koalachair | pnorman: So it's like two of the 4 drives don't think the other two are ok...? | 00:00 |
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koalachair | pnorman: And the other two are like "WE'RE FINE! WHAT THE HELL?" | 00:00 |
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koalachair | pnorman: Aha! | 00:01 |
koalachair | I tried --assemble --scan --force | 00:02 |
koalachair | pnorman: mount... and we're in! | 00:02 |
eduedix | hi, how can i run a script when logging out ? | 00:02 |
pooltable | help when i exit VBA betz it does not exit it right how to fix it thanks ?? | 00:03 |
LinuX2half | Could someone help me on why Ubuntu is lying about broken packages when installing an application? | 00:03 |
koalachair | pnorman: I guess just a little bit of virtual muscle... or whatever force does. I guess it ignores the perceived state of the other drives. | 00:03 |
LinuX2half | I've checked through several seeking methods and find none that contains any reason that I have held broken packages. | 00:05 |
LinuX2half | It's clearly that there's something wrong with the architecture but I cannot put my hands on what it is. | 00:06 |
kruh | exit | 00:08 |
eduedix | how can i run a script when logging out ? | 00:09 |
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linxeh | eduedix: .bash_logout I guess (but it depens what you mean by logout) | 00:14 |
subone | In The newest version of Ubuntu there is no system tray. How do I access the applications that have gone to the system tray? | 00:15 |
Aliv3 | back | 00:17 |
Aliv3 | so um.. what do i do. still no apps. unity --reset has error | 00:18 |
mappum | does anyone know of a good graphical GPU performance monitor that shows temp? (I am using amd GPUs) | 00:23 |
owenll | subone: To view all the opened applications/files press Windowskey + w . To install a system tray http://www.liberiangeek.net/2011/10/add-taskbar-in-ubuntu-11-0411-10-with-panel-tint2/ | 00:24 |
subone | owenll, This does not show the item in the tray | 00:25 |
subone | owenll, i will try tint2 | 00:25 |
d4nt3 | hello | 00:26 |
d4nt3 | is there anyone here? | 00:26 |
cromag | about 1500 yes | 00:27 |
d4nt3 | hello? | 00:27 |
d4nt3 | XD I meant is anyone actually here. | 00:27 |
cromag | my guess is "it's possible" ;) | 00:27 |
d4nt3 | I'm trying to install ubuntu from a cd to a brand new laptop and i'm unable to go into the bios and select boot from cd for whatever reason. It just immeadietly starts up windows. Any advice? | 00:28 |
d4nt3 | sorry if that's a derpy question :/ | 00:28 |
Myr | tried pressing the escape to BIOS key for your motherboard? | 00:28 |
gnubie | d4nt3, try f12 at the start of pc startup | 00:29 |
gnubie | d4nt3, should give boot choices | 00:29 |
d4nt3 | I'll try again. | 00:30 |
subone | owenll, tint2 shows no items in the system tray or no system tray is shown | 00:30 |
trism | subone: http://askubuntu.com/questions/30742/how-do-i-access-and-enable-more-icons-to-be-in-the-system-tray | 00:31 |
urlin2u | trism, unity desktop? | 00:31 |
trism | urlin2u: hmm? | 00:32 |
trism | subone: although it is possible to enable the system tray in tint2 as well http://code.google.com/p/tint2/wiki/Configure#System_Tray but probably not what you want | 00:32 |
urlin2u | trism, I see tha was directed at another. | 00:32 |
urlin2u | that* | 00:32 |
subone | trism, from what i can tell from the configuration file the system tray is enabled in tint2 | 00:33 |
Owner__ | alright, I got a question....how do dll's work? | 00:33 |
subone | brb gonna logout to test the whitelist | 00:35 |
LinuX2half | Does anyone know why my Ubuntu is acting persistent whenever I try to install ppstream and usually it results in an message that goes like: unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages." | 00:35 |
LinuX2half | Then on the previous message, it says that the designated program is unable to continue due to unmet dependencies | 00:35 |
subone | That whitelist all seemed to fix it | 00:36 |
pooltable | VBA beta exit issue ??? | 00:38 |
juanpablo_piz | alguien de hermosillo sonora | 00:38 |
juanpablo_piz | ? | 00:39 |
john_doe_jr | I'd like to make the current Google Chrome in Windows be able to play mp4s...I realize that chrome is using avcodec-52.dll found @ C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\16.0.912.75 ...I've tried to drop in previous dlls avcodec.dll files into that folder but I'm not having any luck...any ideas why this isn't working? | 00:40 |
zykotick9 | john_doe_jr: ##windows is probably the channel you're looking for | 00:41 |
bazhang | john_doe_jr, how does ubuntu factor into this? | 00:41 |
ActionParsnip | john_doe_jr: windows isn't supported here | 00:41 |
LinuX2half | ubuntu software center reports that the deb file has a wrong architecture '1386', how do you resolve this? | 00:41 |
ActionParsnip | john_doe_jr: I told you this earlier.. | 00:41 |
john_doe_jr | ActionParsnip, yup, but I'm trying something new now | 00:42 |
john_doe_jr | ActionParsnip, chrome uses avcodec.dll to decode the videos...why not use an older avocodec.dll ? | 00:42 |
overclucker | john_doe_jr: do realize that you are on a ubuntu linux channel? you'll get more help from ##windows | 00:44 |
zorro747 | I'm seeing "appication" and "places" buttons on screenshots and tutorials. How do I switch those on? | 00:44 |
john_doe_jr | overclucker, well, I've tried windows | 00:44 |
hellyeah | hey | 00:45 |
hellyeah | is there something wrong http://dpaste.com/683648/ | 00:45 |
cypher-neo | john_doe_jr, Well, the best advice we can give you here, for your current predicament is: Install Ubuntu | 00:45 |
trism | !notunity | zorro747 | 00:46 |
ubottu | zorro747: Ubuntu 11.10 uses GNOME 3 with the !unity shell by default. To use GNOME Shell instead, install the "gnome-shell" package and investigate "gnome-tweak-tool". For GNOME Fallback mode, which is similar to GNOME 2, install "gnome-panel". Both packages will place entries in the Sessions dropdown. Using Natty? See !classic | 00:46 |
john_doe_jr | cyphase, users use windows not ubuntu | 00:46 |
john_doe_jr | cyphase, isn't want I'm doing possible? | 00:46 |
trism | zorro747: the gnome fallback mode option | 00:46 |
wingie | how do i use curl with basic auth? | 00:46 |
zorro747 | do I need it? | 00:46 |
ActionParsnip | john_doe_jr: its not supported here, this is Ubuntu support | 00:47 |
cyphase | john_doe_jr, i think you mean cypher-neo | 00:47 |
trism | zorro747: you do not need it, if you like unity (the default), use that | 00:47 |
D4nt3 | I managed to boot from the cd and it made the little bongo noise. Now there's just a black screen >.> fuuuuu | 00:47 |
john_doe_jr | sorry about that | 00:47 |
cyphase | no problem | 00:47 |
pooltable | zorro747 i use xfce i like it better than unity | 00:47 |
john_doe_jr | ActionParsnip, alright, but I figured this place is full of Geeks | 00:47 |
cypher-neo | john_doe_jr, Users in here use Ubuntu. And apparently what you want to do is not possible on Windows. | 00:47 |
bazhang | john_doe_jr, move to the proper channel please | 00:47 |
mx8 | Can i tell to a socket , what ip addresses have to go throught to reach hes destination ? I mean : etc from 1.1.1.1 ip -> 2.1.3.1 - > .... -> destination. | 00:48 |
mx8 | and how ? | 00:48 |
zorro747 | ok, thanks for the advice peeps :) | 00:48 |
john_doe_jr | cypher-neo, I as big a ubuntu geek as the next guy but I need some help from my fellow geeks..I've helped out all kinds of people here | 00:48 |
bazhang | !ot | john_doe_jr | 00:49 |
ubottu | john_doe_jr: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 00:49 |
wingie | guys | 00:49 |
illogic | hello / buenas noches :) | 00:49 |
wingie | how do i use basic auth with curl? | 00:49 |
wingie | please help!! :(:( | 00:49 |
illogic | anyone who installed ubuntu on a mac around ? | 00:50 |
john_doe_jr | ubottu, alright | 00:50 |
john_doe_jr | thanks | 00:50 |
illogic | :O | 00:50 |
mx8 | wingie: basic information you can find in : man curl | 00:50 |
pnorman | wingie: --basic is the option | 00:51 |
pnorman | wingie: -u user:password is the other option you need | 00:51 |
linxeh | illogic: I have - I tend to use VMs though now | 00:53 |
linxeh | illogic: I've done it on a macbook 2,1, and a 1st gen mac pro | 00:53 |
linxeh | illogic: and vms on current i7 macbook pro | 00:53 |
illogic | linxeh, i installed it on a macbook pro also but somehow it doesn't recognise the wireless driver | 00:54 |
illogic | i enable it | 00:54 |
illogic | but still no wireless | 00:54 |
arooni-mobile | i am travelling in latin america and they replaced my laptop keyboard with a latin america keyboard. how can i remap a key to be a shift key, without getting rid of the existing shift? same for mapping a key to be a return instead of being a regular key. | 00:54 |
illogic | it's ubuntu 10.10 | 00:54 |
illogic | i first installed 10.04 and then upgraded it to 10.10 | 00:55 |
Marge | Hello people I've just made a recovery of my external hard disk as image *.dd now what do I have to do to see my files in it? Any clue? | 00:55 |
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Success | captcha: furkin ways. | 00:57 |
Success | im missing /usr/share/unity/places | 00:57 |
mx8 | Marge: Nothing in : man dd ? | 00:58 |
D4nt3 | Umm question. I'm trying to install ubuntu and every time I boot from the cd it black screens and makes the bongo noise after a couple minutes | 00:58 |
zykotick9 | mx8: man dd probably won't help... | 00:58 |
zykotick9 | Marge: what happens if you just try to mount it? 2nd guess would be trying with loop-mount. | 00:58 |
Success | im trying to fix dash and i read some fixes and they said to check for some files in there and its missing | 00:58 |
Marge | mount it doesn't work | 00:59 |
D4nt3 | anyone? | 00:59 |
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zykotick9 | !doesntwork | Marge | 00:59 |
ubottu | Marge: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too. | 00:59 |
Marge | good bight | 01:00 |
mx8 | *: :P | 01:00 |
illogic | linxeh, can i private you ? | 01:02 |
D4nt3 | so anyway once more. I'm trying to install ubuntu from a dvd. I boot it from boot options and it loads up a purple screen before black screening. Then about a minute later I get the little bongo noise but I can't turn the screen back on. Any ideas what's wrong? | 01:03 |
arooni-mobile | would " keycode 94 = Shift_L" in my ~/.xmodmaprc succeed in transposing the keycode 94 to be a left shift? | 01:03 |
illogic | i don't know how you guys manage this chat ... we have to chat in private ? | 01:03 |
illogic | jeje | 01:03 |
BarkingFish | illogic: The way to manage the chat is simple - when you address someone here, just pop their name in front of the message - if you don't, it can get very confusing following who is talking to who :) | 01:04 |
BarkingFish | We generally don't recommend you PM people with questions, it's much easier if they're posted publicly so that other people can help if they are able to. | 01:05 |
[deXter] | Also, it's considered rude to PM someone without asking their permission first. | 01:05 |
D4nt3 | anyone know what tto do? 0.o | 01:05 |
NotJimCarrey | anybody knowledgeable on qemu? trying to setup an arm debian vm and it's saying "this qemu binary lacks hda support", even though I conpletely removed the sound device in the vm details | 01:05 |
Doodie | hi, i am having problem installing wien1.3. If i want install wine1.3, then it says i LMMS will be removed, but i need win1.3 for LMMS. They are contrasting each other. How do I install wine 1.2 without removing LMMS? | 01:05 |
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BarkingFish | [deXter]: Well spotted, I missed that :) | 01:05 |
zykotick9 | !nomodeset | D4nt3 something to try | 01:05 |
ubottu | D4nt3 something to try: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter | 01:05 |
jagst3r15 | do intel hd graphix work with ubuntu | 01:06 |
illogic | BarkingFish, ok thanks :) | 01:06 |
[deXter] | jagst3r15, yes | 01:07 |
BarkingFish | illogic: no problem, just keep your eyes on the text and watch out for your being highlighted, and you shouldn't go far wrong! | 01:07 |
illogic | BarkingFish, i started talking like no one was around and then i realised that there are 1500 persons around :)) and then thought ... they need to have some rules around :) | 01:08 |
[deXter] | Doodie, Remove wine, remove lmms, then add the ppa's for wine and lmms and proceed to install them | 01:08 |
mx8 | Have anyone Skill with sockets ? | 01:08 |
Doodie | [deXter], ok, I already have wine ppa, let me add for lmms and try. thanks for the hint | 01:09 |
jagst3r15 | how come i cant see it installed? | 01:09 |
linxeh | illogic: you can; we normally stick in here though, then others can correct errors | 01:09 |
jagst3r15 | i look at drivers it say unknown? | 01:09 |
rola | Hi can anyone recommend a good html editor for ubuntu? | 01:09 |
BarkingFish | illogic: We do have some rules, they're mentioned in our topic - if you want to go and take a look at them, they're here - http://goo.gl/cEF1w - just explaining a bit of how the channel runs, and your general conduct here. | 01:09 |
linxeh | illogic: what problems do you have ? | 01:09 |
linxeh | illogic: I used refit to manage booting | 01:09 |
jagst3r15 | rola notepad++ should work> | 01:10 |
mx8 | rola: bluefish editor | 01:10 |
[deXter] | Doodie, ppa:kxstudio-team/ppa | 01:10 |
rola | thank you | 01:10 |
LinuX2half | Why do I kept getting Wrong Agriculture whenever I'm installing a deb file? | 01:10 |
Star_Light | rola you can use nano editor if you are working from the terminal :) | 01:11 |
LinuX2half | wrong architecture i386 | 01:11 |
mx8 | rola: or efte | 01:11 |
zykotick9 | LinuX2half: you're tring to install a 32bit deb on a 64bit OS is my guess | 01:11 |
rola | i am looking for something similar to Dreamweaver | 01:11 |
sagrane | hiho | 01:11 |
Star_Light | rola then you are mean some IDE :) | 01:11 |
rola | a good alternative with similar functionality | 01:11 |
Star_Light | not only editor. | 01:11 |
LinuX2half | Yes that would be it. But how could I resolve it? I've heard you have to install certain packages? | 01:11 |
Star_Light | .wiki IDE | 01:12 |
Star_Light | :/ | 01:12 |
sagrane | how i install Nagios ? | 01:12 |
illogic | linxeh, i have installed ubuntu 10.04 and upgraded to 10.10 and my wireless dosn't show up in the bar ... the applet is there but doesn't show any wireless networks . I enabled the broadcom wireless driver from additional drivers | 01:12 |
illogic | linxeh, it's a mac machine ... and i use refit too :) | 01:12 |
mx8 | LinuX2half: download 64bit ubuntu | 01:13 |
LinuX2half | You mean a amd64 deb file? | 01:13 |
urlin2u | illogic, you log out then back in, just guessing here. | 01:14 |
mx8 | LinuX2half: yes | 01:14 |
illogic | urlin2u, i rebooted several times ... | 01:14 |
LinuX2half | But I'm not sure if there's such a file, this particular one I mean. | 01:14 |
linxeh | illogic: ah, I've rarely used wireless on a normal ubuntu install on a mac; it was always wired or in a VM | 01:16 |
mx8 | LinuX2half: name of file ? | 01:16 |
LinuX2half | ppstream | 01:16 |
illogic | uhm :/ | 01:17 |
GhostWolf | hi all hope someone can help me, i got a new hard drive, nothing on it, even tried partitioning it through windows but either way i get this error when installing on the hard drive. No Root file system is defined. Please Correct this from the partitioning menu. hope someone can help me | 01:18 |
illogic | anyone else who used wireless conection in ubuntu on a mac ? | 01:18 |
illogic | :) | 01:18 |
c_smith | GhostWolf, wimple, go to the manual partitioning menu and designate a partition to be mounted as "/" | 01:19 |
c_smith | *simple, not wimple | 01:19 |
GhostWolf | c_smith, ok well i don't know how to do that, never had to do that before | 01:19 |
mx8 | LinuX2half: not: if you are posting to someone write hes name in front etc MX8: . Try to download 32bit libs | 01:20 |
GhostWolf | cause im using the whole hard drive for ubuntu im using a seperate hard drive for my windows and such | 01:20 |
LinuX2half | mx8: Alright, I've already installed ia32-libs and still getting the same error | 01:21 |
GhostWolf | and this is for 11.10 the newest version | 01:21 |
c_smith | GhostWolf, I'm sorry, but I can't be much more help, TBH, I do manual partition without reading that I forget what you click to get there word wise. | 01:21 |
sagrane | anybody can help me | 01:21 |
LinuX2half | mx8: I've find a package on launchpad.net/archive, but unable to download it. Is there a way? | 01:22 |
c_smith | GhostWolf, also, I have to get on other stuff, so I gotta go, hopefully someone else here can help. :) | 01:22 |
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mx8 | LinuX2helf: try this : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/971117/dev/ppstream_1.0.0-2%2Bxdg%7Eppa1_amd64.tar.gz | 01:22 |
_HoochMan_ | GhostWolf: are you trying to install ubuntu on the new drive? | 01:23 |
GhostWolf | c_smith, yea i saw that on some linux sites but i don't see manual partition anywhere, where it asks you to install it gives me where i want to do it at and i do it on a seperate hdd and it has a button that says partition but that also didn't help as i recall | 01:23 |
mx8 | LinuX2half: try this : http://dl.dropbox.com/u/971117/dev/ppstream_1.0.0-2%2Bxdg%7Eppa1_amd64.tar.gz | 01:23 |
GhostWolf | _HoochMan_, yes | 01:23 |
LinuX2half | mx8: Yes, I've downloaded it to my computer but how exactly am I'm able to install it? | 01:23 |
_HoochMan_ | GhostWolf: you should be able to use the ubuntu install CD | 01:23 |
_HoochMan_ | GhostWolf: it will let you install ubuntu on the new drive. | 01:24 |
GhostWolf | _HoochMan_, i have been doing that. it doesn't let me | 01:25 |
GhostWolf | it gave me the error as i posted | 01:25 |
LinuX2half | mx8: After further reviewing, I cannot execute the file program after extraction. | 01:25 |
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LinuX2half | mx8: I think I might find a solution to my ordeal, a package located in launchpad have my exact file. | 01:26 |
mx8 | LinuX2half: Sorry but i think i cant help you in this : ( | 01:26 |
_HoochMan_ | GhostWolf: try googling a partition program that runs under windows that will let you partition the new drive for linux. sorry I don | 01:27 |
LinuX2half | mx8: It's alright, thanks for your assistance nonetheless. | 01:27 |
SVNDR | What is the command for terminal to bring up the audio GUI? | 01:27 |
_HoochMan_ | sorry I don't know of the software at the moment | 01:27 |
schnuffle | SVNDR: nm-applet for the panel sound applet | 01:28 |
GhostWolf | _HoochMan_, it shouldn't matter how i partitioned it in windows or not, its like any os you install it will write over that partition i've done it before | 01:28 |
SVNDR | schnuffle: there is another one isnt there? it bring up the controls, and stuff? | 01:28 |
SVNDR | schnuffle: so you can select which volume you want to turn up and down | 01:29 |
_HoochMan_ | GhostWolf: ok sorry, thought you had a partion problem getting the drive setup to install ubuntu | 01:30 |
schnuffle | SVNDR: can't check I' m on Suse12.4 | 01:30 |
_HoochMan_ | partition* | 01:30 |
GhostWolf | SVNDR, i know what you're talking about. forgot the command for it but it gives you option and stuff | 01:30 |
Mati89 | :) | 01:30 |
GhostWolf | _HoochMan_, no its not a partition problem its a brand new hard drive. well replaced one from the manufacturer but never been used | 01:30 |
SVNDR | GhostFreeman: its 'alasmixer' thanks anyways | 01:30 |
GhostFreeman | hi | 01:30 |
GhostFreeman | you must have me mistaken for another | 01:31 |
SVNDR | alsamixer ** | 01:31 |
schnuffle | SVNDR: aa you were looking for the console command, I thought you wanted some GUI thing :) | 01:31 |
Mati89 | :) | 01:34 |
urlin2u | GhostFreeman, you can't make the correct partitions for ubuntu in windows, in the ubuntu install choose "something other" at the partitioning choice, that is a custom install, there you choose the hd and repartition to a ext4, and put the boot where you want, and set / for mount. | 01:36 |
pipoka | hi, folks, I am tryng to make a printer and scanner Brother MFC7440N to work on Ubuntu 11.10. It was working in the 10.10, then I upgraded the system and never get the scanner working again. Could anyone help me? | 01:36 |
urlin2u | GhostFreeman, this is assuming you have booted the ubuntu disc... not clicked on install from windows. | 01:36 |
linxeh | pipoka: brother provide CUPS PPD files for most of their printers - check their site | 01:37 |
pipoka | yes, linxeh, I'm using it | 01:38 |
visual1ce | hi | 01:38 |
pipoka | linxeh: everything seems ok, but the applications as xsane and simple-scan doesn't find the scanner | 01:38 |
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linxeh | pipoka: ah; I only use the printer from ubuntu on mine MFC5890 - I only use the scanner to memory cards and to my Macs | 01:40 |
jseamus | cd's and dvd's won't open for me under 10.10 i get an error as follows: "mount: special device /dev/scd1 does not exist" how do i fix this? | 01:41 |
pipoka | linxeh: i understand. it is very weird, because each step is working fine, the brsane diagnosis find each one of the insatalations, ping the netowork instalation, but xsane and simple-scan seems does not find it. | 01:42 |
schnuffle | jseamus: can you mount /dev/sr0? | 01:44 |
linxeh | pipoka: its not a 32/64bit issue is it? | 01:44 |
jseamus | schnuffle: how do i do that? | 01:44 |
schnuffle | jseamus: do you know what a terminal is? | 01:45 |
schnuffle | jseamus: open a terminal and try enterning following: sudo mount /dev/sr0 /mnt | 01:45 |
pipoka | linxeh: I dont think so, because it was working fine in another system, on the same machine. I just finishing making another instalation of the old version in order to test it and... scanner is working there... | 01:46 |
jseamus | schnuffle: i don't see it in /dev and when i try it just returns "mount: /dev/sr0: unknown device" | 01:46 |
schnuffle | jseamus: okay, what type of CD/DVD do you have SATA/IDE/SCSI...? | 01:47 |
jseamus | schnuffle: it's not a peripheral its the drive the laptop shipped with: ibm t40 iirc | 01:50 |
dariushall21 | Can someone help me out? I have reinstalled Ubuntu about 3 times and I cannot boot up to it, or windows. All I get is, "Error: no such partioin grub | 01:50 |
dariushall21 | I am on the Linux live cd right now. Is there anyway I can maybe manually go to the GRUB menu to force it to boot to Linux? | 01:51 |
jseamus | schnuffle: btw i found sr0 in /dev but it still won't mount | 01:51 |
schnuffle | jseamus: do you have a CD in your drive? | 01:53 |
dariushall21 | "No such partion GRUB rescue" | 01:53 |
jseamus | schnuffle: dvd right now | 01:53 |
schnuffle | jseamus: have you tried a normal data CD? | 01:54 |
jseamus | yes | 01:54 |
BarkingFish | dariushall21: that's... peculiar, to say the least. My mind is wondering why GRUB is trying to boot you into rescue. | 01:54 |
jseamus | schnuffle: i've tried data cds, music cds, dvds. nothing plays | 01:54 |
jseamus | schnuffle: and the cdrom drive doesn't always show up in Computer | 01:55 |
schnuffle | jseamus: sure your drive is alright? | 01:55 |
schnuffle | jseamus: Can you boot from a Ubuntu install CD? | 01:55 |
jseamus | schnuffle: i switched it out with another and back again. unless both are broken... | 01:55 |
BarkingFish | jseamus: two things - have you created a mount point for your drive - I found that was how I could get mine to go every time. I just added routing for it into my fstab. | 01:55 |
dariushall21 | BarkingFish: I have no idea, my computer is CONSTANLY doing stupid things, windows kept blue-screening that's why I installed Linux because I have never had a problem out of it, but I cannot seem to get it to boot again. | 01:55 |
jseamus | schnuffle: i don't know | 01:56 |
jseamus | BarkingFish: how do i do this? | 01:56 |
advorak | Howdy. I am trying to run a ruby script which uses ruby-usb and calls usb_claim_interface of libusb ? When I run this as a normal user, it complains that the the operation is not permitted. When I run as root, it runs without any problems. What do I need to be looking at to ensure the appropriate permissions for my usb device are adhered to when it's plugged in for this normal user to be able to access it? | 01:57 |
schnuffle | jseamus: I just see that the T40 is a old Centrino platform. So chances are that the CD is /dev/hdc. So sudo mount /dev/hdc /mnt | 01:57 |
jseamus | schnuffle: it returns "mount: special device /dev/hdc does not exist" | 01:58 |
dariushall21 | Barking | 01:59 |
jseamus | schnuffle: but it said that with /dev/sr0 and i can see sr0 in /dev and its listed as a block device | 01:59 |
Onepamopa | guys, how to "hold" a package from being removed ? | 01:59 |
Onepamopa | installing a package requiers another to be removed, and I need that particular package | 01:59 |
dariushall21 | Damn it, Barkingfish: I attemted to manually boot grub by holding shift but it said "Starting GRUB" "No such partition grub rescue" | 01:59 |
nuse | i have a screen flicker issue, i've always had it, i was wondering if anybody could help me out, if i use a wallpaper that is busy its barely noticeable, but if i use a solid color wallpaper its there | 01:59 |
schnuffle | jseamus: okay, sure it's not already mounted? check with: mount | 01:59 |
nuse | its quite annoying | 02:00 |
Onepamopa | ... | 02:01 |
Onepamopa | Suggested packages: | 02:01 |
Onepamopa | zabbix-frontend-php | 02:01 |
Onepamopa | The following packages will be REMOVED: | 02:01 |
Onepamopa | percona-server-server-5.5 | 02:01 |
Onepamopa | The following NEW packages will be installed: | 02:01 |
Onepamopa | zabbix-server-mysql | 02:01 |
FloodBot1 | Onepamopa: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 02:01 |
jseamus | schnuffle: the output is here: http://pastebin.com/JtaYbsSs | 02:01 |
Onepamopa | of... | 02:01 |
nuse | is this a sandybridge issue i'm wondering? | 02:01 |
nuse | i have my graphics card blacklisted but even with it in use it still flickers | 02:02 |
Onepamopa | nuse screen flicker could be caused by wrong refresh rate setting | 02:02 |
Lozzy_uk | nuse, is it a refresh rate problem maybe? | 02:02 |
nuse | i dunno, how would i go about figuring out the refresh settings? | 02:03 |
schnuffle | jseamus: okay take a data CD and try: sudo mkdir /media/test && sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/sr0 /media/test | 02:03 |
Onepamopa | on a LCD screen the max refresh rate is 60Hz, on CRT monitors it could be 75-85-100 | 02:03 |
Onepamopa | depends what is supported | 02:03 |
jseamus | schnuffle: k one sec... | 02:03 |
Onepamopa | so, would anyone tell me how to f?cking stop a package from being deleted when Im installing another package ? | 02:04 |
nuse | Onepamopa: so it depends on my screen? i can't adjust the refresh rate? | 02:04 |
psusi | schnuffle, /dev/hd* was removed years ago... it is now /dev/sd* for hard drives | 02:04 |
Onepamopa | nuse you can | 02:04 |
NewB | i need help.... my pc is freezing. Id just re-install ubuntu and no luck :/ | 02:04 |
Onepamopa | NewB define "freezing" | 02:04 |
nuse | gonna google it | 02:04 |
zeroseven0183 | Good day, everyone. Anyone here experienced Ubuntu 11.10 logging out while typing right after booting up? | 02:04 |
NewB | Onepamopa: stop working... like an screen shoot | 02:04 |
Onepamopa | NewB check what process is occupying your cpu | 02:05 |
Onepamopa | & do a memory che | 02:05 |
schnuffle | psusi: thanx I know but wasn't completly sure about | 02:05 |
Onepamopa | check* | 02:05 |
NewB | Onepamopa: let me check.. its a 6 core pc with 16 gbs of ram and 60 gbs ssd sata 3 disk | 02:05 |
faux_sho | Onepamopa: I believe it's trying to remove the package because it conflicts with what you're installing. | 02:06 |
Onepamopa | NewB just a Q - are you getting DDoS ? | 02:06 |
Onepamopa | faux_sho okay, Im installing zabbix-mysql (my mysql server is percona) | 02:06 |
jseamus | schnuffle: wtf? the cd just opened | 02:06 |
Onepamopa | it does not suggest anything else (to install mysql for example) | 02:06 |
NewB | Onepamopa: don't think so.. cause it do it eaven disconnected | 02:06 |
jmp1 | Hi all. I've using Ubuntu for over 5 years and I'm finally stumped on an install. My machine boots the 11.10 64-bit live CD and installs Ubuntu, but the installed system won't boot. | 02:06 |
Onepamopa | NewB does this happen right after reboot or ? | 02:07 |
Onepamopa | after some time ? | 02:07 |
schnuffle | jseamus: you mean you executed the command and the tray opened. Strange behaviour | 02:07 |
nuse | jmpl: grub issue it sounds like | 02:07 |
psusi | jmp1, go on... | 02:07 |
jmp1 | I can get into the grub menu | 02:07 |
faux_sho | Onepamopa: Sorry, I don't know about mysql. I just think that's why that happens. | 02:07 |
NewB | NewB: ramdom.... something screen looks wierd like if where something with the video | 02:07 |
Lozzy_uk | nuse, you tried typing xrandr into terminal? | 02:07 |
jseamus | schnuffle: no the disk opened in nautilus | 02:07 |
jmp1 | If I choose recovery option I get a text dmesg log | 02:07 |
NewB | Onepamopa: ramdom.... something screen looks wierd like if where something with the video | 02:07 |
Onepamopa | hm | 02:08 |
nuse | Lozzy_uk: yeah | 02:08 |
Onepamopa | what does htop says ? | 02:08 |
Onepamopa | &, can you login remotely via ssh to check ? | 02:08 |
jmp1 | around 1 second later (kernel time gets up to about 0.90s) I see rtc_cmos: ... setting real time clock ... | 02:08 |
Onepamopa | grab a laptop, link it @ the lan and ssh to ur server | 02:08 |
jmp1 | and then the system just hard locks | 02:08 |
nuse | everything looks normal | 02:08 |
schnuffle | jseamus: fine :) | 02:08 |
kkerwin | Hi. I have three client NFS computers and an NFS server. All three clients have been working, but suddenly, one of them seems to not be working. The shares will "mount", but I do not see any files on the client. | 02:08 |
jmp1 | keyboard stops responding, sysreq reisub doesn't work. | 02:08 |
psusi | jmp1, did you run memtest86+? | 02:08 |
Lozzy_uk | nuse, what refresh does it report? | 02:09 |
nuse | i just read you can change the refresh rate via xorg but i'm not sure what rates i should be trying | 02:09 |
jmp1 | not yet. | 02:09 |
jmp1 | though this machine has been running 10.10 for a while just fine. | 02:09 |
jmp1 | I'll try that now. | 02:09 |
Onepamopa | nuse what's your monitor ? | 02:09 |
NewB | Onepamopa: compiz and gnome-system-monitor have about 6% of cpu both...everything else is on 0 | 02:09 |
jseamus | schnuffle: thanks for the help :) | 02:09 |
Onepamopa | and desktop is frozen ?! | 02:09 |
schnuffle | jseamus: I think it wasn't me, the magic came from you :) | 02:10 |
NewB | Onepamopa: i use ubuntu for day by day use... check mails, web, and chat.... and an xp (extra disk) for gamming | 02:10 |
jseamus | lol | 02:10 |
Onepamopa | NewB 1. disable compiz and check if u have the same issue | 02:10 |
nuse | don't even know | 02:10 |
jmp1 | At one point I was able to boot into my old 10.10 kernels with the 11.10 userspace. | 02:10 |
Onepamopa | 2. make a memcheck | 02:10 |
nuse | hold up i'll check the refresh rate again and get the monitor info | 02:10 |
kkerwin | I can't even find anything in my kernel logs that I could use to make a diagnosis. | 02:10 |
Onepamopa | nuse be careful with refresh rates... you could easily damage your monitor ! | 02:11 |
NewB | Onepamopa: i'm new in ubuntu (running out of windows jejej) ... how to disable compiz? ... and the memory check i think i can do it with the live disk rigth ? | 02:11 |
nuse | thanks for the info | 02:11 |
nuse | not trying to screw the pooch | 02:11 |
kkerwin | The mount command even shows the shares as being mounted. | 02:11 |
Onepamopa | NewB grub menu should have memtest option | 02:11 |
jmp1 | psusi: why would the live CD work, but not the real boot? | 02:12 |
[deXter] | NewB, When logging in, you can choose Gnome (no effects) | 02:12 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: have you checked the network connection for errors? | 02:12 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Pinging the server works. | 02:12 |
Llewxam | hey guys, does anyone know how to work with ubuntu and iphones? | 02:12 |
Onepamopa | iphone? ;) who uses that crap anyways? :) | 02:12 |
Llewxam | lol i do :P | 02:13 |
Lozzy_uk | lol | 02:13 |
jmwpc | I'm trying to change the smp_affinity of an irq (for an analog phone card for use in asterisk), and I get a permission denied message. The command I am using is: sudo echo 2 > /proc/irq/22/smp_affinity | 02:13 |
NewB | Onepamopa: [deXter] .... what about video drivers? ... board has an integrated ati hd 4250 and ubuntu use proprietary drivers that i had to activate | 02:13 |
Onepamopa | galaxy S II fan here | 02:13 |
Onepamopa | ;) | 02:13 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: check closer if there are network errors, you can use ethtool | 02:13 |
Onepamopa | NewB did you install ati drivers ? | 02:13 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Ok. Not familiar with that tool. Guess it's time to learn something new! | 02:13 |
visual1ce | im using banshee with my android phone and i have the following problem: i drag a podcast in format .mov to the phone (not supported by the phone) - banshee gives the following error: .mov not supported and no converter | 02:13 |
nuse | my refresh rate is 60.1hz | 02:13 |
Llewxam | just the prob i'm having is that i just updated to 5.0.1 and i no longer can see the iphone in ubuntu or rythmbox for that matter and need to put all my music back in it :( and no i don't use itunes. | 02:13 |
Onepamopa | nuse then - driver issue | 02:14 |
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[deXter] | Onepamopa, Me too ;) | 02:14 |
Onepamopa | download & install latest catalyst drivers | 02:14 |
NewB | Onepamopa: yes i did..... in the terminal with the sudo apt-get install flgrx something and catalyst something | 02:14 |
dell | hi need some help | 02:14 |
xangua | (20:14:08) Llewxam: just the prob i'm having is that i just updated to 5.0.1 - probably that's the problem, you updated iOS | 02:14 |
nuse | well i'm just the intergrated sandybridge graphics | 02:14 |
dell | as i want to try ubuntu in windows itself | 02:14 |
[deXter] | Onepamopa, I mean SGS2 user. Just not a big fan of the sound quality though. | 02:14 |
nuse | just using* | 02:14 |
Onepamopa | NewB Im talking about official drivers, not fglrx | 02:15 |
Onepamopa | fglrx are also good, but I still prefer retail | 02:15 |
dell | i downloaded wubi | 02:15 |
[deXter] | NewB, You don't have to use any proprietary drivers | 02:15 |
Llewxam | xangua: so the libimobile drivers don't support latest ios? :s | 02:15 |
nuse | 60.1hz seems pretty normal from everything i've been reading | 02:15 |
dell | when i run this file it goes to internet to download ubuntu-11.10-wubi-amd64.tar.xz | 02:15 |
dell | as i am having slow internet | 02:15 |
dell | i downloaded this file ubuntu-11.10-wubi-amd64.tar.xz manually | 02:15 |
[deXter] | dell, Wubi isn't very flexible and it's buggy.. I would suggest just installing it in VirtualBox, or make a live USB and boot from it | 02:15 |
Lozzy_uk | nuse, yup, mine are at 59.9 | 02:15 |
dell | so how can i install ubuntu whithout downloading this file | 02:15 |
nuse | i'm bummed, i feel like its a sandy bridge issue and there ain't shit i can do about it | 02:16 |
NewB | Onepamopa: [deXter] help me out to roll back and install default... because without do that command i can't use extended desktop with my tv . | 02:16 |
Onepamopa | nuse its not sandybridge issue | 02:16 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Ok. Any hints on using ethtool to test for NFS connectivity? | 02:16 |
Onepamopa | my laptop uses same chipset without a problem | 02:16 |
nuse | with a solid black or gray wallpaper you get no flicker? | 02:16 |
[deXter] | NewB, That's weird because extended display should work fine without the propreitary drivers.. i'm on ATI myself and it works fine for me | 02:17 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: first check if your card isn't running in halfduplex or something like that: sudo ethtool ethX | 02:17 |
xangua | Llewxam: it supports latest iOS, when ubuntu was released, and then a new iOS update is released thath broke the support; apples don't like to play others than apples | 02:17 |
dell | ? | 02:17 |
[deXter] | dell, ? | 02:17 |
NewB | [deXter]: let me search for the error ... hold on | 02:17 |
nuse | even with my graphics card in use it does the same thing so it is probably not a sandy bridge issue i guess | 02:17 |
Llewxam | xangua: well ... poo. >.< i'll figure out how to put all my music back in then. loved using rythmbox for that. | 02:17 |
pipoka | linxeh: i just passed a diagnosis in both instalations of the scanner, if you want to try to compare... the old system: http://pastebin.com/fRy7Fsxw and Ubuntu 11.10: http://pastebin.com/GNHvWZPQ May be we can find some clue there... thank you | 02:17 |
Onepamopa | 99.999% driver problem | 02:17 |
Llewxam | thanks. | 02:17 |
xangua | dell: wubi comes already on ubuntu iso | 02:18 |
dell | xanga | 02:18 |
schnuffle | dell: the file you downloaded is for installing ubntu alonside windows | 02:18 |
nuse | Onepamopa: there is no intel drivers for intergrated graphics though | 02:18 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: First, this particular computer is connected via wifi; is that an issue? Second, the command "sudo ethtool wlan0" just returns that a link is detected, and makes no mention of half-duplex, etc. | 02:18 |
dell | i downloaded the file ubuntu-11.10-wubi-amd64.tar.xz manually | 02:18 |
Onepamopa | nuse you dont need those | 02:18 |
nuse | then what would i need if its a driver issue? | 02:18 |
dell | now how can i use wubi to use that file to install | 02:18 |
NewB | can i copy paste 2 lines here ? | 02:18 |
kkerwin | NewB: Check out pastebin.com. | 02:19 |
NewB | kkerwin: thanks | 02:19 |
kkerwin | NewB: Paste your output there, then provide the link here. | 02:19 |
Lozzy_uk | nuse, if it happens with a different card also, is it the monitor at fault? | 02:19 |
kkerwin | NewB: np. | 02:19 |
xangua | dell: you have the instructions at ubuntu.com | 02:19 |
Onepamopa | Lozzy_uk that'd beat the day - faulty monitor ;) | 02:19 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: okay wireless, hmm. I'm just guessing as I had some problems with NFS due to network links not being stable. If you think yours is stable maybe it's due to something else | 02:19 |
dell | link plaease | 02:19 |
nuse | Lozzy: thats what i'm thinking now | 02:20 |
dell | as wubi itself have no option | 02:20 |
xangua | dell: ubuntu.com... | 02:20 |
schnuffle | dell: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide | 02:20 |
nuse | its a newer laptop | 02:20 |
nuse | samsung series 7 | 02:20 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Ok. Any other ideas, then? | 02:20 |
Onepamopa | nuse 1. uninstall fgrlx (and related stuff you installed) | 02:20 |
Onepamopa | 2. go to ati.amd.com | 02:20 |
Onepamopa | download ubuntu drivers | 02:21 |
NewB | http://pastebin.com/dk224Xrc | 02:21 |
Onepamopa | should be a .deb pkg | 02:21 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: hard if you don't have any logs that could indicate a problem | 02:21 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Tell me about it. :-) | 02:21 |
dell | as it says The installation files (approximately 700MB) will be downloaded and checked, after which you will be asked to reboot. | 02:21 |
dell | i all ready have that file | 02:21 |
dell | i only want to use it | 02:21 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Maybe I'm overlooking something. Where would you expect an error to show up? There are several log files in /var/log. | 02:22 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: sure there was no change between the working and failing state. Some updates ..... | 02:22 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Which do you think might be the right one? | 02:22 |
NewB | Onepamopa: [deXter] http://pastebin.com/dk224Xrc <<<<--- that's the error i got without the ati drivers | 02:22 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Don't think so ... unless there was a package that was updated that I didn't think would have an effect. | 02:22 |
luk | Hello guysI am having a crazy problem. As soon as I installed Ubuntu on my laptop keyboard got messed up and i cant use it well, even on Windows or BIOS setup. | 02:22 |
Onepamopa | NewB heh | 02:22 |
Onepamopa | download ati drivers and install them | 02:23 |
luk | I dont know what to do ;s | 02:23 |
Onepamopa | luk that cannot be ubuntu related | 02:23 |
nuse | never had luck with the ati drivers | 02:23 |
nuse | gonna try again | 02:23 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: give me a moment, just loggin into a NFS enabled machine to check | 02:23 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Thanks! :) | 02:23 |
luk | It was working before | 02:23 |
luk | I installed via wubi | 02:23 |
Onepamopa | luk that's like "I bought a new washing machine and my tv doesnt work" | 02:23 |
[deXter] | NewB, Just go to "Additional Drivers" and activate the driver from there | 02:24 |
Onepamopa | luk the keyboard doesnt work properly @ bios aswell ? | 02:24 |
luk | I downloaded the updates by the manager and when it finished keyboard has gone away | 02:24 |
luk | exactly | 02:24 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Going to get a sweater. Brb. | 02:24 |
Onepamopa | what the f?ck | 02:24 |
nuse | i get terrible battery life with the graphics card enabled too | 02:25 |
Onepamopa | thats to be expected | 02:25 |
nuse | yeah | 02:25 |
Onepamopa | nuse btw, optimus ? | 02:25 |
nuse | i need to setup bumblebee and do graphics switching if possible | 02:25 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Back. | 02:25 |
Onepamopa | nuse I hate it | 02:26 |
Onepamopa | doesnt have good support yet | 02:26 |
luk | when I hit "n" it goes "no", when I hit "b" comes "bu", "enter" comes "enter" plus a space | 02:26 |
luk | i have changed layouts many times | 02:26 |
nuse | i've never been able to set it up sucessfully | 02:26 |
luk | reinstalled | 02:26 |
hp_user1 | in ubuntu 11.10, is there a tweak to get the min/max buttons moved to the right-side? | 02:26 |
nuse | never had any luck | 02:26 |
Onepamopa | luk it does whole words with a key press ? | 02:26 |
visual1ce | im using banshee with my android phone and i have the following problem: i drag a podcast in format .mov to the phone (not supported by the phone) - banshee gives the following error: .mov not supported and no converter | 02:26 |
NewB | [deXter]: did it.... | 02:26 |
Onepamopa | that soounds like some shitty feature enabled @ bios | 02:26 |
luk | 2 letters at max | 02:26 |
Onepamopa | that's like phone's T9 dictionaries ... | 02:26 |
NewB | [deXter]: wich logs file should i look if computers got stuck again? | 02:26 |
Onepamopa | luk try to restore defaults @ bios ? | 02:27 |
luk | onepamopa thats just when I install Ubuntu. If i run all the updates after instalation than "o" dont work anymore and many other keys | 02:27 |
[deXter] | NewB, /var/log/Xorg* | 02:27 |
NewB | [deXter]: thanks.... | 02:27 |
Onepamopa | luk something like "fn" key holded all the time ? | 02:27 |
NewB | Onepamopa: thanks for the help 2 ;P | 02:27 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: is the portmapper running on the client? | 02:28 |
hp_user1 | in ubuntu 11.10, is there a tweak to get the min/max buttons moved to the right-side? | 02:28 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Let's see ... | 02:28 |
Eartaker | is there a guide or a simple command to change the console width and height? I have Ubuntu server installed and would like to change the boot console size | 02:29 |
Onepamopa | Eartaker wasnt this @ grub config ? | 02:29 |
Eartaker | not sure | 02:30 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: It was. To be safe, I restarted it, and then remounted the share. Still no joy. | 02:30 |
Onepamopa | Eartaker look into it | 02:30 |
Eartaker | ok I will | 02:30 |
luk | onepamopa what you mean? And on BIOS even when I choose default options it continues with error. Also after the instalation my Windows clock was the same wrong hour as Ubuntu one. Dont know if it helps | 02:30 |
ominomi | Grip | 02:30 |
Onepamopa | luk what "error" ? | 02:30 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: check file perms of mount point, paste fstab of client and exports of server | 02:31 |
luk | onepamopa the whole keyboard problem | 02:31 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: kk | 02:31 |
Onepamopa | luk and it started to happen right after ? | 02:31 |
luk | onepamopa right after the update manager install the recommended ones | 02:32 |
Onepamopa | doesnt make any sence | 02:32 |
Onepamopa | if its same problem @windows | 02:32 |
luk | onepamopa I know that is what I am thinking all day | 02:33 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: I think I figured it out ... my client (arwen) changed it's IP address ... lemme try something ... | 02:34 |
Onepamopa | ok, and what happens if you revert bios to defaults ? | 02:34 |
ominomi | Ж | 02:34 |
luk | onepamopa but I know it is Ubuntu cuz when I uninstall Ubuntu the "o" gives me "no" when pressed. If I install ubuntu again with the updates, "o" stops to work | 02:34 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: so your export file doesn't have a network range but three IP's :) | 02:34 |
luk | onepamopa nothing happens keyboard still trashed | 02:35 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Correct. Security. | 02:35 |
Onepamopa | luk attach external keyboard and check if its same | 02:35 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: so how did it change the IP? the first question that came to my mind was: does the IP of the client fits the exports file? But I thought you would have chaecked that already | 02:36 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: I set static IP's using my router for internal traffic. For some reason, the client wouldn't accept that static IP. So, when I created /etc/hosts files on all of my computers and specified the domain names, I used the IP that the client was on. Finally, the client in question got it's act together, and went with the static IP that the router had reserved for it. And then my /etc/hosts files were incorrect. | 02:38 |
Name141 | I have a TK-214I KVM switch I can't get to switch with scroll lock + scroll lock in Ubuntu. Is there any other button combos I might try or find a way to bind it ? | 02:38 |
luk | onepamopa dont have an usb one in hand right now ;s | 02:38 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: so no just tell me that everything is working again and we'll both be happy :) | 02:38 |
Onepamopa | luk have you reset bios to defaults or not? | 02:39 |
schnuffle | s/no/now/ | 02:39 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Waiting for server to reboot with new configuration. (Yes, I know that I could have just restarted the nfs daemon. Shoot me.) :D | 02:39 |
luk | onepamopa how can I do that besides using the Load default options on bios setup? | 02:39 |
Onepamopa | thats exactly the way | 02:39 |
Onepamopa | after u reset the bios, first boot @ windows | 02:40 |
Onepamopa | and test keyboard | 02:40 |
Onepamopa | after that, boot @ ubuntu - and test again | 02:40 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: And, it's officially still not working ... | 02:41 |
luk | onepamopa and I found an old keyboard and it is working fine, while my notebook note | 02:41 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: hm, but at least there's a route to follow. Check the IP of the client against the exports file | 02:42 |
Onepamopa | luk okay, then what is causing the issue... | 02:42 |
Onepamopa | if you install ubuntu without updates ? | 02:42 |
luk | onepamopa than will be like I said, when I hit "o" will give "no" | 02:42 |
luk | onepamopa updates just stop some keys to work, "o" included | 02:43 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: http://paste.kde.org/183554/ | 02:43 |
Onepamopa | luk u got me so confused .... | 02:43 |
Onepamopa | havent EVER had such problems @ my laptops | 02:43 |
Onepamopa | is it by any chance HP or sony ? | 02:44 |
luk | onepamopa I am sorry, this is indeed a crazy thing. | 02:44 |
luk | onepamopa Asus one | 02:44 |
Onepamopa | heh | 02:44 |
Onepamopa | had similar problem only with a HP | 02:44 |
Onepamopa | it had something to do with layouts etc | 02:44 |
Onepamopa | was few years ago | 02:44 |
luk | :/ | 02:45 |
Onepamopa | u can boot with cd and reconfigure layouts ? | 02:45 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: eth0 is not configured | 02:45 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: I'm connecting using wlan0. | 02:45 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: of course you use wireless | 02:45 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Lol. Ya. I hate wireless. Just for this computer, and for my iPad. | 02:45 |
luk | the problem isnt with layouts I guess cuz all I choose give thes same things. How could I reconfigure layouts anyway? | 02:45 |
Onepamopa | luk just a suggestion - contact ubuntu support and ask them for known issues of the laptop + ubuntu | 02:46 |
Onepamopa | maybe they know something we dont ? | 02:46 |
Onepamopa | could be something specific, who knows | 02:46 |
luk | onepamopa thanks I sent them a message. | 02:47 |
Onepamopa | with all those multimedia buttons etc | 02:47 |
craigbass1976 | I want to manually put a line in a password file. How is /etc/passwd encrypted? There's probably a websit I can go run a word through and get the proper string out of, right? | 02:47 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: so frodo and bilbo are doing fine? | 02:47 |
kkerwin | Yup. | 02:47 |
Onepamopa | craigbass1976 why would u want to do that ? | 02:47 |
Dorito | Jeezus | 02:47 |
kkerwin | The hobbits are good. It's the damn dirty elf. | 02:47 |
schnuffle | lol | 02:48 |
Dorito | I get 30 highlights in here in the past few hours | 02:48 |
Dorito | don't even know what it was xD | 02:48 |
craigbass1976 | I'm setting up a calendar server, and I think I have to populate the passwd file myself. I don't see any kinds of adduser type scripts I can use in the zip file | 02:48 |
linux_probe | maybe someone was hungry and talking about Doritos | 02:48 |
Anxi80 | is it normal that moving windows around hogs my cpu even when I have nvidia proprietary driver enabled? | 02:49 |
go8765 | can I change java version from one application, but not for all system? | 02:50 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: have you seen that emilies clientaddr=0.0.0.0? What happens if you unmount them and try to mount them manually e.g.: sudo mount -t nfs4 192.168.1.11:/emily /mnt? | 02:50 |
Onepamopa | go8765 u could simply run java directly from the other version | 02:50 |
craigbass1976 | Anxi80, Try moving doors around. They're even heavier. Sorry, lumber yard humor... | 02:50 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: kris (me) also doesn't see anything, but I'll try it just to find out. | 02:50 |
Onepamopa | for example alternatives suggest java at /var/lib/jvmX/bin/java | 02:51 |
Onepamopa | u can start application from /jvmY/bin/java | 02:51 |
slipknot | hi i am paring the ps3 control on ubuntu 11.10 bat i can does not work any idea | 02:51 |
luk | onepamopa know what is weird? now if I hold "o" for some secs it gives me "nooooooooooooo" | 02:51 |
Anxi80 | craigbass1976, very funny :) | 02:51 |
Onepamopa | luk lol | 02:52 |
NastyNaz | anyone work with esxi on a daily basis? I'm building a cluster and could use some advice on storage | 02:52 |
Onepamopa | luk any stuck key @ keyboard ? | 02:52 |
Onepamopa | shutdown laptop, press all keys 2384902820 times | 02:52 |
Onepamopa | (remove battery first) | 02:52 |
Onepamopa | maybe a stuck key causes the problem | 02:52 |
slipknot | hi i am pairng the ps3 control on ubuntu 11.10 bat i can does not work any idea | 02:52 |
Onepamopa | luk I have such problem when I clean my touch keys ;) | 02:53 |
go8765 | Onepamopa:говоришь по русски? | 02:53 |
Onepamopa | go8765 bulgarian, not russian | 02:53 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: My guess is that your DNS is somewhat broken. My suggestion is to install dnsmasq on the server and do the whole DHCP from there | 02:53 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Huh. That works. | 02:53 |
craigbass1976 | Anxi80, and actually three of us moved about 25 windows and a few doors yesterday; my arms still hurt. Are you seeing things spike in top just dragging a window around? | 02:54 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: then unmount both and see what happens when you do a sudo mount -a | 02:54 |
go8765 | Onepamopa: what you mean about java. I dont understand :( | 02:54 |
go8765 | Onepamopa: sorry | 02:55 |
go8765 | i dons see all your answers | 02:55 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Any idea how many resources dnsmasq uses? My server is a repurposed pogoplug (embedded linux system) that I voided the warranty on. Not much by way of resources. | 02:55 |
Onepamopa | go8765 ls -lah /usr/bin/ |grep java | 02:55 |
Onepamopa | paste @ pm | 02:55 |
slipknot | hi i am pairng the ps3 control on ubuntu 11.10 bat it does not work any idea | 02:55 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: very few | 02:55 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Well, sudo mount -a worked! | 02:55 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: so I guess the hosts file or your DNS setup was out of sync | 02:57 |
Oer | slipknot, http://www.upubuntu.com/2011/12/gimx-control-ps3-console-with-your.html | 02:57 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Guess I should have rebooted arwen. | 02:57 |
ActionParsnip | slipknot: isn't it a bluetooth device? | 02:58 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: a lot of embed devices use dnsmasq, for example the router I use | 02:58 |
r0z4 | Hi somebody can help me to have bash with this command? readlink /bin/sh, always give dash, but i need bash, somebody can help me pls? | 02:58 |
ActionParsnip | slipknot: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sixaxis | 02:58 |
slipknot | ActionParsnip, yes it is | 02:58 |
schnuffle | r0z4: if you nedd bash, why not just call it? | 02:59 |
schnuffle | need | 02:59 |
SirDerpsalot | anyone here familiar with getting nVidia drivers working with 11.04 64 bit? | 02:59 |
SirDerpsalot | nVidia 550Ti | 02:59 |
schnuffle | r0z4: normally bash is under /bin/bash | 02:59 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Thank you very much for your help. I know you didn't do much, but you really helped me to take it one step at a time. I appreciate it. | 02:59 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: that's a situation I know to good in germany we call it:"Vor lauter Bäumen den Wald nicht gesehen" | 03:00 |
r0z4 | schnuffle yes i do it, but i have a long scripts, and i think run /bin/sh sometime, and in the requeriments says i need /bin/sh with bash | 03:00 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: What's that mean? :D | 03:01 |
SirDerpsalot | I downloaded some .run files from nVidia, but can't figure out how to install | 03:01 |
pksadiq | SirDerpsalot: nVidia drivers are already in the repo, its better to install that | 03:01 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: trying to translate: by looking at too many trees you don't see the forest anymore | 03:02 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Ah. We say it here in the US: "It's hard to see the forest through the trees." | 03:02 |
kkerwin | schnuffle: Thanks again. | 03:03 |
schnuffle | kkerwin: learned something :) your welcome | 03:03 |
wiggmpk | Sound stop playing through my speakers but still works through my headphones, what gives (nothing is muted) | 03:03 |
schnuffle | r0z4: then symlink /bin/sh to /bin/bash | 03:04 |
r0z4 | schnuffle how can i do that? | 03:04 |
