| i1 | I wonder if it is hard ware failures, graphic driver issues, | 00:00 |
|---|---|---|
| i1 | I have no idea really | 00:00 |
| wxl | it is | 00:00 |
| i1 | it boots fin in xp recovery cd | 00:00 |
| wxl | add nomodeset to grub | 00:01 |
| i1 | hm, how? | 00:02 |
| i1 | I get a second or so of the lubuntu boot up logo, but then turn white | 00:02 |
| wxl | bah and what sucks is that i'm normally on ppc which has a totally different bootloader and my virtual machine is funky in startup and doesn't show jack | 00:03 |
| i1 | I googled white screen on the Ubuntu forum, and I am not the only one who has ever got it | 00:03 |
| wxl | i'm thinking that you hit shift right after bios | 00:03 |
| i1 | but can't find any explanations or solutions, | 00:03 |
| i1 | oh I see | 00:03 |
| wxl | ohhhh | 00:04 |
| wxl | you might try to <Ctrl><Alt><F1> and see if you can get to the virtual console | 00:05 |
| wxl | here's some goood stuff for you | 00:05 |
| wxl | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1743535 | 00:05 |
| wxl | scroll down to the "troubleshooting flow chart" and have at it | 00:06 |
| i1 | console is a bit scary | 00:06 |
| wxl | do not fear | 00:06 |
| i1 | thanks | 00:07 |
| i1 | great | 00:07 |
| wxl | you can't break the live cd for example ;) | 00:08 |
| i1 | the odd this is that puppy linux manages to boot fine, | 00:08 |
| i1 | but has major issues with fan control and heating | 00:08 |
| wxl | i don't know if it's clear but the live cd loads your operating sysetm into ram.. so you can edit files and such but the second you shutdown/reboot those changes disappear | 00:08 |
| * wxl is not a huge fan of puppy | 00:09 | |
| i1 | yeah, it is a bit flimsy | 00:09 |
| wxl | lubuntu is very solid | 00:09 |
| wxl | i must admit lubuntu is not 100% on my ppc machine but ppc's aren't officially supported, so i figure it's doing a pretty darn good job | 00:09 |
| wxl | (and i'm working on trying to figure out how to tweak it in the meanwhile0 :D | 00:10 |
| i1 | yes, it is very hard ware dependent | 00:10 |
| i1 | on some laptops lubuntu slides on and works straight away | 00:11 |
| wxl | many/most i'd say | 00:11 |
| wxl | i need some sdram for this thinkpad i have so i can see how it goes on there | 00:11 |
| i1 | except a fujitsu I have. Some have linux fine on fujitsus | 00:12 |
| i1 | 11.10 goes very nice on a HP | 00:12 |
| i1 | even ubuntu does | 00:12 |
| i1 | I never tired 11.04, but the previous one never manage to boot the live cd | 00:13 |
| wxl | yeah i had some problems when it first came out | 00:13 |
| i1 | my point is; I have bumped in to strange problems | 00:13 |
| wxl | they're always there to some degree or another | 00:13 |
| i1 | it was the same with all the butus, on the HP laptop | 00:14 |
| i1 | it is about 4 years now I think, so hard ware getting older | 00:15 |
| wxl | i'm excited to have it go so easily on my powerbook :D | 00:15 |
| i1 | a mac? | 00:15 |
| wxl | i have a g3 powerbook that is proving to be a bit more of a problem but i think that's more of the computer's fault | 00:15 |
| wxl | yep | 00:15 |
| wxl | a ppc too.. no intel | 00:15 |
| i1 | some apple computers have some linux issues, | 00:16 |
| wxl | the old world macs like the g3s are quite difficult | 00:16 |
| wxl | mine needs a firmware upgrade | 00:16 |
| wxl | which is NOT a linux problem | 00:16 |
| i1 | the white and black smaller ibooks or what ever they are called takes buntus fine it seems | 00:16 |
| wxl | but the g4 was easy | 00:16 |
| i1 | I see | 00:17 |
