[00:00] <anth0ny> When SSHing into a server, my terminal kind of freezes up after a period of connectivity (I assume I've been dropped from the server).  Is there a way to avoid this?
[00:00] <schnuffle> anth0ny: TCPKeepAlive setting can help
[00:01] <anth0ny> schnuffle: cool, thanks.  the issue isn't so much being dropped as it is that I can't disconnect and reconnect.  i'll take a look at TCPKeepAlive
[00:02] <schnuffle> anth0ny: or use following, on server: ClientAliveInterval 30 ClientAliveCountMax 4, on client: ServerAliveInterval 30 ServerAliveCountMax 4
[00:03] <yeats> anth0ny: you can type Enter then ~ then . to end a session
[00:04] <anth0ny> yeats: cool, I'll try this next time I get the freeze
[00:04] <yeats> anth0ny: yes - it's very handy for when that happens
[00:08] <diverdude> How do i make the annoying unity bar appear ONLY if i put the mouse to the corner?
[00:09] <anth0ny> ok, how about when a program locks ups?  ctrl+d or ctrl+c doesn't work but I can do ctrl+z to put it in the background.  how can I drop it from the memory?
[00:10] <Kabuthunk> Any chance someone can answer a question about Ubuntu installation problems?
[00:10] <diverdude> ??
[00:10] <Visitor_099> hi, I just added a user on my VPS and when I login using that user there is no prompt, only a $ instead of the usual username@host:directory
[00:10] <Visitor_099> how do I fix that?
[00:10] <Visitor_099> or what did I miss?
[00:11] <Visitor_099> and I can use the arrows to go back in the history
[00:11] <Kabuthunk> So I burned Ubuntu 10.04 to a CD and booted it.  It gets to the point where it asks what time zone I'm in.  I click 'forward', and it simply doesn't respond or do anything
[00:12] <Kabuthunk> I re-burned the CD, and the same thing happened.  I can use that CD to test Ubuntu... it actually runs from that... however when installing it just doesn't do anything after trying to leave the time zone selection screen.
[00:12] <Kabuthunk> Currently downloading 11.04 to see if it does anything different.  Otherwise, any ideas?
[00:12] <anth0ny> diverdude: this may help: http://maketecheasier.com/autohide-unity-launcher-in-ubuntu-natty/2011/04/20
[00:12] <zykotick9> Visitor_099, did you use adduser to create the user?  i'm guessing you didn't.
[00:12] <Visitor_099> adduser
[00:12] <Visitor_099> yes
[00:13] <doctorZeus> Kabuthunk:  I had a similar issue once but it was at a different point of the install.. did an md5hash check and it was off (it was the downloaded .iso, not the disc itself).  Even though you reburned it I'd do the hash just to confirm
[00:13] <yeats> anth0ny: you can do 'killall <programname>' (or look up the pid with ps, then 'kill <pid>')
[00:13] <Visitor_099> no GUI there so I'm doing it all on CLI
[00:14] <Kabuthunk> Thanks doctorZeus.  How do I check the md5hash?  I know what it is... I've just never looked into how to verify one
[00:14] <zykotick9> Visitor_099, try copying /etc/skel/.bashrc to your users home dir - then logout/back in
[00:15] <yeats> Visitor_099: you can do "usermod -s /bin/bash <username>" to change the default shell to bash
[00:15] <yeats> Visitor_099: (preface that with 'sudo')
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> Kabuthunk: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[00:15] <Kabuthunk> No, never entered my mind until it was mentioned above.
[00:16] <Kabuthunk> Bah... looks like google pointed me how to check it in Linux terminal
[00:16] <Visitor_099> yeats: that did it :)
[00:16] <Kabuthunk> Unfortunately I'm in Windows (dual-boot system).
[00:16] <Visitor_099> thanks
[00:16] <yeats> Visitor_099: happy to help
[00:17] <Visitor_099> Kabuthunk: there are softwares to do it on windows
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> Kabuthunk: the ISO may be corrupted. It needs checking
[00:17] <Visitor_099> google something like md5 file check windows
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | Kabuthunk
[00:18] <Kabuthunk> Cool, thanks.  Currently looking into getting a checker and see what it spits out.
[00:18] <ianjm> hi, i'm having some issues reassembling a raid5 mdadm array on ubuntu, is there a place i can go to seek advice for this?
[00:19] <Kabuthunk> Gah, right, Windows doesn't recognize 'ls' in command prompt :P
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> Kabuthunk: using torrents adds extra checking
[00:20] <ActionParsnip> Kabuthunk: done 'ls' in windows a gajillion times at work
[00:20] <Kabuthunk> Yeah, I think I direct downloaded it from ubuntu's site.  Which is where 11.04 is coming from.  Eh, might as well check that when it's done too.
[00:21] <otay> I am trying to run a 32 bit application on my 64 bit machine. The software's documentation says for Ubuntu 64 "sudo apt-get install linux32 ia32-libs ". I have Fedora so can anybody tell me what apt-get install linux32 ia32-libs provides? (Or where I can find out)
[00:22] <OerHeks> otay, better ask in #Fedora
[00:22] <otay> OerHeks I just came from there
[00:22] <OerHeks> we do not like to give you the wrong answer, fedora is an other archetecture
[00:22] <yeats> otay: you might search packages.ubuntu.com - it may provide more details
[00:22] <otay> We don't know what those Ubuntu packages provide
[00:22] <OerHeks> check yum ?
[00:22]  * otay goes there
[00:23] <bsmith093> how do i move all the files from blah/blah/foo.bar out of their 2nd level folders into the main folder so it goes blah/foo.bar ?
[00:23] <otay> OerHeks I did that first. No results for ia32*
[00:23] <bsmith093> basically a bunch of files in seperate sub directories to the main directory? the folders are in
[00:24] <alohaanni> bsmith093:  can you do that using the 'mv' command?
[00:25] <alohaanni> as in 'mv blah/blah/foo.bar blah/foo.bar' ?
[00:26] <Kabuthunk> Well crap.  Looks like the md5 matches.
[00:27] <alohaanni> @ Kabuthunk:  I thought that was a good ting?
[00:27] <Visitor_099> did you try another time zone to see if it works?
[00:27] <Kabuthunk> alohaanni: That is a good thing normally, except I was hoping that the file being bad was the problem :P
[00:28] <yeats> otay: http://paste.ubuntu.com/700798/
[00:28] <Kabuthunk> Didn't try another time zone yet, since it just auto-selects the right one.  Suppose I could try that.
[00:28] <otay> yeats looks like lots a pack.
[00:28] <Visitor_099> oopies
[00:28] <otay> thanks!
[00:28] <Kabuthunk> Will wait until 11.04 finishes downloading though
[00:28] <yeats> otay: sure
[00:28] <Visitor_099> I accidentally my IRC client.
[00:29] <otay> that was kind of you.
[00:29]  * otay starts installing them
[00:29] <Kabuthunk> Don't see how a different time zone would change much, but who knows.  It's like when I click 'forward', I get the hourglass, the CD spins down, and then the computer just sits there like a rock.  I can move the mouse and whatnot, and even click 'x' to exit.  It acknowledges that.
[00:29] <yeats> otay: happy to help - saw your question in #fedora ;-)
[00:29] <Kabuthunk> Strange, strange problem
[00:30] <mattalexx_> Is there another way to download MP3s from the Amazon store in Natty other than using Banshee?
[00:30] <Visitor_099> Kabuthunk: sometimes strange problems have strange solutions
[00:31] <Visitor_099> from being strange problems
[00:31] <yeats> mattalexx_: if you're running 32-bit, you can just install the linux Amazon downloader - more complicated in 64-bit
[00:31] <alohaanni> Kabuthunk:  I'm just a newbie, but when I had installation problems, it turned out that I have a bunch of bad sectors on my disk.  Have you checked your disk?
[00:33] <ryanclancy000> Hey, I'm kinda lost when installing Java on my vps over ssh. I have both the rpm installer and tar on there, what do I do from there?
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> ryanclancy000: you want the .bin file
[00:34] <mattalexx_> yeats, I wasn'
[00:34] <mattalexx_> t able to . Missing dependencies
[00:34] <alohaanni> ActionParsnip:  What's the .bin file?
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> ryanclancy000: the rpm is for rpm based OSes
[00:34] <yeats> mattalexx_: running 64-bit?
[00:35] <ryanclancy000> Hmm, I can't seem to find the .bin
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> alohaanni: jre-6u27-linux-i586.bin   I assume 32bit
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> alohaanni: you get it from the link named 'Linux (self-extracting file)'
[00:35] <yeats> mattalexx_: and, I'll just ask, any particular reason you're not using Banshee, since we know it works?  ;-)
[00:36] <Kabuthunk> I've got two hard drives (technically 3, but two of them are raid-1 mirrored).  It didn't get to a point where I could even choose what hard drive to put it on
[00:37] <mattalexx_> yeats, It actually bugs out when syncing my iPod Classic, while Rhythmbox accomplishes that with ease.
[00:37] <mattalexx_> 32-bit
[00:37] <yeats> mattalexx_: I see, so have you tried installing the missing deps?
[00:39] <Kabuthunk> In theory, shouldn't Ubuntu be formatting the disk, which would then find any errors, when it tries to install?
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> Kabuthunk: did the ISO check out ok?
[00:39] <Kabuthunk> Come to think of it, it shouldn't be installing yet anyway.  Looking on Ubuntu's site, the next screen after that time zone should be keyboard selection.
[00:39] <mattalexx_> yeats, http://i.imgur.com/X8tkY.png
[00:40] <Visitor_099> hmmm interesting
[00:40] <Kabuthunk> Yeah, MD5 came back fine.
[00:40] <Visitor_099> maybe it's something with your keyboard
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> Kabuthunk: ok, what media are you using to install? CD or USB?
[00:40] <Kabuthunk> CD.  My computer for some reason refuses to boot off USB
[00:40] <Kabuthunk> Despite the fact that I can select it
[00:40] <ryanclancy000> ActionParsnip: How would I get the bin file for java 7?
[00:40] <Visitor_099> that sucks, booting from USB is great
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> ryanclancy000: go to the java site
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> Kabuthunk: did you burn the CD as slowly as possible?
[00:42] <yeats> mattalexx_: hmm - interesting...
[00:43] <ryanclancy000> ActionParsnip: I downloaded the binary and untarred it
[00:44] <yeats> mattalexx_: you could *try* downloading that from http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/libboost-filesystem1.34.1 and installing it, but it's wise to be cautious about installing debs from other releases than the one you're on
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> ryanclancy000: you want the bin file, then copy it to /opt mark it as executable and run it with sudo
[00:47] <Kabuthunk> Cd was burned on 2x speed.  Shoudln't be CD anyway because I burned two CD's, and both stopped at the same spot
[00:47] <ActionParsnip> ryanclancy000: you then symlink /opt/javafolder//jre/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so   into your browser's plugins folder
[00:47] <ActionParsnip> Kabuthunk: is the RAM healthy?
[00:48] <Kabuthunk> After reboot, will attempt either different time zone, or 11.04.  RAM should be fine... never had any problem.  Not sure how to verify it anyway without physically pulling it out of the computer and swapping new RAM in.
[00:48] <ActionParsnip> Kabuthunk: its worth testing, the installer will get issues in bad ram
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> Kabuthunk: there is a memtest option on the install cd
[00:49] <Kabuthunk> Intriguing.  Will have to try that.
[00:49] <Kabuthunk> Download of 11.04 still going.
[00:49] <Roasted> WHYYYY is video tearing something I see on EVERY linux machine Iv'e ever had
[00:49] <Kabuthunk> At this point it's all speculation until I can test the 2 or 3 other things mentioned throughout here.
[00:49] <Visitor_099> there are softwares to check the ram Kabuthunk
[00:50] <Visitor_099> but I doubt there is a problem with it
[00:50] <Kabuthunk> Might as well just use memcheck on the CD mentioned above.
[00:50] <Kabuthunk> But... brb in a bit.
[00:51] <Visitor_099> yes
[00:52] <Cheapshot> Roasted: Still tearing those videos? :D
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: in which video apps?
[00:52] <aeon-ltd> Roasted: running compiz?
[00:53] <ActionParsnip> Roasted: I think aeon-ltd has something there, does it happen if you log into Ubuntu Classic session?
[00:54] <jeroth> Question: Anyone know a way to send a graphical message to a users desktop (gnome 2) from ssh?
[00:55] <mattalexx_> yeats, Yes I agree, but I did it anyway: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1478214
[00:55] <mattalexx_> yeats, It seems to be working like a charm
[00:55] <Roasted> aeon-ltd, ActionParsnip, earlier I dealt with a HTPC I set up for my girlfriend. tearing like crazy. nvidia 6150. Set up compiz, set the sync to vblank and hz settings in the nvidia settings app and compiz, fixed it
[00:56] <Roasted> aeon-ltd, ActionParsnip, then I came home excited to fix these issues on my home computer. nvidia 9600gt, 11.04 (hers was 10.04.3) but I still have tearing.
[00:56] <rhin0> is ActionParsnip a bot?  is always here - permanently
[00:56] <rhin0> amazing -- not a bot
[00:56] <Roasted> aeon-ltd, ActionParsnip, now granted, I'm using 11.04 with gnome shell via ppa, so it's not the cleanest setup in the world since it changes a lot of underlying libraries in regard to gtk2 vs gtk3, but still...
[00:57] <MarkGreenwood> Hi everyone !
[00:57] <Roasted> in fact I'm half tempted to put 11.10 on it just because its gtk3 native to see how it works.
[00:57] <Roasted> aeon-ltd, someone also suggested to me to fire up a livedvd of sabayon and see if the issue exists there (since sabayon has video drivers)
[00:57] <iqbalkhan> excuse me all
[00:57] <iqbalkhan> i have eclipse in my ubuntu
[00:58] <iqbalkhan> when i run, that show me the message
[00:58] <iqbalkhan> here is the message
[00:58] <Cheapshot> !paste
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> jeroth: export DISPLAY=:0; notify-send Title "Some Text"
[00:59] <iqbalkhan> a java runtime environtment must be available in order to run eclipse
[00:59] <iqbalkhan> no java virtual machine
[00:59] <iqbalkhan> i have download and install java
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> !java | iqbalkhan
[00:59] <jeroth> thanks
[01:00] <iqbalkhan> ubottu: i used ubuntu 11.04
[01:00] <ActionParsnip> jeroth: could use zenity to show a popup too
[01:00] <iqbalkhan> hahaha, it's okay
[01:01] <ActionParsnip> rhin0: not a bot btw, just occupying quiet time at werk
[01:01] <Kabuthunk> Ok, company is over at the moment, so I'll test out the different time zone, memory check, and also 11.04 and see what happens throughout.  May not be back today one way or the other, depeneding on when things wrap up.
[01:01] <Kabuthunk> Thanks a million for the tips though guys.
[01:01] <jeroth> thanks ActionsParsnip I appreciate it
[01:02] <Kabuthunk> Laters
[01:02] <iqbalkhan> any other way that can make my eclipse run??
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> iqbalkhan: install java
[01:02] <iqbalkhan> i have export my java into JAVA-HOME
[01:02] <iqbalkhan> but still does not work
[01:02] <kaushik_> hi in my laptop  which has ubuntu plays out music loud even if i put my head phones , where as in windows it does not happen , is there any problem with my settings
[01:02] <ActionParsnip> iqbalkhan: what is the output of:  java -version
[01:03] <iqbalkhan> ActionParsnip: java version "1.6.0_20"
[01:03] <iqbalkhan> Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_20-b02)
[01:03] <iqbalkhan> Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 16.3-b01, mixed mode, sharing)
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh; chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh; ./alsa-info.sh
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> iqbalkhan: there is a newer java than that
[01:03] <iqbalkhan> yes
[01:04] <iqbalkhan> but  don't use the newer java
[01:04] <iqbalkhan> Action Parsnip:is that a problem if i don't use newer java??
[01:04] <baktrak_> How do u open a java file? i forgot the command.. java then what?
[01:05] <rypervenche> baktrak_: man java
[01:05] <ActionParsnip> baktrak_: java filename.jar
[01:05] <baktrak_> thats it action ty :)
[01:05] <baktrak_> and ty ryper
[01:05] <ActionParsnip> iqbalkhan: not sure, could ask in the eclipse channel (btw use TAB to complete nicks)
[01:05] <iqbalkhan> sorry TAB?
[01:06] <kaushik_> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/uS5ju2he
[01:06] <Cheapshot> iqbalkhan: type fev letters of the nick you are talking to and press TAB from keyboard so it autofills it
[01:06] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: it will generate a URL of its own, what is the URL?
[01:07] <ActionParsnip> iqbalkhan: yes, type act then press TAB
[01:08] <iqbalkhan> ActionParsnip:
[01:08] <baktrak_> I have another question... I edited alsa-base.conf.. added "Options sna-hda-intel model="" with my model of course.. but everytime i load up my system i have to Take the line out an then readd it.. and then alsa force-reload.
[01:08] <kaushik_> ActionParsnip, what is it about ??
[01:08] <kaushik_> i dint get you
[01:08] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: it shows a lot of detail about your sound setup, select to upload to the server
[01:08] <baktrak_> IIs there away to make it "Stick" everytime or i have to do it everytime.
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> baktrak_: the O of options is lowercase
[01:10] <ActionParsnip> baktrak_: also, no quotes are needed
[01:10] <baktrak_> I know ;)
[01:10] <baktrak_> they dont have quotes i was just saying
[01:10] <baktrak_> its like options sna-hda-intel model=targa-2ch-dig
[01:10] <baktrak_> thats how it is in my alsa-base
[01:11] <AAA_awright> (Oh dear I've come into #ubuntu for support, this can't be good) I just updated my system, and the first thing I noticed was Thunderbird crashed upon opening, and the crash window came up and said "Cannot send report... Application did not identify itself" or something. Since restarting, I don't get any UI at all.
[01:11] <kaushik_> ActionParsnip,
[01:11] <kaushik_> wat is the command ?
[01:11] <kaushik_> can you please tell me again
[01:11] <kaushik_> ?
[01:11] <baktrak_> ActionParsnip,  but in my system there is 2 Internal Speakers.. + subwoof all internal because im on a Laptop wouldnt that make it a 8ch?
[01:11] <mattalexx> Are there any plans to add a "Copy To ..." option in the context menu when you right-click a file? A directory browser would popup.
[01:11] <AAA_awright> Running /etc/init.d/gdm restart returns "stop: Rejected send message, 1 matched rules: ..."
[01:11] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: use you cursor up and it will show old commands you have ran
[01:11] <mattalexx> I guess that might be a Gnome thing
[01:12] <kaushik_> ActionParsnip, :)
[01:12] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: you can also review what I have said ni the channel too, so I don't have to do anything, you do
[01:12] <philipballew>  can someone help me track down a driver for a netgear wpn111
[01:12] <ActionParsnip> philipballew: is it USB or internal ?
[01:13] <philipballew> usb ActionParsnip
[01:13] <ActionParsnip> philipballew: ok, run:  lsusb   one line will identify the device and you can use the 8 character hex ID to find guides
[01:14] <philipballew> http://paste.ubuntu.com/700810/ ActionParsnip
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> philipballew: I don't need that, you do
[01:15] <philipballew> i know, i figured id show you as well. I have the number now.
[01:15] <otay> hmm.. looks like my app is using install jammer
[01:15]  * otay googles that up
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> philipballew: cool :)
[01:15] <kaushik_> ActionParsnip, http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=2dd54ed624593c7dcce102129a71cb9ed4a5788c
[01:16] <baktrak_> http://support.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/869/kw/linux%20wpn111%20drivers
[01:16] <baktrak_> to whoever was asking me the wpn111 driver
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: http://pastebin.com/zWFNK1k2
[01:16] <kaushik_> ActionParsnip, i am not able to review it
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: http://www.pastie.org/2624610
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: the top line is a long-ass command
[01:18] <kaushik_> thanks a lot
[01:18] <kaushik_> i am doing it
[01:18] <kaushik_> and yeah its long ass
[01:18] <kaushik_> :)
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: updates your alsa to a lot later verion
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: the link may give an easier version to copy, its the same text as the Lucid suggestion
[01:19] <groundnuty> hey, I've got "eject" button on my keyboard. gnome3 recognizes it correctly - the "eject image" shows up. The problem is that probably it wants to eject /dev/dvd whereas I have /dev/sg1
[01:19] <groundnuty> where Ican change that?
[01:19] <bazhang> groundnuty, what version of ubuntu
[01:20] <groundnuty> bazhang: not even ubuntu, more of gnome3 question ;)
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> groundnuty: gnome3 isn't supported here
[01:20] <bazhang> groundnuty, #gnome
[01:20] <groundnuty> sory, thought that ubuntu was run gnome3
[01:21] <ActionParsnip> groundnuty: in Oneiric yes, which is also not supported here (yet)
[01:21] <groundnuty> ActionParsnip: ok ;)
[01:22] <grammatrain> Does anyone know how to fix a laptop that when headphones are plugged in audio comes out of the head phones and speakers at the same time?
[01:23] <grammatrain> it's a alsa problem I think but I just can't fix it
[01:24] <ActionParsnip> grammatrain: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh; chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh; ./alsa-info.sh
[01:24] <grammatrain> checking
[01:24] <mattalexx> Anyone know of a way to have windows snap to an imaginary grid when they are moved or resized? I know Compiz Grid does very simple move snapping, but I'm looking for something more along the lines of Divvy (that's only for Windows/Mac; http://mizage.com/divvy/)
[01:25] <mattalexx> ... That is to say I'd like to window to be able to be snapped to which ever four points in the grid I want, not just the corners
[01:25] <AAA_awright> ... Forget it, I'll just try upgrading to Ubuntu 16 early
[01:26] <grammatrain> When I run that I'm getting a error message of "changing permissions of `./alsa-info.sh': Operation not permitted
[01:26] <grammatrain> bash: ./alsa-info.sh: Permission denied
[01:26] <grammatrain> "
[01:26] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1529378 mattalexx this suggests a script
[01:26] <mattalexx> bazhang, TYhanks
[01:26] <baktrak_> sudo -i gramma
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> grammatrain: are you running it from your home folder?
[01:26] <bazhang> AAA_awright, there is no Ubuntu 16
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> grammatrain: run:  cd     then retry
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> !oneiric
[01:26] <AAA_awright> bazhang: The current development ubuntu, yes?
[01:26] <bazhang> AAA_awright, 11.10
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> AAA_awright: Oneiric is 15 ;)
[01:27] <AAA_awright> Ugh
[01:27] <AAA_awright> Yes
[01:27] <AAA_awright> bazhang: You know, version numbers that actually mean something
[01:27] <grammatrain> so " sudo -i wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh; chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh; ./alsa-info.sh " ?
[01:27] <grammatrain> because i'm getting the same error
[01:29] <ActionParsnip> grammatrain: when did I meantion sudo?
[01:29] <ActionParsnip> grammatrain: what is the output of: pwd
[01:29] <grammatrain> /home/grammatrain
[01:29] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  Hey you there ?
[01:30] <ActionParsnip> RP64: howdy
[01:30] <loganhoup> excuse me, I'm having trouble with my system randomly crashing and displaying a large amount of video noise. I'm fairly certain it's because of my gfx card and restricted hardware drivers. I have the nvidia drivers installed but I'm getting "driver activated but not currently in use" in jockey
[01:30] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  hey I installed 10.10 instead, and it worked perfectly after install, then I installed nvidia drivers and updated the system, and it had the exact same problem
[01:31] <ActionParsnip> grammatrain: if you run the command and your pwd is not within your home, you'll get permission issues
[01:31] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  And I managed to fix it with nouveau.blacklist=1
[01:31] <ActionParsnip> RP64: sweet, go for that then :)
[01:31] <ActionParsnip> RP64: awesome
[01:31] <RP64> ActionParsnip: but dude , thing is, after i updated, it lists 2 linux kernel versions in the grub , an older and newer version
[01:31] <grammatrain> is this what you are trying to get http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=7fb57fa23488544d7bb62d32790a23f0678b2794
[01:32] <ActionParsnip> RP64: you can remove the old one if you want
[01:32] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  if I pick the newer version, nothing, not even nouveau fixes the blackscreen, if I pick older kernel nouveau fixes it , isn't that strange to you? also, I tried going fullscreen on a flash app and it blackscreened me
[01:32] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  no, the old one is the one that works
[01:32] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  the new one can't get past a blackscreen with nouveau, get it ?
[01:32] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  its really weird..
[01:32] <RP64> ActionParsnip: hold on im gonna try going fullscreen on youtube and see if it blackscreen crashes me ,if I log off then you know it did lol
[01:33] <ActionParsnip> RP64: add the boot option in /etc/default/grub   in the quotes with: quiet splash   and it will add to every kernel you ever add in the future as well as current kernels
[01:33] <ActionParsnip> grammatrain: so sound comes from speakers when you use headphones?
[01:33] <grammatrain> yes both the speakers and the head phones at the same time
[01:33] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  hey but action, how come when I entered nouveau blacklist onto the newer kernel it didn't work? Only on the older one ...
[01:34] <hjax> Id like to switch to ubuntu full time. But I have one issue; iTunes, I know wine doesn't have the USB support (or graphics support) for it to run. Any thoughts?
[01:34] <ActionParsnip> grammatrain: run:  gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf    add this line: options snd-hda-intel position_fix=1    save the new file, close gedit and reboot to test. If that doesn't work, re-edit and change the line to: options snd-hda-intel model=laptop
[01:34] <bazhang> hjax, no itunes for linux. dual boot if you must have it
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> RP64: it should apply to all kernels. You can also add:  blacklist nouveau    in /etc/modprobe.d/nvidia.conf
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> hjax: itunes can run in wine, check appdb for compatibility
[01:36] <grammatrain> Thank you  actionparsnip for your help.
[01:36] <baktrak_> ActionParsnip,  quick question.. whats the use of Nouveau?
[01:36] <loganhoup> anybody?
[01:37] <ActionParsnip> baktrak_: its a new opensource nvidia driver, some chips don't like it
[01:37] <ActionParsnip> grammatrain: np man
[01:37] <ActionParsnip> loganhoup: what is the output of: lsb_release -sc; lspsci | grep -i vga
[01:38] <hjax> ActionParsnip: But device syncing/update/restore does not work
[01:39] <baktrak_> ActionParsnip,  are u suppose to HAVE a nvidia.conf file?
[01:40] <baktrak_> ActionParsnip,  maybes its diff because im on Ubuntu 10.04 ??.. Because i have a Nvidia VC and i dont have a conf named that in /etc/modprobe.d
[01:41] <ActionParsnip> baktrak_: you can make files in there, as long as they have the .conf extension it's fine.
[01:41] <cyx_> Alright i have a problem, ill try to explain it the best i can. I set up 2 Virtual Machines, the first one(uses dsl) is only there to make sure that the second one(using ubuntu 10.10) does not accidentally connect to the internet except through my proxy(TOR) so the second machine is there for browsing, chatting etc.
[01:41] <cyx_> ts configured in such a way that it can only use TOR and nothing else for connecting to the net. However if i try to load a site i get this error: http://i.imgur.com/O458a.jpg
[01:41] <cyx_> How could i fix this or what could be the reason for the timeout?
[01:42] <ActionParsnip> baktrak_: it's just so YOU know what the file relates to. You can call it /etc/modprobe.d/yellowsubmarine.conf   if you want
[01:42] <baktrak_> ActionParsnip,  i have it.. its called nvidia-graphics-drivers.conf :)
[01:42] <Cheapshot> hjax: after doing some googling sounds like it isnt going to work if u need sync support
[01:42] <loganhoup> actionparsnip: one second.
[01:43] <ActionParsnip> baktrak_: use that if you want, they all get read. You can just have one super file with everything in if you want. It really doesn't matter
[01:43] <baktrak_> ActionParsnip,  its had nouv black listed aswell as nvidia 173 and nvidia 96 and lbm-nouv
[01:43] <baktrak_> has*
[01:43] <loganhoup> actionparsnip: one second. I just tried reinstalling the drivers from the command line with no luck :( At least I finally have something in my xorg.conf (This computer is a clean install from about 20 minutes ago)
[01:43] <loganhoup> And it crashed again too..
[01:43] <Cheapshot> hjax: Only option I can think of is using virtualmachine to install windows, but I gues thats a bad solution
[01:45] <ActionParsnip> loganhoup: may want to test your ram too
[01:46] <ActionParsnip> baktrak_: cool
[01:46] <ActionParsnip> baktrak_: sure, they weren't commented?
[01:46] <loganhoup> ActionParsnip: did you mean lspci?
[01:46] <baktrak_> ActionParsnip,  im sure it says blacklisted
[01:46] <baktrak_> ActionParsnip,  well blacklist not blacklisted
[01:51] <ianjm> well i fixed it
[01:51] <almoxarife> I have been running my legal copy of win7 on virtualbox for quite a while, it my only copy of win, it works just fine in ubuntu too. why not have the best OS running the OS you need like me one a year to do my taxes
[01:51] <RP64> ActionParsnip: Hey man it crashed when I tried to look at a youtube vid in fullscreen, and now it can't log in at all it only blackscreens, I'm about to give up on ubuntu forever
[01:51] <kaushik_> ActionParsnip,  there is no difference
[01:51] <kaushik_> even now
[01:51] <ianjm> i wrote some bash to recreate the superblocks of the mdadm array with all possible combinations of ordering and 1 missing drive and then fsck -fn to see if it contained a valid ext3 file system
[01:52] <ianjm> BINGO
[01:52] <ActionParsnip> kaushik_: did you try both options seperately?
[01:52] <kaushik_> no i just put the command
[01:52] <kaushik_> i will do that
[01:53] <loganhoup123> ActionParsnip: I get natty
[01:53] <loganhoup123> 00:0d.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation C61 [GeForce 6150SE nForce 430] (rev a2)
[01:53] <loganhoup123> :/ they may have been a bit too much. I'll pastebin next time :P
[01:53] <RP64> ActionParsnip: It makes ZERO sense why it isn't working. It worked perfectly when I first installed it. 2.) I install the Nvidia (current) drivers, it blackscreens upon login. 3.) I try nouveau.blacklist=1 , doesn't fix problem. 4.) I try nouveau.blacklist=1 on the older of 2 available kernels after update, and it fixes problem. However I move the mouse , and it blackscreens. 5.) I try the...
[01:53] <RP64> ...exact same method as 4. and it works again, which makes ZERO sense. Then it crashes on fullscreen youtube video. 5.) Now it won't stop blackscreening upon login even with nomodeset or nouveau, on either of the kernels.
[01:53] <kaushik_> ActionParsnip, i dint understand what options i need to change
[01:53] <RP64> ActionParsnip: Makes NO sense at all in the universe. Wouldn't you agree?
[01:54] <kaushik_> are they in the command or file
[01:54] <kaushik_> ??
[01:54] <baktrak_> rp64 did u try just blacklist nouveau?
[01:54] <baktrak_> or blacklist lbm-nouveau
[01:54] <RP64> baktrak_: Are you a troll? did you read my message? I clearly state I did do that . Read my whole message
[01:55] <baktrak_> i did
[01:55] <baktrak_> u state that u did blacklist=
[01:55] <baktrak_> Im not saying blacklist=
[01:55] <RP64> nouveau.blacklist=1 is what I did
[01:55] <baktrak_> yes
[01:55] <RP64> look and why would it even not work this way it doesn't make sense
[01:55] <RP64> it works one minute , next minute doesn't work with exact same fix
[01:55] <RP64> makes NO sense
[01:55] <baktrak_> why not blacklist nouveau?
[01:56] <RP64> what do you mean write that exact line instead of nouveau.blacklist=1 ? write "blacklist nouveau" in the splash space?
[01:57] <RP64> baktrak: hey is that what you meant  ?  im confused
[01:57] <RP64> baktrak: have you heard of this before or is my system alive and trying to stop vista from being replaced
[01:57] <RP64> ActionParsnip: hey did you leave
[01:57] <gimble> So I forced the installation of the natty version of python-beautifulsoup on my maverick system, it runs fine, but now all package management interfaces refuse to do anything while there is a "broken" package present...
[01:58] <baktrak> kk
[01:58] <baktrak> try this
[01:58] <baktrak> go to /etc/default/grub
[01:58] <RP64> baktrak: I can't I cant even log into ubuntu at all I'm on Vista right now
[01:59] <baktrak> and change it to grub_cmdline_linux_default="nouveau.blacklist=1 quiet splash"
[01:59] <baktrak> :s
[01:59] <almoxarife> RP64: issues with a nvidia vpu and ubuntu?
[01:59] <baktrak> Cant go to recov ??
[01:59] <RP64> how do I access it am I forced to boot with LiveCD or can I do that through windows
[01:59] <Anastasius> Wait.  Why am I here?
[01:59] <RP64> almoxarife:  you wouldn't believe how much issues
[01:59] <qin> Anastasius: LOL
[01:59] <baktrak> RP64,  cant go to recov?? or nothing
[02:00] <RP64> almoxarife: are you a pro about that stuff cus I can PM you the whole thing
[02:00] <Anastasius> </James that guy who was Ross Perot's running mate?
[02:00] <Anastasius> >
[02:00] <RP64> baktrak: Hey I guess I could yeah , so I should do that?
[02:00] <baktrak> Try it
[02:00] <baktrak> then like i said
[02:00] <baktrak> Open   /etc/default/grub  and change:      GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="nouveau.blacklist=1 quiet splash"
[02:00] <RP64> baktrak: also the grub for no reason confused the windows recovery partition with regular windows, so selecting one boots up the other, what a piece of crap
[02:00] <Cheapshot> RP64: Press esc after bios loads and enter recovery mode
[02:00] <baktrak> then update grub after that rp64
[02:01] <almoxarife> RP64: I am no pro but I did manage to get it working thru hard knocks, first thing 'insure the bios locks out the onboard video'
[02:01] <RP64> baktrak: OK im trying your thing dude brb
[02:01] <baktrak> kk
[02:01] <RP64> almoxarife: will baktraks thing do that ?
[02:01] <almoxarife> RP64: the only thing that will do that is making changes to the bios at startup
[02:02] <baktrak> Yes almo but its worth a try
[02:02] <baktrak> Because he said hes tryed everything
[02:02] <nn> anyone here use linux audio progs, like synthesizers?
[02:03] <Anastasius> I want to say it was James Cromwell, but he was the guy from Star Trek: First Contact, various aliens from TNG, and that guy from "Babe", the pig movie.  I'm pretty sure he was never on a national electoral ticket.
[02:03] <nn> if so, whats the best one?
[02:03] <ActionParsnip> nn: there is no single best app for any situation in any OS
[02:03] <ActionParsnip> nn: its as intelligent as asking "what is the best colou?"
[02:04] <ActionParsnip> nn: you will get opinions, but none are outright best
[02:05] <nn> im just wanting to know what works best for certain things, like midi sequencing loop samples
[02:06] <nn> i found this prog called smasher but it requires like 20 different libraries to even run that i have no idea how to install
[02:06] <nn> should there be like a package or something with a lib install?
[02:06] <nn> of all of those
[02:06] <Anastasius> I've figured it out now.  It was Admiral James "Who Am I" Stockdale.
[02:07] <bazhang> !ot | Anastasius
[02:07] <baktrak> ActionParsnip,  couldnt rg64 add vga="whatever" to the bootline?
[02:07]  * Anastasius gives bazhang a BIG hug.
[02:07] <urlin2u> nn, there is a ##music channel I would bet that it may be a better source.
[02:07] <cannonfodda> what's the command to stop an unresponsive app. ?
[02:07] <joshlegs> kill ?
[02:08] <urlin2u> cannonfodda, killall app
[02:08] <joshlegs> thats it
[02:08] <JokesOnYou77> Hi all, can someone help me connect to a wifi network with ubuntu? It's WPA and the online instructions say that if someone with a Mac connects they get asked to accept a Cert, but windows users have to install something. Is there some way I can just download the cert?
[02:08] <urlin2u> JokesOnYou77, all you need is the password
[02:08] <Anastasius> JokesOnYou77: Nope.  Chuck Testa!
[02:09] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  How come you didn't answer me at all lol, not interested ?
[02:09] <baktrak> RP64 did u try it?
[02:09] <RP64> baktrak:  no i have to go write down that command onto some paper because i wont remember it brb
[02:10] <RP64> almoxarife:  hey can you speak here
[02:10] <JokesOnYou77> urlin2u: This isn't a home network with a standard pre-shared key, I need a dertificate
[02:10] <RP64> almoxarife:  your PM thing doesn't work OK i dont have the plugin
[02:10] <fowl> what do i need to install so that GTK programs dont look like dick in KDE
[02:10] <joshlegs> that anastasius :D such a trouble maker lol
[02:11] <psingh> fowl, you're installing KDE programs in Ubuntu (Gnome) ?
[02:11] <fowl> no, im IN kde now and gtk programs look like complete doodoo
[02:11] <urlin2u> !wpa | JokesOnYou77
[02:11] <DemonicData> I use Konversation in Gnome.best irc program by far
[02:12] <psingh> OK.  Just yesterday I was successful in getting KDE programs to look like GTK programs in Ubuntu.  However, the reverse is easier.  I used to use this solution when I used Kubuntu...
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> RP64: I'm at work, wassup?
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> fowl: some apps do that
[02:13] <psingh> fowl, go to systemsettings.  There is an option to get your GTK programs to look native (like QT) in KDE.
[02:13] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  check the messages cus i sent u like a huge thing
[02:13] <fowl> synaptic is exceptionally horrifying
[02:13] <almoxarife> RP64: lockout the onboard video as per the instructions for your comps bios setup
[02:14] <psingh> fowl, you can also set the fonts to use.  Are you using Kubuntu ?
[02:14] <fowl> no, mint
[02:14] <urlin2u> !mint | fowl
[02:15] <fowl> lol
[02:15] <fowl> psingh: thank you
[02:15] <psingh> fowl, do you have System Settings installed?  If not, do $ apt-get install systemsettings
[02:15] <fowl> yes i found it
[02:15] <furyoshonen> http://paste.ubuntu.com/700821/
[02:15] <lime_> I'm trying to compile sox http://sox.sourceforge.net/
[02:15] <JokesOnYou77> urlin2u: Thank you, but this isn't a general issue, it's very specific to this network and the way they manage the wireless certificates.  I just need some way to do what the macs do and associate in order to get the certificate
[02:16] <lime_> and I keep getting furyoshonen bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
[02:16] <psingh> fowl, click on Appearance
[02:16] <mystiqueba> hello, I need help with my microphone.  Only sound output is working not input.  I'm using a dell xps and it used to work fine before.
[02:16] <psingh> flowl, then click GTK Styles and Fonts
[02:16] <gimble> mystiqueba, have you visited the input tab in your sound preferences?
[02:17] <psingh> fowl, then select use KDE style in GTK applications radio button.
[02:17] <psingh> fowl, also pick use my KDE fonts in GTK applications
[02:17] <DemonicData> someone told me they were going to force that god awefull interface in the future
[02:17] <DemonicData> unity or whatever its called
[02:18] <DemonicData> i use ubuntu classic,there will alwways be a option right
[02:18] <mystiqueba> gimble, yeah, I can't manipulate anything there.  The hardware currently seems to work for only "Analog Stereo Output"
[02:18] <urlin2u> DemonicData, no
[02:18] <tdfl> anyone know where to find help with stty ttyUSB0 for a rfr101a1m?
[02:18] <psingh> DemonicData, I do as well.  I imagine that eventually, "Ubuntu Classic" will go away.
[02:18] <lime_> DemonicData I find the new default unity interface better then the prior one
[02:18] <DemonicData> that new interface is a slow buggy joke
[02:19] <lime_> But ultimately I change both :P
[02:19] <wesbter> alguem fal pt ae
[02:19] <mystiqueba> gimble, never mind.  I figured it out.  Thanks anyway.
[02:19] <robin0800> DemonicData, it works much better in 10.10
[02:20] <gimble> good
[02:20] <psingh> DemonicData, I hope I will eventually like it as they work out the bugs.
[02:20] <ActionParsnip> RP64: do you mean the blacklist thing?
[02:20] <DemonicData> 11.4 was the first i went back to since jaunty
[02:21] <gimble> DemonicData, you may need to switch to Xubuntu or Lubuntu when you have to upgrade if you want to avoid the unity interface
[02:21] <gimble> incidentally I agree with you
[02:22] <psingh> DemonicData, I am fraid that with all the effort going to Unity, other DE support will not be there.  This will result in more buggy behavior if you try to use something other than Unity.
[02:24] <DemonicData> whats wrong with gnome really?
[02:24] <DemonicData> gnome is simple and sweet
[02:24] <gimble> it's a shame that the people steering web browsers and desktop environments feel like their offerings have to be "exciting" and "innovative"
[02:25] <urlin2u> !topic
[02:25] <doctari> Topic in #ubuntu is Topic in #ubuntu is !topic
[02:25] <doctari> Topic in #ubuntu is !topic
[02:25] <bazhang> !ot | DemonicData
[02:25] <bazhang> doctari, hi
[02:28] <cypha> what's the difference btwn python2.6 and python2.6-dev in the package manager?
[02:28] <elky> !topic
[02:28] <doctari> Topic in #ubuntu is Topic in #ubuntu is !topic
[02:28] <doctari> Topic in #ubuntu is !topic
[02:29] <RP64> baktrak: yo
[02:29] <cypha> elky, hope that wasn't for me
[02:29] <lime_> What should you do when there is no ./configure file
[02:29] <elky> cypha, no, diagnosing a bot
[02:29] <cypha> lol, k
[02:30] <lime_> I'm trying to compile http://sox.sourceforge.net/
[02:30] <gimble> "Topic in #ubuntu is Topic in #ubuntu is !topic" bordering on a recursive topic here...
[02:30] <doctari> Topic in #ubuntu is Topic in #ubuntu is "Topic in #ubuntu is Topic in #ubuntu is !topic" bordering on a recursive topic here...
[02:30] <doctari> Topic in #ubuntu is "Topic in #ubuntu is Topic in #ubuntu is !topic" bordering on a recursive topic here...
[02:30] <xangua> lime_: read the documentarion¿¿
[02:31] <lime_> xangua: where should i go then?  linux and c require registration?
[02:39] <ActionParsnip> !info sox
[02:40] <ActionParsnip> lime_: the version difference is tiny, do you need 14.3.2 for any reason. Will 14.3.1 do it?
[02:50] <lime_> ActionParsnip : No 14.3.1 is fine why?
[02:52] <ActionParsnip> lime_: it's in the universe repo then, no need to use the site...
[02:52] <chuy_max> is there any utility to configure WPA PSK automatically without a GUI? (I installed ubuntu server)
[02:52] <ActionParsnip> chuy_max: install wicd and you can use wicd-curses
[02:52] <lime_> ActionPrsnip : oh thanks :D, but just for future reference why isn't there a configure script?
[02:53] <ActionParsnip> lime_: configure script where?
[02:53] <lime_> ActionParsnip : ./configure && make && make install and I'm not sure what to use instead
[02:54] <bekor> hi friends, this may be a dumb question but do i need to have compiz in order for unity 2 to work or can i uninstall it?
[02:54] <lime_> `./configure && make && make install` doesn't work
[02:54] <lime_> I'm a n00b
[02:54] <lime_> might be missing something obvious
[02:54] <ActionParsnip> lime_: not all builds need configure, I suggest you search software centre in future for software. The vast majority of what you need will be there
[02:55] <lime_> I would like to understand how to compile software we just given the source
[02:55] <ActionParsnip> lime_: windows doesn't have a handy app centre so you have to go to websies to get stuff (not practical)
[02:55] <malakhi> bekor: unity is a compiz plugin, so no, you can't uninstall it if you want to keep using unity. Sorry!
[02:55] <ActionParsnip> lime_: I'd get familiar with the OS first
[02:55] <bekor> thank you
[02:56] <mrdeb> hello
[02:56] <lime_> I pretty familiar with it I've got most of the `ls,cp,mv,ln,cd,mkdir,rm -rf,etc..` down
[02:56] <bekor> malakhi  are you jewish? my name is hebrew also
[02:56] <ActionParsnip> bekor: you can log in to Ubuntu Classic session and it will look like maverick
[02:56] <lime_> ActionParsnip : Just like to understand more
[02:56] <mrdeb> how do you move directory with allfiles
[02:56] <ActionParsnip> bekor: Classic is being removed in Oneiric and Unity2D replaces it
[02:57] <malakhi> bekor: nope. not religious :-) Just a handle I picked up eons ago.
[02:57] <bekor> thanks do you think it runs better with 512 ram?
[02:57] <ActionParsnip> mrdeb: mv -r folder /path/to/dest
[02:57] <mrdeb> ok
[02:57] <bekor> niice name
[02:57] <ActionParsnip> bekor: should do, fewer things using fewer resources
[02:57] <enchilado> -r is for recursive
[02:57] <mrdeb> yes i know
[02:57] <bekor> thanks
[02:57] <enchilado> does the same thing as in rm -r ;)
[02:58] <mrdeb> what happens if you do rm -r * / in root
[02:58] <mrdeb> ?
[02:58] <enchilado> ...
[02:58] <ActionParsnip> !danger
[02:58] <enchilado> don't.
[02:58] <ActionParsnip> !ops
[02:58] <lime_> mrdeb: what let me see
[02:58] <enchilado> ...
[02:58] <lime_> mrdeb : I'll try it
[02:58] <enchilado> ...
[02:58] <mrdeb> well be careful
[02:58] <enchilado> lime_: I hope you're joking, I really hope you're joking
[02:58] <lime_> yeah I'm joking :D
[02:59] <mrdeb> so what would happen it woudlnt boot or what
[02:59] <enchilado> Um, no, it wouldn't boot.
[02:59] <enchilado> It wouldn't do anything!
[02:59] <ActionParsnip> mrdeb: make a VM and try it, don't type stuff like that or you'll probably get banned
[02:59] <mrdeb> what
[02:59] <mrdeb> i asked a qs
[02:59] <ActionParsnip> mrdeb: there are videos on youtube too
[02:59] <enchilado> That command is infamous :>
[02:59] <mrdeb> abvout what
[02:59] <enchilado> And you must never speak of it.
[02:59] <Lucenut> Is there any way to manage MSSQL databases from ubuntu?
[02:59] <mrdeb> oh
[03:00] <mrdeb> well i know about format c in windwos but thats it
[03:00] <Lucenut> I tried an eclipse plugin with no luck.
[03:01] <KM0201> jen_: ?
[03:01] <bekor> anyone know of a good weather ap for ubuntu 11.04?
[03:01] <aombk> ok can someone point me to the right direction? i am lost here, i dont know what to do. recently it looks like i have lost all my user privileges even though i remain in the groups that grant them. what do i do? i dont know where to look.please help
[03:02] <Lucenut> How can I manage MSSQL dbs from 11.04?
[03:02] <gr33n7007h> Ubuntu: "I am what I am because of who we all are."
[03:03] <qin> !ping
[03:03] <shadow98> hey guys for some reason 2 of my servers are running cron at EST time...when i set the server for PST...the other server 3...is not it runs it in PST...
[03:04] <dak> hmm
[03:04] <baktrak>  
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> bekor: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/06/weather-indicator-applet-genesis-of-an-itch-into-an-app-updated-with-ppa/
[03:05] <bekor> thanks
[03:06] <qin> bekor: conky is also cute as weather monitor.
[03:06] <bekor> thanks
[03:12] <DemonicData> anyone here install GNOME3 ? how well does it work
[03:12] <seidell> it sucks
[03:13] <DemonicData> really?it sucks compared to 2.6 or unity?
[03:13] <almoxarife> running gnome3 with cairo dock here, works well
[03:15] <psingh> almoxarife, how do you like Gnome 3 compared to Unity?
[03:15] <bambanx> how i can compress afile in parts?
[03:15] <DemonicData> I'm downloading gnome3 right now
[03:16] <DemonicData> i'll see how it goes.400megs away though
[03:16] <ActionParsnip> !gnome3
[03:17] <DemonicData> i'm going by this http://blog.sudobits.com/2011/04/26/how-to-install-gnome-3-on-ubuntu-11-04/
[03:17] <almoxarife> psingh: I decided I wanted a blank slate with the dock to work from, I decided on gnome3 just to keep up with changes, unity was a bit too simplistic for a desktop
[03:17] <DemonicData> woop
[03:17] <DemonicData> weird
[03:18] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: same ppa, it will break your os and gnome3 isnt supported here, your choice
[03:18] <DemonicData> Anyhow i'll give you all a review on how gnome3 works on my system.btw i'm using "ubuntu classic" which is gnome 2.6
[03:18] <DemonicData> Ah i just installed ubuntu less then a week ago.no biggy if it breaks it i'll just.....REINSTALLLLL!!!!!!!!
[03:19] <DemonicData> no idea why i yelled
[03:19] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: read the comments at the bottom of the page you linked
[03:19] <DemonicData> watching to much adventure time
[03:20] <lime_> ActionParsnip : figured out needed to install autoconf :)
[03:20] <gerzel> Anyone know where Banshee stores its downloaded podcasts?
[03:20] <DemonicData> yeah
[03:20] <DemonicData> thats why no one jump into it.i'll try it out
[03:20] <DemonicData> I got nothing on this system.only thing i did was update it and well OSS4
[03:21] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: exctly, if you want gnome3 just install oneiric
[03:21] <DemonicData>  oneiric ?
[03:22] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: ubuntu 11.10
[03:22] <DemonicData> Oh
[03:22] <DemonicData> thats not going to be avaiable till the end of the month right?
[03:22] <DemonicData> I'll do a fresh install of that when it comes
[03:22] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: its in beta2 now
[03:22] <robin0800> DemonicData,  its at beta2
[03:23] <DemonicData> So oneirc is going to be Gnome3 instead of unity?
[03:24] <robin0800> DemonicData,  + unity
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: unity isn't a DE
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: it will use Gnome3 and unity by default
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: gnome3 will be the DE and unity will be the shell
[03:24] <DemonicData> very intresting
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: ubuntu classic session will be replaced by Unity2D
[03:25] <DemonicData> Cool.so the full version is coming out this month sometime?
[03:25] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: end of next month
[03:25] <DemonicData> erk
[03:25] <DemonicData> hey
[03:25] <DemonicData> so how do i cancell installation of this
[03:25] <DemonicData> if i just ctrl+D will that be enough
[03:26] <DemonicData> etc
[03:26] <DemonicData> ctrl C
[03:26] <DemonicData> even
[03:26] <kerebrus> DemonicData if your installing via apt-get I would wait for the install to finish and uninstal afterwards.
[03:27] <ActionParsnip> DemonicData: shoudl be ok, if its only downloading, yes
[03:28] <DemonicData> uninstalling components from ubuntu software center
[03:28] <gr33n7007h> Will intel hd 3000 graphics be enough to run compiz extreme effects in ubuntu?
[03:29] <ActionParsnip> gr33n7007h: should be ok
[03:30] <DemonicData> compiz extreme effects?
[03:30] <realitychanger> I'm using 11.10 beta 2.  While trying to install the nvidia proprietary driver--the one from nvidia's website.  It installed, but now x won't start. How do I get back to the original install?
[03:30] <kerebrus> Anyone know a command of setting that will keep mounts from appearing on ones desktop?
[03:30] <gr33n7007h> do you know what the equivilent is for nvidia?
[03:31] <DemonicData> I been there before last year.from what i recall i loaded up failsafe,it has reinstall old graphics or something option there.
[03:31] <DemonicData> ATI?
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> gr33n7007h: i'd ask in #hardware for that
[03:31] <realitychanger> DemonicData: I tried using dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, but it didn't work.
[03:32] <gr33n7007h> ok thnx
[03:33] <realitychanger> What is the manner to reconfigure the xserver in ubuntu 11.10?
[03:34] <ActionParsnip> realitychanger: ask in ~ubuntu+1 for oneiric support, please
[03:34] <realitychanger> ActionParsnip: oh, no probs.
[03:37] <RP64> hey guys
[03:38] <RP64> whenever i install either 173 or current Nvidia drivers, my ubuntu 10.10 becomes unusable with a black screen , and the config file for the nvidia drivers becomes damaged so I can't edit that , any ideas?
[03:38] <RP64> but a fresh install without installing any drivers works perfectly
[03:42] <celltech> May I get the command to completely remove all of wine?
[03:43] <KM0201> celltech: sudo apt-get remove wine
[03:43] <gr33n7007h> sudo apt-get remove wine
[03:44] <celltech> thank you
[03:45] <jrr> dual display with one rotated is a nightmare
[03:45] <celltech> I'm gonna remove it. then start over.  was at the apple store yesterday about my iphone and they said their confused as to why apple doen't make an itunes since mac runs on a linux kernal
[03:45] <jrr> celltech: the word is kernel, and mac os does not use the Linux kernel
[03:46] <jrr> theirs is called Darwin
[03:46] <qin> celltech: mac run on bsd kernel, not linux one
[03:46] <Nickel> Hello all, i just turned my laptop on, my background image is floating at the bottom right of the screen, and the black area around it shows anything moved around it, has anyone seen this before? any idea how to fix it?
[03:48] <celltech> Then the dude lied to me. Is there anyway other than wine of vmware to get intunes on my system for my phone?
[03:49] <Nickel> anyone have any idea what i'm talking about?
[03:49] <Nickel> i can post a screen shot
[03:49] <blackbox> How to output to tv screen using a radeon 7000 series
[03:49] <blackbox> ??
[03:49] <freedom07> celltech, multiboot
[03:49] <blackbox> I outputted its black and white
[03:50] <celltech> I would but I hate MS and everything about them
[03:50] <celltech> Which is why I'm on linux now
[03:50] <qin> celltech: This (running itunes) may be beyond support of this channel, but you should try main music players and gtk-pod (amarok, rythbox, banshee)
[03:50] <celltech> Well I need to itunes for the restore and stuff of my phone
[03:50] <freedom07> celltech, you need to start the hatered for apple too then
[03:50] <celltech> banshee is AMAZING when it comes to putting music on the phone
[03:50] <qin> celltech: There wassomething called atunes, but never used it.
[03:51] <celltech> I'll find it and try it out :D
[03:51] <celltech> thank you
[03:51] <Nickel> no one? :(
[03:52] <kin> ola
[03:56] <grammatrain> hello. I was in here earlier because I have a laptop that is playing audio from the speakers and headphones at the same time and a wonderful user had me add two different lines (one at a time with rebooting for each try) to alsa-base.conf and it sadly did not work. I was wondering if anyone else has any other ideas.
[03:57] <ActionParsnip> Pilif12p: please dont away like that ni future
[03:58] <RP64> ActionParsnip: hey man i think the new ubuntus just dont support pre 2010 Nvidia drivers
[03:58] <Pilif12p> ActionParsnip: k. every time people tell me not to do it, it causes more disruption. i'll use them when i was in an important discussion, and need to leave suddenly. i'm not trying to sound snippy, but i don't do it often, and when i do i generally have a good reason to.
[03:59] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  Do you recommend any other distro of linux that would be as usable and woul d suppport the drivers?
[03:59] <GSF1200S> pidgin uses my browser variable to open URL links which is cool, but if I try to "Open Containing Directory" it uses my browser too. How do I get pidgin to open URL's in my browser but "Open Containing Directory" in my file manager?
