks you log in to the box and resume your screen
[19:00] <dizzey> bbbeee: wich still has it's commands running
[19:00] <adi11> ActionParsnip : i installed from usb pendrive
[19:00] <Fen-> after recent update.. anyone managed to install gnome-shell again ?
[19:00] <Fen-> on 10.11
[19:01] <alexskan> Hi all, is there any app which lets me rip audio from youtube vider? Hopefully getting also the download and edit function for audio stream
[19:01] <pincy> ActionParsnip: thx, hope it works now :)
[19:01] <Pici> Fen-: Do you mean 11.10?
[19:01] <Fen-> yeah i failed
[19:01] <alexskan> s/video/vider
[19:01] <ActionParsnip> Adi11: its an installed OS so the way you did it is irrelevant now. A USB install is the same as a CD install
[19:01] <Pici> Fen-: Then you'll want to ask in their channel: #ubuntu+1
[19:01] <rww> Fen-: #ubuntu+1 for oneiric support, and it's currently not installable because it's waiting on dependencies.
[19:01] <Fen-> Grr lame
[19:02] <Fen-> why the hell did they had to make more updates
[19:02] <Fen-> and then remove gnome3 so they can readd it
[19:02] <nn52> okay , new problem ,anyone using xchat???
[19:02] <ActionParsnip> Fen: its prerelease, what did you expect..
[19:02] <adi11> ActionParsnip :  http://paste.ubuntu.com/695789/      this is my grub entry. where exactly should i put "nouveau.blacklist=1" ?
[19:03] <rypervenche> I love how people come in here and get pissed that a Beta isn't working.
[19:03] <urlin2u> adi11, GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT
[19:03] <rww> Fen-: no idea, ask #ubuntu+1 :P
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> adi11: in the quotes with quiet splash. Then run: sudo update-grub
[19:04] <adi11> urlin2u :  get rid of  quiet splash ?
[19:04] <Fender> how do I know if my graphic card support 3d effects and things like that?
[19:04] <adi11> ahh ok. thanks
[19:04] <urlin2u> adi11, only if you want a text boot
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> adi11: by you enquiring like this, I'm guessing you didn't add the nomodeset option.
[19:05] <soreau> Fender: What is the output of lspci|grep VGA ?
[19:05] <Tophan> hi
[19:06] <adi11> ActionParsnip : i did but i didnt have any luck. with nvidia proprietary driver still no luck
[19:06] <Fender> soreau: the output of what? :S
[19:06] <soreau> Fender: lspci|grep VGA
[19:06] <pdkl> is there a good guide to customize ubuntu 11.10 , aka especially the thems
[19:06] <Tophan> pdkl: #ubuntu+1
[19:06] <soreau> Fender: Its a command you run in your terminal. It should output information about your video card, typically one line
[19:07] <Fender> soreau: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[19:07] <larno_> !help | why do I get the No such device on modprobe nvidia when my laptop has the geforce GT54M card?
[19:07] <soreau> Fender: That is a fairly decent card and should be able to do most 3D with the default drivers that are already installed
[19:07] <Tophan> whats the best way to make Ubuntu run this at boot? :
[19:07] <Tophan> # echo level 7 | sudo tee /proc/acpi/ibm/fan
[19:08] <ActionParsnip> adi11: you can set it in root recovery mode or simply hold shift at boot and press e to edit the kernel options for this boot only
[19:08] <larno_> !help | why do I get the No such device on modprobe nvidia when my laptop has the geforce GT54M card?
[19:08] <soreau> Tophan: put it in /etc/rc.local
[19:08] <64MAAB2N8> When I looked into /usr/bin/ there is a file there entitled "[". Should there be a file called /usr/bin/[  ?
[19:08] <Tophan> soreau: thanks
[19:08] <soreau> Tophan: Note you can remove the sudo from the command
[19:08] <Tophan> soreau: ok
[19:09] <Guest17434> boa tarde
[19:09] <Fender> soreau: I can't seem to enable any nicer effects at all.. I can't enable compositing (whatever that means). But I have to enable it in order to use gnome do
[19:09] <auronandace> larno_: don't prefix help with !, it is parsed as a command to the bot
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> Tophan: add it in /etc/rc.local   above exit 0. No need for sudo
[19:09] <64MAAB2N8> Does anyone else have a file called [ in \usr\bin?
[19:09] <soreau> Fender: What is the output of glxinfo|grep renderer? (after installing mesa-utils package)
[19:10] <llutz> hagus: sure
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> larno_: try:  sudo nvidia-xco
[19:10] <hagus> So,it's ok?
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> Oops
[19:10] <llutz> hagus: type " whatis [ "
[19:10] <larno_> ActionParsnip,  command not found :S
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> larno_: sudo nvidia-xconfig    reboot to test
[19:11] <larno_> ActionParsnip, lol, ok
[19:11] <larno_> tx
[19:11] <Fender> soreau: one moment..
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> larno_: yeah bus wiggle made me hit enter on my phone
[19:11] <hagus> [ (1)                - check file types and compare values llutz
[19:11] <soreau> ActionParsnip: bus wiggle? :P
[19:12] <llutz> hagus: thats what it does (aka test)
[19:12] <larno_> ActionParsnip: VALIDATION ERROR: Data incomplete in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.Device section "Default Device" must have a Driver line.
[19:12] <Fender> soreau: OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) 945GME GEM 20091221 2009Q4 x86/MMX/SSE2
[19:12] <ryann> does anyone know if "ubuntu-11.04-server-amd64.iso" offers a "live cd" boot option??
[19:12] <larno_> ActionParsnip: should I ignore that?
[19:12] <soreau> Fender: Looks good. Now what is telling you that you cannot enable compositing, or how are you trying to enable it?
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> hagus: try:  file /usr/bin/\[
[19:13] <guntbert> ryann: no, it doesn't
[19:13] <hagus> /usr/bin/[: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped
[19:13] <larno_> ActionParsnip: I'm going to reboot now. Hope it helps ;)
[19:13] <m0ers> is anybody from the midwest here?
[19:13] <hagus> "/usr/bin/[: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.15, stripped
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> soreau: type on a bus with a tiny screen. Bumps cause mayhem
[19:13] <ryann> thanks guntbert.  hoping the x64 desktop does then :)
[19:13] <Arthur> is there a way to install a .bat file on Xubuntu? Wine won't let me install setup.bat :/
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> Ryann: it won't give live cd
[19:13] <Fender> soreau: I've done some googleing, and tried some commands I found on different forums, but nothing have helped. So I thought it couldn't be done
[19:14] <guntbert> ryann: yes, the desktop versions do
[19:14] <soreau> Fender: Sure it can. Pastebin the output of compiz --replace from your terminal to pastebin.com
[19:14] <hagus> Thanks for reassuring me that it is harmless, llutz and ActionParsnip :)
[19:14] <llutz> hagus: what is is for: http://wiki.bash-hackers.org/commands/classictest
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> Arthur: i'd read the file, see what it does.
[19:15] <dr`venom_> I have an XPS17 laptop and I just installed Ubuntu 11.10 beta2. Unfortunately, I am unable to change the display brightness. I've tried changing the brightness with my computer's short keys (Fn + F4) and via the the screen settings without any success. Can someone please help me fix this issue?
[19:15] <Arthur> ActionParsnip: it displays some texts like del data.uha > nul and some more dels and startw wunpack.exe and some echos at the end >.< I have n o idea of what should I do
[19:15] <Guest1234> hello all. How do i restart xorg on ubuntu 11.04/11.10?
[19:15] <Fender> soreau: I don't have compiz installed.. Last time I tried to install it the computer died.. I haven't dared to try since.
[19:15] <Guest1234> there is no gdm and
[19:16] <soreau> Fender: Well you certainly wont be able to use compiz without having it installed
[19:16] <nat_> boa tarde
[19:16] <hagus> Wow - not only is it OK - it seems to be pretty much essential!
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> Guest1234: are you using oneiric?
[19:16] <mosdef100200> Hi there im trying to install a package and all i keep getting is Unable to locate package when trying apt-get install?
[19:16] <Guest1234> ActionParsnip: yea
[19:16] <mosdef100200> would anyone know a solution?
[19:16]  * hagus breathes more easily again
[19:16] <llutz> hagus: it's just a strange "filename"
[19:16] <hagus> Never come across anything like it before :)
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> !11.10 | guest1234
[19:17] <Guest1234> ActionParsnip: yea. i know. But no one in there knew. I had this same issue with 11.04
[19:17] <Fender> soreau: do you think my computer can handle it? from what you've seen about my graphic card? I might have installed it wrong when I was new to ubuntu
[19:17] <Guest1234> so lets pretend im still on 11.04
[19:17] <genii-around> mosdef100200: does apt-cache policy <packagename> show that it's available in some repository you have in your sources.list ?
[19:17] <rymannphilippe> hello to anybody
[19:17] <soreau> Fender: Yes, it can handle compiz
[19:17] <Arthur> How can I install setup.bat on Linux? When I try to open it it displays few lines :(
[19:17] <rymannphilippe> this is my first time on an irc channel
[19:18] <Fender> soreau: okay. Brb
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> Guest1234: you are using oneiric now so you are supported in #ubuntu+1 til release day
[19:18] <soreau> hi rymannphilippe
[19:18] <angel56> Arthur: a .bat file is for windows, you might be able to run it under wine, but no guarantees
[19:18] <m0ers> has anyone tried pgp with evolution email client?
[19:18] <rymannphilippe> can someone help my with JOLICLOUD and FLASH?
[19:18] <urlin2u> rymannphilippe, you have a support question?
[19:18] <rymannphilippe> yes
[19:18] <m0ers> rymannphilippe: which pgp utilies have you used?
[19:18] <Guest1234> ActionParsnip: oh wait. crap. i just realized...im actually on 11.04
[19:18] <Guest1234> lol
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> rymannphilippe: jolicloud isn't supported here
[19:19] <mosdef100200> genni-around: Hi thanks could you remind me how i find that out again i cant remember
[19:19] <Guest1234> since I HAD THE SAME ISSUE ON 11.04
[19:19] <ikonia> rymannphilippe: sorry, we don't support jolicloud here
[19:19] <rymannphilippe> ok sorry
[19:19] <rymannphilippe> is there some better room for that?
[19:19] <hagus> I installed netbeans 7.x, having already had 6.9.  I have removed 6.9 but netbeans 7 is still there and working. Where does it live?
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest1234: same still applys
[19:19] <hagus> I wanted to remove netbeans 7
[19:20] <Arthur> Thank you angel56, it was always being executed with a linux program by default, now I've set Wine and it's working :D
[19:20] <genii-around> mosdef100200: In the Software Center is where you can tell the system what repositories to use.
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> rymannphilippe: #jolicloud possibly
[19:20] <urlin2u> rymannphilippe, not any channel I can see try the FF addon flash aid.
[19:20] <soreau> ActionParsnip: probably not..
[19:21] <rymannphilippe> thanks urlin2u
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> soreau: sometimes they state the server and channel of the support in the motd :-)
[19:21] <mosdef100200> genni-around: nope
[19:21] <rymannphilippe> whats ff addon flash?
[19:21] <mosdef100200> genii-around:nope
[19:22] <larno> ActionParsnip: nothing, no screens found
[19:22] <soreau> ActionParsnip: yea I guess it does have a proper topic set..