trism | r0z4: actually, if you want to change it you should: sudo dpkg-reconfigure dash; but you should really fix the scripts to specify bash if they need bash | 03:05 |
schnuffle | r0z4: first paste ls -l /bin/sh | 03:05 |
SirDerpsalot | ok, in the package manager, searched for nvidia, got a ton of results. I'm a bit lost | 03:05 |
trism | r0z4: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DashAsBinSh | 03:05 |
r0z4 | trism gives me this : /bin/sh -> dash | 03:06 |
pksadiq | SirDerpsalot: install nvidia-current , if you need the driver, nvidia-settings-manager would be also helpful to configure it | 03:06 |
SirDerpsalot | thanks :D | 03:07 |
pksadiq | SirDerpsalot: sorry only nvidia-settings , no -manager :) | 03:08 |
SirDerpsalot | seems to have picked up the settings as well as current | 03:09 |
luk | Onepamopa took away some keys and inserted again, no luck :/ | 03:10 |
SirDerpsalot | think it's done. Going to reboot. | 03:10 |
schnuffle | r0z4: for changing sh to bash:sudo rm /bin/sh && sudo ln -s /bin/bash /bin/sh | 03:10 |
r0z4 | schnuffle i made dpkg-reconfigure dash and selected no, now i have bash, now i have it righ? | 03:12 |
Semperfi30 | Hello, I am trying to open a screen on another user. First I have a screen running on one user, then I su to another user, type screen, to open a screen, but then I get this error: "Cannot open your terminal '/dev/tty1' - please check." I am running Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS | 03:13 |
php | hey, can anybody helpme? Can't get screenlets running under kubuntu and don't know why | 03:17 |
xangua | php: kubuntu/kde has it's own 'screenlets' called plasmoids | 03:17 |
xangua | tried them¿ | 03:18 |
SirDerpsalot | well, installed, but still not recognizing second monitor | 03:19 |
SirDerpsalot | or allowing me to enable effects | 03:19 |
aBound | Alright all I got a problem where when I'm at my Login Screen and enter my password the screen goes black for about 5 seconds. Then redirects me back to my graphical login screen. This is Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. | 03:19 |
php | xangua: Yes, tried them, but as far as I can see I cannot adjust their transparency | 03:20 |
pksadiq | SirDerpsalot: do ALT-F2 compiz --replace , what do you get now? | 03:20 |
ActionParsnip | aBound: same with all users? | 03:21 |
ActionParsnip | aBound: is there sufficient free space? | 03:21 |
aBound | ActionParsnip, Pretty much even with the guest account I created. | 03:21 |
aBound | ActionParsnip, Was a brand new install since yesterday plenty of space I assume about 73GB left on the hdd. | 03:21 |
SirDerpsalot | screen blinked, came right back | 03:21 |
SirDerpsalot | try effects again? | 03:22 |
aBound | ActionParsnip, I'm on the Ubuntu flash drive right now. | 03:22 |
SirDerpsalot | newp | 03:22 |
nuse | fixed my problem! | 03:23 |
nuse | just changed my wallpaper | 03:23 |
SirDerpsalot | no discernable change :/ | 03:23 |
ActionParsnip | aBound: press CTRL+ALT+F1, log in there and run: sudo chown -R $USER:$USER $HOME; sudo apt-get clean you'll get a warning, but this is normal | 03:23 |
nuse | BOOM! | 03:23 |
aBound | Sounds like I'd have to write that down and than come back in here and do it. :P | 03:23 |
pksadiq | SirDerpsalot: open nvidia-settings and check whether nvidia is enabled | 03:24 |
ActionParsnip | aBound: sure, make sure it is exactly as I gave :D | 03:24 |
aBound | ActionParsnip, Always a problem everyday it seems. | 03:25 |
ActionParsnip | aBound: makes sure your user is the owner of it's own data, can help sometimes | 03:25 |
wingnut2626 | Hi everyone from claymont, de, usa | 03:25 |
aBound | ActionParsnip, No problem I can always write the file down in gedit and transfer it to my hdd to read it. | 03:26 |
ActionParsnip | aBound: may help too: http://askubuntu.com/questions/5956/login-problem-the-login-screen-shows-again | 03:26 |
SirDerpsalot | NVIDIA x server settings? | 03:26 |
SirDerpsalot | I get this: "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 x server. | 03:26 |
aBound | ActionParsnip, I'll check that too. | 03:27 |
SirDerpsalot | I tried that, it said it made a new file | 03:27 |
bazhang | TestIRCBot, hi | 03:27 |
SirDerpsalot | wrote a new x config | 03:27 |
SirDerpsalot | how do I restart the x server? | 03:28 |
pksadiq | SirDerpsalot: now restart your system/s server, please keep a Live CD near by, configuring nvidia might be painful | 03:28 |
SirDerpsalot | oh boy. | 03:28 |
pksadiq | s/s server/x ServerSage | 03:28 |
SirDerpsalot | alright | 03:28 |
SirDerpsalot | I'll do that. | 03:28 |
aBound | ActionParsnip, By $USER do you mean enter the $USER variable or enter my actual username for the account? | 03:31 |
arkiver | hello i want to know how to upgrade my natty to 11.10 . my update manager does not give notifications about new releases. | 03:32 |
arkiver | i tried apt-get upgrade but it just updated. ! | 03:33 |
aBound | brb | 03:33 |
maxlamer | arkriver dist-upgrade | 03:34 |
bazhang | maxlamer, thats not correct | 03:34 |
bazhang | arkiver, what version are you on | 03:34 |
arkiver | im on 11.04 | 03:34 |
bazhang | !dist-upgrade | maxlamer | 03:34 |
ubottu | maxlamer: A dist-upgrade will install new dependencies for packages already installed and may remove packages if they are no longer needed. Please see !upgrade for the proper way to upgrade to a new version of Ubuntu. | 03:34 |
arkiver | bazhang, i use 11.04 | 03:34 |
bazhang | !upgrade | arkiver please read this | 03:35 |
ubottu | arkiver please read this: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade | 03:35 |
wingnut2626 | Ygt | 03:35 |
fd-balder | arkiver, http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/natty/alpha1 - any new suggestions there? | 03:37 |
totesmuhgoats | hey guys | 03:37 |
ActionParsnip | arkiver: you can download the Oneiric liveCD and upgrade that way | 03:38 |
totesmuhgoats | how can i pass multiple arguments to mailx | 03:38 |
totesmuhgoats | like if i want to delete messages 1 - 8 | 03:38 |
kevinaudleman | Hey I could use some help. I need to run the jar command from the command line but it's not installed. Which is weird because I installed java using this command: sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jre-headless | 03:38 |
kevinaudleman | Anybody know what's up? | 03:39 |
puff_ | !up | 03:39 |
visual1ce | hi | 03:39 |
analog9 | eth0 | 03:40 |
arkiver | ubottu, The thing is, even though my setting are checked for showing new release upgrades, my update manager does NOT show them to me because i had disabled that option a while back | 03:40 |
ubottu | arkiver: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 03:40 |
fd-balder | keithzg, path/environment variable issues or confusion about the commands? | 03:40 |
arkiver | but now when i enable it still doenst show upgrade option | 03:40 |
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totesmuhgoats | nvm, i figured out what i was doing wrong | 03:43 |
Dynamit | I have install Ubuntu mini disc version and Lubuntu and now i want to get the sound from the hdmi port to work is a integrated graphic card the motherboard's name is GA-H67MA-USB3-B3 | 03:45 |
Dynamit | i have install pulseaudio and some other things but it still not working so i'm missing something important | 03:45 |
root_ | i | 03:45 |
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wingnut2626 | Fff | 03:47 |
mother3end | testing, testing | 03:49 |
m31_ | -h | 03:50 |
m31_ | sorry lol | 03:50 |
ActionParsnip | Dynamit: do you get sound from regular speakers | 03:51 |
Dynamit | I don't know i don't have any to try with right now and im to tiered to get the receiver and a speaker | 03:52 |
go8765 | can I change java version from one application, but not for all system? | 03:53 |
Dynamit | I will sleep now but thx. anyway ActionParsnip will be back about 6H or so with the question | 03:54 |
ActionParsnip | Dynamit: can you give the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh; chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh; ./alsa-info.sh | 03:54 |
Dynamit | sure | 03:54 |
jc__ | I just changed my password and when I logged back in with the new password the keyring said I had used the wrong password and asked for the old one. My question is the next time I change my password will I have to remember the very fist one or only the one before? basically is the password set to the original one permanently or does it get reset to the current one when | 03:54 |
Dynamit | http://paste.ubuntu.com/796707/ | 03:57 |
Dynamit | there you get | 03:57 |
WanderingEnder | Is there a fix for certain laptop/netbooks in 11.10 having wildly inaccurate battery readings, to include going to hibernation/shutdown with 85% battery? | 04:00 |
n2diy | How do I save my current Tabs when closing Firefox? When I was running Xubuntu I was prompted to. Now, I just get a warning? | 04:00 |
ActionParsnip | Dynamit: ok, run: gedit /tmp/alsa-info.txt.4SdzKVvtdr what is output? | 04:01 |
n2diy | Never mind, found it in Edit>Prefrences. | 04:03 |
snakedriver761 | I just installed ubuntu, and I can't get my sound working. I've made sure nothing is muted, and when I use 'lspci -v' it shows my sound hardware and says 'Kernel driver in use: Intel ICH' which makes me think my hardware is readable and there is a driver installed. Are there any common sound issues on fresh installs that I could look into? Or am I misinterpreting the 'lspci -v' output? | 04:05 |
ActionParsnip | share: can you give the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh; chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh; ./alsa-info.sh | 04:09 |
Dynamit | http://paste.ubuntu.com/796711/ | 04:10 |
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ActionParsnip | Dynamit: if you go into sound options, is hdmi an option in the output devices | 04:12 |
rockband | hi all..is there a way to recover lost deleted conf files???? | 04:13 |
Dynamit | yes hdmi is a option and selected | 04:13 |
ActionParsnip | Dynamit: if you reboot after setting the option, is it ok? | 04:13 |
ActionParsnip | rockband: use your backups is going to be the most reliable way | 04:14 |
Dynamit | okey i will try with that once more ;) | 04:14 |
_HoochMan_ | rockband: A good backup does ;) | 04:14 |
rockband | the beack up was not up to date | 04:14 |
rockband | back* | 04:14 |
rockband | but of course | 04:15 |
ActionParsnip | rockband: foremost may help. I suggest you review your backup regime | 04:19 |
rockband | I am using photorec,foremost, and testdisk rightnow | 04:21 |
Gamer101 | ubuntu sucks windows 8 forever!! | 04:22 |
Stelpa | hullo | 04:22 |
Stelpa | i have been working on the same problem for 4 and a half hours | 04:22 |
Gamer101 | what | 04:22 |
Stelpa | in the first 4 hours, i made it 100 times worse than when i started | 04:22 |
Stelpa | in the last half hour, i got it back to where it was in the beginning | 04:23 |
n2diy | !flash | 04:23 |
ubottu | To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 04:23 |
Stelpa | which i guess is good? | 04:23 |
Gamer101 | reinstall windows 3.1 then | 04:23 |
Stelpa | anyways | 04:23 |
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Stelpa | the problem is that my external (usb) soundcard is creating a very annoying hiss/static | 04:23 |
Stelpa | its not the headphone's fault | 04:23 |
Dynamit | Actionparsnip it's not working | 04:23 |
Dynamit | still like mute | 04:24 |
Stelpa | but i have used two separate models of usb soundcard, both have this problem. | 04:24 |
Dynamit | and i know is not set to mute | 04:24 |
Stelpa | anyone willing to help? :x | 04:24 |
fd-balder | Stelpa, only a problem in certain operating systems? | 04:24 |
Dynamit | sorry Stelpa im so tired so i don't know my name almost | 04:25 |
Stelpa | i have tried using the headphones in separate computers and they're fine, but i haven't been able to try the soundcard | 04:25 |
Stelpa | i dont have any computers to test on | 04:25 |
Stelpa | but i am pretty sure this is a software issue | 04:25 |
Stelpa | not hardware | 04:25 |
fd-balder | have you only tested it with ubuntu? | 04:25 |
skilz | Stelpa: run alsamixer and make sure all channels are unmuted | 04:26 |
Dynamit | ActionParsnip thx. for the help but i realy need to sleep now | 04:26 |
Stelpa | skilz: i am using pulseaudio, i couldn't get alsa to work | 04:27 |
zykotick9 | Stelpa: FYI Pulse actually uses ALSA for hardware access | 04:27 |
Stelpa | skilz: though i just checked, the only thing muted is "pc beep" | 04:27 |
Stelpa | i see, zykotick9 | 04:27 |
Stelpa | ty | 04:27 |
Stelpa | so yeah | 04:27 |
Stelpa | everything is unmuted | 04:27 |
FloodBot1 | Stelpa: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:27 |
Stelpa | sorry about that. | 04:28 |
fd-balder | Stelpa, i once struggled getting sound to work at all, and loading kernel compatibility modules was an allright solution. not sure how tempting this is to you now? however, it is another way of checking whether certain explanations may be eliminated or not | 04:30 |
Stelpa | fd-balder: bleh, i would rather not, especially because i had to jump through hoops in reinstalling after someone talked me into uninstalling pulseaudio (BAD idea) | 04:31 |
fd-balder | if nothing changes, or something gets worse, you may change it back to the prior setting | 04:31 |
fd-balder | ok | 04:31 |
ObamaIsAGangsta | hi | 04:32 |
fd-balder | hey | 04:32 |
ObamaIsAGangsta | this Q has nothing to do with ubuntu, i want to know the name of that british movie about the guy who's wife is killed then he on purpose gets himself sent to the same jail as the villian | 04:32 |
ObamaIsAGangsta | i need a name people | 04:32 |
Stelpa | can anyone help, then? | 04:34 |
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ObamaIsAGangsta | yea | 04:35 |
ObamaIsAGangsta | must be a movie buff in here | 04:35 |
ObamaIsAGangsta | the guy vandalises a police car | 04:35 |
ActionParsnip | ObamaIsAGangsta: is this related to Ubuntu? | 04:36 |
ObamaIsAGangsta | no | 04:36 |
ObamaIsAGangsta | i said such | 04:36 |
ActionParsnip | ObamaIsAGangsta: then why ask. this channel is ONLY ubuntu support | 04:37 |
Stelpa | somebody please help :( | 04:39 |
icimabue | anyone know how to move the min/max buttons to the right side in gnome 3 (fallback)? | 04:43 |
alien2050 | stelpa: maybe I didnt follow everything, but try to install kmix | 04:43 |
alien2050 | then check all your inputs one by one | 04:43 |
snakedriver761 | I just installed ubuntu, and I can't get my sound working. I've made sure nothing is muted, and when I use 'lspci -v' it shows my sound hardware and says 'Kernel driver in use: Intel ICH' which makes me think my hardware is readable and there is a driver installed. Are there any common sound issues on fresh installs that I could look into? Or am I misinterpreting the 'lspci -v' output? | 04:43 |
alien2050 | and mute them all except master | 04:43 |
Stelpa | alien2050: i'll try | 04:44 |
alien2050 | and also most likely PCM or something... usually the microphone is unmuted and you will hear a hiss like an echo (even if mike is not plugged in); sometimes, can also be interference from other inputs | 04:45 |
zykotick9 | Stelpa: careful, kmix *might* pull in a lot of KDE libs, if you don't use KDE | 04:45 |
alien2050 | so mute them all one by one, starting with right side; you may have to enable all of them though in menu | 04:45 |
fd-balder | snakedriver761, loading kernel compatibility modules was the first approach that solved lack of sound in my case | 04:45 |
fd-balder | snakedriver761, sounds like you've got nothing to lose in trying at this point | 04:46 |
alien2050 | yeah but usually kmix will also show if thee sound card is "hanged" and will say: waiting for hardware or something... so It's good to test it, if it opens, it will let you know the sound card | 04:48 |
alien2050 | is working as intended..... | 04:48 |
Stelpa | alien2050: it opened fine, but its only showing one input for the usb soundcard | 04:48 |
Stelpa | *ouput | 04:48 |
Stelpa | *output | 04:48 |
aber | The pro will outperform the air by margins... | 04:48 |
Stelpa | and 3 for the normal soundcard, but i can't use my normal internal headphone jack, its broken | 04:49 |
Stelpa | i tried muting | 04:49 |
Stelpa | the only thing that makes the static/hiss go away is muting the master of the external soundcard | 04:49 |
Stelpa | but then i can't hear anything >_< | 04:49 |
alien2050 | what happens if you reboot without the external device ? is there hiss also? sometimes pulseaudio will select an internal sound card instead | 04:50 |
Stelpa | alien2050: there is no hiss through my internal | 04:51 |
Stelpa | the problem is that my headphone jack connecting to my internal is so loose that it cannot be used | 04:51 |
alien2050 | at least it seems to prove that the external device is the root cause of the problem | 04:51 |
alien2050 | what is the device? | 04:51 |
Stelpa | "Sound Blaster X-Fi Go! Pro" | 04:52 |
Stelpa | i have another external soundcard with the same problem, tho | 04:52 |
Dayofswords | question, when you enter ctrl+alt+F1(tty1?) terminal, what is it that is execute after you login? is there .bashrc-like thing I can edit to change it? | 04:52 |
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Stelpa | alien2050? | 04:53 |
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alien2050 | stelpa: I'm looking on info for this card... what happens if you boot a ubuntu live cd | 04:54 |
alien2050 | hiss / or not ? | 04:54 |
ActionParsnip | Dayofswords: it uses the same shell, so will use ~/.bashrc of the account you log in as | 04:55 |
Stelpa | alien2050: i have not tried, though i dont plan on reinstalling... | 04:55 |
alien2050 | no need to reinstall if you run live cd | 04:55 |
alien2050 | also did you check in menu for KMIX, that all inputs/outputs are enabled (checked) | 04:55 |
zykotick9 | Dayofswords: in addition to .bashrc, you might find .profile useful. | 04:56 |
jalestro | I'm having some serious problems with my setup after having just upgraded from 10.04 to 11.10. CAn't find an answer online, tried everything I can think of. Anyone around for a bit of help? | 04:58 |
Dayofswords | ActionParsnip: I assume it does but unlike the gnome-terminal which excutes it, the tty1 checks for system updates, i can't find that in bashrc(or .profile for that matter) | 04:58 |
Stelpa | alien2050: just checked, there were some hidden on the internal soundcard | 04:58 |
Stelpa | but i tried them | 04:58 |
Stelpa | and they aren't causing it either :( | 04:58 |
ActionParsnip | Dayofswords: I know what you mean but am not sure what triggers it | 04:59 |
trism | Dayofswords: the system updates message is from the motd, from /etc/update-motd.d/ | 04:59 |
ActionParsnip | Dayofswords: let me search | 04:59 |
ActionParsnip | there we go | 04:59 |
alien2050 | at this point I don't know... I used to have some problems like that with Creative XFI Fatality and audio creation, but it was devices that were unmuted which I needed to mute | 04:59 |
Stelpa | alien2050: the noise isn't there at first, but if you play an audio file or song, the noise shows up as soon as it starts. if you pause/stop the audio, the hiss continues for a bit, then suddenly dissapears | 04:59 |
alien2050 | like mcrophone, analog 1, etc | 04:59 |
ActionParsnip | creative soundcards can be a real pain, totally not worth the bother | 05:00 |
nimbiotics | Hello all. I have a single disk on my laptop that has 3 partititons" sda1 (110.8Gb) which is ext4; sda2 (1012Mb) extended and sda5 (1012Mb) which is of unknown type, while I was thinking this was the swap area. What can I do in order to fix this, have a safe swap area and be able to hibernate and/or suspend. TIA! | 05:00 |
alien2050 | ActionParsnip: I guess you're right, now that a lot of cards support a lot of the Creative features.... | 05:01 |
Dayofswords | trism: awesome, thank you. it's a pain since it slows down login | 05:01 |
Stelpa | alien2050: :( | 05:01 |
trism | Dayofswords: man 5 update-motd; has a good overview, although if you want to disable any scripts, just chmod -x them | 05:01 |
[deXter] | nimbiotics, can you paste the output of sudo fdisk -l | 05:02 |
[deXter] | nimbiotics, Not here, but on paste.ubuntu.com | 05:02 |
nimbiotics | [deXter]: ok | 05:02 |
laytone | Is it easy to add a .sh file to the launcher bar? | 05:02 |
alien2050 | Stelpa: sorry... maybe you can try installing ubuntu studio with realtime kernel enabled, since you're saying you're experiencing some sort of lag with the hiss | 05:02 |
alien2050 | did you try JACK ? | 05:02 |
ponyofdeath | is there kde 4.8 rc2 ppa's out there? | 05:02 |
html | i hear ubuntu can be be put on even more devices, lol like a htc evo 4g ? can i have some help | 05:03 |
alien2050 | Stelpa: since it's another sound system, it could at least tell you if it's software vs hardware issue | 05:04 |
Stelpa | i already make music with ubuntu | 05:04 |
Stelpa | so i have jack | 05:04 |
Stelpa | i just tried it | 05:04 |
alien2050 | hiss also ? | 05:04 |
Stelpa | and, using the headphones, as soon as i start jack, the hiss starts | 05:04 |
Stelpa | it sounds even louder :( | 05:05 |
Stelpa | so maybe it is hardware... but i have another external soundcard, different model, that has the same hiss | 05:05 |
alien2050 | weird.... | 05:06 |
html | Stelpa, it might be the board | 05:07 |
Stelpa | html: board? | 05:07 |
nimbiotics | [deXter]: output at http://paste.ubuntu.com/796746/ I also got error message: "Disk /dev/mapper/cryptswap1 doesn't contain a valid partition table". I did delete the partition after unsuccessfully trying to format it | 05:07 |
html | your connections,/ and or your motherboard | 05:09 |
[deXter] | nimbiotics, okay can you paste the output of mount | 05:09 |
html | Stelpa, try differance headphones | 05:10 |
pksadiq | Stelpa: do you hear the sound from both alsa and jack? or only when jack is enabled? | 05:10 |
StepNjump | Is there a way to ban one mac address in ifconfig to restrict it from connecting by default? | 05:10 |
Stelpa | pksadiq: both | 05:11 |
Stelpa | html: i will try... | 05:11 |
nimbiotics | [deXter]: output(s) at http://paste.ubuntu.com/796748/ ... Thought I had a good idea and deleted the extended partition; nothing got fixed. Won't touch again | 05:12 |
SirDerpsalot | well, that sucked | 05:13 |
Stelpa | wtf! | 05:13 |
SirDerpsalot | just wiped my system | 05:13 |
Stelpa | html: different headphones dont have the hiss!?!? | 05:13 |
Stelpa | whyyy | 05:13 |
Stelpa | so it's my headphones??? | 05:13 |
alien2050 | whoa.... nice catch | 05:14 |
SirDerpsalot | even managed to wipe out my win 7 install | 05:14 |
SirDerpsalot | had to do a clean install :/ lost all my stuff | 05:14 |
Stelpa | alien2050: but what can i do??? | 05:14 |
Stelpa | i dont want to use the cheap headphones i tested with | 05:14 |
SirDerpsalot | *shakes fist* Y U NO USER FRIENDLY | 05:14 |
Stelpa | i want to use the headphones i got for christmas :( | 05:14 |
Stelpa | thats why i've been spending the past 5 hours on this :*( | 05:14 |
alien2050 | maybe you can use the headphones on an amplifier which receives the signal from the sound card | 05:16 |
alien2050 | not directly connected into it | 05:16 |
[deXter] | nimbiotics, Well yep, looks like your partition table is messed up; do you remember how it was before this happened? | 05:16 |
Doodie | hi, how do I know if a process such as skype, ettercap etc is running or not using the terminal? | 05:16 |
alien2050 | doodie: ps -ef | grep -i skype | 05:17 |
alien2050 | for example | 05:17 |
zykotick9 | Doodie: "ps aux | grep foo" | 05:17 |
Doodie | thanks alot | 05:17 |
makara | StepNjump: sudo apt-get install arptables | 05:17 |
zykotick9 | Doodie: the "ps -ef" vs "ps aux" are pretty much the same, but alien2050's "grep -i" is better, case insenstive | 05:18 |
nimbiotics | [deXter]: afaik, 3 partitions; sda1 110.8Gb, ext4; sda2 1012Mb, extended; and sda5 1012Mb of unknown type | 05:18 |
Doodie | zykotick9, if the process is running what should it show ? | 05:18 |
Stelpa | alien2050: i dont have one of those... | 05:19 |
zykotick9 | Doodie: a line other then the grep search | 05:19 |
Stelpa | alien2050: also, i just tested the headphones with another computer | 05:19 |
Stelpa | also ubuntu | 05:19 |
[deXter] | nimbiotics, what do you mean unknown type? | 05:19 |
Stelpa | and | 05:19 |
Doodie | zykotick9, yes thanks | 05:19 |
Stelpa | it sounds fine (i didn't use the external card) | 05:19 |
nimbiotics | [deXter]: thats what gparted was reporting | 05:19 |
Stelpa | so i am guessing the card is incompatible with the headphones? | 05:19 |
alien2050 | doodie: it will show something... otheriwse it won't show | 05:19 |
[deXter] | nimbiotics, But didn't you create the partitions or did someone else did? | 05:20 |
alien2050 | stelpa: which is even weirder... I can't see how this would work, except if for some reason some ultra high frequencies are generated by the external sound card and caught by the headphones | 05:21 |
VisualAssassin | how do i uninstall some apps? I just upgraded to the newest version and I want it to be sort of stock | 05:21 |
VisualAssassin | i actually forgot how to do it in the terminal | 05:21 |
alien2050 | like more than 22000 hz, and the headphones can catch it, and you have extremely good hearing | 05:21 |
nimbiotics | [deXter]: I can only guess those are the partitions created at installtion ... I'm not very linux savvy | 05:21 |
zykotick9 | VisualAssassin: "sudo apt-get remove foo" | 05:21 |
alien2050 | either way, it doesnt seem related to the computer anymore... | 05:21 |
VisualAssassin | thanks im gonna give it a try | 05:22 |
Stelpa | alien2050: these ARE nice headphones, but no, the noise doesn't sound that high pitched | 05:22 |
alien2050 | try using xmms to play music and adjust using the equalizer | 05:22 |
alien2050 | or play with sweep or audacity, try different noise combos | 05:22 |
alien2050 | other than that I'm stomped | 05:23 |
Stelpa | no, it isn't like that | 05:23 |
Stelpa | even if i turn the volume all the way down | 05:23 |
Stelpa | the headphones still make the noise | 05:23 |
Stelpa | its not the signal that is causing it | 05:23 |
Stelpa | it's something odd with the external card | 05:23 |
alien2050 | hmmmm...... could it be the power adapter ? | 05:23 |
skilz | Stelpa: mute the cd and mic inputs | 05:23 |
alien2050 | skilz: yeah he already did that part :) | 05:23 |
LinuX2half | Is there a way to limit the processes usage of memory? | 05:24 |
alien2050 | I've had this issue a long time ago with the external power coming to the device.... or is it USB powered | 05:24 |
metasansana | het guys | 05:24 |
alien2050 | then maybe change usb port... disconnect other usb devices... | 05:24 |
LinuX2half | What can I do if a process is consuming too much memory that it slows my computer down? | 05:25 |
Stelpa | alien2050: the only other usb device is my mouse >_< | 05:25 |
urlin2u | !swapiness | 05:25 |
makara | LinuX2half: uninstall i guess | 05:25 |
zykotick9 | LinuX2half: what process? | 05:26 |
LinuX2half | I | 05:26 |
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omega_ | hi | 05:26 |
LinuX2half | there are multiple chrome process running and it's consuming alot. | 05:26 |
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makara | haha | 05:27 |
VisualAssassin | by uninstalling compiz and emerald that should get rid of the dock I have right? | 05:27 |
ActionParsnip | LinuX2half: do you have a lot of extensions? | 05:27 |
LinuX2half | No, it's a newly installed browser | 05:27 |
ActionParsnip | VisualAssassin: I don't advise you use emerald. It is a dead project | 05:27 |
zykotick9 | VisualAssassin: careful, Unity requires compiz | 05:27 |
LinuX2half | I only add one though | 05:27 |
ActionParsnip | LinuX2half: could try the daily build ppa :) | 05:28 |
zykotick9 | !emerald > VisualAssassin | 05:28 |
urlin2u | LinuX2half, you could set the swapiness, have you mentioned yet the ram you have? http://opennomad.com/content/swappiness-ubuntu-desktop-1110 | 05:28 |
ubottu | VisualAssassin, please see my private message | 05:28 |
makara | VisualAssassin: why get rid of compiz? tried docky? | 05:28 |
LinuX2half | My computer's memory is only 1 GB | 05:28 |
zykotick9 | !atemyram | LinuX2half | 05:28 |
ubottu | LinuX2half: If you are wondering why some tools report your system has very little free memory, have a look at http://www.linuxatemyram.com/ | A short primer on Linux memory management can be found here: http://sourcefrog.net/weblog/software/linux-kernel/free-mem.html | 05:28 |
VisualAssassin | because I just wanted to upgrade and have it like stock than maybe go back and customize | 05:28 |
ActionParsnip | LinuX2half: I've ran a full gnome DE with compiz on less than 1Gb RAM | 05:28 |
lahwran | I just had a friend install kde onto his xubuntu. how should I tell him to log into it? | 05:29 |
ActionParsnip | lahwran: whch DE is he in presently? | 05:29 |
urlin2u | lahwran, at login | 05:29 |
ActionParsnip | lahwran: you choose the session at the login screen with the cog icon | 05:29 |
visual1ce | Is there any reliable and hassle free way to sync my android phone and videos/audio on my laptop running ubuntu? | 05:29 |
VisualAssassin | I really dont know if I would customize anyways because I like the look of the interface | 05:29 |
lahwran | let me be more specific: how does the switching to kde work in the login tool that xubuntu uses? | 05:30 |
visual1ce | I've been fiddling with this shit all day | 05:30 |
ActionParsnip | lahwran: which release is he using? | 05:30 |
visual1ce | Like... just get it fucking right | 05:30 |
lahwran | 11.10 | 05:30 |
ActionParsnip | lahwran: then when you click your username, you should see a cog, click it and select kde from there | 05:30 |
visual1ce | using ubuntu is becoming an exercise in masochism | 05:31 |
quebre | how can i encrypt everything under /some/dir so it's not possible to read the content of /some/dir when drive is not mounted? | 05:31 |
pangolin | visual1ce: Please keep the language clean. | 05:31 |
quebre | pangolin: do you know answer on my question ? | 05:31 |
lahwran | ActionParsnip: thanks! I'll tell him that. | 05:31 |
pangolin | quebre: sorry i don't. | 05:32 |
makara | visual1ce: sounds more like an android issue, given the age etc | 05:32 |
ActionParsnip | lahwran: or click the session button on the login page: http://s5.postimage.org/92u4s90mv/wubi_xubuntu_login.jpg | 05:32 |
visual1ce | thats bullshit - there are working solutions for windows and mac | 05:32 |
Stelpa | alien2050: the other external has it, but its less noticeable | 05:32 |
makara | visual1ce: pay me | 05:33 |
ActionParsnip | lahwran: the cog thing only applies if xubuntu uses lightdm | 05:33 |
visual1ce | pay u for what/ | 05:33 |
bazhang | visual1ce, enough with the language | 05:33 |
lahwran | ActionParsnip: erm, well, I guess we'll see if he logs back in and gets on irc confused :P | 05:33 |
nimbiotics | [deXter]: ... any comments? | 05:33 |
visual1ce | Ok, sorry for the language | 05:33 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: never had an issue here, I use dropbox and its great | 05:33 |
ActionParsnip | lahwran: basically you want a kde session, the main word to remember is 'session' | 05:34 |
alien2050 | Stelpa: ....I don't know what else could help at this point... at least you've made progress in identifying what works and doesn't :) | 05:34 |
visual1ce | Does anybody have a working reliable method to sync video and audio with an android? | 05:34 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: or bluetooth the files over//// | 05:34 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: works great :) | 05:34 |
Stelpa | i guess :\ | 05:34 |
makara | ActionParsnip: bluetooth gigs of video?? | 05:35 |
visual1ce | so if i have a bunch of wav files i first gotta manually convert and bluetooth it over? how about an itunes for ubuntu? | 05:35 |
VisualAssassin | I know I can get rid of the password that is on here for me to log in and perform other tasks, how do I get rid of it entirely? | 05:35 |
[deXter] | nimbiotics, Well I suggest running testdisk and see if the partitions it detects matched what you had earlier. if it did, then you can write the partition table | 05:35 |
visual1ce | what about video files that need to be converted beforehand...?? | 05:35 |
visual1ce | too much effort | 05:36 |
visual1ce | what about podcasts | 05:36 |
makara | VisualAssassin: sudo -i | 05:36 |
VisualAssassin | and if I dont want a password what value do I put in? | 05:36 |
makara | Ask the Calibre developer to expand his enterprize | 05:37 |
StepNjump | sorry makara, I just saw your message... what is arptables | 05:37 |
nimbiotics | [deXter]: 1) How do I know whether they match or not? 2)How do I write the partition table? & 3) What if the dont match? | 05:38 |
visual1ce | banshee does the best job but it comes nowhere near to itunes | 05:38 |
visual1ce | ive tried miro, rhythmbox, compiling ffmpeg for conversions... nada | 05:38 |
visual1ce | miro and rhythmbox are both unstable | 05:38 |
makara | StepNjump: you can use iptables to route / block addresses, but arptables is easier. install and type "man arptables" Better you read about this stuff than just get the shortcut | 05:38 |
bubblehouse | hello. i was talked into using geany instead of code::blocks as IDE for C++. Things going well, but now when I build and run, it says "permission denied" I have changed to /home directories in build commands, I cannot find answer through search | 05:40 |
StepNjump | are you still here makara | 05:40 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: deadbeef works well here | 05:40 |
[deXter] | nimbiotics, Well it'll show a list of partitions as to what it thinks is correct.. like it will detect say ext4, followed by w/e and then see if this looks reasonable. there will be an option to save/write the parition table after it's finished scanning | 05:40 |
StepNjump | i don't see you connected makara | 05:40 |
Stelpa | alien2050: the best solution would just be to make my internal soundcard's output jack less wobbly | 05:40 |
bubblehouse | do I have to change the permissions on the executable? is there a way to make this permission set without doing this? | 05:41 |
Stelpa | is their anyway to tighten a 1/8th inch audio jack? | 05:41 |
Stelpa | its really loose | 05:41 |
Stelpa | so when i plug into it, the sound goes through | 05:41 |
bazhang | !ot | Stelpa | 05:41 |
ubottu | Stelpa: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 05:41 |
nimbiotics | [deXter]: thx! | 05:41 |
bazhang | Stelpa, try ##hardware | 05:41 |
visual1ce | ill try it and thx for your help | 05:42 |
Stelpa | bazhang: you do that for me, and not for "ObamaIsAGangsta"? a little while ago he was asking about a random british drama? | 05:42 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: what is it you like in itunes? | 05:42 |
bullgard6 | How to terminate streamripper? ^C does not seem very elegant to me. | 05:42 |
visual1ce | it works | 05:42 |
StepNjump | man rfkill | 05:42 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: that's it? | 05:42 |
visual1ce | yep | 05:42 |
visual1ce | give me something that works | 05:43 |
visual1ce | thats all | 05:43 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: ok, what doesn't work in the other apps? | 05:43 |
visual1ce | there is no way of syncing playlists - ive given up on that | 05:43 |
visual1ce | thats not a dealbreaker for me | 05:43 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: do you mean to a crappy iPod? | 05:44 |
visual1ce | but I would like my music manager/player to be able to handle my android phone and library | 05:44 |
visual1ce | podcasts, video, audio | 05:44 |
epicdude | hi folks! I am using ubuntu 10.10, but I can't get my wireless working. Please help! | 05:45 |
visual1ce | so if i sync a .mov file to my phone it should convert it automatically to mpeg before transferring it over | 05:45 |
html | how do i put ubnutn/linux on y andriod | 05:45 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: can't really say there. I don't use an app to 'sync' songs to the device. I just transfer them via USB when I want new stuff and delete them when I want a change. | 05:45 |
visual1ce | i have found no way to do that in banshee | 05:45 |
makara | epicdude: get 11.10. seriously, don't even bother with wireless on older versions | 05:45 |
ActionParsnip | html: there are how-tos to run a minimal linux with lxde, then vnc to it | 05:46 |
visual1ce | i have found no way to transfer a wmv file over to my galaxy s2 - banshee tells me my phone doesn't support it and says it doesn't have a converter | 05:46 |
visual1ce | but the phone does support it | 05:46 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: I use nautilus, the device appears as a usb storage device and I copy files to it as I need or remove old ones | 05:46 |
epicdude | makara : I am using wubi, so I am bit reluctant about upgrading the distro as it may scre my windows installation | 05:46 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: what model handset> | 05:46 |
visual1ce | galaxy s2 | 05:46 |
visual1ce | i really dont want to go back to windows and i cant use a mac os on a pc | 05:47 |
visual1ce | or can i? | 05:47 |
Hell0lleH | You can. <_< | 05:47 |
alien2050 | epicdude: you should really check out 11.10 live cd and then try ndiswrapper on live on the case your adapter is supported only this way | 05:47 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: http://www.craig-russell.co.uk/samsung-galaxy-s2-usb-storage-and-tethering-with-ubuntu/ | 05:47 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: how long did that take me to find? | 05:48 |
alien2050 | epicdude: it might also work on the fly in 11.10 | 05:48 |
visual1ce | thx - but thats just connecting the device - i can do that already | 05:48 |
epicdude | My CD drive doesn't work :( | 05:48 |
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visual1ce | what im talking about is getting a reliable software connection between phone and laptop - there is no such software for ubuntu at the moment | 05:49 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: then use it as a usb storage device, as I described earlier.. | 05:49 |
visual1ce | banshee is good for audio files | 05:49 |
alien2050 | epicdude: try usb live cd | 05:49 |
epicdude | ok | 05:49 |
b0nn | hrm, anyone able to tell me how to get the ubuntu launcher on the side of my desktop to hide until I want it to show up? | 05:49 |
epicdude | thanks folks for the help :) | 05:49 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: use nautilus, it's a file manager, you are managing the files on the phone.. | 05:49 |
visual1ce | too much trouble for me - i have to workaround and waste time just to stick with ubuntu | 05:49 |
alien2050 | epicdude: I highly recommend using unetbootin | 05:49 |
ActionParsnip | b0nn: unity hide settings are set in ccsm | 05:49 |
epicdude | alien2050 : Sure | 05:50 |
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b0nn | ccsm? | 05:50 |
visual1ce | nvm AP - thx for your help | 05:50 |
makara | b0nn: in a terminal type ccsm | 05:50 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: so its too much trouble to copy and paste files to a storage device to put sonds on the phone? | 05:50 |
b0nn | not installed | 05:50 |
makara | b0nn: sudo apt-get install ccsm | 05:50 |
ActionParsnip | b0nn: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager | 05:50 |
ActionParsnip | makara: ^ | 05:51 |
visual1ce | firstly i need to do tagging, i need to converting and then i need to organise them... thats what i want the software to do for me | 05:51 |
Hell0lleH | visual1ce: Excuse me for interrupting, but what are you trying to do? | 05:51 |
ActionParsnip | b0nn: does the terminal not recommend a package to install? | 05:51 |
StepNjump | I found a command to prevent the wifi to connect. Before I would use ifconfig wlanX down but now I issued a rfkill block MacAddress and it works even better I think. I would like to keep it like that everytime I boot up.. In which configuration file should I add this instruction please? | 05:51 |
VisualAssassin | ok i uninstalled emerald but I still cant untinstall compiz | 05:51 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: there is tagging in banshee and such, there is also easytag wheich is great for tagging | 05:51 |
b0nn | yeah, the not installed warning tells me what to install, I just found it... that I in order to fix something that was working yesterday I need to install something else | 05:51 |
StepNjump | mmm | 05:51 |
visual1ce | well there are two things ive been trying to do for past day now: transfer a .wmv file to my galaxy s2 in banshee | 05:51 |
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visual1ce | i have both programmes - banshee is great for tagging (at least for audio) - audio works great and i have it working great in banshee | 05:52 |
visual1ce | just as i like it | 05:52 |
Guest64553 | ... | 05:52 |
Guest64553 | hello | 05:52 |
ActionParsnip | visual1ce: then once the tags are done, copy the data over with nautilus | 05:53 |
alien2050 | StepNjump: it depends, but if you want it systemwide, I like to put it in /etc/rc.local | 05:53 |
StepNjump | sorry I lost the internet for a second.. If somebody replied, I didn't see it | 05:54 |
visual1ce | videos - mpegs ok, but cant get wmvs working (supported on my device) and movs banshee says not supported by my device (correct) and no converter | 05:54 |
StepNjump | alien2050: yes systemwide | 05:54 |
bullgard6 | How to terminate streamripper? ^C does not seem very elegant to me. | 05:54 |
visual1ce | many of the files im working with are wav files on my computer - easytag doesn't work with wav files | 05:54 |
StepNjump | ok thanks a lot alien2050... So I just put my command in there? | 05:54 |
ActionParsnip | !info streamripper | 05:55 |
ubottu | streamripper (source: streamripper): download online streams into audio files. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.64.6-1 (oneiric), package size 90 kB, installed size 224 kB | 05:55 |
alien2050 | StepNjump: test it beforehand though and ensure you're running the right command as I believe it will run on every run level change | 05:55 |
naryfa | I don't think you can tag wav files | 05:55 |
alien2050 | StepNjump: you need to put it BEFORE the exit 0 statement | 05:55 |
visual1ce | i hope they get a good media management/player programme happening... miro looks like a contender but it lacks many of the nice features that banshee has | 05:56 |
StepNjump | alien2050: this file is parsed upon logging in? | 05:56 |
Vaelstrom | Welp. I need sleeeeeep. | 05:56 |
StepNjump | roger that alien2050 | 05:56 |
visual1ce | ditto | 05:56 |
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naryfa | visual1ce: I like miro, banshee crashes on adding files constantly. | 05:57 |
alien2050 | StepNjump: yep, since booting will go from init to runlevel1,2,3,4,5 so it will run | 05:57 |
naryfa | visual1ce: try others, until you find one that suits you best | 05:57 |
ActionParsnip | bullgard6: are you using kde? | 05:58 |
ActionParsnip | bullgard6: or do you have a lot of drive space to install KDE, or do you have Qt based apps installed already? | 05:58 |
ActionParsnip | !info kstreamrippoer | 05:58 |
ubottu | Package kstreamrippoer does not exist in oneiric | 05:58 |
bootx | Could I ask a programming question? | 05:58 |
bullgard6 | ActionParsnip: I am using Ubuntu 11.10 GNOME Shell 3.2.1. | 05:59 |
ActionParsnip | !info kstreamripper | 05:59 |
ubottu | Package kstreamripper does not exist in oneiric | 05:59 |
ActionParsnip | hmm | 05:59 |
bullgard6 | ActionParsnip: I ave installed one or two KDE programs in addition to GNOME. | 05:59 |
StepNjump | alien2050: the rc.local gave me the comment in there that I need to put an exit 0 in case something went wrong... does the ending exit 0 sufficient or are they requesting to add an exit 0 for each and every statement in there? | 06:00 |
Hell0lleH | What version of gnome is installed on the latest? | 06:00 |
ActionParsnip | bullgard6: there is tunapie which is a gui to streamripper | 06:01 |
pksadiq | !info gnome-shell | 06:01 |
ubottu | gnome-shell (source: gnome-shell): graphical shell for the GNOME desktop. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.2.1-0ubuntu1.1 (oneiric), package size 1082 kB, installed size 4956 kB | 06:01 |
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Trent0r | !info hardy | 06:01 |
ubottu | Package hardy does not exist in oneiric | 06:01 |
bullgard6 | Hell0lleH: In Ubuntu 11.10 it is GNOME Shell 3.2.1. | 06:01 |
alien2050 | StepNjump: it needs to be like this: statements (new lines depending on command)...... then a new line.... an finally exit 0 (only once because it will exit the script) | 06:02 |
StepNjump | ah ok good alien2050 thanks | 06:02 |
alien2050 | StepNjump: no problem | 06:03 |
StepNjump | I will give it a try right now... That's awesome.. | 06:03 |
Hell0lleH | bullgard6: Thanks. | 06:03 |
StepNjump | I will reboot and let you know how it turned out afterwards... If you are still here | 06:04 |
StepNjump | alien2050 see up | 06:04 |
alien2050 | StepNjump: cool, let me know | 06:04 |
bullgard6 | ActionParsnip: I have tried an alternative to tunapie,namely streamtuner2. This program is not yet fully developed and a nuisance in terms of usability. Is tunapie more convenient and reliable to use? | 06:05 |
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Ehom | Anyone there | 06:07 |
Ehom | HELP | 06:09 |
StepNjump | yes ehom we're here | 06:09 |
Ehom | thank you | 06:09 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: just ask | 06:09 |
StepNjump | wasup ehom just tell us | 06:09 |
ActionParsnip | bullgard6: not even heard of streamgrabber til today so not sure | 06:09 |
StepNjump | there are real good guys here but I'm not one of them.... shoot | 06:09 |
Ehom | When I tery to run the newest Ubuntu that I downloaded to my hard drive it goes to the purple screen and stays there | 06:09 |
bullgard6 | ActionParsnip: Ok. Thank you. | 06:09 |
StepNjump | mmm did you see your bios go through it's normal thing first? | 06:10 |
alien2050 | Ehom: what are your specs? are u running live cd or usb ? | 06:10 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: do you mean 'install' when you say 'download' | 06:10 |
Ehom | Yea its on the USB and | 06:10 |
StepNjump | version 11.10 ehom? | 06:10 |
Ehom | installed yea newsest version | 06:10 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded? | 06:11 |
Ehom | It was workin for like a week | 06:11 |
alien2050 | ehom: you can hit F1 as soon as you see the purple screen | 06:11 |
prodigius | Ehom, what kind of hardware you running this on? Does this do this multiple times? | 06:11 |
alien2050 | it will go in debug mode | 06:11 |
alien2050 | well, more verbose than debug | 06:11 |
Ehom | Nah its the first time its happen it started today | 06:12 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: you downloaded the ISO and put it on the USB, did you test the ISO before you transferred it? | 06:12 |
alien2050 | but you'll see what's happening... in more details.... | 06:12 |
Ehom | nah | 06:12 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: then you have no way of knowing the data is complete and consistent | 06:12 |
ActionParsnip | !md5 | Ehom | 06:12 |
ubottu | Ehom: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 06:12 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: bad image will make a bad install, source is irrelevant | 06:13 |
html | agreed | 06:13 |
prodigius | if the initial install went well though, more than likely the image was good. | 06:13 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: is the OS installed, or are you trying to install it? | 06:13 |
Ehom | i already installed it | 06:13 |
Ehom | I think I did something wrong | 06:13 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: what GPU do you use?> | 06:14 |
StepNjump | ehom, I might be totally off here because I'm new to linux but I suggest you test your RAM maybe? Might be that your ram went bad since... Just fishing here.... please forgive me | 06:14 |
Ehom | like I think i forced shut it down while it was running | 06:14 |
Ehom | My ram is 3.5gb | 06:14 |
StepNjump | did you change anything using the sudo command ehom since? | 06:14 |
HockeyInJune | Hi everyone. I was wondering why I don't have a config-`uname -r` in /boot, and where I could find it? | 06:14 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: that'll possibly do it. What video chip do you use? the RAM amount is of no value | 06:14 |
alien2050 | Ehom: do you see grub menu when you start the computer? | 06:14 |
Ehom | I tried to install team viewer thru wdget | 06:14 |
Ehom | Intel Premium 4 | 06:15 |
StepNjump | ehom there is a way you can test your RAM I think when you boot up from Linux. You may ask the other guys here on how to do that | 06:15 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: what about the VIDEO CARD | 06:15 |
Ehom | I ve borrowed 2 books on ubuntu linux | 06:15 |
Ehom | 512mb | 06:15 |
StepNjump | mmmm that could be the reason... | 06:15 |
StepNjump | if you press ctrl alt F2, can you switch to the TTY? | 06:16 |
ActionParsnip | HockeyInJune: sudo apt-get --reinstall install linux-image-`uname -r` | 06:16 |
Ehom | nah I had mint and it was workig fine | 06:16 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: which chip, not the video ram amount | 06:16 |
major | Greetings everyone :) I'm new @ ubuntu and need a little help | 06:16 |
StepNjump | what do you mean you installed 2 books ehom | 06:16 |
Ehom | borrowed | 06:16 |
StepNjump | did you 'upgrade' to ubuntu or did you install it clean? | 06:17 |
HockeyInJune | Thanks ActionParsnip. | 06:17 |
StepNjump | well books wouldn't mess up with your system ehom | 06:17 |
Ehom | install it clean | 06:17 |
Ehom | i know | 06:17 |
ActionParsnip | HockeyInJune: http://paste.ubuntu.com/796782/ | 06:17 |
StepNjump | books to read ehom or you mean an external hard drive? | 06:17 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: doesn't answer the question.. | 06:17 |
StepNjump | and it worked for 1 week ehom? | 06:18 |
HockeyInJune | :( Thanks, ActionParsnip. | 06:18 |
Ehom | yes | 06:18 |
Ehom | I borrowed books from the library so i can LEARN ubuntu | 06:18 |
StepNjump | ehom and all of a sudden... nothing ....? | 06:18 |
Ehom | i forced shut my computer then nuthin | 06:18 |
StepNjump | did you force it off without normally logging off and shutdown? | 06:19 |
StepNjump | yes but did you issue any commands using the sudo command ehom? | 06:19 |
html | when you brun the ubuntu iso to the cd DO NOT run any programs and dont use you computer until done | 06:19 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: i suggest you boot to liveCD and fsck your partition(s) you may have damaged the data with a hard shutdown | 06:19 |
Ehom | yea | 06:19 |
StepNjump | Yesterday I lost all my mp3's just because I ran a script I didn't understand. Often times we'll do things that we d | 06:19 |
StepNjump | dont understand... it's the cost of learning | 06:19 |
StepNjump | ah! ehom that's probably your problem! | 06:19 |
aaschez | Hello! I installed Ubuntu 11.10 recerntly. At one point I cancelled the update process and later on resarting the system found that the cursor is only blinking. It gives kernel panic error killing init syncing something. I/O errors as well, I guess. How can I fix it? | 06:20 |
StepNjump | Ok now you need aguy like ActionParsnip to help you out | 06:20 |
Ehom | i wanted to download php | 06:20 |
StepNjump | you might have to reinstall your ubuntu | 06:20 |
Ehom | <aaschez> your boot loader is stuffed | 06:20 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: your main concern is getting the OS running right now. No OS == no PHP | 06:20 |
aaschez | Recovery mode doesn't allow to input command and in normal mode Ctrl+F1..6 sessions also don't give prompt to input username | 06:20 |
Ehom | yes thats right | 06:20 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: so quit worrying about anything else until the OS is bootable | 06:21 |
html | Ehom, stephenh thats why you do a dualboot and test one os to get it to work , if your mess up its just a dummy os,, | 06:21 |
StepNjump | Like I was told: NEVER pull the power cord or force a system to turn off.. that's not a shut down! Ideally you would need a UPC on Ubuntu otherwise you risk to loose your data | 06:21 |
Ehom | Yea i cant do nothing until I figure it out | 06:21 |
StepNjump | Your data is PROBABLY ok... so don't make it worse | 06:21 |
Ehom | Yea but its not the bootloader | 06:21 |
StepNjump | Here is my suggestion for it's worth.. boot up with a pen drive | 06:21 |
StepNjump | did you? | 06:21 |
html | Ehom, did you make a full back up? | 06:22 |
StepNjump | Yes but the only thing that is worth to you is your data right? | 06:22 |
StepNjump | who cares about a distro. You can always reinstall | 06:22 |
Ehom | I hardly had anything on Ubuntu | 06:22 |
StepNjump | Yes always back up Ehom like html says | 06:22 |
StepNjump | deja vu is really good Ehom | 06:22 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: boot to liveCD or USB and fsck the partition | 06:23 |
StepNjump | oh so you are ok then | 06:23 |
Ehom | yea I will | 06:23 |
Ehom | I have to redownload the ISO and put t on my pen drivwe | 06:23 |
HockeyInJune | Thanks ActionParsnip, all is back to normal now. | 06:23 |
StepNjump | can you see your partition Ehom when you run gparted? | 06:23 |
Ehom | <aaschez> U THRE | 06:23 |
Ehom | yep | 06:23 |
StepNjump | Ehom: you see your partition from gparted? | 06:24 |
html | Ehom, not just back up, do a full clone ever so often/or when your about to do something every risky | 06:24 |
alien2050 | StepNjump: let me know if the rc.local trick worked in a private message, I'll leave it open | 06:24 |
html | very* | 06:24 |
StepNjump | html: how you do that? with dd? | 06:24 |
StepNjump | r u going to bed alien2050 | 06:25 |
alien2050 | oh yeah... :) | 06:25 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: so there is no 'downloading' or 'installing' of ubuntu, its already installed, the installed OS is having the issue.. | 06:25 |
StepNjump | I will send u a offline msg here on irc | 06:25 |
StepNjump | u will get the message when you wake up | 06:25 |
alien2050 | it's 1:30am.... that's it for me... cya! | 06:26 |
StepNjump | thanks again alien2050 for all your help | 06:26 |
StepNjump | good night | 06:26 |
alien2050 | hey no problem! | 06:26 |
alien2050 | good night | 06:26 |
StepNjump | ehome what's up | 06:26 |
StepNjump | check your messages tomorrow | 06:26 |
Ehom | so how do I fix ubunto | 06:26 |
StepNjump | ehom? | 06:26 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: I told you | 06:26 |
Ehom | yea | 06:26 |
html | stephenh, im not totally sure HOW to, but i know of,,,,,, clonezilla, ? theres about dozen apps ,,, for it | 06:26 |
Ehom | i hate clonezilla | 06:27 |
StepNjump | can you go to TTY? | 06:27 |
StepNjump | well he can go to tty ActionParsnip what should he do | 06:27 |
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VisualAssassin | im having a lot of trouble uninstalling certain apps that i dont want anymore | 06:28 |
StepNjump | You didn't back up your system with dd Ehom ? | 06:28 |
html | clonezilla? do u know how to help me with it? or a app simular? | 06:28 |
StepNjump | what do you see in TTY ehom | 06:28 |
html | dd? means? | 06:29 |
aaschez | Hello! I installed Ubuntu 11.10 recerntly. At one point I cancelled the update process and later on resarting the system found that the cursor is only blinking. It gives kernel panic error killing init syncing something. I/O errors as well, I guess. How can I fix it? | 06:29 |
StepNjump | html install roundup | 06:29 |
StepNjump | it's great | 06:29 |
Ehom | wats tty | 06:29 |
StepNjump | is it to report bugs html | 06:29 |
ActionParsnip | html: its a data copying command, it can also mean 'disk destroyer' if you use it wrongly | 06:29 |
aaschez | Ehom: Ctrl+Alt+F1 | 06:29 |
StepNjump | press ctrl alt F2 | 06:29 |
StepNjump | or F1 | 06:29 |
aaschez | Ehom: Ctrl+Alt+F7 to return to desktop | 06:29 |
ActionParsnip | aaschez: boot to root recovery console and run: sudo apt-get -f install | 06:30 |
Ehom | so wat do I do in there | 06:30 |