[04:00] <Logan_> !away >Pilif12p
[04:02] <KM0201> RP64: what nvidia device?
[04:02] <RP64> KM0201: I'm not sure but its a Geforce 8000 I THINK, its from 2008 , and yea i mean whenever I install the drivers for it my ubuntu is unusable / blackscreen, and ive been spending 4 days now going through all workarounds and none work
[04:02] <realitychanger> the following is a generic question, without regard to ubuntu distro.  How does one usually reconfigure the x server?
[04:03] <RP64> KM0201: you know, going to grub and pressing E and putting in all teh commands that would usually fix such a thing doesnt work, and trying 173 instead of current nvidia doesn't work,
[04:03] <RP64> KM0201: and then I read that ubuntu doesn't support pre 2010 (legacy im assuming it means pre 2010 at this point) nvidia drivers
[04:03] <GSF1200S> realitychanger, it is actually in relation to ubuntu. You dont need an Xorg.conf except in specific cases
[04:03] <RP64> KM0201: So im thinking of trying linux mint
[04:03] <KM0201> RP64: linux mint isn't gonna solve your problem.
[04:03] <RP64> KM0201:  why
[04:04] <realitychanger> GSF1200S: okay then, what is the command for reconfiguring the x server?
[04:04] <RP64> KM0201:  maybe their drivers will work
[04:04] <KM0201> RP64: because mint is more or less ubuntu (unless yourr problem is unity, which is unlikely)
[04:04] <GSF1200S> realitychanger, sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[04:04] <GSF1200S> i believe
[04:04] <grammatrain> yes I tried mint yesterday thinking it might fix my problems... nope.
[04:04] <RP64> KM0201: no it happens with 11.04 and 10.10
[04:04] <RP64> KM0201:  so not unity
[04:04] <realitychanger> GSF1200S: I need to re-load the driver that was installed when I first installed it.
[04:04] <GSF1200S> realitychanger, WAIT before you run that
[04:04] <RP64> KM0201: ill give you a scenario  of what happens OK
[04:04] <GSF1200S> realitychanger, what driver/card?
[04:05] <realitychanger> GSF1200S: gotcha...waiting
[04:05] <RP64> KM0201:  I install 10.10, works perfectly , install ANY nvidia drivers, it logs into a black screen with no workarounds working (trying for the 4th day now)
[04:05] <realitychanger> GSF1200S: laptop/nvidia/9800M GS
[04:05] <KM0201> RP64: if it's happening with 10.10 and 11.04, then i can almost guarantee you, the problem will still be present in Mint
[04:05] <GSF1200S> realitychanger, ok, let me just be thorough here- what is the current issue?
[04:05] <RP64> so what other distro is comparable to ubuntu in ease of use, like i heard redhat linux is way too hard for an unexperienced user
[04:06] <RP64> KM0201: i mean I need to use a linux distro because I hate windows, but ubuntu just isn't working with this computer's graphics card
[04:06] <ActionParsnip> RP64: my 6150 geforce works in Natty here
[04:06] <GSF1200S> RP64: the best distro is one you understand. The best way to have no issues, be stable, and to generally have a good experience is one you know
[04:06] <KM0201> RP64: well, my 7600 works flawlessly, so i can't understand why you're having this issue w/ an 8000
[04:06] <grammatrain> what kind of laptop is it?
[04:06] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  OK but so?
[04:06] <ActionParsnip> RP64: maverick is fully supported, I'd just hang with Maverick
[04:06] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  whats maverick again 10.04?
[04:06] <tonysan_> How can I bind Shift-Arrowkey in screen?
[04:06] <realitychanger> GSF1200S: I was able to log in just fine until I tried to install nvidia's proprietary driver from the command line.  I did it with kdm off, and at a normal prompt window.  Initially, it said that the distro specific install script failed, but I went an built the module anyway.  Now x won't start at boot time.
[04:07] <KM0201> RP64: are you installing the recommended driver from hardware drivers, or are you installing the driver from nvidia?
[04:07] <ActionParsnip> RP64: 10.10, if you have Lucid running ok (10.04) then keep that too
[04:07] <RP64> ActionParsnip: parsnip
[04:07] <chuy_max> how would you do it so you can connect to an ubuntu box through ssh, run a command, and close the ssh client while the command is still running?
[04:07] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  can I PM you my full explanation becasue u  dont understand it but i understand ur busy
[04:07] <GSF1200S> rp64, the problem is that "easy to use" distros dont encourage you to learn, so you dont know how to handle issues. Id suggest something more advanced like slackware or arch to learn, at which point ubuntu will make more sense (except specific elements, which youll learn on your own
[04:07] <RP64> ActionParsnip: can I please PM you it, it's not that hard its a short explanation but I explained it here already like 30 seconds ago and u didnt see it can I just PM it to you
[04:08] <ActionParsnip> RP64: PM away :)
[04:08] <RP64> KK
[04:09] <GSF1200S> realitychanger, ok, when you get to console run that command I gave you. If that doesnt work, try "sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf". Ubuntu doesnt need X now, so either of those two should wipe the slate clean and get you back to a functioning desktop
[04:09] <realitychanger> GSF1200S: thank you.  and thank goodness for cli and irssi ;)
[04:09] <GSF1200S> realitychanger, after that, I would highly recommend either installing the nvidia proprietary driver from the repos OR finding a PPA with a newer nvidia driver
[04:10] <RP64> GSF1200S: Hey I know they dont encourage me to learn but I'd rather have something in between too hard and too easy like the way ubuntu is
[04:10] <GSF1200S> if the newest is what your after
[04:10] <GSF1200S> RP64, I agree man- Ubuntu is great in many ways. Thats what dual-boots are for ;)
[04:11] <RP64> GSF1200S:  haha yea i just dont feel i have the willpower to learn coding and to take notes and memorize it and stuff
[04:12] <GSF1200S> im just saying that it helps to understand things. I have Xubuntu on backup, and I personally run Arch now as my main. It IS a lot of learning at first, but I know whats going on because it is ENCOURAGED as a means to maintain the system. I know how to t/s and such because thats the "arch way" as they call it, but really it applies to any distro
[04:13] <GSF1200S> something like slackware or arch is good in that way. But hey, ubuntu is fantastic too- if it works, stick with it
[04:13] <JetBoyJetGirl> Is there a command for the terminal to look at your network profile i.e. see which applications are being used, which ports, etc.
[04:14] <elaine_> hello
[04:14] <soreau> JetBoyJetGirl: netstat
[04:14] <GSF1200S> JetBoyJetGirl, hold on the ports- ive got a command saved somewhere. You can try nethogs to see what programs are sending/receiving data
[04:14] <elaine_> california
[04:15] <RP64> GSF1200S: interesting yea food for thought by the way if I tried Arch would it possibly support this card that Ubuntu isn't ?
[04:15] <elaine_> hello
[04:16] <JetBoyJetGirl> awesome soreau, thanks! Thanks GSF1200S... think netstat was what I was lookin for.
[04:16] <soreau> hi elaine_, do you have a question about ubuntu?
[04:16] <jrr> how can I move unity 2d's bar to the other side or other display?
[04:16] <elaine_> sure
[04:16] <elaine_> aways
[04:16] <GSF1200S> RP64, its not Arch that supports the card- its the driver itself. Now, since Arch is rolling release and is potentially more up-to-date, it may work. However, I would suggest searching for a PPA that has newer drivers available. That would be much easier than installing Arch, unless you want to install Arch for other reasons
[04:16] <soreau> ! ask | elaine_
[04:16] <elaine_> I do have ubuntu on my pc
[04:16] <qin> JetBoyJetGirl: sudo netstat -tulp (l = listen = servers); sudo netstat -tuep (clients = established = e); iftop;
[04:17] <elaine_> I like the fact that ubuntu actually works
[04:17] <RP64> GSF1200S:  Wait I don't even know what a PPA is
[04:17] <elaine_> and if I have a problem I can talk to someone online
[04:18] <elaine_> ty
[04:18] <Cephlin> I have a problem with my desktop; when playing videos, the audio lags, is this a common problem since my laptop doesn't have this issue?
[04:18] <GSF1200S> personal package archive is what the acronym stands for I believe.. lemme look quick..
[04:19] <GSF1200S> RP64, https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates
[04:19] <sp4z> seems my window manager is having some issues. there is no title bar or close/minimize etc around anything anymore. tried reinstalling xfce but still having problems anyone able to point me in the direction of a solution?
[04:19] <RP64> GSF1200S:  OK so you think I should reinstall, and then  , look through PPA archives for different driver options ?
[04:20] <GSF1200S> this is a "PPA" that offers new updates on Xorg and nvidia, for example. Youll find these PPA's for all kinds of things
[04:20] <RP64> GSF1200S:  so I access PPA how
[04:20] <GSF1200S> RP64, no man- linux is not windows. Reinstalling isnt necessary unless something is really screwed up, like the kernel wont boot
[04:20] <RP64> GSF1200S:  dude my ubuntu is unusable
[04:21] <GSF1200S> RP64, ok, in what way exactly?
[04:21] <elaine_> linux is not windows..hallelueah
[04:21] <RP64> GSF1200S:  I have to reinstall because it black screens after logging into the account, and workarounds don't work, and I've spent 4 days trying to fix it
[04:21] <Cephlin> type startx once you've logged in
[04:21] <jeggarza> buenas noches
[04:21] <Cephlin> Then if that works
[04:21] <RP64> Cephlin: DUDE!!! WHAT THE HELL? I just SAID I CANT LOG IN BECAUSE IT BLACK SCREENS AT LOG IN
[04:21] <jeggarza> alguien puede ayudarme
[04:21] <RP64> LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
[04:22] <elaine_> black screen...?
[04:22] <elaine_> uh oh
[04:22] <RP64> elaine_: YEAH, it means its a black screen, get it ? not purple
[04:22] <Cephlin> Can you bring up a terminal?
[04:22] <elaine_> yep
[04:22] <elaine_> maybe you fried the motherboard
[04:22] <StepNjump> hi guys, would it be a good way to speed up my system by moving my swap partition on an SD card?
[04:23] <Cephlin> or does nothing respond?
[04:23] <GSF1200S> RP64, did you append nomodeset to the kernel line in grub?
[04:23] <RP64> GSF1200S: Hey and so anyways nomodeset doesn't work, and nouveau.blacklist=1 works for like a bit but then if i fullscreen a youtube video or something it crashes and the problem repeats and nothing works
[04:23] <elaine_> ouch
[04:23] <GSF1200S> haha
[04:23] <sp4z> fixed, xfwm4 --replace
[04:23] <RP64> GSF1200S: Yea and so , basically nomodeset doesn't work nouveau.blacklist=1 works until you fullscreen a flash app, and also sometimes screws up if you move the mouse onto an icon, and after a while it becomes completely unusuable.
[04:23] <elaine_> wow, this is great.
[04:23] <RP64> GSF1200S:  I reinstalled and it works perfectly until you install nvidia drivers
[04:24] <Cephlin> Does anyone know anything about audio lagging when playing video files through any kind of video player?
[04:24] <Cephlin> Do I need to manually install some audio drivers?
[04:24] <RP64> GSF1200S:  So basically the default open driver that it installs with works perfectly, but it just sucks so I would be getting a better experience using my Vista install and i hate vista
[04:24] <RP64> GSF1200S:  See what I mean now ?
[04:25] <adammw111> Hi, how do I "hide" a running application from the Unity launcher?
[04:25] <elaine_> there is this wonderful place in ubuntu...the software center
[04:25] <elaine_> even I can use it
[04:25] <JetBoyJetGirl> The support in here is excellent, thanks guys!
[04:26] <van7hu> hi folks
[04:26] <GSF1200S> RP64, hmmm.. well, I would suggest trying that PPA first if you reinstall. have you tried the latest nvidia from the Cli? I apologize if i should know this- I am getting bombarded from multiple channels!
[04:26] <JetBoyJetGirl> guys = guys or girls :P
[04:26] <van7hu> is there a software equivalient to this, http://www.gnu.org/s/guile-rpc/
[04:26] <elaine_> the software center is why you put ubuntu on your pc
[04:26] <[fields]> how do I know if I am 32bit or 64bit ?
[04:26] <StepNjump> hi guys, would it be a good way to speed up my system by moving my swap partition on an SD card?
[04:27] <elaine_> how do you get bombarded by multiple channels?
[04:27] <RP64> GSF1200S: OK I just don't know how to use PPA . But yea I used all Nvidia options from the menu that pops up after you install, current and 173
[04:27] <GSF1200S> RP64, yeah that sucks. For the record im using 2 9800 GTX's running separate X-sessions with no issue on Xubuntu and Arch, so.. strange. Does your laptop have an intel and nvidia card- that switching crap I cant remember the name of
[04:27] <Cephlin> by having more than one conversation across different channels
[04:27] <RP64> GSF1200S:  yea it has intel centrino 2, and graphics card is nvidia
[04:27] <RP64> geforce
[04:28] <uwhY8wgzWw22-zXs> centrino, oh yeah baby
[04:28] <curiousx> [fields]: uname -m
[04:28] <elaine_> do you open up more than one terminal...
[04:28] <GSF1200S> RP64: its easy- you go to the ubuntu software center-->software sources--> then add a new entry- you add the PPA name they give you on the PPA page
[04:28] <Cephlin> No-one knows anything about audio lagging when playing videos in ubuntu?
[04:28] <StepNjump> [fields] uname -m
[04:28] <[fields]> StepNjump: i686
[04:28] <SIFTU> Cephlin: the same happens in smplayer?
[04:28] <Cephlin> or rather audio being out of sync
[04:29] <StepNjump> [fields] thats 32 bits
[04:29] <RP64> GSF1200S:  OK I'll reinstall, then try it out
[04:29] <curiousx> [fields]: is 32 bits
[04:29] <celltech> sudo apt-get ?? for wine?
[04:29] <[fields]> big thank you.
[04:29] <elaine_> yes, the software center...download and search and there it is
[04:29] <elaine_> install
[04:29] <RP64> GSF1200S:  thanks for help
[04:30] <Cephlin> SIFTU: I've not tried smplayer, i'll give that a go, but I have tried VLC, the default movie player and also banshee
[04:30] <elaine_> vlc is awesome
[04:30] <gr33n7007h> thats 64 bit
[04:30] <Cephlin> Yes but on my desktop all video is broken :(
[04:30] <Cephlin> My laptop is cool though :)
[04:30] <GSF1200S> RP64: ill be around- hit me up if you have any more issues
[04:31] <GSF1200S> I know X issues suck
[04:31] <RP64> GSF1200S:  cool thx man BTW are u sure that is safe? because it says its untrusted lol
[04:31] <GSF1200S> had my share of those at first with ubu back in the day ;)
[04:31] <elaine_> gsf are you channel host?
[04:31] <RP64> GSF1200S:  haha thx you have true linux spirit of helpfulness, OK ill be back after reinstall
[04:31] <GSF1200S> ive used that PPA without issue- its telling you that because, well, if you dont know the person who runs the PPA, how can you trust them
[04:32] <GSF1200S> cool- see you- good luck
[04:33] <elaine_> bye..will be back with a question
[04:34] <elaine_> I
[04:34] <gr33n7007h> Does any of you guys have a clue how to emulate a rs232 serial connection using rfcomm (bluetooth) in ubuntu?
[04:35] <elaine_> have I been blocked
[04:35] <elaine_> bfn
[04:36] <gr33n7007h> I want to issue some AT commands through minicom
[04:37] <gr33n7007h> using the bluetooth modem
[04:39] <xiexie> hi all
[04:39] <xiexie> my Xorg is hang out, how could I fix this?
[04:40] <gr33n7007h> blackbuntu is the bomb!!
[04:40] <curiousx> backtrack Rlz
[04:40] <curiousx> xD
[04:40] <gr33n7007h> no blackbuntu al the way
[04:41] <gr33n7007h> lol
[04:41] <ActionParsnip> both blackbuntu and backtrack are not supported here and are also offtopic
[04:43] <ntr0py> has someone got transmission 2.33 to download anything?
[04:44] <gr33n7007h> pinsraPnoitcA
[04:46] <ActionParsnip> ntr0py: can you pastebin the output of:  apt-cache policy transmission; lsb_release -a     use a pastebin to hold the result please
[04:49] <ntr0py> ActionParsnip: it just wont start to download any torrents: http://paste.ubuntu.com/700859/
[04:49] <almoxarife> ntr0py: I use trans 2.33 with no issues so far
[04:49] <ActionParsnip> ntr0py: you are using a 3rd party ppa which we cannot suport here. I suggest you contact the PPA maintainer
[04:50] <ntr0py> almoxarife: weird do you know where i can get any error msg?
[04:51] <almoxarife> ntr0py: errors can be seen real time in help>message log
[04:52] <Elles> I'll just need after to be told what code Craigslist sent you.
[04:55] <csemple> hi, I am trying to make a sdcard mountable when I insert it. I just re-formatted it to fat32 (for my digital camera), but when I insert it it says "failed to mount device you do not have the permissions"..
[04:56] <csemple> anyone please help me ?
[04:56] <csemple> I used gparted to format it
[04:56] <ActionParsnip> csemple: what groups are you in?
[04:56] <csemple> well, delete the partition, create a partition, and format
[04:57] <csemple> ActionParsnip, I don't know how to find that out
[04:58] <csemple> I opened Users and groups, went to manage groups and there is about 30 groups I am in
[04:58] <ntr0py> almoxarife: it always worked for me b4, but now it wont start downloading any torrents without errors (except some trackers gave response code 0 [ no response ]) which may prevent it from using the other (working) trackers?
[04:58] <csemple> the group for the sd card is root
[05:00] <bfri> I need help with setting up my vpn can anyone help
[05:00] <almoxarife> ntr0py: I don't think your issues are related to trans itself, easy enough to check though, use another bittorrent client, something avail in synaptic or what ever you use, stay way from ppa's , played with firewalls?
[05:01] <csemple> ActionParsnip, ok this is my prob. I remove and then reinsert the sd card, and a message pops up saying "you do not have permissions to mount this device"
[05:01] <csemple> I am using Xubuntu 10.04
[05:01] <csemple> and I have Nautilus installed as a file-manager
[05:01] <ntr0py> almoxarife: yes other clients work with those torrents
[05:01] <pamwe_chete> i've downloaded the source drivers for my printer (canon mg5240). I had to download two source packages, one for the printer - one for the scanner - should i just compile both sources? there isn't much in the README file?
[05:01] <kaushik_> whenever i put headphones to ubuntu , speaker volume is not getting switched off at all , please help me do that
[05:02] <csemple> I have tried reformatting the thing I don't know how to change the group of the device
[05:02] <almoxarife> ntr0py: so you have a broken trans from a ppa? get rid of the ppa-trans , get the version now avail via normal method, bet it will work
[05:03] <jakemp-home> setting up ubuntu server 11.04, and  I keep getting "Don't seem to have all the variables for eth0/inet" when I try to 'sudo ifup eth0'
[05:03] <bfri> can any one help me set up a vpn
[05:03] <csemple> I try changing the group of the device (/media/disk) using nautilus (run as root), but even then it still says I don't have permission ??!?!
[05:04] <ntr0py> almoxarife: i will purge it and its ~/.config/transmission and try to reinstall it... maybe some weird settings from the stock ubuntu version prevent it from starting torrents...
[05:05] <csemple> well guess I have to ask in ##linux
[05:05] <csemple> thanks for the try you guys
[05:05] <kaushik_> whenever i put headphones to ubuntu , speaker volume is not getting switched off at all , please help me do that
[05:05] <bfri> can any one help me set up a vpn
[05:08] <soreau> jakemp-home: What are you trying to do exactly?
[05:08] <jakemp-home> just set up a static IP
[05:08] <kaushik_> please help me do it ?
[05:08] <kaushik_> there is no difference
[05:09] <kaushik_> if i put my head phones or no
[05:09] <kaushik_> :(
[05:09] <jakemp-home> https://help.ubuntu.com/11.04/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html seems straightforward, but it isn't working
[05:09] <soreau> jakemp-home: Do you know if ubuntu server runs NetworkMananger?
[05:09] <jakemp-home> I don't believe so
[05:09] <SIFTU> jakemp-home: pastebin you /etc/network/interfaces
[05:09] <ntr0py> almoxarife: now it works as expected... weird now i will never now what prevented it from staring to download after it scraped the trackers since it did not throw any errors at me... thanx anyways..
[05:10] <soreau> jakemp-home: Have you tried setting it up in /etc/network/interfaces ?
[05:10] <soreau> SIFTU: ;)
[05:10] <jakemp-home> yes http://pastebin.com/yTx2hCPb
[05:10] <RP64> hey who was the guy with tons of letters and numbers in his name that was gonna help me with xorg stuff
[05:10] <RP64> lol generic enough description
[05:10] <RP64> nvm
[05:11] <SIFTU> jakemp-home: yeah you are missing stuff in there
[05:11] <jakemp-home> I had more, but this is what the ubuntu docs specified
[05:11] <SIFTU> jakemp-home: broadcast 192.168.1.255
[05:12] <jakemp-home> doesn't work
[05:12] <magn3ts> What is the panel indicator that provides the shutdown crap?
[05:12] <soreau> jakemp-home: Maybe try adding auto lo and iface lo inet loopback to the top of that file and possibly up /sbin/ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.10 to your auto eth0 lines
[05:12] <SIFTU> jakemp-home: also network 192.168.1.0
[05:13] <jakemp-home> soreau, it's in there I just didn't type it out
[05:13] <jakemp-home> SIFTU, still doesn't work
[05:13] <soreau> jakemp-home: The up line?
[05:13] <jakemp-home> oh not that, sec
[05:14] <sattu94> hi, how can i remove applications from startup, on a non graphical system?
[05:14] <soreau> sattu94: What applications? And by nongraphical, do you mean no X?
[05:14] <jakemp-home> soreau, up is not installed.
[05:14] <kaushik_> how can i stop my speakers when put my headphones into the jack
[05:14] <sattu94> soreau: yes, server. apache, mysql.. and others.
[05:14] <kaushik_> ?
[05:15] <SIFTU> jakemp-home: sigh.. it does work.. mine works
[05:15] <soreau> jakemp-home: put it right after the gateway line
[05:15] <soreau> mine works too
[05:15] <SIFTU> jakemp-home: http://pastebin.com/273vgEui
[05:15] <kanha> while runing pbuilder i am getting error as>>>>W: /home/abhishek/.pbuilderrc does not exist
[05:15] <sattu94> soreau: they should only start, when i start them explicitly.
[05:15] <soreau> sattu94: By default, any installed service will start by default. If you don't want it starting, you can chmod -x the script in /etc/init.d
[05:16] <sattu94> soreau: :D nice tweak.
[05:16] <soreau> yep
[05:16] <soreau> !info pbuilder
[05:17] <soreau> kanha: Have you tried creating that file?
[05:17] <soreau> touch /home/abhishek/.pbuilderrc
[05:17] <jakemp-home> SIFTU, soreau still no dice. I'm just supposed to run sudo ifup eth0, right?
[05:17] <soreau> jakemp-home: Well the way I do it is nonstandard but it works..
[05:17] <SIFTU> jakemp-home: pastebin your file again
[05:18] <soreau> jakemp-home: Pastebin the complete file this time please
[05:18] <jakemp-home> >.>
[05:18] <jakemp-home> I have to type it out
[05:18] <sattu94> soreau: now, as it turns out some of them are symlinks pointing to upstart-jobs, will -x ing them work ?
[05:18] <soreau> no way
[05:18] <SIFTU> jakemp-home: why
[05:18] <jakemp-home> It's on a machine with no network access?
[05:18] <soreau> jakemp-home: If you're hard wired, there's no reason you shouldn't be able to establish a connection
[05:18] <jakemp-home> I'm overriding the dhcp for a static IP
[05:19] <soreau> jakemp-home: Can you ping 192.168.1.1?
[05:19] <jakemp-home> no, eth0 is down and I can't get it back up
[05:19] <soreau> jakemp-home: Try sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[05:19] <SIFTU> jakemp-home: sudi ifconfig eth0 inet 192.168.1.10 netmask 255.255.255.0 up && sudo route add default 192.168.1.1
[05:19] <jakemp-home> soreau, bingo!
[05:19] <kanha> no i didnt dont know how to  create it
[05:19] <soreau> jakemp-home: ifup has never worked properly for me
[05:20] <soreau> kanha: touch /home/abhishek/.pbuilderrc
[05:20] <jakemp-home> oh foo, it's still not owrking right, trying SIFTU's line now
[05:21] <sattu94> soreau: ?
[05:21] <soreau> jakemp-home: Yea, need to make sure you have 'sudo route' showing default gateway to your router and /etc/resolv.conf has nameserver 192.168.1.1
[05:21] <soreau> sattu94: What?
[05:21] <soreau> oh
[05:22] <soreau> sattu94: ls -l /etc/init.d/script
[05:22] <soreau> sattu94: See if it has executable flag set
[05:22] <soreau> on whatever script it's calling
[05:22] <sattu94> soreau: no, i know, it's just that the symlinks point towards an upstart-job
[05:22] <soreau> sattu94: What is the line from ls -l?
[05:22] <sattu94> soreau: the*
[05:23] <sattu94> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root    21 2011-08-07 20:31 mysql -> /lib/init/upstart-job
[05:23] <sattu94> soreau: so i was wondering, if change it to -x will it affect upstart-job?
[05:23] <ntr0py> Does anyone here know why Firefox 7 does not respect the subpixel font rendering settings of Gnome?
[05:23] <soreau> sattu94: When it is running, does 'ps ax|grep -i mysql' show a process running?
[05:23] <sattu94> soreau: and multiple symlinks point to the same upstart-job.
[05:24] <soreau> ntr0py: screenshot?
[05:24] <sattu94> soreau: yes, it does.
[05:24] <ActionParsnip> ntr0py: are there any bugs reported?
[05:25] <sattu94> soreau: i havent done anything yet. though.
[05:25] <soreau> sattu94: Then remove the executable bit from that process though.. the main one
[05:25] <ActionParsnip> ntr0py: does it act the same with a vanilla firefox profile?
[05:25] <sattu94> soreau: in this case mysqld?
[05:25] <soreau> sattu94: Yes, that sounds like it
[05:26] <Elles> Hi soreau.
[05:26] <Elles> May I message you in private?
[05:26] <dodgyville> Hi
[05:26] <soreau> sattu94: Of course +x to set it back
[05:26] <soreau> Elles: sure
[05:26] <AskWizard> Best download manager for queuing downloads??
[05:26] <ntr0py> soreau, ActionParsnip: my lcd uses BGR instead of RGB rendering i had to patch libcairo2 to respect the Gnome settings (it always used RGB rendering), now all apps expect ff7 use BGR rendering...
[05:26] <dodgyville> Alright, I feel like an idiot, I've upgraded to 11.10, but now in nautilus the "up" button is gone (to navigate to the parent directory) ... how do I switch it on?
[05:27] <soreau> ntr0py: Sounds like that may be beyond the scope of this channel. Try filing a bug for firefox
[05:27] <soreau> ! 11.10 | dodgyville
[05:27] <dodgyville> thanks
[05:28] <soreau> AskWizard: Firefox default?
[05:28] <soreau> ntr0py: Possibly building firefox against your compiled lid will work
[05:28] <soreau> lib*
[05:29] <Kaleidoscope> I need to mount an ISO
[05:29] <ntr0py> soreau: there was a missing break; in libcairo2 which caused that problem: do you know if ff7 uses the system libcairo2 or does it come with its own version?
[05:29] <soreau> Kaleidoscope: mount -o loop /path/to/image.iso /path/to/mount/point
[05:29] <soreau> ntr0py: I have no idea.
[05:29] <sattu94> soreau: no. i know. what i am saying is that there are multiple links (that i'll be -x ing) pointing to /lib/init/upstart-job
[05:29] <Kaleidoscope> But it's a duallayer iso disc
[05:29] <Kaleidoscope> I'll try that
[05:30] <soreau> sattu94: Is mysqld not a process of it's own? (is it a symlink?)
[05:30] <sattu94> soreau: there is no mysqld script in init.d and "mysql" is a symlink.
[05:31] <soreau> sattu94: Well you'd have to track down the actual process it's running.. usually something in an sbin or bin directory
[05:31] <MikeChelen> how should ubuntu be installed from flash stick onto uefi system?
[05:32] <pumaaaaz> i'm trying to install something but it says package architecture i386 does not match system (amd64) with dpkg is there any way to install it?
[05:32] <sattu94> soreau: okay, thanks. -x should work for some though.
[05:33] <sattu94> soreau: the ones that are scripts, that is.
[05:33] <AskWizard> Best download manager for queuing downloads??
[05:33] <soreau> pumaaaaz: Sounds like you're trying to install a 32bit package on a 64bit system (wont work, you need the 64bit package)
[05:33] <soreau> AskWizard: Firefox default?
[05:33] <moose-machine> hello everyone. my window switching using Alt + Tab has stopped reponding. Keyboard Shortcuts says that the shortcut is on. Can someone help me?
[05:33] <soreau> moose-machine: What window manager are you running?
[05:33] <Kaleidoscope> mount: can't find /home/jonathon/disc.iso in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[05:34] <soreau> Kaleidoscope: mount -o loop /home/jonathon/disc.iso /path/to/mount/point
[05:34] <moose-machine> @soreau: i am using Gnome 2 on linux mint
[05:34] <soreau> ! mint | moose-machine
[05:35] <jakemp-home> eth0 doesn't come back after reboot, here is my /etc/network/interfaces http://pastebin.com/8gpn6fuX
[05:35] <moose-machine> @ubottu: ok. thx
[05:35] <Firefishe> What is the cli command for the additional drivers (graphical) search?
[05:35] <soreau> Firefishe: jockey-gtk? or -cli
[05:36] <MikeChelen> how should ubuntu be installed from flash stick onto uefi system? can i just set bios to legacy boot only?
[05:36] <pumaaaaz> soreau i don't think it has a 64 bit version, theres no way to install it then eh?
[05:36] <soreau> pumaaaaz: What package is it?
[05:36] <Firefishe> soreau: jockey?  That'
[05:36] <Kaleidoscope> ok cool, how do I unmount it?
[05:36] <ntr0py> ActionParsnip: i cant find any bug reports and when i delete ~/.mozilla it makes no difference
[05:36] <soreau> Kaleidoscope: umount /path/to/mount/point
[05:36] <Firefishe> soreau: jockey?  That's the command for Additional Drivers check? (sorry for the first, typo)
[05:36] <Kaleidoscope> ok cool, how do I unmount it?
[05:37] <soreau> Firefishe: I'm not really sure what you're trying to do but jockey is ubuntu's proprietary driver manager
[05:38] <Firefishe> soreau: thanks.  that was it. :)
[05:38] <soreau> Firefishe: no problem
[05:38] <pumaaaaz> soreau its the streammygame player
[05:39] <ntrly_ow> nm-applet v0.8 on 10.04.1 wont connect to wlan, it keeps asking for the password. how do i fix this?
[05:40] <JokesOnYou77> ifconfig
[05:40] <soreau> pumaaaaz: Hmm.. looks cool but I can't tell what packages they have available without an account
[05:40] <JokesOnYou77> woops :P
[05:42] <pumaaaaz> soreau oh well ;\, do you know of something better supported or free that can do the same kind of thing? :d
[05:42] <soreau> pumaaaaz: Well I think it's possible to run 32bit applications on 64bit but I'm not sure of the details. I just know natively, a 32bit deb can't run on 64bit
[05:44] <RP64> hey guys anyone here know about adding PPAs
[05:44] <pumaaaaz> ahh how about some other software to stream my games to my netbook then?
[05:44] <soreau> ! ppa
[05:44] <RP64> and dealing with X.org drivers
[05:44] <RP64> I know what a PPA is but
[05:45] <RP64> im talking about does anyone here know about using them
[05:45] <ntrly_ow> anyone? nm-applet 0.8 on 10.04 wont connect to wlan
[05:45] <soreau> pumaaaaz: I don't know of any though I haven't looked
[05:45] <RP64> installing from them
[05:45] <RP64> i didn't ask what PPa is
[05:45] <soreau> pumaaaaz: They seem to have a legitimate site though so try contacting their support team
[05:45] <soreau> RP64: What are you trying to do exactly?
[05:45] <RP64> I installed a PPA and I don't know how to search through it to get the nvidia drivers from it that it has
[05:46] <RP64> I've added it through my terminal
[05:46] <ntrly_ow> nm-applet 0.8 on ubuntu 10.04.1 wont connect to wlan (wpa/wpa2 network), keeps asking for password. how to fix this?
[05:46] <RP64> i mean
[05:46] <soreau> ntrly_ow: Has it worked before?
[05:46] <ntrly_ow> yep
[05:46] <soreau> RP64: apt-cache search *nvidia*
[05:46] <RP64> can I just PM you because the chat floods away all the explanations
[05:46] <RP64> no its more complicated than that
[05:46] <ntrly_ow> soreau, another pc is connected to the same network, so the router is ok
[05:46] <soreau> ntrly_ow: Are you sure the password is correct?
[05:46] <ntrly_ow> yeah i checked
[05:47] <soreau> ntrly_ow: You could try wicd I guess
[05:47] <ntrly_ow> i could
[05:47] <kaushik_> guys my headphones do not mute speakers
[05:47] <ntrly_ow> but tricky to install on the pc without a network connection
[05:47] <kaushik_> is there any way to solve it
[05:47] <kaushik_> ?
[05:47] <ActionParsnip> ntr0py: what does it say in: dmesg | tail
[05:47] <almoxarife> RP64: you should look at 'nvidia-current' it's the official latest nvidia drivers from nvidia, anything else is probably fishy
[05:47] <ActionParsnip> ntrly_ow:  what does it say in: dmesg | tail
[05:48] <ntrly_ow> soreau, Atheros AR2413
[05:48] <RP64> almoxarife: No, that makes my ubuntu unusable by blackscreen upon login
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> ntr0py: sorry, wrong target
[05:48] <RP64> almoxarife: and also, the older version 173 does the same thing
[05:48] <RP64> almoxarife: and i've spent 4 days working on this crap to try and fix it, nothing works. I dont wanna use the nouveau driver  because it isn't good enough and it's a powerful card so it's worth getting it in use
[05:48] <soreau> ntrly_ow: Should work fine.. I usually ditch NetworkManager/nm-applet and use scripts to connect though
[05:48] <ntrly_ow> ok
[05:48] <soreau> ntrly_ow: wpa_supplicant
[05:49] <RP64> almoxarife: now its 11 PM on the 4th day of trying to fix this and there's no answers anywhere
[05:49] <RP64> almoxarife:  so that's why im using a PPA
[05:49] <soreau> RP64: What kind of sound card is it as reported by lspci?
[05:49] <RP64> soreau: It's not a sound card it's a video card
[05:49] <soreau> oh woops..
[05:49] <soreau> sorry
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> RP64: tried Oneiric?
[05:49] <soreau> wrong nick
[05:49] <soreau> kaushik_: What kind of sound card is it?
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> RP64: could even try something like Mint
[05:49] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  I don't know what oneiric is
[05:49] <almoxarife> RP64: so, have you locked out the onboard video like the docs say to ?
[05:49] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  what do you mean , switch to the Mint Linux OS?
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> RP64: oneiric is in Beta and is ubuntu 11.10 out next month
[05:50] <RP64> almoxarife: I don't know what that means either
[05:50] <ActionParsnip> RP64: could be worth a sniff
[05:50] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  What is oneiric though
[05:50] <soreau> RP64: What graphics card is it as reported by 'lspci|grep VGA' and what is the problem with the drivers ubuntu packages?
[05:50] <soreau> ! oneiric | RP64
[05:50] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  Oh I don't think switching to that version of ubuntu will make a difference because the problem is even WORSE in 11.04 than 10.10
[05:51] <kaushik_> soreau, does it depend on  the sound card ?
[05:51] <kaushik_> and how do i get to know it
[05:51] <kaushik_> ?
[05:51] <soreau> kaushik_: lspci
[05:51] <kaushik_> intel
[05:51] <RP64> soreau: It's GeForce 9700M GTS, and the drivers ubuntu packages both don't work. I install a fresh 10.10 it works perfectly IE Right Now, and as soon as I install one of the two available drivers it creates a problem of black screen upon logging into my user account
[05:52] <RP64> soreau: It is now 11 PM on the 4th day of trying to fix it... no workarounds work, nomodeset and nouveau.blacklist=1 both don't work
[05:52] <soreau> RP64: Have you tried the drivers from the nvidia website?
[05:52] <soreau> kaushik_: hda intel?
[05:52] <kaushik_> yes
[05:53] <soreau> ! hdaintel | kaushik_
[05:54] <soreau> kaushik_: Is it a levno laptop?
[05:54] <soreau> lenovo
[05:54] <kaushik_> yes
[05:54] <kaushik_> its a thinkpad
[05:54] <kaushik_> lenovo
[05:55] <kaushik_> t520
[05:55] <ActionParsnip> RP64: try mint, it may help
[05:55] <soreau> kaushik_: Ok try this: sudo rmmod snd-hda-intel && sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel model=lenovo
[05:55] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  OK thx I'll try it
[05:56] <kaushik_> ERROR: Module snd_hda_intel is in use
[05:56] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  BTW I think I got tricked into downloading this PPA from some user here because it isn't showing up anything into my lists of available drivers, if it was unsafe files will formatting this drive do the trick
[05:56] <kaushik_> soreau , this is the error i am getting
[05:56] <kaushik_> ERROR: Module snd_hda_intel is in use
[05:56] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  How can I see what it pulled down from the PPA list I added , where can I see what's listed OUTSIDE of terminal so that I could choose them
[05:57] <soreau> kaushik_: Alright, do this then: gksu gedit /etc/modprobe.d/snd_hda_intel.conf and add the following line to it: options snd-hda-intel model=lenovo
[05:57] <soreau> kaushik_: Then save the file, reboot and test
[05:57] <RP64> ActionParsnip:  wait now I see them in my synaptic
[05:57] <kaushik_> ok i will do this and get back in 5 min
[05:58] <soreau> kaushik_: oh wait
[05:58] <soreau> kaushik_: Oh yes, that's right :)
[05:58] <sattu94> bye
[05:58] <kaushik_> soreau, this is the line i need to have right ??" options snd-hda-intel model=lenovo"
[05:59] <soreau> kaushik_: yes
[05:59] <soreau> kaushik_: no quotes though
[05:59] <kaushik_> yeah i get it :)
[05:59] <RP64> How do I find a package that's already installed?
[05:59] <soreau> RP64: dpkg -l|grep -i pkg-name
[05:59] <soreau> RP64: The one's with 'ii' next to them are installed
[06:00] <RP64> no
[06:00] <RP64> i mean i know a package is installed
[06:00] <RP64> i mean
[06:00] <RP64>  a program
[06:00] <RP64> in synaptic
[06:00] <FloodBot1> RP64: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:00] <RP64> it says its installed but I don't know how to find it and use it
[06:00] <soreau> RP64: You mean the package is installed but you want to find what binary it provides?
[06:00] <kaushik_> RP64, dpkg -l is list of all the packages , u can try which
[06:00] <RP64> no
[06:00] <kaushik_> as well
[06:00] <RP64> i mean I want to use it
[06:01] <kaushik_> ex:" which php "
[06:01] <soreau> RP64: Right, the binary (precomiled program)
[06:01] <RP64> it's something that will detect my graphics card and find the driver for it
[06:01] <RP64> called nvidia-common
[06:01] <RP64> i did the dpkg -l thing u said and it says its installed
[06:01] <RP64> how do I use it ?
[06:01] <RP64> please I only have an hour until midnight then im never using ubuntu again because that'd be 5 days
[06:02] <magn3ts> what's everyone's favorite diff tool (not vimdiff please)
[06:02] <soreau> magn3ts: diff ?
[06:02] <RP64> soreau: Hey how do I use it ?
[06:02] <magn3ts> lol
[06:02] <pumaaaaz> soreau they had an sh script for 'other linux' and that seems to have installed it
[06:03] <RP64> soreau: you know what I mean right, becuase I am so confused
[06:03] <soreau> RP64: sudo nvidia-detector
[06:03] <RP64> soreau:  really even though it's not even called that
[06:03] <RP64> soreau:  Ok ill try it
[06:03] <kum92000> hello
[06:03] <soreau> RP64: See the files in /usr/bin here http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/i386/nvidia-common/filelist
[06:03] <soreau> hi kum92000
[06:03] <RP64> soreau: what??? files in /usr/bin why would I care about that ?
[06:03] <soreau> pumaaaaz: cool
[06:04] <RP64> soreau:  im not using natty
[06:04] <soreau> RP64: You are obviously tired and grouchy. You might consider taking a break and getting some rest
[06:04] <RP64> soreau:  OK i ran nvidia detector it said none
[06:04] <StepNjump> I formated a SD card (sdb1) in ext2 and when it mounts, it doesn't give me the auth to write to it unless I sudo nautilus. Why?
[06:04] <kum92000> how to join perl in irc??
[06:04] <kaushik_> soreau, its still same
[06:04] <kaushik_> i am still having the same problem
[06:04] <soreau> RP64: You never answered my question about trying the drivers from the nvidia website either
[06:05] <RP64> soreau: no i didnt use from the website because they dont have it listed
[06:05] <Corey> kum92000: /join #perl
[06:05] <RP64> soreau:  even though it's only from 2008
[06:05] <soreau> kaushik_: Well this is what I found https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-bugs/2008-May/036765.html
[06:05] <soreau> kaushik_: You can check 'modinfo snd-hda-intel' to see the full list of driver options
[06:06] <soreau> RP64: Seems odd that they wouldn't have it listed.. sometimes it's not in the category you think it might be
[06:07] <soreau> kaushik_: And I told you to add that option to a different file than alsa-base.. so maybe you should add the option there instead
[06:09] <tsaknorris> echo $DISPLAY localhost:10.0 <-- host;display;screen ? O.o i dont have 10 displays!
[06:11] <soreau> tsaknorris: That doesn't mean you have 10 displays
[06:11] <soreau> it just means DISPLAY is set to that value which means X is probably running on display 10
[06:13] <tsaknorris> soreau: hmm so why in some examples if somebody has external lcd monitor etc they use :1.0
[06:13] <soreau> tsaknorris: That's not true either
[06:14] <soreau> On most setups, everything runs on :0.0, even on dual head configuration
[06:14] <tsaknorris> iwant to use my gnome-session remotely through ssh
[06:14] <soreau> that's fine
[06:14] <soreau> ssh has nothing to do with X
[06:15] <soreau> (even though there is an X option)
[06:15] <tsaknorris> yes i use it -X
[06:15] <ntrly_ow> $ ssh -X user@host
[06:15] <soreau> tsaknorris: Perhaps you just want remote desktop?
[06:15] <tsaknorris> yes i have done evertything ssh client and sshd has all forwarded etc
[06:15] <tsaknorris> i want to start firefox in remote computer
[06:17] <soreau> tsaknorris: So do ssh -X user@host and then login and run firefox
[06:17] <ActionParsnip> tsaknorris: export DISPLAY=:0; firefox > dev/null 2>&1
[06:17] <ActionParsnip> soreau: that will make the firefox app show on the client system
[06:17] <tsaknorris> soreau: i did that and it will open firfox (with my own bookmarks) so its not good
[06:17] <ActionParsnip> tsaknorris: where do you want the app to appear?
[06:18] <tsaknorris> ActionParsnip:  to my client screen not to the server
[06:18] <ActionParsnip> tsaknorris: so like a thin client?
[06:19] <ActionParsnip> tsaknorris: ssh -X -C name@server    then run the browser, it will show on your client
[06:19] <ActionParsnip> tsaknorris: the processing, including sound will be done at the server side.
[06:19] <tsaknorris> ok wait. i try that
[06:19] <soreau> tsaknorris: Alternatively, you can do ssh user@host (without -X) and run DISPLAY=:0 appname
[06:20] <soreau> or whatever DISPLAY is set to on the box you're sshing into
[06:20] <tsaknorris> hmm still it opens my own firefox :/
[06:21] <soreau> tsaknorris: Ok let's start over
[06:21] <tsaknorris> in server firefox has different bookmarks
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> tsaknorris: are you sure you are SSHd?
[06:21] <tsaknorris> yes
[06:21] <soreau> tsaknorris: Explain your setup and what you want to do exactly
[06:21] <ActionParsnip> tsaknorris: if you run:  hostname    is it the server?
[06:21] <tsaknorris> im now looking on my server all the files in console
[06:22] <tsaknorris> so i have that ssh connection to my sshd
[06:22] <soreau> tsaknorris: Explain your setup and what you want to do exactly
[06:23] <butteredpopcorn> if i use ubuntu in virtual box do i have to have x86 or can i use x64
[06:23] <soreau> butteredpopcorn: Depends on the underlying processor AFAIK
[06:23] <ActionParsnip> butteredpopcorn: if your CPU supports 64bit guest OSes you can use either
[06:23] <butteredpopcorn> ActionParsnip: thank you
[06:24] <ActionParsnip> butteredpopcorn: it also needs enabling in the BIOS, I'd just play safe and run 32bit guest
[06:24] <butteredpopcorn> ActionParsnip: ok thank you for the tips :)
[06:24] <tsaknorris> variable DISPLAY has this. localhost:10.0. i did even dpkg-reconfigure x11-common to let everybody start X
[06:24] <atom_> hello everyone
[06:24] <soreau> tsaknorris: Explain your setup and what you want to do exactly
[06:24] <atom_> i was wonderinf if i could get some help
[06:25] <soreau> ! ask | atom_
[06:25] <atom_> ok sorry, new here, i will ask
[06:25] <atom_> how do i program in Ubuntu 11.04?
[06:25] <butteredpopcorn> What is the easiest way to program in c using ubuntu? which ide should i use or what compiler should i use?
[06:25] <atom_> i have written programs but i cant get them to run
[06:26] <soreau> atom_: Program what, exactly?
[06:26] <atom_> just basic c programming, im starting to learn
[06:26] <usabet> hey can anyone solve my this problem "$ TERM="xterm"; export TERM "???
[06:27] <usabet> hey can anyone solve my this problem "'xterm': unknown terminal type."???
[06:27] <tsaknorris> soreau:  so what you need more? maybe if i can see whole desktop in remotely it would help. if i write gnome-session at server side it doesnt open me anything
[06:27] <soreau> ! who | atom_
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> usabet: try:   export XTERM=/usr/bin/xterm
[06:28] <soreau> tsaknorris: I have two computers. I am currently using <blank> and I want to start firefox on <blank>
[06:28] <usabet> ActionParsnip: but what if i want to use CONSOLE ??
[06:28] <Stanley00> atom_: can you pastebin that code....
[06:28] <atom_> !soreau what code? the stuff form the terminal?
[06:29] <usabet> ActionParsnip: i dont wna use xterm i want console in GNOME ??
[06:29] <Stanley00> atom_: your C source code
[06:29] <soreau> atom_: Typically you want a 'hello world' how-to guide/tutorial
[06:29] <soreau> Usually you use gcc to build the C source file and run it
[06:30] <Stanley00> atom_: or how did you compile and run that program?
[06:30] <atom_> i just saved it as a .c and dragged it to the terminal
[06:30] <atom_> #include<stdio.h>
[06:30] <atom_> main()
[06:30] <atom_> {
[06:30] <atom_> 	printf("Atom is Uber!");
[06:30] <atom_> }
[06:30] <FloodBot1> atom_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:31] <Stanley00> !paste | atom_
[06:31] <theadmin> atom_: No. gcc /path/to/file.c
[06:31] <atom_> so like this: atom@mistress: gcc home/user/atom/tutorial1.c?
[06:32] <tsaknorris> soreau: im using in this computer linux mint and i am at GUI-console and i want to open servers desktop front of me. (now i dont want anymore only one program, maybe its better open whole desktop)
[06:32] <theadmin> atom_: You forgot the leading slash before /home
[06:32] <theadmin> tsaknorris: We don't support Linux Mint.
[06:32] <usabet> hey can anyone solve my this problem "'xterm': unknown terminal type."???
[06:33] <tsaknorris> theadmin: so you say that ssh connection with linux mint is different? lol. you can even open linux desktop using windows :D
[06:33] <atom_> it says no such file or directory, also gcc: no input files
[06:33] <theadmin> tsaknorris: Well, you need X forwarding
[06:33] <Norbertos> Good morning !
[06:33] <stephenthemartyr> sorry i got knocked off,how do i use a file i downloaded in ktorrent?
[06:33] <theadmin> atom_: You messed something in there... Try this: gcc ~/tutorial1.c
[06:34] <tsaknorris> theadmin: i have all the x-forwarding setting in both client and server side
[06:34] <theadmin> stephenthemartyr: ...Depends on the file :/
[06:34] <soreau> tsaknorris: Ok, on the server, open vino-preferences and set it to allow connections. Then on your local machine, use 'vncviewer -x11cursor user@host'
[06:34] <atom_> same error still
[06:35] <kanha> abhishek@abhishek-VirtualBox:~$ pbuilder-dist oneiric build ../bash-completion_1.1-3ubuntu4.dsc I: Logging to /home/abhishek/pbuilder/oneiric_result/last_operation.log E: Command line parameter [../bash-completion_1.1-3ubuntu4.dsc] is not a valid .dsc file name
[06:35] <theadmin> atom_: Is the filename correct? "ElEpHanT" and "elephant" are different files.
[06:35] <baetd> hey can anyone solve my this problem "'xterm': unknown terminal type."???
[06:35] <stephenthemartyr> it looks like its an iso
[06:35] <Norbertos> I have problems with video card driver under Natty Narwhal (xserver-xorg-video-intel)
[06:35] <atom_> the file name is C Tutorial 1.c
[06:35] <butteredpopcorn> what should i use to program c if i am new to linux?
[06:35] <theadmin> atom_: gcc "~/C Tutorial 1.c"
[06:35] <kanha> how to fix this problem>>>abhishek@abhishek-VirtualBox:~$ pbuilder-dist oneiric build ../bash-completion_1.1-3ubuntu4.dsc I: Logging to /home/abhishek/pbuilder/oneiric_result/last_operation.log E: Command line parameter [../bash-completion_1.1-3ubuntu4.dsc] is not a valid .dsc file name
[06:36] <theadmin> butteredpopcorn: Geany is good, also Code::Blocks
[06:36] <soreau> gah
[06:36] <butteredpopcorn> theadmin: ok thanks i will try those two
[06:36] <DrManhattan> is there a LTS release of of ubuntu that offers a LAMP server install
[06:36] <soreau> How do I do 'apt-file search' with ubottu ?
[06:36] <Norbertos> My GUI is fake; it is blinking, repeating some elements (e.g.) boarders ...
[06:36] <atom_> no such file or directory, also no input files
[06:36] <theadmin> soreau: !find
[06:36] <DrManhattan> ie I can install the whole LAMP stack from the get go?
[06:36] <tatego> Hello! I formatted 8GB usb flash drive to ext2 to transfer files over 6GB from laptop to desktop. I got a new laptop in which I want to install ubuntu. But while installing it via liveUSB the installer detected the 8GB usb and I by mistake selected it for installation. Now my usb drive contains Ubuntu in 8GB and the laptop HDD OS Windows remains the same. How can I revert it? Everytime I try to boot without usb it gives grub error but
[06:36] <Norbertos> I have updated to a newer driver
[06:37] <theadmin> atom_: Just make sure you type it right and the location is correct.
[06:37] <stephenthemartyr> theadmin: its an iso
[06:37] <Norbertos> Now, I can use the GUI with Metacity well, but with Compiz, it is fake, again ...
[06:37] <soreau> !find vncviewer
[06:37] <theadmin> stephenthemartyr: sudo mount -o loop whatever.iso /wherever
[06:37] <urlin2u> tatego, do you have a windows install or recovery disc?
[06:37] <soreau> tsaknorris: Right, install xtightvncviewer which provides vncviewer
[06:37] <theadmin> Norbertos: You probably need different video drivers
[06:37] <soreau> theadmin: thanks
[06:38] <tatego> urlin2u: Umm... no. How it would have helped?
[06:38] <tsaknorris> soreau: now i have change the permission of vino-preferences but i dont want to use that vncviewer.
[06:39] <urlin2u> tatego, you could get windows back for the moment, you asked how you could revert it I assume the windows n= boot all by utself
[06:40] <urlin2u> itself*
[06:40] <tsaknorris> soreau: ssh-connection was easybeasy... hmm maybe i dont take whole cake now only one slice and that slice is X-server. how to open another gnome-desktop to my server :)
[06:40] <Norbertos> theadmin: Video drivers are fine till Maverick, and I thought, I should downgrade the video card driver to an older version.
[06:40] <tatego> urlin2u: I can boot to Windows as well as Ubuntu with usb drive but without usb it gives grub error.
[06:40] <mishugana> hey, anyone know of a program that will black screen my moniter. perferably just turn the moniter off while still having everything running
[06:40] <theadmin> Norbertos: Well, we don't support downgrading
[06:40] <Norbertos> I tryied to do that ... but all of the dependencies requires the older versions ...
[06:40] <atom_> !theadmin) i got the line to not give me an error now, but it wont display anything
[06:40] <Norbertos> theadmin: Then, what should I do ?
[06:41] <theadmin> atom_: Well, it should have compiled.
[06:41] <atom_> !theadmin this is what the command looks like   gcc '/home/atom/Desktop/Atom.c'
[06:41] <urlin2u> tatego, what us it you want then I'm confused, you can just do a ubuntu install and make sure grub goes to the HD's mbr, and you will be set. But you I assume know the partiton amounts and limitations, and whether you have a sstandard mbr set up not a gpt.
[06:42] <theadmin> mishugana: xset dpms force off will turn the monitor off, and xset dpms force on will switch it back on
[06:42] <stephenthemartyr> theadmin: sorry bad connection,how could i erasre a usb drive and put the iso on it?
[06:42] <soreau> tsaknorris: After you setup the server to allow connections, you can use any remote desktop viewing client from other machines
[06:42] <atom_> !theadmin: i am using gedit to write the program, is that a possible cause for error?
[06:42] <theadmin> stephenthemartyr: Uh... Is it a Linux distro of some sort? If so, try unetbootin... If it's some other OS, well, I can't really help
[06:42] <theadmin> atom_: There IS NO ERROR
[06:43] <theadmin> atom_: It compiled just fine, it's not supposed to give any output
[06:43] <atom_> but i have a printf command, it should display the line in there
[06:43] <theadmin> atom_: It just compiled, it's not supposed to run right away
[06:43] <atom_> how do i run the program after i compile it?
[06:44] <soreau> atom_: Typically, no output means success in linux
[06:44] <atom_> oohhh
[06:44] <theadmin> atom_: I think the default filename is a.out, so just find that file and type the path to it. I have to go now.
[06:44] <tsaknorris> soreau: later on i want to open graphical connection with my phone too so im practicing this now with computer first. so that why i need to know how to manage x-server
[06:44] <soreau> atom_: The program will be called a.out by default if you did not specify
[06:44] <tatego> urlin2u: It used to boot directly to Windows before installation. But during installtion, it detecgted Windows HDD and USB drive that it installed bootloader in HDD and Ubuntu in USB keeping Windows same. What I want is that to do is to have Windows boot directly without grub menu or anything. I did this by mistake so want to revert back to what it was then install Ubuntu properly. I see grub error without usb drive ...