[19:22] <genii-around> !repos | mosdef100200
[19:22] <urlin2u> rymannphilippe, the flash aid addon in Ubuntu and some others downloads the flash, from adobe you can go straight to adobe as well
[19:22] <mosdef100200> cheers
[19:23] <rymannphilippe> oki doki
[19:23] <mosdef100200> im trying to install xen
[19:23] <mosdef100200> is it hard?
[19:23] <ikonia> mosdef100200: yes
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> !xen
[19:23] <hacker_anonimo> hello
[19:23] <hacker_anonimo> how all are you?
[19:23] <ikonia> mosdef100200: it's a complex technology unless you understand it and have the needed hardware
[19:23] <mosdef100200> oh
[19:23] <Fender> soreau: oh, btw.. Does it matter that I have a netbook (samsung cn10) with ubuntu 10.04 netbook edition?
[19:23] <hacker_anonimo> d
[19:23] <mosdef100200> ok
[19:24] <mosdef100200> think ill give up then
[19:24] <mosdef100200> cheers anyhow!
[19:24] <soreau> Fender: Not particularly though newer versions of ubuntu have newer drivers, naturally
[19:24] <soreau> Fender: Still should work
[19:24] <ActionParsnip> mosdef100200: could be a project to learn something new :-)
[19:25] <mosdef100200> oh got so many projects on the go
[19:25] <mosdef100200> xen would be way down the line lol
[19:25] <vacho> I need some expert help. I want to compress an entire directory and all it's subfolders and hidden files and keep their permissions.. and then move this compressed file to another server and uncompress it keeping the permissions but not the owner... does this make sense?
[19:26] <DesertFoxNight> What's the command to run a PHP file on the background?
[19:26] <dr`venom_> I can't adjust screen brightness, can someone help me fix the issue?
[19:26] <soreau> vacho: Sure, just tar it up
[19:26] <soreau> ! tar | vacho
[19:27] <vacho> soreau, I am having problems with exacly what parameters to use to keep it all perfect.. right permissions etc..
[19:27] <soreau> vacho: I believe tar should automatically preserve everything in tact by default..
[19:28] <vacho> soreau, so when I unzip it in a user folder on the other server, who will be the file owner?
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> dr`venom_: what make and model system?
[19:28] <soreau> vacho: See --no-same-owner in tar --help
[19:29] <dr`venom_> dell xps17 L702x
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> vacho: i believe you can set the perms to be preserved with extract options
[19:29] <soreau> vacho: See the example commands at the top (of tar --help)
[19:30] <erikandre> A Intel pentium 4 with 2.8Ghz With latest ubuntu doesnt feel to much of smooth view. The computer has 4GB of ram.
[19:30] <m0ers> how to find the list of all channels?
[19:30] <m0ers> !help
[19:30] <erikandre> I try to figure out where the problem is. Cause it feels like a 386sx 33mhz
[19:30] <soreau> erikandre: What version of ubuntu?
[19:30] <larno> ActionParsnip: should I try to install newest nvidia driver?
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> dr`venom_: websearc:  laptop Linux   there may be a guide for your model. Also check for bugs for the system too
[19:30] <erikandre> soreau: 11.04
[19:30] <urlin2u> m0ers, in xchat it is a right clickserver
[19:31] <urlin2u> list of channels*
[19:31] <erikandre> with ATI Technologies Inc RV730 Pro AGP [Radeon HD 4600 Series]
[19:31] <soreau> erikandre: Are you using unity? Have you checked to see if any process is using too many resources? (using top in terminal)
[19:31] <vacho> ok
 ok, I'll give that a try.
[19:31] <SIFTU> dr`venom_: you want the dell_wmi kernel module loaded
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> larno: all i can suggest is tweak xorg.conf   you may also want to read:   less /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[19:31] <erikandre> Trying to figure out where to check if i am running unity or not.
[19:31] <erikandre> Iǜe checked and not running unity.
[19:32] <soreau> erikandre: ps ax|grep unity|grep -v grep
[19:32] <erikandre> Cause then there would be a fanzy start menu
[19:32] <soreau> erikandre: ps ax|grep compiz|grep -v grep
[19:32] <erikandre> gompiz is running top tells me
[19:32] <llutz> pgrep compiz
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> erikandre: ps -ef | grep unity | grep -v grep
 I'm quite new to linux... Do I get dell_wmi from the software center?
[19:32] <Os-Mahiaoui> hi
[19:32] <llutz> pgrep unity :)
[19:32] <larno> ActionParsnip: but xorg.cong has nothing to do with it. it clearly says No screens found. the same thing happens when I try to manually load the nvidia driver
[19:33] <Os-Mahiaoui> im Ubuntu Linux user
[19:33] <soreau> llutz: shhh ;)
[19:33] <larno> ActionParsnip: it doesn't recognize my card
[19:33] <SIFTU> dr`venom_: it should come with the kernel.. what version of ubuntu are you running
[19:33] <dr`venom_> 11.10 beta2
[19:33] <Os-Mahiaoui> and i need help about my network card
[19:33] <ActionParsnip> larno: the xorg.conf defines the display and the screens so has everything to do with it
[19:33] <erikandre> soreau: 1568 ?        Ss     0:00 /bin/sh -c /usr/bin/compiz-decorator 7610 ?        Sl     0:09 /usr/bin/compiz
[19:34] <larno> ActionParsnip: it is already defined to load the nvidia driver
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> !11.10| dr`venom_
[19:34] <soreau> erikandre: Does it make a difference if you try metacity instead? (by running metacity --replace from Alt+F2 run dialog. Switch back to compiz with compiz --replace)
[19:34] <MTPrower> Can somebody tell me how to install an icon set to Kubuntu? I'm brand new to Linux. I already downloaded the icon set I think I want, but I would rather use an automated downloader/installer
[19:34] <larno> ActionParsnip: but it says no screens found which means that my device is not recognized as nvidia card
[19:34] <ActionParsnip> larno: then its not quite right or it would work, hence me saying to tweak it
[19:35] <larno> ActionParsnip: you can't tweak the xorg.conf to recognize something if the driver doesn't support it
[19:35] <soreau> larno: What does lspci|grep VGA say?
[19:35] <erikandre> soreau: A new feeling ;) <3
[19:35] <larno> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GF106 [GeForce GT 555M] (rev a1)
[19:35] <ActionParsnip> larno: if there isn't the settings the driver needs to run then it won't load and therefore, no screens
[19:36] <dr`venom_> ok I'll go to that channel thanks
[19:36] <SIFTU> larno: you are running optimus
[19:36] <erikandre> soreau: How to set to metacity default?
[19:36] <ActionParsnip> larno: oh jeez is it one of those dual gpu monstrosities?
[19:36] <SIFTU> larno: do not install the nvidia module
[19:36] <soreau> erikandre: It could be a compiz plugin using too many resources or that your graphics driver is less than perfect.. which graphics driver are you using? (preferably you want to be using the default radeon, not the installable proprietary driver)
[19:36] <larno> SIFTU: I've said in the beginning that it's laptop with hybrid graphics
[19:37] <vacho> how do I check the filesize of a directory and all it's sub directories???
[19:37] <erikandre> soreau: using the priprop from ati
[19:37] <SIFTU> larno: ok i didnt see that.. the nvidia drivers for linux do not support it
[19:37] <larno> I don't need the GPU switching, I just want the nvidia card to work
[19:37] <soreau> erikandre: You should remove it and use the radeon driver instead
[19:37] <MTPrower> Can someone tell me where I can change my icon set in Kubuntu? I'm new to Linux.
[19:37] <erikandre> Okey. So how to i get back to gompiz default?
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> Larno: ive never seen a success story with that. All i know is its a pain and that bumblebee is a project to make it work.
[19:38] <SIFTU> larno: yeah bumblebee is the attempt to make it work
[19:38] <larno> SIFTU: I know and I don't want to use baumblee or anything similar
[19:38] <SIFTU> larno: then if you dont have a option in the bios, too bad
[19:38] <soreau> larno: Ok so you have hybrid graphics. Look in your bios to see if you can disable the intel card
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> MTPrower: system settings and search for icon, it will show you what to click
[19:38] <larno> ActionParsnip, SIFTU: so the only way to activate nvidia is via bumblebee or the other iron something?
[19:38] <SIFTU> larno: what laptop?
[19:38] <MTPrower> ActionParsnip: where is "system settings"?
[19:38] <larno> I can't disable it
[19:38] <larno> it's asus n53sv
[19:38] <MTPrower> ActionParsnip: found it. Sorry
[19:39] <larno> disabling via bios is only possible on lenovo laptops if I'm not mistaking
[19:39] <SIFTU> larno: yes, as most hybrid graphics laptop pipe the nvidia output through thr intel to display.. so quite often you cant disable the intel
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> Larno: i have no idea. I'm avoiding that nonsense like Paris Hilton avoids talent
[19:39] <soreau> larno: scrutinize your bios settings. the option may be hidden in an unlikely name
[19:39] <SIFTU> ActionParsnip: good move.. wish I did
[19:39] <larno> soreau, it's not there trust me ;)
[19:40] <soreau> larno: Then you are screwed ;)
[19:40] <SIFTU> larno: with kernel 3.0 the intel performance is quite good
[19:40] <larno> SIFTU: it's definately better than before but dash still lags and the alt-tab switching is to slow to start up
[19:41] <SIFTU> larno: what kernel are you running?
[19:41] <larno> the default one on beta2
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> Surprised my battery has lasted so long
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> larno: the
[19:41] <larno> SIFTU the default one on beta2
[19:41] <larno> ActionParsnip ??
[19:41] <krishna_> quit
[19:41] <Fen-> can i reinstall ubuntu and save content from /home/ HDD ? :p
[19:41] <Fen-> lol
[19:42] <SIFTU> larno: not sure.. dont run it.. but I have run kernel 3.0 since it came out and have no problems with the intel anymore
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> Then you are supported in #ubuntu+1 not here, larno
[19:42] <larno> ActionParsnip, sorry didn't know that
[19:42] <larno> thanks
[19:42] <ActionParsnip> larno: this is for the stable releases, pre-release in #ubuntu+1
[19:43] <erikandre> soreau: i thinking of buying this ASUS G74SX 17.3" Full HD 120Hz 3D
[19:43] <Fender> soreau: I hope you'll lol at me now, but I installed compiz and everything is fine. I must have done something wrong the last time I installed compiz
[19:43] <erikandre> GeForce GTX560,Core i7-2630QM,16GB RAM,160 GB SSD, 750 GB HDD,BD-RE,BT
[19:43] <erikandre> Is this a good buy?
[19:43] <soreau> Fender: Awesome :)
[19:43] <soreau> erikandre: Ask in ##hardware perhaps
[19:43] <erikandre> Thanks!
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> larno: you don't have to know. Its in the motd at the top of the channel....
[19:44] <Fender> soreau: thanks a lot for the help
[19:44] <Fender> Im out
[19:44] <soreau> Fender: no problem, glad to help
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> Bd-re and bt. Wow i only have qp and gh
[19:45] <Silvii> hola
[19:45] <genii-around> Does sudo mv put temporary ownership of root onto destination files until they are finished moving?