StepNjump | ActionParsnip: dd could be dangerous? | 06:30 |
ActionParsnip | StepNjump: if you get the of and if the wrong way around, yes | 06:30 |
StepNjump | wish ubuntu had a system restore like msft | 06:30 |
StepNjump | mmmm that's good to know | 06:31 |
ActionParsnip | StepNjump: it can do, you just need to implement it. There is an entry on brainstorm for it. I always turn system restore off. | 06:31 |
StepNjump | you see something ehom? | 06:32 |
StepNjump | no more purple screen ehom? | 06:32 |
StepNjump | you see login? | 06:32 |
StepNjump | so no more mv, dd, rm -rf... gosh.. What can WE do? | 06:32 |
FloodBot1 | StepNjump: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:32 |
StepNjump | ehom do you see anything? | 06:32 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: did you enable auto login when you first installed? | 06:33 |
Ehom | i havnt even tried it lol? | 06:33 |
StepNjump | oh yeah? where can we download it from ActionParsnip | 06:33 |
StepNjump | Yes flood.. sorry Im human | 06:33 |
ActionParsnip | StepNjump: its not downloadable per-se, you'd use a few tools and commands to take your own snapshots when you need it and such | 06:33 |
Ehom | Enter | 06:33 |
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Ehom | yes i enables auto login | 06:33 |
StepNjump | ehom do you see a log on screen now after pressing ctrl alt F1 | 06:33 |
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Ehom | stepninja I havent tried | 06:34 |
StepNjump | auto login???? mmmmm sounds like an auto destruction sequence | 06:34 |
ActionParsnip | StepNjump: commands like partimage can take an image of a partition which you can then use to roll back to that point | 06:34 |
StepNjump | ok like a collectio of scripts ActionParsnip ? | 06:35 |
StepNjump | TRY ehom when you are at the purple screen.... please try.. just don't log in... just tell us if you see somethin | 06:35 |
StepNjump | oh nice... good to know.. Wish I had more time to be here.. We learn a lot | 06:35 |
ActionParsnip | StepNjump: no, its a command. You will need to boot to lto take the image of the unmounted partition and have a suitably large partition to spit the image to (mounted writable), partimage can use bz2 to compress the data. Its one of the advantages of a small system partition | 06:36 |
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aaschez | ActionParsnip: prompt is not allowing me to input anything | 06:36 |
StepNjump | I wonder if ehom speaks english or maybe it's my french accent that's coming through my writing ??? | 06:36 |
VisualAssassin | can anyone help me figure out why I cant remove some of these apps or maybe tell me what im doing wrong? | 06:36 |
ActionParsnip | VisualAssassin: what app do you want to remove | 06:37 |
ActionParsnip | aaschez: the sudo command will not give any feedback, just keep typing | 06:37 |
StepNjump | right... separate home partition is good.. I will eventually go that route | 06:37 |
VisualAssassin | well there are a couple....i want to remove compiz, tweetdeck, and alien arena as far as i can tell | 06:37 |
Ehom | steninja Im not using Ubunto i have FRIENDS | 06:37 |
ActionParsnip | VisualAssassin: alien arena should be as easy as any other app, how have you got tweetdeck? adobe air hasn't been supported in Linux for a good while now | 06:38 |
html | Ehom, easy... | 06:38 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: it's ubuntu, not ubunto, ubunto doesn't exist | 06:38 |
StepNjump | me too I have friends ehom but I also have ubuntu.. I have both but ubuntu is not my friend lol | 06:38 |
zenok | it is uboontoo | 06:38 |
VisualAssassin | well i used to have version 10.04 of ubuntu and that is how i got everything....i tried removing alien arena just like any other app and for some reason i cant | 06:38 |
Ehom | ubetooo | 06:38 |
StepNjump | ehom, how old are you if you don't mind me asking? | 06:38 |
Ehom | 15 | 06:39 |
StepNjump | you must be young | 06:39 |
ActionParsnip | StepNjump: you guessed right | 06:39 |
StepNjump | oh ok.. now I understand... you guys don't learn to write nowadays... do you ever read? | 06:39 |
ActionParsnip | VisualAssassin: ok, what is the output of: dpkg -l | grep alien | 06:39 |
Ehom | Thats why I went to the LIBRARY | 06:39 |
StepNjump | Other than texting? I mean REAL books???? | 06:39 |
Ehom | How old r u guys? | 06:39 |
aaschez | ActionParsnip: recovery mode sudo apt-get -f install command is not getting inputted... no change, no input at all | 06:40 |
VisualAssassin | not sure what that means....sorry i havent worked in the terminal much | 06:40 |
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FloodBot1 | k9: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:40 |
dmn0Q | why, I can't change my lightdm background although i have use simple lightdm to change it? | 06:40 |
html | !spam | 06:40 |
Ehom | Im trying to learn 3 languages at once and Ubunto | 06:40 |
ActionParsnip | aaschez: the command will not give any feedback when you type your password. Just type it as you expect and hit ente | 06:40 |
zenok | sudo kill me | 06:40 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: that's irrelevant | 06:40 |
StepNjump | Yes it's important.. my guess is if you know how to write by the time you turn 30 (when all of us old tarts will be retired) you will get a job right away with no other skills other than that.. Mock my words... well.. maybe not... | 06:41 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: ok lets start again. Is ubuntu installed or are you wanting to install it from USB? | 06:41 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: or install from CD? | 06:41 |
VisualAssassin | ii alien-arena 7.40-2 Standalone 3D first person online deathmatch shooter | 06:41 |
VisualAssassin | ii alien-arena-common 7.40-2 Common files for Alien Arena client and server | 06:41 |
VisualAssassin | ii alien-arena-data 7.40-1 Game data files for Alien Arena | 06:41 |
VisualAssassin | that is the output when i type what u said into the terminal | 06:41 |
StepNjump | No I'm not kidding you. It's that youth uses jargon that old farts like us don't understand. Please try to be more literate when you write.. Use a spell check before sending your messages.. We'll help you better that way | 06:42 |
Ehom | Im going to install it on A usb | 06:42 |
sirellyn__ | Those flash security sandbox error messages. Anyone know how to disable the popup? | 06:42 |
aaschez | ActionParsnip: Yes, did that. I typed the command and pressed enter... no change | 06:42 |
ActionParsnip | aaschez: was there any output? | 06:42 |
aaschez | ActionParsnip: No, no change, no output | 06:42 |
ActionParsnip | Ehom: fine but from what media? | 06:42 |
aaschez | ActionParsnip: Its only scrolling error | 06:42 |
ActionParsnip | aaschez: there will be some output | 06:42 |
ActionParsnip | aaschez: can you detail the output please | 06:43 |
StepNjump | try to download thunderbird email and install the english dictionnary.. Works great. I use it everyday.. it highlights the words you misspell.. anyway that's off topic... So do you still need help ehom? | 06:43 |
ActionParsnip | aaschez: a healthy OS will output this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/796795/ | 06:43 |
ActionParsnip | aaschez: so 'no output' means you typed it wrong | 06:44 |
dmn0Q | hello? I have change my lightdm conf so that i can put the backgroud i like..but why it turn black? | 06:44 |
sirellyn__ | The "Adobe Flash Player" message box that pops up when I'm viewing a video on a web page. Saying Action Script Security Error... | 06:44 |
aaschez | ActionParsnip: Before I input any command, there are scrolling errors, while inputting there are scrolling errors and even after typing the command to nothing, therea re scrolling errors. THe errors are like kernel panic killing init syncing . I/O error... then inode.. Its difficult for me to red it | 06:44 |
sirellyn__ | They never popped up before, then I installed something I can't remember, now it pops up even when I don't want it to. | 06:44 |
aaschez | read* | 06:44 |
Ehom | Yes so do I boot Ubunto of USB or cd | 06:44 |
StepNjump | not necessarily ehom.. is your computer on right now? | 06:45 |
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StepNjump | ehom UbuntU not Ubunto... what is ubunto? Is it really Ubunto or ubuntu... maybe there is such a thing.. I don't know | 06:46 |
Ehom | UBENTOE | 06:47 |
Ehom | lol | 06:47 |
StepNjump | ehom, is your computer on or off? Just try to read what I say and don't try to do anything else.. just answer the questions!!!! | 06:47 |
VisualAssassin | ok i figured out how to remove alien arena....ill work the other ones out too i think i know how to do it | 06:47 |
Ehom | Both | 06:47 |
Ehom | One is on the other is off | 06:47 |
CharminTheMoose | Hey, I built an ubuntu 11.04 chroot install and used the ubuntu bootcd package to create a bootable CD (with discover v2 included). I boot from a qemu emulator, but despite the driver being loaded and an IP seemingly being gotten, I can't seem to ping anything from the guest OS. Any hints on how to get this working? | 06:48 |
StepNjump | ehom, It's 1:30 and I have no time for this.. nobody does... If you don't try to help yourself we will 'chill' you up pretty darn fast. We are trying to help but not if you are not serious about the process. consider yourself warned. | 06:48 |
Ehom | We are Anonymous | 06:49 |
Ehom | We do not forgive | 06:49 |
Ehom | We do not forget | 06:49 |
Ehom | Expect Us. | 06:49 |
FloodBot1 | Ehom: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 06:49 |
StepNjump | THE COMPUTER THAT IS NOT WORKING... IS IT ON OR OFF??????? | 06:49 |
Ehom | I have Ubunto and windows on 1 computer and it is ON | 06:49 |
aaschez | ActionParsnip: Its not working ... | 06:49 |
Ehom | <aascheZ> wHATS WRONG? | 06:50 |
StepNjump | Bye ehom.. wanted to help you.. go chill with your friends... Yes I do forgive, I am a christian but I have a family to take care of. Wanted to help you. can't help someone who doesn't want to help oneself.. bye. Check on the spelling of ubunto first. I'm out of here.. | 06:50 |
Ehom | i ALREADY FIXED IT LOL | 06:50 |
StepNjump | you are not paying attention ehom | 06:50 |
StepNjump | ActionParsnip: would you mind explaining him in different terms | 06:50 |
Ehom | I already found out | 06:50 |
Ehom | aaschez wats the problem | 06:51 |
aaschez | StepNjump: I understood. And I see the expecteed output but its not accepting any input nor showing errors | 06:51 |
zenok | am i gay? | 06:51 |
Ehom | aaschez WATS THE PROBLEM | 06:52 |
VisualAssassin | ok I cant remove tweetdeck or compiz | 06:52 |
Ehom | I am ANONYMOUS | 06:52 |
StepNjump | hahaha aaschez | 06:52 |
aaschez | Ehom: I installed Ubuntu 11.10 recerntly. At one point I cancelled the update process and later on resarting the system found that the cursor is only blinking. It gives kernel panic error killing init syncing something. I/O errors as well, I guess. How can I fix it? | 06:52 |
aaschez | StepNjump: ? | 06:52 |
StepNjump | yep aaschez | 06:53 |
aaschez | StepNjump: What's funny? | 06:53 |
epicdude | hi again folks! Now I have ubuntu 11.10 and when I try to connect to wireless network, it asks for a password, after accepting the password it tries to connect to wireless and asks me again for the password in 2 mints or so. I never says the password is wrong. Kindly help! | 06:53 |
epicdude | It never says* | 06:53 |
StepNjump | aaschez nothing..! | 06:53 |
StepNjump | ActionParsnip: are you still here | 06:54 |
Ehom | aaschez this is a boot loader problem I exprenced this a week ago | 06:54 |
epicdude | so it keeps asking me for the wireless password again and again and never connects to wireless | 06:54 |
nullv4lue | hi can any one tell me how to stall lilo on lubuntoo | 06:54 |
aaschez | Ehom: so it can be restore with all the grub restore ways? | 06:54 |
aaschez | !grub | 06:54 |
ubottu | GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 - See !grub1 for releases before Karmic (9.10) | 06:54 |
Ehom | When I tried it didnt work | 06:55 |
almoxarife | epicdude: you have given the wrong password, twice | 06:55 |
Ehom | Whats ur main Operatring System | 06:55 |
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nullv4lue | i dont do grub | 06:56 |
nullv4lue | i prefer lilo | 06:56 |
nullv4lue | so could i change tht part | 06:56 |
zenok | lilo and stich! | 06:56 |
Ehom | Asschez wats ur main OS | 06:57 |
epicdude | almoxarife : Then why doesn't it say "Wrong password" Besides I am sure that the password is correct | 06:57 |
llutz_ | nullv4lue: sudo apt-get install lilo ; man lilo.conf | 06:57 |
almoxarife | epicdude: its a wireless connection, it wont respond other allow you in, and the right or wrong is something you can take up with the access point | 06:58 |
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StepNjump | anybody ever lost connectivity to their external hard drives here because of Linux mishaps? | 06:58 |
nullv4lue | i say plug it out and throw away the box | 06:59 |
nullv4lue | use another | 06:59 |
Ehom | NO GET TO UR FAMILY U FOOL | 06:59 |
StepNjump | nullv4lue lol | 06:59 |
StepNjump | no it's because a friend of mine told me that he lost the reference to his superblock... I don't back up backups nullv4lue | 07:00 |
aaschez | Ehom: I miss your text if you don't my nick properly. Use tab auto-completion. As to your question, I use Ubuntu 11.10 | 07:00 |
nullv4lue | no disconect the connecters | 07:00 |
aaschez | don't typed* | 07:00 |
aaschez | er | 07:00 |
StepNjump | ehom.. Jesus loves you | 07:00 |
nullv4lue | run to the next cubicle and use the other pc with winblows on it | 07:00 |
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StepNjump | I just think I was patient enough... ehom guys are here to help, not to be taken advantage of | 07:01 |
nullv4lue | wait backing up a back up | 07:01 |
nullv4lue | thts a long shot | 07:01 |
almoxarife | !who | nullv4lue | 07:01 |
ubottu | nullv4lue: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 07:01 |
nullv4lue | so 10 terabytes | 07:01 |
StepNjump | llutz are you still here | 07:02 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: ? | 07:02 |
major | ActionParsnip: hello, may I ask how to create an .iso image from SD card? | 07:02 |
nullv4lue | aww ur pathetic bots | 07:02 |
Ben64 | !ot | nullv4lue | 07:02 |
ubottu | nullv4lue: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 07:02 |
nullv4lue | no thankz i dont eat moonbat crap | 07:02 |
nullv4lue | ./ignore ubottu | 07:02 |
nullv4lue | there fixed | 07:02 |
almoxarife | nullv4lue: you need to leave | 07:03 |
Ben64 | take the offtopic banter somewhere else | 07:03 |
nullv4lue | make me | 07:03 |
nullv4lue | make me leave | 07:03 |
nullv4lue | i dare ya | 07:03 |
almoxarife | go i hate being polite | 07:03 |
almoxarife | pls | 07:04 |
nullv4lue | if i leave 20 others join | 07:04 |
nullv4lue | so i think id stay quiet for now | 07:04 |
nullv4lue | hows tht sound | 07:04 |
StepNjump | llutz, you might have the answer to this... I just spoke to a friend of mine tonight who told me he lost data on his external hard drive. I asked him how it happened.. he told me NEVER hotswap drives unless I know what I am doing.. He told me that he had lost his superblock.. Do you know what that is and what I should do so it will never happen to me? | 07:05 |
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Ben64 | nullv4lue: just keep on topic here | 07:05 |
lighy | Hello. Someone got an answer to that? http://askubuntu.com/questions/79647/how-to-get-suspend-when-idle-if-no-user-logged-in-lightdm | 07:05 |
php | can anyone tell me where i can edit the KDEInit thing? | 07:06 |
php | removed screenlets and it still wants to load the screenlets-daemon.py | 07:07 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: that shouldn't happen if you "release" the disk before removing it. the superblock is the first block of a filesystem following the bootblock, holding information about fs-type, size, files etc. | 07:07 |
VisualAssassin | ok just need to figure out the tweetdeck removal and ill be squared away | 07:08 |
almoxarife | php: ask in #kubuntu | 07:08 |
php | kthx | 07:08 |
elmorules16 | Can i make ubuntu faster | 07:09 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: if it happens, it usually killed only the 1st superblock of a fs. use dumpe2fs /dev/sdXY to find copies of it and restore it with fsck -b <sector> /dev/sdXY | 07:09 |
StepNjump | ok llutz_ .. that's what I thought. He told me to be careful to mount a ext HDD once linux is running (hotswapping).. I don't know what he meant so i thought I would research it. He suggests I boot up with all the drives attached to the system ahead of time llutz_ | 07:10 |
StepNjump | sorry for repeating your nick twice | 07:10 |
StepNjump | nice to know!!!! great I will document that in my KB | 07:10 |
Ben64 | StepNjump: you can mount an external drive anytime, just don't unplug it without unmounting first | 07:10 |
almoxarife | elmorules16: nothing will make your cpu faster, but if you look at system monitor you can tell what takes time away from the cpu, there may be 'stuff' you dont need running that is | 07:11 |
StepNjump | you know your stuff...! He works in *nix environment and couldn't find the way. He even told me it was backed up 3 times (superblock) | 07:11 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: USB is meant to be hotswapped, i don't know how well e-sata works with it. you only should be sure to sync the fs before removing it | 07:11 |
StepNjump | ok Ben64 tnx... yes except when shutting down the system. i guess the logoff procedure takes care of it for me or would I be better off to umount manually everytime b4 shutdown now? | 07:12 |
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Ben64 | StepNjump: the shutdown process includes unmounting all drives, so that'd be fine | 07:12 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: shutdown will try to umount all local fs cleanly | 07:12 |
StepNjump | ok llutz_ so if the kernel is still busy writing to it, it just won't allow me to umount right? | 07:12 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: no, it should wait then | 07:13 |
StepNjump | I'm paranoid about my backup drives!.... I had so much crap happening lately... Wouldn't want to loose anything | 07:13 |
Mahesh | I want to have two ubuntu distros | 07:13 |
StepNjump | It's nice, it even tells you when you are in the bash shell when trying to release the drive.. nice feature | 07:14 |
lighy | Someone got an answer to that? http://askubuntu.com/questions/79647/how-to-get-suspend-when-idle-if-no-user-logged-in-lightdm | 07:14 |
StepNjump | so what would a user do Ben64 and llutz_ if the system becomes irresponsive? | 07:14 |
michaelgamble | heyo | 07:14 |
Mahesh | Is it possible to have two ubuntu distos ? on same machine ? | 07:14 |
StepNjump | unresponsive... sorry | 07:14 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: 1st step: wait | 07:15 |
urlin2u | Mahesh, you have some questions about that? | 07:15 |
michaelgamble | how do i do a sudo cd /directory | 07:15 |
Ben64 | StepNjump: try getting to console (CTRL+ALT+F1), try ssh'ing in, REISUB | 07:15 |
michaelgamble | apparently i don't have permissions to go into the directory | 07:15 |
Mahesh | yes urlin2u | 07:15 |
llutz_ | michaelgamble: you don't | 07:15 |
urlin2u | Mahesh, yes many more if done right. | 07:15 |
llutz_ | michaelgamble: sudo -i then cd /wherever but be sure you really need to do so | 07:15 |
Ben64 | michaelgamble: what are you trying to accomplish? | 07:16 |
Mahesh | can u pls let me know how to do that ? I want both 10 and 11 dist on same machine | 07:16 |
urlin2u | Mahesh, the key here is the extended partition if you want to go above 4 primary partitions. | 07:16 |
michaelgamble | is there an ubuntu gui equivelent | 07:16 |
almoxarife | Mahesh: sure, one per partion | 07:16 |
michaelgamble | I'm trying to edit and ssh authorized key file | 07:16 |
Ben64 | michaelgamble: that should be in ~/.ssh | 07:17 |
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StepNjump | Ben64: ssh ing into the system you mean via ssh???? | 07:17 |
Ben64 | StepNjump: yep, sometimes if graphics are frozen I can still get in via ssh and kill the offending process | 07:17 |
StepNjump | Im glad I have a UPS... I guess I'll have to find the drivers so that it issue the shutdown command in case I loose power here | 07:18 |
StepNjump | Ben64: you mean via TTY..? SSH is a secure shell.. via remote computer you mean? | 07:18 |
elmorules16 | is there any cool IRC i can join | 07:19 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: yes, needs 2nd computer with network access | 07:19 |
Ben64 | StepNjump: yeah remotely, I use my phone to ssh in | 07:19 |
StepNjump | yes ps -a Ben64 | 07:19 |
nullv4lue | yeah try #freenode | 07:19 |
StepNjump | oh nice.... I will have to look into that... Not that it barely happen but wouldn't want to loose all my files... Id rather be safe than sorry | 07:20 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: you should mount your external drive with "sync" option. it might slow down it a bit but makes sure you don't loose buffered data on power loss/removing disk too early... | 07:21 |
StepNjump | I guess it doesn't very often that your systems freeze like that llutz_ Ben64 | 07:21 |
StepNjump | mmmm really? | 07:22 |
StepNjump | sync option thanks llutz_ | 07:22 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: it never happened here, iirc | 07:22 |
mahesh | i am back here , just lost the connection? | 07:22 |
StepNjump | So if I send the umount command and it's still writing, I guess it will not allow me to complete the process right llutz_ Ben64 | 07:23 |
Ben64 | correct | 07:24 |
mahesh | I want to install the two distos 10 and 11 ubuntu on same machine ?one for development and other for just browsing | 07:24 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: you'll see a delay before the shell comes back to the prompt | 07:25 |
mahesh | I am not able to understand how to share both dist with same folder | 07:25 |
elmorules16 | lololololololollo | 07:25 |
elmorules16 | We are Anonymous | 07:25 |
elmorules16 | We do not forgive | 07:25 |
elmorules16 | We do not forget | 07:25 |
elmorules16 | Expect Us. | 07:26 |
StepNjump | ok ok llutz_ and thanks for the commands earlier in case I loose my superblock | 07:26 |
elmorules16 | no worries | 07:26 |
StepNjump | what is the best FS that could be used on linux in order not to loose data llutz_ | 07:26 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: idk, i prefer ext4 but... | 07:26 |
kcantu | so i'm having problems getting a PPA created: seems that my install script cannot put binaries into /usr/bin/ https://launchpadlibrarian.net/89333622/buildlog_ubuntu-oneiric-amd64.rust_0.09-1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz | 07:27 |
StepNjump | there are plenty other ones .... supposedly some are best for long time storage, others are better at seek time, etc.. llutz_ | 07:27 |
kcantu | (i see the same error in pbuilder, too) | 07:27 |
StepNjump | I have a lot of readin to do | 07:27 |
kcantu | StepNjump: ext4 does enough journaling and so on that it should work well | 07:28 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: i never really cared about that. i used xfs once for some test but haven't seen any advantages for me in it, so i came back to ext4 | 07:28 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: go with solaris or bsd and use zfs :) | 07:28 |
lighy | Someone got an answer to that? http://askubuntu.com/questions/79647/how-to-get-suspend-when-idle-if-no-user-logged-in-lightdm | 07:28 |
StepNjump | ok kcantu llutz_ | 07:29 |
StepNjump | why llutz_ | 07:30 |
kcantu | StepNjump: if your data really matters, using some sort of RAID or BTRFS or ZFS with the right kind of mirroring is good | 07:30 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: from what i read, it is the most advanced fs today with some really neat features | 07:30 |
StepNjump | I used to love VMS | 07:30 |
abhi_ | hi. i have two user on a single 10.04 machine. i want to ecrypt only /home/user1 . i do not want to encrypt whole /home. how can i do this? help | 07:30 |
StepNjump | when I was ehom's age | 07:30 |
mahesh | I want to install two distribution 10 and 11 ubuntu on same machine , any body tell me how partition to be made, how the /home will be shared for both /// | 07:31 |
StepNjump | mmm I could look into it.. a friend of mine though lost all his family pictures years ago when he installed raid on his win machine.. poor guy... | 07:32 |
nightshade209 | mahesh: make a separate partition for /home | 07:32 |
StepNjump | and virus wise.. any of you running any antiviral app? | 07:32 |
llutz_ | not me | 07:33 |
StepNjump | cuz I am slowly transfering my data from my old win machine. I'm SURE I have virusi in there... I just don't know if they could run in here... probably not ig | 07:34 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: viri are not a linux-problem (yet). | 07:35 |
StepNjump | yes probably thanks to chmod! | 07:36 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: most computer users should better try to use /dev/brain than any antivir-snakeoil. | 07:36 |
StepNjump | I wonder if it would be best at times to run a desktop limited user account for daily use and thus reserve a separate account JUST for system administration | 07:38 |
StepNjump | /dev/brain lol | 07:38 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: always a good idea to separate accounts, keep them as limited as possible | 07:38 |
StepNjump | What the heck.. I'll try.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus/Avg and see if it slows down my computer much | 07:39 |
StepNjump | really... .. I'm glad you say that. I kinda had a feeling about it. | 07:39 |
StepNjump | with different passwords of course | 07:39 |
lighy | Someone got an answer to that? http://askubuntu.com/questions/79647/how-to-get-suspend-when-idle-if-no-user-logged-in-lightdm | 07:40 |
overclucker | cannot access /dev/brain: No such file or directory | 07:40 |
StepNjump | lol overclucker | 07:41 |
llutz_ | overclucker: common problem today... | 07:42 |
StepNjump | kids learn nothing in school anymore.. no wonder | 07:42 |
Humbedooh | did they ever learn anything? :> | 07:44 |
StepNjump | I took a class with some kids for work recently.. I couldn't stop noticing the kids texting during the class.. unbelievable! | 07:44 |
oneliner | the usual; "You re not special" | 07:45 |
overclucker | I saw a lot of that in my technical communication class last term | 07:45 |
najam | guys, can someone tell me where should I ask gnome-shell related doubts ? | 07:45 |
Humbedooh | maybe there's a #gnome ? | 07:46 |
najam | Humbedooh: I tried #gnome, no response :( | 07:46 |
aaschez | I want to re-install system. What kind of partitioning scheme should I follow? For a 320 GB HDD, is this fine - / 10GB, /var - 10GB, /usr - 10GB, swap - 5GB and rest to /home ? | 07:47 |
StepNjump | In my day, they would have ended up at the p..'s office in a nutshell overclucker | 07:47 |
llutz_ | aaschez: extra /usr makes no sense imho | 07:47 |
Humbedooh | stepnjump, that's when you set up a jammer in the classroom :> | 07:48 |
aaschez | llutz_: extra /usr ?? I used /, /var, /usr, /home, swap | 07:48 |
_HoochMan_ | najam: -> gnome related irc channels http://live.gnome.org/GnomeIrcChannels | 07:48 |
theconfuzzed | hello | 07:48 |
llutz_ | aaschez: why separate /usr? you cannot mount it ro anymore, so where is the benefit of it? | 07:48 |
theconfuzzed | i'm wondering, does anyone in here know how to create a printer that uses a command other than lpr to print? | 07:49 |
theconfuzzed | you can do it with openoffice using spadmin, but the pseudoprinter that openoffice creates only shows up in that app | 07:49 |
StepNjump | I know this is off topic but I'm 46 now and when I was in primary school, they would have us stand in line for long minutes until they heard nothing from us before we could get in.. even at -20 Celcius (0 F) before we could get in... If an idiot would move his boots and the teachers would hear a noise, we'd stay out for another 5 minutes... Now that's dicipline. | 07:50 |
CharminTheMoose | Hey, I built an ubuntu 11.04 debootstrap/chroot install and used the ubuntu bootcd package to create a bootable CD (with discover v2 included). I boot from a qemu emulator, but despite the driver being loaded and an IP seemingly being gotten, I can't seem to ping anything from the guest OS. Any hints on how to get this working? | 07:50 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: ooh, _those days_ .. | 07:51 |
StepNjump | When it's 32F, my kids aren't even allowed to go out for recess.. wow! ... I wonder what would happen to our cozy people if we lost the grid!!!! ouch | 07:51 |
StepNjump | yep! llutz_ And EVEN then.. it was nothing when my parents went to school with the nuns and the monks.. those really knew discipline let me tell you somethin! | 07:52 |
aaschez | llutz_: I consider splitting /var off usually. I'm thinking of having /usr. Afaik, /usr got most of the OS. So having /,/var,/home better? Because /usr doesn't overflow so much? But /usr is probably the biggest partition other than /home. | 07:52 |
overclucker | all we had ws a no ice ball rule, when it came to recess | 07:52 |
rabbi1 | guys, print screen isn't workin :( | 07:52 |
llutz_ | aaschez: having /usr on extra partition makes no sense to me at all anymore. consider moving /tmp to prevent / from being filled | 07:53 |
StepNjump | llutz_: I still hear the sound of silence in the summer when kids would barely move their little feet and you could hear the sound of small gravel under their feet in order to challenge the teacher's orders.. I tell you, I can still hear it in my /dev/brain! | 07:53 |
StepNjump | lol overclucker yep! | 07:54 |
aaschez | llutz_: How does separate /var helps | 07:54 |
aaschez | ? | 07:54 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: i remember that, i'm 49 | 07:54 |
mariusz | hej | 07:54 |
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najam | _HoochMan_: It mentioned irc.gnome.org, but how do we connect to it from xchat ? I am pretty new to ircing | 07:55 |
llutz_ | aaschez: /var hold logs which might increase unexpected and other temporary data. so it might be a good idea to have it extra | 07:55 |
_HoochMan_ | najam: go to the XChat menu and select network list, there you can add the server | 07:56 |
aaschez | llutz_: So should I have /, /var, /tmp, /home only? | 07:56 |
StepNjump | now I see my ex freakin out if the kids barely scratch their legs.. Hospital right away! Yet, she let them play video games... That would be a no no with me. I raised them kids. they turned really well and now that a magistrate decides that a woman is best, they will turn out spoiled... Well society can deal with all those future murders later... discipline is not a good thing according to them | 07:56 |
StepNjump | specialists anymore.. go figure | 07:56 |
llutz_ | aaschez: that's what i'd suggest | 07:56 |
StepNjump | i heard aaschez that having a separate /tmp is good for servers for security reasons.. read that somewhere | 07:56 |
aaschez | This is a desktop installtion here | 07:57 |
StepNjump | my swap on this netbook is off my SD card running at 85% swappiness and it works great! | 07:57 |
aaschez | llutz_: How much space should I assign to / , /var , /tmp ? | 07:57 |
StepNjump | oh yeah llutz_ you remember that! lol... Those were the days my friend! | 07:58 |
najam | <_HoochMan_>: thanks, but it says I mispelled it when assing irc.gnome.org | 07:59 |
najam | <_HoochMan_>: sorry typo meant "adding" :) | 07:59 |
StepNjump | do you guys think ubuntu will eventually suply us with a voice recognizing software eventually? | 07:59 |
_HoochMan_ | najam: sorry, dunno what to tell you on that one | 08:00 |
StepNjump | That's one good thing in MSFT... My suggestion to them is that they come up with a cloud app.. would work great | 08:00 |
llutz_ | aaschez: that depends on your usage. | 08:00 |
kcantu | StepNjump: yes, definitely, but it might be after our flying cars arrive | 08:00 |
StepNjump | aaschez: I found some websites that really tell you how much space to be alloted.. Do a search | 08:00 |
kcantu | StepNjump: (people have been expecting conversational talking computers since before the transistor was invented...) | 08:01 |
overclucker | it really does need voice. even phones have it aleady. | 08:01 |
kcantu | the way the phones do it is by letting a MASSIVE cluster of computers in a datacenter at Apple or Google do all the talking | 08:01 |
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StepNjump | yep I know!!! that's why I'm puzzled as to why we don't have it yet | 08:02 |
MJ94 | Can someone please help me with this error? I'm new to Ubuntu and am trying to install stuff from package manager. http://paste.ubuntu.com/796843/ | 08:02 |
StepNjump | We are already close to mind interraction with our computers uusing electrodes fed on /brain varlib | 08:02 |
_HoochMan_ | najam: I just added and connected to irc.gnome.org inside of XChat, does seem to work. | 08:03 |
StepNjump | and computer screen integrated in our sunglasses.. now that would be nice | 08:03 |
* kop stomps the fsck'n crap out of lubuntu | 08:04 | |
StepNjump | MJ94: sorry I checked at your error. Looks like a python error but don't know much about that sorry | 08:04 |
kop | ok sry , better now ... | 08:04 |
MJ94 | StepNjump: thanks anyway :) | 08:05 |
overclucker | kop: is lubuntu being unruly? | 08:05 |
StepNjump | What happened | 08:05 |
StepNjump | Is it a new install MJ94 | 08:05 |
MJ94 | VM | 08:05 |
StepNjump | You get this error when MJ94 | 08:06 |
kop | overclucker, base install of 10.04 lubuntu w/nvidia driver/kernel | 08:06 |
StepNjump | virtual machine? MJ94 | 08:06 |
kop | after enabling the second screen the menu fonts are so small that they can not be read with a magnifying glass | 08:06 |
MJ94 | StepNjump: yes | 08:07 |
kop | until I get a command line option or someone that regularly uses the desktop can point me to the right selections this desktop is useless | 08:07 |
aaschez | llutz_: What should be the minimum space atleast? | 08:07 |
StepNjump | mmm... Why don't you uninstall VM, reboot and try to reinstall? | 08:07 |
aaschez | llutz_: My usage includes, CAD, matlab, physics simulation and coding. | 08:08 |
llutz_ | aaschez: 10G for /, 5+ for /var, same for /tmp. but as i said, it depends on your usage | 08:08 |
StepNjump | if you can't find it in your synaptics dpkg -l virtual and then uninstall with dpkg -p whateverpackagelisted in previous step | 08:08 |
aaschez | llutz_: Ok, thanks | 08:08 |
kop | overclucker, it's a 1280x720 42" wide screen and the fonts are less than 1/16" tall !! | 08:09 |
StepNjump | if you can't find it in your synaptics dpkg -l virtual and then uninstall with dpkg -p whateverpackagelisted in previous step MJ94 | 08:09 |
MJ94 | Hmmm. | 08:09 |
aaschez | llutz_: And what about assigning /tmp specifically for server installtion as StepNjump was saying. Is it requirted for desktop installtions? | 08:09 |
* kop stomps the fsck'n crap out of lubuntu , again, just for good measure | 08:09 | |
llutz_ | aaschez: to make sure that /tmp wouldn't fill / it makes sense. on servers it has some other advantages, as you might mount /tmp ro,nodev,noexec,nosuid. | 08:10 |
kcantu | aaschez: IIRC /tmp is often a virtual folder now | 08:11 |
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paulina | jak tam : | 08:11 |
paulina | ;P | 08:11 |
aaschez | kcantu: I didn't get you.. what all contributes to /tmp ? | 08:12 |
StepNjump | to protect against database overflow | 08:12 |
llutz_ | tmpfs is widely used now | 08:13 |
kcantu | so if /tmp is on the same partition as /, some noob like I was could write a ton of data there and make your system unbootable | 08:13 |
aaschez | tmpfs, didn't know that. | 08:13 |
StepNjump | aaschez: The general idea is to create a partition with no execute permissions, then add it’s entry to fstab so that the un-executable block gets mounted as /tmp during boot. | 08:14 |
kop | main menu -> Preferences -> Customize Look and Feel. well fine , if I could read the fsck'n menu | 08:14 |
kcantu | if you have it on its own partition, filling /tmp means the admins can just laugh at noobs like me (as they did, thoroughly) | 08:14 |
aaschez | :S | 08:14 |
kcantu | if you have /tmp on tmpfs, like just in memory, then all i could do is maybe crash the machine | 08:15 |
* kop pours a nice hot cup of stfu . | 08:15 | |
StepNjump | aaschez: here's a great article on the security of /tmp if you're interested; http://www.tonylake.info/?p=233 | 08:15 |
aaschez | kcantu: So its advisable to use tmpfs instead of separate /tmp? | 08:17 |
aaschez | StepNjump: Thanks, I'll read that | 08:17 |
StepNjump | k | 08:17 |
StepNjump | aaschez: the article says if you chmod your /tmp dir with non execute rights, you should be fine.. but I didn't read the whole thing.. Quite interesting stuff | 08:18 |
StepNjump | thanks for bringing it up | 08:18 |
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llutz_ | StepNjump: not chmod -x, mount /tmp noexec. those are different things | 08:19 |
StepNjump | really llutz_ please explain.. you mean just the directory should be no execute, not the files? | 08:20 |
lighy | Someone got an answer to that? http://askubuntu.com/questions/79647/how-to-get-suspend-when-idle-if-no-user-logged-in-lightdm | 08:20 |
kcantu | aaschez: yeah, some distros now use tmpfs /tmp by default | 08:20 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: no, chmod -x /tmp would make /tmp inaccessible. mount -o noexec /tmp means, that you cannot run (bad) stuff from /tmp | 08:20 |
aaschez | kcantu: 'tmpfs /tmp ' ? | 08:21 |
llutz_ | StepNjump: man mount | less -p noexec | 08:21 |
StepNjump | mmm nice to know... aaschez please read llutz_ in case you didn't.. | 08:22 |
aaschez | kcantu: Are they two different things or... | 08:22 |
kcantu | aaschez: tmpfs and in RAM, instead of ext4 or whatever on a hard disk | 08:22 |
kcantu | aaschez: yes, two different things | 08:22 |
aaschez | kcantu: So in the installer, one can find the option for tmpfs like how one sees for swap and other fs ? | 08:22 |
StepNjump | mmm interesting.. trying to install avg for ubuntu and it tells me The installation of a package which violates the quality standards isn't allowed. This could cause serious problems on your computer. Please contact the person or organisation who provided this package.. | 08:23 |
kcantu | heheheh | 08:23 |
overclucker | why use avg, when there is clamscan? | 08:23 |
najam | <_HoochMan_>: thanks, I am not sure if its blocked from my n/w | 08:24 |
najam | I will take a look | 08:24 |
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_HoochMan_ | najam: no problem | 08:24 |
StepNjump | clamscan it will be then.. thanks overclucker | 08:24 |
aaschez | kcantu: How much RAM space you got for tmpfs? | 08:25 |
overclucker | StepNjump: it's what a lot of mail and file servers use to scan attachments and files | 08:25 |
StepNjump | yeah.. I installed it a while back but I had forgotten about it | 08:26 |
kcantu | aaschez: i think Ubuntu doesn't by default mount /tmp on a tmpfs http://askubuntu.com/questions/62928/why-doesnt-tmp-use-tmpfs | 08:28 |
aaschez | Duh | 08:28 |
kcantu | aaschez: and that's probably because a lot of people (myself included, sometimes) don't have a lot of RAM | 08:28 |
aaschez | kcantu: I got 4GB here, so I guess having separate /tmp is the only better option than tmpfs ? | 08:29 |
kcantu | aaschez: and i doubt the basic installers bother with this: since nothing persistent is stored in /tmp, it would be really easy to change that setup later, if you're one of the people who wants to change it | 08:29 |
kcantu | aaschez: if you're just doing simple stuff on your computer, having it on the same volume as / is fine | 08:30 |
aaschez | ah-ok | 08:30 |
kcantu | aaschez: i never bother to customize any of that stuff here at home or on dev machines at work | 08:30 |
kcantu | aaschez: if i was building a big server for lots of people to use, then i'd do stuff like that | 08:31 |
StepNjump | by default kcantu, does ubuntu automatically mounts a virtual /etc in RAM? | 08:31 |
mybox1776 | I was wondering, for someone who wants to start from scratch learning UNBUNTU/Linux in general (desktop, DNS, DHCP, etc etc) what book would you recommend? The "BIBLE" editions or the Orange "Unleashed" types? | 08:31 |
kcantu | StepNjump: probably not | 08:31 |
StepNjump | oh ok, it just happens in /tmp dir ok... | 08:32 |
mybox1776 | Like Ubuntu Unleashed 2011 edition? | 08:32 |
kcantu | mybox1776: it depends on what you mean by "from scratch" | 08:33 |
StepNjump | if there is anything that doesn't require immediate access to RAM, I would personally would like to create a separate partition for as i only run 1GB of RAM right now in this netbook... My SD card mounted as swap is great.. If you guys have any more ideas to alleviate the stress from the RAM, I am all ears | 08:34 |
kcantu | mybox1776: i like the O'Reilly book, Robbins and Beebe's "Classic Shell Scripting" | 08:34 |
mybox1776 | Im a Win Admin, and LINUX is something I want to implement. I want to scrap IIS and go w/ Apache.... | 08:35 |
aaschez | StepNjump: SD card as swap? | 08:35 |
StepNjump | Oreilly's books are great | 08:35 |
mybox1776 | But, I want to learn Linux in general - if it all there i a book that can cover basic to advanced.... | 08:35 |
StepNjump | yesssir aaschez .. I know a lot of people grind their teeth just at the thought but it works great | 08:35 |
mybox1776 | these unleashed books look pretty good, but... O'Reilley looks advanced off the get go | 08:36 |
aaschez | StepNjump: No, I didn't get how you are using SD card as swap | 08:36 |
mybox1776 | am I wrong? | 08:36 |
kcantu | mybox1776: then definitely you'll benefit from picking up more fluency with the shell, but probably want some more things to read, as well | 08:36 |
A_J | hey all how do i re-attach sceens ? | 08:36 |
aBound | mybox1776, A book called UNIX and Linux Administration Handbook. Is an interesting read. | 08:36 |
StepNjump | It works good for me aaschez | 08:36 |
StepNjump | plus, the netbook runs much cooler | 08:36 |
aaschez | StepNjump: Agreed. But 'how' are you using SD card? | 08:37 |
StepNjump | I'll probably toast the card in a few months but I don't care.. I'll buy another one when that happens aaschez | 08:37 |
aaschez | ah-ok | 08:37 |
bindi | StepNjump: buy more ram. cheaper on the long runr | 08:37 |
bindi | a 4GB stick costs like 30€ | 08:37 |
StepNjump | well, i just mounted it as swap... You know how to change your swap ? | 08:37 |
aaschez | StepNjump: Nope | 08:38 |
mybox1776 | While I am here, can I ask a question about possible spawning processes that don't go away in the latest version I am runningn now? For example, when running 'htop' I am seeing sooooooo many processes that are just sitting there doing nothing but taking up memory... and like, when I open chromium up, there are literally 30-30 PIDS | 08:38 |
StepNjump | bindi: I know but my netbook is warrantied for 2 years. Bought it at costco on my amex so they double up the warranty... If I open it up, I just forfitted the warranty so .. maybe in 1 year, then I'll open it. I know the RAM is cheap. Its just a matter of warranty for me | 08:39 |
StepNjump | check tinyurl.com/ebplxswap | 08:39 |
StepNjump | aaschez: look above | 08:39 |
nightshade209 | mybox1776: chromium opens each tab as a different process | 08:39 |
bindi | StepNjump: it won't void the warranty, there's a special latch you can open for accessing the ram | 08:39 |
StepNjump | just follow the instructions | 08:39 |
kcantu | mybox1776: I am really curious about Michael Kerrisk's book, "The Linux Programming Interface" (this guy maintains the Linux manpages) http://man7.org/tlpi/index.html | 08:39 |
StepNjump | not onthis netbook bindi | 08:40 |
bindi | StepNjump: which? | 08:40 |
mybox1776 | and whenever I go to a site w/ flash (youtube) the CPU cranks at 100% and when I close the browser the .bin file forgot what it is) stays at 100% | 08:40 |
aaschez | StepNjump: You mean https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq#What_is_swappiness_and_how_do_I_change_it.3F ? | 08:40 |
mybox1776 | I know, but I literrally only have one tab open... google mail... and If I do have more then close out of them, they remain... memory goes way down. I have fast sony laptop w/ 4GB ram... | 08:40 |
mybox1776 | I have like 520MB mem left avail. | 08:40 |
kcantu | mybox1776: Flash is a hideous wart | 08:41 |
StepNjump | yep aaschez | 08:41 |
nightshade209 | mybox1776: huh, that's way too much then... installed too many extensions or stuff? | 08:41 |
libnotify | does vi recognize the registered trademard sign? | 08:41 |
mybox1776 | tell me this anyone... Ihave 67 of /usr/sbin/console-kit-daemon --no daemon processes open | 08:41 |
kcantu | mybox1776: there are like a zillion tiny little background programs running that are never a problem, though (especially with Linux with a GUI running) | 08:41 |
mybox1776 | no fresh install | 08:42 |
sujith_ | hi | 08:42 |
A_J | can someone help me open a running screen of rtorrent. | 08:42 |
bindi | A_J: screen -r name | 08:42 |
StepNjump | Aspire D255-1268 bindi | 08:42 |
kcantu | mybox1776: FreeBSD/NetBSD people tell me BSD is wonderful because you don't see the clutter of so many programs running on a base system | 08:42 |
mybox1776 | I apt'ed chromium-browser | 08:42 |
libnotify | kcantu: BSD is the power | 08:42 |
sujith_ | I have some issues with ubuntu 11.10 installation on virtualbox | 08:42 |
mybox1776 | kcantu can I send you a screencap?/ | 08:42 |
sujith_ | can anybody help me | 08:43 |
kl4m | !ask | 08:43 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 08:43 |
A_J | thanks bindi | 08:43 |
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kcantu | mybox1776: sure, but i bet the only problem is that Flash is a horrible piece of bloatware | 08:43 |
libnotify | ok again i ask, does vi recognize the registered trademark sign? | 08:44 |
kcantu | libnotify: unicode, sure | 08:44 |
libnotify | kk | 08:44 |
mybox1776 | sent.... I get that (about flash) | 08:44 |
StepNjump | aaschez: swapon and swapoff are related commands | 08:44 |
kcantu | libnotify: but maybe by default it wants to talk non-UTF-8 and be annoying | 08:44 |
mybox1776 | I guess I am just concerned that my memory is dissapearing | 08:44 |
libnotify | eh... | 08:44 |
libnotify | so | 08:45 |
mybox1776 | I feel like I am running Windows Millenium/Vista | 08:45 |
StepNjump | bindi: did you find a wway? | 08:45 |
meco | When I'm running with openbox, sometimes gnome gets invoked and the openbox menu then diasappears. Is there some way to close down gnome again? I don't see anything in 'top' than I can shut down. | 08:45 |
bindi | StepNjump: no :P its hard | 08:45 |
StepNjump | told you bindi lol | 08:46 |
libnotify | meco i just manually added the menu to the pannel | 08:46 |
L11 | Hey all. Should I upgrade my laptop from 10.10 to 11.10? | 08:47 |
libnotify | L11: as you wish | 08:47 |
nightshade209 | L11: any reason you don't want to? | 08:47 |
kcantu | libnotify: my .vimrc has a chunk of thing to turn on UTF-8 whenever possible, so i get unicode: https://raw.github.com/killerswan/configs/master/.vimrc (see the block starting with "if has(multi_byte)") | 08:47 |
L11 | No specific reason I was just wondering if it worked ok | 08:48 |
nightshade209 | L11: ya, it does | 08:48 |
libnotify | L11: it does | 08:48 |
kcantu | sujith_: whats the problem? | 08:48 |
libnotify | oh kcantu will check it out, thanks | 08:49 |
libnotify | oh=ok* | 08:49 |
meco | libnotify: OK, but what happens here is that not the entire gnome inteface appears, only the wallpaper and desktop icons. So I lose access to any menus. I see a solution in adding terminal as a desktop icon, but I'd like to have some other option for this . | 08:49 |
meco | libnotify: I.e. now my best solution seems the ability to log out and log on again. | 08:50 |
libnotify | meco: right click on your panel, select add to panel, then add whatever you want | 08:51 |
meco | libnotify: But the panel isn't here. | 08:51 |
AlanBell | jf7 | 08:51 |
CharminTheMoose | Hey, I built an ubuntu 11.04 debootstrap/chroot install and used the ubuntu bootcd package to create a bootable CD (with discover v2 included). I boot from a qemu emulator, but despite the driver being loaded and an IP seemingly being gotten, I can't seem to ping anything from the guest OS. Any hints on how to get this working? | 08:51 |
AlanBell | oops, sorry | 08:51 |
L11 | Update manager only gives me the option of 10.10 to 11.04, not 10.10 to 11.10 | 08:52 |
nightshade209 | L11: ya, its 10.04 to 10.10, then 10.10 to 11.04 and so on | 08:52 |
L11 | So I'd have to upgrade to 11.04 then to 11.10? | 08:52 |
libnotify | no shortcut | 08:52 |
nightshade209 | L11: ya, think so | 08:53 |
nightshade209 | L11: unless you want to do a fresh install | 08:53 |
libnotify | meco: have you logged out and in again? | 08:53 |
arkiver | Hi i want to upgrade my ubuntu 11.04 to 11.10 . I have an ISO image which i downloaded. i would like to know which tool can i use for booting and installing it using a USB flashdrive | 08:54 |
robde | hello, how can I figure out why webmin crashes all the time? | 08:54 |
arkiver | i tried using unetbootin but its not working . gives "boot error" | 08:55 |
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nightshade209 | arkiver: doesnt 11.04 have some built-in USB install tool? | 08:55 |
llutz_ | !webmin | robde check the logs, try to make it more verbose. | 08:55 |
ubottu | robde check the logs, try to make it more verbose.: webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. | 08:55 |
urlin2u | arkiver, try tre startup creator | 08:55 |
urlin2u | the8 | 08:56 |
almoxarife | arkiver: whats wrong with 'start-disk-creator'? in systems | 08:56 |
arkiver | almoxarife, wasnt aware of it ! | 08:56 |
almoxarife | arkiver: should be there | 08:56 |
robde | llutz_: what would you recommend using instead? | 08:57 |
llutz_ | robde: learn to configure the stuff manually using an editor | 08:57 |
StepNjump | sometimes I install a package and the installer doesn't bother to create a link in the application menu. Is there a way to ensure it does? | 08:58 |
robde | llutz_: I'm able to do that. but I like to have an additioinal web administration | 08:58 |
aaschez | kcantu: Arbit but what did you mean by 'if you have it on its own partition, filling /tmp means the admins can just laugh' | 08:58 |
arkiver | almoxarife, i'm on it ! thanks | 08:59 |
arkiver | nightshade209, yep, found it ! thanks | 08:59 |
nightshade209 | arkiver: cool | 09:00 |
llutz_ | robde: i don't use such, so i can't recommend any | 09:00 |
cozmoo | how do you free up a port and disconnect any apps using it? | 09:00 |
robde | does somebody know a supported alternative to webmin? | 09:00 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: there are some apps that wont create a .desktop link, you can create the .desktop file | 09:00 |
cozmoo | how do you free up a port and disconnect any apps using it?aanyone? | 09:01 |
StepNjump | almoxarife: how? | 09:02 |
meco | libnotify: Did you respond to my last question? I had to reboot... | 09:02 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: how what? | 09:02 |
Andy[1] | hey guys, has anyone here encountered issues with vnc not updating on the client side? | 09:02 |
llutz_ | cozmoo: find the app listening on that port (sudo lsof -i :<portnumber>) and stop it | 09:02 |
StepNjump | like for instance, I downloaded nautilus-clamscan from the USC sofware center. It didn't create a link... I searched for whereis clamshell... nothing.. I even downloaded clamav and tried dpkg -l clam almoxarife .. I forgot the * though.. I'll try that again | 09:03 |
libnotify | sorry was getting a beer @ meco. did you win? | 09:04 |
kcantu | aaschez: if you write data to fill your / partition, bad things can happen making it unbootable | 09:04 |
sujith__ | I am facing some display issues in installing ubuntu 11.10 on viirtualbox | 09:04 |
sujith__ | can anybody help me | 09:04 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: that would be because -calmscan is ran from within nautilus, right click on file and choose clamthing | 09:04 |
kcantu | aaschez: if you write data to fill your separate /tmp or /var partition, the system will still be able to boot | 09:04 |
llutz_ | kcantu: usually /tmp is emptied at boottime | 09:04 |
libnotify | sujith_: don't ask to ask. ask straight away | 09:04 |
meco | libnotify: I wrote that I don't have a panel when that happens. | 09:05 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: you installed a extension to nautilus | 09:05 |
aaschez | llutz_: That's what made me wonder how /tmp can cause no boting | 09:05 |
aaschez | booting | 09:05 |
kcantu | aaschez: if, however, you fill your /tmp folder which is on the same partition as /, then you might be unable to boot | 09:06 |
llutz_ | kcantu: very unlikely, grep TMPTIME /etc/default/rcS | 09:06 |
StepNjump | almoxarife... mmm I'm not sure I know what to mean by an extention.. Yes first off I apt-get installed clamav then I went to the software center and installed from there the nautilus-clamav frontend... Of course I could run it from the konsole but I would rather have an icon... However, I don't know where those two are located.. I tried whereis | 09:07 |
kcantu | llutz_: it is good that they've made problems more unlikely | 09:07 |
AlanBell | StepNjump: nautilus is the gnome file manager, nautilus-clamav probably adds a rightclick menu to scan things in nautilus at a guess | 09:08 |
StepNjump | almoxarife: I did a locate clam and found a .desktop file there.... | 09:08 |
StepNjump | mm possible.. let me check that smart thinking AlanBell | 09:09 |
AlanBell | StepNjump: are you using kubuntu? (you mentioned konsole) | 09:09 |
kcantu | llutz_: historically, the problem probably has more to do with how crappy old filesystems become horrible when totally full | 09:09 |
StepNjump | Is Art Bell related to you? | 09:09 |
StepNjump | no.. sorry terminal natty AlanBell | 09:10 |
kcantu | llutz_: if / is never corrupted when totally full, then that line in the rc script solves all the problem | 09:10 |
llutz_ | kcantu: that is why there is a root-reserved amount of space when you create new filesystems. it enables root to fix it, even if a filesystem is "full " (for users) | 09:11 |
lyrae | when X boots up,how does it know which wallpaper to use? | 09:11 |
AlanBell | StepNjump: no idea who Art is :) and great, thought you might be mixing kubuntu and ubuntu which works, but can get confusing. | 09:11 |
StepNjump | how to run clamtk.desktop? | 09:11 |
StepNjump | However AlanBell, I will be forced to transfer to kubuntu in the next few months because I can't stand the unity crappy crap! | 09:12 |
StepNjump | Art Bell, look him up.. www.qrz.com/w6obb | 09:13 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: lets assume you are using ubuntu and you want to scan a folder, from what you said you installed you should be able to right click on the folder with nautilus and see an option to 'clam/virus' check, same applies to a file | 09:13 |
StepNjump | almoxarife: art bell started the nightly show called coasttocoast am. He's also a ham radio operator... Before george noory | 09:15 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: i didnt ask you | 09:15 |
StepNjump | sorry almoxarife | 09:16 |
StepNjump | art bell started the nightly show called coasttocoast am. He's also a ham radio operator... Before george noory AlanBell | 09:17 |
StepNjump | that's why I'm not a air traffic controller | 09:17 |
AlanBell | ok, but lets try to keep things on-topic, there are a lot of people here | 09:18 |
StepNjump | sure | 09:18 |
rypervenche | Why not just run clamscan from the CLI? | 09:18 |
AlanBell | rypervenche: because the question was along the lines of: what does the nautilus-clamscan package do? | 09:19 |
almoxarife | rypervenche: because ubuntu allows you to do it with gui, that is the point of ubuntu | 09:19 |
rypervenche | eww | 09:19 |