[06:44] <soreau> atom_: Run it with ./a.out
[06:44] <kanha> i am beginner an want to test a bug.i am gettin a error msg that i have pasted at http://pastebin.com/DGbqtEDH
[06:44] <baetd> hey can anyone solve my this problem "'xterm': unknown terminal type."???
[06:45] <Norbertos> Well, the video driver (xserver-xorg-video-intel) works fine under Lucid, Maverick (older versions), I can't believe, that it doesn't work fine under Natty (newer version[s]) ! :O
[06:46] <atom_> i get again the no such file or directory error
[06:46] <soreau> baetd: Give more context
[06:46] <soreau> ! details | baetd
[06:46] <soreau> Norbertos: Older intel cards are not supported as well with newer kernels
[06:46] <tsaknorris> soreau: http://www.gnu.org/s/libtool/manual/emacs/Display-X.html <-- im reading this now. lets see :)
[06:47] <Norbertos> soreau: So I can't use newer versions of ubuntu ?
[06:47] <soreau> ! 11.10 | kanha
[06:47] <soreau> Norbertos: You can I guess.. not sure what problem you're having exactly
[06:47] <soreau> ! nomodeset | Norbertos
[06:47] <baetd> soreau: ubuntu 10.04 , GNOME
[06:47] <baetd> seroreau: exec: clear 'xterm': unknown terminal type.
[06:48] <kanha> yes its 11.10
[06:48] <urlin2u> tatego, I thought so that is why I asked if you nhad ethier windows disc that is how you fix that, although we can use another bootloader called lilo from a ubuntu disc.
[06:49] <soreau> baetd: You need to give more context though. What command is giving you that output?
[06:49] <tatego> urlin2u: How to do it with Ubuntu disc?
[06:50] <sepehr_> help me
[06:50] <Norbertos> Thank you, soreau. I can't explain, what is my problem exactly, but I found a page, that describes it (screenshots, so on) ...
[06:50] <butteredpopcorn> ok
[06:50] <mishugana> theadmin- thanks a lot, just key bound it (plus a sleep command.
[06:50] <soreau> ! help | sepehr_
[06:51] <kanha> so what should be done..
[06:51] <urlin2u> tatego, first lets get some info, can you confirm that the windows internal drive is not a gpt, or other than a standard set up using the mbr to boot from.
[06:52] <pumaaaaz> how can i set up firefox in ubuntu to handle a new protocol url?
[06:52] <urlin2u> tatego, really if you can boot to windows now you should burn a recovery disc, and are you backed up?
[06:53] <urlin2u> tatego, with a recovery disc you can fix this using MS tools.
[06:54] <tatego> urlin2u: I can boot to Windows with usb, yes. While installation it considered usb as hard disk drive something. I'll try to get receovery disk. What will I have to do with the recovery cd?
[06:55] <Erick_Calle> hi
[06:55] <Erick_Calle> any can helpme?
[06:56] <Norbertos> soreau: I have found the link, somebody got the same problems as me, and he/she took screenshots, look at them !
[06:56] <urlin2u> tatego, the recovery disc boots so choose the repair go to the terminal offered and run bootrec.exe /fixmbr  if that doesn't work it is just a matter of figuring out the partitions, where the boot flag is and the boot files we have a script for that no big deal.
[06:56] <soreau> kanha: Since you're using 11.10, you need to seek help in #ubuntu+1
[06:56] <urlin2u> bootrec.exe /fixmb  in one line easier to read tatego
[06:57] <tatego> urlin2u: From what I understand, it has instaleld bootloader in Windows HDD, is there any way to delete that loader and let it boot directly to Windows?
[06:57] <soreau> Norbertos: what where who huh?
[06:57] <tatego> I see
[06:57] <pumaaaaz> how can i set up firefox in ubuntu to handle a new protocol url? like add something to applications panel perhaps?
[06:57] <urlin2u> tatego, sorry bootrec.exe /fixmbr
[06:59] <acke_> Hi HELP, I am not able to ping my ubuntu-machine on the local lan, but I can reach it from internet. no help by google. Any ideas on what that might be??
[06:59] <urlin2u> tatego, you need to run this script then from ubuntu and pastebin it. http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/  I will also say that I'm getting ready to crash so the faster yo9u can get stuff posted I can help you.
[06:59] <kanha> bug #81847 is assigned to me and i am a beginner in bug fixing.i want to test this bug what should be pbuilder command for creating a source file from branch
[06:59] <ActionParsnip> acke_: did you ping by name or ip?
[07:01] <urlin2u> tatego, the bootscript will tell if you actual put grub in windows, I doubt it unless you have been trying to fix it if the thumb is booting windows.
[07:02] <urlin2u> and if the thumb is booting windows*
[07:02] <acke_> ActionParsnip: both, neither 192.168.x.x nor the hostname works. :(
[07:02] <Mr_Flicks> can anyone tell me how to open a xvid-max.avi file in ubuntu?
[07:02] <acke_> ActionParsnip: but i can ping the myserver.mydomain.org works...
[07:03] <pumaaaaz> how can i set up firefox in ubuntu to handle a new protocol url? like add something to applications panel perhaps?
[07:03] <acke_> ActionParsnip: myserver.mydomain.org can ping my router, but not the other machines on my lan
[07:04] <soreau> pumaaaaz: huh?
[07:04] <Norbertos> soreau: sorry. I'm hungarian, and my english is not perfect. Anyway, just open that link. :)
[07:04] <soreau> Norbertos: what link?
[07:06] <tatedgo> urlin2u: Sorry, lost connection.
[07:07] <urlin2u> tatego, did you get this, you need to run this script then from ubuntu and pastebin it. http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/  I will also say that I'm getting ready to crash so the faster you can get stuff posted I can help you
[07:08] <urlin2u> tatego, and this the bootscript will tell if you actual put grub in windows, I doubt it unless you have been trying to fix it if, and the thumb is booting windows.
[07:08] <urlin2u> and if*
[07:08] <Norbertos> soreau: Sorry, here it is: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/762135
[07:08] <baetd> soreau: when i type "clear" command in the terminal console then it shows xterm not found
[07:09] <soreau> beasty: What is the output of 'which clear'?
[07:09] <damno> can I use stdin as the input for the cut command instead of a file?
[07:10] <pumaaaaz> soreau it needs firefox to handle smgp:// links
[07:10] <soreau> pumaaaaz: Ahh.. you need to do stuff in about:config
[07:11] <pumaaaaz> soreau i added network.protocol-handler.app.smgp but it still isn't working ;\
[07:11] <soreau> pumaaaaz: Yea I would have to try to get it working myself..
[07:11] <soreau> pumaaaaz: Can I pm you?
[07:11] <pumaaaaz> yea
[07:15] <soreau> Norbertos: What is the output of 'glxinfo|grep renderer'?
[07:19] <kannan> how to update compiled software in ubuntu..
[07:19] <iceroot> kannan: recompile the newest version
[07:20] <iceroot> kannan: but its better to use software from the repos
[07:21] <kannan> iceroot: are there any softwares which would download sources when new version arrives?
[07:21] <iceroot> kannan: apt-get
[07:21] <iceroot> kannan: but its downloading precompiled software put in packages from the repos
[07:21] <Elles> The concept of "looking like daddy" has nothing to do with what is in the best interests of the child. It is so the father won't feel insecure about his own circumcision. For the father to let his son be intact will make him have to accept that he is mutilated which will damage his ego
[07:22] <iceroot> kannan: what software you want to install?
[07:24] <rasha666> i need help Try (hd0,0): NTSF5 error: "prefix" is not set.     on ubuntu 11.04
[07:25] <rasha666> Try (hd0,0): NTSF5 error: "prefix" is not set. ubuntu 11.04 help
[07:25] <soreau> ! ot | Elles
[07:25] <Stanley00> rasha666: what was you doing when this error happened?
[07:26] <rasha666> reboot computer nothing else.. this is wubi installed ubuntu
[07:27] <rasha666> Stanley00: what i can do?
[07:27] <Stanley00> rasha666: oops, I never use wubi, so be patience, and wait for someone else
[07:27] <Stanley00> !patience | rasha666
[07:28] <rasha666> ubottu: i tried everywhere it wos problem with grub but i fix that
[07:28] <rasha666> :)
[07:28] <pratz> Hey guys i am using exaile music player on ubuntu 10.04 but when i try to play song i get "URI not specified to play", any ideas on this guys ??
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> pratz: are there any bugs reported?
[07:30] <Arial700> Can I use LFS(linux from Scratch) for my target architecture ARM on x86 -- I mean cross compilation!! I 've downloaded CLFS (cross compilation LFS) but in the whole book they 've not mentioned ARM atleast once
[07:30] <pratz> ActionParsnip: where on exaile's site or on console ??
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> Pratz: is the song a local file or is it a stream?
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> Pratz: on launchpad
[07:31] <pratz> ActionParsnip: song is on local machine
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> Pratz: is it all media?
[07:32] <kannan> iceroot: my package manager is broken.. i cannot install any software using repos
[07:32] <pratz> ActionParsnip: yes, all the media
[07:32] <xiexie> hi you
[07:32] <xiexie> is there a port mapper client in ubuntu?
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> Pratz: do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed?
[07:33] <Norbertos> soreau: This is the output of that command: "OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) 865G GEM 20091221 2009Q4 x86/MMX/SSE2"
[07:33] <pratz> ActionParsnip: no i do not think so, what is it ??
[07:33] <soreau> Norbertos: Now pastebin the output of 'compiz --replace' from your terminal to pastebin.com
[07:34] <Arial700> kannan,  did u try "Fix broken packages" option in Synaptic
[07:34] <pratz> ActionParsnip: do i need to install them ??
[07:34] <allowoverride> im having a problem with bluetooth on ubuntu 10.10 desktop. my card is a combo card i believe. so what cmd can i use to find what card i have, i believe its a broadcom/wirelss/bluetooth onboard
[07:34] <Norbertos> soreau: Should I do it under Natty, or can I do it under Lucid (is it matters ?) ?
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> Pratz: its a collection of plugins, codecs and other goodness for media stuff. Also install vlc and gnome-mplayer and you can't go far wrong
[07:35] <allowoverride> blueZ wizards about?
[07:35] <soreau> Norbertos: Wherever you're having the problem.. wherever you just output glxinfo from
[07:35] <pratz> ActionParsnip: ok, vlc is installed i will install gnome-mplayer and get back to you
[07:37] <ntr0py> allowoverride: lspci or lsusb
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> kannan: if the option fails, close the app and run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get -f install    and pastebin the output please
[07:37] <hexacode> does ubuntu have a terminal based program that changes the quality of movie files...for example   a 720 pixel .mkv  to 480 pixel mkv
[07:37] <ikonia> hexacode: mencoder
[07:38] <allowoverride> Broadcom Corporation BCM43224 802.11a/b/g/n
[07:38] <allowoverride> ok whats next ..
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> Pratz: the restricted extras packe will probably do it but mplayer and vlc also pull in a few
[07:38] <soreau> ! broadcom | allowoverride
[07:38] <allowoverride> i have modprobe -v bluetooth, its loaded at boot
[07:39] <allowoverride> i dont know if thats bluetooth'd though
[07:39] <ntr0py> allowoverrride: maybe you could look with dmesg what the kernel logs for those modules
[07:40] <allowoverride> card bluetooth used to work when i bought this laptop, didnt work since i switched to linux
[07:40] <allowoverride> what are the steps to get bluetooth light at least showing up
[07:41] <mikodo> Oh! mplayer: Anyone know why the PPA server seems to be downe
[07:41] <ntr0py> i dont know exactly, but i would try to find out what drivers to load/install for your card and then it should work
[07:42] <mikodo> ailed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/gnome-media-player-development/development/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404  Not Found
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> mikodo: could contact the maintainer.
[07:42] <mikodo> Yep
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> mikodo: also check it is still supporting lucid
[07:43] <ikonia> mikodo: PPA server is up and running fine. The PPA you're using is now dead
[07:43] <mikodo> ikonia: Do I search for another then
[07:44] <ikonia> mikodo: up to you
[07:44] <Norbertos> soreau: Sorry, I put glxinfo, wherwe I've got no problem. So, now, I'm booting into Natty, where I have the problem, and I copy both outpu (the two commands, what you wrote down), and I upload them to pastebin.com
[07:44] <Norbertos> A moment
[07:44] <xistance> Quick question, howcome when I move or drag a window the windows skip around as if they're lagging they do not move smoothly, I have the most recent driver from nvidia.com installed for my gfx card
[07:45] <ikonia> xistance: thats possibly why
[07:45] <soreau> xistance: Using natty with unity?
[07:45] <ikonia> xistance: the drivers from nvidia.com are not always compatible, why did you not use the nvidia drivers provided by the ubuntu hardware drivers tool ?
[07:45] <xistance> ikonia: I come from windows so I guess I got that mentality where most recent from publisher webpage would be my best bet I guess haha
[07:45] <xistance> But I think I recall it doing it before
[07:45] <ikonia> that doesn't mean it's good
[07:46] <xistance> Does it matter if im running extended desktop?
[07:46] <ikonia> xistance: did you configure xorg.conf ?
[07:46] <xistance> I'm going to say no :)
[07:46] <ikonia> xistance: thats the issue then
[07:46] <xistance> If I recall the driver asked to auto-configure it or something
[07:46] <soreau> ikonia: Not necessarily
[07:46] <xistance> how do I configure it?
[07:46] <ikonia> xistance: you're currently not using the nvidia drivers
[07:46] <ikonia> soreau: it won't autodrect nvidia, so I don't see how it could not be the issue
[07:46] <ikonia> autodetect even
[07:47] <benoliver999> Sorry connection dropped
[07:47] <soreau> ikonia: Let's not jump to conclusions, though ;)
[07:47] <xistance> ikonia: what step should I take from here
[07:47] <ikonia> soreau: pointless doing anything else until he's configured it to use nvidia in xorg
[07:47] <soreau> xistance: What is the output of 'glxinfo|grep renderer'?
[07:47] <xistance> sec ill tell you
[07:47] <benoliver999> Any answers to the graphics question?
[07:47] <ajith> hello
[07:47] <xistance> not installed, want me to install it?
[07:48] <allowoverride> how can i tell what bluetooth hardware is installed on this laptop...cmdline, thanks
[07:48] <soreau> benoliver999: Can you repeat it?
[07:48] <ajith> want to upgrade empathy
[07:48] <soreau> allowoverride: lspci
[07:48] <benoliver999> soreau: Sorry, wrong channel
[07:48] <soreau> allowoverride: or lsusb, as the case may be
[07:48] <ajith> want to upgrade empathy internet messenger
[07:48] <allowoverride> brb
[07:48] <allowoverride> k
[07:49] <xistance> soreau: It says I don't have glxinfo installed and when i try to apt-get install mesa-utils it says package not found
[07:49] <ajith> no
[07:49] <soreau> !info mesa-utils | xistance
[07:49] <allowoverride> i dont think the hardward is being recognized
[07:49] <soreau> xistance: Make sure you have universe repo enabled. Or even better, just pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file
[07:49] <Arial700> Can I use LFS(linux from Scratch) for my target architecture ARM on x86 -- I mean cross compilation!! I 've downloaded CLFS (cross compilation LFS) but in the whole book they 've not mentioned ARM atleast once
[07:49] <soreau> Arial700: What does that have to do with ubuntu?
[07:50] <allowoverride> soreau: its on board, not usb
[07:50] <xistance> soreau: http://pastebin.com/LEXjrBNb
[07:51] <soreau> ikonia: See, he is already using nvidia driver ;)
[07:51] <Arial700> soreau, As I 'm doing it on ubuntu.. I thought people here might 've tried it as well & someone can help me !!
[07:51] <soreau> xistance: Looks good, now are you using unity?
[07:51] <ikonia> soreau: I've not seen
[07:51] <xistance> soreau: How do I know?
[07:51] <allowoverride> i dont see bluetooth or anything bluetooth related in lspci -v
[07:51] <soreau> ikonia: The X log tells all
[07:52] <soreau> xistance: 'ps ax|egrep "unity|metacity|compiz"|grep -v grep'
[07:52] <ikonia> soreau: I don't doubt it, just missed it
[07:52] <allowoverride> used to work when windows was on here
[07:52] <soreau> ikonia: In the X log?
[07:52] <ikonia> soreau: I missed the paste
[07:53] <soreau> ikonia: Oh, http://pastebin.com/LEXjrBNb
[07:53] <xistance> soreau: What am I supposed to see?
[07:53] <ntr0py> allowoverride: does your wlan work?
[07:53] <allowoverride> i have currently have blueZ, bluetooth-(other cmds) already loaded
[07:53] <soreau> xistance: It should tell you what wm you're using of those three
[07:53] <allowoverride> ntr0py: im using it to talk to you
[07:53] <allowoverride> so yes
[07:53] <xistance> http://pastebin.com/8TMvyU6P
[07:53] <xistance> soreau: http://pastebin.com/8TMvyU6P
[07:54] <allowoverride> any blueZ wizards about?
[07:54] <soreau> xistance: Yes, you're using unity. This is a known bug in compiz
[07:54] <soreau> xistance: First, try classic gnome session to see if it happens there with compiz
[07:54] <xistance> soreau: How might I do that :)?
[07:54] <soreau> ! classic | xistance
[07:55] <xistance> soreau: Will this take away the linux feel?
[07:55] <soreau> xistance: It will temporarily switch to classic gnome which means no unity
[07:55] <tyhgu> what is linux feel?
[07:55] <allowoverride> ok so hcitool doesnt show anything, whatelse cmd line can i try to see bluetooth hardware
[07:55] <ntr0py> allowoverride: did you read those steps: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[07:55] <soreau> xistance: It's still linux no matter how you slice it
[07:55] <allowoverride> ntr0py: does it include bluetooth info?
[07:56] <soreau> allowoverride: Try gnome-bluetooth-properties
[07:56] <piyushmishra> hi I can't get my mouse to move, any idea on how to enable it from the terminal?
[07:56] <allowoverride> those are old notes
[07:56] <allowoverride> im on 10.10
[07:56] <allowoverride> and its 2011
[07:56] <auronandace> ntr0py: he is having a problem with bluetooth, not broadcom wireless
[07:56] <soreau> allowoverride: Sorry, just bluetooth-properties
[07:56] <allowoverride> auronandace: thanks lol
[07:56] <soreau> allowoverride: sys>prefs>bluetooth
[07:57] <allowoverride> nope
[07:57] <allowoverride> doesnt see anything
[07:57] <ntr0py> allowoverride: sayeo87 stated there that his bluetooth worked with those
[07:57] <soreau> allowoverride: And what is the hardware in question? Internal bluetooth device?
[07:57] <allowoverride> any blueZ wizards about? no offense, someone has seen this
[07:57] <allowoverride> yes soreau
[07:57] <tyhgu> hey ubuntu people
[07:57] <soreau> allowoverride: Does it have an on/off switch or anything?
[07:57] <allowoverride> how to get bluetooth onboard to work, heck even the light show ON
[07:57] <allowoverride> nope, off
[07:57] <allowoverride> no on/off switch
[07:58] <allowoverride> its in bios
[07:58] <allowoverride> and ON
[07:58] <allowoverride> used to work when windows vista home was loaded when i bought it, next day loaded linux. didnt work anymore
[07:58] <soreau> allowoverride: Can you pastebin the output of 'lspci && lsusb' to pastebin.com?
[07:58] <tyhgu> i must say that unity is a big step forward
[07:58] <tyhgu> no, i'm not drunk
[07:58] <allowoverride> soreau: sure, but nothing is showing in there, brb
[07:59] <allowoverride> lsusb?
[07:59] <allowoverride> lol
[07:59] <Ico1991> how can I disable password check when the screen is locked?
[07:59] <allowoverride> http://pastebin.com/6EQA9c5g
[08:00] <allowoverride> for your edification
[08:00] <allowoverride> nothing is showing up
[08:00] <allowoverride>  /etc/modules has bluetooth entry
[08:00] <soreau> Ico1991: sys>prefs>screensaver or gnome-screensaver-preferences
[08:00] <allowoverride> bluemanager and various bluez cmds are all up
[08:00] <allowoverride> hcitool scan dev whatever, shows nothing
[08:01] <allowoverride> lsmod |grep blue shows bluetooth
[08:01] <allowoverride> its all there
[08:01] <allowoverride> something else...
[08:01] <allowoverride> trust me
[08:01] <auronandace> !enter | allowoverride
[08:01] <allowoverride> auronandace: yah ill try
[08:01] <allowoverride> those are individual statements and should be highlighted as step
[08:02] <auronandace> allowoverride: this can be a busy channel, putting comments on seperate lines can make it harder to follow
[08:02] <allowoverride> its not busy
[08:02] <allowoverride> i know the protocol thanks
[08:02] <xistance> soreau: Still the same thing happened
[08:02] <soreau> allowoverride: Well if it's not found there, the next thing I'd check is your bios settings. Try all options you can
[08:03] <allowoverride> soreau: bios is fine
[08:03] <allowoverride> its something else
[08:03] <soreau> xistance: Well I think it's a bug in compiz that's probably fixed in latest master (and subsequently, 11.10)
[08:03] <Ico1991> soreau: thanks
[08:03] <allowoverride> i wonder if that damn broadcom proprietary driver is suspect
[08:03] <xistance> soreau: How do I make sure my driver is running
[08:03] <xistance> soreau: for video
[08:03] <soreau> allowoverride: If lspci and lsusb doesn't see it, everything is not fine
[08:03] <allowoverride> correct
[08:04] <soreau> xistance: It's working already, I checked your X log
[08:04] <xistance> soreau: I see a big splash screen for NVIDIA right befdore login does that mean it's working or?
[08:04] <allowoverride> thats why im asking
[08:04] <allowoverride> the basics are done
[08:04] <soreau> xistance: yes, it's working fine. It's just a bug in compiz
[08:04] <xistance> soreau: Ok, so there isn't anything on my end that isn't wrong right?
[08:04] <xistance> is there an irc for terminal
[08:04] <allowoverride> 11.10 is one big bug, i wont load it EVER
[08:04] <motaka2> hello whenever I restart ubuntu the resoloution goes back to the lowest possible , what can I do /
[08:04] <soreau> xistance: irssi
[08:04] <tyhgu> xistance: weechat
[08:04] <soreau> xistance: Everything is fine except the version of compiz you're using
[08:05] <shubham_rathi> :::))))))
[08:05] <shubham_rathi> Gm everybody as its here!! :))))))))
[08:05] <allowoverride> sidebar: i have been trying to get this to work since i bought this lappy 3 yrs ago
[08:05] <soreau> motaka2: What graphics driver?
[08:05] <motaka2> soreau: I think it is nvidia
[08:05] <norbertos> soreau: http://pastebin.com/NU6Lkivx
[08:05] <motaka2> soreau: how can I check that/??
[08:05] <allowoverride> might be a kernel issue, no support for it in 10.10 distro
[08:06] <ntr0py> allowoverride: i think you need the correct broadcom driver since your BCM943224HMB card is providing the Bluetooth 3.0 radio
[08:06] <soreau> motaka2: Try running nvidia-settings as root and set the resolution, then tell it to save the settings to xorg.conf
[08:06] <allowoverride> ntr0py: your prolly correct
[08:06] <xistance> is there a hotkey to open terminal?
[08:06] <allowoverride> ntr0py: i am using the um,, hold on, ill check
[08:06] <allowoverride> brb
[08:06] <norbertos> xistance: Ctrl + Alt + T
[08:06] <soreau> motaka2: Well if you're not sure it's nvidia, use 'lspci|grep VGA'
[08:06] <allowoverride> loading additonal drivers, sb
[08:07] <xistance> soreau: How long you been doing the whole linux thing?
[08:07] <soreau> ntr0py: Ahh
[08:07] <allowoverride> sta driver These package contains Broadcom 802.11 Linux STA wireless driverfor use with Broadcom's BCM4311-, BCM4312-, BCM4321-, andBCM4322-based hardware.
[08:07] <soreau> xistance: About 6 years give or take now
[08:07] <xistance> I installed weechat, what command to launch it from terminal?
[08:07] <allowoverride> wlan works fine, using NW origionally, switched to wicd recently, but blue tooth issue is older than that
[08:08] <soreau> ntr0py: I wasn't aware there were wifi cards that had bluetooth built in
[08:08] <ntr0py> allowoverride: you can list the drivers in use with lsmod
[08:08] <allowoverride> This Driver is currently activated and in use
[08:08] <tyhgu> xistance: type wee ant press tab
[08:08] <allowoverride> yep sb
[08:08] <tyhgu> weechat-curses  i think
[08:09] <xistance> it keeps telling me i cannot type chat in this buffer?
[08:09] <allowoverride> http://pastebin.com/DjnaCLZ9
[08:09] <soreau> ntr0py: But google doesn't readily support this theory
[08:09] <allowoverride> what are you looking for ? sta?
[08:10] <motaka2> soreau: whats that?
[08:10] <allowoverride> wl?
[08:11] <soreau> motaka2: What's what?
[08:11] <allowoverride> bluetooth?
[08:11] <motaka2> soreau: 'lspci|grep VGA
[08:11] <motaka2> I should run that in terminal?
[08:11] <soreau> motaka2: It's a command you run in your terminal to see which graphics chip you have
[08:11] <soreau> yes
[08:11] <tyhgu> xistance: does weechat load? or you have this error and it quits
[08:11] <allowoverride> ill wait.. thanks
[08:13] <norbertos> soreau: http://pastebin.com/NU6Lkivx
[08:13] <tyhgu> xistance: you have to configure it. it's a pain. but still easier than irsii
[08:13] <allowoverride> soreau: i wonder if the bios is the issue, i tried all the diff combos before, but it might be rev 01 with linux vs windows
[08:13] <motaka2> soreau: here is the result
[08:13] <allowoverride> dunno
[08:13] <motaka2> http://pastebin.com/H47HGqzY
[08:13] <soreau> norbertos: It's using software rendering. Pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file
[08:13] <motaka2> soreau: so i it is nvidia
[08:14] <soreau> allowoverride: Well if it's part of your braodcom chip, then it's likely a driver issue
[08:14] <motaka2> soreau: So b\now what should I do /
[08:15] <soreau> motaka2: Right, so provided you've already installed the nvidia driver, run 'sudo nvidia-settings' and set the resolution then tell it to save to xorg.conf
[08:15] <Ardit> hey
[08:15] <Ardit> guys
[08:15] <Ardit> anyone
[08:15] <tyhgu> hey
[08:15] <Ardit> here?
[08:15] <soreau> ! ask | Ardit
[08:16] <surround> hello evrybody
[08:16] <soreau> hi surround
[08:16] <tyhgu> hello
[08:16] <Guest69423> I have
[08:16] <surround> I installed ureadahead
[08:16] <Guest69423> sound problem
[08:16] <Guest69423> guys
[08:16] <soreau> ! enter | Guest69423
[08:16] <soreau> ! sound | Guest69423
[08:17] <surround> There is little improvement in boot speed
[08:17] <surround> But there is also a package named readahead-fedora
[08:17] <surround> Have anybody used it
[08:17] <soreau> !info ureadahead
[08:17] <soreau> !info readahead-fedora
[08:17] <surround> While truing to install it asks me to remove readahead
[08:18] <soreau> surround: Indeed, you can only use one implementation or the other
[08:18] <soreau> surround: You should try both and see which works best for you
[08:18] <allowoverride> soreau: yah, thats what im thinking as well
[08:19] <surround> soreau: Thanks
[08:19] <allowoverride> i used Additional Drivers only Suggestion
[08:19] <surround> Thanks to all community
[08:19] <allowoverride> no wonder people go running back to windows
[08:19] <allowoverride> printers too
[08:19] <pratz> hey guys i am using yeahconsole but when i press F12 i get white background how can i make that black ??
[08:19] <surround> Will be back after a moment
[08:20] <TIP88> hi men
[08:20] <allowoverride> ntr0py: did you find anything?
[08:20] <xistance> how do i join a server on weechat
[08:20] <TIP88> :xistance /server irc.name.org/net
[08:20] <soreau> allowoverride: Really, broadcom is probably the least supported chip in linux. If in fact it is complicated by a bluetooth chip in the same address space of the wifi card, your hardware and the vendor is the problem because of their lacking linux support, not linux itself
[08:21] <TIP88> :xistance sorry /connect irc.name.org/net
[08:21] <ntr0py> allowoverride: not really, i think the sta driver is the right one, broadcom offers WIDCOMM stacks for windows
[08:21] <TIP88> :xistance you can add a server with /server add Freenode irc.freenode.org
[08:21] <allowoverride> soreau: i wouldnt know, i just bought a dell a few years back, and only one issue, bluetooth
[08:21] <hanasaki> is brtfs ready for prod use?  should its mirroring be used instead of mdadm?
[08:21] <pratz> hey guys i am using yeahconsole but when i press F12 i get white background how can i make that black ??
[08:22] <allowoverride> ntr0py: ok. also what is widcomm?
[08:22] <cjs> How do I get the Java plugin for chromium on 11.04?
[08:22] <TIP88> :cjs why don't you install openjdk6?
[08:22] <cjs> Oh, is that the package name?
[08:22] <TIP88> :cjs you can install also icedtea
[08:22] <ntr0py> allowoverride: i thought they offered a software bluetooth stack for windows prior to the ms stack
[08:23] <allowoverride> twiki says: General-purpose implementations that are written with emphasis on  feature-richness and flexibility, usually for desktop computers.  Support for additional Bluetooth profiles can typically be added through drivers.
[08:23] <allowoverride> ntr0py: i wouldnt know about all that
[08:23] <allowoverride> Bluez is the canonical Bluetooth stack for Linux. is a the topic
[08:23] <TIP88> :cjs yes, install icedtea-web and openjdk6
[08:24] <cjs> TIP88: I'll try that. The web page I saw gave another name that was a non-existent package, so I just tried installing the Sun JDK, which gave me no love.
[08:24] <allowoverride> twiki says  As of 2006, the BlueZ stack supports all core Bluetooth protocols and layers.[7] It was initially developed by Qualcomm, and is available for Linux kernel versions 2.4.6 and up.
[08:24] <TIP88> :cjs i don't suggest you sun
[08:24] <cjs> TIP88: I take it you mean "openjdk-6-jdk?"
[08:24] <allowoverride> prolly a dell bios thing, as the light doesnt even turn on
[08:24] <ThinkT510> cjs: if you want to install sun java you need to enable the proper repo
[08:24] <TIP88> :cjs open is better :)
[08:25] <cjs> Yah yah, I know. :-)
[08:25] <TIP88> :cjs yes it's that, i'm on archlinux now and here it has a different name
[08:25] <xistance> tip88: I tried that and it told me im using /server wrong
[08:25] <soreau> allowoverride: Can you show the output of 'lspci -nn|grep -i broadcom'?
[08:25] <xistance> TIP88: irc: unknown option for "server" command
[08:25] <TIP88> :xistance look for the exact name
[08:26] <allowoverride> soreau: one moment, thanks
[08:26] <xistance> TIP88: I'm typing /server irc.freenode.net
[08:26] <cjs> TIP88: Ok, still no love: "Missing plug in" on the Sun test page. Do I need to restart Chromium?
[08:26] <allowoverride> now your talking ;)
[08:26] <ntr0py> allowoverride: can you paste the output of lsmod?
[08:26] <cjs> TIP88: Or remove the Sun JDK?
[08:26] <optin> hello everybody
[08:26] <_BUCKY_> hola
[08:26] <TIP88> :xistance the correct syntaxt is /server add name address
[08:26] <optin> speak spanish??
[08:27] <oCean> !es | optin
[08:27] <allowoverride> ntr0py: here it is again http://pastebin.com/DjnaCLZ9
[08:27] <soreau> ! es | optin
[08:27] <TIP88> :cjs open and sun are in contrast...after done reboot
[08:27] <Guest69423> hey, does OPENSOUND support driver VT1708 which is mine audio driver?
[08:28] <optin> thanks ubottu
[08:28] <cjs> TIP88: Hm. I wonder if you meant the "icedtea-plugin" package.
[08:28] <allowoverride> soreau:  http://pastebin.com/37qmL6q7http://pastebin.com/37qmL6q7
[08:28] <cjs> TIP88: yes, installing that made it work. (No reboot, no browser restart, nothing.)
[08:28] <TIP88> :cjs yes
[08:28] <cjs> TIP88: Thanks for the help!
[08:28] <TIP88> :cjs no problem man
[08:29] <xistance1> Woohoo, finally figured it out got weechat working it was /connect not /server
[08:30] <soreau> allowoverride: I'm just not finding anything on google that supports the theory that the bluetooth chip is part of the broadcom chip. Also, I would find that to be a bit strange. Again, triple check your bios settings and try the opposite of what you have set currently
[08:30] <Guest69423> omg :((((((( i have no sound :((((((
[08:30] <xistance1> Heres an example, I want to watch gomtv.net which is a live stream that uses gomplayer software to watch the stream, but there is no linux version of it, how would I go about watching the stream ?
[08:30] <soreau> ! sound | Guest69423
[08:30] <TIP88> :xistance1 /server add is the command to add to bookmarks, /connect to connect directly :)
[08:31] <tyhgu> anyone want to make some group?
[08:31] <pratz> hey guys i am using yeahconsole, how can i make the background black??
[08:31] <Guest69423> !mp3
[08:31] <allowoverride> soreau: ok
[08:31] <tyhgu> mean linux/geek/marketing grup, no matter how silly it sounds
[08:31] <oCean> tyhgu: try #ubuntu-offtopic, not here
[08:31] <ThinkT510> !ot | tyhgu
[08:32] <soreau> xistance1: I'll try it in wine. Do you need an account to use it?
[08:32] <allowoverride> soreau: try the opposite? hmmm interesting, ill give it a whirl, i might see where your going with it. thanks, im out now, gonna finish watching Stone deniro movie. l8
[08:32] <TIP88> Does anyone know how to open tabs in weechat?
[08:33] <xistance1> How much longer till Linux dominates windows?
[08:33] <soreau> xistance1: That's not a question related to ubuntu
[08:33] <soreau> ! ot
[08:33] <pratz> hey guys i am using yeahconsole, how can i make the background black??
[08:33] <Guest69423> does anyone know a video how to install sound on ubuntu 10.10
[08:33] <pratz> any help on this please ??
[08:33] <especially-corn> hello, where are the tty init lines? the /etc/inittab?
[08:33] <cjs> TIP88: Weirdness. keepvid.com's Java plugin still didn't work in Chromium. Did in Firefox, though.
[08:34] <xistance1> soreau: You can log in with a facebook account if you have one
[08:34] <soreau> xistance1: nope, sure don't
[08:34] <xistance1> soreau: You can make an account then if you bother too
[08:34] <TIP88> :cjs it's strange, it works for me
[08:35] <soreau> xistance1: Do you need one though? This thing looks pretty spam ridden
[08:35] <ntr0py> allowoverride: you currently are using the wl drivers, maybe you need sta or b43?
[08:35] <xistance1> soreau: Gomtv.net ?
[08:35] <ThinkT510> ntr0py: he left
[08:35] <TIP88> :cjs however, why don't you use another programs to download video from youtube?
[08:36] <TIP88> :cjs there are a lot of extension, in chromium and firefox, that do it without using java
[08:36] <norbertos> soreau: Sorry, but I couldn't submit Xorg.0.log's content via pastebin.com (it's too long), anyway, it's size is 4 MB in my case, so I have uploaded it to Windows Live SkyDrive. I hope, it's not problem to download it for you: https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=57f81b61126ebf19&id=57F81B61126EBF19%21188#
[08:36] <xistance1> soreau: Actually now that I think of it the starcraft matches played tonight are going to be suscriber only so you would not be able to launch the streamer
[08:37] <Fudge> does ubuntu1 have a cli app
[08:37] <tensorpudding> a cli app for...what?
[08:37] <TIP88> :Fudge what u mean?
[08:38] <Fudge> ubuntu1 client is inaccessible in gnome so i want a cli app to set it up
[08:38] <soreau> xistance1: Yea, I guess you can't use it without creating a fb or twitter account
[08:38] <tensorpudding> oh
[08:38] <tensorpudding> ubuntu one
[08:38] <tensorpudding> i don't know
[08:38] <tensorpudding> i don't use it
[08:38] <tensorpudding> dropbox 4eva
[08:38] <TIP88> use dropbox :D
[08:38] <Fudge> oh i thought it was 1 didnt realise its One, thanks
[08:38] <TIP88> yeah
[08:38] <Fudge> I do, but wanted to check out Ubuntu One
[08:39] <TIP88> gonna go, bye penguins :D
[08:39] <Space-Duck> Is it possible to create context menu entries? Something like, right click a file, Edit with gEdit
[08:39] <soreau> ugh
[08:39] <tyhgu> bye TIP88
[08:40] <pratz> hey guys i am using yeahconsole, how can i make the background black??
[08:40] <corecode> is there a way to forcefully unmount a nfs filesystem
[08:40] <corecode> where the server is gone
[08:42] <AprilHare> hello. i have a problem. - upgraded to natty and grub2 installs to the wrong harddisk. how can i make grub2 install to the right harddisk?
[08:42] <norbertos> soreau: https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=57f81b61126ebf19&id=57F81B61126EBF19%21188#
[08:42] <soreau> xistance: gom player seems to run in wine though I can't get it to play anything
[08:43] <thirteen> #ububtu-cn
[08:43] <surround> hello everybody
[08:43] <xistance> soreau: How do I install it via wine, I have wine installed but when I try sudo wine GOMPLAYERENSETUP.EXE it tells me that I do not own my desktop
[08:43] <surround> I would like to ask a question from Community
[08:43] <surround> Is there a good download manager like idm
[08:43] <thirteen> china where?
[08:43] <surround> for UBuntu 11.04
[08:43] <surround> I have used wget
[08:44] <surround> Down them all extension for firefox
[08:44] <soreau> xistance: First off, why are you using sudo
[08:44] <AprilHare> !grub2
[08:44] <soreau> xistance: never run anything as root unless you know why you need to
[08:44] <pratz> hey guys i am using yeahconsole, how can i make the background black??
[08:44] <xistance> soreau: Oh... ok :)
[08:44] <pratz> please any one guys ??
[08:45] <surround> But none of them are good, downthemall is buggy
[08:45] <xistance> soreau: I could have sworn there was a firefox plugin that let me choose what program I would want to use when I click on a button on a webpage that tried to launch a program
[08:45] <surround> I am looking for a answer ~~~~
[08:46] <soreau> norbertos: Looks like a kernel issue. You can ask in #intel-gfx though the driver developers are not always there
[08:47] <norbertos> soreau: Thank you very much !
[08:47] <xistance> soreau: So how would I go about installing this with WINE
[08:47] <soreau> norbertos: Explain your issue in full detail and use a regular pastebin for the log file
[08:47] <norbertos> Alright :)
[08:47] <norbertos> thanks ..
[08:47] <surround> Good download manager for ubuntu or USE IDM IN ubuntu
[08:48] <soreau> xistance: Well hopefully you haven't caused yourself permission issues by running with sudo
[08:48] <surround> how?
[08:48] <soreau> xistance: Try without sudo
[08:48] <surround> i am having wine1.3
[08:48] <ThinkT510> surround: why do you need a download manager, isn't the browser enough?
[08:49] <surround> Browser doesn't resume download all the times
[08:49] <surround> like youtube
[08:49] <surround> ThinkT510: IDM downloads parrallely
[08:50] <xistance> soreau: Sorry for being so annoying, whats chmod do?
[08:50] <soreau> xistance: chmod --help
[08:50] <ThinkT510> surround: never needed a download manager, i just use torrents or browsers
[08:50] <surround> ThinkT510: I don't have a fast internet connection ,sorry
[08:50] <soreau> xistance: It changes the ownership and permissions of files
[08:50] <niu> who install ubuntu on webos?
[08:50] <xistance> soreau: also if I was to download a .py script where should I put it, I got a tutorial on http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=154485 on how to setup the player on linux
[08:51] <ThinkT510> surround: oh, sorry i can't help
[08:51] <soreau> xistance: Actually, it changes the modes of files
[08:51] <RP64> Greetings Friends! I have downloaded Nvidia drivers from Nvidia's official website! How would one go about to install the driver ?
[08:51] <surround> how to load firefox fast
[08:51] <xistance> soreau: So chmod +x would make it executable?
[08:51] <soreau> xistance: you can put a .py anywhere (in your home directory for instance)
[08:51] <soreau> xistance: yes
[08:51] <ThinkT510> RP64: whats wrong with the ones offered by ubuntu?
[08:52] <surround> so that i just click & start browsing
[08:52] <RP64> ThinkT510: Well I have myself a gaming computer so the nvidia card is very strongly powerful therefore it doesn't suit a opensource driver!
[08:52] <surround> i used preload but it didn't work for firefox
[08:52] <xistance> soreau: Why does wget need a sudo, it wouldn't work without it, just want a better understanding :)?
[08:52] <surround> It worked very well for libreoffice
[08:53] <ThinkT510> RP64: ubuntu offers the proprietry driver too
[08:53] <RP64> soreau: Hello Mr Soreau do you happen to know how to install a driver one has downloaded from Nvidias official website?
[08:53] <RP64> soreau: It turns out they did have those ! Woops!
[08:53] <ThinkT510> RP64: in fact it is recommended
[08:54] <ThinkT510> RP64: just launch the additional drivers dialog
[08:54] <RP64> ThinkT510: But my computer is rejecting those they offer because they black screen my computer
[08:54] <RP64> thinkT510: they dont work with my computer I tried them before they force me to reinstall because there's no workaround for the blackscreen error they cause for me
[08:54] <RP64> ThinkT510: therefore im trying the ones from their official website
[08:54] <soreau> RP64: You probably should find a guide for the version of ubuntu you're running
[08:54] <ThinkT510> RP64: i see
[08:55] <soreau> well, crap
[08:55] <norbertos> soreau: I joined "intel-gfx", but XChat tells me, when I want to write: "cannot send to channel" :O
[08:55] <soreau> norbertos: You need to use a registered nick
[08:55] <soreau> ! register | norbertos
[08:55] <karthee> hii .. i want to have rss baloon updates .. which if i m intested I will click the link.. notify-send is not clickable . any alternate ??
[08:55] <soreau> I did something and now my cursor is a crosshair and I can't click on anything
[08:56] <soreau> no idea what I've done :P
[08:56] <norbertos> soreau: Oh, thanks; I've already have a registered nick; thank you !
[08:56] <norbertos> :D :D
[08:56] <soreau> but don't accidentally paste a large text in your terminal
[08:57] <soreau> xistance: Did it work?
[08:57] <RP64> !fr soreau
[08:58] <soreau> RP64: You forgot the |
[08:58] <RP64> !fr | soreau
[08:58] <RP64> because your name is french
[08:58] <soreau> RP64: Thanks, but I don't speak the language
[08:58] <RP64> haha
[09:01] <xistance> soreau: Whats the terminal command to move an item?
[09:01] <glebihan_> xistance, mv
[09:01] <soreau> xistance: mv
[09:01] <xistance> soreau: Also how do I add a break in a command line, like I want it to move the item, then unpack it, would it be $$?
[09:01] <xistance> soreau: or |
[09:02] <soreau> xistance: What are you trying to do?
[09:02] <glebihan_> xistance, rather &&
[09:02] <xistance> soreau: Move file.file to dir then tar -xvf name all in one line
[09:02] <eternity13> why when i run bash script using: "bash ./script.sh" it says ": command not found 16:" on empty lines?
[09:02] <soreau> xistance: mv /path1/file /path2/file && tar -xf /path2/file
[09:03] <RP64> Hey Anyone here know how to install drivers manually when you get them off the company's official website? I'm stuck in a conundrum
[09:03] <soreau> xistance: You can also use ; instead of && but && only executes the next command if the preceding did not return an error (nonzero)
[09:03] <xistance> soreau: Whats the wildcard for the very root directory ~?
[09:03] <xistance> soreau: like ~/home/
[09:04] <soreau> xistance: You can use ~/ for $HOME or /home/user/
[09:04] <soreau> xistance: But the root directory is /
[09:07] <xistance> soreau: what did I do wrong? http://pastebin.com/hqrdm6Ue
[09:07] <amit_> hii
[09:07] <amit_> d
[09:08] <amit_> Ubuntu Oneiric beta one is asking for partial upgrade.. SHould I upgrade??
[09:08] <glebihan_> xistance, you forgot the "/" at the beginning of the filename
[09:08] <llutz> amit Oneiric support  in #ubuntu+1 , not here
[09:08] <Rigin_> hi
[09:09] <Rigin_> can we connect to remote computers
[09:09] <Rigin_> please help me
[09:09] <Lamiss> Any Bobby Fischer fans here?
[09:09] <Rigin_> ya
[09:10] <niu> anyone use openvpn on  the ubuntu?
[09:10] <Lamiss> I don 't use Ubuntu anymore.
[09:10] <Lamiss> I prefer Windows 7.
[09:10] <Lamiss> Your mileage may vary.
[09:11] <soreau> xistance: You didn't put a / before home
[09:11] <soreau> xistance: So it's looking for home in whatever directory you were in when you ran the command
[09:11] <Rigin_> why
[09:12] <Rigin_> ubuntu is a free os
[09:12] <niu> who use openvpn?
[09:12] <niu> open os too
[09:12] <soreau> xistance: I just can't believe anyone would pay for this crap. Did you actually purchase a ticket to watch live stuff?
[09:13] <Rigin_> what is openvpn
[09:14] <naftilos76> hi i am using the driver module "iwl3945" in order to get connected to my wireless router. The minute i get connected and run a speedtest with speedtest.net i get almost a max speed of about d: 10mbits/s. If i do the test 5 minutes later the speed drops down to 1 mbit/s. If i reconnect to my wireless router the test results go up to the 10mbits/s rail. Does any have a clue of what is going on? The speed setting of the wireless adapter stays at about
[09:14] <naftilos76>  24mbits/s at all times.
[09:14] <soreau> ! openvpn | Rigin_ niu
[09:14] <niu> openvpn is a kind of vpn on ubuntu!
[09:15] <soreau> xistance: Actually, I can't view anything without a 'ticket' purchase
[09:16] <Rigin_> what is the use of openvpn
[09:16] <llutz> Rigin_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_private_network
[09:19] <niu> openvpn can play on the webos?
[09:21] <kyoushuu> How can I play hi10p (10-bit) h264 videos in Totem? I can't make it work in Ubuntu
[09:22] <soreau> naftilos76: See 'modinfo iwl3945' for options (params) and reload the module with 'sudo rmmod iwl3945 && sudo modprobe iwl3945 option=value'
[09:22] <Mikey^> kyoushuu: try vlc, it will play anything
[09:22] <soreau> naftilos76: Not saying that any option will fix it, but it's something to try at least
[09:22] <kyoushuu> I already tried it, but it has no video.
[09:23] <kyoushuu> seems libx264-116 is compiled for 8-bit :(
[09:23] <Mikey^> Ah.. alright
[09:24] <naftilos76> soreau: thanks. reloading the module probably fixes the problem. i am looking for a permanent solution but it seems that this has been a bug for many distros and still remains
[09:25] <soreau> naftilos76: I mean load the module with options different than the defaults
[09:27] <kyoushuu> Is it possible to request to packagers to add 10-bit support to the package "libx264-116"? A configure option is available for it. If yes, how and where I could request it?
[09:27] <Lesnix> hi
[09:27] <Lesnix> does anybody know how to change default mount options on 11.04 ?
[09:27] <Lesnix> I don't see /system/storage in gconf-editor anymore
[09:28] <Mikey^> Lesnix: what do you want to change?
[09:28] <Lesnix> Mikey^, fmask and dmask
[09:28] <Mikey^> Lesnix: /etc/fstab?
[09:28] <Lesnix> Mike_L_, it's not applicable for USB drives
[09:28] <daeos> I just installed 10.10 and wanted to change my home folder location before I proceed with any upgrades.  How can I do this , easily if at all, through the desktop menus?
[09:28] <naftilos76> soreau: i don't know how to add the extra or different option to the module other than doing modprobe 'module' -r and reloading it
[09:28] <Mikey^> Ah.. USB ok
[09:29] <Lesnix> Mike_L_, have you any other ideas ?
[09:29] <Mikey^> No..
[09:29] <Mikey^> Lesnix: I usually  mount USB drives from comamndline
[09:29] <soreau> naftilos76: I just told you..
[09:29] <soreau> naftilos76: See 'modinfo iwl3945' for options (params) and reload the module with 'sudo rmmod iwl3945 && sudo modprobe iwl3945 option1=value option2=value'
[09:30] <naftilos76> soreau: let me see that again
[09:31] <daeos> ok, so I think I found my answer.
[09:31] <XistancE> soreau: What does curl take care of?
[09:32] <soreau> !info curl | XistancE
[09:32] <soreau> XistancE: It can also upload files
[09:32] <daeos> exit
[09:32] <XistancE> soreau: could you put curl -A 'GomPlayer 2, 1, 28, 5039 (ENG)' '<stream URL>' | vlc - into lamen terms?
[09:34] <soreau> XistancE: I'd say you'd run that command replacing <stream URL> with the real url without the <>
[09:34] <XistancE> soreau: Yeah I was just wondering what it each individual piece meant
[09:34] <soreau> XistancE: Then it will pipe the output (stream) to vlc (the video player)
[09:34] <XistancE> soreau: ooo
[09:35] <soreau> XistancE: From curl --help:  -A/--user-agent <string> User-Agent to send to server (H)
[09:35] <soreau> XistancE: Do you see my pm?
[09:35] <XistancE> soreau: so | vlc is it telling the command what program to outsource it to?
[09:35] <XistancE> soreau: I think so I'm using weechat in terminal so I assume the --help: was from your pm
[09:35] <soreau> XistancE: | means pipe the output data of the preceding command to the following command
[09:36] <soreau> XistancE: No, pm should be in a different window
[09:36] <soreau> tab or whatever
[09:36] <XistancE> soreau: I have no idea how to check PM's on weechat haha
[09:37] <soreau> XistancE: Then learn it or use a real IRC client like xchat ;)
[09:37] <dr_willis> they open in a new 'window' just like channel windows
[09:37] <dr_willis> alt-# to get to them
[09:37] <soreau> XistancE: Yea so try Alt+numbers
[09:37] <XistancE> soreau: Ok I'll try that one
[09:37] <XistancE> soreau: Nothing
[09:37] <dr_willis> time to read the weechat starter guides also. :)
[09:37] <soreau> XistancE: but xchat is a gui client
[09:37] <XistancE> soreau: In the bottom right it says [Act: 3:soreau,1]
[09:38] <Mikey^> XistancE: try Alt+2
[09:38] <XistancE> No new tabs have been created
[09:38] <dr_willis> ive some cases where X or terminal apps try to grab the alt-# combos
[09:38] <soreau> XistancE: So it's telling you there's a pm from me I guess
[09:38] <soreau> Yea, Alt+# works in xchat
[09:38] <Mikey^> even in irssi
[09:39] <dr_willis> alt -1  and so on should go to the differnt 'windows'
[09:39] <dr_willis> alt-0 = status/server window . alt-1 = first channel and so on..
[09:39] <XistancE> soreau: Send me another one I want to see if that number changes
[09:39] <dr_willis> XistancE:  it opens one per nick sending you info. any other mesages go to the same wind
[09:39] <Cheapshot> alt+left and right might work also?
[09:40] <Mikey^> Yeah, it does nice
[09:40] <dr_willis> yea alt-left and right also work
[09:40] <XistancE> that works
[09:40] <XistancE> soreau: alt+left/right works
[09:40] <soreau> Here in xchat, alt+l/r moves the channel in the list :)
[09:40] <soreau> XistancE: Then respond to my pm :)
[09:45] <Ardit> guys I tried all ways to install sound in my 10.10 but no success :(
[09:46] <Guest89425> guys I tried all ways to install sound in my 10.10 but no success :(
[09:46] <Guest89425> guys I tried all ways to install sound in my 10.10 but no success :(
[09:47] <Lesnix> khm. Does anybody else have idea about /system/storage/default_options in 11.04 ?
[09:48] <buhman> Guest89425: alsa comes with your kernel
[09:48] <buhman> Guest89425: how do you plan on "installing" "sound" beyond that
[09:48] <Guest89425> I tried alsa, oss, pulse
[09:48] <Guest89425> no success can anyone find me a video...
[09:49] <Guest89425> my sound card is VIA VT1708
[09:49] <Lesnix> 11.04. default mount options. anybody.
[09:50] <Guest89425> any help!
[09:51] <kaellan> lol im trying to find ubuntu control center buth i dont find it
[09:51] <kaellan> gahh
[09:52] <Guest89425> does anyone know to fix this error: waiting to sound system to respond :(
[10:00]  * jiltdil nickserv identify @007amit
[10:00] <llutz> jiltdil: time to change password
[10:00] <jiltdil> llutz :yes by mistaken :(
[10:01] <seidell> all
 wols, babilen: i have burnt an cd now, but the terminal still keeps asking me to put the cd inside when its inside:S
 etc etc etc
[10:01] <seidell> * creichen has quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
 ompaul, yes these questions are why i am thinking out loud
 hatter: these are the considerations you might want to look at.
[10:01] <FloodBot1> seidell: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
 hatter: well write it down on paper on some electronic medium other than irc and see if you want to
 ompaul, yes thanks for your input
[10:02] <Guest89425> guys do anyone know alsa?
[10:02] <Guest89425> here's mine check for problem or ANYTHING else ! http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=9280e761d67c4305b2994874c327ff91593f23e5
[10:03] <Guest89425> heyyyyyyyyyyyy
[10:03] <kaellan> wer do i find/get ubuntu control center (ucc)?
[10:04] <seidell> where can i download "wireless-tools" to install them on another pc?
[10:04] <icot> hi guys have u heard abt pie
[10:04] <icot> in ubuntu
[10:04] <llutz> seidell: http://packages.ubuntu.com/de/natty/wireless-tools
[10:04] <jiltdil> llutz:changed :)
[10:05] <seidell> llutz i need for debian
[10:05] <llutz> seidell: why do you ask here?
[10:06] <Stanley00> kaellan: what ubuntu version are you using?
[10:06] <llutz> seidell: stop crossposting, think before asking
[10:06] <Guest89425> I need helpppppppppp
[10:06] <Girly-Girl> Stanley00: 11.04
[10:07] <Stanley00> Girly-Girl: press Meta key, and enter system setting
[10:07] <Girly-Girl> Stanley00: Why would I do that???
[10:08] <Stanley00> Girly-Girl: for ubuntu control center
[10:08] <Stanley00> Girly-Girl: ?
[10:08] <Girly-Girl> Stanley00: But why should I open Ubuntu Control Center
[10:08] <Girly-Girl> Stanley00: ??
[10:08] <kaellan> lol, i  the one in need of ucc xD
[10:09] <kaellan> just reseted unity bth still dont find it :P
[10:09] <Stanley00> Girly-Girl: oops, wrong person, then why you answer my question? ;)
[10:09] <Girly-Girl> Stanley00: Ah lol I don't know why.. actually I use KDE so no UCC for me I was stunned
[10:10] <Stanley00> kaellan: hmm, wait a min, I will try another way...