[19:46] <neuro> hi, is someone have a netbook working with ubuntu & a nvidia gt555m, I have kernel panics with mine :/ (asus n55sf)
[19:50] <lukez> hello, i was wondering if anyone could tell me how to enable hardware virtualization support in natty?
[19:51] <Logan_> lukez: I believe that you must enable it in your BIOS.
[19:52] <salvo> ciao a tutti
[19:53] <salvo> !list
[19:53] <genii-around> eg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/695813/ is what I'm currently seeing as it moves the stuff in the /dump directory
[19:56] <MTPrower> Hey guys, I have another newbie question. Where can I install a window manager? I downloaded the Air Oxygen window and I want to install it.
[19:56] <MTPrower> Oh yeah. I use Kubuntu. Sorry.
[19:57] <Logan_> !pm | skeptic__
[19:58] <hje841> hi. does anyone have any experience with Synergy?
[19:58] <sunice> hje841: yes
[19:58] <MTPrower> hje841: the Final Fantasy XIII paradigm role? : D
[19:58] <MTPrower> hje841: ...lol lame pun
[19:58] <hje841> dunno anything about Final Fantasy
[19:59] <MTPrower> hje841: that's too bad ( :
[19:59] <sunice> hje841: Please ask more detailed question so we can try to help
[19:59] <salvo> ciao a tutti
[19:59] <rww> !it
[20:00] <hje841> I'm trying to start synergy from terminal and it starts without any complaint, but I can't move my cursor from one screen to the next
[20:00] <hje841> here's my config file: http://pastebin.com/bSHD3ZHq
[20:01] <MTPrower> ...I'm gonna ask my question again. Dun mind me if this is too soon. Not tryin' to be rude or anything... How do I install a window theme in Kubuntu? I'm using Oxygen but I downloaded a new window theme that I'd rather use.
[20:01] <sunice> hje841: do you get any errors in the terminal?
[20:01] <rubbs> hje841: you have synergy set up on both correct? and one is a server?
[20:01] <hje841> sunice: none what so ever.
[20:01] <project> how can i make exe files for java
[20:01] <project> ???
[20:02] <ikonia> project: that's not how java works, look in ##java for lessons
[20:02] <hje841> rubbs: I start synergys on the server - the one I want to use the keyboard/mouse from. and synergyc from the other
[20:03] <rubbs> hje841: I've got no idea. let me check out my setup quick and compare
[20:03] <project> ikonia:but i can't get into #java
[20:03] <project> ikonia:what should i do?
[20:03] <rusty149> hje841: Try typing the IP address for the Synergy Server instead of the computer name
[20:03] <ikonia> project: it's ##java
[20:03] <ikonia> not #java
[20:04] <Pici> !register | project
[20:04] <hje841> rusty149: tried it. I think I've tried almost any combination of hostname and IP
[20:05] <project> exit
[20:05] <project> quit
[20:05] <guntbert> MTPrower: try #kubuntu
[20:05] <rubbs> hje841: yeah, I can't find anything wrong. I'd try what rusty149 said.
[20:06] <hje841> rubbs: it had no effect.
[20:06] <rubbs> hje841: I got nothing sorry
[20:06] <rusty149> hje841: Try using IP address again but make sure the server starts first.
[20:06] <hje841> rubbs: ok. thanks anyway.
[20:07] <rusty149> hje841: It could just be a network issue are either computer connecting wirelessly
[20:07] <sunice> hje841: are you passing the server ip when you start the client?
[20:07] <sunice> hje841: synergyc IP
[20:08] <hje841> rusty149: both are connected to the same router
[20:08] <hje841> sunice: I am
[20:08] <sunice> hje841: and both are pigable?
[20:08] <sunice>  pingable*
[20:09] <hje841> sunice: yes
[20:10] <hje841> maybe I should try a different port. any ideas?
[20:10] <lukez_> Logan  would you be willing to go to private chat?
[20:10] <Logan_> !pm | lukez_
[20:11] <hje841> what can I use for a portscan?
[20:11] <sunice> hje841: you could test it by "telnet ip 24800"
[20:11] <rusty149> hje841: Have you tried the Synergy gui?
[20:12] <hje841> rusty149: yes. it works fine with Quick Synergy
[20:13] <rhin0> x2x is plainer than synergy if you have problems -- x2x command line v easy to set up ... but it doesn't have cut n paste like synergy
[20:13] <rhin0> with synergy -- on the machine which you are driving (client) be sure to turn the "repeat key when pressed" off option
[20:13] <rhin0> otherwise it will be repeating twice
[20:13] <rhin0> with synergy or x2x
[20:14] <rusty149>  hje841: There is a #synergy irc channel
[20:15] <hje841> rusty149: thanks. I'll try it out
[20:17] <hje841> hmm.. not much talk on #synergy
[20:19] <IamTrying> Any idea why i have this always after boot? e.g: http://i.imgur.com/EDlUU.png
[20:20] <c0mh4cxxer> dose any one live in ma
[20:20] <saint_> greetings all
[20:21] <saint_> i made what i think is a bootable usb stick using a MAC, but my PC won't boot on it. ANyone familiar with ubuntu server installation from usb ?
[20:22] <axel> Hello! I want to change the dates (creation date, change date, last access) of the files of a whole folder to a date in the exif-information. How to do this?
[20:22] <jrib> axel: use touch
[20:22] <axel> jrib: Doesn't it change the date to the current date?
[20:23] <jrib> axel: well you need to pass the right things to touch
[20:23] <gucko> hi guys
[20:23] <axel> jrib: Ah! I see it in the manpages.
[20:23] <axel> jrib: Thanks.
[20:24] <gucko> I ran out of space and I have a big sized folder. I want to put this folder in an archive. Is there a way to put it in an archieve without copying it? cuz i ran out of space :(
[20:25] <gucko> cuz creating a zip file basically means copy most of the space from that folder
[20:26] <watermark> Where's the dislike button?  Dislike the floodbot question thing
[20:28] <quant> hello, after intalling Ubuntu 11.04, I get "autochk not found" when i try to boot into Vista and the machine restarts, any help, please?
[20:29] <urlin2u> quant, I think that is a vista problem, did you install Ubuntu without resizing Vista first?
[20:30] <quant> urlin2u, yes, it happens now after I've reinstalled Ubuntu
[20:30] <oldschool> hi does anyone here know how would i down grade from ubuntu desktop 10.04 to ubuntu desktop 8.4 useing the terminal
[20:30] <quant> urlin2u, I didn't resize anything
[20:30] <quant> oldschool, you can't
[20:30] <urlin2u> quant, you had a unallocated area for Ubuntu?
[20:30] <quant> urlin2u, I had an ext4 partiton
[20:31] <SIFTU> gucko: try "tar cvf - name | gzip > name.tar.gz"
[20:31] <SIFTU> gucko: you will still need space as it does delete the original
[20:31] <urlin2u> quant, so vista choice is going back ti the grub menu?
[20:31] <quant> urlin2u, yes
[20:31] <urlin2u> to*
[20:32] <oldschool> ok thanks quant is there anyway of doing a fresh install of ubuntu desktop useing the terminal
[20:32] <urlin2u> quant, I woluld try a sudo update-grub in ubuntu, if that doesn't work a chkdsk in vista using a recovery or istall to get to the repair console.
[20:32] <urlin2u> dis
[20:33] <urlin2u> disc*
[20:33] <quant> urlin2u, ok, ty
[20:33] <guntbert> !alternate | oldschool
[20:33] <urlin2u> quant, did you remove any vista partitions?
[20:34] <oldschool> quant this is the os of my server i cant use a live cd
[20:34] <quant> urlin2u, no
[20:35] <quant> the funny thing is that the first partion appears as Linux instead of NTFS in fdisk -l (http://paste.ubuntu.com/695829/)
[20:35] <quant> oldschool, you want to install ubuntu from within ubuntu? I don't understand what you're trying to do
[20:35] <urlin2u> quant, cool check that the bootflag is on the right partition for vista with gparted in Ubutu, as well
[20:35] <tsaknorris> i had this problem maybe 1 year ago. i dont anymore remember the solution. USB-hard drive is read only mode!?!?  it was easy maybe i have to just mount it with other filesystem hmm....
[20:36] <quant> urlin2u, I've tried the boot flag on both my windows and ubuntu partition an no difference... where should the boot flag actually be?
[20:36] <rypervenche> tsaknorris: How did you mount the drive?
[20:36] <allowoverride> need a little help, here is the error message when apt-get installing samba...  http://pastebin.com/f1fC3C1b
[20:36] <tsaknorris> rypervenche, automatic, i just plug it in
[20:36] <urlin2u> tsaknorris, you can open nautilus in root gksudo nautlus and change the permission i=on the usb
[20:37] <oldschool> quant am trying to go back to unbuntu desktop 8.4 installing it from the terminal
[20:37] <urlin2u> gksudo nautilus*
[20:37] <jrib> oldschool: ubuntu desktop 8.04 is very old and no longer supported
[20:37] <urlin2u> quant, without seeing the boot script I don't kmow not on ubuntu that is for sure.
[20:38] <zykotick9> oldschool, why do you want to go back to 8.04?
[20:38] <oldschool> jrid i know but i need to install it on to my server
[20:38] <quant> any idea why is my windows partition showing as linux in fdisk -l?
[20:38] <jrib> oldschool: why?  Use a supported release.
[20:38] <urlin2u> quant, http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/
[20:38] <tsaknorris> urlin2u,  this happened to my friends APPLE :P and now im at home but i was just thinkin because i had same kind of issue. i think it will work if you do mount -t vfat /dev/foo /Volume/bar
[20:39] <tsaknorris> funny was that when i did ls -al i got r,w and x permissions
[20:39] <oldschool> jrid its the only one that run well on my old server
[20:39] <urlin2u> quant, did you over write it?
[20:39] <quant> urlin2u, no
[20:39] <quant> urlin2u, just installed ubuntu instead of debian
[20:40] <oldschool> is there a way to do it useing the terminal
[20:40] <urlin2u> quant, sonds like you did, t wont boot and fdisk -l shows it as linux
[20:40] <quant> urlin2u, it mounts perfectly fine in ubuntu and works fine... as ntfs
[20:40] <quant> urlin2u, I can access all the files
[20:40] <urlin2u> quant, run the bootscript and pastebin the RSULTS.txt
[20:41] <scales11> Hello all, I am pulling my hair out trying to get my ubuntu 10.10 server to connect to a ms sql database with FreeTDS driver.  Does anyone by chance have and experience with this?
[20:41] <quant> urlin2u, ok, a sec, trying something...
[20:42] <tensorpudding> scales11: might be worth taking to any freetds forums that exist
[20:43] <allowoverride> need a little help, here is the error message when apt-get installing samba...  http://pastebin.com/f1fC3C1b
[20:43] <vbajpai> I am running a ubuntu VM as a development env. which is quite old (hardy heron). I just installed hg; but it's at v0.8.5. What would be the way to get recent debs for this version of ubuntu?
[20:44] <vbajpai> \
[20:44] <scales11> tensorpudding: i am looking through the ubuntu ones now, i cannot get tsql -S server.domain.com -U username to work, i keep getting "Msg 20009,...unable to connect: Adaptive server is unavailable or does not exist"
[20:44] <zykotick9> allowoverride, it looks like you "trunc'd" off the actual error messages
[20:45] <allowoverride> oh
[20:45] <allowoverride> lemme check
[20:46] <allowoverride> ok, http://pastebin.com/Z8yWsSPf updated full message
[20:46] <allowoverride> sorry
[20:46] <zykotick9> allowoverride, can you currently run "sudo apt-get -f install" successfully?