* rypervenche hugs his Debian. | 09:19 | |
almoxarife | rypervenche: you got a question? | 09:20 |
sujith__ | I am facing some display issues in installing ubuntu 11.10 on viirtualbox | 09:20 |
sujith__ | can anybody help me | 09:20 |
AlanBell | what are the display issues sujith__? and what is the host OS and have you done anything with virtualbox extensions? | 09:21 |
almoxarife | sujith__: which virtualbox version? | 09:21 |
StepNjump | Yes i guess I should do that ... I was hoping to program regular scans almoxarife rypervenche | 09:21 |
AlanBell | !virus | StepNjump | 09:22 |
ubottu | StepNjump: Antivirus is something you don't need on !Linux. except where files are then passed to windows computers (perhaps using samba), See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus | 09:22 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: scanning linux is a waste of time, unless you are scanning jointly used files with a windows system | 09:22 |
meco | What has happended when facebook suddenly becomes like this: http://imagebin.org/192439 | 09:23 |
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StepNjump | yep that's exactly why almoxarife | 09:24 |
StepNjump | most of my files are on win right now... slowly converting to linux.. but in the meanwhile, I am smb://ing to winbox | 09:25 |
almoxarife | meco: firefox issue? | 09:26 |
StepNjump | rypervenche: is it ok to clamscan / recursively on a mounted system while it's running? | 09:27 |
maestrojed | I'm running 10.04, Any one own/recommend a TV input card or brand. Specifically to build a DVR with. Maybe using MythTV. ? | 09:28 |
meco | almoxarife: Could be, I'll in a firefox channel.... Ah... now I've seeing the font colos in konversation being mess up also: http://imagebin.org/192440 | 09:28 |
visual1ce | hi again | 09:28 |
Rayston | anyone know the command to start the calendar/clock that is normally in my app bar? | 09:29 |
visual1ce | when i try and transfer certain video files to my android phone in banshee i get an error: format not supported by device and no converter found. is there a way i can find out what banshee is trying to call ? maybe something is missing | 09:29 |
almoxarife | Rayston: do you normally see it? | 09:30 |
aaschez | Is it advisable to run shutdown command with a time delay if a upgrade is running and taking long? | 09:30 |
rypervenche | StepNjump: It's fine | 09:30 |
Rayston | never mind, I found it, it had just not started this latest reboot, did not want to reboot again, thanx though | 09:30 |
StepNjump | k tnx rypervenche | 09:30 |
Jordan_U | visual1ce: I would guess that it's trying to use gstreamer. Can you play the video in Totem? | 09:30 |
rypervenche | StepNjump: sudo clamscan -ir -l logfile /path/to/directory | 09:31 |
rypervenche | StepNjump: run sudo freshclam first though | 09:31 |
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StepNjump | I did rypervenche thanks.. yes.. | 09:32 |
visual1ce | jordan i think so too - i can play the videos in banshee | 09:32 |
StepNjump | should I run clamscan as sudo rypervenche ? | 09:32 |
visual1ce | ill check in totem | 09:32 |
akpk | something wrong with my bluetooth. | 09:33 |
akpk | Ubuntu 11.10 | 09:33 |
meco | This is what konversation looks like no. Any clues what this is that also affects firefox? I', using openbox btw. http://imagebin.org/192441 | 09:33 |
akpk | Bluetooth 3.0 | 09:33 |
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visual1ce | they open fine in totem | 09:34 |
visual1ce | weird | 09:34 |
meco | This is what konversation looks like now. Any clues what this is that also affects firefox? I'm using openbox btw. http://imagebin.org/192441 | 09:34 |
StepNjump | rypervenche: thanks for the switches | 09:34 |
samba35 | i run dpkg --get-selections |grep -i apache show deinstall what ismean | 09:35 |
llutz_ | samba35: it was removed | 09:36 |
samba35 | i want to remove all apache file with configuration and reinstalled | 09:36 |
samba35 | but i am not able to remove config file from apache | 09:36 |
virtuaposta | samba35, use --purge | 09:36 |
llutz_ | samba35: sudo apt-get purge apache... | 09:36 |
samba35 | yes i try that | 09:37 |
visual1ce | how do i tail log again? | 09:38 |
almoxarife | visual1ce: with gnome-system-log, tails it every time for me | 09:39 |
rypervenche | StepNjump: I do | 09:39 |
StepNjump | Yes it won't scan / if not run as sudo but will run without sudo when scanning home dir | 09:40 |
llutz_ | visual1ce: tail -20 logfile for the last 20 lines, or "tailf logfile" to get last lines continously | 09:40 |
StepNjump | rypervenche: see up | 09:40 |
StepNjump | is there an app I could install that could put my mouse pad for sleep while I'm typing? This is annoying... Often times I will be typing and then the mouse will start moving all over the place because I barely touch it with my fingers whilst typing... | 09:42 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: what is the point of scanning as root? root sniffs out a virus better? | 09:42 |
visual1ce | Caught an exception - System.ApplicationException: The mov format is not supported by the device, and no converter was found to convert it (in `Banshee.Dap') at Banshee.Dap.DapSource.AddTrackAndIncrementCount (Banshee.Collection.Database.DatabaseTrackInfo track) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0 | 09:42 |
visual1ce | banshee dap? | 09:42 |
StepNjump | almoxarife: oh... Unless clamav is already infected or got infected afterwards... I guess everything is possilble | 09:43 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: there is a option to hide cursor, in 'mouse' config | 09:43 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: cant virus linux! | 09:43 |
Simpson_2 | what is wrong when on a thinkpad my screen switch button doesn't generate a acpi event !? | 09:44 |
StepNjump | Yes there is a small option there but it does nothing | 09:44 |
StepNjump | disable touchpad while typing almoxarife .. in mouse config.. Saw it but does nothing... I'll have to see in gconf editor see if I can increase the delay from there | 09:46 |
klikni | under system info -> graphics it is listed : driver unknown, experience standard. Why is it unknown? Is my graphic card isntalled/configured correctly? | 09:46 |
virtuaposta | StepNjump, install touchpad-indicator | 09:47 |
virtuaposta | it will allow you to disable and enable touchpad with immidiet effects | 09:47 |
virtuaposta | you may can find more details from http://ubuntuguide.net/quickly-enabledisable-laptop-touchpad-with-touchpad-indicator-in-ubuntu-10-10 | 09:48 |
StepNjump | oh interesting virtuaposta | 09:48 |
StepNjump | thank you very much virtuaposta | 09:49 |
virtuaposta | welcome | 09:49 |
almoxarife | klikni: the card is installed, the drivers (correct ones) perhaps not | 09:49 |
meco | This is what konversation looks like now. Any clues what this is that also affects firefox? I'm using openbox btw. http://imagebin.org/192441 | 09:49 |
virtuaposta | meco, not able to collect the issue, can you describe some more? | 09:52 |
docwhat | Help! When I reboot 11.04 on my VPS, it doesn't start up anything other than something called plymouth and sshd (thank the computer gods about that)! | 09:54 |
docwhat | runlevel says "unknown" | 09:54 |
meco | virtuaposta: The colors of the text are changed, e.g. now highlighted text is shown as white on white and I have to drag the mouse over it to see what it says | 09:55 |
yumbo | Is there a way to fix AMD open source drivers load/power consumption? | 09:56 |
yumbo | Ubuntu idles ~10 degrees C higher than Windows :( | 09:56 |
virtuaposta | meco, change the Theme from Appearance. | 09:56 |
virtuaposta | meco not sure about konversation if there is any option to take system themes or if we can change konversations theme | 09:58 |
jameslordhz | hi | 09:58 |
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jameslordhz | why i cannot open directory from firefox's download list? | 09:59 |
virtuaposta | docwhat, plymouth is responsible for the graphical display, animation and logging. I wonder of sshd is unknown to you. Please give some more details | 09:59 |
jameslordhz | how to config default brower program in ubuntu? | 09:59 |
meco | virtuaposta: I'm using openbox. I don't have any themes | 10:00 |
virtuaposta | jameslordhz, System \ Preferences \ Preferred Applications | 10:00 |
almoxarife | meco: so whats the point of asking questions on ubuntu? | 10:00 |
jameslordhz | firefox's download list is a gui, there is context menu which shows open this directory, i click it, and nothing happened:( | 10:00 |
jameslordhz | virtuaposta i am using ubuntu, dude:( | 10:01 |
meco | almoxarife: Well, openbox is a wm, not an OS | 10:01 |
virtuaposta | jameslordhz, thats for ubuntu only :) | 10:01 |
arkiver | I want to upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10 . i have the ISO file. and also burned onto a cd . how can i upgrade using the cd /iso ? | 10:01 |
docwhat | virtuaposta: After rebooting, this is what my system looks like: http://paste.ubuntu.com/796896/ | 10:02 |
docwhat | That's it. No postfix, apache, etc. | 10:02 |
jameslordhz | virtuaposta there is no dir named Prefered Applications in ubuntu:( | 10:02 |
StepNjump | virtuaposta, yes this touchpad indicator seems to be great! Thanks a million for that. Supposedly it's just supported for 10.10. I'm on natty. Seems to be ok on here too... You saved my sanity.... This is great!!!! | 10:02 |
virtuaposta | my pleasure StepNjump :) | 10:03 |
almoxarife | meco: you have plugged that question how dont know how many times, only to tell us that there is no ubuntu fix for the problem, sounds like a #openbox or #linux question | 10:03 |
StepNjump | Anybody here ever found a way to kick unity out of the door and go back to classic Gnome in 11.10? | 10:03 |
gray | aha……第一次用IRC,好神奇啊! | 10:03 |
wookienz | safelinking.net down? | 10:04 |
almoxarife | jameslordhz: firefox defaults d/l's to ~/Downloads i do believe, in a ubuntu system | 10:04 |
StepNjump | Yes i had been looking for this kind of stuff for ages! Unbelievable how much more comfortable it is.. It was hard to keep the thumbs off the touchpad! Nice stuff inDEED! | 10:04 |
virtuaposta | jameslordhz, is that the output from terminal inside gnome or system started in default runlevel terminal? | 10:04 |
jameslordhz | almoxarife i have changed this dir | 10:04 |
[deXter] | StepNjump, you can install MATE if you want | 10:04 |
almoxarife | jameslordhz: changed it to ? | 10:05 |
meco | almoxarife: One problem is that openbox doesn't even seem to have a dedicated forum, let alone an irc channel. So I'm asking here since openbox users are likely to be here, at least they have been in the past. | 10:05 |
StepNjump | [deXter]: what is mate? | 10:05 |
[deXter] | StepNjump, It's a fork of gnome2 | 10:05 |
StepNjump | oh ok... and it replaces unity destop [deXter] ? | 10:06 |
[deXter] | StepNjump, Not exactly; in the login screen you can choose which session to login to, so simply choose MATE instead of Unity | 10:07 |
[deXter] | the choice is remembered so next time you'll login directly into MATE | 10:07 |
virtuaposta | StepNjump, try this http://linux-software-news-tutorials.blogspot.com/2011/10/ubuntu-1110-oneiric-remove-unity-and.html (I personally not tried this, best luck ;) ) | 10:07 |
StepNjump | oh nice stuff!!!! [deXter] that is the reason I didn't wqnt to upgrade to 11.10.... I know my days are numbered | 10:08 |
docwhat | virtuaposta: I can *sort of* work around this by typing telinit 2, but that isn't running all the startup stuff. | 10:08 |
StepNjump | thanks virtuaposta ... gosh, there are a lot of gmta tonight | 10:08 |
[deXter] | StepNjump, http://ubuntuguide.net/ubuntu-11-10-install-classic-gnome2-desktop-linux-mint-mate | 10:09 |
StepNjump | your link virtuaposta is 404 | 10:09 |
wildc4rd | running a ubuntu desktop box as a media player, what is the best/easiest way to change tracks, play/pause etc at a distance? | 10:09 |
StepNjump | thanks [deXter] I'll check it out | 10:09 |
virtuaposta | StepNjump, http://linux-software-news-tutorials.blogspot.com/2011/10/ubuntu-1110-oneiric-remove-unity-and.html its opening on my side :\ | 10:10 |
[deXter] | wildc4rd, do you have a smartphone? | 10:10 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: does the word 'troll' have any significance to you? btw, the link works | 10:10 |
arkiver | I want to upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10 . i have the ISO file. and also burned onto a cd . how can i upgrade using the cd /iso ? | 10:10 |
wildc4rd | [deXter] yes | 10:10 |
CharminTheMoose | Hey, I built an ubuntu 11.04 debootstrap/chroot install and used the ubuntu bootcd package to create a bootable CD (with discover v2 included). I boot from a qemu emulator, but despite the driver being loaded and an IP seemingly being gotten, I can't seem to ping anything from the guest OS. Any hints on how to get this working? | 10:11 |
[deXter] | wildc4rd, then there are many remote media player control apps.. on the android for eg, there's a VLC remote app you can use | 10:11 |
[deXter] | to control VLC player | 10:11 |
wildc4rd | [deXter] really? I'll have a look! | 10:11 |
StepNjump | troll? almoxarife yes... like in the movie? Or like me, or some other creatures? | 10:12 |
[deXter] | welcome back, FloodBot1 :) | 10:12 |
sarkis | foo | 10:12 |
k6b | wtf is going on | 10:12 |
k6b | O.o | 10:12 |
sarkis | im trippin out man | 10:13 |
sarkis | O_O | 10:13 |
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sako | o.O | 10:13 |
almoxarife | sako: take it elsewhere | 10:13 |
StepNjump | oh I understand virtuaposta ... I'm running weechat here and when I clicked on the link, it only pasted half the link because the rest is on the second line here in my window | 10:14 |
k6b | o.O | 10:14 |
k6b | O.o | 10:14 |
StepNjump | ok now it's working virtuaposta sorry abt that | 10:15 |
meneteau | bonjour | 10:15 |
StepNjump | bonjour meneteau | 10:15 |
meneteau | can somebody help me ? | 10:15 |
StepNjump | oui | 10:15 |
StepNjump | quoi | 10:15 |
virtuaposta | !ask | 10:15 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 10:15 |
k6b | lol | 10:15 |
StepNjump | demandes et on te répondra! | 10:15 |
k6b | !patience | 10:16 |
ubottu | Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 10:16 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: english | 10:16 |
k6b | hahaha | 10:16 |
meneteau | comment ajouter mot passe au demarrage session | 10:16 |
Sidewinder1 | StepNjump, Since you're interested in security, you may wish to have a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=510812 | 10:16 |
StepNjump | Oh this guy said bonjour so I thought I could answer him in french | 10:16 |
sako | !patience | 10:16 |
jameslordhz | why i cannot open dir from third party dir? | 10:16 |
almoxarife | meneteau: english | 10:16 |
jameslordhz | third party program | 10:16 |
sako | jameslordhz: is that even a question? | 10:16 |
sako | jameslordhz: what do you mean? | 10:17 |
k6b | lol | 10:17 |
StepNjump | thanks Sidewinder1 ... I'll check it out... I always liked Mac for it's security... Linux is a little bit like a cheaper version of mac | 10:17 |
virtuaposta | :) | 10:17 |
almoxarife | jameslordhz: you dont own the folder? | 10:17 |
wildc4rd | [deXter] got the app installed (and I'm already running VLC) do I need to make any changes PC side as it refuses connection currently | 10:17 |
k6b | StepNjump: what are you talking about | 10:17 |
jameslordhz | i own that fold in fact:( | 10:17 |
almoxarife | jameslordhz: the third party is borked | 10:17 |
sako | jameslordhz: english man | 10:17 |
sako | jameslordhz: do you speak it? | 10:18 |
StepNjump | k6b.. sorry... I meant another guy meneteau... I'm alzeihmers lol | 10:18 |
visual1ce | http://banshee-media-player.2283330.n4.nabble.com/iphone-video-compatibility-problem-td2998763.html#a3091481 | 10:18 |
visual1ce | bug | 10:18 |
visual1ce | oh well | 10:18 |
visual1ce | SIGH | 10:18 |
jameslordhz | sake cannot open dir from context menu:( | 10:18 |
StepNjump | don,t take it personally.. I meant meneteau when he came on, he said Hi in french.. that's why I answered him in french.. Didn't mean to say you. My mistake. Appologies. | 10:18 |
steffen | hey bin neu in ubuntu kann mir jemand sagen wie word hier heißt ...? | 10:19 |
sako | jameslordhz: get a macbook pro | 10:19 |
sako | use OSX problem solved | 10:19 |
llutz_ | !de | steffen openoffice-writer sollte es sein | 10:19 |
almoxarife | !ot | StepNjump | 10:19 |
ubottu | steffen openoffice-writer sollte es sein: In den meisten Ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuche bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Einfach "/join #ubuntu-de" eingeben. Danke für Dein Verständnis! | 10:19 |
ubottu | StepNjump: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 10:19 |
sako | no more problems | 10:19 |
k6b | or use gnome 3 same thing | 10:19 |
aaschez | chroot /mount/point /bin/bash is giving me error saying no such file or directory | 10:19 |
aaschez | How to fix? | 10:19 |
StepNjump | can I answer meneteau in french? | 10:19 |
steffen | okay thanks | 10:19 |
StepNjump | un instant meneteau | 10:19 |
meneteau | STEPnJUMP ! PEUX TU M'AIDRE STP ? | 10:19 |
sako | bonjour menetaue | 10:20 |
k6b | !fr | StepNjump | 10:20 |
ubottu | StepNjump: 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. | 10:20 |
k6b | hahahah | 10:20 |
[deXter] | wildc4rd, yes you must star the HTTP server in VLC | 10:20 |
k6b | this bot is trippy | 10:20 |
almoxarife | !en | StepNjump | 10:20 |
ubottu | StepNjump: The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList | 10:20 |
meneteau | BONJOUR, MERCI D AVANCE | 10:20 |
k6b | lol | 10:20 |
[deXter] | wildc4rd, vlc --extraintf=luahttp --fullscreen --http-album-art --qt-start-minimized | 10:20 |
visual1ce | is anybody actually working on banshee or?? | 10:20 |
sako | meneteau: merci bokouuu | 10:20 |
jameslordhz | sake but i am using ubuntu | 10:20 |
visual1ce | that bug is from 2010 | 10:20 |
StepNjump | je dois m'assurer que je peux parler en francais... attend je t'envoie un message direct... d'accord? Il y a des gens qui préfèrent l'anglais ici. Ca te vas? | 10:20 |
almoxarife | !en | StepNjump | 10:20 |
docwhat | virtuaposta: Was that enough information to be helpful? | 10:20 |
sako | jameslordhz: thats the problem, you use linux but you don't need | 10:20 |
[deXter] | wildc4rd, Also, check http://code.google.com/p/android-vlc-remote/wiki/Troubleshooting | 10:21 |
sako | jameslordhz: don't use wrong tools that you dunno how to use | 10:21 |
sako | jameslordhz: waste of time | 10:21 |
meneteau | ok StepNjump, try in english !!! | 10:21 |
StepNjump | ok almoxarife we'll talk directly | 10:21 |
virtuaposta | which info docwhat ? sorry did I missed something? | 10:21 |
sako | jameslordhz: i troll you long time | 10:21 |
StepNjump | hold on meneteau, I will message you directly | 10:21 |
k6b | lulz sako some folks should stick to XP | 10:21 |
ugax | join #grancanaria | 10:22 |
sako | k6b: i mean if you can't figure out permissions on your own.. it must be a struggle running linux.. | 10:23 |
sako | why torture yourself | 10:23 |
k6b | haha | 10:23 |
andyn | no. gc is full of drunk brits on vacation. | 10:23 |
k6b | this place is always amusing, anyone have any real questions? | 10:24 |
k6b | :D | 10:24 |
sako | never | 10:24 |
k6b | truth | 10:24 |
Jordan_U | sako: Please be respectfull, and actually helpfull, while helping in this channel. | 10:24 |
sako | k6b ping me testing out my notifications | 10:24 |
k6b | ping | 10:25 |
Jordan_U | sako: Next time please use #test for things like this. | 10:25 |
k6b | lol | 10:25 |
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aaschez | I'm trying to chroot into old system using liveusb. I did all the necessary commands but at the end when I inputted chroot /mnt/point /bin/bash .. it gives error that failed to create seomthing... How to fix it? | 10:25 |
k6b | failed to create what aaschez | 10:25 |
docwhat | virtuaposta: No worries. After rebooting, this is what my system looks like: http://paste.ubuntu.com/796896/ -- There is no apache, postfix, nor anything else. | 10:25 |
k6b | failed to create......toast? | 10:25 |
aaschez | k6b: | 10:25 |
Jordan_U | aaschez: What is the exact error message? (if it's more than one line use pastebin) | 10:25 |
aaschez | No such file/directory: /bin/bash | 10:26 |
aaschez | k6b: aaschez ^ | 10:26 |
k6b | what did you use to chroot | 10:26 |
aaschez | er Jordan_U ^ | 10:26 |
k6b | looks like it's not done correctly | 10:26 |
llutz_ | aaschez: do you try to chroot into 64bit install from 32bit livecd? | 10:26 |
aaschez | no llutz_ | 10:27 |
aaschez | I followed the following steps - | 10:27 |
Jordan_U | aaschez: That means that you didn't mount your actual root partition to /mnt/. | 10:27 |
aaschez | ah | 10:27 |
virtuaposta | !log docwhat | 10:27 |
virtuaposta | docwhat, please provide the logs | 10:28 |
aaschez | I created directory ch in /mnt then created proc, dev, dev/pts, sys under /mnt/ch | 10:28 |
aaschez | then mount -o bind /proc, dev sys dev/pts to the respective mount points | 10:28 |
docwhat | virtuaposta: There aren't any. syslog isn't running yet. | 10:28 |
aaschez | and also copied resolv.conf file to /mnt/ch/etc/resolv.conf | 10:29 |
aaschez | and then the final command to chrott | 10:29 |
aaschez | chroot* | 10:29 |
Jordan_U | aaschez: You do *not* want to create those directories yourself. If you had mounted the correct partition they would have already existed. What directions told you to create these directories? | 10:29 |
k6b | should do chroot /mnt/ch /bin/bash | 10:29 |
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aaschez | Jordan_U: I did that without creating but was giving erros of the dir not existing | 10:30 |
docwhat | virtuaposta: I don't see anything related to latest boot. | 10:30 |
aaschez | Jordan_U: I created 'coz the errors ussed to say, no such file/directory for /proc, dev, sys and others | 10:30 |
k6b | where's these instructions you're using | 10:31 |
aaschez | under /mnt | 10:31 |
aaschez | k6b: I'm not using any insturtions. I remember this approach to work last time | 10:31 |
Jordan_U | aaschez: You shouldn't simply try to work around errors, at least not without figuring out why you're getting them in the first place. In your case, it's because you mounted the wrong partition. You should carefully (using rmdir rather that rm -r, and making sure you don't delete the wrong thing accidentily) delete those directories to avoid confusion in the future. | 10:31 |
StepNjump | does anyone would know how to activate a password protection in xubuntu everytime the user logs on? | 10:32 |
aaschez | Jordan_U: Okay, I'll do that. Are my reamining steps right? | 10:32 |
StepNjump | My french friend is asking and I am not being answered at #xubuntu | 10:32 |
jutnux | StepNjump: What do you mean? | 10:32 |
StepNjump | he says he sees system but not admin | 10:32 |
Jordan_U | aaschez: Yes. Though you never actually meantioned the step where you mount your root partition to /mnt/ch/. That needs to be the first step. | 10:33 |
jutnux | I don't understand | 10:33 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: yes | 10:33 |
aaschez | Jordan_U: Yes, I missed that. Could you confirm me the command for that? | 10:33 |
virtuaposta | docwhat, if logs are not available then I am afraid that I will not be able to help you in this troubleshooting.. if everything is messed up already then anyways try reboot once more.. also ask other experties here.. sorry man | 10:33 |
StepNjump | jutnux: almoxarife well he wants to password protect his computer in xubuntu | 10:34 |
docwhat | virtuaposta: I'm beginning to think something is wrong with my hoster. How annoying to discover it AFTER I tried to migrate my existing server over. | 10:34 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: yes | 10:34 |
StepNjump | but since I don,t have xubuntu, I wouldn't know | 10:34 |
StepNjump | well yes.. yes what almoxarife | 10:34 |
almoxarife | StepNjump: yes | 10:35 |
Jordan_U | aaschez: "sudo mount /dev/sdXY /mnt/ch/" Though you'll first need to find the correct device for your root partition. What is your end goal? | 10:35 |
docwhat | I think I'm going to switch to linode or something. | 10:35 |
aaschez | Jordan_U: I'm trying to restore system using chroot to run a command | 10:35 |
StepNjump | getting tired almoxarife ? | 10:35 |
Jordan_U | aaschez: What command? | 10:36 |
StepNjump | oui, oui... lol | 10:36 |
k6b | aaschez: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#ChRoot | 10:36 |
aaschez | Jordan_U: After chroot, I'd like to run <sudo apt-get -f install> since I'm not able to run that command in recovery nor in mornal mode whe the system is running. System's bootlaoader is probably broken | 10:37 |
k6b | that should be helpful | 10:37 |
k6b | :) | 10:37 |
wildc4rd | [deXter] got a few problems here, are you happy to go through them (could be time consuming, lol) | 10:37 |
aaschez | Thanks k6b | 10:37 |
aaschez | Thanks Jordan_U .. I think Ican do it now | 10:37 |
Jordan_U | aaschez: You're welcome. | 10:38 |
[deXter] | wildc4rd, sure | 10:38 |
wildc4rd | [deXter] OK, I get a connection error from the phone app, and several errors when using that command in terminal, where would you like to start? lol | 10:40 |
wildc4rd | [deXter] have pm'd you the pastebin from terminal | 10:43 |
[deXter] | wildc4rd, ah those vlc errors are nothing to worry about they're just warnings, it's normal | 10:44 |
[deXter] | what's the connection error on the phone app? | 10:44 |
wildc4rd | hang on | 10:44 |
wildc4rd | [deXter] java.net.ConnectException: /192.168.1.101:8080 - Connection Refused | 10:46 |
[deXter] | Hmm, wildc4rd that sounds like a firewall is blocking it | 10:48 |
[deXter] | wildc4rd, try disabling your firewall | 10:48 |
yumbo | Is there a way to fix AMD open source drivers load/power consumption? Ubuntu idles ~10 degrees C higher than Windows :( | 10:50 |
meco | Is the fact that konversation is KDE-based and me getting quite a few problems running it here an issue that could perhaps be eased if I switched to an irc client that is gnome based? | 10:53 |
yumbo | meco, I use X-Chat myself, no problems | 10:54 |
yumbo | meco, you could also try the CLI-based "irssi" | 10:54 |
meebey | meco: smuxi is great and simple IRC client | 10:54 |
meebey | also very ubuntu integrated with messaging menu support and all out of the box | 10:55 |
x3nu_ | hey | 10:55 |
Pyraine | Does anybody know the correct way to install a file from a .tar.bz2? Because I extracted it to the /usr/share folder and it runs properly but it doesn't seemed to be -installed- I can't see it in the dash for example | 10:56 |
x3nu_ | is there any tool like gpu-z for win, available for ubuntu that will tell me the brand and modell of motherboard thats installed ? | 10:56 |
meco | ok | 10:56 |
yumbo | Pyraine, usually there is a README or HELP or something like that included in the archive, which has installation instructions | 10:56 |
Pyraine | yumbo, doesn't seem to be the case here | 10:57 |
Pyraine | yumbo, it's Sublime Text 2, if that helps at all.. | 10:57 |
goozll` | hello, how can i change the rate of a wav file? | 10:59 |
yumbo | Pyraine: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/sublime-text-2 | 10:59 |
yumbo | Pyraine: sudo apt-get update && | 11:00 |
yumbo | sudo apt-get install sublime-text-2 | 11:00 |
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ghabit | Hello. Unity is unusable. | 11:00 |
ghabit | How to install gnome3? | 11:00 |
Pyraine | yumbo, I did see that but I'm a bit worried because it comes in 32 and 64bit and I'm not really sure how this works, will it just know that I am running 64bit and download that version?# | 11:00 |
yumbo | Pyraine, yes, it will know that automatically | 11:01 |
Pyraine | yumbo, ah great, thank you. | 11:01 |
ghabit | !gnome-shell | 11:01 |
dark2 | I upgraded to 11.04, all seems well, but I can't seem to add chrome to the sidebar. | 11:01 |
yumbo | ghabit, you install it with: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install gnome-shell | 11:01 |
ghabit | yumbo,thank you! | 11:02 |
lotuspsychje | whats a good desktop recorder with specific area recording, without waiting ages for the encoding... | 11:02 |
yumbo | lotuspsychje, eidette | 11:02 |
lotuspsychje | ghabit: did you try unity 2d? | 11:02 |
yumbo | lotuspsychje, see: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/help-test-new-screen-recording-app-eidete/ | 11:02 |
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lotuspsychje | yumbo: thanks for the hint, ill try it out | 11:03 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: i used xvidcap before but it bugged on me recently | 11:03 |
Guest83517 | www.terra.es | 11:03 |
yumbo | lotuspsychje, you're probably better off using a webm/x264-based solution (command line ffmpeg works great too) | 11:04 |
share | now Im hearing always a noise when I load an application that uses audio | 11:04 |
share | wt | 11:04 |
share | ? | 11:04 |
Guest83517 | hola | 11:04 |
Guest83517 | ay algien¿ | 11:04 |
Guest83517 | miren sabeis como entrar a terra desde aki? | 11:04 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: is eidette x264? | 11:05 |
yumbo | !english | Guest83517 | 11:05 |
ubottu | Guest83517: The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList | 11:05 |
yumbo | lotuspsychje, I believe it uses webm (theora) | 11:05 |
lotuspsychje | !es | Guest83517 | 11:05 |
ubottu | Guest83517: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. | 11:05 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: thanks alot mate | 11:05 |
lui-der-furz | i need help had sombody a godd how to for installed tor ? | 11:06 |
Ampelbein | !tor | lui-der-furz | 11:06 |
ubottu | lui-der-furz: Tor is a program to route connections through several servers for anonymity. It is in Ubuntu's repositories, but the Tor Project recommends using their Tor packages due to past issues with Ubuntu's. For setup info, see option (2) of https://www.torproject.org/docs/debian.html.en | To use Tor on freenode, see !tor-sasl | 11:06 |
Pyraine | yumbo, everything worked great thanks, but after installing it I ran it and it said a new version was available, giving me the option to click "download" which took me to their site, if I was to download the files from the site now and replaced the files in /usr/share with the ones in the bzip would it work or is that too easy? | 11:07 |
yumbo | Pyraine, I doubt that would be a good idea | 11:07 |
yumbo | if the version difference isn't too big, I would just wait till a new version appears in the software center/apt-get | 11:07 |
lotuspsychje | lui-der-furz: swedish vpn could help you out too, like mullvad | 11:08 |
Pyraine | yumbo, ha yeah, the build in the repository is 2160 and the latest on the site is 2161 with 4 minor changes. Yeah I will wait, thank you very much. | 11:09 |
yumbo | np :) | 11:09 |
lotuspsychje | !info eidete | 11:11 |
ubottu | Package eidete does not exist in oneiric | 11:11 |
sappel | good morning. I just tried switching from ubuntu-desktop to xubuntu-desktop on my netbook and I guess did a little bit too much cleanup after that. I can't boot into the system anymore, I get a message "enter private key password; starting virtual private network manager" during the boot process and the screen only blinks | 11:15 |
ksinkar | hello people | 11:15 |
sappel | I can get into recovery console though, but I'm not sure if the issue is with the vpn (I think not) or the private key | 11:16 |
lotuspsychje | lol | 11:16 |
Sidewinder1 | Ruh, roe.' | 11:16 |
ksinkar | what do i need to install if I want to get the math.h help when i type $man math.h into my terminal? | 11:16 |
yumbo | sappel, when booted hit Control+Alt+F1, log in and then type: startx | 11:16 |
yumbo | (do not start recovery mode, just start normally, when it blinks again, then hit Control+Alt+F1) | 11:16 |
sappel | can't, won't let me change to another terminal | 11:16 |
yumbo | :/ | 11:17 |
ssta | ksinkar: not sure there is a manpage for math.h. There are manpages for the functions in math.h though (eg man 3 sin) | 11:18 |
lotuspsychje | 0_o | 11:19 |
NEOhidra | when mounting a shared folder what is the function of these options: uid, gid and mod? | 11:19 |
mile123 | sappel: do you know the pass for private key? | 11:20 |
Seditio | g'day | 11:20 |
yumbo | NEOhidra, User ID, Group ID; basically to which user and group the folders/files belong | 11:21 |
mile123 | NEOhidra: uid and gid will be used to set ownership for files | 11:21 |
NEOhidra | mile123: yumbo: thank you both! | 11:21 |
sappel | mile123: I think I used the default settings during the last install...I honestly fool around with the netbook quite a lot, my desktop is my main system ;) - but as far as I remember, I only set my regular password and it uses it to decrypt, not sure though | 11:22 |
virtuaposta | anyone having experience with openldap replication? Buzzing openldap community from last 6 hours but no reply :( I am getting this : do_syncrepl: rid=000 rc 49 retrying Que: is it replicating? :\ | 11:22 |
ikonia | virtuaposta: no, it's not | 11:23 |
virtuaposta | ikonia, please guide me in this setup. doing first time :\ | 11:23 |
mile123 | sappel: try enter this password | 11:23 |
ikonia | virtuaposta: guide you through what setup ? | 11:23 |
virtuaposta | ikonia, openldap replication | 11:24 |
ikonia | virtuaposta: what version of ubuntu are you using ? | 11:24 |
sappel | mile123: no, I guess I described it wrong: it doesn't ask me for a password, it just hangs while booting and blinks...I have to soft reset then, can't do anything else | 11:24 |
virtuaposta | its centos 6 #centos guys also sleeping :\ I might had done it over ubuntu but what can I say.. I was forced to go for centos :( | 11:25 |
mile123 | sappel: if this will not help... I'll recomend to remove vpn packages from recovery console | 11:25 |
virtuaposta | ikonia, its centos 6 #centos guys also sleeping :\ I might had done it over ubuntu but what can I say.. I was forced to go for centos :( | 11:25 |
ikonia | virtuaposta: right so don't ask in here please. | 11:25 |
sappel | doing so right now, will report back, thanks :) | 11:25 |
ikonia | virtuaposta: #centos is the correct place to ask, wait for someone to be awake please. | 11:25 |
mile123 | sappel: though probably others may recoomend something other | 11:25 |
kristiano1 | has anyone had an issue with usb drive going "drive is not ready or present" at start up? | 11:26 |
virtuaposta | ikonia, I guess, I should use some more :\ !patience | 11:26 |
ikonia | virtuaposta: just wait it out in #centos | 11:26 |
kristiano1 | and then when ubuntu prompts, the drive stars ? | 11:27 |
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lotuspsychje | !precise | 11:29 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) will be the sixteenth release of Ubuntu. Codename announcement here: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/784 | Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 11:29 |
Seditio | hi, I have a problem with gnome-session-fallback wanting to make my 11.10 look like gnome2 | 11:30 |
Seditio | I lost the capability to edit the panels | 11:30 |
eutheria | the first time i run skype it uses up all the system memory and crashes out | 11:30 |
eutheria | does anyone else have this problem? | 11:30 |
thj | hellow | 11:34 |
sappel | ok, the problem is with ecryptfs. | 11:38 |
mile123 | sappel: so the problem was fixed, right? | 11:39 |
thj | hmm | 11:40 |
thj | i got a somethin to ask you guys | 11:40 |
sappel | nope, the reason the boot fails is it can't access the home dir properly. need to find out, why ecryptfs fails | 11:40 |
thj | When I try to install ubuntu server from usb stick | 11:40 |
thj | it needs cd | 11:41 |
thj | cd | 11:41 |
thj | how do i install server from usb stick | 11:41 |
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NEOhidra | i just mounted a shared folder from a Windows host in a vbox with ubuntu 11.10 guest. but when i try to copy/paste files i get "Error splicing file: Protocol error" | 11:45 |
jameslordhz | hi | 11:47 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: seems like eidete freezes my whole system | 11:48 |
yumbo | lotuspsychje, :( | 11:48 |
yumbo | lotuspsychje, if you know your way around cli, ffmpeg recording is very good | 11:49 |
thj | ?_? | 11:49 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: i wish i could fix xvidcap, its the best out there so far.. | 11:49 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: did you try xvidcap? | 11:50 |
yumbo | lotuspsychje, well, the xvid codec is outdated | 11:50 |
yumbo | many swear by ffmpeg cli recording (using x264) | 11:50 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: im looking for something easy for specific area, | 11:51 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: but ill try the ffmpeg.. | 11:52 |
yumbo | lotuspsychje, it appeared eidete did just that, shame it crashes your system | 11:52 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: xvidcap worked for months flawlessly | 11:52 |
yumbo | maybe there's something else wrong, if both xvidcap and eidete crash | 11:53 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: right, maybe its time to clean install ubuntu again | 11:53 |
MonkeyDust | !info eidete | 11:54 |
ubottu | Package eidete does not exist in oneiric | 11:54 |
agus_sintang | hello | 11:54 |
lotuspsychje | Monkeydust: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/help-test-new-screen-recording-app-eidete/ thanks to yumbo | 11:55 |
MonkeyDust | yeah | 11:56 |
aaschez | Hey Jordan_U , are you still there? | 11:57 |
thj | installing ubuntu server from usb doesn't work | 11:57 |
thj | what happends hehe; | 11:58 |
jameslordhz | how any interesting channel on IRC? not about technology, haha | 11:58 |
cromag | #chat :) | 11:59 |
ssta | #hottub :P | 11:59 |
aBound | :P | 11:59 |
oCean | !alis | jameslordhz please don't go offtopic here | 11:59 |
ubottu | jameslordhz please don't go offtopic here: alis is a services bot that can help you find channels. Read "/msg alis help list" for help and ask any questions about it in #freenode. Example usage: /msg alis list #ubuntu* or /msg alis list *http* | 11:59 |
cromag | or that | 12:00 |
jameslordhz | oCean thank you, i have tried alias ,not find the channel for fun yet:( | 12:00 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: this is what i get on xvidcap: [mpeg4 @ 0xac6900] removing common factors from framerate | 12:02 |
lotuspsychje | xtoffmpeg.c xvc_ffmpeg_save_frame(): Could not open 'file://(null)/test-0000.mpeg' ... aborting | 12:02 |
yeats | thj: what happens when you try to boot from USB? | 12:03 |
yumbo | lotuspsychje, best bet would to remove user specific things and google it | 12:03 |
Onepamopa | okay, anyone knows how to hold a package from being Removed? | 12:03 |
yeats | !pin | Onepamopa - this may help | 12:04 |
ubottu | Onepamopa - this may help: pinning is an advanced feature that APT can use to prefer particular packages over others. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto | 12:04 |
lotuspsychje | yumbo: i tryed it on new and other users too, same errors, ill try reinstall thanks for help mate | 12:04 |
mx8 | QW55b25lIGtub3cgc29tZXRoaW5nIGFib3V0IHNvY2tldCBwcm9ncmFtaW5nID8= | 12:04 |
Onepamopa | yankee preferences.d/ is empty | 12:05 |
Onepamopa | yeats btw, the link you provided didnt help at all | 12:08 |
sappel | whoever is interested, there seems to be an issue with lightdm and ecryptfs unlocking home...that seems to be the issue for my boot problems, still working on the details | 12:08 |
yeats | Onepamopa: good luck with your issue then | 12:10 |
overmind-- | how do i edit grub to make pci=noacpi survive reboots? | 12:13 |
nofretete | Hi, I've just started with Ubuntu 11 on a laptop. I've logged in into a Unity2D session and I can't find the screensaver settings. What am I missing here? | 12:13 |
lotuspsychje | !info links2 | 12:15 |
ubottu | links2 (source: links2): Web browser running in both graphics and text mode. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.3~pre1-1build1 (oneiric), package size 1980 kB, installed size 3168 kB | 12:15 |
XeonBloomfield | Hello | 12:15 |
XeonBloomfield | I've got that /proc/swaps: | 12:15 |
XeonBloomfield | FilenameTypeSizeUsedPriority | 12:15 |
XeonBloomfield | /dev/md9 partition78222600-1 | 12:15 |
XeonBloomfield | /dev/sdc1 partition1984208020 | 12:15 |
FloodBot1 | XeonBloomfield: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 12:15 |
XeonBloomfield | Which of them will be used first? | 12:15 |
XeonBloomfield | Priority "-1" or "20" ? | 12:15 |
Teratogen | links2 runs in graphical mode? | 12:16 |
Teratogen | wait, what? | 12:16 |
Teratogen | that rocks! | 12:16 |
Teratogen | does it support javascript? | 12:16 |
lotuspsychje | Tertogen: no only txt | 12:16 |
lotuspsychje | Teratoge: but still great gadget :p | 12:17 |
XeonBloomfield | "20" is used first | 12:18 |
nofretete | hello, Ubuntu 11 on Laptop here. I'm missing the settings for the screensaver. I'm logged in in a Ubuntu2D Unity Session. | 12:18 |
nofretete | where do I find the settings, or, what do I have to do to get to these settings? | 12:19 |
BigRedS | Which version are you running? I think 11.10 doesn't have a screensaver | 12:19 |
nofretete | 11.10 here. | 12:19 |
lotuspsychje | nofretete: there's no screensaver in unity by default i think | 12:19 |
BigRedS | I'm not sure how far from trivial putting one in is, I've never particularly wanted one | 12:19 |
diverdude | hello. when i want to mount a external HD. How do i know which /dev/sda to mount? | 12:20 |
BigRedS | but gnome3 doesn't have one either, which appears to suggest that there's some technical reason for it | 12:20 |
nofretete | I see. any quick links on docu at this issue? | 12:20 |
lotuspsychje | nofretete: you could search for xscreensaver in software centre | 12:20 |
Ben64 | diverdude: it should show up automatically in places, but you can use dmesg to find the drive after you plug it in | 12:20 |
BigRedS | diverdude: the easiest way is plug the device in and then read dmesg to see what it got called. Other than that, it depends on what you know about the removable drive | 12:20 |
nofretete | I'll try my luck with that. thank you! | 12:20 |
BigRedS | well, how you're planning on identifying it | 12:20 |
BigRedS | nofretete: not that I've seen but as I say, I've not looked | 12:21 |
lotuspsychje | !info xscreensaver | 12:21 |
ubottu | xscreensaver (source: xscreensaver): Automatic screensaver for X. In component main, is optional. Version 5.14-1ubuntu1 (oneiric), package size 262 kB, installed size 852 kB | 12:21 |
diverdude | BigRedS: dmesg returns a lot of stuff | 12:22 |
BigRedS | diverdude: yeah, if you've just plugged the device in, then it'll be towards the bottom | 12:22 |
BigRedS | words like "usb device [....] sdd" | 12:22 |
BigRedS | or something, then it's sdd | 12:22 |
lmorris | Installed Xubuntu 11.10 here and so far seems to be a solid derivitive of Ubuntu. I have one problem that I need help with. Is there a basic package that will install of the standard multimedia plugins to Firefox. | 12:25 |
diverdude | BigRedS: hmmmi cannot see it. i am in a pure terminal system. do i need to import it first somehow? | 12:26 |
BigRedS | nope | 12:26 |
helder_raptor | help with webkit module for python 3 on ubuntu 11.10 | 12:26 |
BigRedS | diverdude: should just be towards the bottom of dmesg if you've plugged it in recently | 12:26 |
BigRedS | you could identify it in other ways | 12:26 |
arunram | hello everyone | 12:27 |
BigRedS | sudo fdisk -l /dev/sd? will show you the sizes of each /dev/sd device, for example | 12:27 |
arunram | Is there a channel to discuss apps? | 12:27 |
BigRedS | (and their partition layout) | 12:27 |
BigRedS | which might help | 12:27 |
Ben64 | BigRedS, diverdude: could probably just "sudo fdisk -l" and get a list of all drives | 12:27 |
helder_raptor | help with webkit module for python 3 on ubuntu 11.10 | 12:27 |
WanderingEnder | arunram, define "apps?" | 12:27 |
helder_raptor | help with webkit module for python 3 on ubuntu 11.10 | 12:28 |
yeats | helder_raptor: you probably need to ask in #python | 12:28 |
BigRedS | helder_raptor: are you proclaiming or requesting? | 12:28 |
helder_raptor | BigReds: requesting | 12:28 |
arunram | WanderingEnder: various purposes | 12:28 |
yeats | arunram: Ubuntu apps? | 12:29 |
arunram | someplace one can seek advise for apps and experinces of using them on Ubuntu | 12:29 |
DarkStar1 | Hi. does anyone here use eclipse on ubuntu 11.10 and have it crasha lot? | 12:29 |
WanderingEnder | arunram, If you're talking about programs, this is a support channel. | 12:29 |
WanderingEnder | !poll | arunram | 12:29 |
ubottu | arunram: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots. | 12:29 |
Ben64 | !anyone | DarkStar1 | 12:30 |
ubottu | DarkStar1: A high percentage of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll. | 12:30 |
diverdude | Ben64: ah ok...it shows /dev/sdb1 how do i then mount this? | 12:30 |
klikni | if driver is supported for red hat or novell/suse, will it work for ubuntu as well? | 12:30 |
arunram | for example I am looking for a good twitter client. Havent been able to get tweetdeck working on ubuntu. Any other alterintve that is as powerful | 12:30 |
Ben64 | diverdude: mount -t <filesystem> <mountpoint> | 12:30 |
diverdude | Ben64: how do i know the filesystem? | 12:31 |
Ben64 | diverdude: mount -t <filesystem> /dev/sdb1 <mountpoint> | 12:31 |
yeats | !info gwibber | arunram | 12:31 |
ubottu | arunram: gwibber (source: gwibber): Open source social networking client for GNOME. In component main, is optional. Version 3.2.1-0ubuntu1.3 (oneiric), package size 224 kB, installed size 1224 kB | 12:31 |
DarkStar1 | Ben64: I just want to know if anyone is experienceing this so I can narrow it down to either the application or the system | 12:31 |
yeats | arunram: gwibber is installed by default | 12:31 |
Ben64 | diverdude: i missed the device part; to know the filesystem you can use parted, or if you formatted it, you should remember :) | 12:31 |
arunram | ubottu, yeats: use gwibber, not happy with its features. need something more powerful | 12:32 |
ubottu | arunram: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 12:32 |
diverdude | Ben64: parted? will it do anything to the disk or will it just inspect it? | 12:32 |
Ben64 | diverdude: parted _can_ do things to it, you have to be careful | 12:32 |
yeats | diverdude: 'sudo fdisk -l' should tell you all you need to know to mount it | 12:33 |
zhangn | hi how to use irc to connect different irc channel? | 12:33 |
lotuspsychje | !info pysdm | 12:33 |
ubottu | pysdm (source: pysdm): Graphical Storage Device Manager. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.4.1-0ubuntu3 (oneiric), package size 28 kB, installed size 292 kB | 12:33 |
Ben64 | yeats: that doesn't give enough info usually | 12:33 |
dr_willis | zhangn: check the docs for your irc client | 12:33 |
yeats | Ben64: well mount is usually s | 12:34 |
diverdude | yeats: yeah---but fdisk -l says System: HPFS/NTFS/exFAT | 12:34 |
Ben64 | diverdude: do "sudo parted /dev/sdb" then in parted hit "p" for print, and it will tell you the filesystem | 12:34 |
yeats | Ben64: well mount is usually 'smart' enough to just mount it correctly | 12:34 |
Ben64 | diverdude: then hit "q" to exit parted | 12:34 |
yeats | diverdude: you could just try 'sudo mount /dev/sdv1 <mountpoint>' and see if it "just works" | 12:34 |
dr_willis | diverdude: so its ntfs. use ntfs-3g | 12:35 |
yeats | or that ;-) | 12:35 |
dr_willis | !ntfs-3g | 12:35 |
ubottu | ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions | 12:35 |
lotuspsychje | or automount with pysdm every boot | 12:35 |
dr_willis | i have had izsues with psydm befor | 12:35 |
* yeats just uses fstab | 12:35 | |
dr_willis | there us ntfs-config also | 12:36 |
lotuspsychje | dr_willis: works fine here | 12:36 |
dr_willis | lotuspsychje: seen it not work fine several times | 12:36 |
html | HI | 12:37 |
dr_willis | ntfs-config can be flakey also | 12:37 |
lotuspsychje | hello there linuxuz3r | 12:37 |
jigo | hii all | 12:40 |
agus_sintang | hai jigo | 12:40 |
agus_sintang | :) | 12:40 |
jigo | can you help me how can i can i create my own pdf? | 12:41 |
jigo | means my own file pdf | 12:41 |
jigo | @agus | 12:42 |
VCoolio | jigo: libreoffice, save as pdf; or check out latex (use any editor, but for example lyx or gummi) | 12:43 |
jigo | ok | 12:43 |
jigo | thanx VCoolio | 12:43 |
lotuspsychje | !info latex | 12:44 |
ubottu | Package latex does not exist in oneiric | 12:44 |
mile123 | jigo: treat pdf as 'electronic paper' | 12:44 |
VCoolio | !info texlive | 12:45 |
ubottu | texlive (source: texlive-base): TeX Live: A decent selection of the TeX Live packages. In component main, is optional. Version 2009-13 (oneiric), package size 20 kB, installed size 124 kB | 12:45 |
lotuspsychje | !info gummi | 12:45 |
ubottu | gummi (source: gummi): GTK+ based LaTeX editor with live preview. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.5.8-1 (oneiric), package size 414 kB, installed size 1036 kB | 12:45 |
lotuspsychje | cool | 12:46 |
mile123 | jigo: you can print to pdf from any application even if it does not support pdf natively | 12:46 |
jigo | but how? | 12:46 |
html | CAN I HAVE SOME HELP WITH TRIN TO MAKE an .img/zip file for a custom ubuntu for the andriod? | 12:46 |
akem | hi, i noticed that asoundconf is not available anymore, does anyone knows what should be used instead to list or set default sound card etc from console? | 12:47 |
g0th | hi | 12:47 |
g0th | when I try to playback a 2s .ogg (or also .mp3) file the behaviour is quite strange and bad | 12:47 |
mile123 | jigo: just try to print and select apropriate printer I.e. pdf printer. In ubuntu it present by default | 12:48 |
g0th | either I don't hear anything (or just slightly increased background noise for 0.1 second or so), or I hear the sound but at a very low volume, or I hear everything correctly. | 12:48 |
g0th | The behaviour is the same for paplay, mplayer, vlc | 12:48 |
g0th | any ideas? my guess is buggy audio driver (I have hda-intel, realtek RC888). | 12:48 |
g0th | someone suggested it was related to "combined audio driver" or something like that (?) | 12:48 |
velvetmagician | im in unbuntu but i have no idea what that means lol | 12:49 |
lotuspsychje | g0th: did you clean install or update ocelot? | 12:49 |
sattu94 | velvetmagician, lol | 12:50 |
Boobear | @html there should be a tutorial on that will try and get you the link | 12:50 |
eradicus | I'm trying to install git 1.7.7 that's not available in the repo of 11.10 yet. Is there a way to do that using aptitude? | 12:53 |
g0th | lotuspsychje: ocelot? | 12:53 |
lotuspsychje | g0th: in ubuntu 11.10 | 12:54 |
bastidrazor | eradicus: if you can find a ppa, yes. | 12:54 |
jigo | can anyone from india? | 12:54 |
agus_sintang | weh, jigo, what do you mean? | 12:54 |
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jigo | nothing | 12:55 |
g0th | I upgraded to ubuntu 11.10 | 12:55 |
jigo | means no one frm india? | 12:55 |
lotuspsychje | !in | jigo | 12:55 |
lotuspsychje | hmm | 12:55 |
lotuspsychje | !hindi | 12:55 |
ubottu | jigo: #ubuntu-in is the channel for Ubuntu in India | 12:55 |
g0th | but the issue is just with small audio files (2s) for normal length files it works fine | 12:55 |
arunram | hello jigo | 12:56 |
jigo | thanx ubottu | 12:56 |
sattu94 | hello jigo | 12:56 |
agus_sintang | weh ubottu | 12:56 |
agus_sintang | :) | 12:56 |
agus_sintang | nice man, hehe | 12:56 |
g0th | lotuspsychje: I upgraded to ubuntu 11.10 | 12:57 |
agus_sintang | mantab g0th.... nice | 12:57 |
lotuspsychje | g0th: clean install could help, also highlight install additional drivers for sound at installation | 12:57 |
lotuspsychje | g0th: maybe someone in channel here knows howto install those sound codecs afterwards...worth a try | 12:58 |
Xeneth | Good morning people. | 12:58 |
gulzar | How to make /dev/sda3 to automount at startup (type: ext4) and allow all the users to acces all the files on that drive? | 12:58 |
g0th | lotuspsychje: that's not really helping | 12:59 |
Xeneth | Having a bit of trouble installing a 4 RS232 PCI card. Computer sees it with "lspci -v", but I have never installed hardware in Ubuntu before. I am on server, so CLI only. | 12:59 |
g0th | lotuspsychje: did you read my (specific) problem description? I only have a problem with small audio files, so most probably it is not an installation issue but a buggy audio driver | 12:59 |
chmac | I've just switched to unity. Should alt-f1 bring up a list of all the installed programs? Is it effectively the new menu? | 13:00 |
g0th | lotuspsychje: a clean install of everything would take weeks and in the end the chance that anything is changed is slim to none | 13:00 |
g0th | anyone else? | 13:00 |
Boobear | I need help please lol trying to create a partition on ubuntu and tried g parted-telling me the drive is mounted any help please | 13:00 |
g0th | (where by buggy audio driver I meant "bad" hardware) | 13:01 |
[deXter] | Boobear, download the parted magic live CD and partition it from there | 13:05 |
lush | ... | 13:06 |
chmac | Anyone here using unit? | 13:08 |
wepmann | hejka | 13:08 |
chmac | s/unit/unity | 13:08 |
gantry | Is something screwed up with Epiphany? It never connects to my gtalk account anymore. However, Pidgin works. | 13:08 |
Boobear | @dexter for some reason i cant comprehend it just doesn't boot tried with the ubuntu live cd the try it now just remains stuck also | 13:09 |
MonkeyDust | !anyone| chmac | 13:10 |
ubottu | chmac: A high percentage of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? See also !details, !gq, and !poll. | 13:10 |
[deXter] | Boobear, try the Gparted live CD then | 13:10 |
Xeneth | anyone? | 13:10 |
chmac | MonkeyDust: I was expressing amazement that nobody had the answer to my first question! :-) | 13:11 |
chmac | Apologies, it was overly sarcastic, which didn't come through. | 13:11 |
eatyourguitar | boobear I have had problems with live CD's booting half way from an IDE hard drive and it turns out the IDE chipset was not supported by the kernel | 13:12 |
Boobear | @dexter same problem lol might just go and buy an external hdd for backup | 13:12 |
[deXter] | chmac, nope | 13:12 |
chmac | Does alt-f1 / super-a bring up a screen that lists all the applications that are installed? | 13:12 |
chmac | [deXter]: Sorry, not sure what you're saying nope to. :-) | 13:13 |
eatyourguitar | funny thing is the old computer I was working on did not support boot from USB. so I had no choice but to use an old distro or a new distro that I did not like | 13:13 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> when I try to playback a 2s .ogg (or also .mp3) file the behaviour is quite strange and bad | 13:14 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> either I don't hear anything (or just slightly increased background noise for 0.1 second or so), or I hear the sound but at a very low volume, or I hear everything correctly. | 13:14 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> The behaviour is the same for paplay, mplayer, vlc | 13:14 |
gulzar | Plase help. How to make /dev/sda3 to automount at startup (type: ext4) and allow all the users to acces all the files on that drive? | 13:14 |
FloodBot1 | g0th: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 13:14 |
g0th | 13:34 < g0th> any ideas? my guess is buggy audio driver (I have hda-intel, realtek RC888). | 13:14 |
g0th | 13:34 < g0th> someone suggested it was related to "combined audio driver" or something like that (?) | 13:14 |
sid1monu | /msg NickServ REGISTER FO55sidmonu. | 13:14 |
MonkeyDust | gulzar add it in /etc/fstab | 13:15 |
sid1monu | /msg NickServ REGISTER <pass> | 13:15 |
gulzar | MonkeyDust: here is what I did for it - {/dev/hda3/media/DATAAext4userdefaults 0 0} .Is it OK? | 13:15 |
AlanBell | sid1monu: don't put a space in front of /msg | 13:16 |
MonkeyDust | gulzar no | 13:16 |
gulzar | MonkeyDust: so what.. please explain | 13:16 |
MonkeyDust | gulzar in a terminal, type less /etc/fstab to know the syntax | 13:16 |
