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liveXubun | 'sudo update-grub' will not run on liveUSB xubuntu 11.04. Is different command needed?? | 00:47 |
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n2diy | Looking for opinions on using Dropbox? | 01:29 |
Unit193 | U1 and Dropbox aren't too different | 01:33 |
xxxxxxxx | any advice on what to do with this? | 01:39 |
xxxxxxxx | 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (primary) [8086:2a02] (rev 03) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller]) | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Subsystem: Fujitsu Technology Solutions Device [1734:1123] | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0, IRQ 45 | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Memory at fc000000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=1M] | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Memory at d0000000 (64-bit, prefetchable) [size=256M] | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | I/O ports at 1800 [size=8] | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Expansion ROM at <unassigned> [disabled] | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Capabilities: <access denied> | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Kernel driver in use: i915 | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Kernel modules: intelfb, i915 | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | 00:02.1 Display controller [0380]: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (secondary) [8086:2a03] (rev 03) | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Subsystem: Fujitsu Technology Solutions Device [1734:1123] | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0 | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Memory at fc100000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=1M] | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | Capabilities: <access denied> | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | icanhas no brightness control | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | icanhas no dual monitor settings separate workspaces | 01:40 |
xxxxxxxx | on the newest kernel | 01:41 |
knome | !pastebin | xxxxxxxx | 01:41 |
ubottu | xxxxxxxx: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. | 01:41 |
xxxxxxxx | no hotkeys | 01:41 |
xxxxxxxx | sorry | 01:41 |
xxxxxxxx | acpi is mental | 01:42 |
xxxxxxxx | audio is realtek, coded 268 | 01:43 |
xxxxxxxx | which doesnt know what its doing | 01:43 |
xxxxxxxx | half the time | 01:43 |
xxxxxxxx | noone cares cos its intel junk | 01:43 |
xxxxxxxx | it seems the hardware is configured on the gma chips to have a weird tree | 01:44 |
xxxxxxxx | that begins with an ac/battery choice | 01:44 |
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xxxxxxxx | but noone cares | 01:52 |
xxxxxxxx | haha | 01:52 |
knome | or it is just silent because nobody knows the answer | 01:55 |
yyyyyyyy | true | 02:01 |
yyyyyyyy | xxxxxxxx: You could try the #kernel channel | 02:02 |
xxxxxxxx | i have been told on several channels literally thAT MY CHIPS ARE RUBBISH AND SHOULD GO ABD BUY ANOTHER LAPTOP | 02:03 |
knome | please calm down | 02:03 |
xxxxxxxx | ITS OK I DIDNT CRY | 02:03 |
xxxxxxxx | sorry it was accidental caps lock knocked rant | 02:03 |
yyyyyyyy | I didn't want to be rude but I was thinking along the same lines | 02:06 |
yyyyyyyy | Looks like the hardware is reluctant to me | 02:06 |
knome | not all hardware works as well in linux, that doesn't make other hardware worse than the other | 02:07 |
yyyyyyyy | Yeah just makes the vendor look evil | 02:07 |
knome | in that sense they all are, more or less. | 02:08 |
xxxxxxxx | the vendor is evil intel, so many different commands for the chipsets- was built to be difficult to escape windows | 02:08 |
xxxxxxxx | the functionality is there but there is no acpi support and the whole thing is integrated pathways- is the battery out then switch to 30 bright etc | 02:09 |
xxxxxxxx | prob seems to be fujitsus launch manger | 02:10 |
xxxxxxxx | and the lack of gma drivers | 02:10 |
xxxxxxxx | will try tthe kernel guys see if i can botch together a hotch potch of modules so it half works at least | 02:11 |
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lighta | hi guys, hey where can I edit menu please ?, (I would like to remove old netbeans application link) | 03:15 |
Unit193 | lighta: What version of Xubuntu? | 03:23 |
lighta | !version I guess, 11.10 oneric | 03:30 |
ubottu | lighta: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 03:30 |
lighta | i'm looking in /etc/xdg atm but didn't found it yet | 03:31 |
Unit193 | sudo apt-get install alacarta --no-install-recommends | 03:32 |
lighta | is that for me ? | 03:33 |
Unit193 | alacarte | 03:33 |
Unit193 | Yep, that's a nice menu editor | 03:33 |
lighta | yes that what I jsut google | 03:33 |
lighta | ok i'll try that thx | 03:33 |
lighta | but juste for my info was I in good folder ? | 03:34 |
Unit193 | Don't forget the "--no-install-recommends" part | 03:34 |
Unit193 | Nope :P | 03:34 |
Unit193 | The correct one is /usr/share/applications/ | 03:34 |
lighta | ah ye ok | 03:35 |
lighta | oh seem I had it alacarte | 03:35 |
lighta | hmm that quite weird | 03:35 |
lighta | alacarte doesn't see the entry I want to remove | 03:35 |
lighta | I'll try do a screenshot | 03:36 |
lighta | if only I could do a screenshot while menu open | 03:37 |
nanotube | hit printscreen keyboard key ? | 03:39 |
nanotube | (or use a digital camera :D ) | 03:40 |
lighta | well does it work for you printscreen while you have xfce menu open ? | 03:40 |
lighta | cause me it doesn't | 03:40 |
lighta | ah it's ok finally he found it | 03:47 |
nanotube | <lighta> well does it work for you printscreen while you have xfce menu open ? <- funnily enough, no it doesn't :P i call bug! :) | 03:48 |
lighta | well taht ok I did something like screenshot --delay | 03:49 |
nanotube | :) | 03:50 |
lighta | now I'm trying to fix netbeans but trough google it doesn't seem good : http://markmail.org/thread/nm7o6k2snrspl5wx | 03:54 |