[20:46] <allowoverride> no, not -f
[20:46] <allowoverride> just apt-get install
[20:46] <allowoverride> shall i retry with -f ?
[20:46] <allowoverride> same result...
[20:47] <zykotick9> allowoverride, The error output suggests you try "sudo cp /usr/share/samba/smb.conf /etc/samba/smb.conf" then "sudo dpkg --configure -a".  Have you?
[20:47] <allowoverride> nope
[20:47] <allowoverride> ill try
[20:47] <allowoverride> brb
[20:48] <zykotick9> allowoverride, -f is for fix, "sudo apt-get -f install" is a general/non-specific attempt to fix broken installations
[20:48] <allowoverride> k
[20:49] <lukez_> !pm Logan
[20:50] <allowoverride> zykotick9: okie, that worked, no -f, installed, it was smb.conf missing from /etc/samba, interesting. thanks
[20:50] <zykotick9> !pm > lukez you need to use a | or > to send bot messages
[20:50] <aj00200> What do I need to do to allow me to run wireshark from a non-root account?
[20:50] <petester> hey, can anybody reccomend a terminal based web browser?
[20:50] <allowoverride> i would think it would insert that conf, apparently not
[20:50] <aj00200> petester: lynx or links2
[20:50] <petester> cool thanks aj00200
[20:50] <allowoverride> whats the quick way after installing of course, to get EFS running on ubuntu server? cmds thanks!
[20:51] <htlm> Hi yall
[20:51] <coilbucker> I've somehow ruined my ubuntu installation. How do I reinstall it without deleting vista?
[20:52] <aj00200> coilbucker: you will probably need to use the advanced install mode to overwrite your ubuntu partition
[20:52] <zykotick9> coilbucker, how did you install ubuntu?  Did you using Wubi (the install, inside windows) or a physical dual-boot with separate partitions?
[20:52] <KM0201> coilbucker: thats correct, (what aj00200 said)
[20:52]  * KM0201 always forgets bout wubi-voodoo
[20:53] <coilbucker> By advanced install mode, do you mean the text based one?
[20:53] <aj00200> coilbucker: no, there is a gui but you will need to identify the hard drive partition
[20:53] <htlm> coilbucker how did you install it?
[20:53] <reachingperfecti> hey all , only when query can i expect to see gnome 3 on ubuntu 11.10
[20:54] <tsaknorris> urlin2u, other option is ofcourse that MAC:s kernel doesnt even support -t vfat filesystem :D well next time ;)
[20:54] <coilbucker> Oh, I made a dual boot.
[20:54] <KM0201> reachingperfecti: probably november
[20:54] <nac-godfather> anyone know how I can copy over large files (5GB+) to my external hd without running into the error, file too large, etc.
[20:54] <zykotick9> nac-godfather, don't use fat as the file system
[20:54] <adminzbigniew> The question is Ubuntu or Windows 7 ?
[20:55] <KM0201> adminzbigniew: i guess that depends on what you need to do... for me, it's a no brainer.(not necessarily ubuntu, but Linux)
  i think 11.10 is on unity again
[20:55] <KM0201> reachingperfecti: it will have a working gnome 3 in the repos however
[20:56] <htlm>  adminzbigmore for what purpose?
[20:57] <adminzbigniew> New question Ubuntu or Kubuntu ?
[20:58] <guntbert> adminzbigniew: in any case the questions are not on topic for a support channel
[20:59] <hypertyper> is there a way I can navigate nautilus back / forward with my mouse button? I know I can change the keyboard shortcuts but not to the mouse buttons... (ubuntu 10.10)
[21:01] <htlm>  coilbucker  then get    ubcd  which saved my butt and a few hundreds dollars  it as a few hundred apps for , testing, probing , and fixing till your little hearts content .... Well get it and then go to live mode and delete it, that simple...
[21:02] <David__> Hi all, wonder if anyone knows about a problem getting to [eu-west-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com], I'm getting apt-get timeouts from an ubuntu server in the EU when it tries to access that server.
[21:03] <jerome67> hello
[21:03] <IUC> hi jerome
[21:03] <misterbot> howdy
[21:05] <htlm>  coilbucker    heres the link
[21:05] <htlm> www.ultimatebootcd.com/download.html
[21:05] <VampsDaBeast> hey guys, is it possible to run Gnome without Compiz?
[21:06] <vbajpai> I am running hardy heron, I want to install the latest python and mercurial versions. What is the best way to do it?
[21:06] <edinny> Cant print to my Lexmark T630 from 11.04 on my 64 big machine.  Worked fine with my last version.  Set it to print via an older machine, but a pain nevertheless
[21:07] <trism> VampsDaBeast: select the (no effects) desktop when you log in, it will use metacity (or if this is a version older than 11.04, set visual effects to none in the appearance settings)
[21:07] <zykotick9> VampsDaBeast, alt+f2 then run "metacity --replace" should turn compiz off.
[21:08] <David__> Does anyone know of a way to force the apt utility to fetch data from the US servers? They all work from a box in the US, but my EU box gets timeouts when it accesses a different server in that region.
[21:08] <ochristi> Does not synpatics offer to select which servers to load from?
[21:08] <urlin2u> David__, change the mirror in software sources
[21:09] <David__> I didn't understand the "synpatics" reference.
[21:09] <htlm>  edinny good luck  I hate 11.04 cox of all that extra work thats not needed
[21:09] <David__> and urlin2u, how do I access "software sources" I'm not following 100% yet..
[21:09] <htlm> Cuz*
[21:09] <rajvi> hi all ;)
[21:10] <VampsDaBeast> trism, i'm running 11.04, I'm tryin to figure out why after a patch to Hero's Of Newerth all i get is a black screen.. forums suggest disabling Compiz.. but after just tryin.. it didnt work
[21:11] <htlm> Hi rajvi
[21:11] <urlin2u> David__, in synaptic-settings-repositories-downpoad from
[21:11] <Lorenzo> hello all
[21:12] <Larte> hey all
[21:12] <David__> Can you help me understand what synaptic is? I'm only so-so on linux administration
[21:12] <htlm> Hi
[21:12] <KM0201> !synaptic | David__
[21:12] <David__> ah yep, just pulled that up
[21:12] <htlm> Larte hi all
[21:12] <Larte> How do I reinstall my ubuntu on a laptop easiest? I dont want to save any of the files on the laptop?
[21:12] <KM0201> lol
[21:12] <David__> thanks, I'll go through it, looks like what I needed, I appreciate it!
[21:12]  * KM0201 thinks Guest75052 is sneaky.
[21:12] <Lorenzo> I need quick help on a ubuntu server (I messed up...)
[21:12] <yeats> David__: synaptic does the same thing as the Ubuntu Software Center - just a different interface
[21:12] <RicardoMontalban> ...For some reason Ubantu has stopped recognizing my CRT and now it just says Unknown and it's stuck at 1024x768 at 60Hz (this is a CRT so imagine how annoying that must be on your eyes)... and i'm using an 82845GL and scrolling and moving windows is pretty laggy and its annoying
[21:12] <al_nz1> morning all
[21:13] <RicardoMontalban> Help
[21:13] <KM0201> yeats: that and synaptic doesn't suck.
[21:13] <al_nz1> how do you start the http daemon in ubuntu, or at leats check its running?
[21:13] <KM0201> Lorenzo: what did you do to server? (you might try asking in ubuntu-server)
[21:13] <David__> I see, so no apt-get's and the like...
[21:13] <yeats> KM0201: heh ;-)
[21:13] <David__> Oh, but this is a command line server
[21:13] <David__> no UI...
[21:13] <jrib> no, just a stupid client
[21:13] <Larte> How do I reinstall my ubuntu on a laptop easiest? I dont want to save any of the files on the laptop?
[21:13] <yeats> David__: ah - then...
[21:13] <KM0201> jrib: :)
[21:13] <mkanyicy> al_nz1: sudo service apache restart
[21:13] <yeats> !aptitude | David__
[21:13] <KM0201> David__: then you'll need to use apt-get or aptitude
[21:14] <mkanyicy> al_nz1: sudo service apache2 restart
[21:14] <lamefun> what libs I should install to cross-compile x86_64 -> x86?
[21:14] <David__> changing the mirror on apt-get is my goal now I think, but never done anything like that before
[21:14] <Lorenzo> I've make an error on a script: chown -R lorenzo:lorenzo /*
[21:14] <htlm> RicardoMontalban I'M guessing unity try to play with it to get it to work
[21:14] <yeats> David__: aptitude is somewhere between the CLI and GUI, so it might be a good optoin
[21:14] <al_nz1> mkanyicy: that worked (apache2)
[21:14] <KM0201> Lorenzo: owned
[21:15] <RicardoMontalban> htlm, i'm using Gnome because I hate Unity and it says i dont have the hardware for it
[21:15] <David__> I'll play with aptitude, I have always used apt-get to build the server
[21:15] <mkanyicy> !yay | al_nz1
[21:15] <KM0201> Lorenzo: that is gonna be a ery very very tough one to undo
[21:15] <htlm> Hi
[21:15] <al_nz1> ubottu: yeah, this software needs a http daemon, it talks about service httpd , but i guess apache will do?
[21:15] <plouffe_> Larte, you can overwrite the old install
[21:15] <yeats> David__: in that case, pick a URL from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors and substitute it for the one in /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:16] <Lorenzo> I stopped it as soon as I realized... it has changed permission on bin boot dev etc home lib
[21:16] <David__> aha, sources.list, I just saw that in some doc... ok, I'll look at that, sounds promising. Thanks yeats
[21:16] <plouffe_> just go through the normal install and select the partition it's on
[21:16] <KM0201> Lorenzo: yeah, it's probably gonna be a lot easier to reinstall.. sorry.. be a bit mroe careful next time
[21:17] <mkanyicy> al_nz1: ubbotu is not a person
[21:17] <Larte> plouffe_ ok so I just download the install.iso and run it again?
[21:17] <laanan> Can someone explain to me where programs should be installed (if I don't use apt-get, for instance)? Like, say a word processor or a game or something? (I am a recent Windows convert)...
[21:17] <plouffe_> Larte, yea
[21:17] <Lorenzo> :(((
[21:17] <edbian> laanan: /usr/local/bin/
[21:17] <yeats> Lorenzo: just think of it as another lesson in why people warn you to be careful as root ;-)
[21:17] <plouffe_> Larte, burn it to a disk, then boot from CD
[21:17] <edbian> laanan: or /opt  (but I've never used that)
[21:18] <Larte> plouffe_ okeyokey thanks
[21:18] <edbian> laanan: Also you could put it in /home/<you>/bin but then only you can run it
[21:18] <Lorenzo> the script has a $variable got blank....
[21:18] <mkanyicy> laanan: use /usr/local/bin
[21:18] <KM0201> Lorenzo: like i said, be more careful next time, this will be a good learning experience for you
[21:19] <hypertyper> what's my best bet for finding out about ubuntu one sync status? I've tried installing an applet but can't figure out how to install it :| Can't find anything useful on googl
[21:19] <Krenair> What are GCC's 32-bit development libraries called in the package manager?