chmac | What's the difference between the indicators and their indicator-*-gtk2 counterparts? | 13:16 |
llutz | gulzar: " /dev/hda3 /media/DATAA ext4 defaults 0 0" mount it and chmod/chown it to your needs. if only one user: sudo chown -R youruser:youruser /media/DATAA | 13:17 |
Boobear | @dexter do you know another way | 13:17 |
gulzar | llutz: i want all the users to acees it | 13:17 |
lotuspsychje | !ogg | 13:17 |
ubottu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 13:17 |
llutz | gulzar: then put all of them into a new group and chgrp the drive to it, chmod g+w too | 13:18 |
lotuspsychje | try this page g0th | 13:18 |
gulzar | llutz: little more help with how to do it. Currently they all have coomon group {users} | 13:18 |
g0th | lotuspsychje: the same happens for .mp3 | 13:19 |
g0th | I very much doubt it has anything to do with the audio format/codec | 13:19 |
langhun | hi | 13:19 |
langhun | 好 | 13:20 |
g0th | since the file plays fine on other computers | 13:20 |
lotuspsychje | g0th: not installing additional codecs ate installation can give some issues | 13:20 |
lotuspsychje | !cn | langhun | 13:20 |
ubottu | langhun: 如欲獲得中文的協助,請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw | 13:20 |
g0th | lotuspsychje: I know you're trying to help but so far the comments really are not helping... :( | 13:21 |
langhun | o i kown | 13:21 |
langhun | i know | 13:21 |
gulzar | getting this with fstab entry: {/dev/sda3/media/DATAAext4userdefaults 0 0} error: line 9 in /etc/fstab is bad mount: can't find /dev/sda3 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab | 13:28 |
llutz | gulzar: " /dev/hda3 /media/DATAA ext4 defaults 0 0" | 13:28 |
llutz | gulzar: if you want to add more options, don't put spaces between "users,defaults,noauto,whatever" | 13:29 |
gulzar | llutz: Ok | 13:29 |
gulzar | llutz: okkk got it | 13:30 |
jmp1 | Hi. I just installed 11.10 64-bit on a machine previously running 10.10 64-bit. The new install hangs about 1 second after grub starts the 3.0.0-12 kernel. | 13:30 |
raptor67682 | test | 13:31 |
raptor67682 | hello world | 13:31 |
jmp1 | World says hello. | 13:31 |
raptor67682 | jmp1: thanks | 13:32 |
Xeneth | noone can direct me to instuctions on installing a PCI card? | 13:32 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: installing a PCI card is easy if you have a screwdriver and know how to open your case. | 13:32 |
jmp1 | Just open the case and then unscrew the backplate for the slot you want to use, then screw the PCI card in. | 13:33 |
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llutz | Xeneth: check "dmesg" for things related to your card, check "ls -l /dev/ttyS*" if those serial-ports exist | 13:33 |
Xeneth | jmp1: Ubuntu sees it with lspci, but tty | 13:34 |
Xeneth | jmp1: Ubuntu sees it with lspci, but ttyS is not show new serial ports | 13:34 |
jmp1 | It's a serial port PCI card? | 13:34 |
chmac | If you're running unity, please press super (windows key) and A and tell me if you see a list of your installed programs. Please, pretty, pretty please. | 13:34 |
Ganeshiva | hello world | 13:34 |
jmp1 | Do you know if you have loaded the kernel module for it? | 13:35 |
eatyourguitar | are we scripting in here? | 13:35 |
Ganeshiva | can any on help me with ns2 | 13:35 |
rogst | chmac: yes I do | 13:35 |
chmac | rogst: Wonderful, thank you kindly, a gentle(wo)man and a scholar! :-) | 13:35 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: lspci will show any PCI card. If you want to use it, you need to make sure that you have a driver loaded for it. | 13:35 |
Xeneth | jmp1: It's a 4 port serial PCI card. I have ttyS0 (built in serial) to ttyS31. None of them other then ttyS0 is reacting like a serial. | 13:35 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: Sadly, I don't know much about PCI serial cards. | 13:36 |
Ganeshiva | i installed ns2.25 via synaptic manager, but i don't know where its library files are installed | 13:36 |
Ganeshiva | i need to add few underwater libraries to it | 13:36 |
Xeneth | jmp1: lspci shows the card, so I know it's seen. I did not have drivers for it so it may be the incorrect drivers. | 13:36 |
rogst | chmac: more exactly I see applications that contains an A and also files that contains A | 13:36 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: but it sounds like ttyS1--31 aren't actually connected to any device, which is an indicator that the kernel didn't load any drivers. | 13:37 |
chmac | rogst: Ok, great. I see nothing at all in the list, so I wanted to make sure it was supposed to have a list before I started investigating. Thanks. :-) | 13:37 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: the best thing to do is to google for the pci id of you card and "linux driver" to see what you find. | 13:37 |
Ganeshiva | please helpme | 13:37 |
jmp1 | Does anyone have experience fixing hanging boots (even in recovery mode)? | 13:38 |
Xeneth | jmp1: From what I can tell, ttyS1 is my keyboard, it's odd, but I think they are other devices, just not serial. | 13:38 |
eatyourguitar | if its text based you should have some information to get you started troubleshooting | 13:39 |
eatyourguitar | if your splash screen is hiding something then you have other problems before you can look at it | 13:39 |
Xeneth | jmp1: have been googling all of yesterday, how I was able to come up with some info. | 13:40 |
eatyourguitar | there are also logs for bootup so check those | 13:40 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: /dev/ttyS* exist all the time. It's a vestige of the way /dev worked in the old days. | 13:40 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: you can have a device node in /dev/ with no device connected to it. | 13:40 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: it's less common today with udev, but it's still possible. I have no serial ports on my laptop here, yet I have ttyS0--ttyS31 | 13:41 |
eatyourguitar | is it true that you can write to /dev/tty and get no error message even if no device is connected? | 13:41 |
diverdude | hello...for when i try to start up ubuntu it just goes to the load screen and then it starts to shut down. i think there is a problem with the nvidia drivers. how do i restore the nvidia drivers? | 13:42 |
diverdude | i can open the computer in terminal mode | 13:43 |
Xeneth | jmp1: I am still learning linux, and had to put the reading on hold to work on my CCNA (the reason I am trying to install these). Since it shows in lspci, I am assuming it's installs, just not setup properly. Any refrences I can look at to find out how to do this? | 13:43 |
MonkeyDust | diverdude try booting in Recovery mode and choose Repair | 13:43 |
Ganeshiva | anyone here to help me | 13:44 |
MonkeyDust | Ganeshiva if you have a question | 13:45 |
r4y | For some reason when I clear recent documents it keeps reappearing. | 13:46 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: that's the wrong assumption to make. lspci only shows PCI-specific information like card manufacturer, memory addresses, etc.. It's a tool for browsing. To actually use the card, you need to load a driver for it. Linux is usually pretty good about loading drivers for cards that it has drivers for. | 13:46 |
Ganeshiva | i installed ns2.35 via synaptic manager, but i don't know where its library files are installed | 13:46 |
Ganeshiva | i need to add underwater lib to it | 13:46 |
MonkeyDust | Ganeshiva what's an underwater lib? | 13:46 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: however, if it's not loading, you should follow up with the manufacturer's website to see if they have drivers. If they don't have drivers, then try to figure out what chipset it uses and then see if there is a generic driver for that chipset. | 13:46 |
Ganeshiva | library (.c and .h files) for ns2 | 13:47 |
diverdude | MonkeyDust: how do i boot in recovery mode? | 13:47 |
m4k | My ubuntu is very slow. My system 1gb ram, 80 gb HD , Intel celeron 2.85 hz processor | 13:48 |
diverdude | MonkeyDust: ahh found iy | 13:48 |
diverdude | it | 13:48 |
MonkeyDust | diverdude restart the pc and in the grub menu, choose Recovery | 13:48 |
MonkeyDust | iok | 13:48 |
diverdude | MonkeyDust: but there is no repair in the recoverymode. only resume, fsck, remount and root | 13:48 |
MonkeyDust | diverdude try fsck, it means file system check | 13:49 |
m4k | My ubuntu is very slow. My system 1gb ram, 80 gb HD , Intel celeron 2.85 hz processor. Which is best version | 13:49 |
satyanash | m4k, If you want Ubuntu, then you coudl go for lubuntu or xubuntu | 13:50 |
satyanash | !lightweight > m4k | 13:50 |
diverdude | MonkeyDust: and then what? | 13:50 |
antivirtel | Hi! I've installed Oneic recently. My problem is that after the restart it won't boot from HDD. My partition table is looks like this: http://paste2.org/p/1857863 - can someone tell me if it won't boot or will? (+ why not?) | 13:50 |
antivirtel | *oneiric | 13:50 |
MonkeyDust | diverdude what does it do or say? | 13:51 |
satyanash | antivirtel, what step does it fail at ? | 13:51 |
MonkeyDust | (it seems recovery mode has changed from what i'm used to) | 13:51 |
klikni | i need glibc 2.2 or 2.3 in order to install proper driver for my graphic card. I found 2.7-10ubuntu8, will this work? | 13:51 |
diverdude | MonkeyDust: resume, clean, dpkg, grub, netroot and root | 13:51 |
sogeking99 | hey guys, i'm trying to use the gamersgate game downloader on wine but it cant seem to connect to the site | 13:51 |
sogeking99 | http://pastie.org/3148539 this is the output from the terminal when i use wine to connect to the sitte | 13:51 |
antivirtel | satyanash I choose it in boot menu, then it returns, so it can't recognice the OS?! | 13:52 |
MonkeyDust | diverdude dpkg is debian package, i guess you can update/upgrade from there | 13:52 |
eatyourguitar | try the netbook remix on your desktop. it will be fast :) | 13:52 |
MonkeyDust | diverdude i stop now, i don't know the new recovery mode options, i use something different myself | 13:53 |
Ganeshiva | anyone help me | 13:53 |
satyanash | antivirtel, it stops at what ? | 13:53 |
antivirtel | satyanash how do you mean this? | 13:54 |
satyanash | antivirtel, It returns to what ? | 13:54 |
diverdude | MonkeyDust: but how can i get my system up and running again? | 13:54 |
szal | hmmm.. how to enable tab completion for aptitude? | 13:54 |
antivirtel | satyanash it returns to the temporary boot device menu... | 13:54 |
jmp1 | szal: source /etc/bash_completion | 13:55 |
satyanash | antivirtel, In that menu there is an option at the end, that says Boot from first hard drive..try that option. | 13:55 |
szal | jmp1: that would be a one-time action, how would I permanently enable that? | 13:55 |
satyanash | antivirtel, I think it's because you still have the USB/CD still connected, | 13:55 |
antivirtel | satyanash no I have disconnected it :) USB... | 13:56 |
MonkeyDust | diverdude restart the way you're used to, maybe someone else has better advice | 13:56 |
llutz | szal: ~/.bashrc: if [ -f /etc/bash_completion ] && ! shopt -oq posix; then . /etc/bash_completion | 13:56 |
satyanash | antivirtel, Then there cannot be any temporary boot device menu.. | 13:56 |
antivirtel | and also satyanash, I have a good boot priority, first place: HDD, 2nd USB... | 13:56 |
satyanash | antivirtel, okay.. | 13:56 |
antivirtel | satyanash yes, it can because it doesn't find any bootable :| unfortunately | 13:57 |
szal | llutz: is that one line or two? | 13:57 |
llutz | szal: sry, 2 lines | 13:57 |
antivirtel | I try that option to boot from first in the live (USB) CD | 13:57 |
szal | and the dot before "/etc/bash_completion" belongs there? | 13:57 |
llutz | szal: yes, "." == "source" | 13:57 |
szal | ah, thx | 13:58 |
antivirtel | satyanash I've tried, it returns to the live CD(USB)'s menu... this partition table must have some problem, right? | 14:01 |
klikni | I need help with glibc 2.2 or 2.3 | 14:03 |
sogeking99 | anyone able to help me? | 14:03 |
satyanash | antivirtel, Is this a server install? or a normal desktop one ? | 14:04 |
satyanash | antivirtel, because the desktop install doesnt normally screw up partitions | 14:04 |
antivirtel | satyanash it is just a normal desktop to a laptop | 14:04 |
antivirtel | satyanash yeah, you are right, I've never seen the same before | 14:05 |
kuii | Hi, anyone have any idea how to force a custom resolution in ubuntu ? connected to my 42" TV via VGA, (i know it supports 1920x1080, iv'e done it in windows before) | 14:05 |
satyanash | kuii, You can do it using the monitor configuration menu, or through the software provided with the proprietary drivers installed. | 14:06 |
kuii | using the open source ones, when i tried the propiratiery drivers theres no option for a custom resolution, (ATI) | 14:07 |
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Guest12262 | hi | 14:08 |
Guest12262 | my satyr | 14:08 |
Guest12262 | roll | 14:09 |
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Guest12262 | join #ubuntu | 14:09 |
corck | Hey guys. | 14:09 |
Guest12262 | hi | 14:09 |
corck | Anyone can help me out to recover my encrypted lvm | 14:10 |
r4y | I am running Ubuntu 10.04 and for some reason when I clear recent documents it keeps reappearing. | 14:10 |
corck | my password does not work anymore, since the hibernation failed | 14:10 |
corck | anyone knows how to do some kind of fsck on the encrypted partiotion | 14:11 |
Guest12262 | sss | 14:11 |
Guest12262 | ыыы | 14:11 |
urbanlime | hi, how do you change the settings in ubuntu 11.10? I dont like how the dashboard sidebar always pops up when my mouse hits the left of the screen, when i'm in firefox and i'm trying to go back a page it frequently pops up | 14:13 |
g0th | 413:33 < g0th> when I try to playback a 2s .ogg (or also .mp3) file the behaviour is quite strange and bad | 14:13 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> either I don't hear anything (or just slightly increased background noise for 0.1 second or so), or I hear the sound but at a very low volume, or I hear everything correctly. | 14:13 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> The behaviour is the same for paplay, mplayer, vlc | 14:13 |
g0th | 13:34 < g0th> any ideas? my guess is buggy audio driver (I have hda-intel, realtek RC888). | 14:13 |
FloodBot1 | g0th: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 14:13 |
g0th | 13:34 < g0th> someone suggested it was related to "combined audio driver" or something like that (?) | 14:13 |
MonkeyDust | urbanlime there's CCSM in the repos and you can download a PPA for MyUnity | 14:14 |
mj | iu | 14:14 |
urbanlime | so apt-get install myunity? | 14:14 |
Xeneth | jmp1: thanks. That's what I was looking for. :) Sorry it took so long to respond. | 14:14 |
MonkeyDust | urbanlime download the PPA, first | 14:14 |
urbanlime | monkeydust is that in the software centre? | 14:15 |
MonkeyDust | urbanlime no, it will be in 12.04 | 14:15 |
urbanlime | is there any way to downgrade ubuntu to 10.04 | 14:16 |
urbanlime | because that version worked perfectly | 14:16 |
MonkeyDust | urbanlime you cannot downgrade, you can backup important files and reinstall 10.04 | 14:18 |
urbanlime | ok thanks | 14:19 |
Faralla | Hi. I am downloading ubuntu for the first time. Switching from debian. What's the difference between the client and the server download? | 14:20 |
jmp1 | Xeneth: no problem | 14:21 |
satyanash | Faralla, Really ? Debian to Ubuntu ? | 14:21 |
Faralla | satyanash: I hope it's the right decision... Need current xorg-drivers | 14:22 |
Boreeas | /usr/ shouldn't be owned by 501, should it? | 14:22 |
Faralla | satyanash: Why wouldn't it be a good decision to switch? | 14:22 |
satyanash | Faralla, Server version has no GUI..(x) so none of all those "Applications" | 14:23 |
DJones | Faralla: The serer edition doesn't have a desktop gui, its command line only | 14:23 |
Faralla | ok, so i can cancel the server-dl :) | 14:23 |
satyanash | Faralla, People from Debian's release cycle _MAY_ have a hard time with the upgrade hell Ubuntu _CAN_ be.. | 14:24 |
blackshirt | maybe | 14:24 |
Faralla | saty_ hhmm, seamless upgrading is a big issue for me | 14:25 |
satyanash | Faralla, Also, you can manually install X through apt-get... so you might not want to cancel the download right away | 14:25 |
Static | Hello, I have recently purchased a Sony Vaio (Model pcg-91211m) and I decided to install ubuntu. Audio works through speakers, however, when I plug in my headphones, it still plays through the speakers. Any suggestions? | 14:25 |
Faralla | satyanash: I did already download the clien-version | 14:25 |
janjiss | Hi guys! I have two users (user1 and user2). I need user2 to be able to operate in users1 home directory. How can I accomplish that? | 14:25 |
Faralla | does the netatalk in ubuntu support encryption? | 14:25 |
satyanash | Faralla, It's called the Desktop version.. Since it's not exactly a Client to something | 14:25 |
Faralla | satyanash: sure | 14:26 |
antivirtel | satyanash there is no grub.cfg in /boot/grub, and it writes, that this is read only... why?! May there any problems with BIOS settings?! | 14:26 |
wiggmpk | lost sound from my laptop speakers, but sound still works in my headphones. nothing appears to be muted, any help? | 14:26 |
llutz | janjiss: you could add user2 to group user1 | 14:26 |
Dc0d3r | hi | 14:26 |
satyanash | antivirtel, uhh. you dont have permissions to change anything beyond /home/<user> and | 14:27 |
satyanash | antivirtel, if you arent using sudo... that is. | 14:27 |
janjiss | llutz: I guess linux creates group of user1 automaticly, yes? | 14:27 |
Dc0d3r | I would like to register a .edu e-mail account for testing purposes.Does anyone know of a reputable site that lets you create .edu e-mail addresses? | 14:27 |
virtuaposta | Static, simultaneous sound from headphones and speakers you meant to say? | 14:27 |
llutz | janjiss: *buntu uses usergroups, so username=groupname "sudo adduser user2 user1" | 14:27 |
antivirtel | satyanash I'm not beginner, I'm using sudo, also for mounting, and for `update-grub` | 14:28 |
Static | virtuaposta: No, I have no sound in my headphones at all. | 14:28 |
badhan | hi guys.. this is my first time , using irc :-) | 14:28 |
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Dc0d3r | I would like to register a .edu e-mail account for testing purposes.Does anyone know of a reputable site that lets you create .edu e-mail addresses? | 14:28 |
llutz | janjiss: check permissions of user1 $HOME, it has to be 77? to be writable for the group | 14:28 |
wiggmpk | Static: did you open alsamixer and check to see if its muted yet? | 14:29 |
virtuaposta | which ubuntu version Static ? | 14:29 |
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janjiss | llutz: 775 should be the best option? | 14:30 |
Static | virtuaposta: 11.04 | 14:30 |
llutz | janjiss: 775 or 770 | 14:30 |
virtuaposta | Static, try wiggmpks suggestion and let us know if thats not working | 14:30 |
llutz | janjiss: in addition you shoud set sgid on user1 home. if you don't, all files created by user2 will be group-owned by user2 too | 14:31 |
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Dc0d3r | I would like to register a .edu e-mail account for testing purposes.Does anyone know of a reputable site that lets you create .edu e-mail addresses? | 14:31 |
Static | wiggmpk: In alsamixer, I see "Mater", "PCM" and "beep". Beep is muted. | 14:32 |
virtuaposta | Dc0d3r, you mean to say you want buy domain? sorry if that didnt clicked to me :\ | 14:32 |
wiggmpk | Static: in the upper left part of the screen, it says "View" switching [ALL] should be F5 | 14:32 |
wiggmpk | Static: it will list all the input and output levels, if you see anything sensible like "line Out" or something that has "MM" it's muted" | 14:33 |
Boreeas | /usr/ shouldn't be owned by 501, should it? | 14:34 |
Oer | Dc0d3r, a "reputable" site that let you register a "testing" .edu email account, never heard of that, and has nothing to do with #ubuntu support. | 14:35 |
llutz | Boreeas: root:root should own | 14:35 |
Static | virtuaposta: I now have a list of microphone inputs, "Capture" and the original "Mater", "PCM" and "Beep". I do not see anything which would suggest headphones. | 14:36 |
virtuaposta | Static, there is nothing like headphones in that, please observe wiggmpks posts up | 14:36 |
* Sidewinder1 Looks at Dc0d3r 's request with a certain amount of scrutiny. | 14:36 | |
jimmy_birer | Hello | 14:37 |
badhan | hi | 14:37 |
MonkeyDust | o/ Sidewinder1 | 14:37 |
virtuaposta | Static, wiggmpk I faced this issue before with 11.04 but the scenario was simultaneous sound from headphones and speakers so I suggested to give a try for wiggmpk suggestions | 14:38 |
slakcphil | hi, anyone heard of it? the endian firewall community version.. | 14:38 |
jimmy_birer | For something better than Ubuntu,go to #debian | 14:38 |
wiggmpk | Static: do you have anything that says S/PDIF on it? | 14:38 |
jimmy_birer | this is for sucker noobs | 14:38 |
Sidewinder1 | "This", ? | 14:39 |
DJones | Dc0d3r: You might be better asking #freenode or maybe #ubuntu-offtopic, somebody there may have an idea, although I would guess you would need to register a .edu domain first which looks to quite restricted in who can register them http://www.boutell.com/newfaq/creating/registeredu.html | 14:39 |
Static | wiggmpk: No, I do not. | 14:39 |
wiggmpk | Static: are you using a laptop or desktop? internal audio chip or dedicated sound card? | 14:40 |
Static | wiggmpk: I am using a laptop, I believe it is a dedicated sound card. However, I am not sure. | 14:40 |
wiggmpk | Static: well that could be important | 14:41 |
wiggmpk | Static: to be clear you have no sound coming out of the headphones slot | 14:41 |
wiggmpk | Static: if you are still in alsa mixer, what does the Card and Chip say in the upper left? | 14:42 |
virtuaposta | Static, a stupid query.. are headphones connected in correct slots? means earphone and microphone in correct slots :) sometimes happens | 14:42 |
aashez | I'm trying to reinstall system. I have three useful partitions with data as sda1 sda2 and sda5 which I cannot delete nor merge. I am aware that I'm allowed to create maximum four primary partitions. Remaining free space is around 200GB which I want to divide for /, /var, /tmp, /home and swap. I see the Ubuntu 11.04 installer to give option for free space as primary and logical. If I choose logical to allow me to have extended partiti | 14:43 |
aashez | partition to allow / , /var ans rest? | 14:43 |
wiggmpk | virtuaposta: sometimes things get misconfigured too, and the channels get switched. good point =P | 14:44 |
Static | wiggmpk: Card: HDA Intel PCH, Chip: Conexant CX20590 | 14:44 |
virtuaposta | aashez, g-parted (but be careful) | 14:44 |
Static | virtuaposta: Yes, it is in the right slot :) | 14:44 |
aashez | virtuaposta: I'm on the Ubuntu installer at the moment. Usually the installer allows to create extended partition.. is it possible within the installer now? | 14:45 |
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virtuaposta | aashez, have you changed the partition size or anything and allowed changes to be written? if not then no need to worry, partitions and data are still safe, you can quit the installation and resize the partitions with gparted, if its not like that then let us know please :) | 14:46 |
de | ehi | 14:46 |
de | raga... ho bisogno di aiuo... | 14:47 |
wiggmpk | Static: are you using a Lenovo by any chance? | 14:47 |
de | ... sorry... no | 14:47 |
virtuaposta | wiggmpk, YES!! :) | 14:47 |
wiggmpk | virtuaposta: wait you are, or static is? | 14:47 |
virtuaposta | wiggmpk, but not at this moment ;) | 14:47 |
Oer | !it | de | 14:47 |
ubottu | de: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) | 14:47 |
virtuaposta | wiggmpk, Static is under troubles :) | 14:48 |
Static | wiggmpk: No, I'm using a Sony laptop :P | 14:48 |
wiggmpk | Static: can you uname -r for me? | 14:49 |
Arizona_Bay | is there any alternative with Skype i am having some real messed up privacy issues | 14:49 |
Jikan | Hi! does anyone know a command like arch or uname but returning "amd64" instead of "x86_64"? | 14:49 |
Static | wiggmpk: "2.6.38-13-generic-pae" | 14:49 |
chroot | hi, i want to forbidden the guest session in ubuntu 11.10, how can i achieve that ? | 14:49 |
Arizona_Bay | is there any alternative with Skype i am having some real messed up privacy issues | 14:50 |
de | elky | 14:51 |
virtuaposta | Jikan, man uname for more details.. not sure but might uname -m please go through man pages | 14:51 |
JasseT | hello peeps! and straight to the chase, is there a way to get mobile broadband to work on startup without manually enabling it every time? | 14:51 |
de | who are connect? | 14:51 |
peter_ | i would like to start a business with ubuntu as OS are there any legal issues I must consider ? | 14:51 |
navatwo | Hey, anyone know how to start X from a terminal? I killed it to go away for two weeks, now I'm home. | 14:51 |
wiggmpk | Static: there was a website I stumbled upon one time when I was having sound issues, it had a list of options to try in alsa-base.conf for certain model combinations, trying to find it now | 14:51 |
navatwo | Should I just restart the computer?> | 14:51 |
Ben64 | navatwo: have you tried "startx" | 14:51 |
navatwo | nope! | 14:51 |
blackshirt | navatwo: use startx | 14:51 |
navatwo | OK | 14:52 |
Jikan | virtuaposta : already tried and I've read the manual ^^ | 14:52 |
Static_ | wiggmpk: Did you respond? My router crashed :s | 14:52 |
peter_ | Hi, I would like to start a business with ubuntu as OS are there any legal issues I must consider ? | 14:52 |
wiggmpk | Static: there was a website I stumbled upon one time when I was having sound issues, it had a list of options to try in alsa-base.conf for certain model combinations, trying to find it now | 14:52 |
navatwo | Ben64: blackshirt that did it :) thanks | 14:52 |
Jikan | OK, found it: dpkg --print-architecture | 14:53 |
Ben64 | navatwo: cool, no problem. I wasn't sure that still worked on the newer versions | 14:53 |
blackshirt | peter_: i don't think so.. except you planning some proprietary part | 14:53 |
Static_ | wiggmpk: I did do something with that, I didn't work, but I didn't do much. | 14:53 |
navatwo | Ben64: it spit out some errors, but appeared to work. | 14:53 |
virtuaposta | Jikan, what kind of output you actually want? means for eg. you want to get the output if OS is 64 bit or anything like that? amd64 is fine but if you can tell us more then someone might can guide you in right way | 14:54 |
Sidewinder1 | peter_, You might start here: http://www.canonical.com/ | 14:54 |
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bombadil_ | Hey, can anyone tell me how to autorun a script after boot (as a specifically created "service user")? | 14:54 |
Static | wiggmpk: I added the line "options snd-hda-intel model=sony-assamd" earlier, should I reboot and see if it works? | 14:54 |
wiggmpk | Static: yeah, typically rebooting would be a good idea | 14:55 |
Jikan | virtuaposta : I know I'm running a 64 bits Ubuntu, I needed a cli command that returns "amd64" and not "x86_64" | 14:55 |
virtuaposta | Jikan, simplest : grep ;) | 14:55 |
Static | wiggmpk: Okay, I'll reboot now. See you in a minute. :P | 14:55 |
wiggmpk | Static: k | 14:56 |
virtuaposta | Jikan, dont take it seriously :) | 14:56 |
Jikan | virtuaposta : ^^ | 14:56 |
wiggmpk | Jikan: you need your terminal to confirm your running 64 bits? | 14:57 |
Jikan | anyway, "dpkg --print-architecture" fits my needs perfectly ^^ | 14:57 |
Jikan | wiggmpk : not at all | 14:57 |
wiggmpk | Jikan: rephrase what your looking for then? | 14:57 |
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Ben64 | for all intents and purposes, amd64 = x86_64 | 14:57 |
virtuaposta | Jikan, thanks for the info :) good to hear you sorted it out | 14:58 |
Jikan | I needed my terminal to return "amd64" and NOT "x86_64" (for use with checkinstall if you want to know) | 14:58 |
virtuaposta | cheers Jikan | 14:58 |
Static | wiggmpk: It didn't seem to work. | 14:58 |
Jikan | :) | 14:58 |
wiggmpk | Jikan: cant you use "force-arch" or something? | 14:58 |
wiggmpk | Jikan: during the check | 14:58 |
Oer | Jikan, "arch" | 14:58 |
StepNjump | what does it mean when I type exit to get out of a CLI terminal, I get there are stop jobs.. Which jobs? | 14:58 |
Ben64 | StepNjump: it means processes in the background | 14:59 |
wiggmpk | StepNjump: if you run something (a program or application) from the terminal, and exit it, it returns to the prompt | 14:59 |
CHARLIE3 | ciao sono nuovo | 14:59 |
CHARLIE3 | :!list | 15:00 |
StepNjump | Ben64: so it's nothing to worrry about? | 15:00 |
Sidewinder1 | !list | CHARLIE3 | 15:00 |
ubottu | CHARLIE3: This is not a file sharing channel (or network); be sure to read the channel topic. If you're looking for information about me, type « /msg ubottu !bot ». If you're looking for a channel, see « /msg ubottu !alis ». | 15:00 |
StepNjump | Cuz I was back to the prompt | 15:00 |
Jikan | wiggmpk : no, I don't want to force anything, I just want my terminal to return "amd64", which is done | 15:00 |
Jikan | Oer : arch returns "x86_64" ^^ (and again, I've found the one I needed: dpkg --print-architecture) | 15:00 |
llutz | StepNjump: "jobs" tells you what jobs are in bg | 15:01 |
Arizona_Bay | any alternative for skype thats more secure? | 15:01 |
llutz | StepNjump: if you exit the shell, the jobs will be terminated too | 15:01 |
ffk27 | export amd64=amd64; echo $amd64 | 15:01 |
virtuaposta | lolz ffk27 Jikan found the answer :D | 15:01 |
wiggmpk | ffk27: thank you, was looking that up right now | 15:01 |
ffk27 | or echo amd64 | 15:02 |
StepNjump | ok llutz jobs... good command | 15:02 |
wiggmpk | Static: go into alsamixer and hit "F6" (should be select sound card) tell me what it shows you | 15:02 |
quiescens | StepNjump: type: jobs | 15:02 |
StepNjump | but lets say llutz I run cp and then when it goes back to the prompt then I assume it's finished copying right? so after that, is it ok to type exit? | 15:03 |
quiescens | StepNjump: fg to make one of them active again | 15:03 |
llutz | StepNjump: sure, that won't be listed as stopjob. | 15:03 |
StepNjump | yes quiescens thatès what llutz just said... I had never heard that one before | 15:03 |
Arizona_Bay | any alternative for skype thats more secure? | 15:03 |
quiescens | StepNjump: they should only happen if you press ctrl-z to stop whatever was running when you pressed ctrl-z | 15:03 |
virtuaposta | Arizona_Bay, you asking for VoIP? | 15:04 |
letkamo | hello :) | 15:04 |
StepNjump | oh cool quiescens tn | 15:04 |
StepNjump | tnx | 15:04 |
gedO | hello, | 15:04 |
Arizona_Bay | virtuaposta I want to call people with accounts not servers | 15:04 |
gedO | I'm looking for a help with virtual desktops | 15:04 |
gedO | how to manage them? | 15:04 |
gedO | how to reduce count? | 15:05 |
gedO | How to reduce virtual desktop count on Ubuntu 11.10???? | 15:05 |
letkamo | can i set background to ubuntu desktop? | 15:05 |
StepNjump | quiescens: that's the thing I never pressed ctrl z | 15:05 |
letkamo | sorry, i just installed ubuntu first time today so im kinda newbie :) | 15:05 |
ffk27 | ged0: alt+right click at the vdekstop applet | 15:05 |
satyanash | letkamo, right click the desktop.. | 15:06 |
letkamo | cheers | 15:06 |
wiggmpk | letkamo: right click on the background and click change background | 15:06 |
quiescens | StepNjump: sorry, my mistake, there are other things that cause it, if you run something with & which then decides it needs to wait for input | 15:06 |
gedO | ffk27: Where I cna fint it? | 15:07 |
virtuaposta | letkamo, one more cheers to wiggmpk :) | 15:07 |
StepNjump | no, not even that quiescens | 15:07 |
ffk27 | ged0: you mean with virualdesktops workspaces? | 15:07 |
wiggmpk | lol | 15:07 |
gedO | ffk27: Yes. I am using unity desktop | 15:07 |
gedO | ffk27: I think it is unity :) | 15:08 |
ffk27 | i have no idea how that in unity works | 15:08 |
quiescens | StepNjump: well, what did "jobs" say that are still running? | 15:08 |
ffk27 | but i think you need to search in gconf-editor | 15:08 |
gedO | ffk27: Okey. I will try, Thanks :) | 15:08 |
wiggmpk | Static: try using this line at the end of /etc/modprobe.d/options ----> "options snd-hda-intel model=laptop enable=1 index=0" | 15:09 |
ffk27 | ged0: http://askubuntu.com/questions/34572/how-can-i-reduce-or-increase-the-number-of-workspaces-in-unity | 15:09 |
faszek | :) | 15:09 |
StepNjump | let me try it quiescens | 15:11 |
root | hi | 15:11 |
gedO | ffk27: Why Ubuntu developers don't include this by defoult??? Strange | 15:11 |
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StepNjump | quiescens: it says: man ls (wd: ~/.weechat/logs) but those two processes are running in separate tabs! | 15:13 |
Static | wiggmpk: Sorry, I had lunch. /etc/modprobe.d/options doesn't exist, shall I write in the file anyway? | 15:14 |
quiescens | StepNjump: shrugs | 15:14 |
StepNjump | I might need to reboot | 15:15 |
muh2000 | hi | 15:15 |
StepNjump | but I learned something new thanks to llutz and you, quiescens | 15:15 |
quiescens | StepNjump: type fg | 15:15 |
quiescens | StepNjump: to bring a stopped job back to the front | 15:15 |
muh2000 | why is there no padevchooser in oneiric? | 15:15 |
StepNjump | wow... 1 GB in my swap partition out of 2! | 15:16 |
wiggmpk | Static: where did you add the options line before? to alsa-base.conf or something like that? | 15:16 |
Static | alsa-base.conf, yes | 15:16 |
StepNjump | yes I tried fg quiescens it works great | 15:17 |
wiggmpk | Static: try putting it there instead, reboot and try it out | 15:17 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> when I try to playback a 2s .ogg (or also .mp3) file the behaviour is quite strange and bad | 15:17 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> either I don't hear anything (or just slightly increased background noise for 0.1 second or so), or I hear the sound but at a very low volume, or I hear everything correctly. | 15:17 |
wiggmpk | Static: check alsamixer to see if you have new options | 15:17 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> The behaviour is the same for paplay, mplayer, vlc | 15:17 |
g0th | 13:34 < g0th> any ideas? my guess is buggy audio driver (I have hda-intel, realtek RC888). | 15:17 |
FloodBot1 | g0th: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 15:17 |
g0th | 13:34 < g0th> someone suggested it was related to "combined audio driver" or something like that (?) | 15:17 |
Static | wiggmpk: Okay, I'll reboot now. | 15:17 |
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roansh | Is anybody using conkyForecast here? | 15:19 |
virtuaposta | Static, you left us :( I hate you wiggmpk, you made him reboot lolz :) anyways I guess that sorts out the disaster ... | 15:19 |
jkadsioasd | how do I set the grub menu timeout to 0? | 15:19 |
jkadsioasd | I'm in oneiric | 15:19 |
wiggmpk | virtuaposta: wait, what? lol im confused, I think he'll be back | 15:20 |
jkadsioasd | anyone? | 15:20 |
Static | wiggmpk: It didn't seem to work. | 15:20 |
wiggmpk | Static: sorry bud =/ did you check alsamixer to see if it shows any new channels? | 15:21 |
ffk27 | jkadsioasd: gedit /etc/default/grub | 15:21 |
ffk27 | GRUB_TIMEOUT= | 15:21 |
Static | wiggmpk: Let me check :P | 15:21 |
Static | wiggmpk: No, it hasn't. :( | 15:21 |
wiggmpk | Static: =( | 15:22 |
Osmodivs | I have GnomeChat, but I can't connect to irc.spotchat.org, it just tells me Found your hostname (109.234.106.53.cable.dyn.cableonline.com.mx) -- cached and stays there doing nothing. The only one I can connect is to Ubuntu Servers, why? | 15:23 |
virtuaposta | Static, wiggmpk this is what worked for me..(come on please dont laugh this is for keeping notes only) http://pastebin.com/cCHMgGKM hope it will help in some ways | 15:24 |
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wiggmpk | virtuaposta: what version of alsa are you running | 15:24 |
wiggmpk | virtuaposta: and ubuntu | 15:25 |
spirat | man:command not found on ubuntu server, how come? how to fix? | 15:25 |
virtuaposta | wiggmpk, ubuntu was 11.04 and I dont remember about alsa version actually, there were 3 laptops from different users, i just tried to help by providing the notations :\ | 15:26 |
llutz | spirat: sudo apt-get install man-db | 15:26 |
Osmodivs | virtuaposta: hey, I have the same problem! But I have Mint11, for some reason I can't login there, but, yeah, someone told me to add those lines, but still not working, can't even open alsamixer, even though I already installed Alsa-utils and linux backports and what not. | 15:26 |
chrmhoffmann | in #nook-tablet | 15:26 |
Static | virtuaposta: "E: Unable to locate package linux-alsa-driver-modules-2.6.38-13-generic-pae" D: | 15:26 |
jkadsioasd | sorry what was that command for grub again? | 15:27 |
virtuaposta | Static, you added repository described in first line "ppa:ubuntu-audio-dev/ppa"? | 15:28 |
jkadsioasd | anyone? | 15:28 |
ffk27 | jkadsioasd: gedit /etc/default/grub | 15:28 |
Static | virtuaposta: I did, yes. | 15:28 |
ffk27 | you want the grub choose screen go away directly or you want to freeze it? | 15:29 |
Kaemic | hi | 15:29 |
wiggmpk | Static: cat /proc/asound/version | 15:29 |
Static | wiggampk: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.23. | 15:31 |
Kaemic | i need a bit of help. I'm not using ubuntu now but i used to and there was a cool mmorpg in the repository and i dont know what it's name was so i could run it now on centos, anyone could open repository, search for mmorpg and tell me the name of that game? | 15:31 |
Osmodivs | My onboard sound does not work. I recive a hda-intel: no codecs found! in the verbose login | 15:31 |
Osmodivs | I do not evevn have an "asound" folder | 15:31 |
Sidewinder1 | !codecs | 15:32 |
ubottu | For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/musicvideophotos/C/video.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 15:32 |
Kaemic | ok i got it thanks anyawy ;p | 15:34 |
needhelp1 | is there a troubleshooting page for playing dvd's? ive already installed libdvdread and ubuntu restricted extras with on prevail | 15:35 |
Osmodivs | This is what I got in my alsaconf file: http://pastebin.com/Wxub4Hc9 What else do I need to add or take out in order to make my onboard sound work? | 15:36 |
needhelp1 | install-css.sh also | 15:36 |
askmasterrr | hello | 15:36 |
askmasterrr | i am male | 15:36 |
askmasterrr | and i am looking for help | 15:36 |
askmasterrr | but who will help | 15:36 |
Sidewinder1 | Congrats. | 15:37 |
who_me | lol | 15:37 |
askmasterrr | oh mayne before getitng help i have to say something about me | 15:37 |
askmasterrr | i am 25 years old and male | 15:37 |
askmasterrr | i am living in the united states of america | 15:38 |
* who_me rofls | 15:38 | |
Osmodivs | askmasterrr: Are you japanese? | 15:38 |
needhelp1 | askmasterrr, ask! | 15:38 |
Sidewinder1 | !ask | askmasterrr | 15:38 |
ubottu | askmasterrr: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 15:38 |
askmasterrr | also called USA | 15:38 |
askmasterrr | ok | 15:38 |
askmasterrr | my question is about ubuntu | 15:38 |
askmasterrr | i am having 10,04 | 15:38 |
needhelp1 | does anyone know a troubleshooting page for dvd playback? ive installed vlc, install-css and libdvdread. Or does anyone know anything i should check | 15:39 |
askmasterrr | my question is about ubuntu | 15:39 |
askmasterrr | needhelp1: i was first and my question is the first | 15:39 |
* who_me rofls some more | 15:40 | |
Osmodivs | I can't make my onboard sound work. I added the last line, like it said in some forum, but still have no sound:: http://pastebin.com/Wxub4Hc9 | 15:40 |
askmasterrr | i thought i eget help | 15:40 |
needhelp1 | askmasterrr, ask! | 15:40 |
askmasterrr | needhelp1: my question is: about ubuntu | 15:40 |
needhelp1 | ask! | askmasterrr | 15:41 |
DJones | askmasterrr: Ask your question, people won't know if they can help until you ask your question | 15:41 |
askmasterrr | yes my question is: who can help me | 15:41 |
needhelp1 | !ask | askmasterrr | 15:41 |
ubottu | askmasterrr: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 15:41 |
askmasterrr | MY QUESW | 15:41 |
Osmodivs | askmasterrr: Anyone can help you | 15:41 |
askmasterrr | cool | 15:41 |
askmasterrr | okay: then my question | 15:41 |
Osmodivs | askmasterrr: If you want to | 15:41 |
who_me | this guy's trolling | 15:41 |
askmasterrr | I am using Ubuntu 10.04 | 15:42 |
aber | good, ubuntu... | 15:42 |
askmasterrr | The Lucid lynx version on english with gnome | 15:42 |
askmasterrr | And now i heard that the newest is 10.10 | 15:42 |
Sidewinder1 | 'Ya think? | 15:42 |
DJones | askmasterrr: Thats wrong, the newest Ubuntu is 11.10 | 15:42 |
llutz | !enter | askmasterrr better you learn how this irc-thingy works and come back then | 15:43 |
ubottu | askmasterrr better you learn how this irc-thingy works and come back then: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 15:43 |
askmasterrr | oh okay | 15:43 |
gonzaloaf | hello, Iḿ using ubuntu 11.10, when I try to delete files from Eye of Gnome Image Viewer and check 'Move to trash' I receive the error 'Couldn't access trash', do you why? | 15:43 |
Osmodivs | askmasterrr: type this in the terminal sudo apt-get upgrade | 15:43 |
askmasterrr | shpuld i stay on 10.04 | 15:43 |
ffk27 | askmasterrr: don't upgrade | 15:43 |
askmasterrr | or should i upgrade | 15:43 |
domedagen | askmasterrr: too what? | 15:43 |
Osmodivs | askmasterrr: UPGRADE | 15:43 |
askmasterrr | yes? | 15:43 |
Osmodivs | askmasterrr: YES | 15:43 |
askmasterrr | ok to 10.10 or to 10.11 | 15:43 |
domedagen | askmasterrr: ? | 15:44 |
domedagen | askmasterrr: 10.10 to 11.10? | 15:44 |
askmasterrr | domadagen,: yes= | 15:44 |
Osmodivs | askmasterrr: Just look at me, in 9.0 I was using my onboard sound, and now in 11 I CANT!! XD | 15:44 |
askmasterrr | no | 15:44 |
askmasterrr | 10.04 to 10.10 or 10.11 | 15:44 |
ffk27 | dont do the upgrade it is not better | 15:44 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: There is no 10.11 | 15:44 |
askmasterrr | you said: | 15:44 |
domedagen | askmasterrr: bits? | 15:44 |
askmasterrr | the newest is 10.10 | 15:44 |
askmasterrr | 10.11 | 15:45 |
Osmodivs | askmasterrr: Better yet, use LinuxMint! | 15:45 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: The newest is 11.10 | 15:45 |
askmasterrr | ok | 15:45 |
askmasterrr | but is it unity? | 15:45 |
Osmodivs | Anywho... | 15:45 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: It goes by year / month. | 15:45 |
projekt26 | does anyone know how I can download the source for rtmpdump 2.4? there is only a git:// link on their homepage http://rtmpdump.mplayerhq.hu/ and I am not sure what to do with that | 15:45 |
domedagen | askmasterrr: What version are you using 32 or 64bit | 15:45 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: 11 for the year, 10 for the month. | 15:45 |
strigoi | hi | 15:45 |
askmasterrr | domedagen: i use 10.04 | 15:45 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: next is 12.04, then 12.10, then 13.04, then 13.10 ... etc. Get it? | 15:45 |
Geforce88 | !java | 15:45 |
ubottu | To just use java you need a "Java Runtime Environment" (JRE) and/or a browser plugin. If that is not sufficient you will need a "Java Development Kit" (JDK) aka "Software Development Kit" (SDK). Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java about how to install one of three current implementations. | 15:45 |
askmasterrr | ok kyentei | 15:45 |
askmasterrr | but should i upgrade to newest | 15:45 |
askmasterrr | or they have unity | 15:45 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: I haven't read your question. There is Unity per default since 11.04 | 15:46 |
strigoi | http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/malys+-+update+GS?content=142262 | 15:46 |
mike2559 | projekt26: Do a "sudo apt-get install git" and then type "git clone" followed by that git:// link | 15:46 |
askmasterrr | i now 11.10 is unity | 15:46 |
domedagen | askmasterrr: Architecture then? x86-64 or x86-32 (is that what they are called?)? | 15:46 |
aber | good, ubuntu... | 15:46 |
strigoi | i`m trying to istall this | 15:46 |
askmasterrr | but i do not want unity | 15:46 |
gonzaloaf | hello, Iḿ using ubuntu 11.10, when I try to delete files from Eye of Gnome Image Viewer and check 'Move to trash' I receive the error 'Couldn't access trash', do you why? | 15:46 |
projekt26 | thanks mike2559 | 15:46 |
domedagen | aber: Noes! | 15:46 |
askmasterrr | domedagen: i dont no ? i thought i have got ubuntu 10.04 lcyd lynx | 15:46 |
gonzaloaf | hello, Iḿ using ubuntu 11.10, when I try to delete files from Eye of Gnome Image Viewer and click 'Move to trash' I receive the error 'Couldn't access trash', do you why? | 15:47 |
askmasterrr | but i do not want unity | 15:47 |
who_me | askmasterrr, you are an american citizen and you spell like that ? go to school dude, really | 15:47 |
aber | domedagen: Sorry... | 15:47 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: You could install gnome3 (gnome-shell or gnome-session-fallback), use cinnamon (by mint) or choose to use KDE or XFCE (amongst many others) | 15:47 |
domedagen | askmasterrr: You can use Gnome in the latest version as well | 15:47 |
strigoi | but may gnome tweak tool is completely different | 15:47 |
domedagen | aber: Why? | 15:47 |
askmasterrr | i want gnome 2 | 15:47 |
askmasterrr | or similar to gnome 2 | 15:47 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: gnome-session-fallback still looks a lot like gnome 2. | 15:47 |
askmasterrr | ok | 15:47 |
ffk27 | 10.04 is supported until 2013 orsomthing so stay lts | 15:48 |
askmasterrr | thats good | 15:48 |
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kyentei | askmasterrr: I suggest you stay on 10.04 though. It's supported for quite some time. | 15:48 |
domedagen | askmasterrr: uname -a | 15:48 |
ffk27 | next week 10.04.4 will come | 15:48 |
askmasterrr | really | 15:48 |
askmasterrr | and i have got another question | 15:48 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: 10.04 is an LTS. Are you familiar with the meaning of LTS? | 15:48 |
askmasterrr | yes the LTS are supported with updates | 15:49 |
askmasterrr | and the other not i thoght | 15:49 |
Evil_ | is there a reason to download 32 bit instead of 64 bit? I'm curious because of the download marking 32 bit as recommended (my computer is 64 bit) | 15:49 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: They are supported for a longer period of time. | 15:49 |
askmasterrr | ok | 15:49 |
askmasterrr | really | 15:49 |
askmasterrr | and i have got another question | 15:49 |
kyentei | Evil_: Ubuntu is not extremely famous. It is important that the first experience people have with Ubuntu is a good one. If people have a 32 bit machine without knowing, and download x64, their first experience is bad. | 15:49 |
askmasterrr | i sometime was swearing about unity... can they forbid me to use it | 15:50 |
who_me | Evil_, that will change when 12.04 is released. Go with 64bit if you have 4GB of ram or more | 15:50 |
kyentei | Evil_: That's about it. I can't think of anything not working on x64 that does on x86 | 15:50 |
Evil_ | kyentei, ah I gotcha | 15:50 |
Evil_ | Thanks :) | 15:50 |
DJones | Evil_: Some app's don't always work with 64 bit, flash used to be a problem, but seems ok now, it was little things like that, I don't think its much of an issue now | 15:50 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: What's the other question? | 15:50 |
venkatmangudi | Evil_: Another reason is that 32 bit has more drivers in some cases | 15:50 |
askmasterrr | i sometime was swearing about unity... can they forbid me to use it? | 15:50 |
domedagen | askmasterrr: 64 or 32 bit? "uname -a" | 15:50 |
venkatmangudi | askmasterrr: nobody can forbid you to use it. Besides, why would they forbid you? :) | 15:51 |
kyentei | askmasterrr: Forbid you to use it? It comes default. They pretty much _want_ you to use it. | 15:51 |
askmasterrr | venkatmangudi: because swearing | 15:51 |
who_me | askmasterrr, they should forbid you to use a computer though | 15:51 |
askmasterrr | swearing about ubuntu | 15:51 |
llutz | who_me: a sure troll | 15:51 |
venkatmangudi | askmasterrr: how do they know what you mutter to your computer? | 15:51 |
who_me | llutz, of course | 15:51 |
venkatmangudi | who_me: LOL | 15:52 |
askmasterrr | venkatmangudi: ah you are right | 15:52 |
askmasterrr | thanks! | 15:52 |
askmasterrr | that were all my queestions | 15:52 |
askmasterrr | domedagen: uname -a | 15:52 |
venkatmangudi | askmasterrr: that is all? | 15:52 |
askmasterrr | yes | 15:52 |
venkatmangudi | askmasterrr: have a good day now | 15:52 |
Osmodivs | askmasterrr: it is normal to swear and curse Unity, everybody has done that at least 25 times in their life | 15:52 |
venkatmangudi | askmasterrr: peace be with you | 15:52 |
askmasterrr | also good da | 15:53 |
askmasterrr | see you evening | 15:53 |
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domedagen | askmasterrr: in terminal | 15:53 |
who_me | wow | 15:53 |
matt23 | haha | 15:53 |
venkatmangudi | Interesting | 15:53 |
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kyentei | domedagen: Just leave it. Hehe | 15:53 |
Osmodivs | Now, about my onboard sound... | 15:53 |
Osmodivs | How to make it work? | 15:54 |
domedagen | kyentei: :(, venkatmangudi already spoiled it so I guess upu are right | 15:54 |
venkatmangudi | what? you guys wanted more fun? | 15:54 |
venkatmangudi | and Osmodivs is suffering here... | 15:54 |
venkatmangudi | :) | 15:54 |
kpok | where can i go to for help on ubuntu one? | 15:55 |
Osmodivs | venkatmangudi: ... :| | 15:55 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: came late to the game, which card? | 15:55 |
Sidewinder1 | !12.04 | 15:55 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) will be the sixteenth release of Ubuntu. Codename announcement here: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/784 | Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 | 15:55 |
venkatmangudi | domedagen: you were going to have him run a few commands? | 15:55 |
AlanBell | kpok: the channel is # | 15:56 |
Osmodivs | !onboard sound | 15:56 |
AlanBell | kpok: the channel is #ubuntuone all one word | 15:56 |
kpok | thanks AlanBell | 15:56 |
ShadesEdge | Hello, how can I record What U Hear on Ubuntu 11.10 using PulseAudio and a USB headset? | 15:56 |
domedagen | venkatmangudi: I was about to tell him the latest 64-bit edition hasn't go all the drivers and such | 15:56 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: didn't get that | 15:57 |
venkatmangudi | domedagen: he didn't have the 32 Vs 64 bit question... | 15:57 |
venkatmangudi | domedagen: that was Evil_ | 15:57 |
Osmodivs | venkatmangudi: No, I did not get it.... I have 64 bits, as Ubuntu now recomends. | 15:57 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: thought you had a sound card issue | 15:58 |
pip__ | Hello, how can I get network manager up & running on a minimal install? I'm using oneiric minimal. At the moment I mainly use 2 wireless networks so I can easily edit /etc/network/interfaces. I'd like to have NM working just in case I need to use a "new" wireless network | 15:58 |
Osmodivs | Why can't ubuntu find a simple Intel onboard codec? | 15:58 |
domedagen | Osmodivs: They still recommends 32-bit http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download | 15:58 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: which chipset? | 15:58 |
Osmodivs | ICH8 | 15:59 |
enbloc | is there any way to change the annoying notifier window behavior where notifications pop up, but then dissapear when I put the move over them in a vain attempt to dismiss them? | 15:59 |
enbloc | put the 'mouse' | 15:59 |
venkatmangudi | pip__: running gnome? | 16:00 |
kyentei | pip__: When I use wifi on a command-line install, I tend to install wicd and wicd-ncurses. Gives you a nice command-line interface, making it easier to get wifi connections going without GUI. | 16:00 |
Osmodivs | venkatmangudi: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (re | 16:00 |
venkatmangudi | enbloc: when u move the mouse over them, there is a close window button | 16:00 |
bombadil_ | Hi, how can I run some scripts after the system booted (or automatically login a user to do this, but in the background)? | 16:00 |
venkatmangudi | pip__: kyentei is right. Wicd is god | 16:00 |
Osmodivs | brb | 16:00 |
pip__ | oh no, ice wm. It's a VERY old compaq tablet pc | 16:00 |
enbloc | venkatmangudi: yes, but I can't click on it because the window goes away as soon as the mouse enters. it's like whackamole | 16:01 |
needhelp1 | can anyone inform me of any troubleshooting steps for dvd playback after i have installed libdvdread4 lvc and install-css? i dont think its a region code issue. | 16:01 |
enbloc | then comes right back when the mouse leaves | 16:01 |
ShadesEdge | So... | 16:01 |
ShadesEdge | No idea? | 16:01 |
venkatmangudi | bombadil_: nice nick. :-) | 16:02 |
bravo_lima | hi all | 16:02 |
venkatmangudi | enbloc: yep, but it only kinda greys out | 16:02 |
pitroadrush | hello | 16:02 |
venkatmangudi | the x is still visible | 16:02 |
pitroadrush | where can find good themes for ubuntu 11.10 | 16:02 |
DJones | !themes | pitroadrush | 16:03 |
ubottu | pitroadrush: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy | 16:03 |
pip__ | jsut those 2 packages then wicd & wicd ncurses? | 16:03 |
pip__ | just, even | 16:03 |
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pitroadrush | cool | 16:03 |
kyentei | pip__: Yes. I think wicd will start a daemon in the background. Been a while since I used it. | 16:03 |
enbloc | venkatmangudi: not on mine - completely dissapears | 16:03 |
venkatmangudi | ShadesEdge: sound recorded don't work? | 16:03 |
kyentei | Then you can just run "wicd" on command line. And you should get a nice interface. | 16:03 |
venkatmangudi | enbloc: Unity? | 16:03 |
ShadesEdge | I don't really know how to record the sound I hear on Ubuntu. | 16:04 |
pip__ | oh, okay I'll try that now | 16:04 |
enbloc | it did it on unity, but on xfce as well | 16:04 |
venkatmangudi | ShadesEdge: there is a sound recorder in your sound and media menu, or else isntall it pls | 16:04 |
venkatmangudi | enbloc: I am on xfce and I get the small x | 16:04 |
ShadesEdge | venkatmangudi: What's the name of the package? | 16:05 |
venkatmangudi | it is not visible till you are over the x. once you find it, then you'll know where to go | 16:05 |
venkatmangudi | !sound_recorder | 16:05 |
ShadesEdge | What do you mean by: till you are over the x? | 16:06 |
bombadil_ | venkatmangudi: Thanks! Though I hoped to get some advice on autostarting services. Is there no other (better) way than init.d /rc.d? | 16:06 |
kyentei | pip__: Maybe wicd-cli too. | 16:06 |
venkatmangudi | bombadil_: init.d/rc.d is the best way to do it | 16:07 |
pip__ | yeah, wicd wants to pull in some python stuff | 16:07 |
venkatmangudi | ShadesEdge: in the notification the x is invicible | 16:07 |
pip__ | I'm trying this from synaptic btw | 16:07 |
venkatmangudi | *invisible | 16:07 |
pip__ | so I'm thinking wicd + deps, wicd-curses & wicd-cli? | 16:07 |
venkatmangudi | ShadesEdge: sorry that msg was for enbloc | 16:07 |
ShadesEdge | ah | 16:08 |
eduedix | hey there! | 16:08 |
pip__ | although wicd is trying to bring in wicd-gtk | 16:08 |
eduedix | how can i run a script when closing gnome or gdm or before shutdown(as well as reboot) ? | 16:08 |
venkatmangudi | ShadesEdge: search for sound recorder in ubuntu software center | 16:08 |
venkatmangudi | it;'s the first one | 16:08 |
ShadesEdge | Ok | 16:09 |
mksogdne | hello | 16:09 |
venkatmangudi | ShadesEdge: I have gnome-media 2.91.2-2ubuntu2 | 16:09 |
kn100 | Hey guys, been a while since I played with ubuntu last. I recently built myself a machine, and I now have a nvidia 8800gts | 16:09 |
Osmodivs | I am back | 16:09 |
kn100 | I have two vga 17'' monitors that both have 1280x1024 as their native resolution | 16:09 |
kn100 | I am using two dvi to vga adaptors on the back of the graphics card | 16:09 |
mksogdne | how i can run my tv tuner ? | 16:10 |