| wxl | processor runs a little hot in lubuntu. not in mintppc. trying to dissect that.. | 00:17 |
| i1 | I am looking for a used mac to play around wiht | 00:17 |
| wxl | if it's an intel you should be ok | 00:17 |
| i1 | I'm not willing to pay much, you sort of loose all point in upgrading and fixing up | 00:17 |
| wxl | ppc's will make you work for it :D | 00:18 |
| i1 | might as well get a new one then | 00:18 |
| wxl | if you want os x tho, meh | 00:18 |
| wxl | it's just a really messed up bsd with a fancy desktop environment | 00:18 |
| i1 | I'm not that familiar with os x. can you get it back if you install lubuntu? | 00:18 |
| wxl | from what i understand, you ideally need to install os x, then split your partition, make sure the 2nd one ISN'T hfs journaled (hfs+) and then you can install lubuntu on it | 00:20 |
| wxl | i've heard that putting os x on there afterwards might not be so easy | 00:20 |
| wxl | i haven't tried | 00:21 |
| wxl | i was thinking i might have to add os x back for a certain app i liked but i think i finally found a good linux solution | 00:21 |
| wxl | possibly a better one | 00:21 |
| wxl | tho naturally it's got a steeper learning curve ;) | 00:21 |
| wxl | but that's part of the fun with linux, i think | 00:21 |
| i1 | I have worked on apple computers, but never installed or done too much tweaking of the soft ware | 00:21 |
| i1 | I burned free bsd | 00:21 |
| i1 | just to see how it works | 00:21 |
| i1 | it does seem to be recommended for servers mostly | 00:21 |
| i1 | yes, I suppose it does | 00:22 |
| wxl | bsd is ok | 00:22 |
| wxl | i kind of grew up on bsd, dos and.. ummm cp/m | 00:22 |
| i1 | I don't do too much really, I mean, if some mentions compiling I am blanc | 00:23 |
| i1 | I mostly used windows, ever, until the last few years | 00:23 |
| wxl | first time i seriously installed linux it was slackware on an old thinkpad laptop | 00:23 |
| wxl | that was pretty hardcore.. wasn't a lot of support for linux on laptops at the time | 00:23 |
| wxl | it was basically roll your own kernel | 00:24 |
| wxl | so compiling is no big dela | 00:24 |
| i1 | it's fun when you can make old laptops run like new again almost | 00:26 |
| wxl | i think it's fantastic | 00:26 |
| i1 | with 512 RAM lubuntu is fast. Windows 7 hardly at all | 00:26 |
| wxl | windows 7 is ridiculous | 00:27 |
| i1 | I had to order a new cpu for my laptop | 00:27 |
| i1 | I got a faster and better one, even lower consumption and heat | 00:27 |
| i1 | yes, at least for older hardware | 00:28 |
| i1 | I had windows 7 on 1GB and 1.5 celeron cpu, and it was all fine | 00:28 |
| i1 | so it's not that bad | 00:28 |
| i1 | the atom cpus are quite good, | 00:29 |
| i1 | trouble with laptops they don't easily adapt to different cpus | 00:29 |
| wxl | they don't adapt to much | 00:30 |
| i1 | it's a shame, they should provide gpu and cpu with sockets commonly available | 00:31 |
| wxl | yeah | 00:31 |
| wxl | well that and hardware should be equally open source | 00:31 |
| i1 | yes, that is why apple computers are as good as they are | 00:32 |
| wxl | i'm proud to be using a recycled old laptop with free (as in speech) software on it for this experimental music project i do, but am bummed the hardware isn't equally as free | 00:32 |
| wxl | of course there's no laptop that is | 00:32 |
| i1 | the get access to all info needed to make good drivers | 00:32 |
| wxl | apple is proprietary as hell unfortunately | 00:33 |
| i1 | which is silly in many cases | 00:33 |