[10:11] <kaellan> gahh, reseted unity and my top toolbar is gone ... :( xD
[10:13] <Stanley00> kaellan: can you click on the shutdown button at the top right of your screen? there a system setting sub menu there
[10:13] <Stanley00> kaellan: *there is a*
[10:14] <kaellan> stanley0: thx xD
[10:15] <kaellan> ,lol
[10:17] <Neroon> Hi there. Anyone here that might help with a problem with dualbooting ubuntu/xp using grub2?
[10:17] <nailox> hi. can you tell me a good permission for Maildir? so far it only works with 0777 otherwise i get permission denied. but 0777 is too unsecure
[10:17] <nailox> i also tried 0755 but again perm. denied
[10:19] <Neroon> nailox how about 0775?
[10:19] <atlanticwaters> ·_·
[10:19] <nailox> let me try..
[10:19] <Stanley00> Neroon: what's your problem exactly?
[10:20] <Neroon> Stanley00: Ubuntu boots fine, XP just gives me the blinking cursor and I've been trying almost everything for 3 days now (almost nonstop)
[10:20] <nailox> Neroon, again perm. denied
[10:21] <Neroon> nailox: Then I don't know, sorry
[10:21] <nailox> np
[10:21] <Neroon> Stanley00: XP is on sda2, ubuntu on sda1
[10:21] <Stanley00> nailox: mine has sgid perm for /var/mail
[10:22] <AdmiralSausage> Where is grub2's install device held in ubuntu config files? (the device the loader is written to each time you install a kernel via apt, not the device holding /boot)?
[10:22] <Stanley00> Neroon: hmm, blink cursor for XP, look like some XP issue...
[10:23] <AdmiralSausage> somewhere in /etc/grub.d?
[10:23] <Neroon> Stanley00: No it isnt, since I tried a clone of it on a separate hdd as primary sda1 and it works
[10:24] <x1_IRC_Boy> @all hello
[10:24] <Stanley00> Neroon: hmm, yes, that's exactly the microsoft problem, it wont boot on the second primary partition :))
[10:24] <x1_IRC_Boy> hey
[10:25] <Mangeh> hello?
[10:25] <x1_IRC_Boy> @stanley00 hello
[10:25] <Stanley00> hi x1_IRC_Boy
[10:25] <Neroon> Stanley00: Thanks, Captain Obvious ;-) But there has to be a solution regarding grub2
[10:25] <Mangeh> I need help?
[10:25] <Neroon> hi
[10:25] <oCean> Mangeh: just describe your issue/question (detailed, single line) here in the channel
[10:26] <Mangeh> I'll paste the thing into that link in the topic
[10:26] <Mangeh> http://paste.ubuntu.com/700961/
[10:26] <Mangeh> It a problem with libc6
[10:27] <Stanley00> Neroon: lol, there's an option in grub to remap partition, dont know if grub2 has it...
[10:27] <cristian_c> Hi
[10:27] <Neroon> Stanley00: grub1 had map, grub2 has devicemap but i found only how to remap 2 different hdds
[10:27] <frunk> What plugin do I need to get midis working on ubuntu?
[10:28] <maxagaz> hi
[10:29] <Neroon> Stanley00: so the line in grub.cfg I tried was devicemap (hd0) (hd1) but imho that only would map harddisk 1 to harddisk 2
[10:29] <maxagaz> when I change the amplification of the microphone until reaching a good level, it automatically goes up, how to prevent this strange behaviour ?
[10:29] <Mangeh> oCean: I try to install mysql-server and libc6 gets an error, then i try to install libc6 and this happens http://paste.ubuntu.com/700961/
[10:29] <Neroon> Stanley00: And I can't find any detailed information about devicemap anywhere ...
[10:30] <greyster> looking for free web host. suggestions anyone please
[10:30] <Stanley00> Neroon: yep, I'm finding nothing here, too.
[10:30] <Neroon> Stanley00: Thank god it's not me ;-)
[10:30] <cristian_c> The problem is about a keyboard called Wireless Media Desktop (by Labtec): many buttons do not work with KeyTouch. I noticed that the codes for keys do not match in KeyTouch and Xev
[10:30] <cristian_c> Why?
[10:31] <Stanley00> Mangeh: why dont you try upgrade your system?
[10:31] <Neroon> Stanley00: god, how i hate grub2 ... I would go back to grub if it weren't for burg
[10:31] <bazhang> greyster, #ubuntu-offtopic for that
[10:31] <Mangeh> Stanley00: it's already upgraded as far as my VPS host will allow
[10:32] <greyster> cheers
[10:32] <Stanley00> Neroon: can you pastebin your grub.cfg?
[10:32] <oCean> Mangeh: that's a nasty error, but I think you should start updating your current system. Or do all apt-get actions give you these errors?
[10:32] <Mangeh> oCean: yes, everything i try to install gets a libc6 error
[10:33] <cristian_c> I did many tests
[10:33] <Mangeh> oCean: you're saying i should re-install the OS?
[10:33] <oCean> Mangeh: have you tried a  sudo dpkg --configure -a  ?
[10:33] <cristian_c> However I do not know how to do :(
[10:33] <Mangeh> oCean: No, i will try that
[10:33] <bene__> thghffdhjnfxhjf
[10:33] <cristian_c> Have you any ideas?
[10:34] <Mangeh> oCean: i got a segmentation fault again.
[10:34] <Neroon> Stanley00: Actually, I can't since it's my 2nd pc and oh overjoy: my Main Monitor with 2 connectors went down the drain 5 days ago
[10:34] <bene__> jnkhjbkh
[10:34] <oCean> bene__: stop that
[10:34] <Neroon> Stanley00: So I would have to disconnect this pc, and reconnect the other one, booting, copying, pasting
[10:35] <oCean> Mangeh: what is your current ubuntu version?
[10:36] <Mangeh> oCean: 10.04 LTS
[10:36] <oCean> Mangeh: what does  dpkg -l libc6  output?
[10:37] <Mangeh> oCean: http://paste.ubuntu.com/700964/
[10:37] <userlinuxul> ciao a tutti
[10:38] <oCean> Mangeh: hm, it says "F" with status, meaning it's not properly configured
[10:38] <Jordan_U> !bootinfo | Neroon
[10:38] <userlinuxul> olà
[10:38] <userlinuxul> algum brasileiro
[10:38] <oCean> Mangeh: can you try  sudo dpkg --configure libc6
[10:38] <userlinuxul> ???
[10:38] <oCean> !br | userlinuxul
[10:39] <Mangeh> oCean: http://paste.ubuntu.com/700966/
[10:39] <Neroon> Jordan_U I'll give it a try later, thanks
[10:40] <cristian_c> Have you ever had a similar problem?
[10:41] <Jordan_U> Neroon: It's definitely worth the hastle of re-connecting things as without boot info script output it's difficult to determine the problem, though at a guess I would say that you probably either moved the start of the Windows partition (Windows' bootloader can't cope with that) or accidentily installed grub to the Windows PBR (you should never install grub to a partition).
[10:41] <oCean> Mangeh: hmm, we're in some kind of nasty loop here. We have to find a way to configure libc6, not sure how yet
[10:42] <Sidewinder1> cristian_c, Perhaps some one in ##hardware has experienced the same problem?
[10:42] <Jordan_U> Neroon: I seriously doubt that grub itself is misconfigured in any way.
[10:42] <cristian_c> Sidewinder1, Thanks! :D
[10:42] <Sidewinder1> NP
[10:42] <Neroon> Jordan_U actually it's a image (clonezilla) and it works when sitting all alone on the first partition (primary) of a hdd
[10:43] <Neroon> Jordan_U and I need it to run on sda2 with ubuntu on sda1
[10:44] <Neroon> Jordan_U and the thing is, it worked perfectly even on a logical partition with w2k
[10:45] <Jordan_U> Neroon: The start of the partition (as in the position on the disk, not the partition number) is hard coded in the Windows bootloader. You can't clone a Windows partition and have it still be bootable unless the clone also starts at the exact same sector as the original or the boot sector is fixed for the new partition start.
[10:45] <cromag> using scp -P port -r folder username@ip:destinationfolder keeps adding the same folders again and again, just in lower leves for some reason - what am i doing wrong ?
[10:45] <xistance> saureno: I'm on my phone comp wont boot up
[10:46] <Jordan_U> Neroon: That is your problem, ##windows can probably help you with correcting the boot sector to account for the new starting sector.
[10:46] <surround> how to show a screenshot to all of u
[10:46] <Jordan_U> !screenshot | surround
[10:46] <RP64> hey guys im following a guide on ubuntu.com but im stuck on one of the steps can anyone help me out with that :'(
[10:46] <surround> ubottu: Thanks
[10:47] <RP64> ubottu: are you a bot?
[10:47] <Neroon> Jordan_U: If that were true, it would have changed since w2k, but fine. I'll try the windows channel, although i really doubt there will be any help if I mention grub2 ...
[10:47] <theadmin> RP64: Yes, she's a bot, don't bother her.
[10:47] <RP64> he's*
[10:48] <theadmin> RP64: I beleive some factoid stated ubottu is female.
[10:48] <RP64> theadmin: I happen to know ubottu is a he
[10:48] <theadmin> Can't remember which though
[10:48] <Jordan_U> !gender | theadmin
[10:48] <theadmin> Jordan_U: Thanks.
[10:48] <Mangeh> lol
[10:48] <RP64> theadmin: He's lying for strategy
[10:49] <theadmin> RP64: Don't be paranoid :/
[10:49] <RP64> theadmin:  I'm not it's obvious
[10:49] <surround> http://imagebin.org/177078
[10:50] <Jordan_U> Neroon: This is the way that Windows' bootloader has always worked. Some tools will automatically fix the boot sector when copying a Windows partition, but a straight bit for bit copy will never work if the starting sector changes.
[10:50] <surround> See that & help me solve wine problem^^
[10:50] <soreau> Jordan_U: Hey, how do you load the grub boot menu in Natty?
[10:50] <Mangeh> surround: why are you using firefox through wine?
[10:50] <Jordan_U> soreau: Hold shift.
[10:50] <soreau> xistance: ^^
[10:50] <theadmin> surround: Dude... Firefox has a native Linux version, don't fsck your brains...
[10:50] <RP64> Guys I'm following steps on installing video drivers manually and I'm stuck because it wants me to update a file called etc/X11/xorg.conf but I don't have that
[10:50] <surround> Mangeh: I was trying to use IDM in LInus
[10:51] <surround> LInux
[10:51] <theadmin> RP64: You have to create it
[10:51] <Gentoo64> RP64, try running nvidia-xconfig
[10:51] <Gentoo64> it should make one thta works
[10:51] <soreau> Jordan_U: That's what I thought, thanks
[10:51] <RP64> Gentoo64: Wait.... can I PM you because it's a huge long story about me and these drivers
[10:51] <Jordan_U> soreau: You're welcome.
[10:51] <surround> theadmin: OFFICE 2007 also have same problem
[10:51] <RP64> theadmin: Seriously? But wouldn't you have to download it  how would I create it it has to have something in it right
[10:52] <surround> theadmin: Open office does not handle docx file well
[10:52] <matzinger> hallo, war gestern bereits hier wegen einem netzwerkproblem. und zwar geht es um die downloadgeschwindigkeit unter ubuntu. problem: unter ubuntu (wlan, intel 3945ABG chip) ist der downstream sehr langsam (rund 120kb trotz 16000er leitung). ubuntu (per kabel) läuft sehr schnell, es kommen rund 13000 kbit/s an. unter windows habe ich auch über wlan die hohe geschwindigkeit, http://paste.ubuntu.com/700970/
[10:52] <RP64> gentoo64: It's not a huge long story but its just very specific
[10:52] <oCean> !de | matzinger
[10:52] <Gentoo64> RP64, ok. well to make one you edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:52] <jrib> RP64: why aren't you using the "Hardware Drivers" or "Additional Drivers" tool?
[10:52] <RP64> matzinger wir sprechen englisch hier mein freund
[10:52] <RP64> Gentoo64 I don't have that file though so I cant edit it
[10:52] <matzinger> sorry
[10:53] <Gentoo64> RP64, edit as in make
[10:53] <theadmin> RP64: xorg.conf is honestly no longer required. The missing sections are auto-configured. If all sections are missing (i.e. file is empty or doesn't exist), it autoconfigures, well, everything
[10:53] <RP64> gentoo64: so what were you talking about when you said "to make one "
[10:53] <Gentoo64> RP64, vim / nano whatever on that file and save it
[10:53] <Gentoo64> then itll be made
[10:53] <surround> Mangeh: FIrefox is not a problem , problem is BLACK bars that appear while scrolling mouse over menu
[10:53] <RP64> gentoo64 I dont know what vim or nano is
[10:53] <oCean> Mangeh: I'm not sure, but I think booting a livecd and installing a previous version of libc6 in your mounted installation might be the only way. Since your libc6 is currently half configured
[10:53] <Gentoo64> RP64, in terminal do sudo touch /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:53] <Gentoo64> see it now?
[10:53] <Mangeh> oCean: what is a livecd?
[10:54] <RP64> WAIT
[10:54] <RP64> i just entered that command gentoo64 just said
[10:54] <RP64> was that a malicious command
[10:54] <RP64> because nothing happened
[10:54] <RP64> now im scared!
[10:54] <FloodBot1> RP64: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:54] <oCean> Mangeh: boot an installation cd, and at boot choose 'rescue a broken system'
[10:54] <RP64> gentoo64: oh wait now I see it in X11... how did that work?
[10:54] <Mangeh> oCean: this error is on my VPS, i dont have access to it physically
[10:55] <surround> Has anybody solved wine error like that http://imagebin.org/177078
[10:55] <surround> same image ^^
[10:55] <surround> i mean to say black bars
[10:55] <theadmin> surround: You may have luck with substituting the DLL for uxtheme.dll with a real one... But not sure to be honest
[10:55] <oCean> Mangeh: aw, that's a bigger problem then. Again, I am not sure, but it may require a re-install. Of course, you can ask here how to fix the half-configured libc6
[10:55] <RP64> gentoo64: How'd that work why can I see it now ?
[10:56] <Jordan_U> RP64: No, it was simply a command to create the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf But please do answer jrib's question about why you aren't using the "Additional Drivers" tool.
[10:56] <Mangeh> oCean: i will ask for a reinstall. Thanks for the help
[10:56] <oCean> Mangeh: ok, you're welcome
[10:56] <RP64> well the reason I'm not using the default ways to get the Nvidia drivers is because everytime I do that, it completely breaks my Ubuntu installation. With ubuntu 11.04 I can't even login at any point, but
[10:57] <Gentoo64> RP64, brb
[10:57] <Arial700>  Can I use LFS(linux from Scratch) for my target architecture ARM on x86 -- I mean cross compilation!! In the whole CLFS book there is not even a word about ARM architecture
[10:57] <oCean> surround: for help with wine, join #winehq channel
[10:57] <Gentoo64> RP64, touc command creates an empty file
[10:57] <surround> theadmin: Uxthemedll where it is located
[10:57] <surround> oCean: Thanks a lot
[10:57] <jrib> RP64: what does "completely breaks" mean?
[10:57] <theadmin> surround: Real one I mean copied from Windows, well... If you don't have a Windows setup, honestly can not help
[10:57] <cristian_c> Sidewinder1, on ##hardware I have been told that my hardware is working fine, but my software isn't bottom line is, my keyboard is generating signals just fine. KeyTouch is not interpretting them correctly
[10:57] <RP64> with 10.10, I install ubuntu it works fine, right now as an example, but as soon as I install the drivers for nvidia, my computer blackscreens whenever I log in
[10:57] <Neroon> Jordan_U Thanks for pointing me in another direction (xp, grub2). I may have found a method now to make it work.
[10:57] <cristian_c> *interpreting
[10:57] <oCean> Arial700: how is that an ubuntu question?
[10:57] <Jordan_U> Neroon: You're welcome.
[10:57] <RP64> so basically, I tried all the workarounds for that, none of them worked, nomodeset , etc. etc.
[10:57] <RP64> for 3 days I tried
[10:58] <theadmin> Arial700: You're better off asking in #lfs :/
[10:58] <surround> theadmin: I have windows7
[10:58] <RP64> so I finally just thought, I'll install the drivers off the official  Nvidia website and if that doesn't work I'll just try another distro
[10:58] <jrib> RP64: you get to the login screen without issues after installing the nvidia drivers the supported way?
[10:58] <Gentoo64> Arial700, ofc you can
[10:58] <dr_willis> RP64:  try the beta of 11.10 yet? nvidia works better in it for me i noticed.
[10:58] <surround> dialup: In which folder uxtheme.dll situated
[10:58] <RP64> what? it just turns on, shows the login screen, I log in and it blackscreens
[10:58] <theadmin> surround: Might do just fine. Open it, search for uxtheme.dll in the windows folder, copy it to anywhere on your Ubuntu system, run winecfg, and dll-override it
[10:58] <RP64> jrib it blackscreens when you log in so thats a huge problem, i tried all workarounds for 3 days
[10:59] <Sidewinder1> cristian_c, I'm sorry I can't assist; my keyboard is very, very old and I'm not familiar with yours. :-(
[10:59] <RP64> jrib and also this can't be that bad of a method , it's from nvidia's own website
[10:59] <surround> theadmin: Let me check
[10:59] <jrib> RP64: did the classic session work ok?
[10:59] <RP64> jrib what , no sessions work after I install those drivers
[10:59] <Arial700> oCean, theadmin : You are true.. I'm posting simultaniously ! B'se someone here might have tried it!
[10:59] <cristian_c> Sidewinder1, thanks anyway for the support :)
[10:59] <RP64> jrib what do you mean classic session
[10:59] <Sidewinder1> :D
[10:59] <dr_willis> RP64:  gdm works. but not the actual desktop - thats an interesting bug. i wonder what happens if you would use a simple window manager like openbox or icewm
[11:00] <jrib> RP64: at the login screen you can choose different sessions
[11:00] <RP64> jrib I can get into recovery session but none of the methods that would fix such a problem work, believe me I tried for 3 days straight
[11:00] <theadmin> Arial700: We only support Ubuntu in here... Check #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:00] <RP64> jrib that's why im finally trying this and if it doesn't work i'll do a different distro
[11:00] <RP64> but this should work
[11:00] <oCean> Arial700: don't, first it's not polite to crosspost, second this channel is for ubuntu support only
[11:00] <RP64> i mean i want to use ubuntu
[11:01] <dr_willis> RP64:  whats the exact nvidia chipset?
[11:01] <RP64> dr_willis:  it's 9700GM i think its called
[11:01] <RP64> dr_willis:  not GM what's the code for their notebook series
[11:02] <RP64> dr_willis:  GeForce 9700M GT
[11:02] <kaellan> what is ppa ?
[11:02] <kaellan> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
[11:03] <Arial700> oCean, theadmin : Alright :) Thanks anyways!! :)
[11:03] <oCean> !ppa | kaellan
[11:03] <theadmin> kaellan: Personal Package Archive, a repository hosted on Launchpad
[11:03] <theadmin> Damn, ubottu, you're too quick of a typist
[11:03] <Mangeh> lol
[11:03] <dr_willis> RP64:  it could be more of a compiz issue then a driver issue.  or a compiz-driver bug issue. Id try adding a low-end window manager like openbox and see if it works, then try making a new user, see if that works in any sessions. (openbox and gnome) then if all else fails. try out the beta of 11.10 i found nvidia worked much better for my 'problem' nvidia boxes in 11.10.
[11:03] <Mangeh> ubottu is a bot though XD
[11:03] <kaellan> ocean:ppa:gwibber-daily/ppa is corect or how d i find ?
[11:04] <oCean> kaellan: please follow the links ubottu gave you, using ppa's is explained there
[11:04] <oCean> !addppa > kaellan
[11:04] <RP64> dr_willis:  I'm for sure it's a driver issue because im on ubuntu perfectly fine right now using nouveau
[11:04] <riek42> I have a problem with a dual boot installation on a thinkpad x121e (3051): windows 7 64bit somehow had a third partition during installation (boot partition?), after that i tried to install ubuntu and now there doesn't come grub (i installed grub on the correct hard drive in the mbr [tried it twice]) after the ubuntu installation finishes and i restart
[11:04] <Mangeh> !addppa > Mangeh
[11:04] <dr_willis> RP64:  thats amuseing.. i find Nouveau dosent work at ALL for me on my 3 nvidia systems. :)
[11:05] <jrib> RP64: do what dr_willis said first.  Note that there was also an issue with the nvidia driver (which should be fixed in 11.04) where it would try to use external display as default display and an option needed to be added to xorg.conf to workaround this (it is (was?) mentioned in the wiki hovewer)
[11:05] <RP64> dr_willis:  lol strange but maybe it's because my card is from 2008 and i heard the newer ubuntus stopped legacy support but i think its silly 2008 is legacy
[11:05] <Gentoo64> nouveau has much less issues
[11:05] <surround> theadmin: Ifound two files which one to copy one with only dll extension or one with .dll.mui extension
[11:05] <dr_willis> i had many more issues with nouveau. but it does depend on your exact chipset.
[11:05] <RP64> jrib: why should I do what he said first I'm certain it's a driver issue
[11:06] <kaellan> what to type in the "ppa:user/ppa-name" part of  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:user/ppa-name ?
[11:06] <jrib> RP64: to be certain
[11:06] <dr_willis> RP64:  if you dont want suggestions  then.. well.. good luck.
[11:06] <RP64> dr_willis: I do want suggestions but i just know for sure its driver I was just saying because he told me to do that thing you said first
[11:06] <jrib> RP64: the driver in the repositories is the driver from nvidia.  The advantage is you get automatic updates
[11:07] <Gentoo64> show
[11:07] <RP64> dr_willis and jrib : I dont even know what compiz is im not skilled with all of this so basically I dont want to do that step because I dont even know how to and im really tired from doing this all for 4 days now lol
[11:07] <RP64> and its like 4 AM
[11:07] <RP64> I started trying to fix this again at 3 PM
[11:07] <RP64> i suck at it
[11:07] <dr_willis> RP64:  compiz is the window manager that gives you fancy eye candy. If  noveau works.. then use noveau i guess..
[11:07] <Gentoo64> RP64, basically do you want games?
[11:08] <RP64> dr_willis: but I hate nouveau because my card is really really good and I need the official driver otherwise I would just use vista
[11:08] <jrib> RP64: like I suggested, choose "classic" as your session from the login screen.  dr_willis suggested you try an even more basic session such as icewm or openbox and then try logging in with a different user
[11:08] <RP64> gentoo64: I don't want games but I want my money's worth for display experience
[11:08] <RP64> jrib: Oh you mean change the session if it , right OK
[11:08] <dr_willis> so theres no actual 'problem' with useing noveau? you just feel cheated? huh?
[11:08] <Gentoo64> RP64, nvidia has 3d accel (games) which you dont want and vdpau (accelerated video) which you may want. apart from that nouveau is fine for normal use and less issues / bugs in genreal
[11:08] <RP64> jrib and dr_willis : But basically my computer isn't blackscreening right now so I can't test dr willis's method
[11:09] <jrib> RP64: so install the nvidia driver through additional drivers and reboot :)
[11:09] <RP64> gentoo64: It's just I watch lots of movies including blu ray rips
[11:09] <RP64> gentoo64: you know, for movies, shows, things like that I want the best out of my card
[11:09] <Gentoo64> RP64, what happenes when you install it from additional drivers then? nvidia will be best for movies
[11:09] <dr_willis> You may want to break down  and try 11.10.. if it has the same issue. definatly file a bug report on it.
[11:09] <Gentoo64> in players that support vdpau (mplayer2 etc)
[11:09] <RP64> gentoo64: when I install it from additional drivers? Like I said before , that causes the black screen of death which made me reinstall
[11:10] <Gentoo64> ah ok thats common in here
[11:10] <Gentoo64> lol
[11:10] <oCean> kaellan: you use the name as specified in the launchpad page for that ppa, just under "Adding this ppa to your system"
[11:10] <RP64> gentoo64: what's vdpau lol
[11:10] <Gentoo64> RP64, so it plays videos with the gpu instead of the cpu
[11:10] <Gentoo64> makes them not tear too
[11:10] <RP64> gentoo64: in what case it does that?
[11:11] <yacc> Any idea how to debug a journal write hang that is not causing any kernel messages, beyond a jbd2 kernel thread that is stuck in D?
[11:11] <Mangeh> How do i remove Q:lines from UnrealIRC?
[11:11] <Gentoo64> RP64, if you have a movie mplayer say mplayer2 it will use vdpau if its supported
[11:11] <surround> theadmin: i opened wine cfg
[11:11] <jrib> RP64: you don't have to reinstall, you just use recovery mode and disable the driver.  You can use jockey-text to do so or just delete your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:11] <Gentoo64> ie you have nvidia drivers installed
[11:11] <theadmin> surround: Find the dll overrides section and do your thing
[11:11] <RP64> jrib: Oh really? what would I enter into the recovery's terminal
[11:11] <RP64> jrib: to do that
[11:12] <RP64> Gentoo64: Oh I see so that's a better way to view movies then?
[11:12] <yacc> (Ubuntu 10.04.3LTS, ext4fs on LUKS/LVM hdd, journal_dev on LVM/SSD. The SSD contains also the rootfs => and that stays fully responsive)
[11:12] <cjs> How do I get Wine to run a game full-screen?
[11:12] <jrib> RP64: in recovery mode, choose root prompt, type and use "jockey-text"
[11:12] <Gentoo64> RP64, yea but its not needed at all ... you can play videos fine without vdpau
[11:12] <yacc> data=journal mode too.
[11:13] <surround> theadmin: there is option but it is not allowing me to override uxtheme with my uxtheme that i had copied from windows
[11:13] <RP64> Gentoo64 and jrib: So can I install these drivers from Nvidia's website and if it causes blackscreen, just uninstall the drivers through recovery mode 's terminal
[11:13] <Gentoo64> RP64, yes
[11:13] <jrib> RP64: sure, but then you won't be able to use jockey.  You'd have to read nvidia documentation.
[11:13] <Gentoo64> nvidias drivers have an uninstall script
[11:13] <RP64> jrib: What?? jockey is nvidia's own tool to delete it's driver?
[11:13] <theadmin> surround: Well, I don't use Wine so I can't keep on guessing
[11:13] <Gentoo64> RP64, everyone i know hasnt solved the black screen problem by installing them manually though
[11:13] <RP64> jrib: oh it's ubuntus tool
[11:14] <Davst> I'm having a issue with a curl request http://pastie.org/2626219 I get "one or more items required" from the server and to my knowledge I'm passing a perfectly good item according to: http://trakt.tv/api-docs/lists-items-add
[11:14] <RP64> jrib: what is jockey???
[11:14] <RP64> Gentoo64: Oh OK , someone here suggested it before OK I won't do it then
[11:15] <Gentoo64> RP64, jockey is ubuntus driver thing
[11:15] <Sidewinder1> surround, Have you asked in #winehq?
[11:15] <RP64> Gentoo64: So the only 2 methods to delete a driver manually when facing a blackscreen crisis is with jockey, or to read commands from nvidia's own documentation?
[11:16] <Gentoo64> RP64, yes jockey will remove it if installed from ubuntu, the other one will uninstall it if you manually done it
[11:16] <kardia> hi
[11:16] <RP64> Gentoo64: So what's the other one... are you saying if I get blackscreen after manually installing im stuck haha
[11:17] <RP64> Gentoo64: but getting blackscreen from ubuntu's installation im not stuck
[11:17] <Gentoo64> RP64, id use nouveau tbh, ubuntu seems to have so many problems with nvidia
[11:17] <choco> some body can help me???
[11:17] <choco> how to install driver for canon pixma ip2770 in ubuntu 11.04???
[11:18] <RP64> Gentoo64: Really... but I figure it won't make my movies look as good. Infact I've looked through some movies and shows etc. and they dont look as good as when I use vista
[11:18] <Gentoo64> RP64, its probably the player (vlc?)
[11:18] <RP64> Gentoo64: and youtube lags and doesn't HD properly
[11:18] <Gentoo64> nvidia drivers shouldnt affect the image quality, but how much cpu usage it uses
[11:18] <RP64> Gentoo64: What... seriously ?
[11:18] <Gentoo64> RP64, flash does support vdpau
[11:19] <GriGi> Hi, i got little question, anybody here use some download managers like JDownloader?
[11:19] <RP64> Gentoo64: hold on are you 100% sure about this because I thought drivers did effect image quality
[11:19] <GriGi> are there some good program like jdownloader, for ubuntu? i know i can launch jdownloader on linux too but i don't like this program
[11:19] <Gentoo64> RP64, i use both nvidia and nouveau on 2 installs, they both look the same except nvidias are faster and dont tear
[11:20] <brontosaurusrex> question about string manipulation http://pastebin.com/yuCAhz0W
[11:20] <RP64> Gentoo64: but maybe your nvidia card isn't a special high end one
[11:20] <brontosaurusrex> how should i go about that?
[11:20] <Gentoo64> RP64, theyre all the same for image quality
[11:20] <RP64> gentoo64: that doesn't make sense ...
[11:20] <Gentoo64> it does
[11:20] <RP64> gentoo64: if they were all the same why would they sell different ones
[11:20] <Gentoo64> RP64, better ones are faster for 3d
[11:20] <Gentoo64> faster clocks, more shaders etc
[11:21] <RP64> Gentoo64: Right well wouldnt this better one I have be better for , processing speed of all video? Also, I noticed there's no shadows under anything
[11:21] <Gentoo64> RP64, almost all modern nvidia cards support vdpau and should be able to play video using 0% cpu
[11:21] <RP64> Gentoo64: I managed to get my video working with nvidia for 30 seconds at one point usinv nouveau.blacklist=1 and the image quality improved there was more depth to the colours and also shadows under things that aren't there now
[11:22] <RP64> Gentoo64: it's not if they're able to but putting out its highest output possible that i want
[11:22] <Gentoo64> RP64, the colors may be slightly different i noticed that too, nouveau seems slightly more washed out
[11:22] <RP64> gentoo64: I saw a difference in my display when it was working for 30 seconds
[11:22] <RP64> Gentoo64: aha see so you do admit there is a difference
[11:22] <Gentoo64> RP64, i agree
[11:22] <Gentoo64> but thats only some brightness thing basically
[11:22] <RP64> Gentoo64: exactly see so that's why I want to not use nouveau... i mean
[11:23] <RP64> gentoo64: I want to get the best out of my display otherwise I will just not enjoy using ubuntu it'll feel like a downgrade
[11:23] <Gentoo64> i dont know how to fix the black screen
[11:23] <RP64> Gentoo64:  i know, nobody does
[11:23] <Gentoo64> i understand though, you got a good card you want to use nvidia. but from my experience lurking in here everyone has problems with nvidia on ubuntu
[11:23] <RP64> Gentoo64: should I try debian?
[11:23] <Gentoo64> i dont know
[11:24] <RP64> Gentoo64: do you know of other distros compatibility with nvidia
[11:24] <bovv> hello
[11:24] <Gentoo64> RP64, all of them
[11:24] <RP64> gentoo64 so which ones do you know have great compatibility with it
[11:24] <RP64> debian?
[11:24] <RP64> mint ?
[11:24] <Gentoo64> ive never used debian
[11:24] <Gentoo64> try mint
[11:24] <Gentoo64> its basically uubntu and it might work
[11:24] <bovv> I am having trouble getting my mic to work on my new laptop.
[11:24] <tyhgu> hello
[11:24] <Gentoo64> without problems
[11:24] <RP64> gentoo64 which ones have you tried
[11:25] <Gentoo64> arch and gentoo
[11:25] <RP64> gentoo64: haha same as your name , but OK so did they work with nvidia drivers well ?
[11:25] <Gentoo64> yea perfectly
[11:25] <bovv> Laptop: ASUS K53U AMD C-50 CPU w/ ATI graphics on chip.
[11:25] <RP64> gentoo64: by the way is your 64 in your name taken from nintendo 64 or commodore or
[11:25] <Gentoo64> 64 bit
[11:25] <Gentoo64> lol
[11:25] <RP64> Gentoo64:  lol oh
[11:25] <Gentoo64> its just my hostname
[11:25] <bovv> I am running Ubuntu 10.04 LTS 32bit.
[11:25] <RP64> Gentoo64:  OK but I haven't heard of gentoo is it mainly a developers distro
[11:26] <Gentoo64> no
[11:26] <RP64> Gentoo64:  what's it most useful for
[11:26] <Gentoo64> RP64, id try mint
[11:26] <bovv> Any ideas?
[11:26] <Gentoo64> RP64, cant explain offtopic
[11:26] <RP64> Gentoo64:  can you PM it to me then
[11:26] <Gentoo64> too long to explain. you probably wont like it if you dont know what vim or nano are
[11:26] <burg> hello. how do i give an admin user full rights to all home folders? the admin user must be different from root, and other users must keep their full permissions on their home folder
[11:26] <RP64> Gentoo64: also are you saying that there's no point in downloading drivers off of nvidia's official website because it'll be the exact same thing as downloading it from ubuntu's source
[11:27] <RP64> Gentoo64:  haha  yea i probably wouldn't then
[11:27] <Gentoo64> RP64, theres no harm in trying
[11:27] <RP64> Gentoo64:  well if you're sure it wouldn't work though I 'd rather trust you instead of wasting time cus I am super tired lol
[11:27] <bovv> I am having trouble getting my mic to work on my new laptop.
[11:27] <Gentoo64> RP64, you can uninstall them, but if your thinking of trying another distro then you got nothing to lose ..
[11:27] <bovv> Laptop: ASUS K53U AMD C-50 CPU w/ ATI graphics on chip.
[11:27] <bovv> I am running Ubuntu 10.04 LTS 32bit.
[11:27] <bovv> Any ideas?
[11:27] <RP64> Gentoo64:  OK I'll try it this way , last time, and then if this blackscreens I'll just install mint
[11:28] <Gentoo64> RP64, what card is it btw?
[11:28] <RP64> Gentoo64: GeForce 9700M GT
[11:28] <bovv> I am having trouble getting my mic to work on my new laptop.
[11:28] <bovv> Laptop: ASUS K53U AMD C-50 CPU w/ ATI graphics on chip.
[11:28] <bovv> I am running Ubuntu 10.04 LTS 32bit.
[11:28] <bovv> Any ideas?
[11:29] <Gentoo64> bovv, try alsamixer
[11:29] <MonkeyDust> bovv: in Terminal, type alsamixer
[11:29] <Gentoo64> thats the first thing you should try
[11:29] <Gentoo64> sometimes trhe volumes are muted by default
[11:29] <antnash> Hey guys. If I've got a disk formatted with LVM can I add another disk into that later? So start with a 2TB disk, add another later and end up with what looks like a 2 TB disk
[11:29] <RP64> Gentoo64:  http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_9700m_gt_us.html
[11:29] <bovv> Gentoo64, MonkeyDust: alsamixer.... ok.... also, it appears that my system is using pulseaudio for audio.
[11:29] <antnash> 4TB I meant
[11:30] <bovv> Trying alsamixer now.
[11:30] <Gentoo64> RP64, i dont know about that card. nvidia drivers should work with all cards though
[11:30] <RP64> Gentoo64:  haha but they don't :'(
[11:30] <Gentoo64> bovv, alsamixer is the underlying base to pulse though
[11:30] <RP64> ;'(
[11:30] <bovv> Ah!
[11:31] <bovv> Gentoo64, MonkeyDust: here is the result from alsamixer: "This sound device does not have any capture controls."
[11:32] <bovv> Also, when I do an F2, it does not show any numbers next to sequencers.
[11:33] <zakidine> what is it the "release key"
[11:34] <Gentoo64> bovv, im not sure
[11:34] <RP64> Gentoo64: Hey I have a problem here on manually installing the driver
[11:34] <Gentoo64> i dont know much about all the sound stuff tbh. in the system settings in there a sound section
[11:35] <Gentoo64> where you can tick box what cards are active?
[11:35] <Gentoo64> RP64, whats it say?
[11:35] <RP64> Gentoo64:  on ubuntu.com it tells me a step where I have to open " linux-restricted-modules-common " in etc/default, but  i open that and it is completely empty
[11:35] <bovv> Is there some kind of paid service from Ubuntu?  I really just want this to work and I would just be happy to pay them $50 just to get this working.
[11:35] <RP64> Gentoo64:  it tells me i have to put in something to a line that should already be in it, but the whole document is empty
[11:36] <Gentoo64> RP64, no idea about that. normally you extrack the file and run inthe install.run
[11:36] <RP64> Gentoo64: Oh can you tell me how to do that ?
[11:36] <Gentoo64> did you extract the file?
[11:36] <RP64> Gentoo64:  no , how would I
[11:36] <Gentoo64> youll need nouveau blacklisted
[11:36] <Gentoo64> is it still?
[11:36] <RP64> Gentoo64:  OK im gonna follow your instructions lol
[11:36] <RP64> Gentoo64:  instead because they make more sense
[11:36] <SU8501L> antnash, is your volume encrypted
[11:37] <RP64> Gentoo64:  no because its a new install
[11:37] <stephanmg> hello ubuntu users. i want to memorize my SSH passphrase so i put: 1) keychain id_rsa id_dsa and 2) . ~/.keychain/$(uname -n)-sh in my .bashrc. but it won't remember the passphrase. suggestions?
[11:37] <GOMI> how do i get stereo mix in audacity , i want to record something from a website stream ?
[11:37] <GOMI> -am missing that option
[11:37] <RP64> Gentoo64:  hey but if I'm gonna do your method then can you help me undo the step I did for ubuntu.com's method , because it made me download and install some package
[11:37] <RP64> Gentoo64:  it said to input : sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r`
[11:38] <RP64> Gentoo64:  so I did that and it installed something i dont even know what
[11:38] <Gentoo64> RP64, to be honest id just try mint and do it the normal way
[11:38] <Gentoo64> youll find this a royal pita
[11:38] <dr_willis> the headers for your virrent current version. :)
[11:38] <RP64> Gentoo64:  haha too complicated aye
[11:38] <RP64> dr_willis : do you think I should just try mint too
[11:39] <dr_willis> RP64:  i suggested trying the beta version of 11.10 earlier.. I dont care for mint.
[11:39] <RP64> dr_willis:  oh right ,well i hate trying betas so ill just try mint
[11:39] <Gentoo64> RP64, you can update the beta to final
[11:39] <Gentoo64> if it all works well
[11:39] <dr_willis> RP64:  id rather use a beta then mint.. final release is in 2 weeks anyway
[11:40] <RP64> OK im gonna install mint and Ill tell you guys if it works ! because I still love you even if I dont end up using ubuntu
[11:40] <RP64> well I know but
[11:40] <RP64> I just hate betas
[11:40] <RP64> even if they're good ones
[11:40] <Gentoo64> go with whatever you want
[11:40] <FloodBot1> RP64: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:40] <dr_willis> and ive had no issues with nvidia in the beta its work better then the eralier releases
[11:40] <dr_willis> if you go with mint.. you wont get support here for it.
[11:40] <dr_willis> good luck getting support anywhere for it. :)
[11:40] <Gentoo64> RP64, hopefully 11.10 will be an improvement as the current 11.04 seems terrible
[11:40] <RP64> dr_willis : haha yeah I know I would just come back to tell you that it worked
[11:40] <RP64> Gentoo64:  Yeah I can't even boot up 11.04 nevermind login screen
[11:41] <dr_willis> Beta may work just as well or better.. better i imagibne. since it should be using newer stuff then whats in the current mint.
[11:41] <RP64> dr_willis: hmm can i just update from this to the beta of 11.10 then? instead of burning a disk?
[11:41] <Gentoo64> yes
[11:41] <RP64> gentoo64: from 10.10 to 11.10? they let you ?
[11:41] <dr_willis> RP64:  i would suggest its best to do a clean install of 11.10. upgrading can often cause issues.
[11:41] <Gentoo64> id just do the disk
[11:41] <dr_willis> You can upgrade to 11.10 if you wanted. but i never do upgrades
[11:42] <Gentoo64> otherwise you still got all the rubbish youre trying to get rid of in there
[11:42] <RP64> Gentoo64:  should I boot into windows to burn it or can i just burn it thru ubuntu no probs
[11:42] <dr_willis> given that you have tried the nvidia drivers from the nvidia web site.. i definatly think a clean install is best
[11:42] <Gentoo64> RP64, you can burn from ubuntu. but i thought you had a black screen?
[11:42] <tyhgu> hehe
[11:42] <RP64> Gentoo64:  what? no I dont have a blackscreen at the moment because I didn't install nvidia yet
[11:42] <RP64> nvidia drivers  *
[11:42] <Gentoo64> ah ok
[11:42] <dr_willis> You can burn cd's from the console if you really wanted to. :)
[11:42] <tyhgu> linux is much better than windows beacuse you can always make upgrades to newer version
[11:42] <Gentoo64> RP64, yea just burn it with brasero or whaevers built in
[11:42] <tyhgu> but....
[11:43] <RP64> dr_willis: I actually didn't try the ones from the website yet
[11:43] <tyhgu> i don't recommend doing that
[11:43] <RP64> dr_willis: but I figure it's pointless
[11:43] <Gentoo64> RP64, id clean install either way to rul out everything
[11:43] <K-Rich> how do i add a boot image to the disk with brasero ?
[11:43] <Gentoo64> click burn image to disk
[11:43] <RP64> gentoo64: OK are betas as secure as non-betas? because security is important to me
[11:43] <dr_willis> K-Rich:  remastering some sort of disk?
[11:43] <K-Rich> creating one
[11:43] <Gentoo64> RP64, yes they should be, but not always as stable
[11:44] <dr_willis> RP64:  at this time there shouldent be a lot of differance in beta vs final. Unless any big bugs popup. :)
[11:44] <dr_willis> theres being secure, then thers being paranoid. :)
[11:44] <surround> how to update mesa drivers of wine?
[11:45] <Gentoo64> RP64, you'll learn along the way about linux security
[11:45] <RP64> dr_willis: no ive had bad security issues in the past with stupid disaster of a security issue windows XP
[11:45] <Gentoo64> ubuntu has apparmor built in its def worth learning
[11:45] <dr_willis> Biggest danger to a Ubuntu box i find.. is the end user doing somthing they shouldent be doing. :)
[11:45] <thieh> Question:  is there a way for me to disable kernel mode setting on the 11.04 live cd?
[11:45] <K-Rich> i have a 1.44mg image, and i need to burn it as a boot.img to a cd, and have the rest of the directory structure/permissions as the mounted image
[11:45] <RP64> dr_willis: then good because I don't like to mess around with code
[11:45] <dr_willis> bbl. off to the store.
[11:45] <Gentoo64> RP64, ubuntu out the box is a million times more secure than xp
[11:46] <RP64> gentoo64: yeah I know that
[11:46] <dr_willis> RP64:  learning the shell.. is a valueable skill. i dont 'code' but  i do know bash.
[11:46] <Gentoo64> xp might as well be called vulnOS
[11:46] <RP64> Gentoo64: yea my windows is vista
[11:46] <marsfligth> How to resume from 'hibernation' or 'suspend' status pressing the 'usb keyboard' instead of press the computer power button?
[11:46] <RP64> Gentoo64: and I have it configured to be very secure, and fast, but
[11:46] <surround> i am having mesa 7.10 drivers in #winehq channel they suggested me to update mesa 7.10 drivers to 7.11 or later , but how?
[11:46] <Gentoo64> RP64, youll learn along the way about linux security
[11:46] <dr_willis> bbl
[11:46] <surround> they told me it is OS related & i need to contact them
[11:46] <RP64> Gentoo64: when it comes down to it I still hate that the possibility for a horrible security breach is there with windows anyways, so thats why I think linux is better
[11:46] <surround> i mean UBUNTU
[11:47] <surround> I am having linux mint 11
[11:47] <RP64> Gentoo64:  I first used linux with ubuntu in 2008 and it solved all my security issues
[11:47] <Gentoo64> RP64, when you get more explerience on ubuntu play with apparmor
[11:47] <surround> IT is based on linux mint 11
[11:47] <surround> oh my god
[11:47] <dr_willis> surround:  the package manager will show the latest version available. if its to old. you need to use a PPA perhaps. or install from source.
[11:47] <RP64> Gentoo64:  it made it so I stopped being harassed by a hacker and since I switched in 2008 to ubuntu that time, I never had security problems since
[11:47] <MikeChelen> what should i do if a usb flash drive does not appear in fdisk -l?
[11:47] <surround> I have lost my mint
[11:47] <oCean> RP64: Gentoo64, please move that discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:47] <surround> mind
[11:47] <dr_willis> surround:  Mint has its own support channels if you are using Mint.
[11:47] <Gentoo64> ?
[11:47] <oCean> surround: no mint support here
[11:47] <Gentoo64> oCean, is apparmor not supported in here?
[11:47] <RP64> oCean: we are talking about Ubuntu, not mint
[11:47] <RP64> oCean: what are you talking about
[11:47] <}[Oo]{> i can't watch this anymore.
[11:48] <surround> thanks
[11:48] <RP64> oCean: we're not talking about mint thanks anyways for your concern
[11:48] <kardia> ardia
[11:48] <oCean> RP64: your discussion about security on linux/windows is not a support topic.
[11:48] <oCean> RP64: I never said you were talking about mint
[11:49] <Gentoo64> oCean, he was asking about ubuntu if itd be secure or not
[11:49] <RP64> oCean: why dont you mind your own business we were talking about a support issue in the first place
[11:49] <kardia> hi
[11:49] <kardia> #ubuntu
[11:50] <oCean> RP64, Gentoo64 Lots of discussion starting from a support issue end offtopic. I've followed your discussion to the point I don't want it to get more offtopic.
[11:51] <Gentoo64> alright
[11:51] <oCean> kardia: you are already in channel #ubuntu
[11:51] <RP64> Gentoo64: OK i'll burn the beta of 11.10 now and see if it fixes things, by the way after I do that, would it smoothly upgrade into the final release of 11.10?
[11:51] <RP64> oCean: well shows how much of a life you have
[11:51] <oCean> RP64: better drop that attitude
[11:51] <Gentoo64> RP64, yes. but any problems you'll have to join #ubuntu+1 instead of this channnel
[11:51] <RP64> oCean: im not gonna respond to you , you're a troll
[11:52] <RP64> Gentoo64: OK great ill try it
[11:52] <Gentoo64> RP64, youll find it hard to get help if you get banned from here :p
[11:52] <Mangeh> RP64: stop being an ass.
[11:52] <oCean> Mangeh: no need for name calling
[11:52] <Mangeh> oCean, sorry
[11:52] <Gentoo64> RP64, anyway good luck
[11:52] <RP64> i dont think it's a good feeling to start being bossed around on a support chat because I start talking about security i find it rude and also controlling
[11:53] <RP64> so now im closing this
[11:53] <RP64> OK thanks gentoo
[11:58] <cordoval> this works gksudo -u myuser '/bin/wkhtmltopdf --lowquality "http://silslid.local/" "./1.pdf"'
[11:58] <cordoval> this does not work gksudo -u www-data '/bin/wkhtmltopdf --lowquality "http://silslid.local/" "./1.pdf"'
[11:58] <cordoval> why?
[11:58] <thieh> Question:  How do I disable kernel mode setting on the 11.04 live cd?  is it through boot parameters or...?
[11:58] <fjorgynn> when is the new ubuntu going to be released?
[11:59] <Gentoo64> 2 weeks i heard
[11:59] <Klojum> when it's ready.. October 13, i believe
[11:59] <fjorgynn> :D
[11:59] <arand> !schedule | fjorgynn
[11:59] <fjorgynn> but I want xubuntu
[11:59] <fjorgynn> :D
[11:59] <ANDruid> what version of ubuntu do you use?
[11:59] <fjorgynn> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricReleaseSchedule
[11:59] <fjorgynn> ANDruid: Windows 7
[11:59] <fjorgynn> :D
[12:00] <Klojum> Windows... bleggh.. :-)
[12:00] <ANDruid> what???
[12:00] <fjorgynn> and Debian on my server <3
[12:00] <fjorgynn>  14:00:22 up 380 days, 17:32,  2 users,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
[12:00] <fjorgynn> and my vps
[12:00] <Klojum> that's better.
[12:00] <ANDruid> i dont have w7
[12:00] <fjorgynn> but I prefer xfce as desktop
[12:00] <fjorgynn> ANDruid: have you tried win 8?
[12:00] <fjorgynn> I have...
[12:00] <cordoval> this does not work gksudo -u www-data '/bin/wkhtmltopdf --lowquality "http://silslid.local/" "./1.pdf"' why? but it works for my user
[12:01] <fjorgynn> what are you doing?
[12:01] <fjorgynn> adduser cordoval www-data
[12:01] <fjorgynn> what's the problem?
[12:01] <ANDruid> fjorgynn is bot?
[12:01] <akem> Win7 is actually one of the best windows.
[12:01] <Klojum> a bot, asking when the next ubuntu comes out?
[12:01] <fjorgynn> ANDruid: I am bot?
[12:02] <fjorgynn> akem: 2k3 is better
[12:02] <ANDruid> i dont like windows
[12:02] <akem> Win7 and Ubuntu are both great OS.
[12:02] <ANDruid> i like linux
[12:02] <fjorgynn> I like GNU
[12:02] <fjorgynn> ;)
[12:02] <Klojum> I use WinXPSP3 when it's inevitable.
[12:02] <ANDruid> i like code
[12:02] <ANDruid> i like github
[12:02] <fjorgynn> ub will ubuntu use xorg in 11.10 ?
[12:03] <ANDruid> i dont like girls
[12:03] <akem> ANDruid, the thing is Linux is terrible at backward compatibility
[12:03] <ANDruid> is it normal?
[12:03] <Klojum> nobody is perfect, ANDruid ..
[12:03] <akem> i have the first wipeout or old games that runs out of the box on win7
[12:03] <akem> + new ones of course.
[12:03] <ANDruid> i dont like gui
[12:03] <akem> i guess that will change in the future.
[12:03] <fjorgynn> my programs don't work in Windows
[12:03] <ANDruid> i like command
[12:04] <fjorgynn> it complains because it is 16 bit ;D
[12:04] <fjorgynn> Norton Commander <3
[12:04] <Sidewinder1> !enter
[12:04] <akem> hardcore command line?
[12:04] <akem> (:
[12:04] <akem> yea sorry
[12:04] <ANDruid> terminal forever
[12:05] <thieh> I am having trouble booting from the ubuntu livecd (11.04).  from my experiences with other distros It seems disabling KMS would do the trick (radeon driver, x600se).  so how should I disable KMS on the LiveCD?
[12:05] <fjorgynn> sure
[12:05] <yahuda> My mic doesn't work on 11.04 but works on 10.10. Can someone help me?
[12:05] <akem> i'm rxvt addicted too, but i like video games, 3D etc.
[12:05] <fjorgynn> yahuda: my car doesn't work. Can you help me?
[12:05] <ANDruid> i update my ubuntu kenerl and it shows 2 kenerl now.what a shit
[12:05] <fjorgynn> yahuda: information.
[12:06] <yahuda> fjorgynn: no, sry. : (
[12:06] <Gentoo64> ANDruid, thats normal
[12:06] <Gentoo64> it keeps the old one in case the new one doesnt work
[12:06] <yahuda> fjorgynn: what information can i give you?
[12:07] <fjorgynn> yahuda: USB?
[12:07] <fjorgynn> what brand?
[12:07] <fjorgynn> lol
[12:07] <ANDruid> how to be a hacker
[12:07] <fjorgynn> I am a hacker
[12:07] <fjorgynn> I've got cmatrix
[12:07] <fjorgynn> ;D
[12:07] <yahuda> cmatrix rullaz
[12:07] <tyhgu> what's cmatrix?
[12:07] <ANDruid> i am boy and dont liker girls.also i am not guy.so i am confusing about myself
[12:08] <RP64> I just had to join again to say to oCean that you're very rude and disrespectful. Are you representing Ubuntu? Because I'll report you in that case , you are rude and disrespectful for no reason and that isn't a way to speak to people who are using ubuntu , that's less respect than bill gates has ever spoken to me with
[12:08] <yahuda> fjorgynn: No it is not usb, it's just a classic microphone with headphones.
[12:08] <RP64> oCean if someone mentions something even slightly off topic it isn't an excuse to start speaking to them with no respect
[12:08] <RTFMnow> hi, anyone here have a PC with one 500gb advertised sized HDD ?
[12:08] <RTFMnow> I need the extact byte size with this command: hdparm -i /dev/sda | grep LBA
[12:08] <fjorgynn> yahuda: is it on mute?
[12:08] <fjorgynn> ;)
[12:08] <RTFMnow> the LBA is just * 512, I will do that, just paste the line please =)
[12:08] <yahuda> fjorgynn: nope : (
[12:08] <fjorgynn> :(
[12:08] <fjorgynn> no idea.
[12:09] <oCean> RP64: we don't discuss operator actions (or channel guidelines) here. You're welcome to /join #ubuntu-ops for that
[12:09] <fjorgynn> tyhgu: apt-cache search cmatrix
[12:09] <marsfligth> Please, how to resume from 'hibernation' or 'suspend' status pressing the 'usb keyboard' instead of press the computer power button?
[12:09] <RP64> I will
[12:09] <fjorgynn> tyhgu: apt-cache show cmatrix
[12:09] <ANDruid> what is cmatrix?tell me p;z\
[12:09] <tyhgu> aaa
[12:10] <fjorgynn> Description: simulates the display from "The Matrix" It is based on the screensaver from the movie's website. It works with terminal settings up to 132x300 and can scroll lines all at the same rate.
[12:10] <fjorgynn> :D
[12:10] <ANDruid> how to show it?
[12:12] <fjorgynn> :)
[12:12] <fjorgynn> ANDruid: apt-cache show cmatrix
[12:12] <fjorgynn> just type cmatrix in terminal
[12:12] <fjorgynn> after install
[12:12] <fjorgynn> ;)
[12:12] <Phoenix87> re
[12:16] <riek421> i want to do a fresh dual boot install (win7 64bit) but windows creates a msr-partition, which probably fucks up grub, does anyone know how to avoid this partition?
[12:16] <fjorgynn> :)
[12:16] <oCean> riek421: control your language here, please
[12:16] <riek421> oh ok sorry
[12:16] <fjorgynn> riek421: what msr-partition?
[12:16] <fjorgynn> you install win7 first and then linux
[12:17] <riek421> yes thats how i did it
[12:17] <fjorgynn> otherwise you must install grub after
[12:17] <riek421> but it didn't work
[12:17] <riek421> so i try again
[12:17] <riek421> i install windows almost every day, but i've never seen this bsr-partition
[12:18] <riek421> *msr
[12:18] <fjorgynn> choose ntfs?
[12:18] <riek421> its probabaly because of an uefi
[12:18] <riek421> it replaces mbr, says technet
[12:18] <MikeChelen> gparted is not working any time a flash drive is plugged in
[12:18] <riek421> to avoid the restrictions of 4 partitions
[12:19] <chheap> If I install ubuntu-desktop on a kubuntu machine is there anything I should remove or can it cause any problems?
[12:19] <fjorgynn> chheap: no
[12:19] <fjorgynn> chheap:you can use gnome programs in KDE and vice versa
[12:19] <fjorgynn> but it will take up some space
[12:20] <MikeChelen> gparted is not working any time a flash drive is plugged in, and the flash drive is constantly being accessed even when im doing nothing
[12:20] <chheap> fjorgynn: That isnt a problem.