[21:19] <Lorenzo> chown root isn't a good idea isn't it ?
[21:20] <Gentoo64> nope
[21:20] <yeats> Lorenzo: no - there are many files that should not be owned by root
[21:20] <Lorenzo> yes... I imagine... service users ?
[21:21] <yeats> Lorenzo: exactly
[21:21] <laanan> edbian, mkanyicy thanks
[21:22] <Lorenzo> I've not yet restarted the server: how many probs to not booting at all ?
[21:22] <NathanWW> I have some questions about Clusters as i'm looking at building one for the fun of it. however throught all my research ive not been able to get some simple questions answerd is there anyone around that knows some about clusters? and debian? and that would perhaps have a few min to spare and maby get me looking in the right directions.
[21:22] <NathanWW> not debian sorry i mean ubuntu
[21:22] <japro> so i'm in the process of setting up stuff on my new 64bit ubuntu and when trying to restart i get a lot of "tainted shutdown" or similar
[21:22] <yeats> NathanWW: why don't you just ask your question(s)?
[21:23] <yeats> NathanWW: someone may know - if not here, probably in #ubuntu-server
[21:23] <edbian> laanan: sure
[21:24] <RicardoMontalban> this is so annoying, i cant figure out why my monitor is suddenly not detected and its just stuck at 1024x768 @ 60Hz
[21:24] <RicardoMontalban> it used to list my monitor's name in gnome monitor settings
[21:25] <hypertyper> nvm
[21:25] <Lorenzo> KM201: if I reboot it's dead ?
[21:27] <misterbot> I am running Ubuntu under a virtual machine (Parallels).  Moving away from Ubuntu (and back) will sometimes kill gnome window boarder (e.g., with window re-sizing).  Is there a way to respawn gnome without loosing my login session?
[21:29] <coilbucker> The live usb works and I've got a functioning ubuntu desktop. What do I do to the partitions again?
[21:31] <jacha> hola
[21:32] <kidd> hello
[21:33] <Zatara75> ls
[21:33] <hellfirex> hello?
[21:33] <lmnop> hide!
[21:33] <hellfirex> lol
[21:33] <kidd> wow
[21:34] <hellfirex> If im here looking to join one of the art projects who do i talk to?
[21:34] <rhin0> anyone know what to do to get ubuntu 10.10 to install on a dell inspiron m5010 -- there is an obvious problem (something to do with "acpi = off"?) ...
[21:34] <bittyx-laptop> hi guys! i have two servers that i can access with ftp. one is a game server and the other is a web server. now, i need to set up a cron job that connects to the game server, finds the logs directory, and copies any new log files to a path on the web server, again, through ftp. is there some application that can already do this?
[21:34] <alkafoo> hellfirex: someone involved with one of the art projects
[21:35] <alkafoo> rhin0: what's the problem?
[21:35] <edbian> bittyx-laptop: What is a game server?
[21:35] <yeats> hellfirex: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork?action=show&redirect=ArtworkTeam
[21:35] <hellfirex> @alkafoo i was in that channel i no one answered
[21:35] <edbian> bittyx-laptop: This doesn't make sense for many reasons.  For example, you cannot automatically log in to things, you'd have to type your password.
[21:35] <rhin0> it doesn't install on an inspiron m5010 straight away -- somebody sai dit does if acpi = off but I can't even get to a prompt
[21:35] <rhin0> i'm just being lazy should investigate ... just thought someone would know
[21:36] <alkafoo> bittyx-laptop: so what's the problem?
[21:36] <alkafoo> edbian: of course you can
[21:36] <yeats> bittyx-laptop: you could set up NFS and rsync
[21:36] <edbian> alkafoo: how?
[21:36] <alkafoo> rhin0: what does it do?
[21:36] <rhin0> just a black screen after initial purple loading screen
[21:36] <alkafoo> edbian: all sorts of ways
[21:36] <edbian> alkafoo: such as?
[21:36] <alkafoo> rhin0: can you hear the install disc spinning
[21:37] <alkafoo> edbian: keys
[21:37] <coilbucker> I've got the installer up in the live usb. How do I reinstall the os without accidentally erasing vista?
[21:37] <rhin0> it does spin because it begins to boot
[21:37] <hellfirex> thank you
[21:37] <alkafoo> rhin0: does it keep spinning?
[21:37] <edbian> alkafoo: good point
[21:37] <alkafoo> coilbucker: ...reinstall?
[21:37] <rhin0> no idea
[21:37] <hellfirex> this the answer and questions channel?
[21:37] <alkafoo> hellfirex: sure
[21:37] <rhin0> i'll stick around keep trying it alkafoo
[21:37] <coilbucker> Reinstall. I've screwed up my ubuntu desktop somehow and now it won't boot correctly.
[21:37] <zykotick9> rhin0, if you use ati/nvidia check "/msg ubottu nomodeset"
[21:37] <alkafoo> hellfirex: finding a mailing list or list of project members might be more helpful to you
[21:37] <bittyx-laptop> edbian: sorry, i wasn't clear enough. basically, i have two remote servers that i can log into via FTP. i'd like to sync them, copying anything new that appears on one server (in a particular path of course) to a place on the second server.
[21:38] <edbian> bittyx-laptop: can you ssh into them?
[21:38] <hellfirex> is the fix for 11.04 on a 1311 braodcom card out?
[21:38] <alkafoo> rhin0: check the BIOS, see if there are any SATA compatibility modes you can toggle
[21:38] <bittyx-laptop> alkafoo: i don't really have a problem - i just don't know which program i would use for that
[21:38] <alkafoo> coilbucker: what happens when you try to boot it?
[21:38] <bittyx-laptop> yeats: i've heard of rsync - what is NFS?
[21:38] <rhin0> if the disk has stopped spinning alkafoo -- that could be what it is?
[21:38] <yeats> !nfs | bittyx-laptop
[21:38] <alkafoo> bittyx-laptop: any easily scriptable ftp client, or rsync, or scp
[21:38] <rhin0> i've tried from a USB key -- the same happens alkafoo
[21:38] <bittyx-laptop> edbian: i don't have ssh access, but i have ftp access
[21:38] <coilbucker> The unity desktop lets me log in, but gets several errors like the text when you mouse over things doesn't disappear.
[21:38] <rhin0> so it's not disk alkafoo
[21:39] <alkafoo> rhin0: I've had a problem before where the CD drive wouldn't spin because of a BIOS option yes
[21:39] <edbian> bittyx-laptop: do you have ftp access to the log files you wanna move / copy ?
[21:39] <alkafoo> rhin0: if it turns out that's what it is, and if you'r dual booting Windows, remember to toggle it back before booting Windows
[21:39] <bittyx-laptop> alkafoo: well that's what i'm looking for - can you recommend an easily scriptable ftp client?
[21:39] <rhin0> ask I said alkafoo -- usb key also freezes
[21:39] <zykotick9> !nomodeset | rhin0
[21:39] <alkafoo> bittyx-laptop: lftp maybe?
[21:39] <bittyx-laptop> edbian: yes
[21:39] <rhin0> how can I get kernel boot parameters when it doesn't even let me in
[21:39] <alkafoo> bittyx-laptop: all the ones other than ordinary 'ftp' are pretty advanced, IRC
[21:39] <alkafoo> bittyx-laptop: but I'd use scp
[21:40] <bittyx-laptop> alkafoo: i'll check it out, as well as the other things you've mentioned
[21:40] <edbian> bittyx-laptop: then I it should be possible.  I'm not aware of anything that does it automatically but something could easily be built (using bash or python or something)
[21:40] <bittyx-laptop> alkafoo: i'd prefer something i could run as a cron job, say, every 3 hours
[21:40] <yeats> bittyx-laptop: try to get SSH access going - it would ease your issue
[21:40] <rhin0> alkafoo - how can I get kernel boot parameters when it doesn't even let me in
[21:40] <alkafoo> bittyx-laptop: you can run anything as a cronjob, including an scp transfer
[21:40] <alkafoo> rhin0: you'd need the GRUB menu screen
[21:40] <bittyx-laptop> yeats: well that would be nice, but both servers are on hosting plans that don't allow ssh
[21:40] <yeats> bittyx-laptop: yikes
[21:41] <rhin0> yes but - alkafoo the grub menu you don't get when you boot from the live cd/usb
[21:41] <bittyx-laptop> basically, i'd run a process on my own server that sort of "connects" the two remote servers
[21:41] <nac-godfather> cluster
[21:41] <bittyx-laptop> i'm just not sure how to google that
[21:41] <alkafoo> rhin0: not even when holding SHIFT during bootup?
[21:41] <rhin0> ah -- shift -- didn't know this alkafoo
[21:41] <rhin0> :)
[21:42] <alkafoo> rhin0: you're just trying to install Ubuntu, right?  For a dual boot or just Ubuntu alone?
[21:42] <zykotick9> alkafoo, that doesn't apply for livecd/usb - that's for grub.  it's press any button at the first GUI screen (with the stick man)
[21:42] <rhin0> ubuntu alone
[21:42] <marian_> o_o
[21:43] <davyde> wich one is better to run xp in ubuntu? wmware virtual box or qemu?
[21:43] <user> I purchased a new battery for my laptop and it's oly charging to 60% so ubuntu says
[21:43] <magentar> virtualbox
[21:43] <edbian> user: yeah, batteries suck don't they?
[21:44] <alkafoo> zykotick9: you mean it doesn't do that for GRUB for the live images?
[21:44] <user> i just tried to run off battery and it died after 40 secs
[21:44] <alkafoo> davyde: kvm is the best, then VirtualBox
[21:44] <user> Is there any calibration?
[21:44] <zykotick9> davyde, vmware = nonfree, virtualbox is good for desktop stuff, qemu/kvm for server or cpu intensive stuff
[21:44] <alkafoo> davyde: or if you require seamless mode, VirtualBox might be the best
[21:44] <edbian> user: batteries just do that.  Over time they hold less and less of their charge
[21:44] <zykotick9> alkafoo, livemedia doesn't use grub actually
[21:44] <alkafoo> what's it use?
[21:44] <user> edbian: it's new
[21:45] <yeats> davyde: I'd go with VirtualBox, myself
[21:45] <edbian> user: then there might be some calibration as well
[21:45] <davyde> alkafoo, i want only try something on xp without reboot
[21:45] <zykotick9> alkafoo, not sure
[21:45] <zelluz> hi, I have made a bootable usb disk of ubuntu 11.04 64bit version as described on the ubuntu site, I try to restart my mac with osx installed, with alt button(tried also with c), but it will not find my usb... any tips? Been on this for the last 5 hours!
[21:45] <alkafoo> zykotick9: ...right
[21:45] <user> edbian: any idea where?
[21:45] <davyde> can i put the virtualmachine on other partition?
[21:45] <zykotick9> alkafoo, isolinux maybe?