| i1 | when it is intel through and through, except plastic casing, why make it that difficult? | 00:34 |
| i1 | I have seen XP installed on some ibooks | 00:34 |
| i1 | ran all fine | 00:35 |
| wxl | hm that's curious | 00:35 |
| i1 | I suspect it must have been built on intel hard ware and commonly available parts | 00:36 |
| i1 | my fathers new mac came with the possibility to have windows as dual boot | 00:36 |
| wxl | yeah with intel no prob | 00:37 |
| i1 | it's the top model in the imac range | 00:38 |
| i1 | bought this summer | 00:38 |
| i1 | it's really nice | 00:38 |
| wxl | we have an imac at home | 00:39 |
| wxl | my wife insisted on the damn thing :D | 00:40 |
| wxl | it's really a good machine tho | 00:40 |
| i1 | hi hi | 00:40 |
| wxl | i've got windows 7 and lubuntu virtual machines on it | 00:40 |
| wxl | the former for those rare cases that i need it and the latter.... so i feel at home ;) | 00:40 |
| i1 | the screen is really nice and it is very tidy with no wires at all | 00:40 |
| wxl | yeah it's a good design | 00:40 |
| wxl | i LOVE the mouse | 00:41 |
| i1 | looks very cool | 00:41 |
| i1 | keyboard too, the minimal white one | 00:41 |
| i1 | white aluminum | 00:41 |
| i1 | I'm not yet used to the mouse | 00:42 |
| wxl | the keyboard is a bit limited | 00:42 |
| i1 | I keep doing all kinds of stuff involuntarily | 00:42 |
| i1 | and all the mac key combos are not the same | 00:42 |
| i1 | I keep closing the browser window | 00:43 |
| i1 | it suddenly shwooops up in the left corner | 00:43 |
| i1 | I blame the mouse | 00:44 |
| i1 | the ibooks are not like that lol | 00:44 |
| wxl | ⌘W is close | 00:45 |
| wxl | oh you're talking abotu the mouse | 00:45 |
| wxl | duh duh duh | 00:45 |
| i1 | both really | 00:46 |
| i1 | ; ) | 00:46 |
| i1 | key combos and mouse | 00:46 |
| i1 | I discoved the ctrl alt function is the key next to tab | 00:46 |
| i1 | no space I mean | 00:46 |
| i1 | the thumb-key | 00:46 |
| wxl | yep | 00:47 |
| i1 | have a good night | 00:58 |
| wxl | u2 | 01:01 |
| aedmark | Hi all. anyone available to help me with a wireless driver issue? | 01:02 |
| wxl | what up? | 01:05 |
| wxl | aedmark: ? | 01:07 |
| aedmark | I was wondering where I could get my hands on some drivers for a broadcom integrated wireless card | 01:08 |
| wxl | which card? | 01:09 |
| aedmark | lubuntu doesn't seem to have installed them, I'm assuming because they are proprietary. | 01:09 |
| aedmark | hmmm | 01:09 |
| aedmark | that's a good question | 01:09 |
| wxl | lspci -vnn | grep 14e4 | 01:10 |
| wxl | Ignore everything, except the last part inside of the [ ] | 01:10 |
| aedmark | AirForce One 54g | 01:11 |
| wxl | ^^^^^^^^ | 01:11 |
| aedmark | That is what is in the brackets, good sir | 01:11 |
| wxl | heh i'm not clear | 01:12 |
| wxl | what's * in [14e4:*] ? | 01:12 |
| wxl | 4318 i'm guessing? | 01:12 |
| aedmark | ahhh :4318 | 01:12 |
| aedmark | yessir | 01:12 |
| aedmark | (I'm assuming you are a sir, apologies if you are not) | 01:12 |
| KM0201 | 4318... iv'e had problems w/ that device.. i always just install the driver manually, and it ALWAYS works. | 01:13 |
| wxl | sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter firmware-b43-installer | 01:13 |
| aedmark | the problem here is that I can't apt-get on the computer in question | 01:15 |
| aedmark | seeing as it can't connect to the internet ;) | 01:15 |
| wxl | oh gawd | 01:15 |
| aedmark | Right? | 01:15 |
| wxl | go find an ethernet cable :D | 01:15 |
| aedmark | haha | 01:15 |
| wxl | seriously | 01:15 |