[12:20] <fjorgynn> :)
[12:20] <m3asmi> hello
[12:20] <riek421> ah i just found: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFIBooting
[12:21] <m3asmi> Error: Framework 'Mono / .NET 4.0' not installed
[12:21] <g0rs> is there a way to power down hard disc when the computer is idle? is it possible with ext3 or ext4 file systems?
[12:21] <chheap> I gues i should use gmd as default window manager though?
[12:21] <chheap> gdm*
[12:22] <fjorgynn> gdm isn't that just the login screen?
[12:22] <[deXter]> g0rs: laptop-mode-tools
[12:23] <[deXter]> g0rs: also, look for Jupiter
[12:23] <fjorgynn> chheap: it will chose whatever when you log in
[12:23] <fjorgynn> at the login screen
[12:23] <chheap> fjorgynn: yeah maybe i'l leave it to kdm. But can i modify it's settings from ubuntu?
[12:24] <riek421> does anyone here has experiences with grub uefi boot?
[12:24] <fjorgynn> nope
[12:24] <riek421> damn, i want to have ubuntu on my new thinkpad
[12:25] <ANDruid> i want write a notebook in java
[12:26] <oCean> ANDruid: maybe try ##java channel for that
[12:30] <fjorgynn> :D
[12:31] <Mangeh> :D
[12:31] <fjorgynn> should I uninstall pulesaudio
[12:31] <Gentoo64> no
[12:31] <Gentoo64> why?
[12:31] <fjorgynn> because the sound is bad?
[12:32] <fjorgynn> got no bass
[12:32] <Gentoo64> it shouldnt make a difference
[12:32] <Gentoo64> have you tried alsamixer for any bass settings?
[12:32] <Gentoo64> or is it stereo?
[12:32] <preculd> Hi! I've a 8GB usb drive which I wish to format as ext2/4 and install Ubuntu in it? Can anyone guide me on that?
[12:33] <Guest71531> hi guys, anyone know about hd streaming?
[12:33] <mw__> Hi I'
[12:33] <Mangeh> preculd: Get lili usb creator
[12:33] <mw__> m having trouble installing a bin file
[12:33] <mw__> I keep getting permission denied when trying to execute bin file
[12:33] <Gentoo64> Guest71531, whats the problem?
[12:33] <mw__> and I believe I am logged in as root
[12:33] <Mangeh> preculd: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/linux-live-usb-creator/
[12:34] <Sidewinder1> !unetbootin | preculd
[12:34] <preculd> Mangeh, LiLi, UNetbootin or Ubuntu startuop creator are used to ceate LiveUSB/LiveCD with or without persistence. I'm asking something else
[12:34] <Gentoo64> preculd, try formatting it with gparted then choosing it at the install screen
[12:34] <Gentoo64> not sure if it works or not
[12:35] <Guest71531> Gentoo64: when i installed ubuntu on my netbook it was incapable of streaming hd on youtube, even 480p, when it was on windows 7 it worked a charm
[12:35] <preculd> Gentoo64: Yes. But there are things like mount flags to set .. some noatime etc...
[12:35] <Gentoo64> preculd, thats when its installed
[12:35] <Gentoo64> in fstab you can add noatime to it
[12:35] <preculd> Gentoo64: Why is it required? How does it affect?
[12:36] <Gentoo64> preculd, noatime just disables timestamps to speed it up
[12:36] <Gentoo64> i put it on all my drives
[12:36] <Gentoo64> Guest71531, what gpu is it?
[12:36] <preculd> Gentoo64: For USB, any other flags are required?
[12:36] <Gentoo64> preculd, no id just put defaults,noatime
[12:37] <Guest71531> sorry for this question, i'm kind of new to xchat irc, how can i get mt name instead of guest71532?
[12:37] <Gentoo64> Guest71531, its in the options
[12:37] <Gentoo64> xchat, network list
[12:37] <Mangeh> or do /nick <name>
[12:37] <Gentoo64> Guest71531, join #freenode they'll tell you
[12:37] <Gentoo64> how to register etc
[12:38] <Guest71531> Gentoo64, i'm not too sure what it is, how can i find out?
[12:38] <Guest71531> gentoo64, ok i will late
[12:38] <Guest71531> later
[12:38] <Gentoo64> ok
[12:38] <Sidewinder1> !register
[12:38] <Gentoo64> Guest71531, press ctrl + s and itll have a global nickname thing
[12:39] <burg> hello. network manager sais that wired network is disconnected, and i can`t connect to it, but in fact i am connected and i use internet from that wire (with pppoe auth) -- how can i fix that? because sending no network message affects other programs (like pidgin, which refuses to actually try to connect if it can`t see network)
[12:39] <Guest71531> gentoo64, yeah the windows came uo
[12:39] <preculd> Gentoo64: no id, as in?
[12:40] <preculd> uuid
[12:41] <fjorgynn> sure
[12:41] <donald_> hi guys, anyone know about hd streaming?
[12:42] <Gentoo64> donald_, what gpu is it?
[12:42] <m_W> what is the sudo command to get prolonged root access? I forget
[12:42] <Gentoo64> sudo -i
[12:42] <donald_> Gentoo64, i said earlier, that I don't know how to find out :s
[12:42] <Mangeh> cant you do sudo su root?
[12:42] <req^> sudo su
[12:42] <m_W> Gentoo64, ty
[12:42] <Fargh> hi, is there a way to recover a file thatfails copy because of I/O errors ?
[12:43] <Gentoo64> Mangeh, whats quicker, sudo su root, or sudo -i? :p
[12:43] <Mangeh> Gentoo64: sudo -i :P
[12:43] <Gentoo64> donald_, lspci | grep VGA
[12:44] <Gentoo64> might tell you
[12:44] <m_W> wtf i'm trying to install this bin file and i keep getting permission denied
[12:44] <m_W> i do chmod +x <filename>
[12:44] <Gentoo64> donald_, or glxinfo | grep render
[12:44] <m_W> and then ./filename
[12:44] <Gentoo64> m_W, what is it?
[12:45] <m_W> it's math software
[12:45] <donald_> Gentoo64, i'm sorry dude, what am i supposed to do with that?
[12:45] <donald_> nood user lol
[12:45] <Gentoo64> donald_, either of those should hint at the gpu
[12:45] <donald_> noob*
[12:45] <Gentoo64> donald_, glxinfo | grep render gives me: OpenGL renderer string: GeForce GTX 460 SE/PCI/SSE2
[12:45] <preculd> Gentoo64: Such things work http://linux.koolsolutions.com/2009/02/03/installing-linux-on-usb-part-5-installing-debian-linux-on-usb-flash-memory-drives/
[12:46] <api984> glxinfo | grep direct
[12:46] <Gentoo64> that says the gpu?
[12:46] <Fargh> hi, is there a way to recover a file thatfails copy because of I/O errors ?
[12:46] <Gentoo64> preculd, i got no exp at all with usb stuff
[12:46] <Gentoo64> no idea about installing onto a usb
[12:47] <preculd> Gentoo64: No problem. I was just confirming you that it works as you were in doubt about its operation. Thanks!
[12:47] <Gentoo64> preculd, ah ok. well noatime is def not needed but recommended
[12:48] <thyri0n> donald_: paste that into a console window
[12:48] <donald_> gentoo64, yah i just did that
[12:48] <preculd> Gentoo64: yep, thanks
[12:48] <donald_> gentoo64, i got AMD Radeon HD 6200 series Graphics
[12:48] <Gentoo64> donald_, ok. did you install the additional drivers?
[12:49] <Gentoo64> the proper ati ones?
[12:49] <donald_> Gentoo64, the only one ubuntu suggested yes
[12:49] <Gentoo64> well im not sure then. is it miles slower than windows?
[12:49] <Gentoo64> or just a bit
[12:49] <Gentoo64> could just be that flash is faster on windows on certain hardware
[12:50] <thyri0n> Flash sucks imho
[12:50] <donald_> Gentoo64, yeah it's really slow now, it's quite disapointing
[12:50] <Abhijit> hi. my hp all in one printer is installed. 2 days ago i scanned one doc. now it is not being detected by simple scan. help please. its f4488
[12:50] <Gentoo64> thyri0n, i dont use it either but some ppl nee dit
[12:50] <thyri0n> indeed
[12:50] <Gentoo64> donald_, is it 64 bit uubntu?
[12:50] <Abhijit> hi. my hp all in one printer is installed. 2 days ago i scanned one doc. now it is not being detected by simple scan. help please. its f4488 and lucid 64 bit
[12:51] <zprood> hi all, glad to be here.
[12:51] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[12:51] <thyri0n> hi zprood BluesKaj
[12:51] <Sidewinder1> Mornin' BluesKaj
[12:51] <BluesKaj> hey Sidewinder1
[12:51] <Sidewinder1> :D
[12:51] <zprood> Hi thyri0n
[12:51] <donald_> Gentoo64, yes it is
[12:52] <BluesKaj> hi thyri0n
[12:52] <Gentoo64> donald_, you could try the proper 64 bit flash it might be faster
[12:52] <Gentoo64> i think you need a ppa for it
[12:52] <zprood> are you install 11.10 beta 2 ?
[12:52] <thyri0n> yepp
[12:52] <Gentoo64> donald_, if its unbearable i would try it
[12:52] <donald_> Gentoo64, what's ppa? sorry
[12:52] <Gentoo64> donald_, you have to add them to get new software
[12:52] <m_W> it was because I was trying to install from an external HD that's why I was getting errors
[12:52] <Gentoo64> its like a seperate software centre
[12:52] <donald_> Gentoo64, oh right
[12:53] <pulb> hi guys, i encountered a pretty serious bug in oneiric: thumbnailers are missing in gconf. I.e. all gtk2 apps that generate thumbnails of media (images, videos...) won't work
[12:53] <Sidewinder1> ! oneiric > pulb
[12:54] <drcode> hi all
[12:54] <donald_> Gentoo64, it's not that important, I got ubuntu on my desktop too and the hd works wonders, it's just my netbook for college that i'm trying to fix
[12:54] <Abhijit> hi. my hp all in one printer is installed. 2 days ago i scanned one doc. now it is not being detected by simple scan. help please. its f4488 and lucid 64 bit
[12:54] <simion314> hi,is there a tool that monitors a directory and subdirectory and prints what files were created,changed,deleted ?
[12:54] <drcode> I am trying to setup an old nvidia card  in xbmc based on ubuntu
[12:54] <drcode> nvidia nv17 mx440
[12:54] <drcode> Is there automticly nvidia (console) driver install utility?
[12:55] <prouter> hey fellas, I can;t get the terminal bell to work - which is anoying for irssi - can anyone help?
[12:55] <pulb> problem is I can't report that bug, because stupid "report a bug" button redirects me to the useless ubuntu bug reporting wiki
[12:55] <Abhijit> pulb, you can directly go to launchpad page and from there report a bug
[12:55] <Sidewinder1> pulb, Have you gone to launchpad.org?
[12:56] <Sidewinder1> Opps, too slow, again.
[12:56] <Gentoo64> prouter, what terminal is it?
[12:56] <Gentoo64> gnome-terminal?
[12:56] <ottoshmidt> should not totem connect to jack when the later is on?
[12:56] <zprood> can you use the lightdm auto login function well with Gnome 3?
[12:56] <prouter> yes, gnome-terminal Gentoo64
[12:56] <BluesKaj> drcode,  check admin>additional drivers for the recommended driver
[12:56] <pulb> Abhijit, Sidewinder: won't work either, allways get redirected to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
[12:56] <Gentoo64> prouter, apart from ticking terminal bell in the options i dont know
[12:57] <NF_> simion314, monitor the timestaps?
[12:57] <Abhijit> pulb, what is the package you want to report bug against?
[12:57] <Mangeh> Having trouble installing OpenSSL 1.0.0e, i get this error - http://paste.ubuntu.com/701017/
[12:57] <drcode> Is there console tool?
[12:57] <prouter> Gentoo64: Yep, terminal bell is ticked, but no sound, I've tried echo -e '/a' as well, and nothing
[12:57] <drcode> I don't have there kde or gnome
[12:57] <pulb> Abhijit: humbnailers are missing in gconf. I.e. all gtk2 apps that generate thumbnails of media (images, videos...) won't work -> so gconf I guess
[12:57] <Gentoo64> Mangeh, maybe you need build essentials
[12:57] <Mangeh> oh.
[12:57] <Mangeh> yeah
[12:58] <Mangeh> this is a newly reinstalled
[12:58] <Mangeh> Gentoo64: what packages will i need
[12:58] <Gentoo64> im not entirely sure what you need to complile from source on ubuntu
[12:58] <Mangeh> oh, Gcc
[12:58] <pulb> Abhijit: but specifying gconf as package won't work
[12:58] <Gentoo64> Mangeh, i think its sudo apt-get install build-essential
[12:58] <Mangeh> k
[12:58] <Gentoo64> no idea why they dont include it
[12:59] <Abhijit> pulb, try this link top right corner here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gconf
[12:59] <Mangeh> Might help if i apt-get update first
[12:59] <Mangeh> lol
[12:59] <FreeWilly> anyone in here? i desperately need help
[12:59] <Abhijit> !enter | Mangeh
[12:59] <FreeWilly> im a noob to linux
[12:59] <Gentoo64> FreeWilly, ask
[12:59] <Abhijit> FreeWilly, just ask with details and wait
[12:59] <Mangeh> Abhijit: Sorry, its a habit
[13:00] <FreeWilly> ah tks
[13:00] <FreeWilly> installed ubunto 10.04 server edition on a pc here at home i wana make a file server with samba etc maybe one day a media server, anyhoo
[13:00] <FreeWilly> as the installation went along
[13:00] <Sidewinder1> Mangeh, This contains all kinds of compiling info: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware
[13:00] <FreeWilly> it said no network adapter detected
[13:00] <pulb> Abhijit: thanks!
[13:00] <Abhijit> pulb, this is for gconf version 2 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gconf2
[13:00] <Mangeh> Sidewinder1: It's ok. I just forgot to apt-get update
[13:01] <Sidewinder1> Mangeh, :D
[13:01] <BluesKaj> drcode, if you have no X desktop then , sudo aot-get install nvidia-current
[13:01] <FreeWilly> the LAN option in my BIOS is enabled under Integrated Perhibleasb blablabla
[13:01] <FreeWilly> Onboard Lan Controller is enabled and LAN option ROM
[13:02] <BluesKaj> apt-get , drcode
[13:02] <Abhijit> hi. my hp all in one printer is installed. 2 days ago i scanned one doc. now it is not being detected by simple scan. help please. its f4488 and lucid 64 bit
[13:02] <pulb> Abhijit: thanks, I'll fill a report
[13:02] <Gentoo64> FreeWilly, do you know what nic it is?
[13:02] <Abhijit> pulb, ok
[13:02] <ANDruid> what is nic??
[13:02] <FreeWilly> huh? nic???
[13:02] <Gentoo64> network card
[13:02] <Gentoo64> realtek etc
[13:03] <Mangeh> ANDruid: Network Intergrated Controller
[13:03] <Mangeh> i believe
[13:03] <FreeWilly> its onboard the mother board is MSI G41M-P28
[13:03] <Abhijit> interface*
[13:03] <Mangeh> ah yeah. interface.
[13:03] <OerHeks> Gentoo64, FreeWilly did you enable network card ROM ?
[13:03] <OerHeks> = bootrom
[13:03] <Evanescence> Does anyone know how to use nmcli (NetworkManager command line version) to connect network ?
[13:03] <Mangeh> Gentoo64: Thanks for the help, build-essential worked and SSL is now installing :D
[13:03] <FreeWilly> yest it is enabled
[13:04] <Gentoo64> Mangeh, ok
[13:04] <OerHeks> free_loader,
[13:04] <FreeWilly> aswell as the onboard lan controller
[13:04] <FreeWilly> both enabled
[13:04] <OerHeks> FreeWilly, you don
[13:04] <OerHeks> FreeWilly, you don need the boot rom ( sorry for the enter)
[13:04] <BluesKaj> Evanescence, what kind of connection , wifi or ethernet?
[13:04] <Evanescence> BluesKaj: two types
[13:05] <FreeWilly> so i disable it?
[13:05] <Evanescence> BluesKaj: I read man, but can not find id or uuid. how to connect an already exist connection.
[13:05] <NF_> FreeWilly, maybe you can make a boot USB disk using the stage3, can be downloaded from gentoo.org.Then type in the command lspci try to find your network card
[13:06] <grkblood13> whats the difference in ubuntu-servers and freenode? I see a loto f the same channels.
[13:06] <prouter> going to try terminater see if the bell works in that
[13:06] <RobinJ> the games i've bought from the humble frozen synapse bundle (frozenbye bundle as well) don't work anymore. could anyone help me?
[13:07] <BluesKaj> Evanescence, sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[13:07] <drcode> thanz
[13:07] <drcode> x
[13:07] <Evanescence> BluesKaj: than how to use nmcli to control networkmanager ?
[13:07] <jiohdi> grkblood, same servers
[13:07] <BluesKaj> it restarts network manager, Evanescence
[13:08] <sogeking99> hey guys, when i put my headphones in the audio jack it does not make any sound come through the headphones
[13:08] <sogeking99> i am on 11.04
[13:08] <Evanescence> BluesKaj: yeah, I know, But nmcli is similar with nm-applet on function, nmcli can control networkmanager like nm-applet. So I want to know how to use nmcli. even I have read man, but still confused.
[13:08] <mister> привет всем
[13:09] <Mangeh> sogeking99: have you got the right sound drivers?
[13:09] <FreeWilly> when i tail /etc/network/interfaces all i get is:
[13:09] <FreeWilly> auto lo
[13:09] <BluesKaj> !nmcli | Evanescence
[13:09] <RobinJ> sogeking99: sound preferences -> hardware -> play around wityh the profile settings
[13:09] <FreeWilly> iface lo inet loopback
[13:09] <RobinJ> the games i've bought from the humble frozen synapse bundle (frozenbye bundle as well) don't work anymore. could anyone help me?
[13:10] <sogeking99> Mangeh, not sure really, wworked on windows
[13:11] <prouter> ok guys, so it's not a problem with gnome-terminal because I get no terminal bell with terminator too.  Anyone help?
[13:11] <sogeking99> RobinJ, there is a lot of profiles listed
[13:11] <Mangeh> sogeking99: Click System>Administration>Additional Drivers
[13:11] <RobinJ> sogeking99: just try wich one works
[13:11] <ANDruid> i hate rus
[13:11] <BluesKaj> Evanescence, do you really need to control from the cli or do you just want to ...anyway sorry for confusing you , don't know much about NM , since I don't use it
[13:12] <Evanescence> BluesKaj: I need to control from the cli
[13:12] <Evanescence> BluesKaj: oh, thanks still
[13:12] <sogeking99> Mangeh, it lists ati graphics driver
[13:12] <OerHeks> FreeWilly, disable bootrom and see if your server gets its own IP
[13:12] <Mangeh> sogeking99: Its not that. Try System>Preferences>Sound>Hardware
[13:12] <ANDruid> prouter,me too
[13:12] <Mangeh> sogeking99: Or Sound>Output
[13:13] <Abhijit> hi. my hp all in one printer is installed. 2 days ago i scanned one doc. now it is not being detected by simple scan. help please. its f4488 and lucid 64 bit
[13:13] <Mangeh> sogeking99: play around with the settings
[13:13] <prouter> it's annoying because you have to be looking at irssi to see if someone messages you.. which isnt practical.
[13:13] <ANDruid> Abhijit,maybe you should solve it yourself
[13:13] <sogeking99> will it be a profile for 'internal audio'
[13:14] <Abhijit> ANDruid, if i could...
[13:14] <sogeking99> 'hd-audio generic' only has one
[13:14] <ANDruid> it is not a problem that can be solved by remote people
[13:14] <codefriar> sigh, #linux has become infiltrated with dogmatic rh fanboi's
[13:14] <ANDruid> any good irc client in ubuntu??
[13:14] <Mangeh> sogeking99: I believe it is Internal Audio, and try the setting on analogue stereo Output
[13:14] <Olotila> I want to install 10.04LTS alongside current 11.04. What is the easiest way?
[13:14] <Abhijit> ANDruid, xchat, irssi,
[13:14] <ANDruid> i am using irc by emacs
[13:15] <FreeWilly> OerHeks, i have d iabled LAN Option ROM
[13:15] <FreeWilly> it just doenst pick up the ethernet
[13:15] <alexxio> hi
[13:15] <FreeWilly> when i run ifup eth0
[13:15] <alexxio> please i have to ask a question but i'm on a hurry :P
[13:15] <alexxio> i'll try to be clear and fast
[13:15] <FreeWilly> i get like a no interface blablabla
[13:16] <Mangeh> Go for it alexxio
[13:16] <FreeWilly> even when i change the 0 to 1,2,3
[13:16] <alexxio> i'm installing ubuntu from usb stick into the pc
[13:16] <glitchd> can anyone possible help me with a grub-burg dilemma?
[13:16] <FreeWilly> tailing /etc/network/interfaces
[13:16] <OerHeks> FreeWilly,  edit /etc/network/interfaces and give your server a static IP, like this example > http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-networking-configuration-using-command-line.html
[13:17] <alexxio> after doing the normal operation from within the wizard procedure, it goes all ok, but rebooting i get into a grub error: invalid extent
[13:17] <alexxio> then i don't know what to do
[13:17] <alexxio> i followed the guide in which i have to do mount --bind /proc ecc ecc
[13:17] <alexxio> but nothing happens
[13:17] <glitchd> anyone?
[13:18] <FreeWilly> thanks OerHeks, gona try that now
[13:18] <glitchd> need some help with telling grub/burg which kernel to have selected by default
[13:19] <Mangeh> alexxio
[13:19] <alexxio> yes
[13:19] <Mangeh> I would reccomend using Lili USB Creator to install from a USB Stick
[13:19] <Mangeh> That's what i used, and it worked perfectly
[13:19] <alexxio> mmmh ok
[13:20] <glitchd> Mangeh,
[13:20] <Mangeh> glitchd
[13:20] <Mangeh> what's up
[13:20] <alexxio> if i use some grub commands?
[13:20] <glitchd> Mangeh, would u know anything about grub/burg specifics and how to change what kernel it selects by default when booting?
[13:21] <Mangeh> gltichd: i do not know anything about grub, sorry
[13:21] <glitchd> dam.
[13:21] <glitchd> thx anyways
[13:21] <glitchd> DOES ANYONE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT GRUB IN HERE??
[13:21] <glitchd> need some help with telling grub/burg which kernel to have selected by default
[13:22] <oCean> glitchd: no need for the caps
[13:22] <glitchd> oCean, is it that big of a deal?
[13:22] <oCean> glitchd: yes
[13:22] <glitchd> oCean, ok then.
[13:22] <glitchd> does anyone know anything about grub in here??
[13:22] <Mangeh> How do i move the contents of /VPS to /
[13:22] <glitchd> better?
[13:22] <Mangeh> it wont let me
[13:23] <cromag> glitchd: grub what version ?
[13:23] <glitchd> Mangeh, i would think u would have to do it with sudo
[13:23] <glitchd> cromag, not sure..
[13:23] <arand> glitchd: Would using a string for the GURB_DEFAULT variable do what you want
[13:23] <cromag> then i'm not either
[13:23] <Mangeh> glitchd: i have root access
[13:24] <glitchd> arand, again, im not sure, im running burg on top of grub and its not selecting the correct kernel at boot
[13:24] <glitchd> arand, so then i have to unfold all the kernels and select it manually
[13:24] <glitchd> arand, which is a pain each time i boot
[13:25] <glitchd> Mangeh, maybe u cant do it while the filesystem is mounted
[13:25] <glitchd> Mangeh, maybe try doing it from a live cd?
[13:25] <Mangeh> glitchd: its on a VPS
[13:25] <Mangeh> glitchd: dont worry, i did it
[13:25] <glitchd> Mangeh, ok good
[13:27] <arkiver>  hello ! i am trying to open a .chm file... its an ebook.. which package for ubuntu opens it?
[13:27] <Mangeh> glitchd: i had to cp -r /VPS/* /
[13:28] <Mangeh> i forgot to use the regex
[13:30] <Sietse|MMS> arkiver,
[13:30] <Sietse|MMS> xchm does
[13:30] <tian> chmsee
[13:31] <Mangeh> Where is the apache config where you put the setting DirectoryIndex
[13:34] <Mangeh> What is the chmod number for everyone read + write
[13:34] <Polah> Mangeh: XX6
[13:35] <Mangeh> ok
[13:35] <oCean> Mangeh: DirectoryIndex can be used in /etc/apache2/sites-available/yourvhostname
[13:35] <Mangeh> oCean: thank you
[13:35] <Polah> Mangeh: 4 = read, 2 = write, 1 = execute. Add them up to get different combinations for what you want then they go into three-digit permissions sets for owner,group,public in that order, i.e. 764 gives read/write/execute to owner, read/write to group and read to public
[13:36] <oCean> Mangeh: or, for enabled sites, /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/yourvhostname
[13:38] <NotFreeWilly> test
[13:38] <dr_willis> 2+1=
[13:39] <NotFreeWilly> hi guys, if i wana putty to my linux box, do i need to set anyhing up on my linux box?
[13:39] <NotFreeWilly> or just putty, the ip, username and pwd and ok\
[13:39] <SadlyMistaken> 2+1=1+2=6/2
[13:40] <catkiller_> Hi there! I've got a small issue I somehow can't seem to be able to google out: I have a touchscreen monitor attached in USB to the system, and I need to find out which driver is loaded for it. I tried lshw, digging through /sysfs but no luck. Any idea?
[13:40] <SadlyMistaken> i don't know what is a linux box..
[13:40] <oCean> NotFreeWilly: if you want to ssh in, install openssh-server on the ubuntu machine
[13:40] <Polah> NotFreeWilly: You need to set up openssh-server on the target machine to be able to SSH in
[13:40] <catkiller_> NotFreeWilly: debian like systems, "sudo apt-get install openssh-server"
[13:43] <inertial> wow, making a .deb file is like 1000x easier than making an .rpm file
[13:43] <NotFreeWilly> thanks all
[13:44] <NotFreeWilly> on setup i checked that that must install with LAMP etc
[13:44] <NotFreeWilly> how can i check terminal line, if ssh is enabled?
[13:44] <oCean> NotFreeWilly: check first if it is installed:   dpkg -l openssh-server
[13:45] <catkiller_> ssh localhost
[13:45] <arkiver> Sietse|MMS, tian thanks guys
[13:45] <Sietse|MMS> ;)
[13:46] <justin__> Hello, I'd like to know how to find out if my usb to serial adapter is installed
[13:46] <SadlyMistaken> inertial: with alien?
[13:46] <om26er> how can i get transparent window borders?
[13:48] <jatoo> i'm getting some system crashes on 11.10 beta-2, with a whole bunch of text ending in "[  770.650053] panic occurred, switching back to text console" and then i have to hard reboot.  any advice on solving this?  also, how should i report this bug? willing to do some work for a good bug report if needed.
[13:48] <oCean> jatoo: Oneiric/11.10 is not yet released (still beta). Please join #ubuntu+1 for further support and discussion
[13:48] <jatoo> oCean, thanks, will do
[13:50] <ANDruid> any good twitter client in ubuntu?
[13:51] <om26er> ANDruid, polly
[13:51] <amin`> question N01: what port in local machine should be forwarded to remote server to activate Socks tunnel
[13:52] <inertial> SadlyMistaken: just dpkg-build
[13:53] <Cheapshot> Where was the setting to save session in ubuntu?
[13:54] <Polah> ANDruid: Gwibber comes installed by default.
[13:54] <shadow__> how can i install the gnomenu?
[13:55] <martian> I tried out installing kubuntu desktop and it somehow changed the fonts in other applications when using gnome, even after uninstalling all the packages that /var/log/apt/apt.history said were installed at the time. Anyway to revert this?
[13:57] <designz> I'm trying to find a System Restore like utility (like in Windows)
[13:57] <alien__> hello
[13:57] <designz> anyone have a recommendation?
[13:57] <martian> designz: for what? Lots of chatter in here.
[13:57] <martian> designz: oh duh. nevermind
[13:57] <designz> @martian Just for backing things up
[13:58] <designz> I really screwed up my Ubuntu install yesterday just playing around...and had to reinstall things
[13:58] <XistancE> Howcome when I launch counter-strike source with wine it thinks my display is something like 3500x#### cause im running extended desktop
[13:59] <martian> designz: Try Deja Dub Backup Utility. But that won't necessarily revert changes you made to your system. It's a file backup utulity.
[13:59] <Sidewinder1> designz, Have a look at grsync, it's a front-end GUI for the rsync command. That's what I use to back-up.
[13:59] <designz> Thanks guys!
[13:59] <Sidewinder1> Np
[13:59] <designz> I'll give both of those a loop
[13:59] <designz> *look
[13:59] <alien__> hello, alguien habla espaniol ?
[14:00] <Sidewinder1> !es
[14:00] <alien__> i know
[14:03] <shadow__> how can i add a repository in terminal?
[14:03] <glebihan> shadow__, use add-apt-repository
[14:03] <furyoshonen> ok, been having disconnecting problems, where I have to reboot to connect again. Here is the paste bin for dmesg | tail : http://paste.ubuntu.com/701047/
[14:03] <martian> shadow__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[14:05] <XistancE> Is there such thing as direct X for ubuntu?
[14:06] <Fuchs> XistancE: there is wine, what exactly do you need?
[14:06] <Fuchs> XistancE: or, if you are more talking about a technology you could use: SDL
[14:06] <XistancE> For like Counter-Strike Source over wine
[14:06] <inkit> To change the brightness i run a script. But this has to be done for every restart. How can I make sure that this command runs automaticall?
[14:06] <XistancE> i just want to make sure I have all the pre-req's before I try playing it over wine
[14:07] <Fuchs> inkit: you could use rc.local if the script doesn't require X but root access
[14:07] <Sidewinder1>  XistancE Have you asked in #winehq?
[14:07] <Fuchs> inkit: else you can use the autostart of your desktop environment / window manager, or the .profile
[14:08] <Solved> I'm trying to install Ubuntu 10.10 netbook edition on my new laptop, that currently has Windows 7 on it. I want to dual-boot, but I'm having trouble in the "Allocate drive space" section, as I don't want to erase Windows 7.
[14:08] <Mangeh> http://paste.ubuntu.com/701051/
[14:09] <Solved> Do I formatone of the ntfs's?
[14:09] <Solved> *format one
[14:09] <Sidewinder1> Solved, Perhaps this could answer your question: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/installing
[14:10] <tian> v'
[14:10] <Solved> Sidewinder1: It doesn't give me the option to "Install Ubuntu alongside Windows 7"
[14:10] <Sidewinder1> Solved, DO NOT format NTFS, unless you want to loose Win.
[14:11] <Solved> Sidewinder1: How do I install Ubuntu then?
[14:11] <m_bisson> Everytime Ubuntu updates it changes the grub file so that windows is no longer the default.... can I stop that from happening?
[14:11] <inkit> I use the
[14:11] <Fuchs> inkit: you can add the script in /etc/rc.local if the script doesn't need X. You can show me the script in a pastebin service if you are not sure
[14:12] <Sidewinder1> Solved, Did you read the link? About 1/2 way down it says "Installing Ubuntu Alongside Windows 7."
[14:13] <Solved> Sidewinder1: I see that, but I'm installing 10.10, and it doesn't give me the handy divider, only a partition table
[14:14] <inkit> http://paste.ubuntu.com/701052/
[14:14] <inkit> How can I autorun it for every restart
[14:14] <Fuchs> inkit: you can put that in /etc/rc.local
[14:14] <Sidewinder1> Solved, Sorry, I can't help with 10.10; I use 10.04 and the link above is for 11.04 but the principals should be the same.
[14:15] <Fuchs> inkit: edit the file with an editor with root rights  (e.g.  sudo nano /etc/rc.local   or   gksudo gedit /etc/rc.local)  and add this line to the bottom of the file
[14:15] <onder> Hey all.
[14:15] <Solved> Can anyone help me to install Ubuntu 10.10? I'm confused as it does not give me a handy divider to split Windows and Ubuntu, only a partition table
[14:16] <Sidewinder1> Solved, Or if you prefer Gnome desktop, just install 11.04 and boot into "Classic."
[14:16] <m_bisson> Does it have a slider?
[14:16] <compdoc> handy divider? do you have unused space on the drive?
[14:17] <furyoshonen> could some one help me figure out what this dmesg | tail means: http://paste.ubuntu.com/701054/  ???
[14:17] <Solved> Sidewinder1: Its a new laptop, and I just want to be safe with it and not install 11.04, as it is new and probably has a good deal of bugs
[14:17] <NotFreeWilly> hi all
[14:17] <Solved> m_bisson: No, I can only chose between Erase and use the entire drive, or go to a partition table
[14:17] <glebihan> Solved, 11.04 is not that new and is very stable
[14:17] <Solved> compdoc: I don't know if I have unused space D:
[14:18] <Solved> glebihan: More stable than 10.10?
[14:18] <Sidewinder1> Solved, Just make absolutely certain that you Defragment (from within Win), prior to any shrinking of the NTFS partition.
[14:18] <glebihan> Solved, about the same
[14:18] <Solved> glebihan: You recommend it over 10.10?
[14:18] <NotFreeWilly> how can i mount two aditional hd's that are in my linux box, easily?
[14:18] <compdoc> Solved, its stable and has more/better drivers for hardware
[14:18] <n2i> hi! can I use a live cd to repair my ubuntu system?
[14:19] <Sidewinder1> Solved, 11.04 is current; 11.10 is going to be released in about two weeks.
[14:19] <glebihan> Solved, yes. IMO the choice is currently between 10.04 and 11.04
[14:19] <m_bisson> Solved: use the partition table to adjust how much Ubuntu gets and it should automatically avoid the windows stuff.
[14:19] <compdoc> 11.10 isnt very stable
[14:19] <n2i> I've remove something such as xserver
[14:19] <yeats> Solved: Win7 has a "shrink partition" feature you should investigate
[14:19] <glebihan> Solved, 10.10 is gonna get to its end of life next April
[14:19] <Solved> glebihan: Alright, I will go and get 11.04 then
[14:19] <Sidewinder1> yeats, Does that automatically defrag?
[14:20] <Solved> yeats: Thanks, I'll check that out
[14:20] <yeats> Sidewinder1: no, and I would still recommend defragging first
[14:20] <Solved> m_bisson: I'm lost by the partition table
[14:20] <m_bisson> Can anyone tell me how to keep windows as the default boot after Ubuntu updates? It always changes the grub file on its own...
 Ya, edited.Hope that helps. need to restart to validate. and btw am new to irc. Any pointers on how to use it.(stuffs like how to address someone,commands and all). am using webcast.freenode and sorry for the early glitch.
[14:20] <peppy> hi, how can I activate visual effect in ubuntu oneiric?
[14:20] <Sidewinder1> +1 DEFRAG!
[14:20] <Fuchs> inkit: no problem at all
[14:20] <Fuchs> inkit: if it doesn't work, just ask here again, then we'll have a look
[14:20] <glebihan> peppy, please ask for oneiric support in #ubuntu+1
[14:20] <MonkeyDust> peppy: type /j #ubuntu+1
[14:20] <allu4> is unity launcher compleatly inaccessible via orca?
[14:21] <yeats> !11.10 | peppy
[14:21] <peppy> glebihan: ok, thx
[14:21] <thyri0n> looking forward to it, though i will only install it on the other notebook
[14:22] <yeats> !isitout
[14:22] <Mangeh> Is there a channel for MySQL help
[14:22] <Fuchs> Mangeh: yes,  /msg alis list *mysql*
[14:22] <Sidewinder1> Solved, I know I sound like a broken record, but don't forget to defragment all NTFS partitions, first; I know, it takes a while. :-)
[14:23] <Sidewinder1> Damn3d, he's gone. :-(
[14:23] <yeats> Sidewinder1: if he doesn't, he'll learn the hard way why you recommended it ;-)
[14:23] <ufo1> Hi. I'm having a login-issue and need some help. Looks as if I had overwritten some files.
[14:23] <Sidewinder1> :D
[14:24] <Polah> details | ufo1
[14:24] <Polah> !details | ufo1
[14:24] <ufo1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/701059/
[14:24] <Solved> glebihan: The thing is, its for a laptop, and it appears there is no netbook edition for 11.04
[14:25] <glebihan> Solved, starting from version 11.04, netbook edition is no longer different from the "normal" one
[14:25] <rostayob> I have a pair of usb headphones, and sometimes they stop working (sound comes out, but it's broken). They work again if I reboot. I tried restarting pulseaudio but it doesn't work
[14:25] <Solved> glebihan: Ok. Should I get 64 bit or 32 bit?
[14:25] <Polah> Solved: Do you have a 64-bit capable processor?
[14:25] <ANDruid> hey
[14:26] <Solved> Polah: Yes
[14:26] <Polah> Solved: How much RAM do you have?
[14:26] <AviSource> Qazjap11
[14:26] <AviSource> LOL
[14:26] <Solved> Polah: Uh it says my laptop has 6
[14:26] <ANDruid> happy is guilty in my world
[14:26] <Solved> gigibites
[14:26] <Polah> Solved: Definitely use 64 bit then
[14:26] <Solved> Polah: So it uses more ram?
[14:27] <compdoc> it lets you use more memory
[14:27] <cyanid3> hi
[14:27] <cyanid3> i want openvpn help
[14:27] <Solved> compdoc: What do you mean by more memory
[14:27] <glebihan> Solved, yes 32bits is limited to about 3.6GB
[14:27] <ufo1> Posted the whole story here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/701059/
[14:27] <Polah> Solved: No, but 32-bit only lets you address 4GB of RAM. 64-bit allows you to address more memory and also performs more efficiently I believe.
[14:28] <Solved> glebihan: LTS or latest update?
[14:28] <compdoc> they do say 64bit programs can run faster
[14:28] <sexghost> hah
[14:28] <sexghost> 哈哈
[14:28] <ANDruid> chinese???
[14:28] <Solved> Polah: What about if your computer has only like 1 GB of ram
[14:28] <thyri0n> i see kind of two houses there
[14:28] <yeats> !cn | sexghost
[14:28] <sexghost> yeah
[14:28] <sexghost> thx
[14:28] <thyri0n> you intended that didn't you?
[14:29] <thyri0n> :p
[14:29] <ANDruid> where can i find chinese group?
[14:29] <Polah> Solved: Then either architecture is fine, but I'd still recommend 64-bit since that allows more headroom for upgrading and most systems are heading towards 64-bit nowadays
[14:29] <thyri0n> !cn | ANDruid
[14:29] <yeats> ANDruid: see ubottu's link above
[14:29] <Solved> Polah: Alright. Is there any way to 'upgrade' from 32 bit to 64 bit without reinstalling?
[14:29] <glebihan> Solved, the choice between LTS or latest version is really yours to make
[14:29] <glebihan> Solved, no
[14:30] <Solved> glebihan: Any advantage to one or the other?
[14:30] <yeats> Solved: most users will not be able to tell a difference (unless you have more than 3GB RAM, in which case you probably want 64-bit)
[14:31] <Solved> yeats: Ok, thanks
[14:31] <glebihan> Solved, LTS is supported longer and may be slightly more stable, the latest version will have more up to date versions of the packages
[14:31] <sevenless> Guys, I want to install Ubuntu on a partition of my laptop. I have a 1Gb flash drive. Wat do
[14:31] <KommaH{s1> Hey everyone. My server runs some software that only utilizes one core at a time. My server is perfectly capable of running this software; however, it cannot if it is only allowed to use once core at a time for the process.
[14:32] <Solved> glebihan: I don't really need the MOST up to date software all the time. I guess I'll go with LTS. Thanks for all the help
[14:32] <KommaH{s1> Is there some kind of trick I can do to make it not slam one CPU?
[14:32] <glebihan> Solved, you're welcome
[14:32] <ANDruid> hh
[14:32] <Sidewinder1> Solved, You won't be disappointed with LTS. That's what I prefer.
[14:33] <compdoc> LTS still has 32 and 64 bit versions, no??
[14:33] <Solved> Sidewinder1: Alright, thanks for the help
[14:33] <Solved> :)
[14:33] <Sidewinder1> NP :D
[14:34] <onder> Yes, compdoc.
[14:34] <ufo1> I seem to have overwritten some file. Now when trying to login, some text is given, followed by 'Login incorrect'. It never asks Password or so.
[14:34] <akella> Hello
[14:34] <D_Russ> hello everyone
[14:34] <thyri0n> !unetbootin | sevenless
[14:34] <onder> Hi newcomers.
[14:34] <ufo1> Which file do I need to check
[14:35] <onder> ufol, can you take a screenshot?
[14:36] <ufo1> Not on the console. Have some details here http://paste.ubuntu.com/701059/
[14:36] <m_bisson> Is there a way to fix stuttering video? YouTube, Netflix, etc.
[14:36] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[14:36] <ertyu> hi
[14:36] <Uzi> Hello!
[14:36] <ertyu> why i can"t scp -R ?
[14:37] <ertyu> what i have to do to cp recuservielly ?
[14:37] <Tetracomm> I want to make an Ubuntu wallpaper but need a copy of the symbol that is actually editable in Photoshop to make it, help?
[14:37] <Archdave> scp -r
[14:37] <mongy> ertyu: scp -r
[14:37] <os_> hi
[14:37] <D_Russ> am i the onlyone that notices on 11.04 that if you maximize a window that has a sys tray icon and close the window wile maximized, you will no longer be able to grab another maximized window from the title bar until you reopen the first window unmaximize it and then send it back to the sys tray.
[14:37] <os_> a have an old computer with 128 mg ram
[14:38] <ertyu> thanks mr perfect ! mongy
[14:38] <ufo1> onder: Is there enough information?
[14:38] <os_> can i run on it with an official release of ubuntu?
[14:39] <yeats> os_: probably not enough resources
[14:39] <Sidewinder1> os_, Installing from the CD requires a minimum of 256 mb RAM.
[14:39] <yeats> os_: you could try lubuntu, but 128 may be too much
[14:39] <yeats> os_: you can install with the alternate or mini CD
[14:39] <Polah> os_: Perhaps LXDE on Lubuntu, or a command line only system
[14:39] <coachj> i have two HDs with ububtu installed with various files on both ( i use hot swap drawers) I need now to access the info on both at same time can I put both in let it bbot to one then mount the other?
[14:40] <mongy> os_: tinycore or lxde
[14:40] <yeats> s/too much/not enough/
[14:40] <MonkeyDust> os_: lubuntu
[14:40] <os_> is there any official release with enlightment 17?
[14:40] <mongy> os_: or maybe puppy
[14:41] <FreeWilly> hi all again
[14:41] <D_Russ> anyone else having issues with grabbing and moving a maximized window from the title bar?
[14:41] <Polah> coachj: Yes
[14:41] <FreeWilly> im having some difficulty accessing my aditional hd;s i connected within my ubuntu server machine
[14:41] <FreeWilly> could someone gimme a walk thru, i know i have to mount them
[14:42] <Polah> FreeWilly: We need more details, what difficulty are you having?
[14:42] <D_Russ> freeWilly, how are you trying to access them
[14:42] <coachj> Polah: doing that shouldn't mess with the bbot sector of either drive, right?
[14:42] <D_Russ> samba?
[14:42] <FreeWilly> but the problem is in the mounting syntax, i dunno what these drives are called
[14:42] <FreeWilly> they not even formatted i believe, my bios does pick them up
[14:42] <yeats> FreeWilly: fdisk -l will tell you
[14:42] <Polah> coachj: No, unless something goes catastrophically wrong
[14:43] <yeats> FreeWilly: may need to be 'sudo fdisk -l'
[14:43] <Polah> FreeWilly: If they aren't formatted to anything then you can't mount them
[14:43] <coachj> Polah: thank you for the help
[14:43] <AceKing> Does anyone know how to connect a Toshiba Thrive tablet to Ubuntu?
[14:43] <compdoc> connect in what way?
[14:43] <os_> is there any official release of ubuntu use enlightment 17?
[14:44] <Polah> os_ No. There are official releases with GNOME, KDE, Xfce and LXDE.
[14:44] <D_Russ> so i guess i am the only one seeing this problem
[14:44] <yeats> os_: no - but enlightment *is* available on Ubuntu
[14:44] <yeats> !enlightment
[14:44] <yeats> !enlightenment
[14:44] <Sidewinder1> FreeWilly, They're probably already formatted NTFS; that's usually the way they come, from the factory.
[14:44] <MonkeyDust> os_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubuntu-based_distributions#Ubuntu-based
[14:45] <yeats> os_: you could install the minimal ubuntu version and add packages ala carte
[14:45] <Polah> Sidewinder1: Really?
[14:45] <tup> How often do the auth.log and apache access.log logs get cleared.
[14:45] <yeats> !mini | os_
[14:45] <FreeWilly> could i pvt somone pls just to paste the result that fdisk gives me dont wana use ip space in here
[14:45] <FreeWilly> probably bad psting jibberish
[14:45] <Polah> FreeWilly: Pastebin it and link
[14:45] <Sidewinder1> Polah, All of my 5 externals (Cavalry) were NTFS...
[14:45] <monotonia> Hello, I need a tool to stress test my swap. Any idea?
[14:46] <Sidewinder1> Polah, I had fun reformatting, ext3.
[14:46] <MonkeyDust> FreeWilly: type sudo fdisk -l|pastebinit and paste it here
[14:46] <FreeWilly> i dunno how to paste it in a link???
[14:46] <Sidewinder1> !pastebinit | FreeWilly
[14:47] <Polah> Sidewinder1: Hmm, I remember my external drive being NTFS, but that had some proprietary software for encryption. I wouldn't have thought just plain drives without anything preinstalled would be formatted to NTFS. I guess it would allow the majority people who don't know how to format drives to use them.
[14:47] <FreeWilly> WARNING: GPT (GUID Partition Table) detected on '/dev/sdc'! The util fdisk doesn't support GPT. Use GNU Parted.   WARNING: GPT (GUID Partition Table) detected on '/dev/sdb'! The util fdisk doesn't support GPT. Use GNU Parted.  Disk /dev/md1 doesn't contain a valid partition table Disk /dev/md2 doesn't contain a valid partition table Disk /dev/md0 doesn't contain a valid partition table The program 'pastebinit' is currently not insta
[14:47] <Uzi> Linux newb running Ubuntu 11.04 on Asus EEEPC 701 (900MHz Celeron downed to ~630, 512MbRAM), and trying to get some emulators to run. No Master System emus in default repository, and the NES FCEUX and GFCE Ultra don't work properly. FCEUX is a complete disaster, and GFCEU boots out of the game if trying to savestate in addition to randomly jamming if switching from fullscreen to system. Considering Nestopia (need to compile), ME
[14:47] <Uzi> KANIX (claims to be Linux but has an EXE file), and fwNES and Kega Fusion which have a problem related to being executables.
[14:47] <yeats> !paste | then try this:
[14:48] <Uzi> Namely, I can not mark fwNES and Fusion as Exectuables despite having admin priviledges. Tried doing it from terminal, no avail: Permission denied.
[14:48] <Polah> Uzi: What error do you get?
[14:48] <dr_willis> Uzi:  what filesystem type are the files on?
[14:48] <FreeWilly> im sorry im such a noob
[14:48] <FreeWilly> E: Couldn't find package pastebinit
[14:48] <D_Russ> am i the onlyone that notices on 11.04 that if you maximize a window that has a sys tray icon and close the window wile maximized, you will no longer be able to grab another maximized window from the title bar until you reopen the first window unmaximize it and then send it back to the sys tray.
[14:49] <FreeWilly> trying to get past bin thingie
[14:49] <Sidewinder1> Polah, Yes, this was a couple of years ago; I figgered' acquiring  over 4 TBs of storage would buy me plenty of time. :D
[14:49] <dr_willis> !info pastebinit
[14:49] <Polah> FreeWilly: You already pasted it here so there's not much point in pastebinning it now
[14:49] <dr_willis> :)
[14:49] <KommaH{s}> Hey everyone. I am currently trying to run some software on my server that does not yet support threading. My server surpasses the minimum requirements; however, when it starts getting heavy use, it slams a CPU and begins to lag.
[14:50] <FreeWilly> sorry Polah
[14:50] <Uzi> I do not know. They just look like executables, no type, and the error is the "No application to handle" one. If I try to right-click and change permissions to "Allow executable...", the box will not stay marked.
[14:50] <KommaH{s}> Any thoughts?
[14:50] <FreeWilly> did that past, however mean anything significant?
[14:50] <monotonia> When I use many memory from swap, my pc freezes, and I get a error "swap-read error", and many more, indicating the whole sda drive is borky... But I can't find these errors in my /var/log directory, in any file. I fsck-ed unmounted /sda2/ swap device, but I got no errors. What to do?
[14:50] <Trashi> hi. i have a small problem with fullscreen in flash. i use nvidia driver and the nvidia-settings tool and for playing flash i use the adobe flash plugin. if i switch to fullscreen mode it works fine, but i never get a fullscreen over the whole screen. i just get a black screen with the video in original size in the middle of the screen. does anybody know that problem?
[14:51] <ufo1> Hi. I'm unable to login. I seem to have overwritten some file. Now when trying to login, some text is given, followed by 'Login incorrect'. It never asks Password or so. Details:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/701066/
[14:51] <ufo1> what files are used by login?
[14:51] <dr_willis> Trashi:  ive seen that when the monitors/video card settings are not set to scale.
[14:52] <shiftingcontrol> i am trying to install vsftp, I downloaded files from https://security.appspot.com/downloads/vsftpd-2.3.4.tar.gz, and read through doc, it says to run make , when i run `make` command, i get sysdeputil.c:(.text+0xf7): undefined reference to `crypt' error, i found /lib/libcap.so.2 is the reference file, how can I link that at run time or how to solve the issue now.complete error message http://paste.pocoo.org/show/486029/
[14:52] <Uzi> "Could not display "~/~/file". There is no application installed for executable files" is the default error when trying to click on the files.
[14:52] <Sidewinder1> monotonia, Have you tried System-->Administration-->Disk Utility?
[14:52] <dr_willis> Uzi:  ~/~/file  seems... weird.. ~ is a shortcut for your home dir..
[14:52] <monotonia> Sidewinder1 yes. I have xfce, so it's somewhere else, but the same name.
[14:53] <Uzi> Ah, just typing it like that since I don't want to write the whole dirstructure. =)
[14:53] <dr_willis> Uzi:  you tried  from the terminal a simple 'wine /path/to/whatever.exe' yet?
[14:53] <Trashi> dr_willis: sorry, what do you mean exactly if you say "scale" in videosettings?
[14:53] <amin`> ssh -D 7474 user@SERVER ok? but the server in question specified a port for ssh connection port 3292; how should I put that in this command?
[14:53] <Sidewinder1> monotonia, And swap should be roughly 1.5 times your RAM.
[14:53] <xistance> shiftingcontrol did you tar -xvf name.tar.gz && cd vsftpd-2.3.4.tar
[14:53] <dr_willis> Trashi:  check your video card/driver/settings . theres should be some scale on full screen setting someplace.
[14:53] <mongy> amin`: ssh -p port -D 7474 user@host
[14:53] <Uzi> And in right-click -> Properties -> Permissions "Execture: [] Allow executing file as program" does not check.
[14:54] <Uzi> Why would I need Wine for Linux emulators?
[14:54] <dr_willis> Trashi:  its fullscereening a picture thats less then the monitors actual res by just centering it.
[14:54] <monotonia> Sidewinder1 Is it too big, and that's causing problems?
[14:54] <dr_willis> Uzi:  Im not clear on your actual problem then.
[14:54] <ufo1> Do I need to setup the whole box again just b/c the login is faked?
[14:54] <monotonia> Sidewinder1 I have 512MB, and swap is 2GB
[14:54] <shiftingcontrol> xistance, i did tar -zvxf vsftpd-2.3.4.tar.gz  and cd vsftp-2.3.4
[14:54] <dr_willis> ufo1:  try logging in at console, see if  works.
[14:55] <dr_willis> ufo1:  theres always ways to fix things from a live cd normally. :)
[14:55] <ufo1> I can login as root - but not any other user
[14:55] <mongy> shiftingcontrol: why not just sudo apt-get install vsftpd
[14:55] <xistance> and make; make install?
[14:55] <yeats> FreeWilly: you might have to use parted to format the drive (from reading your error message)
[14:55] <Sidewinder1> monotonia, That shouldn't cause a problem although 750 MB would be enough.
[14:55] <Uzi> I am trying to install/start emulators in Ubuntu, that are for Linux. However, it refuses to allow the executables to run as executables, and I can not allow them to do so despite being the admin account.
[14:55] <shiftingcontrol> make only throws me the error,
[14:55] <skyball> whois skyball
[14:55] <ufo1> dr_willis: thanks for making me hope - just how?
[14:56] <dr_willis> ufo1:  direct logging in as root is disabled by default.. so thats odd... You are logging into X as root? you coulkd try making a new user. see if their login works
[14:56] <Trashi> dr_willis: well, cant find some scale options in nvidia-settings tool. if havent the problem with pictures. would say its an error which comes by nvidia+adobeflash in combination..
[14:56] <yeats> !info parted | FreeWilly
[14:56] <amin`> mongy, now I did it . how could i specify 127.0.0.1:7474 as my systemwide socks proxy?
[14:56] <Polah> shiftingcontrol: Just install from the repos.
[14:56] <mongy> amin`: network settings in system prefs
[14:56] <xistance> shiftingcontrol did you do it exactly like that 'make; make install'
[14:56] <dr_willis> Trashi: i would double check. ive seen that exact thing in the past when fullscreening options are not set to scale.
[14:56] <ufo1> good point. Trying
[14:56] <Uzi> The EXE problem was just for MEKANIX, being EXE while it  claimed to be a version for Linux.
[14:56] <dr_willis> Trashi:  if you try fullscreening some other game?
[14:56] <monotonia> Sidewinder1 So, what should I do? Is there a program to stress swap partition?
[14:57]  * dr_willis has to head to bed. back in about 7 hrs...
[14:57] <amin`> mongy, I just have xmonad i am not using gome. is this package has a name to install it here
[14:57] <monotonia> Sidewinder1 At least I'd could note the error log...
[14:57] <shiftingcontrol> xistance, make throws the error as i have stated previously,
[14:58] <os_> so i can't run  lubuntu live in my old machine even i get it on a flash?
[14:58] <os_> flash disk?
[14:58] <Polah> os_: Probably not very well.
[14:58] <xistance>  shiftingcontrol:  sudo apt-get install vsftpd in terminal
[14:58] <Sidewinder1> monotonia, I know nothing about xfce; I guess you could use LiveCD to shrink swap. You might also try "memtest" form LiveCD boot to check that your RAM chips are OK.
[14:58] <yeats> Uzi: "exe" doesn't necessarily mean it's a windows executable (though that convention in windows certainly can confuse the issue...).  What does 'file <filename.exe>' tell you?
[14:59] <shiftingcontrol> Polah, mongy : i have some issue with apt-get, so trying apt-get -f install, sny idea what -f here means?
[14:59] <shiftingcontrol> *any
[14:59] <monotonia> \
[14:59] <ufo1> dr_willis: even a new user cannot login. It doesn't even go that far as to ask a password.