[21:45] <zelluz> osx lion*
[21:45] <alkafoo> davyde: like I said, kvm is the best, but egrep 'svm|vmx' /proc/cpuinfo has to report something for you to be able to use it
[21:46] <edbian> user: I'm guessing the system does it automatically so if you fully charge and discharge it should get better at guessing
[21:46] <alkafoo> davyde: VirtualBox is the "simplest", and has a cute feature called seamless mode you might like
[21:46] <alkafoo> davyde: the others really aren't worth your time outside of extremely special situations
[21:46] <zykotick9> davyde, kvm is non-trivial to use compared to VBox.  I'm not a fan of the libvirt addition, but ymmv
[21:46] <user> edbian: thats what i thought. i did just that last night.
[21:47]  * yeats agrees with alkafoo and zykotick9 
[21:47] <user> it worked longer last night.
[21:47] <edbian> user: I'm not sure then.  Is it saying that the battery only holds 60% of it's charge?
[21:47] <user> 2 hours
[21:47] <user> Well it did last night now it says 100% but died after 40 sec.
[21:47] <edbian> user: the battery died after 40 seconds?
[21:48] <user> oh wait, i got some strange stats
[21:48] <user> time till full: 0
[21:48] <user> time till empty: 0
[21:48] <user> percentage: 0.0%
[21:48] <user> Capacity: 100%
[21:49] <user> rate 0.0w
[21:49] <edbian> user: It doesn't know what's up
[21:49] <edbian> user: or the battery is ruined / disconnected
[21:50] <hypertyper> I have ubuntu one and dropbox installed on two machines and it seems uOne hasn't noticed a change by the time dropbox has already enforced it on the other. Is dropbox just faster?
[21:50] <user> edbian: i did think of it being ruined. Disconnected is not possable..
[21:50] <rhin0> alkafoo: got it going pci=noacpi -- whats that?  (pls)
[21:50] <user> edbain: thanks..
[21:50] <japro> what package contains libGL?
[21:51] <edbian> user: sorry man!
[21:51] <japro> i tried libgl1-mesa-dev but it doesnt solve my compilation problem
[21:52] <alkafoo> rhin0: voodoo
[21:52] <rhin0> ok
[21:52] <alkafoo> rhin0: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Configuration_and_Power_Interface
[21:54] <user> ebian: just been looking online and it's what we said, to run down complete and charge up... I'll try again tonight..
[21:55] <nomadicus_> Hello I am trying to install Ubuntu 10.04 onto a HP Mini 1030nr and during the install the screen glitches and the process freezes.  What causes this and how can I cure it?
[21:56] <|Slacker|> nomadicus_: have you tried 11.04?
[21:56] <|Slacker|> maybe it's a driver issue
[21:58] <racho> nomadicus_, also md5 checksum the image file and check there are now errors with the cd (if installing from a cd)
[21:59] <RadarG> hello I need some help, I need to be able to search for all files belonging  to user and copy them to another directory
[21:59] <RadarG> I figure grep can do it but I dont have the command right
[22:02] <phassber> Hello! I need a bluetooth USB something for my XMBC setup.. can someone recommend som hw which is known to work
[22:02] <phassber> xbmc
[22:03] <genii-around> What sort of "something" is it supposed to be?
[22:05] <qin> phassber: man find; find . -user username -exec cp {} /some/where/ \;
[22:05] <SIFTU> phassber: that doesnt make sense.. as genii-around said.. what is the something you need
[22:06] <qin> RadarG: ^^^ (wrong nick, sorry)
[22:07] <phassber> SIFTU: what do you call it bluetooth interface?!
[22:08] <alkafoo> emitter
[22:08] <alkafoo> you can get an expensive one from bestbuy etc.
[22:08] <SIFTU> phassber: remote.. transmitter?
[22:08] <alkafoo> or wait for a really cheap, potentially crappier one from dealextreme.com
[22:09] <phassber> SIFTU: reciever ;D
[22:09] <alkafoo> expensive being around $30
[22:10] <phassber> SIFTU: Ill use my wii remote but need  some bluetooth card or some such to connect to my xbmc
[22:10] <phassber> box
[22:10] <a4_> So with Ubuntu (Natty) many common applications are only updated upon each new release and ONLY at each release even though the program itself has since updated. How do I bypass this and update the program?
[22:11] <alkafoo> phassber: go to computer/office supply store, buy USB bluetooth dongle, done
[22:12] <SIFTU> phassber: http://global.ebay.com/BLUETOOTH-USB-DONGLE-LINUXWINDOWSMAC-SUPPORT/180718765461/item
[22:12] <phassber> alkafoo: ye that was my question for recomendations
[22:12] <phassber> dongle was apparantly the word i was looking for
[22:14] <MeanEYE> Oh, this channel is unexpectedly quiet.
[22:14] <alkafoo> phassber: you might make sure it supports a2dp if you want to use "high quality" audio with any wireless devices, but other than that they don't vary much in quality
[22:14] <iceroot> !backports | a4
[22:14] <MeanEYE> I guess it's only before the storm which will come with 11.10
[22:14] <phassber> alkafoo: cheers
[22:15] <alkafoo> alkafoo: what bestbuy has (they have no selection last I checked, just rocketfish) will do fine
[22:15] <alkafoo> phassber: most of the ultra-cheap ones you can get online will also do fine, you just have to wait for them
[22:15] <alkafoo> really better if you need a bunch of them
[22:15] <phassber> thanks really very much appreciated
[22:16] <phassber> :)
[22:16] <rycar> how do I change the order of the icons in my dock?
[22:16] <a4> iceroot is there any REAL danger to running backports?
[22:17] <alkafoo> rycar: did you try click-and-dragging?
[22:17] <rww> a4: sure. they don't get tested anywhere near as much as normal updates, and if they break things they're not supported in here.
[22:17] <rycar> alkafoo: yes, but that makes all of the icons scroll together instead of changing order
[22:17] <rww> at least, I don't think they are :\
[22:17] <MeanEYE> rycar: You need to drag icon off the launcher and then drag it where you want it.
[22:17] <h0pi> server 127.0.0.0
[22:18] <rycar> MeanEYE, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
[22:18] <MeanEYE> rycar: Don't mention it :)
[22:18] <a4> rww in all likely hood wouldnt it just make the app itself unstable? say if im using a backport version of VLC media player... its not gonna crash ubuntu is it?
[22:18] <rww> a4: I'd highly doubt it, but anything's possible.
[22:18] <japro> what am i doing wrong, i'm tryint to compile something but always get "cannot find -lGL" but i definitely install libgl1-mesa-dev
[22:18] <japro> installed
[22:19] <MeanEYE> a4: If you are using older libs than app needs application is not going to start. If you have newer libs, they usually keep backward compatibility.
[22:19] <alkafoo> japro: why're you compiling something
[22:19] <japro> because i'm programming something :D
[22:19] <japro> acutally i just try to setup my cuda environment on my new machine
[22:20] <japro> but i can't get the samples to compile
[22:21] <coilbucker> KM0201: just saying thanks for getting my install working. Aside from grub getting the names of my vista partition and recovery partition mixed up, everything works great.
[22:21] <MeanEYE> japro: http://www.stealthcopter.com/blog/2010/02/compiling-and-running-cuda-2-3-sdk-and-toolkit-on-ubuntu-9-10-x64-64-bit/#comment-4242
[22:21] <KM0201> coilbucker: hmm, not sure why it would have done that, but glad all is resolved
[22:21] <MeanEYE> japro: It's an old post but might help you.
[22:22] <coilbucker> I can probably fix that by switching some names in a text file or something. At least I have a working linux desktop now.
[22:22] <MeanEYE> japro: This is a bit more extensive post: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=171590
[22:22] <KM0201> coilbucker: yeah, it should be easy enought o modify, or.. don't risk bricking it, and leave well enough alone
[22:23] <coilbucker> Will probably just leave it. Either way, thanks.
[22:24] <latexHelp> How can I remove "???" -file?
[22:24] <MeanEYE> latexHelp: Where did you see it?
[22:24] <MeanEYE> latexHelp: and from which application?
[22:24] <latexHelp> nonsense, I created it myself
[22:25] <SIFTU> latexHelp: lol, delete the inode
[22:25] <latexHelp> "?" is a special character, I need to somehow remove the file
[22:25] <MeanEYE> latexHelp: Either remove inode like SIFTU said, or try from terminal by escaping characters.
[22:25] <alkafoo> rm \?TAB, or rm "???"
[22:25] <SIFTU> latexHelp: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/delete-remove-files-with-inode-number.html
[22:26] <nomadicus__> What are some possible causes and solutions for correction the boot problem: " Unavle to mount / "?
[22:26] <alkafoo> 1) kicking it
[22:27] <MeanEYE> nomadicus__: Did you change hard drives, cables or anything? That can be a problem. Also if you changed fstab, that can be too.
[22:28] <latexHelp> SIFTU: thank you, worked.
[22:29] <japro> hmm, libGL.so is in lib32
[22:29] <japro> can i just link against that?
[22:29] <SIFTU> latexHelp: np.. I once had a kind someone who uploaded a bunch of undeletable files to an ftp server and had to use that method
[22:29] <japro> or was it a mistake to have the driver installer install "32bit compatibility"-thingy?
[22:30] <MeanEYE> japro: You have 64bit system?
[22:31] <kasper> hola
[22:31] <japro> MeanEYE, yup
[22:31] <Technicus> MeanEYE; There were no hard drive changes.
[22:31] <MeanEYE> japro: and you are trying to compile 32bit examples?
[22:32] <wolfe213> Just installed ubuntu natty, how do I get my home and trash icons on my desktop?
[22:32] <japro> MeanEYE, uhm, i don't think so, its the cuda toolkit and i downloaded the 64bit version
[22:32] <coz_> wolfe213,  not sure that you can but hold on
[22:33] <japro> i think it's the other way around libGL is only present in lib32 and the linker doesn't find a libGL when i just hit make
[22:33] <wolfe213> well you def can, cause every other distro that uses gnome works that way.. heh.. I could make shortcuts or links but rather it just be the normal icons
[22:33] <MeanEYE> Technicus: fstab changes maybe?
[22:33] <japro> actuall
[22:33] <coz_> wolfe213,   open gconf-editor... maneuver to apps/nautilus/desktop and see if you can enable them from there,, I have not tried but that is where you can do it if it works
[22:34] <Smozious> Hey guys, should I keep a RAID 1 setup in BIOS or setup RAID 1 in Ubuntu?
[22:34] <Smozious> Right now I am unable to detect my raid 1 hard drives in Ubuntu with them set up with BIOS
[22:34] <MonkeyDust> wolfe213: control center > desktop settings
[22:34] <SIFTU> Smozious: ubuntu
[22:35] <MeanEYE> japro: That doesn't make sense.
[22:35] <Smozious> Ubuntu 11.04 sorry
[22:35] <RadarG> does anyone know the proper syntax to search  . for all files belonging tp a certain user and move them to a directory?
[22:35] <Smozious> I currently have two 160GB sata drives
[22:35] <japro> MeanEYE, what part?
[22:35] <MeanEYE> japro: That make doesn't detect 64bit libs.
[22:35] <Smozious> I am doing a practice run on how to recover a raid 1 drive if it dies or gets disconnected
[22:35] <Smozious> But I cant even get the OS to install on them
[22:35] <SIFTU> Smozious: no setup software raid in ubuntu..  most MB RAIDS are software only anyway and are built for windowsdrivers. with the linux RAID 1 you can always get your raid back on another machi ne if your MB dies
[22:36] <japro> so what I did: remove ubuntus nvidia drivers, install cuda development drivers (64bit), install cuda tools (64bit), install cuda sdk samples (generic version)
[22:36] <Smozious> Okay, so if one of the hard drive goes down, can it just be unplugged and the other one boots like normal?