| aedmark | sigh, let me see if I can bridge connection | 01:15 |
| wxl | i mean go buy one if you have to :D | 01:15 |
| aedmark | haha I found one the other day, actually | 01:16 |
| aedmark | hmmm, okay I've got the cable and internet ready. I think I need the right repository for apt-get | 01:19 |
| wxl | where you is? and which lubuntu? | 01:20 |
| aedmark | 11.10 | 01:21 |
| aedmark | Where I am as in geographically? I am in Iowa | 01:21 |
| wxl | k | 01:21 |
| wxl | deb http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu oneric multiverse | 01:22 |
| wxl | oneiric that is | 01:22 |
| wxl | archive works instead of ports too | 01:23 |
| aedmark | hmmm, how do you change the sources.list | 01:26 |
| aedmark | I haven't done this shit for years | 01:27 |
| wxl | sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list | 01:27 |
| wxl | (or use your editor of choice) | 01:27 |
| wxl | actually wait | 01:27 |
| wxl | you can just: | 01:27 |
| aedmark | Yea but it's saying I don't have permission, even if I superuser it | 01:27 |
| wxl | echo "deb http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu oneiric multiverse" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list | 01:27 |
| wxl | oh wtf | 01:27 |
| wxl | that makes no sense | 01:28 |
| aedmark | indeed | 01:28 |
| wxl | there is no "root" per se set up in the lubuntu installer from 3what i remember | 01:28 |
| aedmark | yea I'm gonna add it through synaptic | 01:28 |
| wxl | that works too | 01:29 |
| wxl | or should | 01:29 |
| wxl | might | 01:29 |
| aedmark | kaching | 01:29 |
| aedmark | Creative problem solving. How am I still unemployed | 01:29 |
| wxl | of course not having su is bad | 01:30 |
| wxl | you should have permission | 01:30 |
| wxl | yous hould checek /etc/sudoers | 01:30 |
| aedmark | It may have been because I had synaptic open? I shall definitely look into that | 01:30 |
| wxl | yeah quite possibly | 01:30 |
| wxl | no don't think so | 01:31 |
| wxl | i had no problem with it | 01:31 |
| wxl | /etc/sudoers probably has %admin and %sudo set up with su access | 01:33 |
| aedmark | we have wireless | 01:33 |
| wxl | if you run groups in terminal you can see which groups your'e in | 01:33 |
| wxl | yey | 01:33 |
| wxl | http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-linux-add-user-to-group/ might help if you're not in the right group | 01:34 |
| wxl | if the problem is in sudoers that's a different story | 01:35 |
| aedmark | yea I don't even have a /etc/sudoers | 01:35 |
| wxl | uh | 01:35 |
| aedmark | just sudoers.d | 01:35 |
| wxl | http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/fixsudo | 01:37 |
| wxl | you'll want to fix that crap | 01:37 |
| aedmark | I imagine so | 01:38 |
| aedmark | I wonder how it happened. | 01:41 |
| wxl | that's a good question | 01:41 |
| wxl | i wonder that too | 01:41 |
| wxl | how did you install? | 01:41 |
| aedmark | When I booted the CD I just told it to install. Hmmm. | 01:44 |
| wxl | so you used the live cd? | 01:44 |
| wxl | which version? | 01:44 |
| aedmark | Now even in recovery mode it says the file system is read-only | 01:44 |
| aedmark | the latest one | 01:45 |
| aedmark | 11.10 | 01:45 |
| wxl | bah that crap.. did you ever figure that out KM0201 ? | 01:45 |
| KM0201 | what "crap" is that? | 01:45 |
| wxl | readonly recovery | 01:46 |
| aedmark | Not very conducive to recovery | 01:46 |
| KM0201 | hmm, i don't remmber that one | 01:46 |
| wxl | oh thought that was u | 01:46 |
| wxl | when u messed up your vm with lightdm :) | 01:47 |