[14:59] <ufo1> This is console only, no X
[14:59] <mongy> amin`: http://nmkuttiady.blogspot.com/2006/06/working-on-command-line-tools-with.html
[15:00] <yeats> shiftingcontrol: it means "fix broken" - see 'man apt-get' for details
[15:00] <amin`> mongy, any gui?
[15:00] <Guest97406> i'm having a problem when i setup s-video its black and white color.!~
[15:01] <os_> ok thanks
[15:01] <Guest97406> i'm having a problem when i setup s-video its black and white color.?
[15:02] <ufo1> I'm really lost about the login issue. Any more ideas?
[15:02] <FreeWilly> sup yeats
[15:02] <shiftingcontrol> yeats, ok thanks
[15:02] <FreeWilly> listing with parted gives me this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/701071/
[15:02] <Rotham> hey... any idea why this isnt working? " /sbin/start-stop-daemon --start --pidfile /home/scrapyd/scrapyd.pid --user root --group root -b --make-pidfile --chuid root --exec /usr/local/bin/twistd -ny /home/scrapyd/scrapyd.tac"
[15:02] <KommaH{s}> ufo1: Have you tried logging in as root and removing that rule from sudoers?
[15:02] <FreeWilly> (didnt flood the chat, hehehe whoop whoop)
[15:02] <Polah> ufo1: Have you tried disabling that sudoers line? It may be that the user is logging in to /sbin/shutdown rather than /bin/bash
[15:03] <amin`> mongy, and it is socks?
[15:03] <KommaH{s}> Hey everyone. I am currently trying to run some software on my server that does not yet support threading. My server surpasses the minimum requirements; however, when it starts getting heavy use, it slams a CPU and begins to lag.
[15:03] <KommaH{s}> Any thoughts?
[15:03] <ufo1> I'll try, thanks
[15:03] <Rotham> been fucking around with start-stop-daemon for 2 hours and I cant get this working :|
[15:03] <oCean> Rotham: control your language here, please
[15:03] <Uzi> yeats: : ELF 32-bit LSB executable, intel 80386, v1 (SYSV), dynamic linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.2.0, stripped
[15:03] <raktunak> buenas
[15:03]  * Uzi goes to check the other files he's had trouble with
[15:03] <ajf> I've tried to install both irsii and nano with apt-get but it says it can't find it, what do I need to change?
[15:03] <ajf> oh, nevermind
[15:04] <ajf> found out this has never been apt-get updated
[15:04] <raktunak> como tenia q hacer para poder aprobechar los drivers de windows en ubuntu¿
[15:04] <oCean> !es | raktunak
[15:04] <yeats> Uzi: so it *is* a Linux/UNIX executable
[15:04] <Polah> KommaH{s}, you could set a higher nice value for it so that other processes will have a higher priority than it.
[15:05] <mongy> amin`: what gui are you using? if any
[15:05] <ufo1> removed /etc/sudoers - still the same. It looks as if the output of shutdown was written in some file - but which?
[15:05] <yeats> FreeWilly: you might want to look here: http://www.mail-archive.com/parted-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org/msg02423.html
[15:05]  * yeats runs away
[15:05] <Uzi> yeats: : Yeah. Checking on Fusion, it's also ELF, much the same except statically linked and Version1 (GNU/Linux)
[15:05] <shiftingcontrol> Polah, mongy, xistance thanks I got installed via package manager.
[15:05] <Uzi> So how can I tell my Ubuntu to stop pestering me with the permissions and just run the damn things? ^^;
[15:06] <KommaH{s}> Polah: The process slamming the CPU is lagging, which is causing issues for the people who are all using it at once.
[15:07] <KommaH{s}> It's a game server, so when CPU hits 100% for that core, then people start lagging.
[15:07] <yeats> Uzi: 'chmod +x <filename>'
[15:07] <yeats> Uzi: may need sudo, but probably shouldn't
[15:07] <FreeWilly> yeats: thanks, but thats french to me
[15:07] <ufo1> login should ask for a password but instead it writs 'The system is going down for power off NOW!' and the login fails.
[15:07] <ertyu> hello the
[15:07] <Uzi> Hasn't worked before, either with or without sudo. =/ But I'll try again!
[15:07] <ertyu> there
[15:08] <FreeWilly> i worked on linux last in 2003 and it was the ui interface knoppix
[15:08] <yeats> FreeWilly: heh - basically your system is not recognizing "Partition Table: loop" as a valid partition table - how to fix it is beyond my knowledge
[15:08] <FreeWilly> eish
[15:08] <cyphase> this is a bit unusual.. there are several files on a hard drive that contain bad blocks. is there some way i can scan through the files for the bad blocks, then trim the file so it only contains the immediate area surrounding those blocks, thus freeing up space without freeing up the bad blocks to be written to again?
[15:09] <FreeWilly> why on my working hd ubuntu made three partisions
[15:09] <FreeWilly> of smaal sizes?
[15:09] <ertyu> i got one folder named folder1 with 3 files, and i got an other folder named folder2 i simply want to transfer all content of folder2 to folder1 and copy the new if there is an equivalent of file matching, what i have to do ?
[15:09] <reactor16> Hi all
[15:10] <yeats> FreeWilly: ask the full channel - I'm about to be AFK for a while - good luck ;-)
[15:10] <FreeWilly> okay so this will have to go to an expert to solve, coz im too noob to google
[15:10] <FreeWilly> thanks yeats
[15:10] <reactor16> any one own fritz.box router
[15:10] <Uzi> yeats: : Permission denied both with and without sudo. =( ./(progname) is the proper way to run a program in command line terminal?
[15:11] <ertyu> i got one folder named folder1 with 3 files, and i got an other folder named folder2 i simply want to transfer all content of folder2 to folder1 and copy the new if there is an equivalent of file matching, what i have to do ?
[15:11] <tup> How often do the auth.log and apache access.log logs get cleared?  Does Linux clear them for any reason?  Mine seem to be cleared this morning and I am wondering is someone is coving there tracks.  Thanks for the help!
[15:11] <sonu_> when is ubuntu 11.10 is releasing
[15:12] <Myrtti> sonu_: http://www.thisisthecountdown.com/
[15:12] <cyphase> cool domain
[15:12] <onder> ertyu: Simply enter the folder2 and select all items by pressing Ctrl + A and after doing that, press Ctrl + C and exit from that folder. Then enter folder1 and press Ctrl + V and you're done.
[15:13] <dave> !digest
[15:13] <ertyu> you are correct what i mean
[15:13] <sonu_> cool site thanks myrtti
[15:13] <ertyu> but how to do the same thing with cli ?
[15:13] <ertyu> from cli
[15:13] <tyhgu> anyone want to make graphic/programming group?
[15:13] <reactor16> any one own fritz.box router
[15:13] <ertyu> that 's my question ?
[15:14] <bastidra1or> ertyu: read the manpage for mv   .. man mv
[15:15] <shadow98> anybody help with this logrotate script? -> http://pastebin.com/GPpg6nFq
[15:15] <ertyu> unfortunately i dont find
[15:16] <m_bisson> Is there a way to stop streaming video from stuttering? Like Netflix or YouTube
[15:16] <ufo1> For those interested, I found it! Shutdown had put the text 'The system is going down for power off NOW!'  into /etc/nologin and failed to remove that file again. That was quite tricky.
[15:17] <ufo1> (even for the experts) :)
[15:18] <ufo1> Login issue solved then. Thanks to all who cared.
[15:20] <onder> ufol: Would you like to share the solution by http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[15:21] <ufo1> sure
[15:21] <KommaH{s}> Yes, please do share!
[15:22] <shakir> does anybody knows how to write on pdf in ubuntu ?
[15:23] <theotherone> I have a weird problem with Gnome on Natty: it keeps refreshing panels and icons every time I move the cursor, and because of it it's unusable. The other user have the same problem as well.
[15:24] <m_bisson> Lol so I'm new to irc. I do not recommend typing /list and hitting enter
[15:24] <ljsoftnet> how do i undo all the packages that i just installed?
[15:24] <ljsoftnet> how do i remove all the packages that i just installed?
[15:24] <asdjaputra> ljsoftnet, sudo apt-get purge
[15:24] <shakir> does anybody knows how to write on pdf in ubuntu ?
[15:25] <Polah> ljsoftnet: look through /var/log/dpkg.log for the names of the packages you installed and do sudo apt-get purge or remove on them
[15:25] <Lodemanbob> test
[15:25] <Polah> shakir: With a text editor suitable for writing PDFs. In LibreOffice or OpenOffice which come by default it's File > Export as PDf
 but my document is in pdf i cant write on him
[15:27] <ljsoftnet> Polah asdjaputra how do i use sudo apt-get purge on libgtk2.0-dev?
[15:27] <Polah> Shakir: Oh, you want a PDF editor then.
[15:27] <Cas07> shakir: import into libreoffice
[15:27] <Polah> ljsoftnet: sudo apt-get purge libgtk2.0-dev
[15:27] <ufo1> Nologin issue: http://paste.ubuntu.com/701079/
[15:27] <asdjaputra> ^
 yes pdf edit where i can find ?
[15:29] <written> is the oxford semiconductor chip oxpcie954 supported under ubuntu?
[15:29] <Uzi> dr_willis, yeats: : Just mentioning that my problem was that I tried to run the progs off a USB stick, and seems my settings were such that I could not execute programs there. Copied to HD, now can run them without problems. Thanks for trying to help, you helped me understand Linux a bit better! =)
[15:30] <onder> ertyu, still need help?
[15:30] <onder> ertyu: Are you still there?
[15:31] <asdjaputra> shakir, you can always copy the text to OpenOffice, edit the contents and export to pdf
[15:31] <asdjaputra> oh he left
[15:32] <ljsoftnet> Polah thanks
[15:32] <onder> ufol: Thanks for that.
[15:33] <ufo1> NP
[15:34] <liweiwp> i wanna to know ,i want to learn java ,should i insall oracle jdk or openjdk
[15:35] <liweiwp> i wanna to know ,i want to learn java ,should i insall oracle jdk or openjdk
[15:35] <ufo1> openjdk is said to have still some minor issues while the oracle jdk is no longer as free as it used to be
[15:36] <shiftingcontrol> insserv: Default-Stop  undefined, assuming empty stop  runlevel(s) for script `plymouth-stop' how can i solve this issue >
[15:36] <ufo1> use openjdk until you hit some issues and only switch to oracle then :)
[15:37] <liweiwp> ok i know i will install openjdk
[15:37] <ertyu> yes i m here on
[15:38] <ertyu> yes i m here onder
[15:38] <ertyu> yes i dont fine
[15:38] <Guest97406> i'm having a problem when i setup s-video its black and white color.?
[15:38] <onder> Hey ertyu, I found something that will help you.
[15:38] <ertyu> i dont find that one
[15:38] <ertyu> which one ?
[15:38] <Somelauw> Is someone here specialised in syslog errors?
[15:38] <himuraken> Got a weird one here, using current LTS, I can get a valid answer from nfs server by running rpcinfo -p ipaddress unless I run it as root or sudo. Thoughts?
[15:39] <ertyu> do you know what is syslog ? Somelauw
[15:40] <Somelauw> This is the one http://pastebin.com/wqfnEp2t . I was watching youtube in fullscreen and suddenly I was back at the login screen.
[15:40] <ertyu> onder are you there ?
[15:40] <onder> ertyu: Please get in the right main directory, for example if your folders (folder1 and folder2) under the Documents, go there and type this command without quotes: mv -i folder2/* folder
[15:40] <onder> ertyu: Please get in the right main directory, for example if your folders (folder1 and folder2) under the Documents, go there and type this command without quotes: mv -i folder2/* folder1
[15:41] <onder> Ow, I forgot quotes but it's OK. :].
[15:41] <starjones> question: I am running out of space on my 'boot' drive. Never had this happen before but I think it has to do with the ecrypt that I ran on setup. Doesn't it set up a tiny boot partion that checks for pw and then bootstraps the whole drive once verified? Anyway I look at this boot drive and its filled with files like vmlinuz and Gzip archives. What can I delete safely
[15:42] <liweiwp> have some good book about java for beginners
[15:42] <DSH94> Does anyone here know how to make my own IRC channel?
[15:42] <ertyu> first let me clarify one thing onder
[15:42] <ThinkT510> DSH94: ask in #freenode
[15:43] <alexd285> DSH94, lal, google it?
[15:43] <onder> ertyu: I'm listening.
[15:43] <IdleOne> !google | alexd285
[15:43] <ertyu> how to get in to folder1 and folder2 at the same time ? onder
[15:43] <ThinkT510> starjones: it is best to use the package manager to remove previous kernels that you know you won't boot into
[15:43] <jonathon> liweiwp: I asked a programmer and he recommended Java: The Good Parts a few weeks back
[15:44] <starjones> ThinkT510: hmm that sounds familiar where do I find that?
[15:44] <onder> ertyu: You don't need to get into these folders, just one upper directory if they are under the same directory.
[15:44] <starjones> oh wait do you mean synaptic?
[15:45] <ThinkT510> starjones: yes
[15:45] <liweiwp> how to say to someone
[15:47] <Berenbet> I have a question: I have marked the option of encrypt at the installation. if the police steal my PC, will they see my archives?
[15:47] <ertyu> well on your example if i understand correctly
[15:47] <ertyu> mv -i folder2/* folder1
[15:47] <ertyu> you are copying all files and folders with is present on folder2 to folder1 correct ?
[15:48] <onder> Yes!
[15:48] <ertyu> ok let me check
[15:49] <onder> I was about a little guide to you help on this. :].
[15:49] <onder> *about to write*
[15:50] <Berenbet> ertyu, can you answer my question (8 lines above)?
[15:50] <starjones> ThinkT510: uhm followup question. I am not really seeing a place to delete these older revisions of what I assume are kernel upgrades.
[15:51] <ThinkT510> starjones: search for kernel
[15:51] <ThinkT510> starjones: they should all come up, then just rmove the ones that you know you won't need
[15:52] <ertyu> i m not helping for such kind of operation on what i called sophistacated one Berenbet
[15:52] <andyvy> hello, does anyone know how to update "Hardware Drivers" in Ubuntu 10.04, so that it sees newer video card and finds a driver for it?
[15:53] <Berenbet> ertyu, what? I dont have nothing illegal, it's just curiosity ¬¬
[15:53] <fjorgynn> win
[15:54] <ThinkT510> Berenbet: all encryption can eventually be broken
[15:55] <fjorgynn> :(
[15:55] <onder> ertyu: Did it help you?
[15:55] <ertyu> onder:
[15:55] <Berenbet> ThinkT510, also AES? Inside Ubuntu I have a AES-Twofish-Blosifh, can they broke my truecrypt? XD
[15:55] <ertyu> it says would you like to erase the present one
[15:55] <ertyu> if i do yes
[15:55] <ThinkT510> Berenbet: all encryption can eventually be broken
[15:55] <ertyu> it say the file not empty
[15:56] <Berenbet> ThinkT510, yeah, I know, with a brute force attack. but that will happend with a AES... 1 million of years?
[15:56] <Berenbet> I am talking of «real» time
[15:56] <ThinkT510> Berenbet: no method of encryption is 100% unbreakable
[15:56] <onder> ertyu: OK, let's change the command line a bit. Type this please: mv -f folder2/* folder1
[15:57] <ertyu> ok
[15:57] <Berenbet> ThinkT510, I will change the question, how many time aproximately will spend the FBI (per example) to uncrypt my pc
[15:57] <ertyu> same error file not empty impossible to change it
[15:58] <sumit> hi
[15:58] <onder> Ow.
[15:58] <ertyu> sorry folder not empty
[15:58] <ThinkT510> Berenbet: that isn't really a ubuntu question, but it depends on the method of encryption, whether they can aquire the key (fast) and how much computing power is at their disposal (bbrute force)
[15:58] <fjorgynn> nope
[15:59] <Berenbet> ThinkT510, which encryptation method use ubuntu?
[15:59] <onder> Can you repeat last command with sudo?
[15:59] <ThinkT510> Berenbet: i don't know, i've never bothered with encryption, it's more of an inconvienience than a security measure in my experience
[16:00] <Guest99367> 为什么没有电源管理？难道故意留下让用户自己琢磨？
[16:00] <ThinkT510> !zh | Guest99367
[16:00] <fjorgynn> jävla kinesiska
[16:00] <Berenbet> ThinkT510, which security measure do you recommend?
[16:01] <ThinkT510> Berenbet: backup your data regularly and learn what could go wrong and prepare accordingly
[16:01] <Crazy> ubottu: chinese？
[16:02] <Ellipsis753> Does anyone know how I can have several icons on one line in my gnome panel like this: http://versia.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/gnome.png Or if not, can someone recommend a panel that works well vertically please?
[16:02] <Berenbet> ThinkT510, I am not afraid of lost my data, I am afraid of police look my data XD
[16:02] <ThinkT510> Berenbet: security is a process not a product
[16:02] <onder> ertyu: I think this will work: mv -f -t folder1 folder2/*
[16:02] <Polah> Berenbet: If you're not doing anything illegal then you don't have anything to worry about, do you? (:
[16:02] <ThinkT510> Berenbet: why are you afraid of that?
[16:02] <simion314> hi,is there a tool that monitors a directory and subdirectory and prints what files were created,changed,deleted ?  I think it should be something that uses inotify
[16:03] <Krenair> What package is GCC's 32-bit development libraries?
[16:03] <Berenbet> I am doing a project about security on PC, I have chose Linux (Ubuntu) like an example
[16:03] <ertyu> i m sorry got the same onder
[16:03] <ertyu> is it working on your side ? onder
[16:03] <onder> Yes ertyu.
[16:04] <ThinkT510> Berenbet: there is nothing illegal about linux, why are you afraid of the police
[16:04] <ertyu> on my side i got files and folder
[16:04] <Berenbet> I need to know if the police can enter in a linux
[16:04] <ertyu> seems not working
[16:04] <ThinkT510> Berenbet: and i need to know why
[16:04] <Krenair> ThinkT510, http://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/kxpkg/linux_user_black_hat_hacker_stereotype/
 I am doing a project about security on PC, I have chose Linux (Ubuntu) like an example
[16:04] <ertyu> if your are thief Berenbet of course Police can enter to your pc
[16:05] <ThinkT510> Krenair: i'm aware of stereotypes
[16:05] <andyvy> Berenbet, the police is entering your PC right now.
[16:05] <Berenbet> andyvy, of course XD
[16:06] <Guest99367> Why in WIN7 system overall after the installation of 11.10BETA2, prompts the hard disk error, even after the update can not enter the system! That the disc reformatted after a no disk error!
[16:06] <ThinkT510> !11.10 | Guest99367
[16:07] <needbeep> I can't get the program "beep" to produce any sound. Ideas?
[16:07] <starjones> ThinkT510: Sorry, just want to make sure. Last think I want to do is screw up anything to do with booting. My current kernel is Linux version 2.6.32-34-generic . So uninstalling Linux-Headers with lower versions should not cause any probs? Or should I be deleting the Linux-Images
[16:07] <Berenbet> ok, so police can enter in a crypted ubuntu in a little time, no?
[16:08] <Krenair> Berenbet, depends which country
[16:08] <ertyu> give me your number i have to call to the police
[16:08] <glebihan> ertyu, are there already any files inside the destination folder ?
[16:08] <ertyu> where are you located in ?
[16:08] <Krenair> In the UK, you have to give them your password
[16:08] <ThinkT510> starjones: its not just linux headers, its the images, make sure you have at least one for back up
[16:08] <andyvy> Berenbet, yes they'll beat the password out of you if needed.
[16:08] <Berenbet> Krenair, suppose that the police is the FBI XD
[16:08] <Berenbet> andyvy, they can not torture me XDXD
[16:08] <Cas07> Berenbet: its best to use a hidden truecrypt partition
[16:08] <Krenair> Berenbet, if it was the FBI, chances are they don't want you to know they're trying to get into your shit
[16:09] <starjones> ThinkT510: ok leave one for BU. Is there a way to configure that so I don't have to deal with this in the future?
[16:09] <Cas07> Berenbet: there is no way they can prove it exists
[16:09] <mokoloko> is there unity music lens for clementine? :) that would be awesome
[16:09] <Krenair> It'd take a while
[16:09] <ertyu> yes glebihan there are lots of files  i simply need to earse the presence files and folder  i need to copy the new one
[16:09] <Krenair> But it can be done
[16:09] <Berenbet> Cas07, hey, I have some personal important files in a truecrypt, but in an archive, is that secure?
[16:09] <IdleOne> Please keep the language clean and the topic Ubuntu support.
[16:09] <ThinkT510> starjones: not that i'm aware of, but i never use a seperate boot partition so i don't run into that problem
[16:09] <glebihan> ertyu, then run : mv -u folder1/* folder2
[16:09] <Krenair> So, does anyone know what the GCC 32-bit development libraries are called for apt-get?
[16:10] <Cas07> Berenbet: Its best if you read about it: http://www.truecrypt.org/hiddenvolume
[16:10] <fjorgynn> :D
[16:10] <starjones> ThinkT510: I don't think I did anything out of the ordinary. But it was a long time ago.
[16:11] <ThinkT510> !11.10 | mokoloko
[16:12] <starjones> Oneiric?
[16:13] <compdoc> its a misspelling - should be one irc
[16:13] <Berenbet> Cas07, mmmm, would a truecrypt inside another truecypt do the same effect?
[16:14] <Cas07> Berenbet: it is going offtopic for this chan
[16:15] <starjones> Berenbet: this has been discussed ad-nauseum in many circles. Isn't there even a security discussion in the Ubuntu forums?
[16:16] <onder> ertyu: Did glebihan's solution help you?
[16:16] <ertyu> same error glebihan
[16:16] <ertyu> no onder
[16:16] <ertyu> folder not empty
[16:17] <Berenbet> Cas07, sorry men, but I am doing a project for school about security in linux. this is linux. and this is security
[16:17] <Berenbet> starjones, ubuntu forums? the exist? *searchin*
[16:17] <waperboy> I remember spending some considerable time on mapping keys, more specifically, "Scroll Lock" to volume down, "Pause" to volume up, "ALT+KP_minus" to run a script that switches channels on my tv card, etc. I can't remember (or find) the files involved - any clue?
[16:17] <Krenair> So, does anyone know what the GCC 32-bit development libraries are called for apt-get?
[16:17] <syn3rgy> I really do not want to upgrade from 10.10 due to that horrible UI that replaced Gnome 2.32.x. I need to update Firefox. Is there a reliable way of doing this on 10.10?
[16:18] <blazento> hi. this function uses acts_as_tree to get a list of not only children but children's children, but i'd like to change it to only allow for 4 levels deep, and thereafter not including the result in obj.all_children. any ideas on how to make this better? https://gist.github.com/1257591
[16:18] <starjones> Berenbet: ubuntuforums.org
[16:18] <glebihan> ertyu, ok then I don't think mv will work, try "rsync -r folder1 folder2"
[16:18] <Cas07> syn3rgy: https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/firefox-stable?field.series_filter=maverick
[16:18] <syn3rgy> Cas07, thx
[16:18] <ThinkT510> Krenair: are you on 32bit?
[16:19] <Krenair> ThinkT510, no, 64-bit
[16:19] <starjones> berenbet: in the first section: Security Discussions
[16:19] <ThinkT510> !info gcc-4.5-multilib | Krenair
[16:19] <Krenair> And that includes the 32-bit dev libraries?
[16:20] <ThinkT510> Krenair: i think so, it's multilib
[16:20] <ertyu> thanks glebihan
[16:20] <ertyu> this one is working try "rsync -r folder1 folder2"
[16:21] <glebihan> ertyu, you're welcome
[16:21] <ertyu> thanks onder also
[16:21] <ertyu> why mv not working
[16:21] <ertyu> ?
[16:22] <onder> You're welcome, ertyu.
[16:23] <glebihan> ertyu, the thing is, if you have both folder1/subfolder1 and folder2/subfolder1 and they're not empty, mv cannot move subfolder1 from folder1 to folder2
[16:23] <ThinkT510> Krenair: http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/gcc-4.5-multilib
[16:23] <Krenair> ThinkT510, it's fine
[16:23] <glebihan> ertyu, mv does not work recursively
[16:23] <Krenair> I already found it
[16:23] <Krenair> libc6-dev-i386
[16:23] <ThinkT510> Krenair: ah, sorry
[16:23] <glebihan> ertyu, either it can move the entire folder or it fails
[16:24] <ertyu> ok
[16:24] <onder> Oh, glebihan. Thanks for information.
[16:24] <glebihan> onder, you're welcome
[16:26] <Guest97406> i'm having a problem when i setup s-video its black and white color.?
[16:26] <X0Rc0re> hello, we are a new website(forum) looking for members, staffing positions are available http://kforum.co.nu/forum.php
[16:26] <ThinkT510> !ot | X0Rc0re
[16:27] <X0Rc0re> ok
[16:29] <nmvictor> Anyone here using KDEsktop who has managed to use a different theme with Netbeans, The metal look and feel theme isnt so appealing. Someone please...
[16:30] <A_J_> Hey All, I wanted to know how i can auto mount a hard drive on startup..
[16:30] <nmvictor> A_J_: edit /etc/fstab
[16:31] <A_J_> nmvictor what do i do there
[16:32] <roasted_> I switched from twinview to separate X screens in my nvidia settings and now gnome shell (using a ppa on 11.04) errors out each time I log in. I can only assume the ppa is just acting up with it?
[16:33] <nmvictor> A_J_: what drive do you want to automount? /dev/sda<what> or do you know its label?
[16:34] <A_J_> I've labled it data drive
[16:35]  * A_J_ will brb
[16:37] <ThinkT510> !gnome3 | roasted_
[16:37] <roasted_> ThinkT510, uh. yeah. I know ;)
[16:37] <roasted_> ThinkT510, nonetheless, I figured I'd ask to bounce some ideas around.
[16:38] <jrr> I love how ubuntu classic has a 1 pixel target for window resizing.. wonder how that slipped through
[16:38] <roasted_> ThinkT510, currently I'm bumping it up to 11.10 beta to see if I have any luck. :(
[16:38] <ThinkT510> roasted_: i hope you mean a fresh install
[16:38] <roasted_> ThinkT510, yeah. I can't even log in to my 11.04 box now. I have no choice :P
[16:39] <ThinkT510> roasted_: ok, just remember that support on 11.10 in on #ubuntu+1 until it gets released
[16:39] <roasted_> ThinkT510, right. I know.
[16:39] <roasted_> ThinkT510, believe me I've heard that 400 times before in this chat.
[16:40] <roasted_> 5 minutes before midnight? pfft, ubuntu+1 brother.
[16:40] <X0Rc0re> hello, we are a new website(forum) looking for members, staffing positions are available http://kforum.co.nu/forum.php
[16:40]  * ThinkT510 is glad that i'm not the only one who notices
[16:40] <Cas07> someone ban X0Rc0re
[16:40] <roasted_> X0Rc0re, you didn't really take notice to what IdleOne said, did you?
[16:40] <Cas07> :)
[16:41] <honour> whats a portable way to encrypt/decrypt a file that will need to be read on multiple computers?
[16:41] <nmvictor> roasted_: I had a problem with 11.04 too, i ended up using 11.10 and am liking it but had to go KDE, all other UIs[Unity and Gnome3] just dint cut it for me.
[16:41] <Cas07> honour: use 7zip
[16:42] <roasted_> nmvictor, well you're talking personal preference at that point. My standpoint is the actual thing is errors out upon logging in. I think the dirty setup I did with the ppa may have something to do with it, as clearly people use separate X screens with nvidia cards all of the time and have no issues, so I should be able to as well
[16:43] <alexxio> hi
[16:43] <alexxio> i'm trying to install ubuntu with lili
[16:43] <alexxio> (lili usb creator)
[16:43] <zykotick9> roasted_, actually, separate X if quite uncommon.
[16:43] <alexxio> nothing, doesnt go, it says: GRUB error: file not found
[16:43] <zykotick9> s/if/is/
[16:43] <alexxio> grub rescue>
[16:44] <ThinkT510> zykotick9: funnily enough, i'm running seperate X with my nvidia
[16:44] <Kouback_TR_> BRAZIL???
[16:45] <nmvictor> roasted_: sorry if you think so,luck with a solution to your problem anyway. Wish i could help but I dnot know Nvidia further than the fact that ist been mentioned so often on this channel, usually as a problem-card.
[16:46] <zykotick9> ThinkT510, do you have two wm/de running?  one on each?  what do you use the separate X for?
[16:46] <Rei-chan> How do I tell if I'm on a 64-bit or 32-bit install of Ubuntu?
[16:46] <zykotick9> Rei-chan, "uname -m"
[16:47] <Guest97406> i'm having a problem when i setup s-video its black and white color.?
[16:47] <ThinkT510> zykotick9: both running xfce, just got a fullscreen terminal in one with htop on all the time
[16:47] <nmvictor> Anyone here using KDEsktop who has managed to use a different theme with Netbeans, The metal look and feel theme isnt so appealing. Someone please...
[16:47] <alexxio> anyone knows grub commands?
[16:47] <Rei-chan> ty, zykotick9;.
[16:53] <nmvictor> Can KDE Partition Manager be trusted like Gparted, Do they use the same libraries?
[16:55] <zykotick9> nmvictor, fyi there is a #kubuntu channel, might be better place for KDE specific questions (IF you don't get an answer here)
[16:55] <tomubuntu> hello how can i add from terminal my bssid and my wepkey pass to start wirless
[16:57] <nmvictor> zykotick9: Ooh, thanks. Never knew that, i thought all these ubuntu derivatives share the same Support channel.
[16:57] <zykotick9> tomubuntu, i believe, there is a cli frontend to "network manager" (i believe it may even be installed by default, but i've never used it).  There is also wicd, which also has a cli frontend believe, but i don't really like recommending wicd very much.  The manual way, buy using the interfaces file would be a major drag for wireless (i imagine, also never personally tried it).
[16:57] <Olotila> How do I get the Launcher to stay?
[16:57] <Olotila> NOt hide automatically
[16:57] <Olotila> Ubuntu 11.04
[16:58] <tomubuntu> zyotick9: when i go to wicd it shows no wirlees connection found
[16:58] <zykotick9> nmvictor, well, technically you requestion if fine here as well - as it is a supported derivative.  BUT, IF you don't get an answer here, try there - but don't crosspost, wait 15+ minutes to see if you get an answer here first.
[16:59] <zykotick9> !tab > tomubuntu
[16:59] <zykotick9> tomubuntu, i'm not a fan of wicd - thus my hesitation suggesting it.
[16:59] <tomubuntu> anyone who knows how to start wicd to found my wirless connection
[17:00] <onebitxajax> hi to all
[17:01] <onebitxajax> i have my home ecrypted with ecryptfs can someone help me recover it?
[17:01] <kyoushuu> Is it possible to have different GTK+ theme in Unity and Gnome Shell?
[17:01] <rwx> why won't wicd start in dwm from dmenu?
[17:02] <Guest97406> i'm having a problem when i setup s-video its black and white color.?
[17:03] <Cas07> Olotila: http://askubuntu.com/questions/35963/how-to-make-the-unity-launcher-always-visible
[17:03] <onebitxajax> can someone help me with ecryptfs?
[17:03] <tomubuntu> anyone who knows how to start wicd to found my wirless connection
[17:03] <rwx> why won't wicd start in dwm from dmenu?
[17:06] <tomubuntu> rwx it starts but it shows no wirless network found
[17:06] <tomubuntu> iwconfig shows my wlan0 essid:off/any
[17:06] <rwx> mine is not starting at all
[17:07] <tomubuntu> how do i type it in terminal my essid and my wpa key from termnial
[17:10] <karpar> hi, is there anyone use upstart with autossh?
[17:11] <jkoder70014> hi all
[17:11] <carl_> lu
[17:11] <Benkinooby> hi, i know this might be offtopic, but at chance a sql-pro could point me out some standard resources for learning sql
[17:11] <IdleOne> #sql ?
[17:12] <Benkinooby> IdleOne, i asked there... no reaction at all and not very busy...
[17:12] <Benkinooby> IdleOne, that's why i fall back to #ubuntu
[17:12] <IdleOne> Benkinooby: http://www.sqlcourse.com/index.html
[17:12] <jkoder70014> I am using ubuntu. The default jre installed is /msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER jkoder70014 bouakbrtmzzf. If i want to remove that entry where i should change..?
[17:13] <IdleOne> #ubuntu is not the fallback channel for everything IT btw.
[17:13] <xannen> What is the recommended VM software to use?  Virtualbox?
[17:13] <compdoc> xannen, depends on the use
[17:13] <jkoder70014> sorry  jre is OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.10.2) (6b22-1.10.2-0ubuntu1~11.04.1)
[17:13] <IdleOne> jkoder70014: #freenode for help with registering
[17:13] <tomubuntu> how do i type it in terminal my essid and my wpa key from termnial
[17:14] <binarymutant> I need a vim-like cbr (comic) reader, any suggestions?
[17:14] <xannen> I want to run Windows in VM to play game, 'cause wine doesn't work for an old game I want to play, compdoc.
[17:14] <compdoc> xannen, then virtualbox would work best
[17:14] <compdoc> do you have enough ram?
[17:14] <Krenair> xannen, virtualbox
[17:14] <Benkinooby> IdleOne, do you have any personal experience with that site? i'm googling for sql materials and courses myself but can not evaluate the quality of the results... your page is among the results.
[17:15] <xannen> I had a look on installing virtual box, but no success.  Can you give me some instruction, compdoc?
[17:15] <compdoc> xannen, describe your computer
[17:15] <IdleOne> Benkinooby: i don't but it is the first link in my search.
[17:15] <Guest97406> i'm having a problem when i setup s-video its black and white color.?
[17:16] <xannen> compdoc, it's ubuntu 11.04; intel i7, 8gig ram
[17:16] <xannen> compdoc, it's higher end computer range.  :D
[17:16] <compdoc> xannen, thats a nice system. what instructions did you use? I recently installed it very easily on a 2G ram, dual core system
[17:17] <xannen> compdoc, i followed this instruction: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/virtualbox-4-0-10-released-and-ubuntu-11-0410-10-installation-instructions-included.html
[17:17] <Benkinooby> IdleOne, in that case sorry for wasting your (and my) time. i wonder why most people think that when some1 aska question, that person didn't try to google first.
[17:18] <IdleOne> Benkinooby: unfortunately that is usually the case :)
[17:18] <compdoc> xannen, I used one like this:      http://www.ubuntugeek.com/virtualbox-4-1-2-released-and-ubuntu-11-0410-10-installation-instructions-included.html
[17:18] <Benkinooby> IdleOne, thank you for your attention
[17:19] <compdoc> xannen, looks the same, except for the version
[17:19] <compdoc> whats not working?
[17:19] <xannen> when i do the apt-get update, i received error.
[17:20] <Guest97406> Question why is myi setup s-video its black and white color.?
[17:20] <milesp> hello
[17:20] <andyvy> hello, anyone familiar with how to activate Flash in Chrome (Stable)?
[17:21] <compdoc> xannen, might be easier to fix the apt-get update.
[17:21] <ms7821> anyone got any tips on working out why 'pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks'?
[17:21] <milesp> I'm getting stuck while installing 11.04
[17:21] <ms7821> I'm seeing 'Holding Back xserver-xorg-core rather than change xserver-xorg-video-6' and similar in /var/log/dist-upgrade/apt/log
[17:22] <Cas07> Guest97406: sounds like you need to set PAL for the output
[17:22] <xannen> compdoc, i figured it out.  :D  the deb-src was added when i added via synaptic, i removed that line.  it's working now.
[17:22] <Guest97406> Cas07 i did set it to pal but its still black and white. and its a ati 7000 series
[17:23] <compdoc> cool
[17:23] <Benik> hi
[17:23] <Guest97406> Cas07, also at pal it does flickring
[17:23] <milesp> anybody know what i can do at this point? It is stuck on creating ext4 file system
[17:23] <thauriswulfa> HELP: Ubuntu one is not syncing (uploading)
[17:24] <xannen> compdoc, do i need to install package: dkms, as cautioned, in the instruction?
[17:24] <Guest97406> Question why is myi setup s-video its black and white color.?
[17:24] <pros977>  bv
[17:25] <compdoc> xannen, I didnt, but its just a test system. I dont know how to use dkms
[17:25] <wolfmitchell> Is ubuntu server command line or graphical?
[17:25] <xannen> okay..  ty compdoc :D
[17:25] <Cas07> Guest97406: did you try different PAL settings like PAL-B?
[17:26] <compdoc> wolfmitchell, command line
[17:26] <wolfmitchell> Ok
[17:27] <Guest66824> heyy
[17:27] <Guest66824> guys does anyone know what is happening to my alsa, about 4 hours ago was working so I resstarted my PC and now not working, alsamixer command I can execute but I cannot hear anything!
[17:27] <Guest97406> Cas07, yes
[17:28] <Guest66824> HELP ME!
[17:28] <Guest66824> guys does anyone know what is happening to my alsa, about 4 hours ago was working so I resstarted my PC and now not working, alsamixer command I can execute but I cannot hear anything!
[17:28] <FloodBot1> Guest66824: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:28] <xannen> compdoc, if i have windows installed on hard drive, can i run that off virtualbox?
[17:28] <compdoc> xannen, you could, but its not easy
[17:29] <Guest66824> helpp me!
[17:29] <john___> hi there i´m learning java script any recommended software for xubuntu?
[17:29] <ublender> Are there any other themes compatible with Oneiric?
[17:29] <Cas07> Guest97406 are there any jumpers or bios settings for pal/ntsc
[17:29] <Guest66824> guys does anyone know what is happening to my alsa, about 4 hours ago was working so I resstarted my PC and now not working, alsamixer command I can execute but I cannot hear anything!
[17:29] <john___> or should i stick with pasting the code in a html file?
[17:30] <Guest97406> Cas07,  maybe i have to check
[17:30] <Guest97406> Cas07,  if it doesn't work i'm making it to vista home basic as a mediaserver
[17:30] <Guest66824> heyyyy
[17:31] <Guest66824> people
[17:31] <Cas07> Guest97406: well i use Mediaportal on windows for my htpc so thats your choice
[17:32] <jkoder70014> where can we edit the classpath setting of jre in ubuntu ?
[17:32] <hello> hello
[17:32] <hello> sombody know how decrypt this wpa password dd1c0050f20101000050f20202000050f2040050f20201000050f2020c00
[17:32] <Cas07> john___: rhino
[17:33] <Owner> hi i am having problems with my ralink network stick couls some one please help on windows it works fine but on natty dosent
[17:33] <xannen> compdoc, i have virtualbox installed.  if i want to run, say windows 7, how do you suggest i do that?  do i need windows 7 installation dvd?
[17:33] <ActionParsnip> Hello: id ask in ##networks
[17:33] <john___> cas07: what about bluefish_
[17:33] <john___> ?
[17:33] <ActionParsnip> xannen: yes as well as a license
[17:34] <Cas07> thats a good editor but ive never used it for javascript
[17:34] <leo> hello
[17:34] <Cas07> john___ ^
[17:35] <leo> how can i make my linux use physical memory before swap?
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> Owner: windows is supported in ##windows
[17:35] <ActionParsnip> Owner: sorry, misread
[17:36] <ms7821> anyone able to say whether this is likely to be my problem with a release upgrade? 'Fixing xserver-xorg-core via remove of xserver-xorg-video-tseng' 'Fixing xserver-xorg-video-all via keep of xserver-xorg-video-tseng'
[17:36] <varnie> hello
[17:36] <varnie> is it possible to mount samsung s5660 to ubuntu?
[17:36] <hello> what
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> Owner: if you run:  lsusb   you will get an 8 character hex id, you can use it to find guides. You may want to run:  sudo iwlist scan   to see if it finds access points already
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> Leo: set a lower vm.swappi
[17:37] <Owner> actionparsnip: i will have to restart though 2mins
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> Leo: set a lower vm.swappiness value in /etc/sysctl.conf
[17:37] <leo> how can i set a lower vm.swappi?
[17:38] <leo> im a newbie
[17:38] <ActionParsnip> Leo: use the web to search using the direction I have given. You'll find stuff
[17:38] <Guest97406> Cas07,  Mediaportal does it work on old computer with 512 mb ram
[17:39] <alexxio> i really need to talk with someone who understands about deep grub and bootloader questions
[17:39] <alexxio> polease
[17:39] <alexxio> please
[17:39] <alexxio> someone.. :(
[17:39] <hello> actionparsnip can you tell my about crack wpa
[17:39] <FloodBot1> alexxio: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:39] <leo> sudo: /etc/sysctl.conf: command not found
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> Guest97406: do you need a remote control UI type thing? Or just something pretty onscreen? Or both?
[17:40] <th0r> leo: there is no command in that line
[17:40] <hello> know sombody how decrypt a wpa passwors i have cap file with all
[17:40] <hello> but
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> Hello: its offtopic here. The guys in the backtrack channel may help
[17:40] <Cas07> Guest97406: should be ok, 1gb is recommended though
[17:40] <hello> mic key
[17:41] <hydester> hi, i'm on a natty laptop and i swear that about every 30 seconds or so the hard drive spins down.  the power management options have that option disabled.  where else can this be defined?
[17:41] <th0r> leo: you usually edit a conf file with an editor. Try 'sudo gedit /etc/sysctl.conf'
[17:41] <ms7821> aha, bugs #726924, #721306 and #658458 say yes.  Thanks for the enormous help, guys
[17:41] <hello> wpa key is cripted in HMAC-SHA1 for mic and aes ccmp
[17:41] <ms7821> lumme
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> Th0r: sudo is not suitable for gui apps, gksudo should be used
[17:42] <Cas07> hydester: you could use hdparm -C to check the drive timeout
[17:43] <hydester> Cas07: it just says...  /dev/sda:  drive state is:  active/idle
[17:43] <Cas07> hydester: sorry yer that just displays status
[17:44] <Cas07> hydester: check /etc/hdparm.conf for the value
[17:44] <Anord> hey does anyone have a good link for fstab setup. I'm having a heck of a time mounting a new drive at startup
[17:44] <leo> donw know where to lower vm.swappi
[17:45] <leo> i entered the file but cant find it
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> Leo: did you websearch for guides?
[17:45] <leo> can you guys please help me
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> Leo: the setting is
[17:46] <Anord> i have but none of them have been any good. (I googled the crap out of google)
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> Isn't in by default
[17:46] <hello> an exploit to wpa know something
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> !fstab| Anord
[17:46] <leo> this is what i get
[17:46] <leo>  /etc/sysctl.conf - Configuration file for setting system variables
[17:46] <leo> # See /etc/sysctl.d/ for additional system variables
[17:46] <leo> # See sysctl.conf (5) for information.
[17:46] <leo> #
[17:46] <leo> #kernel.domainname = example.com
[17:46] <FloodBot1> leo: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:46] <leo> # Uncomment the following to stop low-level messages on console
[17:46] <leo> #kernel.printk = 3 4 1 3
[17:47] <Anord> Thank you muchly!
[17:48] <ActionParsnip> Leo: again, the text isn't there by default. It needs adding. Did you use the web to try and find guides?
[17:49] <leo> sorry
[17:49] <leo> didnt know that
[17:49] <hydester> Cas07: i guess that wasn't my problem.  i set it off via "hdparm -S 0  /dev/sda" and it still makes the spinning up sound and the light pegs periodically.  hmm
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> Leo: did you use the web to find guides?
[17:50] <Cas07> hydester: could also be set in the bios
[17:50] <hydester> it freezes the system during this.   so not just the noise is annoying
[17:50] <john___> Cas07: thanks
[17:50] <leo> yes
[17:50] <leo> i searched for what you told me todo
[17:51] <leo> so... i have to add what you pasted in the chat?
[17:51] <hydester> hmm, perhaps ecryptfs is to blame somehow.  i don't remember it doing this previously, but that could have been before my natty upgrade
[17:51] <th0r> leo: all I did was search for vm.swappiness. The second choice was an ubuntu post that tells exactly what to add.
[17:51] <onebitxajax> can someone help me recover my home directory?
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> Leo: add the line:  vm.swappinesz = 10     save the new file, close gedit then run:  sudo sysctl -p   and it will apply without need to reboot
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> onebitxajax: use your backups. Easiest way by far
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> Leo: remove the z from the thing to add. Typo
[17:53] <onebitxajax> ActionParsnip: it is encrypted with encryptfs
[17:54] <leo> do i have to add this at the end of the file?
[17:54] <leo> vm.swappinesz = 10
[17:54] <leo> ?
[17:54] <ActionParsnip> Leo: vm.swappiness = 10
[17:54] <yacc> Sigh, what could happened with /sbin/init (pid 1) so it does not collect zombies?
[17:54] <leo> at the end of the file right?
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> Leo: i know you didn't websearch at all, or you would have found this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> Leo: yes
[17:55] <yacc> onebitxajax, ok, and let me guess you don't know the encrytion pass phrase?
[17:55] <leo> is it  vm.swappiness = 10 or  vm.swappines = 10?
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> Leo: if you don't do any work yourself, you will always need help
[17:56] <leo> sorry man
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> Leo: read the link i gave
[17:56] <leo> ok
[17:56] <onebitxajax> yacc: i know it but it don't work
[17:56] <leo> another question
[17:57] <yacc> How so?
[17:57] <leo> how can i have my partitions automounted from startup?
[17:57] <yacc> leo: man fstab
[17:57] <Cas07> leo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
[17:57] <yacc> onebitxajax, ecryptfs-unwarp-passphrase works for you?
[17:58] <leo> thabks ill read it
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> Leo: no, its not really fair. I gave direction so you could find your own way. What i gave was about 75% of the job, but you couldnt be bothered, then you lied about trying to find the answer.
[17:58] <onebitxajax> yacc: i will try now
[17:58] <leo> i didnt lie
[17:58] <urlin2u> leo, here is another. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[17:58] <leo> i searched and couldnt find the answer because of your typo
[17:58] <leo> besisdes
[17:59] <leo> i know nothing about linux
[17:59] <yacc> leo: or type man fstab in a console.
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> Leo: websearch for:  ubuntu vm.swappiness    and you'll find a billion guides
[17:59] <Anom01y> why is Ubuntu 10.04 so far behind with the latest version of Firefox ?
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> Leo: maybe but I'm sure you've used the web to research
[17:59] <Anom01y> firefox 7.7 is out but yet the latest in Ubuntu's repo's is 3.6.33
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> !ff7 | Anom01y
[18:00] <FreeWilly_> i was here earlier with problem, but had to afk
[18:00] <FreeWilly_> im back
[18:00] <Anom01y> !ff7
[18:00] <auronandace> Anom01y: 10.04 is lts so aims for stability
[18:00] <FreeWilly_> and unfortrunately the faries didnt come fix my issue
[18:00] <yacc> ActionParsnip, leo, google: Ubuntu configuring swap => 1st item is the swap faq
[18:00] <Cas07> Anom01y: https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/firefox-stable
[18:00] <urlin2u> Anom01y, mozilla started a upgrade schecule that conflicted I guess there is a ppa that can get you more updated FF releases.
[18:00] <onebitxajax> yacc: on what i must make that command?
[18:00] <leo> im reading right now thanks people
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> Anom01y: there is the firefox stable ppa which may help
[18:00] <yacc> onebitxajax, in a console window, ideally su to your user first.
[18:00] <urlin2u> schedule *
[18:01] <Cas07> Anom01y: applications for Ubuntu releases are not updated unless there is a serious bug or security issue
[18:02] <FreeWilly_> ive connected two additional hard drives, and need to mount them, but when running df -h all i get is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/701141/
[18:02] <yacc> leo: It does not hurt, reading, I mean. :)
[18:02] <yacc> Anyway, what can make /sbin/init stop collecting zombies?
[18:02] <leo> yeah
[18:03] <leo> THANK YOU
[18:03] <Cas07> FreeWilly_ that will only list mounted drives
[18:03] <leo> i just laerned i can change swap for this session
[18:03] <einseenai> guys, what command in terminal should i run to see if my memory is running in dual channel mode?
[18:03] <leo> i mean how much swap it uses
[18:03] <leo> it was 60
[18:03] <leo> and i changed it to 10
[18:03] <leo> just for this session
[18:03] <ActionParsnip> leo: you could have even just searched for: vm.swappiness   and found something. This is how i know you did zero work
[18:04] <einseenai> anybody, please?
[18:04] <yacc> leo: Actually it's not how much swap it uses, it's a value that tells how much the kernel wants to swap.
[18:04] <leo> yeah
[18:04] <leo> i just didnt know how to explain it
[18:04] <yacc> einseenai, hwinfo?
[18:04] <leo> what if i put the number under ten? or 0?
[18:04] <yacc> einseenai, usually the BIOS tells you things like this ;)
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> Leo: zero can be used but isnt a good  choice
[18:05] <yacc> leo: then it won't consider swap in practically any situation.
[18:05] <leo> oooh
[18:05] <leo> so 10 is ok tight?
[18:05] <leo> right*?
[18:05] <einseenai> yacc, hwinfo is unreadable for me
[18:05] <einseenai> :)
[18:06] <yacc> leo, swap is godd. Even on a box with to much memory => it can stuff quite a bit of memory by swapping out all kinds of system daemons you seldom use.
[18:06] <FreeWilly_> my user all of a sudden is not in sudoers file, and i cant edit it coz of the same reason, and the installation never gave me the root password
[18:06] <FreeWilly_> what do i do???
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> einseenai: id check your manual for your motherboard, if you have the ram sticks in a dual channel config, the
[18:06] <FreeWilly_> this is so fustrating
[18:06] <ActionParsnip> Then you are gold :)
[18:06] <yacc> einseenai, well, my BIOS tells me it's dual channeling before it goes to the task of detecting IDE/SATA discs.
[18:07] <leo> illl put it to 10 then ok?
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> FreeWilly_: boot to root recovery mode, you can fix it there
[18:07] <yacc> FreeWilly: it's simple, you boot into the live cd, ...
[18:07] <FreeWilly_> server edition, also?
[18:08] <leo> there is a thing that doesnt specify in the page that you guys gave me
[18:08] <yacc> FreeWilly: then you chroot into your root filesystem, and run passwd root
[18:08] <leo> in the file im editing
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> FreeWilly_: hold shift at boot, select recovery mode, select root
[18:08] <leo>  does it have to be: #vm.swappiness=10?
[18:08] <leo> or vm.swappiness=10
[18:08] <FreeWilly_> thanks all
[18:08] <onebitxajax> yacc: down'yt work
[18:08] <yacc> FreeWilly: Any bootable media that allows you to mount your root filesystem and edit a file (or run passwd in a chroot) is fine.
[18:08] <FreeWilly_> brb
[18:08] <leo> (without the # symbol)
[18:08] <yacc> onebitxajax, ?
[18:08] <onebitxajax> yacc: erroe -5
[18:08] <FreeWilly_> im puttying in to the system
[18:08] <FreeWilly_> so have to go to that pc then
[18:08] <einseenai> ActionParship, so i have to check in bios, right? cause i can't find any command in google to just display it.
[18:08] <FreeWilly_> argh
[18:09] <onebitxajax> yacc: don't work that command
[18:09] <auronandace> leo: # indicates a comment
[18:09] <yacc> leo # is a common "comment introduction character" in the unix world => so if you want it enabled, you usually need to remove the #
[18:09] <yacc> onebitxajax, so what happened that you cannot access your home directory at all?
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> Leo: on the swap faq page i linked, scroll to the top. Look on the right at number 6. Paste here what it says please..
[18:10] <Anom01y> does FF 7 use more ram than firefox 3.6 ?
[18:10] <leo> where?
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> Anom01y: not sure that's possible :))
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> Leo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> Leo: same link i gave earlier...
[18:11] <yacc> Anyway, any one got an idea why init might stop working? Or what to do to analyze the problem?
[18:11] <leo> ok
[18:11] <ActionParsnip> Leo: what does link 6 on the right say..
[18:11] <leo> is there a way to not reboot
[18:11] <Anom01y> found this KIck ass media player
[18:11] <Anom01y> http://www.umplayer.com/
[18:12] <leo> did it! thanks Action...
[18:12] <Anom01y> anyone who is interested ^^^^
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> Leo: no...i wa
[18:12] <Anom01y> Umplayer is SMplayer but way better
[18:12] <auronandace> Anom01y: what is wrong with vlc or mplayer (they are in the repos)
[18:12] <ActionParsnip> Leo: i want you to paste in here what 6 says
[18:12] <Anom01y> mplayer is nice but not the front ends
[18:13] <Anom01y> this umplayer is finally a good front end for mplayer
[18:13] <leo> illl be banned for flooding
[18:13] <yacc> Anom01y, umplayer is just yet another frontend for mplayer?
[18:13] <g0rs> is there any application to power down hard drive in ubuntu when the computer is idle?
[18:13] <th0r> ActionParsnip: sometimes, before you can teach a man to fish, you have to teach him what water is
[18:13] <Anom01y> yeah but its the best one so far yacc
[18:13] <ActionParsnip> Leo: i just want the link name, not all the text
[18:13] <Anom01y> smplayer had a few probs
[18:13] <yacc> Anom01y, not really, I personally prefer the default keyboard interface of mplayer :)
[18:13] <g0rs> Hello, is there any application to power down hard drive in ubuntu when the computer is idle?
[18:13] <Anom01y> I like the playlists in smplayer / umplayer yacc
[18:13] <Cas07> g0rs: hdparm
[18:14] <Anom01y> saving / making playlists, and remembering positions in movies ect so when you reload it it goes back to the place you left off automatically
[18:14] <Anom01y> its worth checking out
[18:14] <ActionParsnip> Th0r: we'll get there
[18:14] <g0rs> Cas07: does hdparm enable hard drive power management? How is it possible when the os is logging onto the hard drive using a journaled file system like ext3 ?
[18:15] <Anom01y> yacc, I like the simplicity of just plain old mplayer, but the playlist isn't very good
[18:15] <yacc> g0rs, no, hdparm let's you issue all kinds of commands (ATA/SCSI) to devices.
[18:15] <yacc> Anom01y, well, I'm usually quite happy to watch one movie at a time.
[18:15] <ActionParsnip> Leo: its a single line of 8 words.
[18:15] <g0rs> yacc: hdparm is not starting even though i tried to run it.
[18:15] <yacc> g0rs, sudo?
[18:16] <Cas07> g0rs: you need to use /etc/hdparm.conf
[18:16] <leo> you do it please
[18:16] <Anom01y> yacc, yeah well I have a ton of youtube vids which are in several parts on my computer so
[18:16] <Anom01y> I make up nice playlists and save em all
[18:16] <yacc> g0rs, the kernel should usually wake up any drives you make sleep.
[18:17] <mongy> anyone know what package lscpi, lsusb etc are in?
[18:17] <ThinkT510> leo: ActionParsnip is trying to get you to learn how to help yourself (and point out that you seem to not want to try)
[18:17] <g0rs> yacc: yes that was the idea, if the kernel keeps the harddrive awake , is it not possible to disable it?
[18:17] <mongy> I have an ubuntu server on a vps and its missing these, for my phpsysinfo to work.
[18:17] <yacc> Anom01y, well, I tend to transcode and concat all videos, as the main video player in this home is the PS3 => with such it's best to transcode yourself so you have codecs the PS3 can handle.