kn100 | windows just lets me set the resolution to whatever I like which works fine. Ubuntu on the other hand works fine with the default (nouveau now?) drivers but as soon as I install the nvidia drivers, the max resolution I'm allowed is 1024x768. | 16:10 |
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pip__ | kyentel, wicd-cli + wicd-curses looks like it wants to pull in fewer dependencies, I'll give that a shot | 16:11 |
Osmodivs | So, Anyone knows how to fix an Onboard sound? | 16:11 |
ShadesEdge | venkatmangudi: It's done | 16:11 |
i_is_broke | kn100,do you have the nvidia config under preferences...sorry im not on gnome. | 16:12 |
Osmodivs | I hve a dummy output | 16:12 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: I have Audio device: Intel Corporation N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02) | 16:12 |
mksogdne | i want install my tv tuner card , help me ? | 16:12 |
kn100 | i_is_broke, yep and it sees both monitors and dual desktops works fine | 16:12 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: and it works well | 16:12 |
enbloc | venkatmangudi: http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd494/swarfrat8/notifier-window-behavior.png | 16:12 |
kn100 | it's just the resolution of both monitors being limited to 1024x768 | 16:12 |
enbloc | show me the x | 16:12 |
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i_is_broke | kn100, have you tried to set the res there.if so you will probably have to configure x for it. | 16:13 |
* venkatmangudi grins sheepishly at enbloc | 16:13 | |
venkatmangudi | enbloc: I use xfce | 16:13 |
Osmodivs | venkatmangudi: So you have never had troble with your Onboard sond. Ok. So yuo do not know how to fix it, rh? | 16:13 |
venkatmangudi | enbloc: not Unity | 16:13 |
kn100 | i_is_broke, there are no options higher than 1024x768 in the nvidia control panel | 16:13 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: had issues with other machines though... | 16:13 |
mksogdne | i want install my tv tuner card , help me ? | 16:13 |
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venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: lspci says what? | 16:13 |
enbloc | this is xfce | 16:13 |
NMachado | Hi to all | 16:14 |
gonzaloaf | hello, Iḿ using ubuntu 11.10, when I try to delete files from Eye of Gnome Image Viewer and click 'Move to trash' I receive the error 'Couldn't access trash', do you why? | 16:14 |
venkatmangudi | enbloc: my notifications are gnome 2 like... top right | 16:14 |
Osmodivs | venkatmangudi: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (re | 16:14 |
mksogdne | can anybody help me , i want install my tv tuner card , help me ? | 16:14 |
gonzaloaf | hello, Iḿ using ubuntu 11.10, when I try to delete files from Eye of Gnome Image Viewer and click 'Move to trash' I receive the error 'Couldn't access trash', can somebody help me please? | 16:14 |
enbloc | mine are too - but notifier windows do not appear to contain any decorations whatsoever | 16:14 |
enbloc | and only notifier windows | 16:14 |
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venkatmangudi | yeah, those notifiers are unity style IMHO. | 16:15 |
mksogdne | i want install my tv tuner card , help me ? | 16:15 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: gimme a min, brb | 16:16 |
sertaconay | Hello, which ide has feature like remote edit ? | 16:16 |
eduedix | how can i run a script as user when closing gnome or gdm or before shutdown(as well as reboot) ? | 16:16 |
mksogdne | i want install my tv tuner card driver , help me ? | 16:16 |
NMachado | mksogdne please wait if someone knows how to help you they will respond, you need to wait patiently | 16:17 |
HTT-Bird | does someone have a recent (>1.3.20 or so) Wine package with the WinePulse patches incorporated built for 10.04LTS? | 16:18 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: all other devices working ok? | 16:18 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: using alsa or pulse? | 16:18 |
mksogdne | ok | 16:19 |
Osmodivs | venkatmangudi: ALSA, i guess | 16:19 |
lahwran | how do you set up the gtk/qt theme bridge in kde4 so that gtk apps look like native qt? | 16:19 |
gonzaloaf | hello, Iḿ using ubuntu 11.10, when I try to delete files from Eye of Gnome Image Viewer and click 'Move to trash' I receive the error 'Couldn't access trash', can anybody help me please? | 16:19 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: tried this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5017453&postcount=2 | 16:20 |
P3X018 | How do I access the console instead of the terminal in Ubuntu 11.10? I'm not referring to the Ctrl+Alt+F1 access, but a windowed console like the terminal? | 16:20 |
ssta | ctrl-alt-T | 16:20 |
eduedix | how can i run a script as user when closing gnome or gdm or before shutdown(as well as reboot) ? | 16:20 |
kapcom01 | hello, i am setting some services on ubuntu machine like diaspora, file sharing, torrent downloader, cctv.. etc... the thing is that i need to do it in an isolated environment for each service to minimize the possibility of breaking things.. virtual machine is very memory demanding.. is there anything else? chroot maybe? i havent tried it.. | 16:20 |
pip__ | h'mmm, something about rename failed. Do I need to edit /etc/interfaces to only include the loopback interface? | 16:21 |
mksogdne | i want install my tv tuner card driver, help me ? | 16:21 |
P3X018 | ssta: That's just the terminal... | 16:21 |
Osmodivs | venkatmangudi: Lke I said, I have tried several forum tips, but here it is: aplay -l | 16:21 |
Osmodivs | aplay: device_list:240: no soundcards found... | 16:21 |
venkatmangudi | mksogdne: is your card recognized? | 16:21 |
ssta | P3X018: I'm not sure what you want then | 16:21 |
mksogdne | no | 16:22 |
astropirate | I installed ubuntu "along with windows" thinking it was going to run in a vm.. <_< i already run Mint on a seperate partition.. but I need to get rid of Ubuntu on this partition so i can move my files here. How can I remove the installed ubuntu? | 16:22 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: if aplay -l does not find it, then the next question is... is the hardware ok? | 16:22 |
venkatmangudi | mksogdne: does lspci list the card? | 16:22 |
P3X018 | ssta: The terminal and the console are not exactly the same... | 16:22 |
Osmodivs | venkatmangudi: How can I find out? in lspci it detect it | 16:22 |
oneliner | am really getting tired of ethernet timeouts in my 11.10 | 16:22 |
mksogdne | what is that ? | 16:23 |
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venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: can you try this trouble shooting guide? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449 | 16:25 |
venkatmangudi | Osmodivs: it is where I go when I am installing Ubuntu on a machine which gives me sound related issues | 16:25 |
tjiggi_fo | P3X018, just start your application in a terminal to see messages - linux is not mac | 16:25 |
venkatmangudi | mksogdne: go to terminal and type the command lspci -v | 16:26 |
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P3X018 | tjiggi_fo: I can't see kernel messages in terminal, only in the console. | 16:26 |
oneliner | no really like REALLY tired | 16:26 |
ssta | P3X018: umm, less /var/log/messages | 16:27 |
venkatmangudi | oneliner: Really tired? | 16:27 |
oneliner | i see no entries in this chan between those two statements of mine | 16:27 |
oneliner | a full five minutes lag | 16:27 |
oneliner | outstanding | 16:27 |
ssta | P3X018: I'm honestly not understanding the distinction you're making. What is it exactly that you want? | 16:27 |
tjiggi_fo | P3X018, ah, perhaps use --debug and see messages on the debug log then? | 16:27 |
mksogdne | it shows many thing? | 16:27 |
venkatmangudi | oneliner: how do you know it is because of ubuntu? | 16:27 |
venkatmangudi | is there a TV tuner card listed? | 16:28 |
venkatmangudi | mksogdne: is there a TV tuner card listed? | 16:28 |
P3X018 | ssta: the /var/log/messages will have to do. It's those messages I want to see. | 16:28 |
venkatmangudi | P3X018: ctrl-alt-f7 | 16:28 |
venkatmangudi | P3X018: *ctrl-alt-f8 | 16:28 |
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venkatmangudi | P3X018: you also have the log viewer app | 16:29 |
oneliner | venkatmangudi: dual boot; flawless connection on other os | 16:29 |
venkatmangudi | oneliner: which card? | 16:29 |
P3X018 | venkatmangudi isn't that similar to ctrl+alt+F1? Except here I don't anything but a black screen now | 16:29 |
oneliner | realtek rtl8111 | 16:29 |
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venkatmangudi | P3X018: yes. similar to ctrl-0alt-f1 except that this will stream errors and issues, like at startup and shut down. use the logfile viewer, much better | 16:30 |
mksogdne | Philips Semiconductors SAA7130 Video Broadcast Decoder | 16:30 |
mksogdne | i got this | 16:31 |
venkatmangudi | oneliner:you got a lemon chipset. :-) http://unixblogger.wordpress.com/2011/10/18/the-pain-of-an-realtek-rtl8111rtl8168-ethernet-card/ | 16:31 |
P3X018 | venkatmangudi ok, what's the name of that app, haven't used it before? | 16:32 |
StepNjump | Is there a way to install cross hairs in ubuntu? Often times, you will see these kinds of lines on terminal equipment.. It moves using the cursor up down right and left.. | 16:32 |
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venkatmangudi | P3X018: it should be in your system menu... it's called logfile viewer | 16:32 |
oneliner | venkatmangudi: it would be lemon if other os couldnt use it either, | 16:32 |
venkatmangudi | oneliner: some hardware manufacturers will provide driver for windows | 16:33 |
oneliner | i repeat, on dual boot its flawless on other os, or are we taking the easy slide and start blaming hardware now? | 16:33 |
venkatmangudi | oneliner: I said lemon not because the card is bad, but the driver is not ok. | 16:33 |
venkatmangudi | oneliner: the hardware manufacturer is the one I would blame | 16:33 |
ikonia | oneliner: what other OS's does it work on ? | 16:34 |
venkatmangudi | onekenthomas: follow the instructions in that link and your ethernet will work | 16:34 |
pip__ | h'mmmmmmmmmmm, now it just tells me rename failed & nothing happens | 16:34 |
venkatmangudi | oneliner: follow the instructions in that link and your ethernet will work | 16:34 |
enbloc | thanks venkatmangudi - I have that chipset and hadn't seen that. what I get I'm actually suspecting bios - every once in a while it stops working alltogether. won't show up in lspci. I have to completely shut off, unplug, 'power on' with it unplugged to discharge everything, then power up and it works | 16:34 |
venkatmangudi | you're welcome enbloc, that's why we're here | 16:35 |
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mksogdne | i want install my tv tuner card driver, help me ? | 16:37 |
mksogdne | i want install my tv tuner card driver, help me ? | 16:40 |
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mx8 | hi | 16:43 |
gonzaloaf | hello, where is Trash located in ubuntu 11.10 ? | 16:44 |
bastidrazor | gonzaloaf: ~/.local/share/Trash/ | 16:45 |
StepNjump | gonzaloaf: /.local/../Trash | 16:45 |
StepNjump | and /root/.local/share/Trash/ gonzaloaf | 16:46 |
StepNjump | the later is the system trash bin | 16:46 |
mksogdne | i want install my tv tuner card driver, help me ? | 16:46 |
mksogdne | plz? | 16:46 |
oneliner | venkatmangudi: am seen a couple of aditional commands regarding driver load and kernel dependencies i hadent seen in other very similar solutions | 16:47 |
oneliner | wont hurt to try i guess | 16:47 |
venkatmangudi | oneliner: please do try | 16:47 |
StepNjump | mksogdne: you can also check with ##linux | 16:47 |
indiana | ; | 16:48 |
sandy19 | Help needed guy | 16:48 |
sandy19 | guys* | 16:48 |
sandy19 | my host os = ubuntu | 16:48 |
StepNjump | your kernel | 16:49 |
sandy19 | and installed windows xp on virtualbox | 16:49 |
sandy19 | so i want to transfer the file from ubuntu to windows xp | 16:49 |
StepNjump | that's how it should be sandy19... MSFT should be encaged! | 16:49 |
oCean | sandy19: please try to describe your issue in single line | 16:49 |
sh3llbac | ctrl +c | 16:50 |
sh3llbac | fp | 16:50 |
venkatmangudi | sandy19: you can setup a shared folder in your virtual box to send files from one system to another | 16:50 |
sandy19 | I want to transfer file from ubuntu (host os) to windows xp(virtual box) | 16:50 |
sh3llbac | over vmare tools | 16:50 |
sh3llbac | share | 16:50 |
wrektjet | gonna do a fresh install of 11 this week! yay. question - is there a way to get a list of the applications i have on this install so i can reinstall them all later even the ones i hardly remember using? | 16:50 |
venkatmangudi | sandy19: if it is a one time thing and you don't want to go through the steps of setting up shared folder in vbox, try to ssh it from one to another | 16:51 |
StepNjump | sandy19: there is no way you could create shared directories? | 16:51 |
Sidewinder1 | wrektjet, Those would be in your /home. | 16:51 |
sandy19 | can anyone help me via the TV how to do this? | 16:51 |
wrektjet | Sidewinder1, do u mean when i use simple backup restore it would restore my applications as well? | 16:52 |
StepNjump | what is the TV? | 16:52 |
wrektjet | bec i plan on doing that - i hope it works | 16:52 |
sandy19 | TV = team viewer | 16:53 |
venkatmangudi | sandy19: http://www.giannistsakiris.com/index.php/2007/09/28/virtualbox-access-shared-folders-from-windows-xp-guest-os/ | 16:53 |
sandy19 | thanks venkatmangudi let me see :) | 16:53 |
Sidewinder1 | wrektjet, That is my understanding but nothing is perfect. ;-) | 16:53 |
venkatmangudi | sandy19: http://virtuatopia.com/index.php/VirtualBox_Shared_Folders | 16:53 |
wrektjet | aha okey dokey Sidewinder1 thnx | 16:54 |
pip__ | Sorry guys I can't get wicd to work at all :-( | 16:54 |
Sidewinder1 | NP. | 16:54 |
The_Phoenix | Does anyone here run a Live ISO from HDD on a regular basis? | 16:54 |
doritoDan | How come LibreOffice is Ubuntu's standard word processing program and not OpenOffice? | 16:56 |
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Church | doritoDan: i'm guessing that for enduser both are about the same, just that libreoffice has more active development since fork? | 16:57 |
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venkatmangudi | doritoDan: Oracle acquired Sun and as a consequence OpenOffice | 16:57 |
The_Phoenix | doritoDan: LibreOffice is based on OpenOffice. However, LO is under more active development and is lighter/faster than OO. | 16:57 |
doritoDan | Ok. I didn't know LibreOffice was a fork. | 16:58 |
venkatmangudi | Oracle gave a hard time regarding licensing and the users decided to fork it and created libreoffice | 16:58 |
doritoDan | I don't like OpenOffice. I always found it cumbersome, slow, bloated and buggy. | 16:58 |
matt23 | it's still super heavy. There is a new branch of KDEs office implementation coming along too | 16:58 |
venkatmangudi | We have to thank Larry Ellison for this | 16:58 |
doritoDan | And I never even knew LibreOffice existed. | 16:58 |
doritoDan | For how long has it been in development? | 16:58 |
larryone | damn irc alerting everytime the name larry is used | 16:58 |
The_Phoenix | venkatmangudi: What kinda licensing issues? Isn't OpenOffice just open source? | 16:58 |
larryone | i got to change my settings for thar | 16:59 |
sh3llbac | hope this question bac me ask here | 16:59 |
sh3llbac | BeEF | 16:59 |
prizren | Hello I am using modprobe to load a driver and i am getting this warning, WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release. | 16:59 |
HeGuru | prizren: you can either ignore this warning or rename ndiswrapper to ndiswrapper.conf | 17:00 |
prizren | HeGuru, I want to load this sudo modprobe ath9k_ht | 17:01 |
matt23 | doritodan: http://www.calligra.org/ | 17:01 |
oneliner | venkatmangudi: 1) please make a sticky out of this solution everywhere you happen to blog/forum/chat 2)why isnt this method applied to release yet? | 17:01 |
matt23 | should be totally ready to go soon. The develpors say it will be way lighter than LibreOFfice | 17:01 |
HeGuru | prizren: yeah modprobe doesn't give any message on success, your driver could already be loaded | 17:01 |
StepNjump | could someone please msg me for a quick test...? Thanks | 17:02 |
The_Phoenix | HeGuru: lsmod is easy to use. | 17:02 |
venkatmangudi | oneliner: so it works now? awesome | 17:02 |
prizren | HeGuru, Its a driver for my Wireless USB adapter ifconfig doesnt give me any wlan0 or other wireless interface | 17:02 |
HeGuru | prizren: check if driver is loaded, lsmod | grep ath9k | 17:03 |
HeGuru | prizren: also check dmesg for anything relevant | 17:03 |
venkatmangudi | The_Phoenix: http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/07/libreoffice-and-openoffice-org-one-year-after-the-schism/ | 17:04 |
prizren | HeGuru, check this http://pastebin.com/JNdfkGBN | 17:05 |
HeGuru | prizren: driver is loaded indeed, type ip link | 17:06 |
oneliner | StepNjump: here comes color! | 17:06 |
StepNjump | oneliner just in here please | 17:06 |
sandy19 | trying brb | 17:06 |
StepNjump | ok thanks.. not working.. need to troubleshoot. Thanks buddy! | 17:07 |
doritoDan | matt23: Cool. | 17:08 |
doritoDan | Oh, he left. | 17:08 |
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halux | aslm | 17:09 |
prizren | HeGuru, http://pastebin.com/29p8kgMM the result | 17:09 |
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Guest67652 | i | 17:10 |
pip__ | Okay, I just marked "wicd" in synaptic & let it install whatever else it wanted to (not much at all really) & everything seems to be okay. Thanks guys | 17:10 |
mksogdne | how i can install ubuntu studio in ubuntu ? | 17:11 |
HeGuru | prizren: usb0 should be your interface | 17:11 |
The_Phoenix | halux: What as aslm? | 17:11 |
linxeh | mksogdne: I seem to there being an ubuntu-studio meta package you can install | 17:11 |
prizren | HeGuru, usb0 is my phone connection im using it to connect to the internet through my wireless phone | 17:12 |
DJones | !studio | mksogdne | 17:12 |
ubottu | mksogdne: UbuntuStudio is a collection of packages for the artist who wishes to use Ubuntu as their Digital Audio Workstation. It contains all the best Audio/Visual components from the Ubuntu repositories. For more info and install instructions, join #ubuntustudio or see http://ubuntustudio.org | 17:12 |
mksogdne | from where ? | 17:12 |
HeGuru | prizren: can you pastebin output of dmesg | 17:13 |
* Sisercc /msg acidfrost hi | 17:13 | |
slgicl | d | 17:15 |
linxeh | mksogdne: in the main repositories - I think it is the ubuntustudio-desktop package. check in the ubuntustudio channel though | 17:15 |
slgicl | c | 17:15 |
prizren | HeGuru, what should I grep for ? | 17:16 |
Sisercc | Hello need help cant share my host internet with arch linux as guest while using virtual box | 17:18 |
HeGuru | prizren: anything related to ath9k, you can try modprobe -r ath9k_ht and again modprobe ath9k_ht and dmesg | 17:18 |
administrator1 | -i | 17:19 |
oCean | Sisercc: usually you select "bridged" mode in the settings of the vm | 17:19 |
Sisercc | Ocean does it work that way? | 17:20 |
oCean | Sisercc: for me, always | 17:20 |
pip__ | thanks for the help guys bye for now | 17:20 |
mksogdne | i install ubuntu studio in ubuntu but its not working ? | 17:21 |
oCean | Sisercc: I select "bridged to" and then my wlan0 device - I boot the guest, and then the guest has internet connection too | 17:21 |
Sisercc | Yay and sorry for buzzing you do you use any gui on it?@ocean | 17:21 |
epod | Anyone know if there's any client to play my google music on linux so I don't have to use my browser? | 17:22 |
Sisercc | I use dial up to connect@ocean | 17:22 |
oCean | Sisercc: sure, just run virtualbox (command) that should start the vbox control gui - Not sure, but it might work with dial up too (just select bridged to that interface) | 17:23 |
Sisercc | Thanks@ocean | 17:24 |
Ast001 | hi I need to build uclinux using ubuntu and I need liblzo1 and liblzo-dev but they don't exist in repository. I can just install liblzo2-2 and liblzo2-dev but during compilation it gets error due lack of liblzo1 and liblzo-dev. How can I fix it ? | 17:27 |
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Edico | hi | 17:29 |
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Edico | I have ubuntu-10.04. Is it possible to upgrade to ubuntu 11.10? | 17:31 |
nightshade209 | Edico: it would involve too much upgrading... a fresh install would be a better idea | 17:31 |
Safe_ | How do I go about mounting my mobile phone? Tried googling but no useful guides. | 17:31 |
nightshade209 | Edico: u'll have to go from 10.04 > 10.10 > 11.04 > 11.10 | 17:32 |
who_me | Edico, 12.04 will be ready in April and that will support upgrading from 10.04 to 12.04 | 17:32 |
DJones | Edico: 10.04 was a LTS version, you may be better waiting until 12:04 comes if you're not in a rush, then you could upgrade from one to the other as it'll be an LTS version | 17:32 |
opalepatrick | trying to remove zip files identified by a directory compressed within them. If the compressed directory exists, then delete the zip file? Any ideas appreciated. | 17:33 |
Edico | I want to do an upgrade now and I don't have an optical unit drive | 17:33 |
nightshade209 | Edico: upgrade using a USB | 17:33 |
virt | ололо! | 17:35 |
cousteau | I've made my own layout by adding an entry in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/es. How do I make that layout appear on Keyboard layouts? | 17:35 |
jpk | hello | 17:36 |
arkaddre | In /etc/rc6.d where do the symlinks come from ( http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/all/wicd-daemon/filelist doesn't have them for example) and how can safely reorder one of them such that it won't be disrupted with a possible wicd update? | 17:37 |
makav-eli | ok | 17:37 |
SupYoshi | Hey guys! I tried to install something following a guide! (Aterisk and Freepbx) and now I've the following error | 17:37 |
SupYoshi | http://pastebin.com/S5Nf5Kr9 can someone take a look? :D | 17:37 |
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jpk | I installed OpenSSH on my ubuntu box and am trying to access it via FileZilla installed on Windows XP. Useing sftp it tries to connect to my ubuntu box but connection times out. I set the port to 2222 as suggest in the ubuntu article. I would like to be able to move files back and forth from Windows to my Ubuntu box. Anyone have the experience to help or can tell me where I can get questions answered? | 17:42 |
kyentei | jpk: Is the port of SSH on the ubuntu box also set to 2222? | 17:42 |
jpk | Yes | 17:42 |
kyentei | jpk: Do you have a firewall running? | 17:43 |
robbbie | jpk: have you verified its running on 2222 ? | 17:43 |
bastidrazor | jpk: winscp for windows is probably the easiest way with little effort | 17:43 |
kyentei | bastidrazor: Doesn't solve the issue. | 17:43 |
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arkaddre | run netstat -tan on the ubuntu box, check whether it's actually listening on port 2222? | 17:43 |
jpk | My understanding was to edit the sshd_config file which the default value is 22 but I changed it to 2222. | 17:44 |
llutz | jpk: sudo lsof -i :2222 | 17:44 |
robbbie | jpk: then you need to restart the service | 17:44 |
arkaddre | (and on an interface on which you're connecting) | 17:44 |
kyentei | jpk: Have you restarted ssh after doing that? | 17:44 |
arkaddre | or what llutz suggested, same effect | 17:44 |
kyentei | jpk: "/etc/init.d/ssh restart" or "service ssh restart" | 17:44 |
jdavidboyd | what logs do I look in, if any, to find out what is going on with the wifi on my netbook. It all seems to be working, based on the different programs that everyone has recommended, my router says it is connected to it, etc, etc, but nothing transfers. It even disconnects sometimes (sometimes) when connected in Windows 7 (dual boot, obviously), but it will not transfer any data when connected in Ubuntu. I have to plug a cable in | 17:48 |
jdavidboyd | get updates, very annoying. Sometimes the wifi works, but almost never. | 17:48 |
jdavidboyd | ANy ideas? | 17:48 |
arkaddre | ping, check routing tables, etc | 17:48 |
Oer | kyentei, i thought is is service sshd restart ? | 17:48 |
arkaddre | (ping router, that is) | 17:49 |
kyentei | Oer: Could be. I'm not 100% sure. | 17:49 |
jpk | I did the netstat -tan and it list tcp6-Proto;0-Recv-Q;0-Send-Q;:::2222-Local Address;:::*-Foreign Address; LISTEN-STATE - Does this indicate it is listening? | 17:49 |
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kyentei | jpk: Have you restarted the service yet? | 17:50 |
robbbie | jpk: thats ipv6 | 17:50 |
arkaddre | (is there also an IPv4 binding?) | 17:50 |
ssta | jpk: what exactly did you do to make it lissten on 2222? Maybe pastebin your /etc/ssh/sshd_config ? | 17:51 |
jpk | How do I restart? | 17:51 |
kyentei | jpk: "/etc/init.d/ssh restart" | 17:51 |
robbbie | service ssh restart | 17:51 |
jpk | Could not load host key: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key | 17:52 |
jpk | Could not load host key: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_dsa_key | 17:52 |
jpk | Could not load host key: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ecdsa_key | 17:52 |
jpk | * Restarting OpenBSD Secure Shell server sshd start-stop-daemon: warning: failed to kill 5523: Operation not permitted | 17:52 |
jpk | Could not load host key: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key | 17:52 |
FloodBot1 | jpk: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 17:52 |
jpk | Could not load host key: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_dsa_key | 17:52 |
ssta | jpk: need sudo | 17:52 |
robbbie | sudo !! | 17:53 |
ssta | and don't flood, use pastebin | 17:53 |
kyentei | jpk: As for most applications/daemons, they don't reload their configuration on the fly. You need to restart. | 17:53 |
kyentei | jpk: Never paste that much into IRC. :-) | 17:53 |
arkaddre | (Some respond to HUP signals too.) | 17:53 |
jpk | So do I need to restart ubuntu? | 17:53 |
arkaddre | No. | 17:53 |
bastidrazor | kyentei: ugh, incorrect. | 17:53 |
kyentei | jpk: No, you need to use "sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart" | 17:53 |
ssta | jpk: no. sudo service ssh restart | 17:53 |
kyentei | bastidrazor: mm? | 17:54 |
kyentei | bastidrazor: restart the application I meant. Not the entire machine. | 17:54 |
robbbie | kyentei: i think he thogught you meant "you need to restart" as in the OS not the service | 17:54 |
kyentei | Right, right. | 17:54 |
kyentei | Sorry. | 17:54 |
jpk | How do I know if is started? | 17:55 |
ssta | jpk: netstat -an|grep 2222 | 17:55 |
ssta | see if it's LISTENing | 17:55 |
kyentei | ssta,jpk: that, or "ps aux | grep ssh" | 17:56 |
arkaddre | This time on an IPv4 address among others, hopefully. | 17:56 |
jpk | I get a line starting with tcp and tcp6 | 17:56 |
kyentei | ssta: If the service is still not listening on 2222, a netstat won't show him. | 17:56 |
ssta | kyentei: well, that will return any ssh clients he has too...I was trying not to confuse him | 17:56 |
arkaddre | In which case, htop (or top, or ps, or...) | 17:56 |
kyentei | ssta: But we don't know the configuration is correct. | 17:56 |
ssta | kyentei: true | 17:56 |
ssta | kyentei: one step at a time... | 17:57 |
kyentei | ssta: Then again, I just almost told him to reboot. So let's stick with your advice. | 17:57 |
jpk | i'm easily confused because I'm kinda a new user to ubuntu. | 17:57 |
ssta | jpk: did you try the netstat command I suggested? | 17:57 |
jpk | I did the netstat -an|grep 2222 | 17:57 |
sidvee | I have intel grafix chipset & ati graphics as well. I believe, both are ON and thus consuming more power. How can I check whether they are ON or OFF? | 17:57 |
ssta | did it return anything? | 17:57 |
Germanaz0 | hello everybody | 17:58 |
ssta | I get a line like: tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:22 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN | 17:58 |
Germanaz0 | I would like create a new toggle shortcut in ubuntu | 17:58 |
ssta | I'm listening on 22, not 2222. Did you get a line like that with 2222? | 17:58 |
Germanaz0 | kinda ctrl+alt+somekey to do a custom action | 17:58 |
jpk | yes 2 lines starting with tcp and tcp6 with 2222 in the line and LISTEN at the end. | 17:58 |
sidvee | I have intel grafix chipset & ati graphics as well. I believe, both are ON and thus consuming more power. How can I check whether they are ON or OFF? | 17:58 |
kyentei | jpk: You could make that command return less by typing "netstat -an | grep 2222 | grep LISTEN" | 17:59 |
kyentei | jpk: That would be just what you need. | 17:59 |
robbbie | jpk: try your sftp connection now, should work fine | 17:59 |
robbbie | netstat -an4 if he wants ipv4 only ;D | 17:59 |
oneliner | sidvee: you could disable the mobo bundled one in bios? | 17:59 |
ssta | jpk: okay, so you are listening, that's excellent. Now, can you connect? Try: ssh -p 2222 localhost | 17:59 |
sidvee | oneliner: Am pretty noob in this aspect. Can you please elaborate? | 18:00 |
jpk | I tried with the 2nd grep and got the same 2 lines | 18:00 |
kop | is there an lxde user available here ? | 18:00 |
kyentei | jpk: With 2222 in it? | 18:00 |
jpk | Can I cut and paste the output? | 18:00 |
ssta | jpk: use paste.ubuntu.com for that | 18:00 |
jpk | Not sure what that is? | 18:00 |
bastidrazor | Germanaz0: under "Keyboard" at the bottom "Custom Shortcuts" | 18:01 |
ssta | jpk: it's a website. You paste stuff in there, then you tell us the URL where the paste is | 18:01 |
Germanaz0 | bastidrazor: yes, but I cannot make it toggle | 18:01 |
robbbie | jpk: the additional grep matching LISTEN is in case you have any connections that are ESTABLISHED | 18:01 |
Germanaz0 | I have to create 2 shortcuts for those actions | 18:01 |
arkaddre | kop: who knows, maybe, but also try #lubuntu | 18:01 |
oneliner | sidvee: if you have two diferent graphics chips, am guessing one is from the motherboard while the other is an addon,.. you could disable the motherboard based graphics chip by going into the bios, | 18:01 |
Germanaz0 | enable/disable for example | 18:01 |
Germanaz0 | and I would like to create one shortcut to toggle enable/disable custom action | 18:01 |
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sidvee | oneliner: I don't want to disable the intel onboard one. Rather the ati one | 18:02 |
kop | arkaddre, ...as I type , tnx | 18:02 |
sawtell | any1 in here using j u linux 8? | 18:02 |
jpk | I have 2 lines returned starting with tcp and tcp6, 0,0,0.0.0.0:2222,0.0.0.0:* LISTEN is first line | 18:03 |
kyentei | jpk: Good. Now try filezilla on your windows box. | 18:03 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> when I try to playback a 2s .ogg (or also .mp3) file the behaviour is quite strange and bad | 18:03 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> either I don't hear anything (or just slightly increased background noise for 0.1 second or so), or I hear the sound but at a very low volume, or I hear everything correctly. | 18:03 |
g0th | 13:33 < g0th> The behaviour is the same for paplay, mplayer, vlc | 18:03 |
g0th | 13:34 < g0th> any ideas? my guess is buggy audio driver (I have hda-intel, realtek RC888). | 18:03 |
FloodBot1 | g0th: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 18:03 |
arkaddre | sawtell: what is "j u linux 8"? | 18:03 |
g0th | anyone? | 18:03 |
ikonia | g0th: can you stop flooding | 18:03 |
zgr | guys I have some annoying bug with unity: sometimes it's not showing window at all (this happened to update manager and pidgin's buddy list). When I alttab to it it just shows empty workspace. Is where way to take it back? | 18:03 |
arkaddre | A quick Google search makes it look extraordinarily dubious | 18:03 |
jpk | 2nd tcp6,0,0,:::2222,:::*,LISTEN | 18:03 |
arkaddre | A bunch of torrentz.eu results | 18:03 |
robbbie | jpk: that means ssh is running on port 2222, you are all set | 18:03 |
g0th | ikonia: you want me to add a time interval inbetween the sentences? | 18:04 |
ikonia | g0th: you have been muted 2 times for flooding by cutting and pasting your own conversation - stop it please. | 18:04 |
arkaddre | And a Yahoo! Answers question | 18:04 |
ikonia | g0th: no, | 18:04 |
kyentei | robbbie: Actually, that just means there is _something_ running on 2222. | 18:04 |
ikonia | g0th: I want you to stop flooding the channel. | 18:04 |
sawtell | arkaddre a distro from linux | 18:04 |
g0th | when I try to playback a 2s .ogg (or also .mp3) file the behaviour is quite strange and bad | 18:04 |
MonkeyDust | g0th rather paste all the lines as one line | 18:04 |
ssta | by the way, why are you moving filezilla to 2222 in the first place? | 18:04 |
g0th | either I don't hear anything (or just slightly increased background noise for 0.1 second or so), or I hear the sound but at a very low volume, or I hear everything correctly. | 18:04 |
g0th | The behaviour is the same for paplay, mplayer, vlc | 18:04 |
ssta | umm, moving ssh | 18:04 |
FloodBot1 | g0th: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 18:04 |
sidvee | oneliner: I don't want to disable the intel onboard one. Rather the ati one | 18:04 |
g0th | any ideas? my guess is buggy audio driver (I have hda-intel, realtek RC888). | 18:04 |
sawtell | arkaddre: based on ubuntu | 18:04 |
g0th | MonkeyDust: I don't see the difference between the two | 18:05 |
g0th | but ok | 18:05 |
jpk | Still times out on the XP side when I hit the Quickconnect. | 18:05 |
princejoseph | has any one here had any luck setting up forked-daapd on ubuntu server 10.04? | 18:05 |
sawtell | !ask any1 in here using j u linux or just use linux 8? | 18:05 |
ubottu | sawtell: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 18:05 |
arkaddre | sawtell: ah, I see, your initial phrasing of it ("j u linux") lead to those results; "JULinux" seems to be how they write it | 18:05 |
oneliner | sidvee: i dont know if you can disable hardware to the point it dosent consume power without simply unplugging it, sorry | 18:05 |
sawtell | arkaddre sorry | 18:05 |
ikonia | sawtell: this channel supports ubuntu only, so only questions in ference to ubuntu is on topic for this channel | 18:06 |
sidvee | oneliner: Ubuntu is pathetic at managing power. oneiric is consumping so much power. Arrgh! | 18:06 |
sawtell | ikonia: can u point me in the direction of a channel for support for julinux then? | 18:06 |
ikonia | sawtell: sorry, no idea of one | 18:06 |
ssta | sawtell: the name makes me crings...the website makes me want to puke. This channel is for Ubuntu. Please try to stay on topic (or use #ubuntu-offtopic) | 18:07 |
C-S-B | I keep finding that the right aero snap keeps appearing when moving my mouse to scroll in my browser. Leaving half of my window highlighted in orange | 18:07 |
jpk | Any thing else I need to configure in OpenSSH to get it to work with WindowsXP using FileZilla? | 18:07 |
kyentei | jpk: Have you set FileZilla to use port 2222? | 18:08 |
jpk | Yes Port is set to 2222 | 18:08 |
kyentei | jpk: What happens if you execute the following: "sudo cat /etc/ssh/sshd_config | grep 2222" ? | 18:08 |
StepNjump | guys, what is the problem with this command please? sudo tar -xzvf xemacs-21.4.0-elc.tar.gz /opt | 18:10 |
StepNjump | tar: /opt: Not found in archive | 18:10 |
StepNjump | tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors | 18:10 |
jpk | I get Port 2222 | 18:11 |
openvoid | StepNjump, do that tar -xzvf xemacs-21.4.0-elc.tar.gz -C /opt | 18:11 |
StepNjump | ok openvoid thanks.. I will try it | 18:11 |
kyentei | jpk: Are you 100% sure the machines can ping eachother? | 18:12 |
jpk | kyentei I get Port 2222 | 18:12 |
vikram | my pendrive showing msg write protected ...... any solution ? | 18:12 |
jonne | for some reason the file association for swf files got changed to totem. How do i set it to flash again? | 18:12 |
sawtell | fuck you all i found some support :P | 18:13 |
BarkingFish | 0.0 | 18:13 |
StepNjump | openvoid.. worked like a charm. thank you sir. ps: you must be a C++ guy I guess (from your nick) | 18:14 |
jpk | I can try to ping. How do I limit ping on ubuntu side? I'm using ping <ipaddress> | 18:14 |
kyentei | jpk: ping -c 3 <IP> would do three pings. | 18:14 |
urlin2u | jonne, right click-properties-open with | 18:14 |
owenll | jonne: right click the file - properties - open with tab | 18:14 |
kyentei | jpk: You can always cancel a process by pressing CTRL+C | 18:14 |
SupYoshi | Hi, I've a problem: Error: 'deb-src http://packages.asterisk.org/deb oneiric main' invalid when I try to add a rep. on Ubuntu | 18:14 |
jonne | flash isn't listed there | 18:14 |
vikram | my pendrive showing msg write protected ...... any solution ? | 18:15 |
jonne | it is installed, however | 18:15 |
ikonia | SupYoshi: does that repo exist ? | 18:15 |
SupYoshi | yep according to aterisk it does | 18:15 |
SupYoshi | https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+Packages#AsteriskPackages-APT%28Debian%2FUbuntu%29 | 18:15 |
SupYoshi | Go to 2.2.1 | 18:15 |
ikonia | SupYoshi: it's their repo - contact them | 18:15 |
jpk | 3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% packet loss, time 1999ms | 18:15 |
SupYoshi | I joined Asterisk just now :p | 18:15 |
SupYoshi | Trying to ask there.. =/ | 18:16 |
SupYoshi | Lame XD | 18:16 |
jpk | Going to try the other way kyentei | 18:16 |
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kyentei | jpk: Alright, good. So there must be something wrong with SSH or you have the port blocked. | 18:16 |
Chotaz | best usenet client for ubuntu? | 18:16 |
kyentei | jpk: Are you aware of enabling a firewall yourself? | 18:16 |
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zgr | Is there any other command except "unity --reset" to restart unity without resetting compiz settings? | 18:17 |
jpk | ping from window side is Pacekts: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss) | 18:18 |
SupYoshi | is there any other way to get it? :P | 18:18 |
urlin2u | zgr, compiz --replace restarts compiz | 18:18 |
robbbie | SupYoshi: asterisk? | 18:18 |
Travis-43 | Hi, all of a sudden on my laptop my mouse has stopped working (Ubuntu 11.10). My mouse pointer works, but my trackpad doesn't. My right click for the pointer works, but not the left click. And neither right nor left click for the trackpad works. any thoughts? | 18:18 |
robbbie | SupYoshi: i installed from standard ubuntu repos.. its like 1.6.x branch though | 18:18 |
robbbie | SupYoshi: you could always install from source but then when it comes to update you will have to update from source as well | 18:19 |
jpk | So kyentei you believe a port is blocked on my modem? | 18:19 |
kyentei | jpk: I was thinking on your ubuntu machine. | 18:19 |
owenll | Chotaz: Pan is in the Ubuntu Software Centre | 18:19 |
jpk | So any idea how to unblock it? | 18:19 |
kyentei | jpk: Does "sudo ufw status" show "Inactive"? | 18:19 |
ssta | jpk: modem? THe machines aren't on the same network? | 18:19 |
julius_ | hallooo | 18:20 |
jpk | yes to the sudo ufw status | 18:20 |
kyentei | ssta: I reckon they are. Or would he be running from his neighbour's house to his own and back? | 18:20 |
jpk | It responds inactive | 18:20 |
kyentei | jpk: Okay, so they can ping and there is no firewall blocking | 18:21 |
vikram | my pendrive showing msg write protected ...... any solution ? | 18:21 |
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kyentei | jpk: The configuration of ssh shows it is indeed set to listen on 2222. | 18:21 |
kyentei | jpk: if you execute "sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart" - do you get any errors? | 18:21 |
jpk | I'm not sure about the firewall blocking. Does anyone know how to tell? | 18:21 |
epod | Anyone know if there's any client to play my google music on linux so I don't have to use my browser? | 18:22 |
ssta | jpk: from the windows machine open a command prompt and type: telnet <ip of ubuntu machine> 2222 | 18:22 |
ssta | can it connect, or do you get connection refused? | 18:22 |
jpk | I don't see any errors running sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart | 18:23 |
owenll | epod: Nuvola http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/ubuntu-integrated-cloud-music-player-nuvola-sees-new-release-adds-lucid-support/ | 18:24 |
bfri | need help installing a boot loader on my puppy version of ubuntu | 18:24 |
epod | owenll: thanks! | 18:24 |
ssta | bfri: try a puppylinux channel maybe? | 18:24 |
bfri | thanks | 18:25 |
jpk | At a command window I typed telnet <ipaddress of ubuntu>2222 and get SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.8p1 Debian-7ubuntu1 and then the cursor just sits on the next line. | 18:26 |
robbbie | jpk: works. | 18:26 |
robbbie | ^] | 18:26 |
ssta | jpk: that's fine then...there's no forewall | 18:26 |
ssta | firewall even | 18:26 |
jpk | Now I got Connection to host lost. | 18:26 |
jonne | so nobody knows why firefox and chrome would suddenly try to open flash movies in totem instead of flash player? | 18:26 |
ssta | yeah, that's fine | 18:26 |
vikram | my pendrive showing msg write protected ...... any solution ? | 18:26 |
ssta | jpk: did you work out how to pastebin? | 18:26 |
kyentei | jpk,ssta: The issue probably lies within FileZilla now? | 18:27 |
jpk | No, I'm new to this and need directions. | 18:27 |
ssta | kyentei: yes, probably | 18:27 |
epod | owenll: perfect, thanks. a bit clunky with the web interface, but it works! | 18:27 |
mksogdne | i install ubuntu studio in ubuntu but its not working ? | 18:27 |
ssta | jpk: on the *windows* machine, point a browser ro http://pastebin.ubuntu.com | 18:28 |
ssta | jpk: now, copy the error messages (in fact the whole output) from filezilla into the box there | 18:28 |
ssta | and tell us the URL it gives | 18:28 |
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jonne | ok, i used the manage plugins thing in firefox | 18:30 |
ai9371 | ndiswrapper | 18:30 |
jpk | Ok I have the pastebin.ubuntu.com. What do I fill in for Poster? | 18:30 |
jonne | switched it from flash player to flash installer | 18:30 |
kyentei | jpk: your irc username | 18:30 |
ssta | "jpk" seems like a good try | 18:30 |
jpk | Ok I used the pastebin. | 18:31 |
ssta | I really don't understand why they made that mandatory | 18:31 |
ssta | okay, what's the URL it sent you to? | 18:31 |
jpk | Did anyone get the text? | 18:31 |
ssta | you need to tell us the URL | 18:32 |
MonkeyDust | jpk now copy the url and paste that here | 18:32 |
bfri | ssta: that channel is no help | 18:32 |
SupYoshi | if i use the source | 18:32 |
SupYoshi | and later add the repistory | 18:32 |
ssta | someone needs to make a video on how to use a pastebin | 18:32 |
SupYoshi | can i still update it with the repistory then? | 18:32 |
ssta | bfri: well, that's a shame | 18:32 |
bfri | ssta: there just isn't anyone there | 18:32 |
jpk | pastebin.ubuntu.com/797412/ | 18:33 |
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ssta | jpk: well, a few things....Is your username on the ubuntu machine "anonymous"? | 18:34 |
jpk | Did that work MonkeyDust? | 18:34 |
ssta | and is your windows firewall on? | 18:34 |
ssta | and try putting the IP address of the machine rather than "lynx" | 18:34 |
jpk | Probably not. Where do I find it logged in now? | 18:34 |
ssta | erk | 18:34 |
ssta | oh | 18:35 |
ssta | they aren't on the same network then? | 18:35 |
ssta | lynx is on the internets | 18:35 |
robbbie | heh | 18:35 |
ssta | 184.x.x.x is NOT in 1918 space | 18:35 |
jpk | I guess my username is in the upper right conner | 18:35 |
ai9371 | hello | 18:35 |
ai9371 | Im trying to set up the visual Ndiswrapper thing | 18:36 |
ssta | you'll have to configure your modem/router to forward the packets in to the ubuntu machine | 18:36 |
ai9371 | what do i need to download so I can put Visual NDISWRAPPER onto a zip drive | 18:36 |
ai9371 | camon guys | 18:36 |
ai9371 | how could 15555 ubuntu users not know anything about ndiswrapper | 18:37 |
robbbie | ai9371: i've used ndiswrapper | 18:37 |
arkaddre | (Really, a zip drive? Those things haven't click-of-death-ed away a decade ago?) | 18:37 |
aeon-ltd | ai9371: woah only about 40 are actively reading questions here | 18:37 |
ssta | jpk: we're already way beyond "ubuntu help". Do you have any friends who are good with computers/networks? THis is something that's not easy to do over IRC imo | 18:37 |
zykotick9 | ai9371: perhaps they know to by hardware with better gnu/linux support ;) | 18:37 |
robbbie | ai9371: do you have a b43xx card or something? | 18:38 |
ai9371 | perhaps there smart enough to not call them selved zychotic | 18:38 |
ai9371 | i used to call myself psykodelike | 18:38 |
ai9371 | not im older and more intelligent and call myself positive thingws | 18:38 |
aeon-ltd | *they're | 18:38 |
robbbie | ai9371: either way, i wouldn't go with the "visual" tool w/e that is, i had a laptop that had a b43xx nic, required ndiswrapper/b43-fwcutter etc | 18:38 |
ai9371 | OK my point exactly 15000 ubuntu users and there all freking wrong | 18:39 |
arkaddre | wrong? | 18:39 |
aeon-ltd | woah again only about 40 people are listening/reading | 18:39 |
arkaddre | Also, "there all freking wrong" is priceless | 18:39 |
arkaddre | *They're all freaking wrong | 18:39 |
MonkeyDust | guys! | 18:39 |
aeon-ltd | sorry for derailing | 18:39 |
jpk | No not really but thats ok. | 18:40 |
rumpe1 | Hello, #ubuntu. I have a really strange bug. On my eee my touchpad/usb-mouse _only_ works, if I connect my usb-printer (even if it isn't powered on). I thought maybe the usb is somehow damaged, but any other device (webcam, cardreader, thumbdrive) works. Has anyone an idea how to fix that? | 18:40 |
Sidewinder1 | Gotta' love it. ;-) | 18:40 |
golixo | hi guys | 18:41 |
ai9371 | so how do i transport ndiswrapper | 18:41 |
jpk | I did set a password in Desktop Sharing Preferences. What is the difference with this verses using my ubuntu log on? | 18:41 |
ai9371 | on a zip drive | 18:41 |
aeon-ltd | ai9371: why? | 18:41 |
robbbie | ai9371: uhm, cp the source to the zip drive maybe?? | 18:41 |
ai9371 | becasue i dont want to move myu entiere computer to hook it up to the wire | 18:42 |
ai9371 | isnt there like a GUI ndiswrapper thing | 18:42 |
aeon-ltd | yes | 18:42 |
ai9371 | where you just tell it the name of the freking windows driver | 18:42 |
ai9371 | and ther ya go | 18:42 |
MonkeyDust | !info gpointing-device-settings | rumpe1 | 18:42 |
ubottu | rumpe1: gpointing-device-settings (source: gpointing-device-settings): configuration tool for pointing devices. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.5.1-5ubuntu1 (oneiric), package size 62 kB, installed size 600 kB | 18:42 |
rumpe1 | MonkeyDust, thanks, will look into that | 18:42 |
golixo | I've installed ubuntu 11.10 on asus x53sc but the wireless card don't work, and I don't know how install the nvidia gt 520mx driver. Can you help me please? | 18:43 |
SupYoshi | if i install with the source? | 18:43 |
ai9371 | golixo | 18:43 |
SupYoshi | and I wanna update later by adding the repistory | 18:43 |
SupYoshi | will i be able too? | 18:43 |
corp769 | ai9371: no, sorry, there is no GUI interface for ndiswrapper | 18:43 |
arkaddre | ai9371: I really don't complain about others' spelling on IRC, but if you're going to try the complain-about-quality-of-help-repeatedly route, I just want to point out that your spelling is painfully atrocious. | 18:43 |
ai9371 | glixo.. you have to use ndiswrapper | 18:43 |
aeon-ltd | ai9371: ndisgtk | 18:43 |
jpk | ssta still with me? | 18:43 |
ssta | jpk: I'm still here | 18:43 |
aeon-ltd | ai9371: last time i used it was 7.10 - 8.04 , back it wasn't great either that or the netgear drivers i was using sucked | 18:43 |
aeon-ltd | ai9371: https://launchpad.net/ndisgtk/+download | 18:44 |
ai9371 | so if i just download ndiswrapper from the sourforge | 18:44 |
ai9371 | that should be all i need to get it going? | 18:44 |
ai9371 | i just use bash | 18:44 |
ai9371 | screw the gui | 18:44 |
golixo | ai9371 thank you, and for nvidia driver? | 18:44 |
ai9371 | but i dont want to have to load it everytime | 18:44 |
ai9371 | ubuntu has generiv nvidia drivers | 18:45 |
ai9371 | generic | 18:45 |
FlutJosi73 | we need to e registered to use ubuntu ? | 18:45 |
jpk | What should I be using here. I set up the Desktop Sharing Preferences. Is that the passord I use for FileZilla? | 18:45 |
MonkeyDust | !enter| ai9371 | 18:45 |
ubottu | ai9371: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 18:45 |
ai9371 | bad habit sorry already | 18:45 |
jpk | What do you use the Desktop Sharing with? | 18:45 |
ai9371 | maybe i will start spelling correctly and stop hitting enter so much .. | 18:46 |
golixo | ai9371 but with generic driver I can't switch from intel gpu to nvidia gpu | 18:46 |
ssta | jpk: no, use your login password | 18:46 |
danilo84 | GUYS i need help !!! | 18:46 |
arkaddre | you do ??? | 18:46 |
danilo84 | yes | 18:46 |
danilo84 | actualy : | 18:46 |
FlutJosi73 | mental or phsical ? | 18:46 |
danilo84 | hahahaha | 18:47 |
jpk | Ok, I'll use that and give it a try. Is this the best place to get help for newbies to ubuntu? | 18:47 |
corp769 | danilo84: Instead of yelling at us that you need help, could you kindly tell us your problem? | 18:47 |
danilo84 | ok | 18:47 |
robbbie | jpk: best place is google and ubuntu forums :) | 18:47 |
zykotick9 | robbbie: s/google/duckduckgo/ ;) | 18:48 |
FlutJosi73 | can anyone tell me how to remove all effects from unity 2D ? | 18:48 |
jpk | I thought this was the ubuntu forum? | 18:48 |
danilo84 | I have problem with screen before login screen and after clicking shutdown button | 18:48 |
aeon-ltd | jpk: no this is irc | 18:48 |
danilo84 | It is jut BLUR | 18:48 |
danilo84 | jus* | 18:48 |
robbbie | zykotick9: first i've seen of this | 18:48 |
jpk | Where is the ubuntu forums? | 18:48 |
aeon-ltd | jpk: http://ubuntuforums.org/ | 18:48 |
robbbie | jpk: this is just an IRC channel :) | 18:49 |
bastidrazor | FlutJosi73: install compizconfig-settings-manager then start unchecking | 18:49 |
aeon-ltd | NO THIS IS PATRICK! | 18:49 |
jpk | Ok, thank you all for helping. | 18:49 |
zykotick9 | bastidrazor: unity2d uses compiz? | 18:49 |
FlutJosi73 | bastidrazor: thankyou | 18:49 |
bastidrazor | zykotick9: it seems to on mine. | 18:49 |
FlutJosi73 | bastidrazor: unity 2d uses compiz ? | 18:49 |
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FlutJosi73 | i thought it was qt | 18:50 |
aeon-ltd | nope | 18:50 |
StepNjump | for some WEIRD reason, when my TB extHDD is connected on my ubuntu usb liveCD, the extHDD will prevent the system to boot up at the BIOS level in the USB controllers section. I guess it's not really a linux question... but I can tell you it's partitionned in NTFS. Would it be best to partition it in ext? | 18:50 |
zykotick9 | bastidrazor: sorta makes the 2d a lie doesn't it ;) | 18:50 |
aeon-ltd | FlutJosi73: kde uses qt as standard, gnome - gtk | 18:50 |
FlutJosi73 | yeah but why does unity use snl-qt | 18:50 |
FlutJosi73 | unity 2D * | 18:50 |
trism | unity-2d uses metacity | 18:50 |
FlutJosi73 | damn it, getting right info is so damn hard | 18:51 |
corp769 | StepNjump - have a look at your bios options, and make sure that your disc drive boots before anything else | 18:51 |
FlutJosi73 | it's all over the place | 18:51 |
FlutJosi73 | anyway thank you bastidrazor i'll try it out | 18:51 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, you get a hang at the hit f12 option? | 18:51 |
_JLuc_ | 'o | 18:52 |
StepNjump | well corp769, it's set up right now to boot up from the usb pendrive... The only other settings related to that in the BIOS options (very limited) is pretty much activate/deactivate plug and play... | 18:52 |
StepNjump | no past that urlin2u | 18:53 |
StepNjump | I can F1 in.. (for me it's F1 for the BIOS settings) urlin2u | 18:53 |
corp769 | it also might be that the external hard drive is conflicting at boot.... since both devices are USB | 18:53 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, the f12 function is after that and for a boot from menu. I have a sdhc card that some times holds up there if it seems like its not being read in general.....it is a ntfs, but I doubt that is the problem. | 18:55 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, have you checked the TB HD fragmentation? | 18:55 |
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StepNjump | urlin2u: ok... No I haven't checked the fragmentation.. Must be a mess.. It's full at 85% urlin2u | 18:56 |
Jordan_U | StepNjump: If there is a problem with the BIOS then it has nothing to do with filesystems (or even partitions). BIOS is a very simple interface which knows nothing about the content of disks other than to load their first sector for boot code. | 18:57 |
StepNjump | corp769: I cannot set up the disc drives to boot up first because I need the liveUSB... Maybe it would boot up just fine with my normal system setup | 18:57 |
zykotick9 | StepNjump: if you drive is "full" without using all space, check your inode usage with "df -i" | 18:57 |
StepNjump | zykotick9: ok.. I never heard of that switch.. it has to be under what kind of % | 18:58 |
zykotick9 | StepNjump: BTW only applies to unix filesystems (not MS ones) | 18:58 |
FlutJosi73 | exit | 18:59 |
StepNjump | ok.. and what do I look for zykotick9 .. for instance here in this system I'm full at 23% but Inode reading is 8% | 18:59 |
zykotick9 | StepNjump: then inodes is NOT the issue then. Good luck. | 19:00 |
StepNjump | k thanks | 19:01 |
StepNjump | btw zykotick9 a friend of mine told me to NEVER boot up a system and later on hook up a drive whilst it's up and running (hot pluggin), es la verdad? | 19:01 |
Jordan_U | StepNjump: That only applies to drives which aren't hot-pluggable. USB drives are hot-pluggable by design. | 19:04 |
zykotick9 | StepNjump: what sort of drive? USB should be fine. | 19:04 |
ubuntu | guys i found a gnome3 solution !! | 19:04 |
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ircdearia | What is the path used in this distribution for storing game data files? e.g. for gentoo linux each game has its own directory in /usr/share/games/. I'm collecting notes for each distro so that I can collect a list of all possible paths to make sure to look in each of them for a particular game. | 19:04 |
zykotick9 | ircdearia: /usr/local/games is popular to use | 19:05 |
Success | $ sudo ln -s /etc/xdg/menus/gnome-applications.menu /etc/xdg/menus/applications.menu | 19:05 |
Success | let me go try unity brb | 19:05 |
StepNjump | he freaked me out about me possibly loosing my superblock if I don't know what I am doing... mmm kind of scared the .. out of me. Jordan_U zykotick9 | 19:05 |
StepNjump | but yet, this guy uses slackware so maybe it's not as advanced as ubuntu??? | 19:06 |
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llutz | StepNjump: its more the user, not the distro | 19:08 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, you know about the safely remove drive right click eh? | 19:09 |
letkamo | hello guys, do u have any idea where i can find route : applications>accessories>terminal ? | 19:10 |
mang0 | !ssh > mang0 | 19:10 |
ubottu | mang0, please see my private message | 19:10 |
Oer | letkamo ctrl + alt + T | 19:12 |
letkamo | cheers :) | 19:12 |
StepNjump | sorry urlin2u I was on ham radio.. you mean eject the drive in nautilus? | 19:13 |
crassus | How do we set Thunderbird's Lightning as the default Calendar app in Ubuntu 11.10? I go to System Settings>System Info and under Calendar, the only option is gedit? | 19:14 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, there is also a remove safely there as well with a usb | 19:14 |
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urlin2u | StepNjump, eject and the other are probably safe I use the safe option. | 19:14 |
StepNjump | mmmm no urlin2u which one is that??? I always press the up arrow there next to the drive's icon in nautilus or I do umount at the CLI | 19:15 |
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nofretete | hello again. ubuntu 11.0 and bcm4311 wifi. If the restricet driver is marked as installed/active, there's no wlan0 device. If it is marked as uninstalled/inactive, the wlan0 device shows up (but is missing firmware). How to I get my wifi working? | 19:15 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, right click menu | 19:15 |