[22:36] <japro> and now i can't compiler because it doesn't find libGL
[22:36] <MeanEYE> japro: Hm, you have propriatary drivers?
[22:37] <SIFTU> Smozious: well yes and no :).. if you have grub installed on both :)
[22:37] <Smozious> But they are mirrored...
[22:37] <japro> MeanEYE, i need to for cuda
[22:37] <SIFTU> Smozious: by the partitions.. the MBR isnt
[22:37] <Smozious> Oh, why not?
[22:37] <SIFTU> its not in a partition
[22:38] <SIFTU> Smozious: but it's quite easy to install grub on both HDD's
[22:38] <Smozious> I'm guessing it doesnt mirror Window's MBR either eh?
[22:38] <MeanEYE> japro: Hm, sorry, I don't have that much experience. Did you take a look at that link I gave you?
[22:38] <MeanEYE> japro: From nVidia forums
[22:38] <japro> yes, but it doesn't cover my problem
[22:39] <Smozious> What do you need to do to install grubs on both HDDs?
[22:39] <SIFTU> Smozious: the windows mbr gets over written by grub, and grub boots both linux and win
[22:39] <szal> japro: any specific reason to build the nVidia driver yourself?
[22:39] <Smozious> These hard drives are only going to have Linux on them, i was just asking if windows did that too for a future reference...
[22:39] <japro> szal, i need the cuda development drivers
[22:39] <MeanEYE> SIFTU: win boot manager can boot linux (in theory) :D
[22:40] <SIFTU> MeanEYE: well never tried that.. you
[22:40] <MeanEYE> SIFTU: just heard of it. I don't use windows for some time now. :) Nor do I plan on using it again.
[22:40] <Smozious> Okay, do you have a recommended guide on setting RAID 1 up in Ubuntu then?
[22:40] <MeanEYE> japro: sorry I can't be of more assistance. :(
[22:40] <szal> MeanEYE: the XP bootloader sure can (did that once w/ the W2k bootloader, which was the same)..  as for the Vista/Win7 bootloader, dunno
[22:41] <japro> MeanEYE, thx for trying :D
[22:41] <KM0201> Smozious:  a guide?.. don't think so.. but you'll probably need to use either the ubuntu-server cd, or the alt. cd.. i've set up a raid 1 w/ the server cd lots of times
[22:41] <Smozious> So you don't think the normal desktop version will work?
[22:42] <KM0201> Smozious: i'm almost certain of it (it might, but i don't think so)
[22:42] <SIFTU> Smozious: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID
[22:43] <NathanWW> does anyone know of a debian or ubuntu based LVM like whats being done at http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org?
[22:43] <Smozious> Thanks, can you give me a link to installing Grubs twice as well?
[22:43] <japro> ok it just got even more confusing, there are three versions of libGL.so in usr/lib
[22:44] <japro> one without number won with .1  and one with .270.41.19 (which is the driver version)
[22:44] <Dulcin> So, I'm wondering if I"m doing this right: If I want a group of people to have access to /var/www and be able to do anything in there, should I create a group for it, and chmod the www folder to 755 and everything in it to 775?
[22:44] <japro> maybe the makefile is broken and somhow messes with the lib path
[22:50] <japro> MeanEYE, szal, turns out libGL.so was a broken symbolic link -.-
[22:51] <MeanEYE> japro: Heh, great. So much expertise and no one could have remembered that.
[22:51] <sburwood1> Is there a list of network devices (usb, pci, or pcie) that are "guaranteed" to work with Ubuntu, whether it be 32 or 64 bit
[22:52] <sburwood1> like there is with Sane for the scanners
[22:52] <soreau> oh yea.. make sure to check your libGL.so
[22:52] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: Ubuntu has a list of certified hardware. Most of drivers are in kernel so I hope they have a list too. :D
[22:53] <sburwood1> MeanEYE: I ask that question because I haven't yet found something to help me with the installation of a USB Wifi key from D-link
[22:53] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: Does `lsusb` command list it?
[22:54] <Gnea> sburwood1: yes, there is
[22:54] <Gnea> !wifi
[22:54] <Gnea> sburwood1: ^^^ look at that URL, there's a link to officially supported devices
[22:54] <sburwood1> %Octobre > >  > > 1 et 2 : retransmission de notre conférence générale > >  > > 8 : journée du Temple et de la famille > >  > > 9 : jour de jeûne et de témoignages (demander un jeûne spécial pour > > soeur JoséeMeanEYE : lsusb does, but something called iwlist scan doesn't find it
[22:55] <szal> sburwood1: ?
[22:55] <sburwood1> szal: What?
[22:55] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: And what `ifconfig -a` shows?
[22:56] <szal> sburwood1: what's that French stuff about?
[22:56] <sburwood1> szal: I messed up something.  A copy paste error
[22:59] <NathanWW> does anyone know of a ubuntu based solution for this "Virtual server is a highly scalable and highly available server built on a cluster of real servers. The architecture of server cluster is fully transparent to end users, and the users interact with the cluster system as if it were only a single high-performance virtual server"
[22:59] <sburwood1> szal: I have something strange to say about the list of certified hardware from D-Link.  I have a DWA-135, but the CD that comes with it speaks of a DWA-123.  Neither are listed.
[23:00] <NathanWW> point me in the direction of somthing ubuntu based? or is linuxvirtualserver.org the only real option?
[23:00] <isaac> Some guy Mez long shot pinged me or something and I'm wondering how the hell he did that. Up top it said ~mez@ubuntu/member/mez so I came here
[23:00] <isaac> wat now?
[23:01] <sburwood1> MeanEYE: I did ifconfig without prefacing with sudo.  It came back with no reference to the Wifi key I have
[23:02] <sburwood1> MeanEYE: Which thing is the most interesting to look at, eth0, lo, or vboxnet 0?
[23:03] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: eth0 is you ethernet, vboxnet is virtual nat for vbox
[23:04] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: lo = loopback
[23:05] <sburwood1> MeanEYE: When I did  do lsusb, it came back with Bus 002 Device 004: ID 2001:3c17 D-Link Corp.
[23:05] <sirninja> I'm buying a wireless card for my computer. If I get an intel one am I pretty saf with ubuntu compatibility?
[23:05] <compaq> gnome monitor preferences shows my monitor as unknown and it says 1024x768 at 0Hz.... what do I do? I use a 82845GL Intel integrated graphicz
[23:05] <MeanEYE> sirninja: Intel is one of Linux's biggest contributors, so I guess you are safe with that choice. I've never had anything Intel that didn't work.
[23:06] <MeanEYE> compaq: Is everything working as expected?
[23:06] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: can you give me the exact model?
[23:06] <compaq> MeanEYE, yes but i want to use a resolution like 1280x960
[23:06] <sburwood1> MeanEYE: As far as I can tell (nothing is written on the key), it is a DWA-135
[23:06] <MeanEYE> compaq: Do you have an option to switch to higher resolution?
[23:06] <compaq> also my monitor shows it as 60Hz
[23:07] <compaq> MeanEYE, its stuck at 1024x768 and theres nothing else
[23:07] <compaq> 60Hz is eye cancer pretty much
[23:07] <szal> on a CRT yes, on a flat panel not
[23:07] <compaq> i'm on a CRT
[23:07] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: Oh, that one... Did you try playing with ndiswrapper?
[23:08] <compaq> i'm so poor please kill me
[23:08] <alkafoo> sirninja: http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Devices or ask ##hardware
[23:08] <MeanEYE> compaq: You are confusing me, which monitor you want to configure?
[23:08] <sburwood1> MeanEYE: I know that it exists, but playing around with that, I haven't yet done
[23:08] <compaq> MeanEYE, http://i.snag.gy/ulmyQ.jpg i'm on a desktop with a CRT monitor and i see this
[23:08] <sburwood1> compaq: No, I won't kill you
[23:09] <SIFTU> compaq: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log also what graphics card are you running?
[23:09] <freedom07> compaq, what size CRT?
[23:09] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: I think that's the only way. I could be wrong but installing windows drivers for such poorly supported devices is th eonly way if you ask me.
[23:09] <compaq> freedom07, 16'' HP 7650 CRT
[23:10] <sburwood1> MeanEYE: can you give me a crash course in playing with ndiswrapper?
[23:10] <compaq> SIFTU, 82845GL integrated Intel graphics.. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/695891/
[23:10] <sburwood1> and installing windows drivers
[23:10] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[23:10] <MeanEYE> That should help.
[23:10] <sburwood1> MeanEYE: Can't hurt
[23:11] <SIFTU> compaq: do you have a /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[23:11] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: Well, ask someone else to confirm that I gave you the right link. Am not sure. Haven't played with ndis for some time now. ndisgtk comes preinstalled on Mint so I never had any problems with the installation itself but I never used windows drivers. Looks simple and easy to use.
[23:12] <compaq> SIFTU, no
[23:12] <sburwood1> MeanEYE: I am hesitant whenever someone tells me that something is easy
[23:12] <SIFTU> compaq: you do have some badness happening in there :)
[23:13] <MeanEYE> sburwood1: I said it looks easy to use :D ... I can make it complicated for you if you wish :D
[23:14] <compaq> SIFTU, so i should make a config?
[23:15] <SIFTU> compaq: can you paste the output of "lspci|grep VGA"
[23:15] <compaq> SIFTU, 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 01)
[23:16] <SIFTU> compaq: and lately "uname -a"
[23:16] <SIFTU> *lastly
[23:16] <compaq> Linux compaq-desktop 2.6.38-11-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Mon Sep 12 21:18:14 UTC 2011 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[23:17] <IamTrying> When i  check gst-inspect Decklinksrc it says "No such element or plugin 'decklinksrc'". Which package i have to install?
[23:19] <compaq> SIFTU, highlightan you incase you didnt see my uname -a
[23:21] <japro> MeanEYE, yay, everything works now :D 750 gflops while running the nbody sample
[23:21] <SIFTU> compaq: yeah i was looking at bugs
[23:21] <MeanEYE> japro: Great. :D
[23:21] <SIFTU> compaq: its like this https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+question/155112
[23:26] <geth022> Hi, i'm having some problems with my soundcard, specifically the output jack, can anyone help?
[23:27] <whois1423> just looking for someone to talk. anyone? im pretty bored
[23:28] <bazhang> !ot | whois1423
[23:28] <urlin2u> whois1423, #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:29] <whois1423> urlin2u, thanks, im new here
[23:29] <alkafoo> geth022: laptop?
[23:29] <sirninja> I'm having difficulties with my current wireless card. It's detected fine and can list and connect to most networks, but can't connect to wpa enterprise. It's listed as an rt3092.
[23:29] <urlin2u> whois1423, no problem, just giving you the place.
[23:29] <geth022> Hi, i'm having some problems with my soundcard, specifically the output jack, can anyone help?
[23:29] <alkafoo> geth022: laptop?