| KM0201 | it could have been, i'm just not 100% sure | 01:47 |
| wxl | see if mount -o rw,remount / works aedmark | 01:48 |
| aedmark | nope | 01:49 |
| aedmark | errors=remount-ro | 01:49 |
| wxl | sudo it maybe? | 01:49 |
| aedmark | nada | 01:50 |
| wxl | bah | 01:50 |
| aedmark | maybe I should just go with xubuntu ;) | 01:50 |
| wxl | oh shush | 01:50 |
| wxl | sudo mount <device-file> / -o rw,remount | 01:50 |
| wxl | assumedly you're probably /dev/sda1 or so | 01:51 |
| wxl | you can run mount to see where it's mounted currently | 01:51 |
| aedmark | could it be something to do with being formatted in ext4? | 01:51 |
| wxl | shouln't be | 01:52 |
| wxl | irony: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+source/friendly-recovery/+bug/575469 | 01:53 |
| ubot5 | Ubuntu bug 575469 in friendly-recovery (Ubuntu Oneiric) "[UIFe] [FFe] recovery mode mounts filesystems read-write rather than read-only" [Medium,Fix released] | 01:53 |
| aedmark | dummies didn't fix it! | 01:54 |
| aedmark | Though your last suggestion allowed me to edit the file | 01:54 |
| wxl | they DID fix it | 01:55 |
| wxl | that whole discussion was about going from rw->ro | 01:55 |
| wxl | which now that i think about it makes sense | 01:56 |
| wxl | you can fsck | 01:56 |
| wxl | on the other hand.. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/friendly-recovery/+bug/868755 | 01:56 |
| ubot5 | Ubuntu bug 868755 in friendly-recovery (Ubuntu) "Always starts ro (read-only)" [Undecided,Confirmed] | 01:56 |
| aedmark_ | hmph | 01:58 |
| aedmark_ | So I think everything is gravy, now | 01:58 |
| wxl | cool | 01:59 |
| wxl | sudoers fixed? | 01:59 |
| aedmark_ | it's there, yea | 01:59 |
| wxl | cool so boot it up and make sure you're cool | 02:00 |
| wxl | go sudo something :D | 02:00 |
| wxl | $ sudo lukeiamyourfather | 02:00 |
| aedmark_ | Oh I did | 02:01 |
| aedmark_ | I sudoed the sudoers file | 02:01 |
| wxl | yey | 02:01 |
| aedmark_ | Is it normal for there to be no icons on the desktop for a new install. I assumed there would be at least shortcuts to folders and whatnot | 02:02 |
| wxl | yes! | 02:03 |
| aedmark_ | Okay good | 02:03 |
| wxl | http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9468742&postcount=3 | 02:04 |
| aedmark_ | hahaha | 02:04 |
| wxl | these will be useful to you: | 02:05 |
| wxl | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Documentation/FAQ/Guides | 02:05 |
| wxl | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Documentation/FAQ/Workarounds | 02:05 |
| wxl | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1844755 | 02:05 |
| aedmark_ | Thanks! I should be good now. Just wanted to set up a basic system for me to write and do research on | 02:06 |
| wxl | you'll be good then | 02:07 |
| wxl | abiword is actually pretty darn nice | 02:07 |
| aedmark_ | I just need to find some good software to let me sort out notes and such. Yea I've used that before. | 02:07 |
| wxl | as a libreoffice fan i was really surprised by how much i liked it | 02:07 |
| wxl | sylpheed can kiss my ass tho. | 02:07 |
| aedmark_ | I use openoffice on my PC, but abiword is definitely nice | 02:07 |
| wxl | but that's another story... ;) | 02:07 |
| aedmark_ | oh right, I can use celtx | 02:08 |
| aedmark_ | yay for portability | 02:08 |
| wxl | ah cool | 02:08 |
| aedmark_ | evolution is always a good e-mail client for linux | 02:08 |
| aedmark_ | I swear by thunderbird on the PC | 02:08 |
| wxl | i rather like tbird | 02:08 |
| wxl | i want claws to work but it doesn't have a unified inbox | 02:08 |