[18:17] <Cas07> g0rs: if it need to write data it needs the hard drive
[18:17] <ActionParsnip> Leo: i want you to paste it so you learn. Open the swap faq link i gave and look at the numbered list at the top right of the page. What is number 6?
[18:17] <leo> ok ill doit
[18:18] <Anom01y> yacc, yeah I just plug the computer into the TV and hit play on the playlists
[18:18] <leo> What is swappiness and how do I change it?
[18:18] <Anom01y> plays everything
[18:18] <yacc> g0rs, well, if you access the drive, then logically either your computer should hang (and then how will you power on the drive) or the computer needs to power on the drive => so if you want your drive unused => make sure it's unused.
[18:18] <Cas07> g0rs: you could create something like a ramdisk for logging but it could be a major task to keep the disk spundown
[18:19] <ActionParsnip> Leo: bingo. So now you know how I KNOW you didn't research at all. You would have found that with even the most basic search
[18:19] <glebihan> mongy, usbutils and pciutils
[18:19] <yacc> g0rs, let me rephrase that, it's a major PITA to keep the disc down, but if you think you want to do that, google Linux laptop mode, and so on.
[18:20] <g0rs> Cas07, yacc : thanks, i wondered why they didnt enable hard drive idle mode .Probably it was important to log all activity.
[18:20] <leo> wow
[18:20] <leo> youre cool action...
[18:20] <ActionParsnip> Leo: this is nothing to do with Linux experience, this is you trying to find stuff online. I gave the thing to search for and you didn't do anything
[18:21] <leo> yes i did
[18:21] <leo> i even told you what i found at that page
[18:21] <yacc> g0rs, it's not only logging as in syslogd, it's also that Linux filesystems keep access times, all kinds of background processes write stuff/read stuff.
[18:22] <yacc> g0rs, the reality is that getting rid of the writing is kind of the easy part. Getting the correct working set of files into the RAM cache is way funnier.
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> Leo: if you research yourself using the direction given rather than simply shrugging at new terms aa you are new to the OS you will not be a "newb" for long at all
[18:22] <g0rs> yacc: unless we're running a linux server. logging may not be essential for desktop use.
[18:23] <leo> ok
[18:23] <Cas07> g0rs: might be useful: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mukesh/hacks/spindown/t1.html
[18:23] <g0rs> thanks Cas07
[18:24] <alexxio> i'm using boot-repair to repair my boot and it is taking infinite time in the section "discovering menu entries"
[18:25] <alexxio> what should i do? if i force stop it, will it anyway boot up good?
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> alexxio: is the drive healthy
[18:25] <alexxio> actionparsnip: i think it is, how can i check?
[18:26] <Kre10s> hello. I've got a LEICA digital video camera... I was just wondering if anyone here has experience with getting the video off of these things.
[18:27] <alexxio> ActionParsnip: what of the disk should i check up?
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> alexxio: could fsck the system partition in liveCD. If you want to go full fat, you could grab the ultimate boot cd and use the drive manufacturers tool to test the drive at a lower level
[18:28] <alexxio> fsck with what options?
[18:28] <txomon> hi, everytime I suspend the laptop, it goes to hibernate
[18:29] <txomon> first suspends, and when I activate, hibernates
[18:29] <Cas07> txomon: hibernates after resuming from suspend?
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> Kre10s: does pitivi not offer to import from the source?
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> alexxio: you'll have to read the man page, i don't have it to hand
[18:31] <Kre10s> I've never done it before, and i don't want to download/install a crapload of packages half of which i might not need.
[18:31] <Kre10s> pitivi looks good though
[18:32] <ActionParsnip> Kre10s: possibly: http://ubuntuhowtos.com/howtos/import_video_from_MiniDV_camera
[18:33] <ActionParsnip> Kre10s: kino exists too but installing it on a gnome based system will pull in lots of Qt deps. Depends if space is a luxury
[18:34] <marsfligth> Please, how to resume from 'hibernation' or 'suspend' status pressing the 'usb keyboard' instead of press the computer power button?
[18:34] <Kre10s> hmm. yes kino is QT... It'd be cool if i could access the camera as a tape drive of something more generic.
[18:35] <Girly-Girl> marsfligth: Depends on bios limitations not OS
[18:35] <ActionParsnip> Kre10s: that'd be swee. If they all did it as standard too, thats the dream
[18:35] <marsfligth> Girly-Girl: thanks
[18:37] <Girly-Girl> marsfligth: You're welcome
[18:39] <staigernetwork> hey guys, sry for my nooby question, but how can i run "nvidia-xconfig" as root,?
[18:39] <KillerMask> Hey all
[18:39] <StevenR> staigernetwork: gksu nvidia-xconfig
[18:40] <KillerMask> Guys
[18:40] <staigernetwork> i'm just a bloody beginnner... don't understand the things u've written... what d'u mean with "gksu"?
[18:40] <StevenR> it's a command
[18:40] <KillerMask> what's the minimum requirements to install compiz .... I mean the video card :)
[18:40] <udmurt> hi! Trying connect my bluetooth Nokia BH-800 headset to ubuntu 11.04. Pairs successful, volume control works, but no sound. Any help what to do?
[18:41] <wildc4rd> has anyone had any success using the Kodak 5200 series printers under ubuntu, if so where did you acquire the drivers
[18:42] <StevenR> staigernetwork: what version of ubuntu?
[18:43] <staigernetwork> thx, 2 StevenR, but now got a new problem: theres a "ALIDATION ERROR: Data incomplete in file /etc.../..
[18:43] <staigernetwork> 11.bla, dunno guess it's the latest one :D
[18:44] <Atlantic777> Can I setup gdm or whatever it is in the way that it doesn't ask for the password when switching to the another user?
[18:44] <StevenR> staigernetwork: ok, pastebin the errors you're getting
[18:44] <StevenR> !paste
[18:44] <Atlantic777> I checked i in the user and groups control, but it doesn't work for switching users. :/
[18:45] <staigernetwork> Using X configuration file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf".
[18:45] <staigernetwork> Backed up file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' as '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'
[18:45] <staigernetwork> New X configuration file written to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf'
[18:45] <staigernetwork> ALIDATION ERROR: Data incomplete in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
[18:45] <FloodBot1> staigernetwork: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:45] <andyvy> does anyone know how to enable Flash in Chrome (Stable)?
[18:46] <minxie> i need help getting Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to recognize my camera.. i'm a relative newbie to ubuntu
[18:46] <RyuGuns> andyvy: Works for me.
[18:46] <simpleblue> if I download 11.10 beta will I be able to update when the full 11.10 comes out?
[18:46] <Gentoo64> yes
[18:47] <simpleblue> sweet, thx gentoo
[18:47] <andyvy> RyuGuns, flash in chrome? you're in Ubuntu 10.04?
[18:47] <RyuGuns> 11.04...
[18:47] <Gentoo64> andyvy, what does about:version say about flash?
[18:47]  * ThinkT510 doesn't understand why people can't wait until 11.10 is released
[18:47] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> hello
[18:48] <andyvy> Gentoo64, says it's disabled.
[18:48] <andyvy> Gentoo64, I don't see an option to enable it though. I know chrome usually comes with flash.
[18:48] <Gentoo64> it should do
[18:48] <Gentoo64> should be enabled
[18:48] <simpleblue> thinkt510, for me its a matter of me using arch right now and some of the aur downloads botched my system
[18:49] <ThinkT510> simpleblue: funny, i use arch too
[18:49] <simpleblue> right now i just want a system that does it all so i can concentrate on other stuff
[18:49] <tabasko> hmm, I have creative wp-350 bluetooth headphones with mic. I pair it with ubuntu, and it even recognizes it. But doesnt let me to change Profile: High Fidelity Playback (A2DP)
[18:50] <tabasko> Im stuck with phone with Telephony Duplex, which is mono, and sound is pretty terrible
[18:50] <ThinkT510> simpleblue: in that case get 11.04 or wait till 11.10 is released
[18:50] <minxie> can anyone help me? ubuntu used to recognize my camera, but all of a sudden it won't.. i don't know how to fix it
[18:50] <ya> yo
[18:50] <RyuGuns> ThinkT510: I think unity in 11.10 will be better.
[18:50] <ya> how can i mount or format my usb-drive when it is not being automaticaly mounted as i plug it in ?
[18:50] <ThinkT510> simpleblue: no point in using a beta since its still being tested (you'll likely experience bugs)
[18:50] <simpleblue> ThinkT510: i heard that i can download 11.10 beta and just upgrade, so that sounds fine
[18:51] <simpleblue> bugs are okay
[18:51] <RyuGuns> Yes, because you can report bugs. <3
[18:51] <ThinkT510> RyuGuns: i don't use unity so that isn't a factor for me
[18:51] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> Guys how do I install Internet Explorer 9 on Ubuntu
[18:52] <ThinkT510> Rainbow-Dash-EN: you don't
[18:52] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> why
[18:52] <RyuGuns> I don't use unity either, but I may switch...
[18:52] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> i am new to this thing
[18:52] <RyuGuns> Rainbow-Dash-EN: That's software only for windows.
[18:52] <dougl> Rainbow-Dash-EN, use firefox
[18:52] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> also I am a troll.
[18:52] <RyuGuns> Lame.
[18:52] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> i wanted to get a reaction out of GNUfags.
[18:52] <CppIsWeird> i installed ubuntu from a usb drive. for some reason when it installed grub it installed it on the usb drive. is there a simple method to move grub from the usb drive to where ever it needs to be?
[18:52] <RyuGuns> Try harder n00b.
[18:52] <RyuGuns> Try harder n00b.
[18:53] <dougl> lol
[18:53] <RyuGuns> Try harder n00b.
[18:53] <FloodBot1> RyuGuns: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:53] <ThinkT510> !guidelines | Rainbow-Dash-EN
[18:53] <RyuGuns> Sorry, I went over the line. :\
[18:54] <Isaacec> chat de xubuntu en español please que se me ha reiniciado el ordenador y no lo encuentro...
[18:54] <CppIsWeird> but only by one, two are fine.
[18:54] <CppIsWeird> ;)
[18:54] <ThinkT510> !es | Isaacec
[18:54] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> so I can't install my favorite microsoft applications
[18:54] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> i mean IE is a great browser yes.
[18:54] <RyuGuns> Good effort.
[18:54] <CppIsWeird> Rainbow-Dash-EN: sure you can. -> http://www.vmware.com/
[18:54] <simpleblue> rainbow, ie explorer is not that great. people are not using it as much anymore
[18:54] <ThinkT510> Rainbow-Dash-EN: stop it, you'll likely get kicked soon
[18:54] <tqrstq> I just installed rxvt-unicode, and get the following error when launching alsamixer: "Error opening terminal: rxvt-256color". Halp?
[18:55] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> also KDE ftw.
[18:55] <simpleblue> rainbow, this is a great channel and people will help you, not worth getting kicked or banned from
[18:55] <RyuGuns> Rainbow-Dash-EN is trying his hardest to get a joke, but he is the joke. XD
[18:55] <tqrstq> works fine if I set TERM=xterm first
[18:55] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> ok then.
[18:56] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> I have a sound problem with my Playstation Eye.
[18:56] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> Ubuntu supports the video function out of the box.
[18:56] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> but it won't pick up the sound.
[18:56] <CppIsWeird> i installed ubuntu from a usb drive. for some reason when it installed grub it installed it on the usb drive. is there a simple method to move grub from the usb drive to where ever it needs to be?
[18:57] <fmauro> Rainbow-Dash-EN: if you're really serious about this, could you try to boot with the PS eye attached?
[18:58] <Isaacec> #xubuntu-es
[18:58] <Kre10s> hmm.. supposedly dvgrab is supposed to do what i want, but it says no camera...
[18:59] <Belle_> hey
[18:59] <simpleblue> hi belle
[19:00] <Belle_> how r u first time tryn to figure this thang out lol
[19:00] <minxie> can anyone help me with figuring out why Ubuntu 10.04's quit recognizing my camera, please?
[19:00] <simpleblue> belle, no private messages please
[19:00] <simpleblue> and please ask before you message someone
[19:01] <Belle_> uh just told u tryn to figure this out srry
[19:02] <s093294> hmm channel for c++ is not #c++ ?
[19:02] <Otend> Has anyone figured out a way to get fans working on the Toshiba Satellite L305?
[19:02] <fmauro> s093294: it's ##c++
[19:02] <s093294> ahh
[19:02] <s093294> thanks
[19:03] <Otend> While doing next to nothing and on conservative clock speeds, I'm running nearly 70 C :<
[19:03] <tqrstq> turns out I had to install ncurses-term, which provides the rxvt-256color terminfo file.
[19:03] <txomon> Cas07, yes, after resuming
[19:04] <Cas07> txomon: i think its a bug to do with the batteries. I have seen it while testing Oneiric
[19:04] <txomon> Cas07, im with ubuntu 11.04
[19:04] <txomon> updated at the last version
[19:05] <Cas07> txomon: you should search/create a bug on launchpad
[19:06] <txomon> ok
[19:08] <|_ocke> but why?
[19:08] <J11> I have a problem with changing win7 boot with bcdedit. Something about system device cannot be found. I dual boot with ubuntu so i wonder if it is because of grub
[19:08] <Anastasius> REMEMBER CHAKOTAY!
[19:08] <Anastasius> REMEMBER CHAKOTAY!
[19:09] <synapse_> in #archlinux
[19:09] <pros977>  I'm considering overhauling my ubuntu partition from scratch. Should I wait for 11.10 final release, or will the beta that's out now be that much different?
[19:09] <sgerbino>  /join #ubuntu-devel
[19:09] <Anastasius> REMEMBER CHAKOTAY!
[19:09] <staigernetwork> same problem again: when i start the nvidia xserver settings a window pops up saying: You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver.  Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server. StevenR told me to use that command: gksu nvidia-xconfig, with the second try it there was no failure, but the window still pops up and the driver is active but not in use... any ideas? :)
[19:09] <Polah> pro977: 11.10 comes out in about two weeks so you may as well wait.
[19:09] <Anastasius> REMEMBER CHAKOTAY!
[19:10] <Polah> Anastasius, stop that.
[19:10] <Anastasius> Polah: REMEMBER CHAKOTAY!
[19:11] <sk3nt> I am using backuppc from a remote server to backup couple of 11.04 clients, any idea how I could inhibit suspend and hibernate on clients during backup process?
[19:11]  * mehagopajas saludos
[19:11] <Anastasius> mehagopajas: REMEMBER CHAKOTAY!
[19:11] <Polah> !ops
[19:12] <IdleOne> Anastasius: Please stop.
[19:12] <mehagopajas> what ?
[19:13] <guest> hey guys
[19:13] <simpleblue> hi guest
[19:13] <guest> im trying to install a program
[19:13] <guest> someone wanna help me
[19:13] <guest> it was a tar.bz2 file
[19:13] <guest> i got it extracted
[19:14] <simpleblue> guest, try to talk all in one line if possible
[19:14] <guest> but when I do ./configure in the folder, it says no such file found
[19:14] <guest> sorry k
[19:14] <simpleblue> thx
[19:14] <calculon_> guys who's not busy?
[19:14] <guest> im trying to install a program, im trying to install a program in a folder, but i can't do ./configure after, it says no file found
[19:14] <ikonia> guest: what are you trying to install
[19:14] <guest> thunderbird
[19:14] <ikonia> guest: thunderbird is already in the ubuntu repos
[19:15] <fmauro> calculon_: I'm not, atm, what is it?
[19:15] <ikonia> guest: you just install it from the package manager, you don't need to compile it
[19:15] <guest> it only had thunderbird 3
[19:15] <calculon_> how to set vi-style mode in the DASH?
[19:15] <ikonia> guest: what version of ubuntu are you using ?
[19:15] <guest> im using 11.04
[19:15] <guest> ikonia: im using 11.04
[19:15] <ikonia> !info thunderbird
[19:15] <LemonAid> !info bash
[19:15] <ikonia> guest: is there are reason you don't want to use thunderbird 3 ?
[19:16] <guest> ikonia: can't use lightning with it and i need it for clendar events
[19:16] <Kre10s> hmm... I managed to use the camera as a webcam, I can even record my video, but the resolution is less...
[19:16] <fmauro> calculon_: I don't use dash so I wouldn't know
[19:16] <LemonAid> Please direct me to a "Bash scripting" room :)
[19:16] <ikonia> guest: lightnining is supported in 3 I believe
[19:16] <ikonia> LemonAid: #bash
[19:16] <LemonAid> I do not know how to find one.
[19:16] <LemonAid> Thank you !
[19:17] <guest> ikonia: lemme check
[19:17] <Cheapshot> guest: If u want the latest thunderbird: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mozillateam/thunderbird-stable    and then just sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install thunderbird
[19:17] <ikonia> guest: 3.1
[19:17] <ikonia> guest: just chedked
[19:17] <ikonia> guest: I advise you not to follow Cheapshot's advice
[19:18] <Cheapshot> guest: The lightning should work on that one above
[19:18] <ikonia> guest: unless you %100 know what is in that PPA and what it will pull into your system, blindly adding PPA's is not a wise solution
[19:18] <ikonia> guest: lightining works on thuderbird 3.1 which is in natty, so you should have zero issues with it
[19:19] <siganderson> how do I change the default session in lightdm?
[19:19] <Cheapshot> ikonia: Someone else had exact same problem and got it fixed with that.
[19:19] <ikonia> Cheapshot: do you know what that PPA pulls in and how it will effect his system ?
[19:20] <bol_> hi
[19:20] <root> hi to all
[19:20] <Gentoo64> hi
[19:20] <bol_> bols form sudan
[19:20] <Guest29485> hi
[19:21] <mongy> anyone know how to enable pci on a vps that has no pci.. I get error when running lspci, Cannot open /proc/bus/pci lspci: Cannot find any working access method.  or is it a case of contacting the provider.  just for a phpsysinfo script I wanna run
[19:21] <bol_> ok
[19:21] <bol_> fuck you all
[19:21] <ikonia> mongy: it should still have "pci" it's probably not mounted the proc file system correctly, let me guess, is this a Xen based VM by any chance
[19:22] <mongy> ikonia: let me look
[19:22] <m_bisson> Lol win
[19:22] <zacktu> I'm using 10.10 -- update manager has been showing availability of 11.04 for months -- now i'm ready, and upgrade manager doesn't show availability any more -- how can i upgrade?
[19:22] <Gentoo64> zacktu, wait for 11.10
[19:23] <Gentoo64> so many people have the 11.04 upgrade break 11.10 might be better
[19:23] <IdleOne> zacktu: sudo do-release-upgrade -c
[19:23] <Gentoo64> or backup first
[19:23] <qwerty_> has anyone had an issue adding a .tk tld as an addon domain?
[19:23] <qwerty_> Error from domain wrapper: Subdomain is invalid  - no user/file/dir/vhost exist
[19:24] <zacktu> gentoo64: so i would just stay w/ 10.10 and do an install of 11.10 -- today i did both a sync and a clone and was ready to move ahead
[19:24] <Gentoo64> zacktu, im only saying because its out in about 2 weeks
[19:24] <mongy> ikonia: 2.6.18-238.5.1.el5.028stab085.2xen #1 SMP    yup
[19:25] <Gentoo64> zacktu, either way backup first with clonezilla or another full disk backup
[19:25] <ikonia> mongy: there we go, it's a common issue when providers have no clue what they are doing and are tyring to proffit / make money by selling services they have no idea how to manage
[19:25] <ikonia> mongy: I'd suggest contacting your provider to fix this, and also asking them for a partial refund as it's clear they have no idea what they are doing
[19:25] <mongy> ikonia: I had to get them to do some stuff to get iptables to work properly
[19:26] <ikonia> mongy: I would not be giving these people money
[19:26] <fjorgynn> West Virginia, mountain mama. Take me home, country roads.
[19:26] <mongy> ikonia: well its only £6/month :) cant grumble
[19:26] <ikonia> fjorgynn: please keep the random noise out of the channel.
[19:26] <ikonia> mongy: understood
[19:26] <fjorgynn> ikonia: windows user
[19:26] <ikonia> fjorgynn: so ? what has that got to do with it. Please keep the random noise out of the hcannel
[19:27] <mongy> ikonia: I'll get hold of them.   They were pretty good with getting iptables modules sorted out.  just some commands I followed on the ubuntu wiki page didnt work properly. needed someething doing
[19:27] <javi> xd
[19:28] <mongy> ikonia: http://sleepyhead.de/sysinfo/  not mine, but what I wanna run
[19:30] <excelsior> anyone here ever use ACT! on a personal level?
[19:31] <Phr3d13> is there a way to get facebook video calling to work?
[19:32] <excelsior> Any good Ubuntu replacements for ACT!?
[19:32] <Gentoo64> what is it
[19:32] <excelsior> It's like a sales oriented personal database system.
[19:34] <ardithoxha> hello I need help from someone
[19:34] <ardithoxha> hello I need help from someone
[19:35] <ikonia> you said that
[19:35] <ardithoxha> sound
[19:35] <ardithoxha> I dont have
[19:35] <wolfmitchell> Why cant I use the regular ubuntu desktop enviroment? I have to use ubuntu classic w/o effects
[19:35] <ardithoxha> in my 10.10 :( I tried alsa, pulse
[19:35] <ardithoxha> anything
[19:35] <ardithoxha> I think alsa its correct but errors :(
[19:36] <excelsior> I need an Ubuntu replacement for a sales and marketing oriented personal database system.
[19:36] <Xano> Since last week S/PDIF doesn't work anymore. Analog does. I checked using optical and coax and verified the speakers etc work by using optical on another machine. Sound preferences say S/PDIF is enabled
[19:36] <Sean_> my Ubuntu has crashed 3 times in the past 2 days. How can i check the logs to see what the cause is?
[19:36] <Xano> What may be wrong?
[19:36] <yeats> !sound | ardithoxha
[19:36] <sk3nt> excelsior: never tried one but there are couple of CRM systems in repos, e.g. obm
[19:37] <yeats> excelsior: do you have an example of what you mean?
[19:37] <Xano> yeats: Thank you :)
[19:37] <ardithoxha> yeats
[19:38] <bastidrazor> Sean_: on 10.04 there should be a log viewer in System > Administration > Log Viewer
[19:38] <ardithoxha> when I go to sound properties it says: waiting for sound system to respond
[19:39] <yeats> ardithoxha: this thread may help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1741927
[19:40] <rivat> hello
[19:40] <sk3nt> I am using backuppc from a remote server to backup couple of 11.04 clients, any idea how I could inhibit suspend and hibernate on clients during backup process?
[19:41] <Sean_> alright i have found the log viewer but i have no idea which log to look at or what i sould be looking for once i find the correct log.
[19:42] <yeats> Sean_: I would start with /var/log/syslog
[19:44] <Shirakawasuna> sk3nt: maybe this? http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=42492
[19:46] <excelsior> yeats: a personal sized system that can scale to a few users to keep a database of contacts, members, clients, etc. and be able to mail/email merge as well as track results and trends
[19:46] <Sean_> yeats, i'm looking at the syslog now, what sould i be looking for?
[19:47] <excelsior> I guess I'm looking for a generic database. ACT! was merely preconfigured to do those things, I suppose.
[19:47] <yeats> excelsior: ok - sorry - don't have a good suggestion
[19:47] <sk3nt> excelsior: have you checked http://www.obm.org/
[19:47] <excelsior> sk3nt: checking it out
[19:48] <bkfitz> anyone networking gurus in here that can help me with iptables
[19:48] <guntbert> !details | bkfitz
[19:49] <sk3nt> excelsior: or for a really professional tool, have a look at http://www.salesforce.com
[19:50] <ibiri> اه
[19:50] <yeats> Sean_: look for anything around the time of the crash
[19:50] <bkfitz> "I have a problem with iptables, I'm running ubuntu 10.10 on a linode instance and when i run nmap from my laptop at home, i see different ports open than when i run nmap ssh'd in... which is also different than a ipables -L listing
[19:50] <ibiri> hi
[19:50] <ibiri> help me pleas
[19:50] <bkfitz> ip of the server is 66.228.57.208
[19:51] <ibiri> how to install ... to listen to zik
[19:51] <thenickperson> hey guys
[19:52] <ibiri> hi
[19:52] <thenickperson> is there any way to configure unity 2d (ubuntu 11.10 beta) besides gconf-editor?
[19:52] <Sean_> yeats, i don't see anything strange, gnome-screensaver says that i authenticated as Sean and the next message seems to be about it booting up after the freeze
[19:52] <sk3nt> shirakawasuna: that looks quite difficult, I though that it would be possible to use pm-util hooks but I do not find an example on howto deal with hooks that inhibit suspend...
[19:52] <ibiri> HI
[19:53] <ibiri> AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
[19:53] <ibiri> HELP ME
[19:53] <E3D3> Is Lilo also a good bootloader ? I only hear about GRUB.
[19:54] <bkfitz> here is a pastebin of my iptables file http://pastebin.com/UPzUBY0T
[19:54] <guntbert> bkfitz: for anyone to be able to help we need more info: please !pastebin the outputs of all 3 commands you mentioned above
[19:54] <guntbert> ah you started already :)
[19:54] <bkfitz> yep... doing it now
[19:54] <ibiri> HELP ME
[19:55] <bkfitz> nmap when run ssh'd in http://pastebin.com/cpstT8BG
[19:55] <escott> E3D3, the problem with lilo is you have to update lilo after every kernel update
[19:55] <bkfitz> nmap when run from my home laptop http://pastebin.com/H9Y2PC8P
[19:55] <yeats> !please | ibiri
[19:55] <Shirakawasuna> ibiri: you're not going to get any help that way. Ask your question in non-caps.
[19:56] <yeats> Sean_: what are you doing when it freezes?
[19:56] <bkfitz> it's like there is some other firewall being applied or something???
[19:57] <Sean_> twice i wasn't at the pc, the third time i was checking transmission when it froze
[19:57] <E3D3> escott: I don't know about kernel updates, do the happen often ? manually ?
[19:57] <Sean_> yeats, ^
[19:57] <Xano> I read the sound troubleshooting article yeats pointed me to. I have to note that until last week or so sound worked perfectly. I checked the obvious: volume, mute, etc. The S/PDIF output is selected as the preferred output and set to 5.1. As to hardware: Ubuntu still recognizes the card
[19:58] <Xano> Analog sound works, so it's not the application that malfunctions
[19:58] <yeats> Sean_: so the screen freezes... are you able to ssh in from another computer when this happens?
[19:58] <escott> E3D3, there are probably a half-dozen to a dozen updates every 6 months. unless you have a reason you cant use grub you should use grub
[19:59] <guntbert> bkfitz: a word of caution before anything else: webmin can severely damage your ubuntu system
[19:59] <E3D3> escott: Thx
[19:59] <Sean_> yeats, i didn't try but the numlock light doesn't respond
[19:59] <bkfitz> :)
[19:59] <bkfitz> i've heard that before...
[20:00] <yeats> Sean_: are you able to use SysRq to reboot?
[20:00] <yeats> !sysrq
[20:01] <guntbert> bkfitz: take it seriously - about your question: mysql and postgresql are (probably) configured to listen on the local interface only
[20:01] <Sean_> yeats, again, im not sure
[20:02] <yeats> Sean_: I would try to recreate the problem... in my case, I've had some screen freezes in 11.04 when my web browser (usually happens with FF, but I've seen it with Chromium too) has many tabs open and something flash-related was open in the tabs
[20:03] <bagels> How can I change my Unity Dash buttons, you know, when you pres the super button?
[20:03] <guntbert> bkfitz: and another word of caution: open proxies tend to create lots of troubles for their owners
[20:03] <yeats> Sean_: I would install openssh-server on your station and ssh in from another machine to see if you can figure out what's going on.
[20:03] <bkfitz> guntbert: yeah... I actually have quit using webmin for most everything.
[20:04] <tom_> anyone get vshare running/
[20:04] <tom_> ?
[20:04] <bkfitz> guntbert: but shouldn't the server respect the rules of the iptables file no matter what
[20:04] <bkfitz> guntbert: how is ftp open?
[20:05] <bkfitz> guntbert: what do you mean by open proxy... do i have a proxy server open i don't know about?
[20:05] <tom_> anyone know how to get vshare running/
[20:06] <bkfitz> guntbert: oh you mean 8080... yeah i use 8080 for adminstration of a open source gis package known as opengeo
[20:06] <bkfitz> guntbert: its running on tomcat
[20:06] <guntbert> bkfitz: I was referring to port 8080 and guessing ... :-) - as for ftp: please pastebin the output of sudo iptables -L
[20:07] <bkfitz> http://pastebin.com/C219ZD85
[20:07] <zromayn> ubuntu users - I'm trying to access CIFS shares working within my Ubuntu 11.04 dsktp but it is failing. I believe it wants a helper program or something. has anybody been able to get this working at all. I need to access my Windows shares through Ubuntu. thx
[20:07] <bkfitz> weird.  looks nothing like the iptables file
[20:07] <bkfitz> guntbert: i did an iptables-save after editing the file...
[20:08] <Sean_> on to another problem, during one of the freezes ddrescue was running and upon reboot reports "ddrescue: write error: Input/output error"
[20:08] <bkfitz> guntbert: and if the results of the iptables -L shows accept all, why does an nmap only show like 8 ports open
[20:08] <guntbert> bkfitz: yes, but I am more comfortable with the output of sudo iptables -L
[20:09] <Kaleidoscope> Need help burning a cd
[20:09] <bkfitz> guntbert: so wtf is going on?  I'm wicked confused now
[20:09] <guntbert> !language | bkfitz
[20:10] <Kaleidoscope> Not sure if I have to mount the drive or something, but none of the burning  programs I have can detect my cd drive
[20:10] <jalmeida> hi, my topdog marvell wireless driver isn't works
[20:10] <escott> Kaleidoscope, have you tried wodim -scanbus
[20:10] <bkfitz> guntbert: maybe I should just use ufw
[20:10] <guntbert> bkfitz: did you use webmin for the firewall rules? It might write files to unexpected destinations
[20:11] <Kaleidoscope> It lists it there
[20:11] <bkfitz> guntbert: yes
[20:11] <jalmeida> topdog works in unbuntu ?
[20:11] <escott> Kaleidoscope, the guis have a tendency to surpress errors so try and burn on the command line
[20:11] <Kaleidoscope> Oh lord
[20:11] <bkfitz> guntbert: clearly a mistake now that i know.
[20:11] <Kaleidoscope> Alright, I'm trying to burn an ISO file, so how might I do that?
[20:12] <escott> Kaleidoscope, its not so bad: wodim dev=/dev/cdrw -data file.iso
[20:12] <bkfitz> guntbert: do the ufw and iptables commands basically do the same thing - edit the iptables.rules.up file?
[20:12] <escott> Kaleidoscope, you might want to do wodim -vvv dev=...
[20:13] <escott> Kaleidoscope, -v adds verbosity (and will tell you about errors) you can also use speed=X to set a speed (slower speeds give more consistent burns)
[20:13] <Kaleidoscope> Alrighty, I'll try that out, Thanks
[20:13] <guntbert> bkfitz: no, the iptables command only edits the rules for the kernel "right now" they are not saved in any way. ufw is just a front end to make that process easier
[20:14] <bkfitz> guntbert: hmmm... so any ideas on how i can fix this?
[20:15] <escott> bkfitz, there are a set of iptables jobs in init that restore (on iptables up) and save (on iptables down) the iptables
[20:15] <Sean_> on to another problem, during one of the freezes ddrescue was running and upon reboot reports "ddrescue: write error: Input/output error"
[20:15] <escott> Sean_, have you checked your smart data? use the disk utility
[20:15] <guntbert> bkfitz: drop webmin, employ ufw or .... (I have to look up something, brb)
[20:16] <bkfitz> guntbert: thx for all your help
[20:17] <aboudreault> Hi does anyone tried LXC under ubuntu oneiric>?
[20:18] <escott> !onerirc | aboudreault
[20:18] <Atlantic777> I have whole home dir backup. How can I restore e-mails from evolution?
[20:18] <escott> !11.10 | aboudreault
[20:18] <Sean_> escott, both drive report that they are healthy, should i run a test?
[20:18] <guntbert> bkfitz: found it : please have a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html   (I prefere shorewall over ufw)
[20:19] <VampsDaBeast> hey guys. im looking for a couple of packages/programs. one is to edit MetaModes, the other is to edit screensavers.. needs to be Graphical
[20:19] <escott> Sean_, if the drives are healthy in smart, run an fsck
[20:19] <escott> Sean_, although if something as low level as dd is reporting io errors its hard to see how it is not a hardware problem
[20:20] <bkfitz> guntbert: while you were gone i tried ufw... ufw allow 22, ufw enable, and it didn't work.  Still seeing other ports open when nmap run
[20:21] <g0th> hi
[20:21] <user82> does anyone have a command to rename ".JPG_original" backups to the corresponding ".JPG" with overwriting the current .JPG files(which are broken). i tried mv *.JPG_original *.JPG (sorry if it hurts the pros around here) but i guess i need a for loop to preserve filenames?
[20:22] <g0th> aptitude gives me some errors about not finding some sources
[20:22] <g0th> how do I figure out which entry it is exactly?
[20:22] <guntbert> bkfitz: keep in mind that some firewall management systems may permit connections from localhost anyway
[20:22] <escott> user82, rename is probalby the easiest to use, but you can just use a bash for loop as well
[20:22] <g0th> the information from aptitude update is not telling me much about what source is meant
[20:22] <bkfitz> guntbert: right... ok i'll check out shorewall and try nmap from home
[20:22] <user82> oh there is a rename command..thanks escott
[20:22] <bkfitz> guntbert: thx.  I'll pm if you i can't get it to work... thx again
[20:23] <user82> how would rename one file with overwriting? "mv original1.JPG_backup original1.JPG"?
[20:23] <tMH-> user82: yes
[20:23] <guntbert> bkfitz: Good luck :-) (and if you want to play a little have a look into fwbuilder - its a number bigger than the others :)
[20:23] <robertSmith> hi there, I'm following some instructions that mention editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf in Natty, but that file doesn't exist there. Should I create it or edit one of the files in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d instead?
[20:23] <korya> привет всем
[20:23] <guntbert> !ru | korya
[20:23] <george__> hello guys. I'm wondering if it's possible to convert a directory into a file. It is?
[20:23] <PriceChild> user82: user82 I 'think' mmv can do what you want.
[20:23] <escott> user82, to force an overwrite use -f
[20:24] <Shirakawasuna> robertSmith: you should create one.
[20:24] <PriceChild> user82: oh, listen to him first :P
[20:24] <george__> An empty directory, by the way.
[20:24] <Shirakawasuna> robertSmith: /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d files will get overwritten every time you reinstall their package (xorg, or synaptics, etc)
[20:24] <escott> george__, remove it and "touch filename"
[20:24] <guntbert> george__: I'm not sure what you want to accomplish
[20:24] <bkfitz> guntbert: huh.. just ran nmap from home and it says host isn't up.  but i'm sshd in on another term.
[20:24] <user82> okay thanks for your help ppl!
[20:25] <Shirakawasuna> robertSmith: there are many different ways to make a xorg.conf. It's best to make one as minimal as possible. What are you trying to edit with one?
[20:25] <ripdaddy> Hello Everyone!  I'm hoping someone could answer a quick question for me about migrating my wubi installation to a separate partition.  Does anyone here feel comfortable helping me with this?
[20:25] <robertSmith> Shirakawasuna: having trouble with multitouch on macbook pro 8,1
[20:25] <escott> ripdaddy, jsut do a new install, and then copy your home directory
[20:25] <Shirakawasuna> george__: directories in linux technically are files. Why are you trying to change a dir into a non-dir file?
[20:26] <Shirakawasuna> robertSmith: ah
[20:26] <robertSmith> Shirakawasuna: following instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro8-1/Natty
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> ripdaddy: http://mobilityworld.wordpress.com/2010/09/07/move-ubuntu-from-a-wubi-partition-to-a-real-one/
[20:26] <ripdaddy> It's a really simple question, really... I created teh new partitions in Windows and had to format them NTFS... do you guys recommend re-formatting my partitions to ext3 and swap?
[20:26] <user82> can i start a non-executable file in the terminal? (without chmod it is on a ntfs filesystem)
[20:26] <guntbert> bkfitz: oops - be *very careful* now, prepare a script to flush all rules and use "at" to execute it 10 minutes from now
[20:26] <ripdaddy> thanks for the link, action
[20:26] <ripdaddy> I'll check it out
[20:26] <ActionParsnip> ripdaddy: I'd do a clean install of ubuntu if you want a true install
[20:26] <ripdaddy> Oh... are there limitations to moving a wubi install?
[20:27] <tMH-> btw, version 11 of ubuntu released more than 2 weeks ago and my 10.04 doesn't offer me option to make total upgrade to this 11 ver...will it happen or should I do upgrade by myself?;)
[20:27] <bkfitz> guntbert: yeah :)  don't want to close 22... then i'd be in big trouble.
[20:27] <Shirakawasuna> robertSmith: cool. You should be able to get away with a xorg.conf that has only those lines listed on that page (starts with Section "InputClass" and ends with EndSection)
[20:27] <ActionParsnip> ripdaddy: no, its just a tonne easier (as you can see from the guide)
[20:27] <babilen> robertSmith: I would recommend to add that snippet to a file in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ -- Say /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/45-multitouch-fix.conf or so. Create the directory if it is not there already.
[20:27] <Sean_> escott, how can i fsck a ntfs drive?
[20:27] <tMH-> when I installed version 8 - ubuntu updater offered upgrade to ver 9, then to ver 10...
[20:28] <IdleOne> tMH-: from 10.04 you can upgrade to 10.10 if you want to do a LTS to LTS you will have to wait for the release of 12.04 see /msg ubottu !upgrade for more info.
[20:28] <escott> Sean_, with windows
[20:28] <robertSmith> Shirakawasuna:  cool I'll give it a try
[20:28] <user82> fyi this stuff worked...probablly not the most elegant way though. "for file in $(find . -type f -name "*.JPG_original"); do mv "$file" "${file%.JPG_original}.JPG" -f; done"
[20:28] <guntbert> bkfitz for now just type sudo iptables -F
[20:28] <george__> guntbert: Well, actually is a bit more complicated. A folder located at my mp4 player got corrupted with no particular reason. After trying to removing it via command line (my laptop barely freezed), I got a warning message saying that this folder had circular structure file, which was due to a very likely system file corruption. So, Shirakawasuna, I thought that if I convert the folder to files, I could, maybe, delete it...
[20:28] <ripdaddy> I see... I was going to follow the migration guide here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1519354 - that didn't seem so bad, but it didn't mention if I shoudl reformat.
[20:28] <tMH-> IdleOne - I mean 'automatic' upgrade;)
[20:28] <ripdaddy> You don't recommend using my original guide then, I'm guessing?
[20:28] <tMH-> IdleOne - anyway, thanks, I'll read info from ubottu:)
[20:29] <Shirakawasuna> george__: Ah. So you're not trying to recover a file, just remove one that's borked?
[20:29] <IdleOne> tMH-: 10.04 is a LTS (long term support) release it is set to update to the next LTS which will be 12.04 by default
[20:29] <robertSmith> babilen: I will try that
[20:29] <Shirakawasuna> george__: have you restarted and let the filesystem get fscked?
[20:29] <guntbert> george__: in that case you should run a file system check as soon as possible, before doing anything else
[20:29] <babilen> robertSmith: Read "man xorg.conf" for details
[20:29] <ActionParsnip> ripdaddy: both are fine, have a read and see what you think. I'd personally clean install then restore user data
[20:30] <Shirakawasuna> george__: do this: sudo touch /etc/forcefsck
[20:30] <Shirakawasuna> george__: then restart
[20:30] <Shirakawasuna> err, sorry
[20:30] <Shirakawasuna> george__: sudo touch /forcefsck
[20:30] <bkfitz> guntbert: gotta run but thx for all your help
[20:30] <george__> Shirakawasuna:It doesn't matter, as long I got rid of that. But, how can I perform I file system check on the mp4 player.
[20:30] <tMH-> IdleOne - btw, I see you're pretty experienced ubuntu Guru.. might be you have the asnwer - when I used ver 8 and then ver 9 of ubuntu - my samba sharings were visible from winXP but when I switched to 10.04 - only 'run' | \\sharing_ip can open samba from ubuntu... what is that and how to fix?:)
[20:30] <george__> guntbert:the folder is NOT on my computer
[20:31] <IdleOne> tMH-: no clue. I am far from guru status.
[20:31] <Shirakawasuna> george__: you need to unmount the partition it's located on, then run fsck on it. The easiest way to do this is to make a file called /forcefsck and restart. Your computer will then check the filesystem during the next boot.
[20:31] <ripdaddy> Action - I think I'd rather try to do it using the guide first (I did a lot of setup I'd rather not have to re-do :-) ) If I used the guide, do you recommend that I re-format these partitions from NTFS -> Ext3?
[20:31] <tMH-> IdleOne - ppl has some drum-n-dance technics whose are not working :/
[20:31] <tMH-> IdleOne - aha....
[20:31] <FloodBot1> tMH-: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:31] <htl> how do i set the  REALLY_GEM_UPDATE_SYSTEM environment variable?
[20:31] <Sean_> escott, well, it's my windows drive the i am recovering the data from so thats not an option
[20:31] <tMH-> evil bot;)
[20:31] <guntbert> george__: thats why I didn't say fsck - but try to check the file system!
[20:31] <Shirakawasuna> george__: it would probably recognize the problems do the check automatically, but /forcefsck makes sure it happens
[20:31] <ripdaddy> If I have problems with it, however, I'm going to take your advice and try to do a clean install
[20:32] <kurzweil4> how do I override DNS lookup on my machine? I want to make xyz.com resolved to an IP address of my choosing
[20:32] <guntbert> Shirakawasuna: he is talking about an mp4 player, probably vfat...
[20:32] <Shirakawasuna> guntbert: ahhh
[20:32] <guntbert> kurzweil4: edit /etc/hosts
[20:32] <escott> ripdaddy, very few people here use wubi. but i wouldn't trust a script without looking at the contents of it. for the most part migrating a debian/ubuntu system is 3 things: 1) copy the home directory 2) copy the dpkg --get-selections 3) copy any modifications made to /etc
[20:32] <tMH-> kurzeil4: edit /etc/hosts and enter "ip address"  there
[20:32] <Shirakawasuna> guntbert: I read mp4 and though it was a media player, doh
[20:32] <Shirakawasuna> george__: scratch what I said, I misunderstood
[20:32] <kurzweil4> tabakhase: thanks
[20:33] <tMH-> in new string like you want to use 192.168.0.5 as myhost5 - 192.168.0.5 myhost5
[20:33] <htl> how do i set the  REALLY_GEM_UPDATE_SYSTEM environment variable? i need to update gems but ubuntu is being a jerk.
[20:33] <Shirakawasuna> george__: do what guntbert said. First, at least, see what filesystem it has. 'mount' should tell you, if it's mounted.
[20:33] <chalcedony> my computer currently has no sound. desktop ubuntu 11.04, 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) - Sound Preferences Hardware is set to Analog Stereo Duplex. i was messing with that, trying to get it not to sound like smashing foil, and it quit working.
[20:33] <LucidGuy> Can anyone confirm that Grub2 can't be installed on a 2TB md device?  Forcing me to create a tiny boot partition?
[20:34] <Ghost1227|cloud> so I'm trying to get multimonitor setup right, i've gotten it to recognize both monitors, handle independent resolutions, etc.. the one thing that still isn't right is it's insisting that the wrong monitor is the primary monitor. Suggestions?
[20:34] <ripdaddy> escott - Thanks for your help.  I am not familiar iwth dpkg --get-selections, I'll check that out.  However, I did a lot of setup because this is my work laptop (and I'm a developer)... so I have a lot of python packages and such that I need to migrate.  I agree about the script, i shoudl read through it first.
[20:34] <Saamm> Chromium 14 has not been made available even after couple of weeks of release in stable PPA. Any idea how can I get latest Chromium? Thanks
[20:34] <ripdaddy> I'll take a look at it and be back
[20:34] <ripdaddy> thanks guys!
[20:34] <george__> guntbert, Shirakawasuna: So, guntbert, could you please repeat what should I do?
[20:35] <tMH-> Ghost1227|cloud: for me - I switched monitors a day ago, restored from hibernation and wondered why sistem still shows me my _old_ monitor in properties;) just rebooted the machine and it caught correct monitor info;)
[20:35] <htl> please, someone help
[20:35] <escott> htl, export REALLY_GEM_UPDATE_SYSTEM=whatever
[20:36] <htl> didn't work
[20:36] <yeats> htl: what didn
[20:36] <yeats> t work?
[20:36] <Shirakawasuna> george__: you should figure out what filesystem it has, then check the filesystem for errors using an appropriate program for that filesystem.
[20:36] <guntbert> george__: try to check the file system! ( Shirakawasuna said how to find out what FS it is)
[20:36] <htl> i entered the command "export REALLY_GEM_UPDATE_SYSTEM=whatever" into the shell. is that the intent?
[20:36] <escott> htl, you'll have to !paste your terminal session
[20:37] <chalcedony> is there support for pulseaudio somewhere?
[20:37] <Shirakawasuna> Saamm: can't you install it wiht the PPA?
[20:37] <escott> !paste | htl
[20:37] <htl> ok
[20:37] <Ghost1227|cloud> tMH-: tried rebooting several times, still shows my secondary as my primary
[20:37] <george__> Shirakawasuna, guntbert: Disk Utility says filesystem type  is "unknown"
[20:37] <danes> hello, this is a simple question. not related to ubuntu though... How can I add a new line in a echo text message in php? I tried echo "hello\n" but it is not working
[20:37] <tMH-> Ghost1227|cloud - what videocard you have there?
[20:37] <escott> Saamm, i think google makes debs you could use, if you want to be working with the most recent version that may be better
[20:37] <chalcedony> danes, #php ?
[20:37] <Shirakawasuna> george__: type 'mount' and see what it says about that device
[20:38] <guntbert> george__: sorry, I have to leave - Good luck :-)
[20:38] <tMH-> Ghost1227|cloud - tried to switch ports, btw?
[20:38] <htl> http://paste.ubuntu.com/701226/
[20:38] <Saamm> Shirakawasuna, no :(
[20:38] <george__> guntbert:ok, thanks.
[20:38] <htl> obviously i don't know what i'm doing, but i need to update gems anyway :)
[20:38] <Shirakawasuna> Saamm: https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/stable for stable, https://launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/beta for beta
[20:38] <Ghost1227|cloud> tMH-: ATI RV710 (Radeon HD 4350), I've switched ports, but that breaks it on my other OSs
[20:39] <escott> htl, sudo -i. the env in sudo is different from that in your normal terminal
[20:39] <Saamm> escott, last time wen I tried to switch to chrome from chromium all my bookmarks were lost so I fear that :/
[20:39] <escott> htl, or sudo GEM_REALLY_...=true gem update --system
[20:39] <Shirakawasuna> Saamm: back up.
[20:39] <Sean_> i think im just going to give up on making an image of the drive and just install windows.
[20:39] <chalcedony> Saamm, figure out what file they are in and save them
[20:40] <Ghost1227|cloud> tMH-: problem is, if i install the restricted ati drivers i can get the monitors in the right order, but i end up with all sorts of graphics issues. using the open source drivers i have no issues, but it won't let me determine which is the primary
[20:40] <tMH-> Ghost1227|cloud - no clue how to cope with ATI cards :/ with nvidia you'd use nvidia control panel for ubuntu , on winXP it handles monitors' position switching, I think ubuntu panel does the same..
[20:40] <escott> Saamm, they probably have different preference folders, it probably just looking in the wrong place (.chromium vs .chrome)
[20:40] <Shirakawasuna> Saamm: open the chromium bookmark manager > Organize > export bookmarks
[20:40] <Saamm> Shirakawasuna, stable PPA have v13, v14 was released two weeks back
[20:40] <jbicha> Saamm: I guess the Ubuntu Chromium maintainer(s) have been too busy to work on it
[20:40] <Saamm> Shirakawasuna, oh thanks I try tat now
[20:40] <Ghost1227|cloud> tMH-: oh they're in the right order.... it's just picking the right monitor as the primary
[20:41] <musixuser> hi
[20:41] <Shirakawasuna> Saamm: yeah, I guess those ppas must be a little behind :/
[20:41] <Shirakawasuna> Saamm: but the 'beta' one at least has 14
[20:41] <chalcedony> i need help getting pulseaudio to work: my computer currently has no sound. desktop ubuntu 11.04, 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) - Sound Preferences Hardware is set to Analog Stereo Duplex. i was messing with that, trying to get it not to sound like glass smashing on foil, and it quit working.
[20:42] <htl> escott, didn't work.
[20:42] <Shirakawasuna> Saamm: you can also back up the entire chromium *everything* with rsync -avz --numeric-ids /home/youruser/.config/chromium /home/youruser/chromium-backup
[20:42] <chalcedony> for my next death defying trick i get to take apart the washing machine. can someone help with ubuntu sound?
[20:42] <Shirakawasuna> Saamm: then if anything breaks, you can reinstall the old version and copy all the stuff back over
[20:43] <htl> http://paste.ubuntu.com/701229/
[20:43] <Shirakawasuna> chalcedony: type 'alsamixer' in a console and see what is muted
[20:43] <Shirakawasuna> if anything
[20:43] <escott> htl, check your spelling
[20:44] <Saamm> Shirakawasuna, Ok I exported bookmarks, deleted them and then reimported...its working fine. Downloading Chrome 14 from website. Thanks for the help :)
[20:44] <george__> Shirakawasuna: how do I perform the file system check on the device?
[20:44] <chalcedony> Shirakawasuna, it looks like maybe <Headphone> is - and that's the plug i have my speakers in?
[20:45] <Shirakawasuna> Saamm: sure thing! :D
[20:46] <chalcedony> Shirakawasuna, but it does talk when i do speaker test in the terminal.
[20:46] <tMH-> Ghost1227|cloud - like nvidia cp can point what monitor is prime... no clue, man, sorry.....
[20:46] <Shirakawasuna> george__: you use a command line program. But you need to know which one to use first, and for that you need to know what filesystem is on there.
[20:46] <Shirakawasuna> george__: type 'mount' and find your device. You can upload the results to paste.ubuntu.com if they're all greek to you
[20:47] <Shirakawasuna> chalcedony: if headphones is muted and that's where you expect sound to come out, you should unmute the headphones
[20:47] <george__> Shirakawasuna: Aas I said, I don't quite know what kind is. To mount it I have to sudo umount -t vfat /dev/sdb /mnt/mp4player
[20:47] <htl> oops!
[20:47] <escott> george__, you can try to just fsck /dev/sdX# and hope fsck can figure out what kind of partition it is, but if its not being identified in the disk utility that probably won't work
[20:47] <Shirakawasuna> george__: okay, then it's probably vfat
[20:47] <Shirakawasuna> george__: but I want to see the output of mount to be sure
[20:47] <chalcedony> Shirakawasuna, i don't see how to do that?
[20:47] <Shirakawasuna> george__: if you run the wrong program on it at the wrong time, you could destroy the filesystem
[20:48] <htl> ok, it worked. thank you escott!
[20:48] <Shirakawasuna> chalcedony: in alsamixer, move left/right until you've highlighted the right one, then hit 'm' to mute or unmute
[20:48] <Sean_> anyone know why after my  computer froze while ddrescue was running, it would report upon reboot "ddrescue: write error: Input/output error"
[20:48] <george__> escott:Disk Utility identifies
[20:48] <george__> it
[20:49] <george__> Shirakawasuna: Sorry for the noobness, but how can I get the mount output?
[20:49] <Shirakawasuna> Sean_: I don't know why in particular, but I would make sure the drive isn't full.
[20:49] <chalcedony> Shirakawasuna, doesn't change the color - it's the only one that isn't green/white/red with blue at the bottom.
[20:49] <Shirakawasuna> george__: open up a terminal and type 'mount'
[20:49] <Shirakawasuna> george__: (and the enter)
[20:50] <Sean_> Shirakawasuna, the drive isn't full
[20:50] <szal> evening
[20:50] <Shirakawasuna> chalcedony: it should change the bottom part. It should change between 'm' and something else every time you hit 'm'
[20:50] <Shirakawasuna> actually 'MM' and something else.
[20:50] <george__> Shirakawasuna: Here is the output: http://pastie.org/2628613
[20:50] <chalcedony> shinkamui, nope
[20:50] <goetter> i'm having trouble getting started with bluetooth on hardy (headless box); anyone know of a tutorial? I found some for 10.04+, but those instructions don't seem to get me the neccessary files (no `hcitool` etc)
[20:50] <chalcedony> er Shirakawasuna no it's not .. does nothing.
[20:51] <Shirakawasuna> Sean_: not sure then, but I'm not an expert at that by any means
[20:51] <chalcedony> Shirakawasuna, i appreciate it..
[20:51] <chalcedony> i'm just not sure why it looks that way
[20:51] <szal> just for a heads-up..  if I want to install Grub to a different HDD than it is in now (HDD faulty; need to nuke it), all it takes is 'sudo os-prober' and 'sudo grub-install /dev/$insertDeviceNodeHere', right?
[20:51] <Shirakawasuna> george__: it looks like it isn't mounted
[20:51] <Shirakawasuna> george__: what is the output of sudo fdisk -l
[20:52] <Sean_> if i change the image file but keep the same log file ddrescue continues without any errors, is there anyway i could stich the two files together at the end?
[20:52] <Shirakawasuna> chalcedony: that's a bit weird, I dunno.
[20:52] <Shirakawasuna> chalcedony: I don't really know what pulse does to things, perhaps that's part of the issue.
[20:53] <escott> Sean_, you can use cat to combine files
[20:53] <chalcedony> Shirakawasuna, yeah.. i updatead the drivers because of the crunching
[20:54] <chalcedony> Shirakawasuna, i turned things off and on again in the gui stuff
[20:54] <george__> Shirakawasuna: Here it goes: http://pastie.org/2628626
[20:54] <chalcedony> poof..
[20:54] <Hilikus> how can i tell which video driver i'm using?
[20:54] <Anon42> My taskbar got departed in 2
[20:54] <Anon42> and i want to have a single menu bar colour
[20:54] <Anon42> can some1 help me
[20:54] <magma> how can I upgrade ubuntu from 9.04 to the last stable through the command line?
[20:55] <chalcedony> Hilikus, in a terminal type: lspci | grep -i audio
[20:55] <escott> magma, you have to go through the intermediate versions
[20:55] <szal> !eol | magma, see the 2nd link
[20:55] <Hilikus> chalcedony: this is for video, not audio
[20:55] <chalcedony> Hilikus, heh try video ?
[20:55] <Shirakawasuna> george__: that's a sad-looking device. I think you should consider reformatting it. Make sure you have backed up everything that's on it before you do anything else to it.
[20:55] <magma> escott: how?
[20:56] <escott> magma, given the number of changes between 9.04 and 11.04 (and then 11.10) you might just want to reinstall, but its just do-release-upgrade 4 times
[20:57] <Shirakawasuna> george__: So, my recommendation (in order) is 1) Back up everything on that device. 2) Make sure it is unmounted ('mount' should have no entry for /dev/sdb1). 3) run sudo fsck.vfat /devs/db1. 4) Check sudo fdisk -l again and see if it's happier. Also see if you can delete that file. 5) If anything is still weird, reformat: sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb1.