[23:29] <geth022> ohp, sorryk, yea
[23:30] <alkafoo> geth022: first go through alsamixer looking for muted channels, hit TAB if you run out of ones to check
[23:30] <alkafoo> geth022: then you'll want to look at laptop model values you can pass to alsa's config
[23:30] <alkafoo> or go to linux-laptop.net and you might luck out and get exactly the info you need
[23:31] <nac-godfather> sirninja, is the wpa network unsecured, or using a wpa passphrase?
[23:31] <Chaser> Was trying to create usb startup disk on 10.04 and I get segmentation fault with usb-creator!
[23:31] <geth022> I guess i am not familiar with "laptop model values" and etc. :(
[23:32] <sirninja> nac-godfather: it's Wpa enterprise, with Protected EAP and MSCHAPv2
[23:32] <geth022> i got to the alsamixer thing but i am not familiar with which channel i am looking fo
[23:32] <alkafoo> geth022: just look for ones that are muted or have low levels
[23:33] <nac-godfather> if you have pulseaudio  installed, (probably), issue "/etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart
[23:33] <nac-godfather> "
[23:33] <nac-godfather> then see if sound works
[23:34] <alkafoo> geth022: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting#Is_ALSA_using_the_correct_model.3F
[23:34] <alkafoo> it's just his laptop headphone jack
[23:34] <nac-godfather> any good movies I should check out tonight
[23:34] <geth022> alkafoo: so what i'm looking for is a set of levels that are below both the white AND the green? So like set to zero?
[23:35] <JasonGriffee> has anyone gotten runescape to work in ubuntu?
[23:36] <alkafoo> geth022: you're trying to rule out ALSA being configured to have your output jack muted or with volume so low you don't hear it
[23:36] <alkafoo> geth022: but it's probably going to end up being a model/config issue
[23:36] <nac-godfather> yeah, why don't you just test the sound properties.  Try alsa, pulse, etc.
[23:36] <wdy> 5
[23:36] <geth022>  alkafoo: ok, i hear absolutely no sound, the thing is, prior to now there had been one time where it HAD given output to my speaker
[23:36] <alkafoo> JasonGriffee: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22runescape%22%20site%3Aappdb.winehq.org
[23:36] <nac-godfather> until you get one that works
[23:37] <nac-godfather> speaking of which, mine isn't at the moment ha
[23:37] <alkafoo> geth022: ...which was connected to your headphone out?
[23:37] <nac-godfather> Anyone here got a multimedia plugin to work with firefox amd64?
[23:37] <nac-godfather> like vlc or gecko or mplayer
[23:37] <geth022> alkafoo: indeed
[23:37] <cburgess> Anyone have any expierience using preseed to customize the install process?
[23:38] <JasonGriffee> alkafoo: Seriously? Can't I use FF or chrome?
[23:38] <alkafoo> JasonGriffee: what?
[23:39] <MasterOfMinutia> Good day, folks.  I am attempting to alter my default TTL.  I have succeeded in changing /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_default_ttl via sysctl, and have verified that the change does in fact occur.  However, pinging google.com gives the same TTL back no matter what I set ip_default_ttl to.  I am connecting via wifi on a laptop.  Ideas?
[23:39] <alkafoo> geth022: check the connections, check with a different cable, check the speaker with a different output source
[23:39] <JasonGriffee> alkafoo: why can't i go native?
[23:40] <alkafoo> JasonGriffee: oh it's Java =P
[23:40] <IamTrying> In Ubuntu 10.04 and 11.04 i always get this, what i can do to fix it any idea? # gst-inspect decklinksrc No such element or plugin 'decklinksrc'
[23:40] <alkafoo> JasonGriffee: if it's not working you probably need a different JRE/version
[23:41] <JasonGriffee> alkafoo: how?
[23:41] <alkafoo> find in your package manager, then install
[23:41] <MasterOfMinutia> IamTrying:  Was that directed to me?
[23:41] <h0pi> Network: WARN-Firewalled And Fast
[23:41] <h0pi> how can i solve this?
[23:42] <wolfe213_> how do I move my window controls to the right? whatever setting has them on the left is overriding all themes
[23:42] <geth022> alkafoo: the connections are fine as far as they can go, i checked it with my phone and ipod, both played,
[23:43] <SIFTU> JasonGriffee: you want sun-java probably
[23:43] <alkafoo> geth022: ok, maybe you updated some software
[23:44] <KM0201> wolfe213_: on 11.04
[23:44] <KM0201> ?
[23:44] <JasonGriffee> SIFTU: software center?
[23:45] <geth022> alkafoo: what do you think i should do?
[23:45] <IamTrying> MasterOfMinutia: yes, how can i get this now?
[23:45] <wolfe213_> KM0201: yes
[23:46] <alkafoo> geth022: I'd probably search 'laptop model here' + "jack" site:ubuntuforums.org first
[23:46] <KM0201> wolfe213_: this might work.. not sure..  http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/13535/move-window-buttons-back-to-the-right-in-ubuntu-10.04/
[23:46] <urlin2u> wolfe213_, gconf-editor
[23:47] <wolfe213_> see the wierd thing is this is the 2nd change I've made now in gconf-editor.. and I kept my home dir from debian so wth it even has these settings is confusing to me
[23:48] <SIFTU> JasonGriffee: try http://paste.ubuntu.com/695909/
[23:48] <urlin2u> wolfe213_, keeping the same home across distros is not really recomeneded.
[23:49] <wolfe213_> urlin2u: I replaced debian wheezy with 11.04 so I should have all these gnome settings already
[23:49] <wolfe213_> f'n with a users settings isn't recommended if you ask me.. heh
[23:49] <urlin2u> wolfe213_, keeping the same home across distros is not really recommended.
[23:50] <Kingsy> I have some r01 r02 etc files.. I installed unrar-free on ubuntu, and when I run unrar on the rar file it says "failed"
[23:50] <Kingsy> what have I missed? or failed to install?
[23:50] <wolfe213_> yeah well you're just being redundant and stupid now.. if you change os, the last thing you wanna do is delete /home which has all your personal data
[23:51] <urlin2u> wolfe213_, your not getting the obvious bro, and calling me stupid is justa aprojection of your own understanding.
[23:51] <geth022> alkafoo: you mean just typpe it in the search bar?
[23:52] <MasterOfMinutia> wolfe213_:  Back up your personal data then do a clean installation.  Not hard.
[23:52] <alkafoo> geth022: what's the laptop model?
[23:52] <geth022> Toshiba Satellite L655D
[23:52] <SIFTU> wolfe213_: all the dot files for the DE and WM will be int he home.. you could clear these out.. or rename the home dir and create a new user and copy accross the stuff you want
[23:52] <alkafoo> geth022: like this: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22l655d%22%20%22jack%22%20site%3Aubuntuforums.org
[23:52] <wolfe213_> w/e there is no need to erase or backup home.. worst case you just move it out of the way if there are issues
[23:52] <petester> win goto 1
[23:53] <wolfe213_> at any rate its not an issue here.. so we can stop talking about it
[23:53] <geth022> alkafoo: sorry, i'm kind of an imbecile when it comes to Ubuntu
[23:53] <angel56> wolfe213_: I agree with SIFTU, just delete the hidden files and folders that contain the possible config issues
[23:53] <computerx> I have an entry, set via crontab -e, starting @reboot, but it's not running and I don't see any log entries about it...
[23:53] <alkafoo> geth022: just a general internet search tip
[23:53] <wolfe213_> everything works fine except for the fact that I have ubuntu default gnome configs and I'm trying to change that.. so my configs, your configs none of that matters
[23:53] <Kingsy> anyone? am I missing somethin?
[23:53] <jrib> computerx: how are you determining that it is not running?
[23:54] <alkafoo> geth022: second link thread in results seems to have a solution for you, have fun
[23:54] <geth022> alkafoo: ohh, okay, i forgot how to do that with google :P
[23:54] <Kingsy> or could the rar just be corrupt?
[23:54] <jrib> !helpme | Kingsy
[23:54] <SIFTU> computerx: that only gets run after a reboot.. not shutdown powerup
[23:54] <alkafoo> wolfe213_: Debian and Ubuntu don't even use the same versions or configurations of GNOEM
[23:54] <alkafoo> GNOME
[23:54] <geth022> alkafoo: kk, thanks dude!
[23:54] <wolfe213_> I got my desktop icons back, manually hacking gconf, fixed my panels.. last issue is the buttons on the wrong side of the window
[23:54] <alkafoo> Kingsy: unrar-free, while free, is occasionally inferior to the non-free version
[23:55] <alkafoo> wolfe213_: I think you were already given a link for fixing that, no?
[23:55] <Kingsy> alkafoo: so should I just install unrar?
[23:55] <alkafoo> Kingsy: yeah
[23:55] <wolfe213_> indeed I was, and its not working so far
[23:55] <computerx> jrib: It's my own script, and it's not running :p
[23:55] <alkafoo> Kingsy: or whatever the proprietary package is called
[23:55] <urlin2u> !repeat | KingPin
[23:55] <petester> win grow 3
[23:55] <alkafoo> wolfe213_: sudo workplz
[23:55] <jrib> computerx: pastebin your crontab
[23:56] <KingPin> o.0
[23:56] <computerx> SIFTU: Really? Then what about the command for start up?
[23:56] <petester> god those forward slashes are killing me
[23:56] <alkafoo> KingPin: people are a little bot happy in here, don't worry about it
[23:56] <KingPin> rgr
[23:56] <alkafoo> petester: ?
[23:56] <computerx> jrib: No need, it's small: @reboot /home/computerx/to-encode/start-encoding
[23:56] <SIFTU> computerx: put the command in /etc/rc.local before the exit 0
[23:56] <jrib> computerx: pastebin your script
[23:56] <JasonGriffee> SIFTU: it doesn't like the fist line
[23:57] <wolfe213_> ah it would seem I missed the menu: part
[23:57] <alkafoo> wolfe213_: you misser you
[23:57] <Kingsy> alkafoo: thanks
[23:57] <SIFTU> JasonGriffee: hmm try without the quotes
[23:57] <alkafoo> Kingsy: working now?
[23:57] <computerx> jrib: Again, not neccessary, aside from some cd/rm/mv it's just: nohup php lampedEncoderDriver.php &
[23:58] <jrib> computerx: you need a shebang
[23:58] <wolfe213_> now I am off to recompile hedgewars I guess.. since that too is broken now.. heh.
[23:58] <jrib> computerx: and you probably need to provide full paths to the programs you call if they aren't in the PATH that cron uses
[23:58] <Max229> Silly question, but how do I erase the contents of a CD/DVD so that I can burn something on it again?
[23:58] <computerx> jrib: I do, #!/bin/bash, which is valid because until now I've used it directly. The path however, is a great idea. I'll add that in.
[23:58] <jrib> computerx: and you need a space after 'cd'
[23:58] <SIFTU> jrib: @reboot ONLY works after being issued a reboot.. if you shutdown and powerup.. it will not be run
[23:59] <jrib> SIFTU: not true
[23:59] <petester> (5.5 * 1.004) E (24-38)
[23:59] <computerx> Yeah, I doubted the restart thing tbh
[23:59] <pn> hay guys i am having a problem :: need python binding for libvte ?????
[23:59] <bazhang> petester, stop that please
[23:59] <pn> what that means
[23:59] <SIFTU> jrib: really?
[23:59] <jrib> SIFTU: from crontab's man page: @reboot        Run once, at startup.
[23:59] <pn> been looking in the synaptic no result