| wxl | that's #1 for me | 02:09 |
| wxl | i have a million email accounts | 02:09 |
| aedmark_ | understandable | 02:09 |
| wxl | and folders up the wazoo | 02:09 |
| witedsexe | hi i was wondering is there away to remove things like chrome fromy computer without removing the entire lubuntu destro | 02:25 |
| witedsexe | there are just some applications i dont need in it i am using 11.10 | 02:25 |
| Unit193 | Yeah, it may remove the lubuntu-desktop !metapackage, but that's not a problem at all | 02:32 |
| Unit193 | Only thing is you may need to reinstall that if you want to do a upgrade | 02:32 |
| Unit193 | !metapackage | witedsexe | 02:32 |
| ubot5 | witedsexe: A meta-package is a package that simply depends upon other packages and brings them in. It's not a real package, but a very useful package that can drag in other package versions. | 02:32 |
| witedsexe | and? what dose that mean will it couse problems to remove or not | 02:34 |
| Unit193 | Not unless you do an upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 (when it comes out) | 02:36 |
| Unit193 | And at that point, it's just highly recommended | 02:36 |
| witedsexe | i usualy end up doing a fesh install when i upgrade any ways | 02:41 |
| witedsexe | as it tends to cause me issues using the updater so i guess it wont then thanks for the info | 02:41 |
| Unit193 | Great, have a nice evening | 02:42 |
| malvarma | Hey I'm sort of new to lubuntu. I just updated after my first install and suddenly the system tray disappears | 03:06 |
| malvarma | Like the whole notification area for volume, network manager, etc. I only get the power icon and the clock. | 03:06 |
| malvarma | Anyone ever experience this? | 03:06 |
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| zors | Hi. Stupid question here. Currently have Ubuntu 11.10 installed and running Unity 2D - all runs fine, just a little slow at times. Seriously considering moving to Lubuntu 11.10 - heard some good things about it. Would I see any benefit in doing so? In other words: Which is lighter: Unity 2D or Lubuntu? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks. | 06:31 |
| M0hi | lxde is lightweight. What is your RAM size and the processor? | 06:33 |
| M0hi | zors: ^ | 06:33 |
| zors | 1.8 GHz Single core CPU. 2GB ram. Intel 965 Graphics (integrated) | 06:34 |
| M0hi | zors: Try lubuntu as a fresh install so that you can find the difference of lxde as lightweight =] | 06:42 |
| M0hi | A live CD/USB will be what I prefer to be tried first | 06:42 |
| zors | Will do thanks. Already have the ISO. Will burn and run from live CD. Really just looking for a "normal" DE. Unity is driving me nuts - I think it's crap. Thanks for the advice, much appreciated. | 06:44 |
| bioterror | people keeps nagging about unity but they never talk about upstart for example | 06:45 |
| M0hi | np | 06:45 |
| M0hi | lol | 06:45 |
| bioterror | m0hi is first on the line to buy a ubuntu mobile phone device ;) | 06:46 |
| bioterror | that's coming after 12.04 | 06:46 |
| bioterror | ofcourse they will run Unity! | 06:46 |
| M0hi | bioterror: I think I am going to get a Nokia, erase the OS and use Ubuntu in it xD | 06:47 |
| M0hi | or some Samsung | 06:47 |
| zors | No offence meant by my statement. Unity may be great for some, but I find it counter-productive. Shame they killed gnome2. People are flocking to lxde & xfce in droves - and for good reason I think. | 06:47 |
| bioterror | XFCE4 should give all what Gnome2 users are looking for | 06:48 |