[20:57] <Anon42> i'm searching for a german speaking person to help me
[20:57] <Anon42> i'm new
[20:57] <Hilikus> how can i upgrade my video drivers. i use an intel integrated card
[20:57] <escott> !de | Anon42
[20:57] <Anon42> please private message me
[20:57] <sciiam> Hi everyone, am I on the right channel if I need to get help with troubleshooting my ubuntu router config...ive tryied many tutorial and still cant ping outside router from a local machine
[20:57] <sciiam> please
[20:57] <Shirakawasuna> george__: that partition table also looks funky, but I don't know whether it's something you want to mess around with, as this is a media device and I don't know if it expects a particular type.
[20:57] <Anon42> ok danke
[20:58] <magma> escott: "An upgrade from 'jaunty' to 'lucid' is not supported with this tool."
[20:58] <george__> Shirakawasuna: Ok, thanks for all. But, I have a question: If I reformat it, the firmware will be gone? I mean, It will work? I don't care losing the files that the device has, anyway...
[20:59] <chalcedony> magma one step at a time
[20:59] <Shirakawasuna> george__: It depends on how the device is made. It may or may not remove the firmware. A safer path to reformatting might be to use whatever software the media device came with to restore it to 'factory settings' or whatever.
[20:59] <Shirakawasuna> george__: that's what I used to do with my iPod when I would corrupt the filesystem. I'd plug it in, run windows, and use the iTunes stuff to reformat + reinstall the software.
[21:00] <wladston> Guys, I can't make a wifi USB dongle to work in 11.04. Already tried everything on google
[21:00] <escott> magma, follow the eol instructions that were sent to you earlier then
[21:00] <magma> ok thanks
[21:00] <Shirakawasuna> george__: also, a tip I learned in that process: always make sure your device is fully unmounted and is displaying the 'safe to remove' sign before unplugging it. If you just unplug it right away, it could damage the filesystem.
[21:00] <wladston> it's a ID 0bda:8176 Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
[21:00] <wladston> anyone happen to have this dongle ?
[21:00] <Shirakawasuna> george__: that's how I used to destroy my iPod's filesystem ;).
[21:01] <sciiam> Could someone help me with my networking problem, please?
[21:01] <george__> Shirakawasuna: Ok, thank you very much. I''l take notes of what you said and try it later.
[21:02] <Shirakawasuna> george__: np!
[21:02] <onder> Hi guys.
[21:02] <m_bisson> hi
[21:02] <wladston> hey
[21:03] <bagels> HELP! I tried Gnome3.2, and I don't like it.  How can I rollback?
[21:03] <escott> bagels, reinstall
[21:03] <bagels> escott, what, ubuntu?
[21:03] <escott> !gnome3 | bagels
[21:03] <yeats> !gnome3
[21:04] <sciiam> after applying all rules needed in iptables why can connections go through my ubuntu firewal???
[21:04] <sciiam> *ca't
[21:04] <bagels> if I reinstall, can I keep all my programs/settings?
[21:04] <onder> bagels: Which version do you use?
[21:04] <sciiam> *can't
[21:04] <yeats> !clone | bagels
[21:04] <bagels> natty onder
[21:04] <Shirakawasuna> bagels: 1) Back up everything. 2) Attempt downgrading and reinstalling everything. 3) when this fails, reinstall ubuntu using the 'clone' stuff that yeats just listed.
[21:05] <anoteuh> hello
[21:05] <bagels> Shirakawasuna, how do I downgrade everything?
[21:06] <anoteuh> hello
[21:06] <sciiam> after applying all rules needed in iptables why can't connections go through my ubuntu firewal???
[21:06] <anoteuh> i am from the cia
[21:07] <Shirakawasuna> bagels: I am new to ubuntu/debian, so I would read up on it carefully first and write up a strategy for doing all of this. You want to reverse all of the apt-get install lines you wrote to install gnome3 with apt-get autoremove --purge. You then want to find a strategy for reinstalling all of your packages left. I don't really know what that is, but I'm sure it's possible.
[21:07] <auronandace> anoteuh: oh no, you blew your cover!
[21:07] <Shirakawasuna> bagels: make sure that you back everything up first. That's the most important step.
[21:07] <Polah> bagels: Did you install from PPA?
[21:07] <Polah> bagels: If so, install and run ppa-purge on it
[21:07] <bagels> Polah, yes I did.
[21:08] <bagels> Polah, what is ppa-purge
[21:08] <bagels> Polah, can I do it for gnome
[21:08] <Shirakawasuna> bagels: also read this: http://nirajsk.wordpress.com/2011/04/24/gnome-3-on-ubuntu-11-04/
[21:08] <escott> !ppa-purge | bagels
[21:08] <Anon42> is there a way to use the torbrowser with ubuntu?
[21:08] <Polah> bagels: Does what it sayson the tin. Reverses changes made by PPAs.
[21:08] <escott> bagels, after the ppa-purge you will not have a functional gui
[21:08] <Anon42> or a software that hides your ip like hotspot shield?
[21:08] <Polah> escott, bagels My GNOME2 functioned, Unity was broken.
[21:09] <bagels> escott is there anything to do other than reinstall ofmy system then
[21:09] <bagels> if so I'd rather do that
[21:09] <Shirakawasuna> bagels: like they're saying, you should expect things to be broken after downgrading, so you'll need to reinstall things like unity
[21:10] <Shirakawasuna> reinstalling ubuntu-desktop might help, I dunno
[21:10] <escott> bagels,  the upgrade path to 11.10 might be better, but you use ppa's sparingly
[21:10] <sciiam> Shirakawasuna, do you know anything about networking?
[21:10] <Polah> sciiam: Just ask your question to the channel.
[21:10] <Shirakawasuna> sciiam: not a ton, I mostly just beat my head against a networking problem and google it.
[21:10] <Hilikus> if i don't have an xorg.conf how can i tell what settings is x11 using?
[21:11] <escott> Hilikus, look at the /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[21:11] <Shirakawasuna> Hilikus: you can also look at /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d for settings installed for some specific devices
[21:11] <sciiam> Polah: I've asked many questions already im here since 15 minutes and no one ever replied anything yet
[21:11] <bagels> escott so how can I upgrade?
[21:11] <bagels> !upgrade
[21:11] <Shirakawasuna> sciiam: sorry, I can't help with the iptables stuff :/
[21:12] <antivirtel> hi! Can someone help me in this question: http://askubuntu.com/questions/64016/access-workstations-without-public-ip-maybe-with-vpn ?
[21:13] <sciiam> Shirakawasuna, I've been googling all day and trying tutorials so that network traffic can go through my firewall but nothing changed
[21:13] <sciiam> Shirakawasuna, thanks anyway
[21:15] <escott> sciiam, not sure i know any answers but could you be more specific about what exactly your network setup is and what isnt working
[21:19] <sciiam> escott, I connected ISP modem to eth0 and my local computer to eth1 of a ubuntu desktop (lets call this one the firewall). Then I added some rules in iptables and installed a dhcp server. DHCP server is working like a charm but I can't even ping my ISP modem or anything on interet from computer in my local network.
[21:19] <seidell> hi how can i install many programs at once in one command in terminal?
[21:20] <bagels> Why won't update manager let me upgrade?
[21:20] <escott> sciiam, have you looked at !ics
[21:20] <aeon-ltd> seidell: you just chain them e.g. sudo apt-get install firefox compiz etc
[21:20] <shadow98> anbody help with this logrotate script -> http://pastebin.com/GPpg6nFq trying to get prerotate piece working but don't see what i have wrong
[21:20] <sciiam> !ics
[21:21] <aeon-ltd> seidell: but if graphical is availabl just use synaptics for ease of use
[21:23] <Furai`> Hello. :)
[21:23] <seidell> why cant i install skype with terminal?
[21:23] <robertSmith> I'm having a problem on my Macbook Pro 8,1 with the touchpad, I'm trying to enable right/secondary click to no avial
[21:23] <robertSmith> didn't work out-of-the-box
[21:24] <stercor> How do I set LC_TIME?
[21:26] <ActionParsnip> stercor: export LC_TIME=something
[21:26] <escott> seidell, how are you trying to install it
[21:29] <andyvy> anyone know where Google Chrome is installed to by default?
[21:30] <Polah> andyvy: Files for installed programs go in many places. Your preferences go in ~/.chrome probably
[21:31] <andyvy> Polah: I'm missing the shortcut to Chrome in Applications menu, need original install path to put it back in there.
[21:31] <escott> andyvy, which chrome if it is in your path
[21:31] <seidell> escott: normal. sudo apt-get install skype
[21:32] <bagels> !ppa-purge
[21:32] <andyvy> escott: Google Chrome (Stable) whatever you download from www.google.com/chrome
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> andyvy: usually its /usr/bin/chromium-browser
[21:32] <Polah> andyvy:  Do you know the command to start it from a terminal?
[21:32] <escott> !info skype | seidell
[21:32] <escott> seidell, download a .deb from the website
[21:32] <andyvy> Polah: I do not because I haven't started it once yet. So there's no ~/.chrome generated yet
[21:33] <seidell> escott: ok thx
[21:33] <escott> andyvy, im not asking which im saying `which chrome`
[21:33] <Gentoo64> andyvy, type chrom then hit tab in terminal
[21:33] <Gentoo64> then use that name as the shortcut command
[21:33] <Gentoo64> chromium is chromium or chromium-browser not sure for chrome, probably "chrome"
[21:34] <andyvy> Gentoo64: hmm, nothing happening, let me try purging and reinstalling.
[21:34] <Gentoo64> hit tab twice
[21:34] <andyvy> did, nothing Gentoo64
[21:34] <Gentoo64> ok
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> chrome is a game ;)
[21:35] <andyvy> ah, got it, it's google-chrome in cmd.
[21:36] <Gentoo64> ActionParsnip, is it? dont you mean chromium-bsu?
[21:37] <Gentoo64> andyvy, ah sorry telling you wrong command
[21:37] <Gentoo64> that game really is impossible on hardest
[21:37] <andyvy> Gentoo64: no problem, thanks for help anyway. I couldn't purge "chrome" but it did find "google-chrome" in the list that way so all is good.
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> Gentoo64: I just know chrome as a game
[21:38] <Gentoo64> ah an fps just googled it
[21:39] <ScottyBoy> Can anyone tell me why Wubi would get a permission denied error when I'm logged in as an Administrator? (Windows XP)
[21:40] <Gentoo64> because it fails
[21:41] <ScottyBoy> Why would if fail?
[21:41] <Gentoo64> no idea
[21:41] <escott> ScottyBoy, what exactly is giving you this error
[21:42] <Gentoo64> ScottyBoy, is there any reason you need it inside windows? are you testing/trying an easy install?
[21:42] <Gentoo64> id seriously put it on its own partition / drive
[21:43] <Gentoo64> and use a livecd for testing
[21:43] <ScottyBoy> I downloaded Wubi today, and after it installed all the necessary files, it gave me a permission denied error, and told me to look at an error log. I'm new to this, so I figured the Wubi installer was the easiest way to go
[21:43] <seidell> does webcam work on emesene?
[21:44] <Gentoo64> ScottyBoy, if you boot from the livecd you can install alongside windows it auto partitions
[21:44] <Gentoo64> its better because youll get the proper FS and if anything happens to win it wont mess up ubuntu
[21:44] <barberdt> ScottyBoy: from my experience, I'd steer clear of Wubi if possible
[21:44] <ScottyBoy> Ah, so I need to download the ISO, and burn it onto a CD. Easy 'nuff.
[21:44] <barberdt> Gentoo64 is right in that using the livecd or usb is quite easy to figure out as a first-timer
[21:44] <escott> ScottyBoy, you need to be more specific about this error if you want any help
[21:44] <Gentoo64> yea its not hard at all, just boot it
[21:45] <barberdt> ScottyBoy: exactly
[21:45] <ScottyBoy> escott, http://pastebin.com/MBfHrqJZ
[21:46] <ScottyBoy> Okay, thanks guys. Now to just wait a few hours for the download. ^_^
[21:46] <andyvy> ScottyBoy: don't waste CDs
[21:46] <andyvy> use USB
[21:46] <Gentoo64> or get a dvd rw
[21:46] <andyvy> ScottyBoy: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[21:46] <ScottyBoy> I don't have a USB big enough
[21:46] <antihoax> hi
[21:46] <antihoax> whatsup?
[21:47] <Gentoo64> cd / dvd is failsafe. so many ppl have probs with usb
[21:47] <ScottyBoy> I do have rewritable CDs though
[21:47]  * antihoax frying potatoes, and eating
[21:47] <andyvy> ScottyBoy: no 1GB laying around anywhere? it's like 5$ any retail store.
[21:47] <Gentoo64> if he tried usb i reckon hed be right back saying it dont work
[21:47] <ScottyBoy> I had one, but I loaned it out, and never saw it again. LOL
[21:47] <andyvy> Gentoo64: not if he uses pen drive, super easy.
[21:48] <antihoax> i believe i have seen 2GB memory sticks selled
[21:48] <Gentoo64> tell that to all the people that come in here complaining
[21:48] <antihoax> it was the smallest
[21:48] <ScottyBoy> I saw a 32GB USB drive yesterday O.o
[21:48] <antihoax> haha
[21:48] <Gentoo64> they do 1tb now i think
[21:48] <Gentoo64> see the price of them
[21:48] <barberdt> called a hard drive haha
[21:49] <antihoax> 32GB sata SSD is cooler
[21:49] <Gentoo64> nah flash stick
[21:49] <Polah> You can get 256-512MB flash drives, or up to 1-2TB external hard drives which are actually 2.5" drives in cases, not flash memory.
[21:49] <cheako> Hello, I've just recently used an app that uploaded a folder of photos to my-space.  Is there any tool to mass-upload videos to youtube?
[21:49] <Gentoo64> obviously not commercial
[21:49] <antihoax> you can get 1TB flash drives too
[21:50] <cheako> err a tool that manages uploads to youtube?
[21:50] <antihoax> ( given you have enough money)
[21:50] <qixiz> Привет
[21:50] <andyvy> privet
[21:50] <Gentoo64> antihoax, yes theyre thousands
[21:51] <Gentoo64> theyll be like £30 in couple years lol
[21:51] <escott> !ru | qixiz
[21:51] <antihoax> 128GB SSD is about $500
[21:51] <Gentoo64> not in uk :s
[21:51] <Hilikus> does anyone know of a Boxee alternative? it doesn't work well with ubuntu 11.04
[21:51] <Gentoo64> just over £100 for 128gb in uk
[21:51] <qixiz> у меня идея
[21:51] <antihoax> hmm
[21:52] <Anon42> is there a way to restore the ubuntu search menu on ubuntu classic ?
[21:52] <antihoax> Gentoo64<< you could send a few
[21:52] <Gentoo64> http://goo.gl/PamDJ
[21:52] <cheako> You can even get a SATA flash drive and place them in a RAID/JBOB multiplexor.
[21:52] <Polah> Gentoo64: 128GB SSD?
[21:52] <Gentoo64> ^ link abve
[21:53] <Gentoo64> ocz vertex plus 120gb £99.99
[21:53] <qixiz> два компьютера (два системника, два монитора, две клавы, две мышки) одна операционная система на одном из компов, одна Х сессия
[21:53] <Polah> Gentoo64: Oh yeah. I guess I'll have to buy some in a few months then
[21:53] <Gentoo64> well worth it
[21:53] <Gentoo64> i use the vertex 2 60gb still v good ssd
[21:53] <cheako> qixiz: Try adjusting your input.  English.
[21:54] <qixiz> факинг инглиш
[21:54] <andyvy> qixiz: a zachem?
[21:54] <cheako> !english qixiz
[21:54] <Gentoo64> !ru
[21:54] <Gentoo64> ?
[21:54] <Gentoo64> looks right
[21:54] <antihoax> Gentoo64<< wow prrices her ę are insane
[21:54] <qixiz> ну как бы два рабочих места а среда работы одна
[21:54] <Gentoo64> antihoax, you in uk? its the best site here
[21:54] <antihoax> they want $100 for a 8GB ssd
[21:55] <Gentoo64> i use it for everything
[21:55] <antihoax> no, in europe
[21:55] <andyvy> qixiz: eta remote desktop delayet.
[21:55] <Gentoo64> i dont think ebuyer deliver outside uk
[21:55] <rideh> hey there, i'm having difficulty with apache 2.2 and #apache told me to come here because httpd -S doesnt exist and apache2 -S gives me an error about bad user even as sudo
[21:55] <EgyParadox> qixiz, !ru
[21:55] <Gentoo64> antihoax, use amazon or something
[21:55] <EgyParadox> !ru
[21:56] <qixiz> ну rd это, как бы тяжело..
[21:57] <qixiz> в плане ресурсов клиента
[21:57] <cheako> So are tehre any apps that convert video and upload them to youtube(or any other video publication site?)
[21:58] <Gentoo64> theres probably loads
[21:58] <andyvy> qixiz: deshevle chem dva komputara.
[21:58] <drapedup> yes there are tons of apps that do that
[21:58] <drapedup> although the uploading part is redundant
[21:58] <drapedup> better off finding the best app to use and upload yourself if it doesn't support doing it for you
[21:59] <drapedup> handbrake is good
[21:59] <drapedup> runs on a lot of hardware
[21:59] <drapedup> and it's GPL licensed open source software
[21:59] <drapedup> so if you have the time and skills you could make it do whatever you want ;)
[22:00] <mattalexx> I have a window stuck in one position because the title bar is completely underneath the taksbar. What can I do? http://i.imgur.com/U3kTr.png
[22:01] <rymate1234> mattalexx: Its a terminal
[22:01] <rymate1234> type exit to close it
[22:01] <rymate1234> :3
[22:01] <mattalexx> In Windose, there's the Move command for a window that allows you to move a window with your keyboard. Gnome doesn't seem to have that though.
[22:01] <drapedup> lol
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> cheako: http://askubuntu.com/questions/22597/youtube-uploader
[22:01] <escott> mattalexx, alt key and use the mouse
[22:02] <qin> mattalexx: Alt-F7
[22:02] <mattalexx> escott, That's great, thanks. Never knerw about that
[22:02] <drapedup> read up on gnome keyboard short cuts
[22:02] <drapedup> there are lots
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> cheako: http://ubuntugide.wordpress.com/2009/10/08/how-to-upload-a-youtube-video-on-facebook/
[22:02] <rideh> need some assistance with httpd -S in ubuntu where did it go? is it apache2 -S?  when i run it i get an invalid user error!
[22:03] <rideh> i forgot how helpless the people in #ubuntu are… RTFM
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> mattalexx: hold shift and use cursors
[22:03] <rideh> how do i use a gui?
[22:03] <rideh> ffs
[22:03] <drapedup> :-O
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> rideh: got patience?
[22:04] <drapedup> everyone has a breaking point
[22:04] <drapedup> we just found rideh's
[22:04] <rideh> not today, got a client bitching at me
[22:04] <cheako> ActionParsnip: Thank you!
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> cheako: all you have to do is search, its all I did
[22:04] <drapedup> ^
[22:04] <drapedup> google is the answer to every question here, btw
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> cheako: I don't even upload to youtube but found the guides with ease...
[22:05] <escott> rideh, look at what the apache/httpd init script does in /etc/init/ does
[22:05] <drapedup> funny thing is 99% of the questions I read while idling are not even ubuntu related
[22:07] <drapedup> oh the new star wars blu rays are bloody brilliant
[22:07] <drapedup> minus the stupid extended footage
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> drapedup: if you like star wars maybe
[22:07] <rideh> escott: thx looking
[22:07] <drapedup> ActionParsnip: I sense you are a trekkie
[22:07] <Shirakawasuna> drapedup: can you watch/rip a version which doesn't have the extended footage?
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> drapedup: neither
[22:08] <Myrtti> !offtopic
[22:08] <drapedup> Shirakawasuna: yes I think so
[22:08] <Shirakawasuna> drapedup: awesome, I need them NOW
[22:08] <Shirakawasuna> Mydoom: yes mother
[22:08] <Shirakawasuna> :)
[22:08] <drapedup> Shirakawasuna: I just played it without checking menus
[22:08] <drapedup> the picture is amazing
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> drapedup: if the package in question is in the ubuntu repos then it is supported here
[22:08] <qin> !ot > drapedup
[22:09] <Shirakawasuna> drapedup: awesome to the max
[22:09] <qin> !who > drapedup
[22:09] <MonkeyDust> guys, please type /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:09] <Shirakawasuna> drapedup: apparently we should take this to ot, lol
[22:13] <Willis420> on natty 11.04 is flash player availible in the software center?
[22:14] <drapedup> yes
[22:14] <Willis420> or is it still installed in terminal
[22:14] <wladston> ok guys, managed to get unencrypted wifi  using the 8191cu driver, but WPA won't work
[22:14] <usr13> Willis420: You will find it in softwate center and synaptic
[22:15] <wladston> any ideas on how can I connect with WPA ?
[22:15] <wladston> the network manager doesn't accept my password
[22:15] <wladston> when I try to connect
[22:15] <Willis420> ok wasn't availble last time i was on it
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> wladston: if you switch to WEP, is it ok?
[22:15] <usr13> wladston: Are you sure it it network-manager that does not accept your password?
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> wladston: I'd advise using a wired link and getting full updates
[22:16] <wladston> ActionParsnip: hasn't tried WEP, should I ?
[22:16] <wladston> ActionParsnip: I'm on a wired link now
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> wladston: also, not all wireless chips can connect to wpa under linux, may want to verify that too
[22:16] <wladston> usr13: yeah, the password was copy-pasted from the router management admin page
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> wladston: may want to run:  dmesg | tail    see if there are any clues there too
[22:17] <wladston> ActionParsnip: A lot of stuff show up on dmesg
[22:18] <Hathadar> I have ubuntu 11.04 using the unity desktop.  I need to stop x-server in order to update my Nvidia drivers.  What is the simplest way to boot to a vga console so I can install my drivers?
[22:18] <wladston> ActionParsnip: I've seen reports of people using WPA2 with this driver on the forums
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> wladston: anything about the wireless?
[22:18] <escott> Hathadar, ctrl-alt-f1; sudo service gdm stop;
[22:18] <wladston> ActionParsnip: mostly everything looks related to the wireles
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> wladston: there ae only 5 lines to read....
[22:20] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[22:20] <mattalexx> My computer just crashed and spate this out: http://i.imgur.com/vr2Is.jpg Anyone have any idea what just happened?
[22:22] <mattalexx> My computer just crashed and spat this out: http://i.imgur.com/vr2Is.jpg Anyone have any idea what just happened? It happened a few days ago too.
[22:23] <escott> mattalexx, dcache bug. there has been a lot of work on dcache in the last 6 months, its unclear what you are doing in particular to trigger these
[22:24] <mattalexx>  escott "lot of work on dcache in the last 6 months" So you're saying it will be better with 11.10?
[22:24] <david_> hey
[22:24] <david_> hey
[22:24] <david_> have some one try to download steam on Ultimate Edition ?
[22:25] <escott> mattalexx, dcache scalability was added in 2.6.38 http://lwn.net/Articles/440347/
[22:25] <david_> i have download steam and i just instaling my games than i want to try it out
[22:26] <OerHeks> !ultimate
[22:27] <wladston> ActionParsnip: this is how dmesg looks like when I try to connect to the network
[22:27] <wladston> http://pastebin.com/pMGB13YT
[22:28] <wladston> you can clearly see the connection failling
[22:28] <wladston> my network's name is 'Quantum Box'
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> wladston: is it a USB device?
[22:29] <wladston> ActionParsnip: yes
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> wladston: tried a different usb port?
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> wladston: usb_read_port_complete()-1341: RX Warning!#
[22:29] <wladston> no, didn't know it could make a difference
[22:29] <wladston> going to try now
[22:29] <wladston> I'm going to be offline because the kernel will panic as soon as I remove the usb device
[22:30] <wladston> be right back
[22:30] <escott> wladston, instead of causing a panic rmmod the module
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> wladston: did you read the errors?
[22:30] <wladston> ActionParsnip: I read the errors, but I don't understand what they mean
[22:31] <wladston> escott: how can I rmmod ?
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> wladston: teh line I pasted is in pretty straight english.  RX means 'recieve'
[22:31] <Zimm3r> Ok this has happened every so often and it is occuring again the audio from anything gets "crunch" and strange but it is not the hardware (as a reboot in the past has fixed this) any one know what causes this?
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> Zimm3r: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh; chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh; ./alsa-info.sh
[22:32] <InFeDeL> hey all
[22:32] <wladston> ActionParsnip: oh, the RX_Warning ...  I just have no idea why it happens
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> wladston: possibly a bad port
[22:32] <InFeDeL> if i start a program in terminal on my one box can i ssh in and see how the program is running?
[22:32] <wladston> let's hope it's that
[22:33] <escott> wladston, you are panic-ing because you are hotplugging a device that is hotpluggable but the driver evidently is not. so rmmod the driver for the wireless card then remove the wireless usb device
[22:33] <Jordan_U> !screen | InFeDeL
[22:33] <InFeDeL> Jordan_U: do i have to screen prior to starting the program
[22:33] <rickup> anyone any good with grer or something similar?  I need to display the files found with a pager from grep -ri keyword /path/to/file   There are many results and doing this manually is tedious.
[22:33] <InFeDeL> or can i use screen after?
[22:33] <Jordan_U> InFeDeL: Yes.
[22:34] <rickup> I mean grep (or equiv)
[22:34] <Zimm3r> ActionParsnip: this http://paste.pocoo.org/show/486252/
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> rickup: find /path/to/folder | grep -i word
[22:35] <Jordan_U> wladston: Please file a bug report about the kernel panic with "ubuntu-bug linux".
[22:35] <escott> rickup, you know what a pager is but you don't know | less?
[22:35] <rickup> more or less
[22:35] <rickup> :0
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> Zimm3r: if you upload to the site, it will make a URL for you and give the full detail. Look at the link you gave. Is that useful?
[22:36] <Zimm3r> http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=7fd01d8c4bb6a366a12f275ba61f2fa3217b9eb5
[22:36] <Zimm3r> that link?
[22:37] <spaco> Hello my little felines
[22:37] <spaco> lalalalala
[22:37] <spaco> I love you all
[22:37] <Jordan_U> !ot | spaco
[22:37] <spaco> Sorry
[22:39] <wladston> the moment i issued the rmmod command, I got a kernel panic
[22:39] <wladston> so I changed the usb ports
[22:39] <wladston> but it still doesn't work and the dmesg gives me the same warning
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> Zimm3r: perfect
[22:39] <usr13> wladston: Is your system fully updated?
[22:39] <LABcrab> Hello!  Why did Ubuntu choose Thunderbird and Empathy?
[22:39] <samuel> hello guys
[22:39] <buntu1104> Hello, I just installed ubuntu 11.04, im wondering how do i disable ubuntu one visual
[22:39] <buntu1104> im playing an opengl game
[22:40] <buntu1104> and the game is really choppy
[22:40] <wladston> usr13: yeah, fully updated 11.04 install
[22:40] <buntu1104> in older ubuntus i could just turn off compiz and that fixed the problem
[22:40] <g0rs> how can we reduce cpu clock speed for intel processors in ubuntu?
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> Zimm3r: try adding:  options snd-hda-intel model=hp-m4 enable_msi=1    to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf   reboot to test, if it's no good change it to: options snd-hda-intel model=hp-m4    and if that is no good, try:   options snd-hda-intel model=hp
[22:40] <g0rs> how can we reduce cpu clock speed for intel processors in ubuntu?
[22:40] <Zimm3r> ok
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> buntu1104: log off and log in to ubuntu classic session
[22:40] <buntu1104> ok
[22:40] <Zimm3r> ActionParsnip: Rebooting fixes the problem
[22:41] <Zimm3r> even with no commands
[22:41] <Zimm3r> I was just trying to find the cause of it
[22:41] <Zimm3r> bceause it seems to happen when using a program with a gstreamer backend
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> Zimm3r: yes but the option will kick in after you reboot and you can test
[22:41] <wladston> ActionParsnip: but since the data can flow without encryption, maybe that means that my usb hosts are working ...
[22:41] <Zimm3r> ok
[22:41] <Zimm3r> thanks
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> Zimm3r: you only want ONE of those lines in the file. Test it for an hour or so between (or until it fails)
[22:42] <Cheapshot>  /usr/bin/x :0 -nr -verbose -auth /var/gdm-auth-for-gdm -nolisten tcp vt7 " What is this process? Taking way to much cpu time. It is ran by root
[22:42] <escott> Cheapshot, X the graphics server
[22:42] <buntu1104> I never saw an option to load ubuntu classic
[22:42] <samuel> I have a problem when booting, on every boot the system always stalls at "udevd inotify_add_watch... file or directory not found" - is there any way I can shorten the boot stall of this?
[22:43] <xangua> !classic | buntu1104
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> wladston: what chip does the stick use?
[22:44] <Cheapshot> escott: Any idea why come it is taking around 10-20% CPU time? I'm running lubuntu on a 450n atom netbook. But i think this problem has occurred just recently
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> wladston: are there any bugs relating to the mesaages in dmesg?
[22:44] <w30> buntu1104, you get the box only after clicking on your user name, kinda confusing at first
[22:45] <escott> Cheapshot, X will use cpu to draw the graphics requested by your gui applications
[22:45] <SSilver2k2> lo all.  My google-fu is weak today.  I want to run a script as root on login (i have autologin enabled).  I tried to put it in the startup tool, but it wont work, i then tried putting sudo in front, and it wont work. (i assume its asking for my password).  I know there is init.rc, but im not exactly sure what to look for
[22:45] <wladston> ActionParsnip:  it uses the RTL8192CU
[22:45] <escott> Cheapshot, so its not really X that is responsible, its whatever your gui applications that are requiring updates to the screen
[22:45] <Jordan_U> SSilver2k2: What is your end goal?
[22:45] <wladston> ActionParsnip: going to google the dmesg now
[22:46] <SSilver2k2> Jordan_U:  myscript.sh is run at login
[22:46] <SSilver2k2> Jordan_U:  myscript.sh is run at login as root
[22:46] <Cheapshot> escott:  Okay that made more sense. Means my browser is causing it atm. thx
[22:46] <Jordan_U> SSilver2k2: That's not an end goal. What does myscript.sh do?
[22:47] <nikitis> [o'-+
[22:47] <SSilver2k2> Jordan_U: myscript.sh is a shell script provided by Elo to that automatically sets up my Touch screen
[22:47] <SetiAmon> anyway to get pulseaudio to work without static/distortions
[22:48] <InFeDeL> SSilver2k2: would that script work on the hp touch?
[22:48] <SSilver2k2> only if its powered by an Elo Touch Panel
[22:49] <yeats> !sound | SetiAmon
[22:49] <bindi> SSilver2k2: /etc/rc.local
[22:49] <Jordan_U> SSilver2k2: Add "/path/to/myscript.sh" to /etc/rc.local before "exit 0". I would also highly recommend having myscript.sh be in a directory like /bin/ rather than your home directory and with only read permissions for all users except root.
[22:49] <wolfmitchell> How do I get root privlages in the GUI of Ubuntu 11.04?
[22:49] <SSilver2k2> ty
[22:49] <SetiAmon> yeats I been threw the faqs,I can't personally find a solution on the forums except to replace pulse with oss4 which works flawlessly except i loose volume control
[22:50] <wolfmitchell> (Not in the shell)
[22:50] <pros977> Install 11.10 beta or wait for full release --discuss!
[22:50] <wladston> ActionParsnip: wasn't able to find anything
[22:50] <Jordan_U> wolfmitchell: What are you trying to accomplish exactly?
[22:50] <wladston> ActionParsnip: just #795770, with is unrelated
[22:50] <SetiAmon> any danger in installing 11.10 beta?
[22:50] <wooter> wolfmitchell, there is usually a way to accomplish a task with doing that
[22:50] <wolfmitchell> I am trying to move the 10.10 files onto my USB drive but it says I dont have the permissions to do that.
[22:50] <escott> wolfmitchell, gksudo
[22:51] <wolfmitchell> Ok
[22:51] <wolfmitchell> Brb
[22:51] <Jordan_U> pros977: SetiAmon: Discussion of unreleased versions of Ubuntu in #ubuntu+1 or #ubuntu-offtopic (if it's not a support question).
[22:51] <Jordan_U> wolfmitchell: What 10.10 files?
[22:51] <wolfmitchell> The install ones
[22:52] <MrKeuner> hello, is there a ppa for gnumeric latest stable version for the LTS version of Ubuntu
[22:52] <wolfmitchell> I want to go from 11.04 to 10.10
[22:52] <Jordan_U> wolfmitchell: You can't simply copy the files over and get a bootable drive. Use a tool like Startup Disk Creator or Unetbootin.
[22:52] <MrKeuner> !gnumeric
[22:52] <wolfmitchell> Ok
[22:52] <SSilver2k2> ty all.  that worked
[22:52] <wolfmitchell> Btw what should I put in as the application name for the file manager?
[22:52] <Jordan_U> SSilver2k2: You're welcome.
[22:53] <wladston> ActionParsnip: wow, googling some parts will only show my pastebin of 13 minutes ago
[22:55] <wladston> gonna reboot my router just to clear my conscience ..
[22:55] <wladston> brb
[22:56] <wolfmitchell> Is there another way to downgrade to 10.10 other than the installer?
[22:57] <escott> !downgrade
[22:57] <Guest33286> Hi, I'm trying to use the scrubyt ruby gem but am having problems. it seems to require firewatir, but when I try to install that I get "Error installing firewatir:
[22:57] <Guest33286> 	hoe requires RubyGems version >= 1.4. Try 'gem update --system' to update RubyGems itself." but when I do that I get "gem update --system is disabled on Debian, because it will overwrite the content of the rubygems Debian package, and might break your Debian system in subtle ways. The Debian-supported way to update rubygems is through apt-get, using Debian official repositories"
[22:57] <Guest33286> My rubygems package is up do date, I'm on 11.04
[22:57] <wolfmitchell> I need to downgrade as 11.04 is glitching my whole computer
[22:58] <wolfmitchell> And I'm not going to a beta release.
[22:59] <escott> Guest33286, what is this script supposed to do
[22:59] <MonkeyDust> wolfmitchell: backup and then install an older version
[22:59] <wolfmitchell> Oh great...
[22:59] <seidell> my wow is in the c folder of wine, how can i make shortcut to the desktop
[22:59] <wolfmitchell> My USB drive wont mount
[22:59] <MonkeyDust> wolfmitchell: that's a way to downgrade
[23:00] <scott_> admin:scott
[23:00] <scott_> hello?
[23:00] <HyperHoax> Hi!
[23:00] <Guest94055> hello
[23:01] <wolfmitchell> Monkey-My USB drive wont mount
[23:01] <HyperHoax> Ubuntu 11.10 is the best operating system ever!
[23:01] <noelia> Hello
[23:01] <MonkeyDust> !details| wolfmitchell
[23:01] <DrArcheh> if i'm upgraded to oneiric beta, should lsb_release be 11.04 or 11.10? cause it says 11.04 natty even though sources.list and all installed packages are 11.10
[23:01] <noelia> Hello everyone
[23:01] <HyperHoax> Hi noelia
[23:01] <wolfmitchell> I plugged in my USB thumb drive and it will not mount
[23:02] <MonkeyDust> wolfmitchell: did it mount before?
[23:02] <HyperHoax> @wolfmitchell try to mount in "Disk Manager"
[23:02] <wolfmitchell> Thats how i got ubuntu in the first place.
[23:02] <wladston> rebooted the router ... nothing
[23:02] <wladston> even changed my password to "asdfasdf" ... nothing
[23:03] <wolfmitchell> Hyper-In preferences or administration?
[23:03] <HyperHoax> @wolfmitchell with SU
[23:03] <wolfmitchell> Nvm
[23:03] <SetiAmon> uhm does anyone know were ~/.asoundrc exist?I did a system search I am suppose to do something to fix my sound with it but the faq doesn't say were it is at or were to create it
[23:04] <Fuchs> SetiAmon: ~ would be your home directory
[23:04] <Polah> HyperHoax, wolfmitchell: sudo, not su.
[23:04] <Fuchs> SetiAmon: it's possible that no such file exists yet
[23:04] <Fuchs> SetiAmon: since usually it is not needed anymore
[23:04] <HyperHoax> @Polah yea, but it is both SuperUser ;)
[23:04] <SetiAmon> Pj
[23:05] <wolfmitchell> Ok, now I dont think my disk is supported, and it is not finding my thumb drive...
[23:05] <Polah> HyperHoax: No. sudo runs a single command as root. su logs in under root for that terminal. Logging in as such should be done using sudo -i
[23:05] <wolfmitchell> Switching ports
[23:05] <SetiAmon> oh snap i'm using a old faq for 10.10 or something.So if i were to creat a text file named ~/.asoundrc and put it in my home dir it would be pointless?
[23:05] <HyperHoax> @Polah thanks for that information!
[23:06] <HyperHoax> @Polah I use: "sudo su"
[23:06] <wladston> I'm starting to  believe that it's simply impossible to make this 8192cu driver work
[23:06] <wladston> any other idea ?
[23:06] <Polah> HyperHoax: Yeah that's kind of a hack way to do it. The proper way is sudo -i
[23:06] <wladston> I've been trying to fix this issue for like 6 hours today
[23:06] <HyperHoax> @Polah Owkay thank you!
[23:07] <pvgrif> hello
[23:07] <pvgrif> i installed chhromium, but unlike the other programs when i click on it in the side bar it opens a new instance
[23:07] <escott> wladston, im just going to throw out a stupid question. are all the wpa options correct (like wpa vs wpa2 and such?)
[23:07] <pvgrif> i want it to take me to the current one, does anyone know how to change this?
[23:07] <HyperHoax> What channel do I need for bugs?
[23:08] <HyperHoax> ** Sorry for my bad English
[23:08] <wladston> pvgrif: the router is set to wpa/wpa2 aes/tkip. the network manager is set to wpa/wpa2
[23:08] <wladston> pvgrif: I tried all the wpa variations (since I can't use WEP) and it doesn't work for any
[23:09] <pvgrif> wladston: i think that was meant for somebody else
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: what command does the menu item run? I use chromium and it switches to the running instance
[23:09] <pvgrif> ActionParsnip: i ve been looking for that command, where can i find it?
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: what is the output of: lsb_release -sc
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: should be output when you run:  grep -i exec /usr/share/applications/chromium-browser.desktop | head -n 1
[23:11] <pvgrif> ActionParsnip: natty
[23:11] <pvgrif> ActionParsnip: Exec=/usr/bin/chromium-browser %U
[23:11] <pvgrif> ActionParsnip: should that be a small u?
[23:12] <HyperHoax> Could anybody know where can I talk about bugs?
[23:12] <wolfmitchell> It finally mounted
[23:12] <wolfmitchell> -_-
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: nar its an uppercase U here too
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: very strange, have you configured Unity to spawn another instance at all (not sure if it can do that
[23:14] <wolfmitchell> Where would I find the startup disk creator?
[23:15] <pvgrif> ActionParsnip: i dont think so, i configured it as default browser manually because chromium kept asking, but thats all
[23:15] <wolfmitchell> Nvm
[23:16] <pcd2> anyone, what is the best utility for creating a system image of my ubuntu install?
[23:16] <OerHeks> many ways pcd2
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: onnly difference I can think is that I'm using the daily build, otherwise not sure. Does it happen as another user
[23:17] <pcd2> looking for what anyone considers "the best."
[23:17] <pcd2> purely opinion of course.
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> pcd2: there is no single best tool for anything in any OS
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> pcd2: someones opinion doesn;t make it best ;)_
[23:18] <pcd2> agreed.  which tool do you prefer?  only looking for opinion of what YOU think is the best.
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> pcd2: you can use partimage (not sure of its ext4 support)
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> pcd2: you can defimately use dd and make an image
[23:18] <pvgrif> ActionParsnip: im not sure i only have one user besides root
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: make another.... your OS can hold thousands of local users
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: did you think ubuntu could only hold one user?
[23:19] <pcd2> i'll have to look up partimage.  never tried making an image of any linux install.
[23:19] <OerHeks> pcd2 i would make a installed package list & backup home, could be done wit rsync/Grsync
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> pcd2: dd will do it for sure, partimage allows the data to be compressed.
[23:19] <Islam> it gave me an error now that I'm short on the space, I have plenty of space on my HD how can I move the ubunntu on another partation or resize its size ?
[23:20] <m_bisson> I have a question about hard drives, and I'm not sure if it is different for win/linux... Basically, I want a main, bootable drive for my OS and programs. Secondly, I want two drives in a raid setup so that they are identical to each other. is that possible?
[23:20] <pvgrif> ActionParsnip: hmmm, nope, i just have one user now, i could create another one from the console, however i dont think that will affect the desktop so i would have to log out and i cant right now
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> pcd2: I suggest you perform house keeping to reduce backed up data (remove old kernels and stuff like that)
[23:20] <pcd2> ok.  i think i did read something on dd while i was just cruising around.
[23:20] <OerHeks> !cloning
[23:20] <pcd2> thanks Action.  have done that.  ready for the cloning.
[23:20] <pvgrif> ActionParsnip: what i mean, changing users from the console wont affect the desktop or does it?
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: the new user wil have default settings. You current user has all many of configureations
[23:20] <TryingToGetHelp> Can anyone tell me how to get routing/using Ubuntu as a switch working without the walkthrus that don't work on here?
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: if the new user is differenct and acts how you expect then its your settings at fault, if it is the same then it is the application
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: you create a new user then log off, then log in as the new user
[23:21] <pcd2> thank you Oerheks.
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: can you see the idea now?
[23:21] <pvgrif> ActionParsnip: alright thanks, as soon as i can log out i ll try that
[23:21] <Pooptickler> hello
[23:21] <Pooptickler> Who in here is a brony?
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: can you see how it would directly affect the desktop
[23:22] <pvgrif> ActionParsnip: yes
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> Pooptickler: do you have an ubuntu support question
[23:22] <Pooptickler> yes
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> pvgrif: its called isolating the issue
[23:22] <Islam> does any body know hoe to solve this, it gave me an error now that I'm short on the space, I have plenty of space on my HD how can I move the ubunntu on another partation or resize its size ?
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> Pooptickler: ask away
[23:22] <Pooptickler> how do I install Internet Explorer?
[23:23] <noelia> Hello
[23:23] <noelia> Does anybody read me?
[23:23] <archl> hi, may I know how to purge all settings related to GNOME3 in my folder?
[23:23] <Islam> yes noelia
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> Pooptickler: there is ies4linux which runs badly, the only real way is with virtualization which will require a windows install media and license
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> noelia: loud and clear
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> archl: gnome3 isn't supported here
[23:23] <archl> I installed GNOME 3 from PPA and it come up with issues while the root user enter GNOME3
[23:24] <Islam> it gave me an error now that I'm short on the space, I have plenty of space on my HD how can I move the ubunntu on another partation or resize its size ?
[23:24] <TryingToGetHelp> can anyone help with routing through an ubuntu box?
[23:24] <archl> ActionParsnip: isn't here a community, just a general help please, :D
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> archl: logging on as root to the desktop is also not supported
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> archl: ask in #gnome
[23:24] <archl> ActionParsnip: ok
[23:24] <OerHeks> Islam, is it a wubi install inside windows ?
[23:24] <Islam> yes
[23:24] <noelia> I'm having some serious problems here, with my new mobo I bought last friday.
[23:24] <Islam> its a wubi, how can I solve it ?
[23:25] <noelia> Everything is correctly connected, the processor, the fan, hard drives...etc.
[23:25] <noelia>  I installed it myself
[23:25] <noelia>  It has an Intel GMA3100 onboard
[23:25] <noelia>  But whenever I try to turn the computer on, it does work, but the screen doesn't turn on
[23:25] <noelia>  I don't know what to do
[23:25] <noelia>  This is frustrating
[23:25] <FloodBot1> noelia: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:25] <noelia>  Any ideas?
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> noelia: give details all on one line and we'll see if we can advise
[23:25] <OerHeks> Islam sorry, you can't increase the partition
[23:25] <samuel> I have a problem when booting, on every boot the system always stalls at "udevd inotify_add_watch... file or directory not found" - is there any way I can shorten the boot stall of this?
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> noelia: tried the boot option: nomodeset
[23:25] <Islam> so what, I have to reinstall it or what ?
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> Islam: is the space shortage in Ubuntu itself of teh Windows partition holding the image?
[23:26] <OerHeks> Islam yes, the only solution i know, reinstall.
[23:26] <Islam> is there any way I can move it to another partition ?
[23:26] <noelia> ActionParsnip I can't, the screen doesn't turn on
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> noelia: then i'd ask in ##hardware
[23:26] <Islam> the ubuntu not thw windows
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> !nomodeset | noelia
[23:27] <OerHeks> i understand the wubi needs more space, ActionParsnip
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> Islam: did you used Wubi to install Ubuntu?
[23:27] <Islam> yes
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> OerHeks: yeah just trying to clear that up
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> Islam: so is the partition the wubi image is on, low on space or is it the space you have assigned to wubi low and making ubuntu not boot?
[23:28] <wladston> anyone can help me to make the 8192cu wireless driver to work with WPA ?
[23:28] <Rainbow-Dash-EN> Guys, who here watches My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic?
[23:28] <Islam> its booting and I'm on ubuntu now and it gave me an error that there is a short in space with my user
[23:29] <Strav> Hi! I asked on #ubuntu+1 but got no answer: how to I bind a shortkey to get the dash in default search mode (from the unity menu in ccsm, it seems I can only bind a shortkey to "run a command", I'd rather wish to search through the default applications).
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> Islam: can you reach the desktop?
[23:29] <Islam> yeah I'm on it !
[23:29] <MonkeyDust> Rainbow-Dash-EN: wrong channel, please type /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:29] <Islam> every thig is working good
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> Islam: ok can you pastebin the output of:  df -h; lsb_release -a
[23:29] <Islam> ok
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> Strav: what is the output of: lsb_release -sc
[23:30] <Islam> Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[23:30] <Islam> /dev/loop0            2.7G  2.0G  590M  78% /
[23:30] <Islam> none                  1.5G  740K  1.5G   1% /dev
[23:30] <Islam> none                  1.5G  2.6M  1.5G   1% /dev/shm
[23:30] <Islam> none                  1.5G   92K  1.5G   1% /var/run
[23:30] <FloodBot1> Islam: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:30] <Islam> none                  1.5G     0  1.5G   0% /var/lock
[23:30] <Strav> ActionParsnip: oneiric (as I've said, I already asked my question on ubuntu+1)
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> Strav: then your release is offtopic here
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> Islam: use a pastebin as I clearly asked
[23:31] <Islam> I'm sorry I dont know whats pastebin
[23:31] <omido> Islam: where are you from?
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> Islam: then ASK instead of flooding the channel
[23:31] <omido> !paste @ islam
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> !paste | Islam
[23:31] <Islam> sorry
[23:32] <omido> ActionParsnip:  i tought your bot works like suse bot . :-)
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> omido: you pipe, just like in bash ;)
[23:32] <Samanta> ajaba
[23:32] <omido> !offtopic | Samanta
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> omido: makes more sense
[23:33] <omido> ActionParsnip:  what do you mean?
[23:33] <Samanta> Islam hi can u spick arabic?
[23:33] <Strav> ActionParsnip: I really like those kind of responses. Like asking a general dpkg question in #debian and they say, oh you're on ubuntu, get the fok out of here. I really to like that open-minded spirit.
[23:33] <MrZepeda_> hello Samanta. do you have an Ubuntu related question? Ubuntu can speak Arabic
[23:33] <omido> MrZepeda_:  he is persian ( iranian )
[23:33] <Samanta> baba room haton tamam nmishe k
[23:33] <Islam> ok actionparsnip now what ?
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> Strav: its the channel policy, not mine
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> Strav: take it up in #ubuntu-ops if you want your rants to do someting
[23:34] <Strav> Don't enforce it then. Let the channel take care of it.
[23:34] <Samanta> omido u tasalot dari b zaban english?
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> Strav: others will do the same
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> Strav: or an op
[23:34] <Strav> ActionParsnip: you want a godwin here? just like the nazis. End of story.
[23:34] <ActionParsnip> omido: when you send a command to another in bash, you use a pipe, so using the same in linux bots makes sense :)
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> Strav: you are asking in the wrong channel, end of story
[23:35] <MonkeyDust> ah, the nazi's, the ultimate insult :)
[23:35] <qin> Life.
[23:35] <ActionParsnip> Islam: copy the url generated and paste it in here
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> Islam: its the new address in your address bar
[23:36] <Islam> http://paste.ubuntu.com/701298/
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> Islam: great :). See how you gave the info without spamming the channel
[23:36] <Islam> yeah I know the url and so, I just didnt know that system, sorry
[23:36] <Strav> ActionParsnip: as I first said in my very first post: I did in the proper channel, I'm asking here as a fallback. Just like I'd be asking a dpkg question in debian if no one here would be able to answer. Anyways, this is pathetic.
[23:37] <Islam> thanx for your kindness actionparsnip
[23:37] <Jordan_U> Strav: This channel is for support discussion regarding released and supported versions of Ubuntu. Not development verisions, and certainly not for complaining about channel policy that you disagree with. Please stop now, this is your last warning.
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> Strav: oneiric isn't supported here, so it isn't a fallback
[23:38] <qin> Strav: havent you be given answear 6 minutes ago in #ubuntu+1 ?
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> Strav: I suggest you read the channel policy, which you agreed to by using the channels. Its really that simple
[23:38] <Strav> qin: not really. (and when I asked here there was no answer on ubuntu+1)
[23:39] <Schwaggg> can someone here help me with a grub setup?
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> Islam: its cool, you do now :)
[23:39] <Strav> ActionParsnip: Alan J. Perlis was cool wasn't he?
[23:39] <Schwaggg> ive read shitloads of tutorials with no luck
[23:39] <Jordan_U> !anyone | Schwaggg
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> Strav: no idea whom that is
[23:39] <Schwaggg> i asked the question, about grub setup, perhaps you should learn to read? thanks for your opinion though xD
[23:39] <Islam> Samanta: yes I can speak arabic
[23:40] <Jordan_U> Schwaggg: You have yet to ask a specific question, and I don't appreciate your attitude. Please remember that we are volunteers.
[23:40] <Schwaggg> i said i need help with grub setup, should i spell that out for you?
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> Islam: can you pastebin the output of:  dpkg -l | grep linux-image-2     Thanks
[23:41] <Jordan_U> !details | Schwaggg
[23:41] <omido> ActionParsnip: yes you are right . i remember when i was trying to update my system in ubuntu and i used zypper dup and dosnt worked . lol.
[23:41] <Schwaggg> ugh why is it that everytime i come in here some fucking idiot has to spout off, i just asked a simple fucking question
[23:41] <MonkeyDust> !ask| Schwaggg
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> Schwaggg: grub is a complex animal, try being specific
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> schmidtm_: no idea man, people need to get a grip / clue
[23:42] <OerHeks> please be patient, we all volunteer :-)
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> wrong target, guess Jordan_U has his size 9s on :)
[23:42] <Islam> http://paste.ubuntu.com/701301/
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> Islam: ok, run:  sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-image-2.6.38-8-generic; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[23:45] <ivancp7> fck
[23:45] <Islam> done
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> Islam: you may also want to then install bleachbit    run it as user, then root and clean stuff up. avoid settings which say they will take a long time and watch your browser and other app settings or it will remove settings you want
[23:46] <Islam> I have more than 100 GB free space on another partition
[23:46] <Islam> can I move it ?
[23:46] <Islam> or extend the space
[23:47] <omido> Islam:  yes . you can use Gparted or any other partitioning tool you are familiar with .(using a live CD like gparted or parted magic is suggested )
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> Islam: is teh partition in your wubi disk?
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> omido: its a wubi thing
[23:48] <nac-godfather> not if it's HFS+
[23:48] <omido> oh . wubi is terrible . i dont recommand it to anyone
[23:48] <Islam> yeah my q is if I extended the partition the wubi on it will give me more space ?
[23:48] <xistanme> what's wubi
[23:48] <nac-godfather> you'll need a OS X installed or get a live disc running that can handle that filesystem
[23:48] <Islam> or its about the space I modified on wubi while installing ?
[23:48] <omido> xistanme:  ubuntu's windows installer or something
[23:48] <yeats> !wubi | xistanme
[23:51] <thriondil> While installing Ubuntu on a new machine, I created a new partition table on the wrong drive. Is there an easy way to get it back to NTFS and hopefully recognize the files? I don't think I've done anything else to the drive beyond changing the partition table.
[23:52] <thriondil> It's just a media drive, so not a big deal either way. But it would be great if I don't have to move everything around again.
[23:52] <Islam> actionsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/701305/ you see it says I have 35G available ! how do I extend the space I already gave to wubi while installing ?
[23:53] <Islam> or how can I make it use all the free space on the partation ?
[23:53] <Islam> omido: ana from Egypt
[23:54] <Jordan_U> thriondil: Yes, testdisk can do that rather easily (as long as that's really all that's been done).
[23:54] <thriondil> Could you direct me to a good tutorial/FAQ? I've never used testdisk.
[23:55] <omido> !ar | Islam
[23:55] <omido> oh sorry i thought "ar" stands for arabic .
[23:55] <nac-godfather> why be difficult, just use gparted.  Problem solved, end of story.
[23:55] <Islam> lol, no problem
[23:55] <omido> Islam: i'm iranian
[23:56] <Jordan_U> thriondil: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
[23:56] <avelldiroll> thriondil: there are some tutorials one the testdisk official website
[23:56] <Islam> nice to meet you omido
[23:56] <thriondil> godfather: I was under the impression that  it wouldn't help
[23:56] <Solved> I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a laptop, but no matter what version I try to install, it gives me two options: 1. Erase and use the whole disk or 2. Specify partitions manually (which I don't know how to do, and I don't want to damage windows)
[23:56] <thriondil> thanks jordan / avelldiroll
[23:56] <Jordan_U> thriondil: You're welcome.
[23:57] <nac-godfather> would be a good idea to defragment the partition a couple times if it's a windows filesystem, and then resize, and then finally shrink/repartition
[23:57] <omido> Islam:  same here . btw try to install ubuntu the normal way . wubie is not so good .
[23:57] <TroN-0074> is there a way to enable user list in xchat?
[23:57] <Solved> nac-godfather: There's like 4 different partitions, which one do I resize?
[23:57] <Islam> but I already installed alot of things here, beside I need the windows OS in case I needed it
[23:57] <nac-godfather> some good advice; do not allow the installer to overwrite your windows bootloader, but instead manually select the linux partition (target volume) and then set that partition active.
[23:58] <qin> TroN-0074: /names ? You can try /join #xchat too.
[23:59] <wolfmitchell> When I boot into the 10.10 live USB I made, it asks me for the kernel filename...
[23:59] <wolfmitchell> What is it?
[23:59] <nac-godfather> If I were you, and assuming they're all shared windows drives:  Is clean up as much as possible before repartitioning.  Condense if need be.
[23:59] <jjsam> Hi, my ubuntu crashed, My syslog said "failed command: READ DMA", does it mean my motherboard is bad?
[23:59] <nac-godfather> you need a new install image