magnus___ | Hello ppl! I did something stupid. I tried to clear the error.log in my apache2-folder by deleting it, and recreating it. Now when I restart apach2e it says "Unable to open logs [fail]". Anyone knows if this can be fixed? I would like to be able to see errors on the server :) | 19:15 |
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nofretete | s/11.0/11.10 | 19:15 |
StepNjump | I was told to mount it without the sync for safety's sake urlin2u, however, it'd be slower | 19:15 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, sync? | 19:16 |
StepNjump | I'm sorry urlin2u, which menu? | 19:16 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, right click the usb in nautilus=home | 19:16 |
StepNjump | yes something to that effect but I don't fully remember. I'll have to look into my logs, which i will do later on | 19:16 |
urlin2u | or the icon in general | 19:17 |
StepNjump | mmm let me check urlin2u | 19:17 |
StepNjump | It says unmout? urlin2u | 19:17 |
MBreak | hi all. I'd like to NAT some port to the kvm virtual machine. Where should I look? | 19:17 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, you have the usb in fstab? | 19:17 |
StepNjump | but I figured this is the same as pressing the top arrow like the play button in naut | 19:17 |
StepNjump | yes urlin2u ... it's there | 19:18 |
cozmoo | question | 19:18 |
StepNjump | the other day though I got scared because I could see the drive in fdisk -l but then it wouldn't mount up in nautilus.. , which opened a full fledge debate on the question | 19:18 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, that is why you only see unmount. I never put my hot pluggable usb's in fstab they will show on boot or plugging without that. | 19:19 |
cozmoo | how can i see who is currently connected to my pptp server? | 19:19 |
StepNjump | anyway, if you guys tell me it's safe.. it's safe.. Should have no problems... I hope | 19:19 |
pehden | amaranth isnt here.... wow been a while | 19:20 |
StepNjump | oh no urlin2u, I didn't add it to fstab... let me check if it's there now... I figured it must be in there | 19:20 |
StepNjump | oh yes i know what you mean... no I never manually added them there either urlin2u | 19:21 |
StepNjump | \ | 19:21 |
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atxq | what are some good tools to send emails through the cli? | 19:21 |
llutz | atxq: mutt, mailx, mail-utils | 19:21 |
bastidrazor | atxq: sendmail | 19:21 |
StepNjump | is ext4 safer or a previous ver of extX safer to use for extHDD to format in or is NTFS ok to use still? | 19:22 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, not sure what version of ubuntu your using...as far as not seeing a remove safely, but I suspect eject is good enough, if the is data transfer withi t you would get a popup. | 19:22 |
atxq | thanks llutz, bastidrazor | 19:22 |
urlin2u | there is* | 19:22 |
mobodo | is there a way to find out wich process is connected to which ip address? I can see from my router that I'm connected to a certain ip address that I don't recognize yet I'm now sure which process is connected... | 19:22 |
StepNjump | It totally puzzles me that we can cheat ntfs to use MSFT non valid characters in the filenames | 19:23 |
StepNjump | right... I think you are right...! I'm just overly cautious | 19:23 |
llutz | mobodo: lsof -i | 19:23 |
mobodo | llutz: thanks! | 19:23 |
StepNjump | my learning curve has been somewhat costly on linux so far.. i guess nothing of value comes for free~ | 19:24 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, the partition type is a personal choice both are equally safe if maintained I think, it is more of where do you plan to plug it. | 19:24 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, I have a 2tb usb I left it as ntfs I use it with the windows OS I use about 1% of the time. | 19:25 |
StepNjump | Well I know on windows, I've had to ctrl alt del out of there numerous times with the drives still plugged in and was always pretty much lucky so far... But I was told this is a no-no on *nixes | 19:26 |
varikonniemi | hello, i cannot seem to find how to set active corners? | 19:26 |
varikonniemi | it was available in 11.04, but not in 11.10 ? | 19:26 |
StepNjump | Ok no worries urlin2u... llutz told me the same thing yesterday so that confirms. Sorry llutz didnt mean to doublecheck... it just started with a small question at first.. lol | 19:27 |
arkaddre | StepNjump: as far as characters in the filename, Win32 has some limitations that NTFS per se doesn't | 19:27 |
arkaddre | (e.g. ":", etc) | 19:27 |
urlin2u | StepNjump, best thing to do is have a backup if you can't loose it, HD's are cheap, at last if you have the money. | 19:27 |
StepNjump | just windoze OS won't allow us to use em... I like those special characters here in linux?! pretty cool indeed. | 19:28 |
llutz | HDs _had been_ cheap :( | 19:28 |
D_Russ | hello everyone! | 19:29 |
arkaddre | Will be again in a month or two, presumably. Production largely restarted early/mid December | 19:29 |
StepNjump | I heard on the news they should start going back up in the near future due to something that happened to Thailand last year | 19:29 |
StepNjump | so get them now! | 19:29 |
llutz | arkaddre: remains to be seen | 19:29 |
StepNjump | The next one will be a network pluggable one. Those must be sweet | 19:29 |
arkaddre | StepNjump: "something", most massive flooding in about 70 years | 19:29 |
D_Russ | how do i take ownership of an esata connected HDD that has only xbmc live installed on it. i would like to reformat it and use it as a network share. | 19:31 |
mishugana | I upgraded my old computer from 10.04 to 10.10 and it worked fine. then from 10.10 to 11.04 and now my computer wont boot into X at all. I think it has something to do with me having nvidia TNT2 video card. Does anyone know the correct route to fix this or can point me in the right direction. | 19:31 |
arkaddre | Also, prices already spiked, months ago: http://camelegg.com/product/N82E16822148697 | 19:32 |
zyltoid | does ubuntu have a kernel that supports the macbook pro 2011 wireless drivers OOTB? | 19:32 |
arkaddre | (to StepNjump) | 19:32 |
StepNjump | arkaddre: I didn't see that on the news.. when did this happen??? I'm either dumb or clueless or both | 19:33 |
StepNjump | oh good luck mishugana I never figured that one out... I gave up and reinstalled! | 19:33 |
StepNjump | thanks arkaddre for the link | 19:34 |
KinG`PiN | Hello | 19:34 |
arkaddre | Flooding actually began a while before October (see spike timing), but gradually came in from the north, monsoon season so I understand | 19:35 |
KinG`PiN | Is enabling port 113 forwarding safe? | 19:35 |
mishugana | ha, i know there are people who have done it, i think i even needed to figure it out for 10.04 a while back | 19:35 |
arkaddre | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Thailand_floods#Flooding_timeline has details | 19:35 |
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StepNjump | I was told to never upgrade! Don't know why this function hasn't been perfected since mishugana | 19:36 |
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StepNjump | it's a void main () function mishugana .. I would stay away from it as much as you can! | 19:37 |
StepNjump | or you know what.. mishugana | 19:37 |
StepNjump | why don't you try to reset your gnome from the TTY and see what happens! | 19:37 |
StepNjump | and please let me know how it works for you.... results may vary. Not available in all states | 19:38 |
StepNjump | mishugana: do you know how to reset your gnome? | 19:38 |
StepNjump | arkaddre: is it possible? 124$ for a bare internal HDD!!!!! wow! | 19:39 |
paul_uk | hey all, has anyone ever had the situation where their 2TB hd reported itself as a 1TB hd? # | 19:39 |
paul_uk | Or does anyone know of any linux utilities that I can do a lowlevel scan of my HD and pull of files from it? | 19:40 |
arkaddre | StepNjump: well to briefly quote that Wikipedia article: "Thailand is the world's 2nd largest producer of hard disk drives accounting for approximately 25% of the world's production.[71] Many of the factories that make hard disk drives have been flooded, including Western Digital's, leading some industry analysts to predict future worldwide shortages of hard disk drives.[72][73]" | 19:40 |
aaschez | Is it advisable to have separate /boot/ partition for desktop installation? | 19:41 |
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pawan_tejwani | I want to run ubuntu 11.10 without GUI in VM as local webserver, how can I disable GUI. Thanks. | 19:41 |
unknown | Having a problem, after installing wine in ubuntu 11.10, the fonts in my webbrowser is messed up | 19:41 |
paul_uk | does anyon e know if there is a data recovery chan here? | 19:41 |
llutz | !alis | paul_uk | 19:42 |
ubottu | paul_uk: alis is a services bot that can help you find channels. Read "/msg alis help list" for help and ask any questions about it in #freenode. Example usage: /msg alis list #ubuntu* or /msg alis list *http* | 19:42 |
paul_uk | yeah list is useless on xchat | 19:42 |
takoylhs-ubuntu | hello | 19:43 |
arkaddre | paul_uk: doesn't xchat have a filtering window? | 19:44 |
arkaddre | by channel name, description, # users... | 19:44 |
paul_uk | arkaddre, at this point im freaking out about my data | 19:44 |
paul_uk | Or does anyone know of any linux utilities that I can do a lowlevel scan of my HD and pull of files from it? | 19:44 |
paul_uk | hey all, has anyone ever had the situation where their 2TB hd reported itself as a 1TB hd? # | 19:44 |
unknown | Having problem with fons in webbrowser after installing wine?? | 19:44 |
arkaddre | A laudable sentiment but entirely distictinct from the claim you're making about xchat. (I can't help with the HDD thing directly, unfortunately.) | 19:45 |
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arkaddre | *distinct | 19:45 |
unknown | fonts* | 19:45 |
iceroot | unknown: is that a question? | 19:46 |
unknown | Having problem with fonts in webbrowser after installing wine?? | 19:46 |
iceroot | !nox | pawan_tejwani | 19:47 |
ubottu | pawan_tejwani: To start your system in text-only mode append 'text' (without the quotes) to the kernel line in the grub menu. You can access the grub menu by pressing Esc (Grub legacy) or Shift (Grub2) during boot. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Text%20Mode | 19:47 |
helo1 | Is there anybody that would like to help a newbie with strange installproblems? | 19:47 |
cloudgeek | how write this in c++ | 19:47 |
cloudgeek | (2^(n+1))*(1-(1/2^(n-m))) | 19:47 |
pangolin | ##c++ | 19:47 |
arkaddre | cloudgeek: go to ##c++ or whatever their channel name is | 19:47 |
iceroot | !revocer | paul_uk | 19:47 |
cloudgeek | they are not telling | 19:47 |
iceroot | !recover | paul_uk | 19:47 |
cloudgeek | making fun of me | 19:47 |
ubottu | paul_uk: Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery - Recovering deleted files on !ext3 filesystems can be virtually impossible, although methods that might work is some cases are described at at http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html and http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel | 19:47 |
pawan_tejwani | thanks ubottu :) | 19:47 |
rzec | I have follow the guides for setting up LDAP and LDAP Client Authentication however when I run id john (john being the uid of the ldap user) I don't get any information, I am not sure why the ldap authentication is not working and not sure how to go about debugging it | 19:47 |
pangolin | cloudgeek: be patient. | 19:48 |
arkaddre | So you pick some channel about an OS instead? | 19:48 |
iceroot | cloudgeek: this channel is not for c++ | 19:48 |
paul_uk | thanks iceroot | 19:48 |
cloudgeek | i said i am new | 19:48 |
cloudgeek | then only | 19:48 |
cloudgeek | but many ubuntu guys know well c++ | 19:48 |
iceroot | !ot | cloudgeek | 19:48 |
ubottu | cloudgeek: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! | 19:48 |
helo1 | Is there anybody that would like to help a newbie with strange installproblems? | 19:49 |
iceroot | !details | helo1 | 19:49 |
ubottu | helo1: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 19:49 |
arkaddre | iceroot:: is there a list of those triggers? Looks handy. | 19:49 |
iceroot | rzec: os "getent apsswd" showing your ldap-users? | 19:49 |
iceroot | !factoids | arkaddre | 19:49 |
ubottu | arkaddre: Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi | Usage info: http://ubottu.com/devel/wiki/Plugins | Bot channels and general info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots | 19:49 |
arkaddre | heh | 19:50 |
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limeage | pawan_tejwani, or you can start with https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD to make webserver without x.org and other stuff | 19:50 |
rzec | iceroot:, that just show the accounts in the passwd file, my ldap account is not there | 19:50 |
cloudgeek | thanks it is nice to have a newbie | 19:51 |
cloudgeek | so guys | 19:51 |
cloudgeek | make lauch of tem | 19:51 |
helo1 | ok...I try to install linux but get I just get "no root file system is defined". I have a partition with ntfs ant a couple ext3. The one I was trying to install to is the one with most space on. I want to keep the files I have so a reformat or delete of partition is out of the question. could it be some sort of logical partition problem? Help pease! | 19:51 |
iceroot | rzec: then your system/pam is not using ldap for further users | 19:51 |
pawan_tejwani | limeage: Sure, but problem is other operators need GUI to operate the system. I just need vi. Thanks. | 19:51 |
iceroot | rzec: because "getent passwd" will read your local passwd and ldap | 19:52 |
pangolin | cloudgeek: we are not making fun of you, we are telling you that this channel does not support c++. ask in ##c++ and be patient. | 19:52 |
rzec | iceroot: when I do : pam-auth-update : both unix and LDAP have * next to them | 19:52 |
rzec | icerrot: shouldn't that mean it will look at ldap too? | 19:52 |
rzec | iceroot^ | 19:53 |
iceroot | rzec: any hints in /var/log/auth.log or /var/log/syslog? something like "cant contact ldap-server" | 19:53 |
iceroot | rzec: can you see the user with "ldapsearch uid=username"? | 19:53 |
helo1 | Has anybody heard of "no root file system is defined" when you try to choose the partition to install to? | 19:54 |
iceroot | helo1: you set the partition-layout by hand? | 19:55 |
g0th | Hi, when I try to playback a 2s .ogg (or also .mp3) file the behaviour is quite strange and bad: either I don't hear anything, or I hear the sound but at a very low volume, or I hear everything correctly. The behaviour is the same for paplay, mplayer, vlc. any ideas? my guess is buggy audio driver (I | 19:55 |
g0th | have hda-intel, realtek C888). It seems to always work if pulse is already playing something at the same time. | 19:55 |
helo1 | iceroot: yes I did, ones but I dont remember how I did it.... | 19:56 |
iceroot | helo1: then the error is telling you waht is missing | 19:57 |
iceroot | helo1: why not let ubuntu create the layout? | 19:58 |
thinkstu | is there anyway to find the root document remotly | 19:58 |
eoki | hi there, i have installed postfix from source on ubuntu server 11.10. (i have done this because of a special patch for postfix than i need) all things work but there is no auto start-up at boot. i have to manually start with the command "postfix start". is there a way to get postfix start at boot? | 19:59 |
helo1 | iceroot: I have already a lot of files on my computer and cant let ubuntu change the patitions and loose the files... | 19:59 |
helo1 | iceroot: I tryed to install linux but get I just get "no root file system is defined". I have a partition with ntfs ant a couple ext3. The one I was trying to install to is the one with most space on. I want to keep the files I have so a reformat or delete of partition is out of the question. could it be some sort of logical partition problem? | 20:00 |
Woet | where can i find a list of ubuntu releases and which debian version they are based on? | 20:00 |
Aliv3 | i fixed gnome 3 but unity is still broke | 20:01 |
iceroot | helo1: create a partition and set the mountpoint to / | 20:01 |
iceroot | Woet: always debian sid | 20:01 |
Aliv3 | ive tried a ton of solutions reinstall purge reboot install reboot reset reset icons | 20:01 |
Woet | iceroot: yes, and how do i know which one that was at the time of 10.04? | 20:02 |
Aliv3 | unity dash isnt showing my applications | 20:02 |
LinuX2half | I'm trying to activate my swap parition and when I type in command none, it can't be found, wh. What should I do next?at should I do next? | 20:02 |
Aliv3 | and lens places is missing | 20:02 |
llutz | Woet: sid is always sid | 20:02 |
iceroot | Woet: always sid | 20:02 |
iceroot | Woet: there is no version for sid | 20:02 |
Adm | s | 20:02 |
eoki | hi there, i have installed postfix from source on ubuntu server 11.10. (i have done this because of a special patch for postfix than i need) all things work but there is no auto start-up at boot. i have to manually start with the command "postfix start". is there a way to get postfix start at boot? | 20:02 |
kingfisher64 | i'm just installing ubuntu 11.10 (2nd time today) as after installing a piece of software the purple grub boot installer is replaced with this debian boot installer (background image is space). I click to load into ubuntu as normal and the next screen is just black/blank. Could someone give me advice on how to solve this? Many thanks | 20:02 |
xtreamer | Aliv3: try in the terminal sudo unity --reset | 20:02 |
Aliv3 | the main reason i like unity is how the menu strips go to the top, its really nice :) | 20:02 |
Aliv3 | unity --reset is broke now | 20:03 |
stowoda | I am using ubuntu 11.10. How to find out if my graphics-card drivers are installed properly? | 20:03 |
Woet | iceroot / llutz: so /etc/debian_version on ubuntu wouldnt tell me whether it's debian 4, 5 or 6? | 20:03 |
xtreamer | stowoda: go to the system settings menu | 20:03 |
llutz | Woet: no, sid is unstable and always sid, no version number | 20:03 |
iceroot | Woet: have a look at debian.org what debian sid is | 20:03 |
rzec | iceroot: I can't run that because I aparentally forgot the ldap, any tips of resetting it? | 20:04 |
stowoda | xtreamer, and then? | 20:04 |
Woet | llutz / iceroot: odd, directadmin docs say thats how you should check - http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=323 | 20:04 |
xtreamer | additional drivers | 20:04 |
LinuX2half | A guide told me to activate my swap partition after resizing my primary partition and now the "none" command won't be recognized. | 20:04 |
Aliv3 | omg lol iv done it a million times already and it finally worked, xtreamer your magic i guess ty vm | 20:04 |
xtreamer | np man | 20:04 |
helo1 | iceroot: is there a good program to see what I have already mounted on my partitions? like wich one is currently the root partition? | 20:05 |
Aliv3 | when can i close the terminal? | 20:05 |
iceroot | helo1: df | 20:05 |
xtreamer | stowoda: you click on additional drivers and you should be prompted if your video driver is uptodate | 20:05 |
xtreamer | aliv3: type exit | 20:05 |
Aliv3 | didnt do anything | 20:05 |
xtreamer | type again | 20:05 |
helo1 | iceroot: thanks but is it one form windows 7? | 20:05 |
xtreamer | exit | 20:06 |
Aliv3 | ^C ? | 20:06 |
iceroot | helo1: ? | 20:06 |
Aliv3 | exit [ENTER] right? | 20:06 |
xtreamer | yes | 20:06 |
llutz | Woet: so what? | 20:06 |
Aliv3 | doesnt do anything just gives me another blank line | 20:06 |
Woet | llutz: so they are wrong :) | 20:06 |
xtreamer | well, don't you have a close button round there? | 20:06 |
helo1 | iceroot: is it a good program to see the mounted filesystems in windows 7 enviroment? | 20:07 |
iceroot | Woet: again, there is no debian version you can compare to ubuntu, its ALWAYS debian sid | 20:07 |
iceroot | helo1: i dont know something like that for windows | 20:07 |
iceroot | helo1: df is a linux command | 20:07 |
kingfisher64 | does the gnome desktop program cause the grub boot installer to load as debian (space theme). I'd really appreciate some help as i've installed ubuntu twice today both times after installing/configuring lots of programs the boot just won't load. Anybody? | 20:07 |
stowoda | xtreamer, no proprietary driver.. | 20:07 |
xtreamer | stowoda, come again, what are you trying to do? | 20:08 |
LinuX2half | Strange as it might sound, there's an option appear during Ubuntu splash screen where it displays a UUID where it states that it's not present or not mounted. Then give me a manual recovery option. | 20:08 |
helo1 | iceroot: ok. a good program for resizing partitions witout fiels to be lost? | 20:08 |
Aliv3 | meh i just redid it in a ctrl alt f2 | 20:08 |
LinuX2half | What does this mean? | 20:08 |
iceroot | helo1: a backup + gparted | 20:08 |
Aliv3 | yay now i have unity/gnome3/kde | 20:08 |
iceroot | !gparted | helo1 | 20:08 |
ubottu | helo1: gparted is a !GTK/!Gnome !GUI partitioning program. Type « sudo apt-get install gparted » in a console to install it - A GParted "live" CD is available at http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php | 20:08 |
Aliv3 | bye thanks xtreamer | 20:08 |
xtreamer | your welcome aliv3 | 20:08 |
ratfury | someone here who gave maqetta a try? | 20:08 |
coreGrl | hi | 20:09 |
coreGrl | how can I know which module is used by my wireless card? | 20:09 |
coreGrl | I've a notebook and I want to disable it | 20:09 |
helo1 | ubottu:iceroot: thanks!! | 20:09 |
stowoda | xtreamer, want to find out if my graphics card is installed properly.. | 20:09 |
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ratfury | @coregrl disable it by hardware switch | 20:10 |
iceroot | coreGrl: the network-manager is showing the modul if you click on "show network informations" in the applet (nm-applet) | 20:10 |
golixo | hi guys | 20:10 |
xtreamer | well if you've opened additional drivers and it didn't said anything about your graphics card that means it is already installed | 20:10 |
golixo | I've a notebook with a wireless network adapter: intel centrino wireless-n 100... the devices doesn't work, how do I get to install it? | 20:11 |
stowoda | xtreamer, hmm. ok if you say so. thx | 20:11 |
new2pup | why does my puppy run slow when opening the browswer | 20:12 |
xtreamer | stowoda : try system settings -> system info -> graphics. :) | 20:13 |
per0 | hello where i need to put file that will run after resume or hibernate? | 20:13 |
xtreamer | new2pup : you should try chromium wich is much faster | 20:14 |
xtreamer | than the default browser | 20:14 |
new2pup | xtreamer, i'm using puppy ubuntu with 512 ram you think that's enough | 20:14 |
xtreamer | :)) that shouldn't make problems when opening the browser | 20:15 |
stowoda | xtreamer, driver: unknown | 20:15 |
tacit | Hey just helping out an Ubuntu user who installed openSUSE and wiped his Ubuntu grub code in the MBR. Does Ubuntu install the boot code into the partiion containg / or /boot filesystems by default for purposes of chainload? | 20:15 |
xtreamer | stowoda: that means you don't have any driver installed | 20:15 |
xtreamer | stowoda: go to the update manager and click check | 20:15 |
paulsomebody | Can anyone provide me with any help regarding finding out what went wrong with the my Wine? I was running Dungeons of Dredmor, but it stopped working after a crash, giving a error message when I try to launch: "wine: Unhandled exception 0xc000000d at address 0x510c95 (thread 0009), starting debugger...". Complete reinstallation of both Wine and Dredmor did not help. Any advice? | 20:16 |
xtreamer | stowoda: it should find a driver for your graphics card, else you should search a driver for it on google | 20:16 |
stowoda | xtreamer, all right. thx | 20:16 |
xtreamer | np | 20:16 |
lucastorri | hello there, I just installed 10.04 LTS on a linode server, and saw that there is an old version of haproxy on the repos (compared to newer releases). Is there a safe way to udpate it? | 20:17 |
StepNjump | I'd like to run photorec but their website says it is good for EXT2/EXT3 though everybody recommends me to give it a shot.. Supposedly they tried it themselves... | 20:18 |
StepNjump | Maybe many, many moons ago! | 20:18 |
robbbie | StepNjump: i had a large array fail, ext4 and was able to recover the data with photorec basically doing a rawread of the filesystem | 20:19 |
JasonGriffee | How can I resolve choppy video from Youtube? I have Flash 10 and use the xorg video driver. I use v11.10 | 20:19 |
rypervenche | StepNjump: Yeah, you can use it. | 20:20 |
xtreamer | JasonGriffee, did you tried changing the browser? | 20:20 |
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sawtell | hi guys how do i configure my sound? | 20:20 |
StepNjump | oh cool robbbie ... Could I just recover mp3 file type only? | 20:20 |
JasonGriffee | xtreamer, both FF and chromium. | 20:20 |
sawtell | iv looked in sound in hardware and it doesnt see my hardare | 20:20 |
robbbie | StepNjump: i believe so, photorec is great. | 20:20 |
StepNjump | ok rypervenche thanks too.. I should have checked in synap before asking here.. I'm tired | 20:21 |
xtreamer | well, on youtube it's ok for me, but when i try watching movies it is really slow | 20:21 |
StepNjump | that's what everybody says robbbie I'll give it a shout | 20:21 |
per0 | how to run script after resume? | 20:21 |
rypervenche | StepNjump: PM | 20:21 |
sawtell | !ask how do i configure my sound hardware? | 20:22 |
ubottu | sawtell: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 20:22 |
sawtell | its realtec | 20:22 |
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Sidewinder1 | !sound | sawtell | 20:23 |
ubottu | sawtell: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. | 20:23 |
sawtell | i know that much from windows | 20:23 |
stowoda | xtreamer, Intel GMA 4500MHD Dynamic Video card. thats my card. Where to look for drivers vor ubuntu 11.10 ? | 20:23 |
xtreamer | sawtell: you should open update manager and click "CHECK" to see if is there any driver for your sound card | 20:23 |
Breakthru | Hi all. Anyone has had success running a kvm server using nat? | 20:24 |
rizzuh | Hello. I have tried using the 11.12 AMD driver with Gnome Shell, however it completely broke it and I was forced into the 2D Gnome2 interface. I removed it using the instructions here ( https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/FglrxInteferesWithRadeonDriver ) but now the login screen is completely garbled with rendering errors. | 20:24 |
rizzuh | What can I do to revert to the default radeon driver? | 20:24 |
JasonGriffee | xtreamer, but it's not for me. I want to fullscreen without a choppy effect. | 20:25 |
xtreamer | stowoda: http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/sb/CS-010512.htm | 20:25 |
StepNjump | OK rypervenche | 20:26 |
wiggmpk | I can not get my sound to work through my laptop speakers using ubuntu 11.10 amd64 gnome 3 | 20:26 |
xtreamer | wiggmpk: did you tried updating the drivers using update manager? | 20:27 |
wiggmpk | cat /proc/asound/version | 20:27 |
wiggmpk | Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.24. | 20:27 |
xtreamer | wiggmpk: you can also configure the sound from the volume icon | 20:27 |
xtreamer | i think you just need to select the right output | 20:28 |
wiggmpk | xtreamer: yes, I am aware, but nothing is configured incorrectly, it was working fine for the last 2 ubuntu versions (11.10 being the current) and then one day, I plugged my headphones in while using banshee, unplugged to watch a video on youtube and it just didnt go back to the speakers | 20:29 |
wiggmpk | xtreamer: nothing is muted in the gui sound application or alsamixer, and all packages are current | 20:29 |
xtreamer | so your laptop speaker is working? | 20:30 |
wiggmpk | xtreamer: yes, it's an asus republic of gamer laptop, so it has bios boot splash animation with a sound played through my speakers, so they still function, just something decided to stop working in the OS | 20:32 |
JasonGriffee | How do I enable 3D acceleration in xorg? | 20:33 |
marel | Hi. Somehow my toolbar at the left will not shrink. What do I do ? | 20:33 |
xtreamer | marel: the toolbar with the dash home and all other links? | 20:34 |
marel | xtreamer, yeah | 20:34 |
xtreamer | marel: in that case you must install compiz config setttings manager | 20:34 |
marel | xtreamer, how ? | 20:34 |
cozmoo | i need help | 20:34 |
ActionParsnip | JasonGriffee: which video chip? | 20:34 |
cozmoo | i need help | 20:35 |
cozmoo | i need help | 20:35 |
go8765 | can I found some text editor for ubuntu with bookmarks(but not in document. doocument-bookmarks) | 20:35 |
xtreamer | marel: sudo aptitude install compizconfig-settings-manager | 20:35 |
cozmoo | how can i see who is currently connected to my pptp server? | 20:35 |
cozmoo | how can i see who is currently connected to my pptp server? | 20:35 |
JasonGriffee | ActionParsnip: Video Card? ATI Radeon 9550 | 20:35 |
wiggmpk | !enter | cozmoo | 20:36 |
ubottu | cozmoo: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 20:36 |
marel | xtreamer, sudo: aptitude: command not found | 20:36 |
cozmoo | how can i see who is currently connected to my pptp server? | 20:36 |
Sage | hi, what is the proper channel to ask about ubuntu on omap4 questions? | 20:36 |
xtreamer | marel: just wait a second | 20:36 |
ActionParsnip | JasonGriffee: you may need an xorg.conf file to set good settings | 20:37 |
cozmoo | hello? | 20:37 |
buffhr | could anyone assist me in mounting a raid array i have on my system that is in ntfs? | 20:37 |
ActionParsnip | JasonGriffee: what is the output of: lsb_release -sc | 20:37 |
cozmoo | how can i see who is currently connected to my pptp server? | 20:37 |
wiggmpk | cozmoo: you need to exercise some patience, allow someone to respond, everyone in this room isnt just here to help you | 20:37 |
cozmoo | sorry | 20:37 |
JasonGriffee | ActionParsnip: oneiric | 20:38 |
wiggmpk | cozmoo: point to point tunneling protocol doesnt usually have a traditional client server relationship, so what do you mean by "on my server" | 20:38 |
cozmoo | how can i see who is currently connected to my pptp server? | 20:38 |
wiggmpk | cozmoo: what type of pptp server are you running? | 20:38 |
yeats | !repeat | cozmoo | 20:38 |
ubottu | cozmoo: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ | 20:38 |
cozmoo | just mormal pptp | 20:38 |
ActionParsnip | JasonGriffee: may help: http://lists.x.org/archives/xorg/2008-June/036170.html | 20:39 |
wiggmpk | cozmoo: how are you accomplishing it? are you using a vpn? what software? more info | 20:39 |
cozmoo | pptpd | 20:39 |
cozmoo | vpn | 20:39 |
cozmoo | yes | 20:39 |
ActionParsnip | JasonGriffee: you'll be wrestling xorg.conf til you get a good display | 20:39 |
ActionParsnip | JasonGriffee: run: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 20:40 |
wiggmpk | cozmoo: what version of ubuntu are you using? desktop or headless server? | 20:40 |
cozmoo | pm? | 20:40 |
wildwind | Can't get pstools (psresize, pstpps, psnup) to change paper size in my doc. I always get Letter-sized doc on output. Seems that -p -w -h options are ignored. Can someone help? | 20:40 |
ActionParsnip | JasonGriffee: http://forum.ubuntu-it.org/index.php?topic=86848.15;wap2 | 20:40 |
cozmoo | desktop | 20:40 |
cozmoo | pm? | 20:41 |
ActionParsnip | JasonGriffee: http://phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?16969-Radeon-9550-xf86-video-ati-Crash may help | 20:42 |
MonkeyDust | cozmoo if you stay in the public channel, we can all learn and benefit from your problem | 20:42 |
JasonGriffee | ActionParsnip, how do you suggest I add this? Simply add what is not already there? | 20:42 |
buffhr | could anyone assist me in mounting a raid array i have on my system that is in ntfs? | 20:43 |
ActionParsnip | JasonGriffee: its stuff like that, use code samples from those and you ca eventually get a gold | 20:43 |
psusi | buffhr, is this a fakeraid, or windows software raid? | 20:43 |
wiggmpk | cozmoo: I still dont understand what exactly you mean.. you want to see in real time, clients that are connected to your VPN? | 20:45 |
stowoda | xtreamer, http://intellinuxgraphics.org/2011Q4.html <-- there are several components.. should I install all of them? | 20:46 |
cozmoo | i have a vpn | 20:46 |
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cozmoo | i have people connected to it | 20:46 |
cozmoo | i wana see the ip of the people connecting to it | 20:46 |
xtreamer | stowoda: try the 3d driver | 20:47 |
stowoda | xtreamer, ok | 20:47 |
wiggmpk | cozmoo: how do you have your vpn setup? what did you use? what IP are you trying to get, the client ip in the VPN or the clients local ip from their provider | 20:47 |
cozmoo | preif u give me command ill figure it out man | 20:49 |
cozmoo | its pretty simple | 20:49 |
cozmoo | whats the command to check connected users? | 20:49 |
wiggmpk | cozmoo: not to be rude, but if it's so simple, why are you asking? | 20:49 |
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wiggmpk | cozmoo: depends on what VPN software your using I would suppose | 20:49 |
wildwind | Can't get pstools (psresize, pstpops, psnup) to change paper size. I always get Letter-sized doc on output. Seems that -p -w -h options are ignored. Can someone help? | 20:49 |
cozmoo | pptpd | 20:49 |
rypervenche | cozmoo: sudo netstat -plant | 20:50 |
cozmoo | pptpd | 20:50 |
cozmoo | ty | 20:51 |
llutz | cozmoo: sudo netstat -tun|grep 1723 | 20:51 |
cozmoo | pty | 20:51 |
cozmoo | ty | 20:51 |
MonkeyDust | ? | 20:51 |
shachar | Hi , what is ubuntu support channel? | 20:52 |
skorv | ok... simple.... but cant find answer... i have 2 arrays (a1[20] and a2[20]) and i want to make a function to sort any array... how do i send the array over [if it was a var it would be function(var)] | 20:52 |
xtreamer | shachar: if you have any problem say it here, there are people that can help you | 20:53 |
MonkeyDust | shachar this is the ubuntu support channel | 20:53 |
shachar | some 1 here? | 20:53 |
hugonickname | 1557 user, to be exact | 20:53 |
xtreamer | shachar: you already are on the channel, tell us what is the problem | 20:54 |
shachar | Hi , what is ubuntu`s support channel? | 20:54 |
MonkeyDust | :) | 20:54 |
hugonickname | shackar, this is it | 20:54 |
MonkeyDust | shachar here, you've come to the right place | 20:54 |
xtreamer | :)) | 20:54 |
guntbert | shachar: ubuntu is an Operating Sytems for computers, support is where you get help | 20:55 |
stowoda | xtreamer, if I start to build my drivers and mess sth up. is there a way to "unmake" all I have done ? | 20:55 |
stowoda | xtreamer, like a system restore point | 20:55 |
stowoda | like in windows | 20:55 |
wiggmpk | would changes made in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf require restarting or could I just use "sudo alsa force-reload"? | 20:56 |
xtreamer | stwoda you could use the backup option | 20:56 |
xtreamer | stwoda: system settings-> backup | 20:56 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: have you tried just using jockey first? to see if your drivers are available already? | 20:56 |
rampage73 | anyone recommend software to take a wmv file and make vob for standard dvd player in ubuntu ? | 20:56 |
bullgard6 | streamripper outputs: "meta interval: 16000." What is the unit of measurement of this number? | 20:57 |
xtreamer | wiggmpk: his video drivers are not installed yet | 20:57 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, sorry but what is jockey? | 20:57 |
MonkeyDust | rampage73 ffmpeg can convert video typens | 20:57 |
shachar | ohh i see .. | 20:57 |
hugonickname | rampage73, have you tried avidemux? | 20:57 |
wildwind | bullgard6: ms | 20:58 |
shachar | hmm , weird one , iv`e updated ubuntu and suddenly all the graphics became very fast and also the touchpad is extremely fast | 20:58 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: it's "Additional Drivers" in the menu's I believe, you can just hit ALT+F2 and type jockey-gtk (might need gksudo, someone else would know) and it brings up a nice GUI to fetch and install drivers like video card and wireless, etc | 20:58 |
hugonickname | anyone knows how that whole “ubuntu officially on tablets” deal is going? | 20:59 |
rampage73 | MonkeyDust, cannot seem to figure out ffmpeg for this particular purpose, i have used it before for avi and mpeg files | 20:59 |
infid | i got a dvi to hdmi adapter and it works but man the picture on my samsung tv looks terrible. it's at 1920x1080@6hz, which is the best my vid card can do, but the colors look washed out and the font is really fuzzy | 20:59 |
rampage73 | hugonickname, downloaded a while ago have not figured it out yet | 20:59 |
xtreamer | wiggmpk: i told him to look under system info on the graphics section and he gets: drivers unkown | 20:59 |
marel | How do I uninstall .deb package if I don't know it's exact name? | 20:59 |
bullgard6 | wildwind: So this program assumes that the pause time for meta data transmission is 16 s? That much? | 20:59 |
xtreamer | wiggmpk: so he should try to install the drivers manually | 20:59 |
wiggmpk | xtreamer: interesting, how is hardware being recognized though | 21:00 |
shachar | i`ve tried updating my graphic card drivers because everything was laggy but now it`s too fast | 21:00 |
wildwind | bullgard6: yes. not so much IMO | 21:00 |
hugonickname | rampage73, on avidemux you have the option to Auto->opticaldisc->dvd | 21:00 |
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rampage73 | hugonickname, hmm let me check | 21:01 |
bullgard6 | wildwind: Right. Thank you. | 21:01 |
ActionParsnip | marel: I'd use: dpkg -l | grep part change part for some of the name of the app you installed | 21:01 |
xtreamer | wiggmpk: well, at me I can see what driver is used | 21:01 |
wildwind | bullgard6: not program assumes, but server announces i think | 21:01 |
hugonickname | rampage73, it basically changes your settings for that video you're saving | 21:01 |
ominomi | Hmm. | 21:02 |
wiggmpk | xtreamer: i would "lspci" and make sure the card is being recognized | 21:02 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, will try that. thx | 21:02 |
rampage73 | hugonickname, thanks will give it a try | 21:02 |
marel | ActionParsnip, I don't can't find this package I've installed, however if I search it it shows that it exists. | 21:02 |
ActionParsnip | marel: you will then have the name of the package, you can then use: sudo apt-get --purge remove name | 21:03 |
xtreamer | wiggmpk: i didn't think at that, tell him, maybe it will figure out | 21:03 |
ActionParsnip | marel: what is the name of the deb you installed? | 21:03 |
wildwind | so, no one familiar with psnup and booklet printing? | 21:03 |
marel | I don't know exactly, but it's something with pycharm | 21:03 |
wiggmpk | xtreamer: i think there is a way to narrow it down with |grep audio or something like that but I dunno | 21:03 |
ActionParsnip | marel: try: dpkg -l | grep charm | 21:04 |
marel | ActionParsnip, I tried this, but I didn't find that package.. | 21:04 |
Anxi80 | i am looking for some help with gnucash, everyone in their channel is afk | 21:04 |
wiggmpk | xtreamer: lol not audio but you know what i mean lol | 21:04 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: you should open a terminal and use 'lspci' to see that your video card is recognized properly | 21:05 |
ActionParsnip | marel: if you run: history | grep dpkg does it give a deb name? | 21:05 |
cihhan_ | hi all! im trying to install xen on ubuntu 11.10 as told on this website: http://www.beyondlinux.com/2011/11/02/install-xen-4-1-and-setup-your-cloud-os-on-ubuntu-11-10/ and when i say "virsh version" i get "Cannot extract running Xen hypervisor version" -- any suggestion? | 21:05 |
sawtell | hi guys is there a .doc to .pdf converter that works on unbuntu?? | 21:05 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, this ist my output: http://nopaste.info/index.html | 21:05 |
fikus | hello, my ubuntu version - 11.10 x64. I install into my computer Sun 4 ports card. I find that simple command couldn't run correctly - ping for example. My problem is same as - http://networkbroadcast.co.uk/2011/04/sun-quad-nics-and-x86_64-kernels/. Have anyone shot solution? | 21:05 |
sawtell | ! askhi guys is there a .doc to .pdf converter that works on unbuntu?? | 21:05 |
guntbert | sawtell: libreoffice writer will do it | 21:06 |
wildwind | sawtell: OOO? | 21:06 |
marel | ActionParsnip, no. Perhaps it wasn't a .deb package.. | 21:06 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: wrong url me thinks lol | 21:06 |
marel | How do I uninstall .tar.gz package ? | 21:07 |
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wrektjet | hello i just installed 11.11 and my first question is how do i get a panel going? | 21:07 |
ActionParsnip | wrektjet: there is no 11.11, there is 11.10 and 11.04 | 21:08 |
wildwind | marel: how did you install it? | 21:08 |
djazz | I'm using 10.04 UNR atm, what improvements have been made in 10.10 Netbook Edition? | 21:08 |
wrektjet | whopps 11.10 | 21:08 |
marel | wildwind, I don't remember exactly, but I think make install | 21:08 |
ActionParsnip | marel: then try: history | grep apt-get | 21:08 |
djazz | except unity | 21:08 |
ActionParsnip | djazz: later kernel, later libs and drivers etc | 21:09 |
wildwind | marel: then try make uninstall ) | 21:09 |
djazz | ActionParsnip: throught so | 21:09 |
djazz | it isnt smaller/less consuming then? | 21:09 |
djazz | my netbook is 3 years old | 21:09 |
marel | wildwind, I don't have this package on my computer anymore and don't know it's exact name.. | 21:10 |
ActionParsnip | wrektjet: panel in what way? | 21:10 |
ActionParsnip | djazz: largely the same imho | 21:10 |
djazz | ubuntu leaves 2 to 1.5 Gb free space on my 8 Gb SSD | 21:10 |
ActionParsnip | djazz: you can uninstall apps you don't use | 21:11 |
wrektjet | ActionParsnip, used to having a panel strip that had 'tabs' for open windows as well as little 'apps' like weather etc | 21:11 |
djazz | ActionParsnip: is that unity lighter than the netbook-laucher thing? | 21:11 |
ActionParsnip | djazz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/797583/ 3.2Gb used here | 21:11 |
wildwind | marel: hard case... | 21:11 |
shooreek | marel: uninstal your ubuntu and with all packages | 21:11 |
djazz | everything seems very slow atm | 21:11 |
ActionParsnip | wrektjet: you can tweak gnome3 to look like gnome2 | 21:11 |
ActionParsnip | djazz: could try Lubntu to free up more resources | 21:12 |
djazz | is there a lighter linux netbook edition? | 21:12 |
djazz | yeah | 21:12 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, sorry: http://nopaste.info/8586462eb5.html | 21:12 |
ActionParsnip | wrektjet: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/how-to-make-ubuntu-11-10-look-and-feel-like-gnome-2/ | 21:12 |
ActionParsnip | djazz: its just a lighter DE | 21:12 |
wrektjet | ActionParsnip, oh so its not in the dna of gnome-3 i guess i will look into it thnx | 21:13 |
yeats | djazz: 10.04 UNR *is* Unity FYI | 21:13 |
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ActionParsnip | wrektjet: not in unity session by default | 21:13 |
djazz | is there Lubuntu with Wubi unstall? | 21:13 |
djazz | or similar | 21:13 |
ActionParsnip | djazz: not sure, I don't use wubi | 21:13 |
djazz | like Joli OS or Ubuntu | 21:14 |
fikus | sorry, anyone see my message? | 21:14 |
djazz | i tried it from a live DVD | 21:14 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: ok, yeah I see it on line 4 | 21:14 |
djazz | it worked great | 21:14 |
djazz | :P | 21:14 |
yeats | fikus: yes - you're visible | 21:14 |
ActionParsnip | djazz: I believe its on the CD | 21:14 |
wildwind | marel: maybe find and clean by hand: which, configs from man etc. | 21:14 |
Odaym | llutz, you there? | 21:14 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: and line 3 hehe, did you try using additional drivers to see if they could be installed easier? | 21:15 |
djazz | ActionParsnip: isnt it possible to just install the LXDE DM? | 21:15 |
wrektjet | hmmm i wonder if i should try to get used to unity or just go back to older look. ill look for a unity tutorial | 21:15 |
djazz | or whatever it use | 21:15 |
ActionParsnip | djazz: absolutely, then just use your gnome apps in lxde ;) | 21:15 |
fikus | @yeats many thanks (( | 21:15 |
djazz | its in the repo? | 21:15 |
aBound | wrektjet, Unity isn't that hard to use might take you 30 minutes to an hour. | 21:15 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, You mean: jockey.. If yes, I did with no result | 21:15 |
ActionParsnip | !info lxde | djazz | 21:15 |
ubottu | djazz: lxde (source: lxde-common): Meta-package for the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.5.0-4ubuntu3 (oneiric), package size 5 kB, installed size 36 kB | 21:15 |
yeats | !purelxde | djazz | 21:15 |
djazz | 36 kB xDD | 21:15 |
ubottu | djazz: If you want to remove all !KDE, !GNOME and !XFCE packages and have a default !Lubuntu system follow the instructions here « http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purelxde » | 21:15 |
yeats | djazz: it's a metapackage | 21:16 |
djazz | ty yeats & ActionParsnip | 21:16 |
aBound | !unity | aBound | 21:16 |
ubottu | aBound, please see my private message | 21:16 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: well that sucks, I guess installing the drivers like suggested earlier | 21:16 |
djazz | Long be Linpus gone from this xDD | 21:16 |
wrektjet | aBound, how does it work with compiz. i cant even find compiz lol | 21:16 |
djazz | thats a long apt | 21:16 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, so I need to compile them on my own.. ? | 21:17 |
aBound | wrektjet, Unity uses the unity compiz plugin but as of Ubuntu 11.10 compiz is quite wreckless and can break. | 21:17 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: for 3d acceleration, it would appear so | 21:17 |
aBound | wrektjet, Probably cause you don't have the compiz manager installed. | 21:17 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, ok. thx. will try that | 21:17 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: have fun =) | 21:18 |
wrektjet | aBound, oh no! thats not good. yes i know was kinda kidding | 21:18 |
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djazz | using baobab is important on a small disk xD | 21:18 |
aBound | :P | 21:18 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, I will I guess :/ | 21:18 |
sig^ | hi, what's wrong with archive.ubuntu.org? DL's some 0,1kb/s | 21:18 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: its not as hard as it may seem and rewarding =) | 21:18 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, Iust before I start. first I have to resolve all the dependencies right? | 21:19 |
ActionParsnip | wrektjet: could use unity2D, doesn't need or use 3D accel | 21:19 |
ActionParsnip | sig^: try a different package source | 21:19 |
aBound | wrektjet, Possibly when 12.04 LTS is released compiz may be a bit more stable for Unity. But if you want you can install the compiz settings manager in the use of Software Center. | 21:19 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: probably a good idea | 21:19 |
ActionParsnip | aBound: its a bit better but I still use LXDE | 21:19 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, ok I am a noob but lets give a try | 21:19 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, thx so far | 21:19 |
aBound | ActionParsnip, I was on 10.04 LTS last night and I still couldn't get gdm to quit being stuck in the infinite loop. So I went back to 11.10. | 21:20 |
aBound | :P | 21:20 |
wrektjet | aBound, ActionParsnip im gonna mess around with my driver bec i have some rrors getting the accelaration to work as the drivers arent getting installed successfully but compiz is a secondary thing im gonna work on primaries thanks a lot | 21:20 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: everyone starts somewhere, make sure you get all the essential components and packages prior to compiling.. after that its pretty straight forward | 21:20 |
aBound | wrektjet, Understood. :P | 21:20 |
aBound | wrektjet, Just be wary with unity and compiz you will experience breakage. Read the reviews before installing the compiz settings manager and playing with the plugins. | 21:21 |
wrektjet | :( | 21:21 |
stowoda | wiggmpk, I will. Just one thing: http://www.mesa3d.org/install.html .. under prerequisites -> Linux 2.6.28 means the kernel ? | 21:22 |
aBound | wrektjet, I know compiz worked flawlessly for me with 10.04 LTS. | 21:22 |
russf | I have a server with the same device showing TWICE in the mount table, at different locations in the filesystem tree. df is showing different block sizes that correctly reflect the reality that these same-named devices are really two separate devices. Have any of you experts seen anything like this? Here's some evidence: http://dpaste.com/684120/ | 21:22 |
wiggmpk | stowoda: yes, you can check the kernel your currently running by using "uname -r" in the terminal | 21:22 |
wrektjet | aBound, yea me too but i finally caved and did a fresh install. compiz was awesome i hope to get it going eventually | 21:23 |
aBound | wrektjet, With Linux at times I noticed you can't have the stability with the latest/greatest. Due to latest packages contain breakages/bugs within them. | 21:23 |
fikus | could anybody see my message about bad driver for ethernet card with 4 ports manufactured by Sun? | 21:23 |
linxeh | fikus: how long ago did you ask it ? | 21:24 |
slugzzz | Hey all, when I am trying to run a number of my games, I keep getting this error on 10.04 LTS: /lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.14' not found | 21:24 |
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linxeh | fikus: if it was long, chances are it didnt show up. there is a limit to the length of a message | 21:24 |
ActionParsnip | slugzzz: what version of glibc do you have? | 21:26 |
wildwind | russf: was it so right from the AMI or how did you get it? | 21:26 |
Surlent777 | hey; hoping someone can help me figure out some idiocy on the part of Tomboy/Ubuntu One. I have a fresh Kubuntu Oneiric install, and Ubuntu One is installed and working. It also works just as expected on my other Oneiric computer running normal Ubuntu as an upgrade. Basically, Tomboy will download notes, but refuses to attempt an upload, meaning local changes get erased. Any ideas on what I might do? | 21:26 |
fikus | linxeh 3-5 minutes ago | 21:26 |
ai9371 | ok hello please help with ndiswrapper | 21:26 |
slugzzz | ActionParsnip, what's the command to check.. I have a feeling it is 4. something. | 21:26 |
ai9371 | I type ndiswrapper -l it says driver installed.. than I do ifconfig and i dont see wlan0 | 21:27 |
aBound | ActionParsnip, Doubt I can live without the synapse launcher. lol | 21:27 |
ai9371 | i types modprobe ndiswrapper still nothing happens | 21:27 |
russf | wildwind: No. We just noticed it. One volume is the initial root volume, the other is another EBS volume we added later. They both show the same ID that the added volume should have. | 21:27 |
mishugana | Ok after much trying, (been working for 4 hours now) i cant get 11.10 to work | 21:27 |
ActionParsnip | aBound: sure you can, as long as you have the ram space to install the app | 21:27 |
aBound | :P | 21:28 |
djazz | ActionParsnip: installing LXDE... 62% its slooow | 21:28 |
ActionParsnip | slugzzz: dpkg -l | grep libc6 | 21:28 |
ubuntu | hello! is anyone up for helping to recover lost partitions and data? :) | 21:28 |
mishugana | or rather, 11.04. I think it is because of nvidia TNT2 which isnt supported | 21:28 |
rampage73 | hugonickname, thanks that worked | 21:28 |
russf | wildwind: We are using EBSmount to mount volumes that we attach, but I don't think that caused the problem. Perhaps someone here has a different experience. | 21:28 |
ActionParsnip | djazz: repos are probably busy, I use apt-fast and its silky smooth. Let it finish now though | 21:28 |
hugonickname | rampage73, no problem, I'm glad | 21:29 |
djazz | 64%... | 21:29 |
djazz | :) | 21:29 |
xangua | !info ndisgtk | ai9371: or you could use ndiswrapper gui | 21:29 |
ubottu | ai9371: or you could use ndiswrapper gui: ndisgtk (source: ndisgtk): graphical frontend for ndiswrapper (installation of Windows WiFi drivers). In component main, is optional. Version 0.8.5-1 (oneiric), package size 20 kB, installed size 864 kB (Only available for i386 amd64) | 21:29 |
Surlent777 | ubuntu: quick note: you may want to change your nick, or you're going to get hilighted an awful lot. | 21:29 |
SupYoshi | grrrr i hate this repistory, it wotn add as it says its invaled.... deb-src :( | 21:29 |
ActionParsnip | mishugana: it may use the nvidia-96 but probably wanna stick to the nouveau driver | 21:29 |
SupYoshi | sudo add-apt-repository "deb-src http://packages.asterisk.org/deb `lsb_release -cs` main" can someone try to add this? | 21:29 |
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sptt | very true | 21:29 |
mishugana | i Tried disabling nouveau and adding nvidia-96 | 21:29 |
slugzzz | ActionParsnip: http://www.pasteall.org/28022 | 21:30 |
mishugana | It worked fine in 10.04 and 10.10 | 21:30 |
mishugana | i think 11 doesnt support nvidia-96, which might be the thing | 21:30 |
mishugana | i have an ATI mach32 card from forever ago | 21:30 |
ActionParsnip | slugzzz: maybe the game needs a later version of that, i'd check on the game website | 21:31 |
benyuss | hello. anybody could to help me please? | 21:31 |
ActionParsnip | mishugana: later xorg version may be the issue then | 21:31 |
slugzzz | Is there a later version of glibc? | 21:31 |
mishugana | yeah, is it easy to downgrade my xorg | 21:31 |
djazz | how can i set my CPU to "performance" mode instead of the default "ondemand"? | 21:31 |
Surlent777 | sptt: as far as lost partitions and data, that is an incredible mess. What did you do, and what are you hoping to accomplish? It's been ages since I've been in that situation, but maybe I can help point you in the right direction | 21:31 |
ActionParsnip | SupYoshi: try: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list and add it manually | 21:31 |
jolaren | I just installed and configured VPN but when I connect iwth Windows 7 and get connected I have no funtional internet.. what is going on? | 21:32 |
djazz | how do i add the applet for cpu freq scaling? | 21:32 |
djazz | in 10.04 | 21:32 |
mishugana | its either downgrade xorg and try to work it with 11, or downgrade back down to 10.10 or open up the computer and switch out the nvidia for the ati. | 21:32 |
wildwind | russf: didn'd see such a thing. wonder what dd think about /dev/xvdj size? :) | 21:32 |
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xangua | djazz: http://askubuntu.com/questions/30334/list-of-application-indicators | 21:33 |
SilfenX | hello - how do I make ubuntu server use a static IP adress on LAN? | 21:33 |
Surlent777 | benyuss: don't ask to ask; merely ask your question, and if anyone is able to help, someone will start talking to you | 21:33 |
djazz | xangua: 10.04 | 21:33 |
djazz | "Add to panel..." is greyed out | 21:33 |
xangua | djazz: seems like your panel is locked | 21:34 |
djazz | :/ | 21:34 |
mishugana | Since the mach32 is probably better than the TNT2 i would probably switch it out if i could even get someone to confirm that 11 will work with it | 21:35 |
djazz | how can i change cpu frequency with a command? | 21:35 |
mishugana | the computer is for my mom, and she only really uses it for facebook youtube and email. it is already pretty slow. | 21:36 |
xangua | !cpufreq | mishugana | 21:36 |
sptt | ok.. so my problem is-- I was using some kind of weird software to pump an xp installation in an usb drive for my netbook, and im not sure if that was the fault, or something else, but in the middle of process i suddenly got the blue screen of death. i restarted the computer, and all i got on my display was just - "j_" and that's it. then i boot up with ubuntu live cd, couse it usually helps, but this time instead of 3 partitions i have 1 and it's unknown. i | 21:36 |