| zors | True. Actually ran an lxde setup on an old desktop some years back - solid and reliable. | 06:50 |
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| psilo23 | Lubuntu saved my life | 10:44 |
| malcmail | Anyone around to help with a problem sharing my scanner on a network? | 11:45 |
| malcmail | Anyone around to help with a problem sharing my scanner on a network? | 12:50 |
| lubuntu214 | Great work guys on Lubuntu. Best Lightweight Distro around! | 13:18 |
| lubuntu214 | Excellent work goes to the LXDE team, pcmanfm...etc... | 13:18 |
| lubuntu214 | :) | 13:18 |
| malcmail | seems very quiet in here :-s | 17:07 |
| croque | lubuntu works so well...nobody has any problems | 17:13 |
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| KM0201 | croque: that's probably a bit of a stretch, but... it does work well.. :) | 17:28 |
| croque | :) | 17:29 |
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| fitus | hello everyone | 19:38 |
| fitus | can someone please tell me where can I get the lubuntu repositories for lubuntu 11.10 | 19:39 |
| fitus | I upgraded and now everytime I update it says that some repos, has been ignored | 19:40 |
| croque | fitus: as far as I know the lubuntu repositories are the same as the ubuntu repositories in 11.10 | 19:45 |
| Unit193 | Ah, I had that, changed the repos to try and fix | 19:45 |
| fitus | so is safe to use then the ubuntu repos, with lubuntu ? | 19:45 |
| Unit193 | As long as you take a look, should be the same | 19:46 |
| fitus | i had lubuntu 11.04 but i upgrded to lubuntu 11.10 and nos some repo's been ignored | 19:46 |
| croque | which repos are being ignored? | 19:47 |
| fitus | google, wine, and pms-linux | 19:47 |
| fitus | so I found an ubuntu repo generator, is it safe to generate and use that instead ? | 19:48 |
| croque | are you having problems with your system? Did the upgrade work? | 19:49 |
| Unit193 | Ehh, I personally wouldn't want to use that | 19:49 |
| boudy | bonsoir j'essaye d'installer lubuntu sur ma machine mais sans succes qqn peut m'aider ? | 19:50 |
| Unit193 | !fr | boudy | 19:51 |
| ubot5 | boudy: Ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. | 19:51 |
| croque | fitus: here's my sources.list from a clean install of lubuntu 11.10 http://paste.ubuntu.com/727544/ | 19:52 |
| boudy | sorry let's speak english | 19:52 |
| croque | fitus: I added getdeb....and it's for the Canadian servers | 19:52 |
| boudy | is there somebody who can help me, lubuntu doesn't work on my laptop | 19:53 |
| croque | boudy: what do you mean "doesn't work"? | 19:55 |
| fitus | ok I will do that , thanks | 19:56 |
| boudy | croque: bios start well but then i have a black screen | 19:56 |
| boudy | i tried to do ctrl | 19:56 |
| boudy | alt f1 but the screen is still black | 19:57 |
| croque | boudy: I'm afraid I can't help you much. Lubuntu booted fine on several laptops I own. | 20:02 |
| croque | perhaps someone else here can troubleshoot it with you. | 20:02 |
| Unit193 | !boot | 20:02 |
| ubot5 | Boot options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions - To add/remove startup services, you can use the package 'bum', or update-rc.d - To add your own startup scripts, use /etc/rc.local - See also !grub and !dualboot - Making a boot floppy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto/BootFloppy - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SmartBootManagerHowto | 20:02 |
| Unit193 | Or doesn't even make it to the "Try Lubuntu" screen? | 20:03 |
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