sptt | tried testdisk, it finds something, but its messy, and i cant seem to move forward. | 21:36 |
xangua | sptt: seems like something for ##windows | 21:36 |
sptt | the weird software was used from W7 | 21:36 |
sptt | maybe.. but i find that linux users are more reliable.. :D | 21:37 |
Surlent777 | sptt: well. That's new. I'm still not entirely sure what happened there; were you trying to make a CD-on-USB or were you trying to copy a partition somehow? Also, name of the software? | 21:37 |
Surlent777 | sptt: (trying to rule out virus vs tech error) | 21:38 |
mishugana | xangua: what? | 21:38 |
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sptt | i dont remember the name of the sofware, it was just a random one, couse i was trying a couple of them and none really worked. i was making CD to USB. | 21:39 |
krambiorix | hi guys, i try to install rsync and got following error: invoke-rc.d: initscript bind9, action "start" failed. | 21:39 |
wildwind | sptt: my advice is backup first sectors of the drive with dd BEFORE any other action! | 21:39 |
retrorex | i have been trying to install freemat on hardy. Sorry can't upgrade system becomes too slow . When i do apt-get install freemat. I get Package freemat is not available, but is referred to by another package. | 21:40 |
retrorex | This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or | 21:40 |
retrorex | is only available from another source | 21:40 |
retrorex | E: Package freemat has no installation candidate. Too lazy to build from source. I have to install qt and all that ...Any help | 21:40 |
stowoda | when executing "./configure" I am getting the following output: http://nopaste.info/ff6b549c3e.html .. it says that a package is not found but I am getting no error. what now? should I install that xorg-macros? | 21:40 |
sptt | wildwind, i have no idea how to do it.. :/ | 21:40 |
fikus | ping 10.1.2.10 | 21:41 |
fikus | wrong data byte #54 should be 0x36 but was 0xba | 21:41 |
fikus | 16 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1a 1b 1c 1d 1e 1f 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 2a 2b 2c 2d 2e 2f | 21:41 |
fikus | 48 30 31 32 33 34 35 ba cc | 21:41 |
FloodBot1 | fikus: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:41 |
xangua | i believe there is a factoid por cpu scaling, mishugana but seems like there is not ir i can¿t remember | 21:41 |
aBound | brb | 21:41 |
Seveas | stowoda, what are you trying to install? | 21:41 |
Surlent777 | sptt: if you were just trying to make a bootable USB of an install cd, that sort of thing should never have happened. I'd --yes, listen to wildwind. That's an idea. dd does a direct copy of the physical data, as opposed to logical data. This way, if you can back that up somewhere, you won't risk losing anything that might be there. Try viewing the man page ("man dd") for instructions. | 21:42 |
Surlent777 | sptt: helps if you have a second, unused hard drive you can plug in | 21:42 |
fikus | I have problem with network interface http://paste.ubuntu.com/797612/ | 21:43 |
retrorex | i have been trying to install freemat on hardy. Sorry can't upgrade system becomes too slow . When i do apt-get install freemat. I get Package freemat is not available, but is referred to by another package. | 21:43 |
retrorex | This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or | 21:43 |
retrorex | is only available from another source | 21:43 |
retrorex | E: Package freemat has no installation candidate. Too lazy to build from source. I have to install qt and all that ...Any help | 21:43 |
osrec | Hi, I am trying to stop gdm, which works, but now I cant ssh to the machine... I tried sudo start ssh on tty1, which tells me ssh is already running, yet I still can't connect (ssh: connect to host mycomp2 port 22: No route to host)? I'm using 10.04 LTS - any advice on how to solve this problem would be greatly appreciated (I am a noob :) ). Thank you | 21:43 |
FloodBot1 | retrorex: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 21:43 |
krambiorix | hi guys, i try to install rsync and got following error: invoke-rc.d: initscript bind9, action "start" failed. What can i do?? | 21:44 |
wildwind | sptt: something like sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=/tmp/sda.dat bs=512 count=65K, with your paths of course | 21:44 |
ActionParsnip | krambiorix: do you have a desktop UI? | 21:44 |
sptt | kewl. thanks. data is pretty much all i need, but its about 300 GB.. i have an external hdd, will try. thanks! | 21:44 |
Seveas | osrec, is the machine connected via wifi or 3g? | 21:44 |
krambiorix | ActionParsnip, no | 21:44 |
stowoda | Seveas, its dri2proto. I want to install it due to compile the drivers for my graphics card | 21:44 |
osrec | Seveas: wifi | 21:45 |
stowoda | by the way: what does that do: export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/xorg/lib/pkgconfig:$PKG_CONFIG_PATH | 21:45 |
sptt | does it work if i have no real partitions? | 21:45 |
osrec | Seveas: just tried ifconfig - no ip address - I guess that is a problem ;) | 21:45 |
Seveas | stowoda, install the x11proto-dri2-dev package. Or if you really want to build a different version from source, run this to get all build dependencies: apt-get build-dep x11proto-dri2-dev | 21:45 |
ActionParsnip | sptt: absolutely | 21:46 |
sptt | awesome | 21:46 |
stowoda | Seveas, thx | 21:46 |
Seveas | osrec, yeah, wifi is configured by the gui. You killed the gui and thus the wifi connection | 21:46 |
Surlent777 | sptt: your hard drive will be listed as /dev/sda or something of the sort; /dev/sda5 would be a partition on it. Try sudo fdisk -l for a listing of your hard drives and partitions | 21:46 |
commandocoding | Hellow Everyone | 21:46 |
osrec | Seveas: so if I connect with ethernet cable, I'm ok? | 21:46 |
BlackCherry | hi | 21:46 |
Seveas | osrec, marking the connection as 'make this available to all users' in the network-manager applet may help as well. | 21:46 |
krambiorix | ActionParsnip, any ideas? | 21:46 |
Skywave | lade | 21:47 |
retrorex | i have been trying to install freemat on hardy. Sorr I get Package freemat is not available, but is referred to by another package .This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source E: Package freemat has no installation candidate. Can any1 tell me what to infer from this error report. | 21:47 |
ActionParsnip | krambiorix: not sure, i've only used grsync to use rsnc | 21:47 |
wrektjet | how to get to the login screen from an active session (ie rite now)? | 21:47 |
commandocoding | Any ine can hint where the Ubuntu Panel widget gets its weather from, (Looking for weather report in s imple format to pipe to festival) | 21:47 |
sptt | can i copy my results here? im not sure what it means | 21:47 |
Surlent777 | retrorex: that some kind soul deleteed freemat from the repos but forgot to clean up after themselves | 21:47 |
fikus | Hello everyone. | 21:47 |
wildwind | sptt: then, if you have troubles with testdisk, you can try DMDE, very powerful tool. it has more friendly UI. http://softdm.com/ | 21:48 |
Seveas | retrorex, stop repeating please. I don't think anyone will be inclined to help you given that you're using a no longer supported release and admit you're unwilling to perform any work to solve the problem. | 21:48 |
Surlent777 | sptt: if it's more than one line, kindly use pastebin (pastebin.com) and post that link instead | 21:49 |
retrorex | Seveas: Sorry my Bad | 21:49 |
Seveas | krambiorix, the error seems unrelated to installing rsync. It looks like your bind9 install is hosed. Do you actually use bind at all? | 21:49 |
sptt | ok, thank you | 21:49 |
krambiorix | Seveas, i'm not sure | 21:49 |
retrorex | Surlent777: Can I add any repo which has freemat and solve the problem | 21:50 |
Seveas | krambiorix, then you're probably not using it =) Do you need to run your own dns server? | 21:50 |
sptt | here it goes http://pastebin.com/XZy1wYX8 | 21:50 |
krambiorix | Seveas, nope i don't think so | 21:51 |
Seveas | krambiorix, good, then try removing the bind9 package (apt-get remove bind9) | 21:51 |
Surlent777 | retrorex: possibly, or just download it manually, but in all honesty, hardy is ancient and you really ought to back up local data and do a clean install of a newer one, like 10.04, which is the newest LTS release | 21:51 |
Surlent777 | retrorex: or be bold and try an upgrade direct to 10.04, whatever | 21:52 |
krambiorix | ok thx Seveas | 21:52 |
retrorex | Seveas: Dude LTS ....Looooooooong term Support | 21:52 |
Surlent777 | sptt: /dev/sda is your main hard drive; you can tell because Windows uses NTFS filesystem. /dev/sdb is your live usb; it's using fat32 and is a lot smaller | 21:52 |
brando753 | is there a server IRC ? like ubuntuserver? | 21:53 |
Surlent777 | retrorex: Dude Long Term still implies it terminates at some point | 21:53 |
pangolin | retrorex: LTS does not mean forever. hardy is no longer supported. | 21:53 |
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wrektjet | ActionParsnip, i see you commented on a page that xfce is a viable option instead of fallback? which route do u recommend? | 21:53 |
Seveas | retrorex, the 'long term support' only applies to packages in the 'main' repo. And desktop support is only 3 years. | 21:53 |
fikus | I have problem with network interface http://paste.ubuntu.com/797612/ | 21:53 |
sptt | Surlent777, oki, thanks! | 21:54 |
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aBound | Ubuntu 12.04 LTS will have deskop and server long-term support for a max of 5 years when it's released. | 21:54 |
Sidewinder1 | Seveas Think it's 5 in Precise (desktop). | 21:54 |
Surlent777 | yes yes, but that isn't released for nearly four months yet | 21:54 |
Seveas | Sidewinder1, we're not talking about precise here =) | 21:54 |
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retrorex | Surlent777: Seveas : Ubuntu 10 really bogs down my system. I will have to ring out some cash and go for a major hw upgrade :( | 21:55 |
Sidewinder1 | Seveas, Sorry, my bad; didn't mean to butt in. ;-) | 21:55 |
aBound | :P | 21:56 |
Surlent777 | retrorex: I see. You could try a lighter spin, like Lubuntu, or if it's a server, just bare-bones server edition. | 21:56 |
wildwind | fikus: do other hosts ping OK? show ifconfig | 21:57 |
Surlent777 | retrorex: or build off of server even if it's not, have only what you need. Closest to a DIY spin available with Ubuntu. I have no idea what you need, but it might be worth trying. | 21:58 |
fikus | wildwind: problem is in sunhme.c - driver for my card | 21:58 |
retrorex | Surlent777 : K den .. Will do that or compile from source ....So no support me from now on I guess ..:( k den | 21:58 |
fikus | wildwind: when I use less or equal 2Gb RAM - all work fine | 21:59 |
Surlent777 | retrorex: I really do not recommend running with such an old release. No security updates == bad news in the future. Seriously, try Lubuntu or building up from Server. | 21:59 |
fikus | wildwind: but when Size of RAM more than 2gb - I receive that eror | 21:59 |
jamie_20000 | Hi, on https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html it says /etc/hosts should be used as "<ip> <short> <long>" but that's wrong? | 22:01 |
wildwind | fikus: did you see this http://networkbroadcast.co.uk/2011/04/sun-quad-nics-and-x86_64-kernels/ (first in Google)? | 22:01 |
txomon|home | hi, guest account, when blocked by timeout (screensaver for example) cannot be unlocked | 22:01 |
txomon|home | is it know issue? | 22:01 |
jamie_20000 | someone to help? | 22:01 |
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fikus | wildwind: yes, I writing you same links. | 22:02 |
fikus | wildwind: I am new at linus | 22:02 |
txomon|home | jamie_20000, what are you trying to do= | 22:02 |
txomon|home | ? | 22:02 |
fikus | wildwind: I modified file but I can't compile kernel (( | 22:02 |
Success | gnome 3 ubuntu 11.10 how do Advanced Settings my themes aren't showing up how do I make them? | 22:03 |
phil_ | hi guys how do i conver .odt to .pdf ?? | 22:03 |
ActionParsnip | Success: try gnome-tweak-tool | 22:03 |
phil_ | i tried export but it doesnt work | 22:03 |
xangua | Success: use gnome-tweak-took to changes your theme settings | 22:03 |
phil_ | !askhi guys how do i conver .odt to .pdf ?? | 22:03 |
ubottu | phil_: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 22:03 |
ActionParsnip | phil_: you should have a pdf printer in libreoffice | 22:03 |
Surlent777 | phil_: try printing it to a pdf file? with the print dialogue box I mean | 22:04 |
Success | i am using gnome-tweak-tool | 22:04 |
phil_ | i dont have and cant get libre | 22:04 |
Success | Theme>GTK+ Theme isn't showing my theme | 22:04 |
ActionParsnip | phil_: there's one in abiword too :) | 22:04 |
Surlent777 | phil_: you may still have the PDF printer, if you can open the file. | 22:04 |
phil_ | dlding abiword | 22:06 |
phil_ | thanks see if that works | 22:06 |
sptt | ok, my partitions are overlapping, is what i understand.. o_O | 22:06 |
crassus | I have a program in my $PATH (/usr/bin/eclipse/eclipse) that I'd like to pin to my Unity dock thing. I made sure it's executable and all, but if I do ALT+F2 to launch it, nothing happens. I have to go to the directory in the terminal and run it by executing './eclipse' from within /usr/bin/eclipse | 22:06 |
ActionParsnip | phil_: http://superuser.com/questions/91779/how-can-i-convert-an-openoffice-document-to-pdf-from-the-linux-command-line | 22:06 |
crassus | How do I make it so I can just run it from Unity? | 22:06 |
wrektjet | ActionParsnip, would u recommend going via the fallback session or xfce? | 22:06 |
ActionParsnip | wrektjet: either, try both | 22:07 |
txomon|home | crassus, is it in your path, what does which eclipse command show? | 22:07 |
sptt | wildwind, dmde is awesome! thank you! now i have to figure out how to work with it.. ;D | 22:07 |
crassus | txomon|home: permission denied | 22:07 |
txomon|home | crassus, so thats why | 22:07 |
crassus | why's that? i'm the owner according to ls -l | 22:07 |
crassus | is the owner supposed to be root or something? | 22:07 |
kszksz | ubuntu 11.10, Airlive wl1600usb. low wifi performance (100KB/s up+down next to AP). driver rtl8187, connection info is bit rate 55Mb/s, link q 70/70. i turned off ipv6, any ideas how to improve that rates? ndiswrapper would work better? any settings i could change to improve? | 22:07 |
txomon|home | crassus, which is its permissions? | 22:08 |
Surlent777 | crassus: why on earth is eclipse inside a folder inside /bin? My copy is merely /usr/bin/eclipse | 22:08 |
kszksz | 54* | 22:08 |
crassus | Surlent777: that's where it is, /usr/bin/eclipse ... | 22:08 |
ai9371 | can someone tell me how to install pygtk | 22:08 |
txomon|home | Surlent777, thats why he is getting that bug | 22:08 |
crassus | txomon|home: -rwxr-xr-x | 22:08 |
Rico_IT | I have a question. Without being slandered for using root (I know it's not supported/suggested and all that in here), but, from root how can I be another user (with the environment and all that sorted for me so it's as if I'm just logged in as them)? | 22:08 |
txomon|home | ai9371, python-gtk2 ? | 22:09 |
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crassus | Rico_IT: su -l username ? | 22:09 |
Rico_IT | crassus: ok I'll try that thanks, and how to get back to root? | 22:09 |
ActionParsnip | if you run: sudo apt-get install cups-pdf it adds a system wide PDF printer | 22:09 |
crassus | su -l root | 22:09 |
txomon|home | crassus, is it in you $PATH variable | 22:09 |
txomon|home | ? | 22:10 |
Rico_IT | crassus: ;p | 22:10 |
Rico_IT | thanks! | 22:10 |
txomon|home | crassus, echo $PATH | 22:10 |
brando753 | Guys I am using an ubuntu server with php. Im trying to set file downloads outside the root web directory I am on my own development server right now and have the website aimed at /var/www/ and the file directory at /home/brandon/files I made sure there is no BASEDIR restrictions set and also made sure home/brandon/files had 777 permissions yet I still get the following error "/home/brandon/files/ is not a valid file or directory" | 22:10 |
Rico_IT | What's the default GID of the 'users' group on Ubuntu 11.04? | 22:10 |
Rico_IT | 100? | 22:10 |
ActionParsnip | Rico_IT: you can su to any user from root | 22:11 |
ActionParsnip | Rico_IT: 1000 is users afaik | 22:11 |
ActionParsnip | hmm | 22:11 |
ActionParsnip | 100 | 22:11 |
ActionParsnip | grep user /etc/group | 22:11 |
abu-bakr | hey folks.. got a problem with rsync (however i'm using GUI software to run the backup) it seems to be missing out video and picture files? | 22:11 |
txomon|home | brando753, use a apache module | 22:11 |
Rico_IT | ActionParsnip: so it is 100? | 22:11 |
brando753 | txomon|home, what do you mean? | 22:12 |
txomon|home | brando753, going outside /var/www is not permited by policy | 22:12 |
urlin2u | abu-bakr, why not just clone it? | 22:12 |
crassus | txomon|home: /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin | 22:12 |
txomon|home | brando753, go #apache2 | 22:12 |
Surlent777 | I almost forgot, still having issues with Tomboy/Ubuntu One wherein Tomboy refuses to upload local notes, meaning local changes get destroyed; it still downloads notes just fine. Any ideas on how to fix this? | 22:12 |
ActionParsnip | Rico_IT: yes | 22:12 |
wildwind | sptt: there's some help that comes with it | 22:13 |
Arkadiusz | hellp | 22:13 |
Arkadiusz | hello* | 22:13 |
abu-bakr | urlin2u: yeah.. long story.. i've previously spent hours and hours trying to setup software raid (total fail using ubuntu and IDE drives or whatever its problem was!) | 22:13 |
txomon|home | crassus, ... repeat where is your eclipse exe dir... | 22:14 |
abu-bakr | urlin2u: so in the end managed to get all machines backing up to one external drive using rsync based gui | 22:14 |
sptt | wildwind, checking, checking! :) | 22:14 |
crassus | txomon|home: /usr/bin/eclipse | 22:14 |
crassus | txomon|home: in that dir, the executable is called eclipse | 22:14 |
abu-bakr | i've just put some new files on and done a backup but its not synced them?! | 22:14 |
txomon|home | crassus, you cant use subdirs | 22:14 |
urlin2u | abu-bakr, sounds like a mess I don't know raid. | 22:14 |
crassus | ah | 22:14 |
txomon|home | crassus, just the root path is taken | 22:14 |
Surlent777 | see that's what I thought | 22:15 |
crassus | txomon|home: normally, if I just install eclipse via apt, where is it installed? | 22:15 |
Surlent777 | /usr/bin/eclipse | 22:15 |
abu-bakr | urlin2u: yeah big mess it was.. . got it nicely tidied up into the rsync solution or so I thought.. but now come across this prob | 22:15 |
Surlent777 | just...that. It's a file in /usr/bin | 22:15 |
txomon|home | crassus, ^ not a dir | 22:15 |
shovell | 3tremulous | 22:15 |
crassus | right, but what about all the files accompanying it txomon|home ? | 22:15 |
Rico_IT | crassus: I've su -l user and tried to launch a program within a screen and get : Cannot open your terminal '/dev/pts/0' - please check. | 22:15 |
crassus | how will it find them if they're not in the same dir? | 22:15 |
Surlent777 | crassus: /usr/share most likely | 22:15 |
Rico_IT | obviously everything was sorted out, crassus ? | 22:15 |
txomon|home | crassus, don't know, but I suppose that under the different dirs of /usr/ | 22:16 |
Surlent777 | crassus: confirmed, I have a /usr/share/eclipse directory | 22:16 |
crassus | I'll try putting just the executable in /usr/bin and leaving the eclipse folder there as well | 22:16 |
SupYoshi | Anyone after i've run the install_prereq script, went all fine however when I try to install a package now, it says this: | 22:16 |
crassus | oh ok, I'll try that then Surlent777 | 22:16 |
txomon|home | crassus, you should read the GNU standars for installing stuff | 22:16 |
crassus | thanks | 22:16 |
abu-bakr | anyone else have experience with rsync missing certain files? | 22:16 |
Surlent777 | crassus: unless you need a bleeding-edge version, get rid of that copy and install it with apt-get install eclipse | 22:16 |
SupYoshi | http://pastie.org/3150982 | 22:17 |
txomon|home | Surlent777, do you have it included in $PATH? | 22:17 |
crassus | Surlent777: no, the version in ubuntu is just old | 22:17 |
crassus | I'd like to use Indigo, apt is 2 versions behind | 22:17 |
Surlent777 | txomon|home: not sure I understand the question. /usr/bin is included in $PATH, as per usual. | 22:18 |
Rico_IT | crassus: I've su -l user and tried to launch a program within a screen and get : Cannot open your terminal '/dev/pts/0' - please check. | 22:18 |
crassus | /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin | 22:18 |
crassus | sorry, bad paste of the mouse.. | 22:18 |
txomon|home | crassus, which ubuntu are you using? | 22:18 |
crassus | 11.10 | 22:18 |
txomon|home | crassus, and what was " the version in ubuntu is just old" ? | 22:19 |
Surlent777 | crassus: right then. The bin should go in /usr/bin, and the rest under /usr/share/eclipse; make sure it's all owned by root | 22:19 |
crassus | hmm, when I moved everything but the executable to /usr/share/eclipse and put the eclipse exectuable in /usr/bin/ , launching eclipse produces this error: The Eclipse executable launcher was unable to locate its | 22:19 |
crassus | companion shared library. | 22:19 |
crassus | this is what I was afraid of :/ | 22:19 |
txomon|home | crassus, you may join #eclipse | 22:20 |
Surlent777 | crassus: oh crap, disregard. There's several other files that need to be sorted, including some in /usr/lib. | 22:20 |
wrektjet | bahhhhhhh tried to get to switch user account crashes everything has this been an issue | 22:20 |
ActionParsnip | Rico_IT: why not just use: su foo then run the command you want | 22:21 |
Surlent777 | crassus: I didn't realize how complicated this install was | 22:21 |
crassus | I've rm'd the files for eclipse I have, and am starting fresh by installing from apt, let's see what version is in apt... | 22:21 |
crassus | iThe Eclipse executable launcher was unable to locate its | 22:21 |
crassus | sorry, bad paste again (stupid keyboard) | 22:21 |
crassus | the thing is, normally in Lucid, it's like 2 or 3 versions behind. I hope it's not that bad with Oneiric. | 22:22 |
Surlent777 | crassus: Oneiric is considerably newer than Lucid, packages-wise | 22:22 |
Surlent777 | crassus: the difference is often night and day, in fact | 22:22 |
crassus | let's hope so :) | 22:22 |
family | I wish to encrypt my full ubuntu 10.4 system. the way that truecript does windows, With a code before any options are avalible. Any idea's? | 22:22 |
Surlent777 | crassus: according to data from Synaptic and Wikipedia, the latest stable is 3.7.1, and we have 3.7.0, assuming these version numbers are related | 22:23 |
aBound | Ubuntu 11.10 contains newer packages. | 22:23 |
escott | family, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FullDiskEncryptionHowto | 22:24 |
mishugana | i need to downgrade back to 10.10 i think. | 22:24 |
mishugana | whats the best way to do that? | 22:24 |
Surlent777 | mishugana: fresh install | 22:24 |
escott | mishugana, reinstall | 22:25 |
Surlent777 | mishugana: matter of fact, that's about the only way | 22:25 |
ActionParsnip | mishugana: clean install is the only way | 22:25 |
mishugana | now, when you say reinstall, can i install but install over my previous install? will my files still be there? | 22:25 |
family | escott: thanks, how you dones this before? | 22:25 |
escott | family, no | 22:26 |
Surlent777 | mishugana: I...don't know? But I wouldn't count on it. | 22:26 |
family | escott: thanks, I i'll give it a go. :) | 22:26 |
Surlent777 | mishugana: back up your stuff, then try it, for science | 22:26 |
Success | hm semes problem was only that theme | 22:27 |
escott | mishugana, one problem you will face trying to preserve your $HOME is that config files are usually parsed to upgrade to the newer format, but not the other way around so some desktop programs will have config files and options they cannot understand | 22:27 |
w__ | anyone could get rid of the universal icon gnome-shell? | 22:27 |
Surlent777 | mishugana: though if/when you do try it, make sure that it's not going to try to reformat anything; also, re: dot-files as escott was saying, you may want to avoid copying those back for that reason | 22:28 |
escott | w__, extensions.gnome.org has an extension that does that | 22:28 |
mishugana | hm.... its my moms facebook/youtube computer there isnt much else it does | 22:28 |
mishugana | but im not sure what files she has saved on it. | 22:29 |
w__ | i had an extension that used to work after an upgrade it stopped | 22:29 |
crassus | Oh nice, Eclipse 3.7.0 Indigo is in the Oneiric apt! | 22:29 |
crassus | Thanks a lot txomon|home and all ! | 22:29 |
ActionParsnip | mishugana: use your backups, after reinstall | 22:29 |
wrektjet | many webpages say that holding alt and right clicking the panel allows for applets but not happening for me am i missing something? | 22:29 |
crassus | Seems I was making things complicated for myself for nothing ;) | 22:29 |
mishugana | im going to try to downgrade xorg first. it boots into the login screen and halfway into kdm | 22:29 |
txomon|home | crassus, what did you do at the end? | 22:29 |
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Surlent777 | crassus: it happens. :P have fun with your new toy. | 22:29 |
crassus | txomon|home: sudo apt-get install eclipse ;) | 22:29 |
txomon|home | crassus, xD | 22:29 |
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Surlent777 | so, still no luck with this Tomboy nonsense. I've done about everything I can think of and it still won't synch right =/ | 22:32 |
aBound | Hooray!! for Linux. | 22:33 |
aBound | :P | 22:33 |
Surlent777 | quite | 22:34 |
cojack | hello | 22:34 |
cojack | do anyone know from with package is /usr/bin/service ? | 22:34 |
ActionParsnip | cojack: run: dpkg -S /usr/bin/service | 22:35 |
cojack | ActionParsnip: thx | 22:35 |
aBound | cojack, man service to get a reference page for service. | 22:36 |
cojack | aBound: i was there ;) | 22:37 |
aBound | :P | 22:37 |
cojack | hmm there is any -dev package of this tools? i need some headers ;) | 22:37 |
Surlent777 | hmm, apparently there's an #ubuntuone. Perhaps they know the answer | 22:38 |
trism | cojack: service is just a shell script to call either an upstart job or a sysv script depending on what is available | 22:41 |
cojack | trism: its just a shell? | 22:42 |
cojack | ;/;/;/;/;/;/ | 22:42 |
trism | cojack: nano /usr/bin/service; and take a look | 22:42 |
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cojack | trism: yes I look at them, ekhm crapy snoopy | 22:43 |
ikonia | cojack: stop being silly please. | 22:43 |
wrektjet | ActionParsnip, opening the switch user account screen in order to login to a gnome classic session gets me a black screen with no response after i make that selection or any selection for that matter - even just logging back into my current open session | 22:44 |
ActionParsnip | wrektjet: try logging off, then logging in to lxde instead | 22:45 |
phil__ | !ask help ubuntu not detecting my sound card it a realtec | 22:47 |
ubottu | phil__: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 22:47 |
go8765 | can i found some text editor with favorutes? | 22:47 |
wrektjet | ActionParsnip, ok that worked. i guess i have to log out first. mental note to avoid switching users on this computer. | 22:48 |
owenll | go8765: Gedit has a favorites plugin http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/Plugins | 22:49 |
aBound | Is there anyway I can close the IPP port on my machine? | 22:49 |
NastyNaz | how do I disable that stupid sidebar in ubuntu? it keeps encroaching on precious irssi space | 22:51 |
aBound | NastyNaz, You mean Unity? | 22:51 |
NastyNaz | aBound: i guess so, if that's what it's called | 22:51 |
Firartix | You gotta swap to normal desktop on the login box | 22:52 |
Firartix | Instead of netbook remix | 22:52 |
bastidrazor | NastyNaz: it'll auto-hide if you put the terminal window to the left of the screen | 22:52 |
aBound | NastyNaz, Ubuntu 11.10 uses the Unity GUI. | 22:52 |
NastyNaz | aBound: how do I turn it all off and just use terminal instead? | 22:52 |
go8765 | owenll: I use gedit-2 now :( any other editors? | 22:52 |
Firartix | Nasty: with Ctrl-Alt-F1 | 22:52 |
Firartix | :P | 22:52 |
jolaren | is running the transmission gui on a server with regular password protection really unsecure? | 22:52 |
aBound | NastyNaz, You can autohide the Unity sidebar through the Compiz Settings Manager. | 22:53 |
Firartix | So huh... Anyone know of a simple, command line mp3 compatible sound player :/ ? | 22:53 |
Firartix | XChat won't support MP3 format | 22:53 |
mongy | jolaren, I use transmission-daemon with whitelist rpc so only the ip I specify can connect to it | 22:53 |
wrektjet | dumb question i updated my sources how do i update? | 22:53 |
pangolin | sudo apt-get update | 22:54 |
simple-bed | mpg123 is a command line player | 22:54 |
NastyNaz | aBound: thanks | 22:54 |
bastidrazor | wrektjet: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade | 22:54 |
aBound | NastyNaz, From the compiz settings manager >> click on ubuntu unity plugin. Where it says: Hide Launcher. Hit autohide. | 22:54 |
aBound | NastyNaz, No problem. | 22:54 |
pangolin | wrektjet: that will update the package lists, then you want to run sudo apt-get upgrade | 22:54 |
pangolin | or what bastidrazor said | 22:55 |
NastyNaz | aBound: how do I open compiz settings manager? | 22:55 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 22:55 |
pangolin | NastyNaz: install compizconfig-settings-manager | 22:55 |
Firartix | oh hey thanks simple-bed ! it's mpg321 though, but it works. :P | 22:55 |
wrektjet | oh easy thnx bastidrazor pangolin | 22:55 |
aBound | NastyNaz, By default you may not have the compiz settings manager installed. Go to software center and type: Compiz settings manager. | 22:55 |
simple-bed | great, there's two versions though Firartix | 22:55 |
Firartix | oh? | 22:56 |
bastidrazor | wrektjet: you're welcome. | 22:56 |
Firartix | trying to install mpg123, apt tells to install mpg321 instead | 22:56 |
NastyNaz | aBound: I used ctrl+alt+f1 as someone else said, seems like that is much easier, brb as I restart irssi | 22:56 |
simple-bed | i think theres mpg321 and mpg123. possibly a fork. but this was in arch repos | 22:56 |
Firartix | lol | 22:56 |
Firartix | NastyNaz, | 22:56 |
Firartix | that was a joke <.< | 22:56 |
NastyNaz | well it works pretty well I dont need the gui | 22:57 |
aBound | Firartix, lol | 22:57 |
Firartix | well if it works for you :P | 22:57 |
NastyNaz | brb | 22:57 |
Firartix | just recall it's a separate login | 22:57 |
Firartix | eh. | 22:57 |
aBound | I doubt I could use that kind of terminal. :P | 22:57 |
NastyNaz | and im back | 22:58 |
pangolin | !nox | NastyNaz | 22:58 |
ubottu | NastyNaz: To start your system in text-only mode append 'text' (without the quotes) to the kernel line in the grub menu. You can access the grub menu by pressing Esc (Grub legacy) or Shift (Grub2) during boot. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Text%20Mode | 22:58 |
aBound | I prefer to have my GUI just in case something goes awry. | 22:58 |
Firartix | NastyNaz: just recall, it's a separate login, so you have to logout there too | 22:58 |
Firartix | also, it's not locked | 22:58 |
Firartix | so uh | 22:58 |
Firartix | i mean, if your X Session is locked, the tty1 won't be | 22:58 |
NastyNaz | is there any way to increase the resolution in here? | 22:58 |
NastyNaz | window is tiny | 22:58 |
Firartix | dunno | 22:58 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: what video chip? | 22:59 |
kingfisher64 | can anyone provide me with some help or point me to some help regarding boot problems? on click of ubuntu from grub manager screen goes black and does nothing | 22:59 |
NastyNaz | amd 6990 | 22:59 |
aBound | NastyNaz, From installing startupmanager you can. But using startupmanager can cause breakage with certain binary drivers. | 22:59 |
Firartix | i thought it'd autodetect to best resolution | 22:59 |
Firartix | i have a fairly good font size here | 22:59 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: with proprietary driver? | 23:00 |
Firartix | kingfisher64: nothing at all? | 23:00 |
jolaren | mongy: oh, smart.. then If I'm outside the zone I can ssh in and adjust the IP | 23:00 |
NastyNaz | ActionParsnip: no, it's virtualised, this is a VM im running on | 23:00 |
Firartix | o.o | 23:00 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: then its a virtualized hardware | 23:00 |
Firartix | you're running irssi in a VM? | 23:01 |
Firartix | why would you do that | 23:01 |
NastyNaz | ActionParsnip: i have pci-e passthrough though | 23:01 |
Firartix | you can run it directly on your os | 23:01 |
mongy | jolaren, yes | 23:01 |
NastyNaz | so ubuntu detects the 6990, i just did autoinstall on drivers | 23:01 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: is there an app for setting the res for ATi? | 23:01 |
Firartix | NastyNaz? | 23:01 |
kingfisher64 | Firartix: it loads the grub boot manager (with debian text in bottom right - and space theme) with the list of OS's. I click ubuntu and the screen goes black. All i can do is type text in | 23:02 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: there is also the display settings item in dash | 23:02 |
NastyNaz | ActionParsnip: there is in the GUI but im in ctrl+alt+f1 now | 23:02 |
NastyNaz | and its pretty low res | 23:02 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: you may get a better desktop if you use the virtualized video card, the default install has the driver for that | 23:02 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, new install hats the back on getting where you are? | 23:03 |
Firartix | kingfisher64: if grub is working, but not the boot, something is probably wrong with either your install or grub's mapping (or however it's called?) | 23:03 |
urlin2u | whats* | 23:03 |
Firartix | imo just reinstall grub :S | 23:03 |
OctogonalLights | how do you get a dos game to run off a CD/ | 23:03 |
ikonia | OctogonalLights: not an ubuntu issue | 23:03 |
Firartix | heh | 23:04 |
Firartix | you should be able to with Wine | 23:04 |
lJ6il | hello there, i've got a computer in front of me connected to a box. But i can't see it with airodump-ng... How is it possible ? | 23:04 |
NastyNaz | ActionParsnip: i dont want a gui, I just want this text-only ubuntu to use 1680x1050 res instead of the small one it is now | 23:04 |
Firartix | or a VM? | 23:04 |
Firartix | So hey NastyNaz you still havent told me | 23:04 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 23:04 |
Firartix | Why are you using irssi in Ubuntu over a VM instead of running directly onto your host system NastyNaz ? | 23:04 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/lucidubuntu-10-04-high-resolution-plymouth-virtual-terminal-for-atinvidia-cards-with-proprietaryrestricted-driver/ | 23:04 |
kingfisher64 | Firartix: i'm new to ubuntu and having installed many apps - I tried installing ubuntu gnone desktop (from app manager) on restart the normal boot manager (purple theme) is replaced with this horrible debian space theme boot manager look. Is there any way i can uninstall that app from outside ubuntu by going into the recovery option and entering an uninstall command from the terminal? | 23:04 |
NastyNaz | Firartix: esxi is my host system | 23:04 |
Firartix | eeeh... esxi | 23:05 |
go8765 | how i can kill rox -S ? i cant found it in htop :( | 23:05 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, yes you can from recovery root | 23:05 |
Firartix | kingfisher64: um, what exactly did you install ? and by purple manager, you still mean grub? | 23:05 |
NastyNaz | thanks ActionParsnip ill check it out | 23:06 |
Firartix | well you better off listening to urlin2u, i never managed to get that grub running correctly... :( | 23:06 |
kingfisher64 | Firartix - the grub theme is changed from default purple coloured theme to some space background with debian text, something about universal boot. I noticed that recovery option and selected from recovery drop down option to access the command line however I don't know the command to uninstall this app or troubleshoot the problem. | 23:07 |
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kingfisher64 | urlin2u - could you tell me the command line code? sudo apt-get.... ? | 23:08 |
Firartix | you should be able to change the GRUB config file manually from the command line, but i don't quite recall where/how | 23:09 |
NastyNaz | how do I find out what terminal Im using? | 23:09 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, if in root apt-get purge "application" I assume here alot in here. | 23:09 |
EoN | is 11.10 the latest version? | 23:09 |
Firartix | ya | 23:10 |
Emo | so far yes | 23:10 |
EoN | ty | 23:10 |
Firartix | heh, isnt EoN a band name? | 23:10 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, what is your graphic card. Was it the gnome shell you installed? | 23:10 |
EoN | it was a very very old school trance artists name yeah lol | 23:10 |
ActionParsnip | EoN: latest stable, yes | 23:11 |
kingfisher64 | urlin2u - i installed the gnone desktop from the software app center. I think it's that which has broken the boot | 23:11 |
ActionParsnip | EoN: Precise (12.04 is in Alpha due for release April this year) | 23:11 |
EoN | ok cool | 23:11 |
go8765 | how i can kill rox -S ? i cant found it in htop :( | 23:11 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, did you use a link for heres what you do with a fresh install of this distro? | 23:12 |
NastyNaz | when I use ctrl+alt+f1, what terminal does that log me in to? xterm? | 23:12 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: tty1 | 23:12 |
youssef | salam | 23:13 |
kingfisher64 | urlin2u - i just installed the app. I read some reviews stating it was as simple as going to the software center and clickign install. What i was trying to achieve was on appearance of login screen clicking graphic next to username text field a dropdown list appears with ubuntu, ubuntu2-d, gnome, gnome2-d | 23:14 |
NastyNaz | weird, I set the resolution in /etc/default/grub to 1680x1050 but its not doing it, whats the command to reload the file? | 23:14 |
escott | NastyNaz, update-grub | 23:15 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: sudo update-grub will apply the setting, you may want to set the other things in the guide too | 23:15 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 23:15 |
malibu | Hi there, does anyone know how I can figure out what video card I have active? | 23:15 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, so two questions... what is your graphic card...nividia? What was the actual intalled distro here which desktop? | 23:15 |
ActionParsnip | malibu: sudo lshw -C display maybe | 23:16 |
kingfisher64 | urlin2u - 8600m gt and ubuntu 11.10 | 23:16 |
kingfisher64 | urlin2u - 64 bit | 23:16 |
malibu | ActionParsnip, Yes that worked, very good thanks | 23:17 |
ActionParsnip | malibu: np :) | 23:17 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, that is a nividia card do you know how to edit the kernel at the grub menu? | 23:18 |
kingfisher64 | urlin2u - no | 23:18 |
urlin2u | !nomodeset | kingfisher64 look here hopefully this is just the problem. | 23:18 |
ubottu | kingfisher64 look here hopefully this is just the problem.: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter | 23:18 |
amaroks | Hello, Recently I installed Ubuntu side by side with Windows 7 ,Now after a month I love ubuntu and not using Windows anymore ,I want to increase ubuntu disk partition, How do I do that? | 23:19 |
urlin2u | amaroks, you have a wubi or partitioned install? | 23:19 |
escott | amaroks, use gparted to either remove or shrink the windows partition and grow the ubuntu partition | 23:20 |
debsan | amaroks, gparted livecd | 23:20 |
Gill | hello anyone here have experience with UCARP? | 23:20 |
NastyNaz | what does the pipe bar do in the command line? I see loads of commands with a | in the middle of them | 23:20 |
escott | NastyNaz, its a pipe it connects the output of one command to the input of another | 23:20 |
NastyNaz | oh ok that sounds very handy, cheers | 23:21 |
mody_ | urlin2u where I suppose to have wubi | 23:21 |
NastyNaz | brb going to restart to see if this resolution thing worked | 23:21 |
NastyNaz | exit | 23:21 |
DiscordianUK | It's something unix has had since 1970s | 23:21 |
mody_ | amaroks == mody__ | 23:22 |
ActionParsnip | pipes are awesome | 23:22 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 23:22 |
Visual` | raven: .local too ? | 23:22 |
[deXter] | yep, imagine, without pipes we would have to fetch water from the well every time we wanted to have a drink or a shower! | 23:22 |
urlin2u | mody_, ? | 23:22 |
mody_ | urlin2u where I suppose to have wubi | 23:23 |
kingfisher64 | urlin2u - would uninstalling the gnome app from within the ubuntu recovery boot option not work? | 23:23 |
Gill | anyone know anything about UCARP? | 23:23 |
urlin2u | mody_, are you installing a wubi? | 23:23 |
mody_ | No | 23:23 |
NastyNaz | well I cant believe that worked, 1680x1050 terminal now | 23:23 |
bastidrazor | mody_: wubi is a method of dual booting and it matters to how you proceed with what you want to do. | 23:23 |
go8765 | how i can found pid of programm that i cant found in top and htop? | 23:23 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: simple stuff dude :) | 23:24 |
mody_ | so no other visual way? | 23:24 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, have you tried the nomodeset, I would try that first your assuming that is the problem. Did you install the nividia drivers or did you need to. | 23:24 |
raven | Visual` there seems nothing interesting for xfce in .local | 23:25 |
owenll | go8765: I thinl from your original post youn need to killall ROX-Filer | 23:25 |
ActionParsnip | go8765: pidof command or: ps -ef | grep PID | grep -v grep | 23:25 |
urlin2u | mody_, then give a clear consensus. | 23:25 |
NastyNaz | ActionParsnip: the hardest thing is I don't know about stuff like initramfs-tools and other stuff and I have no way of 'finding out' about them until I google, how did people learn linux back before the internet? | 23:26 |
Gill | anyone know where I can go to get help with UCARP? | 23:26 |
bastidrazor | NastyNaz: read books | 23:26 |
kingfisher64 | urlin2u - no i didn't go near installing video drivers in case something like this happened!!! i wanted to replicate my win7 environment and then look further into ubuntu regarding updating system drivers. | 23:27 |
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ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: channels like this | 23:27 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 23:27 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: freenode is older than most folks in here :) | 23:27 |
amaroks | so no other visual way? | 23:28 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, then use the nomodeset that is how you get in with graphic problems generally, probably what is going on. | 23:28 |
bastidrazor | amaroks: use a gparted liveCD. | 23:28 |
NastyNaz | Are there any good books out that are relevant now, say for server administration etc? I'm thinking of making my virtual cluster all ubuntu server/centOS but have no idea about how to set individual user permissions etc | 23:28 |
go8765 | owenll: ActionParsnip thaks. it help :) | 23:28 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, the drivers may be waiting in additional drivers. | 23:28 |
ActionParsnip | !manual | NastyNaz | 23:29 |
ubottu | NastyNaz: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ | 23:29 |
BigRedS | NastyNaz: It's mostly not changed in the past few years. The fundamentals in the main are as they were about 30 years ago | 23:29 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 23:29 |
Atlantic777 | NastyNaz: what server? File, Printing, Boulding/GIT/Trac, Web server? | 23:29 |
ActionParsnip | NastyNaz: easiest way is to just use the OS, just like you learned other OSes ;) | 23:29 |
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peryson | I would like to downgrade to 10.04.3 but I follow all steps through ubuntu.com to create it on my USB Stick but I have problems while starting up with my USB. | 23:30 |
escott | !details | peryson | 23:31 |
ubottu | peryson: Please give us full details. For example: "I have a problem with ..., I'm running Ubuntu version .... When I try to do ..., I get the following output: ..., but I expected it to do ..." | 23:31 |
NastyNaz | Atlantic777: I sell sliced servers (similar to VPS but less overheads). Each user has their own /home/ and can install anything to it (without root), I'm just not competent enough right now to make sure all user permissions are correct and there are no loopholes for users | 23:31 |
Atlantic777 | NastyNaz: aham, so you have some experience? | 23:32 |
NastyNaz | I also have no idea how to bandwidth cap each user | 23:32 |
peryson | Well, I downloaded 10.04.3 from www.ubuntu.com, I have 11.10 64 bit, I installed 11.10 with my USB stick, and now am going to create a usb stick with 10.04.3 to go back and I cannot create that usb. Actually it shows me a screen with text only. like MS DOS | 23:33 |
NastyNaz | Atlantic777: most of my experience is with ESXi and network admin of VPS. Right now most of our machines are running windows server but we're thinking of moving over. | 23:33 |
Atlantic777 | Hm, I've been playing with bandwith (network) shapers for about a month, and I really don't know why it has to be soo complicated. :D | 23:33 |
Atlantic777 | NastyNaz: it can be done with ip tables and some nasty kernel tricks. It's really complicated, afaik. | 23:34 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 23:34 |
Atlantic777 | NastyNaz: maybe there's some high level utility for that, maybe a script in combination with vnstat can do the job... i don't know... | 23:34 |
coolstar-pc | !info mate | 23:35 |
ubottu | Package mate does not exist in oneiric | 23:35 |
mody_ | 119.8 MB is gparted?? | 23:35 |
ActionParsnip | peryson: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded? | 23:35 |
escott | mody_, no. its all the libraries. if you are using kde there might be some kde gui | 23:35 |
peryson | no ActionParsnip, I don't know what MD5 is. | 23:35 |
Atlantic777 | NastyNaz: also, a frined of mine recommended me this book: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596003302.do | 23:35 |
NastyNaz | Atlantic777: one of our competitors does it somehow. They have 8 users/server each with 1TB bandwidth. Once a user has used all their bandwidth their line is slowed to 1mbps... unfortunately they won't disclose their methods | 23:36 |
ActionParsnip | !md5 | peryson | 23:36 |
escott | !md5 | peryson | 23:36 |
ubottu | peryson: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 23:36 |
peryson | I just followed the instructions as I did when I was on windows. | 23:36 |
kingfisher64 | urlin2u - i'll give that a go now. thank you for your help | 23:36 |
mody_ | downloaded tuxboot | 23:36 |
mody_ | now https://sourceforge.net/projects/gparted/files/gparted-live-stable/0.11.0-7/ | 23:36 |
mody_ | but looks too big | 23:36 |
urlin2u | kingfisher64, hope tha gets you in. | 23:36 |
ActionParsnip | mody_: gparted is in a default ubuntu livecd | 23:36 |
mody_ | then what do I do? | 23:37 |
ActionParsnip | mody_: what do you want to achieve? | 23:37 |
Atlantic777 | NastyNaz: I havn't read that book, let's say that I know everything from it, but it looks really great. :) | 23:37 |
NastyNaz | how do I get tty terminal to beep? irssi beeps when it's run in gui but not in here | 23:37 |
peryson | ActionParsnip, that's very smart! :P I didn't know I had to verify it to burn it. I loved that!!! | 23:38 |
peryson | hahahaha | 23:38 |
Jordan_U | NastyNaz: sudo insmod pcspkr | 23:38 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 23:38 |
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ActionParsnip | peryson: its so you know the data is good | 23:39 |
Jordan_U | NastyNaz: If that does what you want then remove the blacklist of pcspkr and it will be loaded automatically at boot. | 23:39 |
peryson | ActionParsnip, the reason I want to downgrade it's because with 11.10 my laptop is very slow. :P With LTS stable releases I'm always fine. | 23:39 |
ActionParsnip | peryson: that's fine :) | 23:40 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 23:40 |
Super_Defender_X | 10.04 was the last stable>? | 23:40 |
bastidrazor | peryson: have you tried unity2d instead of unity3d? | 23:40 |
NastyNaz | I get 'no such file or directory' | 23:40 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 23:41 |
peryson | bastidrazor, yes but my laptop is 6 years old and my ATI Radeon X1200 isn't supported on any ubuntu release. | 23:41 |
bastidrazor | peryson: i have that card on this laptop. i use the radeon driver. | 23:41 |
ActionParsnip | Super_Defender_X: 11.10 is the latest stable | 23:42 |
bastidrazor | peryson: RS690M [Radeon X1200 Series] | 23:42 |
raven | 11.10 xubuntu - trying to clone desktop/panel settings. copied .config/xfce4 but no effect - how to do it right? | 23:42 |
peryson | bastidrazor, yes, indeed. hmm, I'll remember your nickname, do you joining here a lot? | 23:42 |
Super_Defender_X | 11.10 is LTS? | 23:42 |
resure | no | 23:42 |
bastidrazor | peryson: i am here often. unity3d fails for this laptop but unity2d works well | 23:43 |
ActionParsnip | Super_Defender_X: 12.04 which is in Alpha is LTS | 23:43 |
ActionParsnip | Super_Defender_X: Lucid (10.04) is the currently released LTS | 23:43 |
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renemoraes | Does anyone here has Ubuntu 11.10 x86 installed in a Dell? | 23:44 |
peryson | bastidrazor, I have 2D now but I will go to 10.04.3. I will return in a bit. Also thanks for your time and I hope to see you again here and tell me more about our stupid card :P Because it's not supported anymore! | 23:44 |
NastyNaz | Jordan_U when i use sudo insmod pcspkr it says no such file or directory | 23:44 |
bastidrazor | peryson: 10.04 ran very well on this box. good luck. | 23:45 |
peryson | indeed | 23:45 |
peryson | :) | 23:45 |
Teratogen | how do I create a root account | 23:45 |
Teratogen | or enable it | 23:45 |
Teratogen | I want to be able to su root | 23:45 |
ActionParsnip | Teratogen: its not supported here | 23:45 |
escott | !root | Teratogen | 23:45 |
ubottu | Teratogen: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 23:45 |
ActionParsnip | Teratogen: just use; sudo -i | 23:45 |
peryson | i'll come back again! tonight :D | 23:45 |
Teratogen | no, I want root! | 23:45 |
ActionParsnip | Teratogen: that IS root, try it | 23:45 |
Teratogen | Unix is not Unix without root! | 23:45 |
snarkster | hi there, been along time since I came for help but now I have a problem. | 23:45 |
snarkster | Just upgraded from 10.04,10.10,11.04,11.10 worked fine on all the intermediate versions | 23:45 |
snarkster | Just now after finishing 11.10 system will no longer boot, not even into recovery mode, stop at | 23:45 |
snarkster | acpi powerbutton something or other. | 23:46 |
Kaapa | hey there - 2 questions - is there a simple gui that allows to format usb storage drives? | 23:46 |
FloodBot1 | snarkster: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. | 23:46 |
snarkster | Is this a commom problem with upgrading and how do i fix it? | 23:46 |
ActionParsnip | Teratogen: the account is disabled, enabling it is not supported or advised here, no is it needed | 23:46 |
ActionParsnip | Kaapa: use gparted | 23:46 |
Kaapa | ActionParsnip: ok, thanks | 23:47 |
snarkster | sorry for the flood | 23:47 |
wrektjet | i am in gnome classic NOT the no effects option and i cant move or resize windiws any ideas? | 23:47 |
renemoraes | I'm having a problem with ubuntu 11.10 64bits on a Dell... can anyone help me? | 23:47 |
raven | how to copy xfce settings to another machine | 23:47 |
ActionParsnip | tensorpudding: what problem? | 23:47 |
Kaapa | number 2, which is actually is related somehow, can I safely extend my swap partition even though that's an extended one? | 23:47 |
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[deXter] | renemoraes, What's the issue? | 23:47 |
urlin2u | renemoraes, state the actual problem. | 23:47 |
ActionParsnip | Kaapa: boot to liveCD and you can resize partitions, be sure your backups are up to date in case of catastrophe | 23:48 |
Kaapa | cool | 23:48 |
wrektjet | question retracted | 23:48 |
renemoraes | thanks in advance Dexter... when I'm using my laptop plugged on the energy my screen starts to flash sometimes and flick... its very annoying | 23:48 |
Kaapa | when I installed ubuntu, it defined a 4gb swap, that however sometimes is unsufficient for hibernation | 23:48 |
Kaapa | rule of 2xram is enough? | 23:49 |
renemoraes | it doesnt happen when i'm using only the battery | 23:49 |
raven | how to copy xfce settings to another machine | 23:49 |
bastidrazor | Kaapa: equal ram is enough. | 23:49 |
snarkster | after upgrading from 11.04 to 11.10 system will not boot, nor recovery work either | 23:49 |
ActionParsnip | renemoraes: do you have the latest BIOS? | 23:49 |
Kaapa | bastidrazor: doesn't seem to be, it's what I have | 23:49 |
ActionParsnip | raven: probably some settings in ~/.config some in dconf / gconf | 23:49 |
Kaapa | and with lots of crap open I get the message of not enough swap | 23:49 |
renemoraes | I've bought my pc last week.. so.. I guess I do | 23:50 |
Kaapa | could someone else be wrong? | 23:50 |
renemoraes | but how can I check it? | 23:50 |
ActionParsnip | raven: http://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=4168 | 23:50 |
Teratogen | what I don't understand is you can do as much damage with sudu as you can with the root account, but I guess I can see the philosophy behind disabling root | 23:50 |
raven | ActionParsnip tnx | 23:50 |
Teratogen | to protect users from themselves | 23:50 |
mx8 | Teratogen: yes | 23:51 |
Oer | Teratogen, only the first user has root priv, next user doesn't | 23:51 |
bastidrazor | Kaapa: if you have the space, increase swap size. | 23:51 |
ActionParsnip | Teratogen: Exactly :) | 23:51 |
Teratogen | the first thing I after opening a shell on my Slackware box is su root | 23:51 |
Teratogen | =) | 23:51 |
ActionParsnip | Teratogen: its a good contrl thing, plus it stops people logging in as root and running web browsers and stuff (not smart) | 23:52 |
Teratogen | right | 23:52 |
trippeh | Just use sudo -i, then. | 23:52 |
Kaapa | Teratogen: my slackware background is iching me to beat you by saying that | 23:52 |
renemoraes | ActionParsnip: my bios version is A07 | 23:53 |
Atlantic777 | using root for day-to-day tasks isn't so smart, really | 23:53 |
renemoraes | is that the last one? | 23:53 |
ActionParsnip | Teratogen: not all cli commands need root, especially manipulating files in user home folders | 23:53 |
Teratogen | leontopod is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported. | 23:53 |
ActionParsnip | renemoraes: is that the latest? | 23:53 |
Teratogen | uh oh | 23:53 |
escott | Teratogen, you have to be in the admin group | 23:53 |
ActionParsnip | renemoraes: check on the manufacturers site | 23:53 |
renemoraes | ok.. let me check that first... | 23:54 |
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renemoraes | ActionParsnip: I'm not with the last one... but the manufacturers just offers the .EXE file... can u help me telling how could I install it? | 23:58 |
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ActionParsnip | renemoraes: but what version is it? | 23:58 |
almoxarife | cli has gotten to soft and simple, we need to take it to the next step in difficulty, no more monitor, we gonna take tactile, a braille output device surgically implanted into the left hand, we can not allow ourselves to become 'common' <-- that is my impression of the cli purist, me? ubuntu is decided to do otherwise, i am with them | 23:58 |
Jordan_U | NastyNaz: Sorry, I think pcspkr is now managed by ALSA. Try unmuting it with "alsamixer". | 23:59 |
renemoraes | ActionParsnip: mine is A07.. the newest one is A09 | 23:59 |
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