piv1 | hey all, is there a way to clear the settings from simple scan? | 04:14 |
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istok | where did the network tab go, it was in ubuntu, xubuntu seems to not have it by default. | 11:23 |
istok | i can't detect the lan | 11:23 |
Marzata | istok: the network tab? | 11:37 |
istok | Marzata, yeah, to view local lan/network, it is usually located under the 'places' tab | 11:39 |
istok | i'm in a building with about 400 pc, i should be able to detect them, but even pings aren't working | 11:39 |
istok | if i run an instance of ubuntu however, it picks up the network fine | 11:40 |
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istok | google doesn't tell me anything, i've been searching for days. | 11:43 |
Marzata | istok: with patience? | 11:47 |
istok | that, or i just use ubuntu :/ | 11:49 |
istok | i'd rather not. | 11:49 |
ushills | Hi, microphone not working in xubuntu, can hear sound through speaker but not capturing, any ideas? | 11:50 |
gry | Hi! What is /var/crash? Some docs URL that you have? | 11:52 |
istok | ushills, clicking the sound should open the mixer, you should then be able to select which capture device to use by adding a control/master | 11:53 |
ushills | when I do that I select the master (only option) still doesn't capture anything. | 11:53 |
ushills | i.e select controls only give me master | 11:54 |
istok | ushills, that's the only way i know how to do it, mine didn't detect sound, i had to manually configure the alsa mixer | 11:54 |
istok | gry, crash dump images and the log files are written in /var/crash | 11:55 |
istok | google has info | 11:55 |
gry | I searched for docs, not found sane docs yet. :-) | 11:55 |
gry | (If you have some useful links, very welcome to share) | 12:03 |
istok | i don't, i just found the info on google, my /var/crash is empty | 12:04 |
StrontiumCat | hello everyone | 12:22 |
StrontiumCat | i want to enable farsi keyboard (and a method of switching from english keyboard <-> Farsi). So far, i've been able to add the keyboard I want in Settings Manager. Can't seem to find a way of switching between the languages. I've got SCIM installed, if that is relevant info | 12:23 |
StrontiumCat | can any kind soul help? | 12:25 |
StrontiumCat | guess not | 12:26 |
StrontiumCat | well thanks anyway | 12:26 |
StrontiumCat | i'll have to switch back to windows i suppose | 12:26 |
marvin_ | hi! | 12:33 |
marvin_ | i've got a problem with my soundcard and tried everything i found in the internet. the card is a onboard chip (realtek alc888). so snd-hda-intel should be the ight module. under the live system everything works perfect. on the installed system not. annyone that can help me? | 12:35 |
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popsch | how can I see the keys stored in the gnome-keyring? seahorse doesn't show me these keys | 15:54 |
holstein | is it still at ~/.gnome2/keyrings/login.keyring ? can you view it in some capacity with nano? i wouldnt expect to be able to "view" it... | 16:00 |
popsch | it's weird. apparently gigolo doesn't store the data in the keyring, if the login fails. However, it seems to remember it until you quit gigolo. | 16:04 |
popsch | that might also be the reason why seahorse didn't store it | 16:04 |
Marzata | "In Iceland, Keflavík was renowned as a rich source of musicians during the 1960s and 70s, and is therefore also known as bítlabærinn or "The Beatle Town"."? | 16:44 |
Marzata | sorry | 16:44 |
neronin | Something very strange has happened to me, for some reason i lost the right to sudo, Xubuntu says im not in the sudoers file. I suppose im no longer in the admin group. I restarted and tried to change the root password from failsafe mode, but when i do passwd root i get this: "authentication token manipulation error". What should I do here? I need to get back in the admin group/sudoers file | 16:58 |
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GridCube | neronin, I don't know why, but people with passwords problems usually have problems with the .ICEauthority file on ~/ | 17:02 |
GridCube | you could try moving it away and rebooting? | 17:02 |
GridCube | i don't really know | 17:02 |
neronin | ok, i will google it first | 17:03 |
neronin | It doesnt seem to be my exact problem, from a quick read. But i will try it out, brb | 17:05 |
neronin | GridCube: No that didnt help. This is so weird. I have done absolutely nothing to the user accounts in the last few days, as far as i know | 17:09 |
GridCube | :/ | 17:09 |
neronin | Is there a way i can reset (set) the root password, apart from the way i tried? | 17:10 |
GridCube | mmm, i used the recovery session to reset it once, but you say that you already did that | 17:11 |
neronin | and how earth can you get deleted from the admin group/the sudoers file? | 17:11 |
GridCube | i mean, you can not sudo while being root | 17:11 |
GridCube | tn | 17:11 |
GridCube | tb | 17:11 |
GridCube | that would be silly | 17:11 |
Sysi | you can | 17:11 |
GridCube | oh | 17:11 |
GridCube | well | 17:11 |
GridCube | :/ thats silly | 17:12 |
neronin | yes, but im not root of course, but if i could get access to the root account my problems would not be problems anymore :) | 17:12 |
Sysi | it would be silly to not, when needing something like sudo -u | 17:12 |
Sysi | neronin:boot to failsafe session? | 17:13 |
neronin | is there a root password set at the xubuntu installation? i dont remember if i did that, was a long time ago | 17:13 |
GridCube | neronin, the root password its your main user password | 17:13 |
neronin | Sysi: I did, and i tried passwd root, which gave me the error message above | 17:13 |
Sysi | there is no root passwd, first user just can use sudo | 17:14 |
GridCube | i did this and it worked neronin http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword | 17:14 |
Sysi | you could boot from livecd to check sudoers file | 17:15 |
Sysi | I'll be off now, phone feels crippled for typing | 17:15 |
neronin | GridCube: that was the guide i first used, but since i cant do passwd root, or passwd username, without getting the error message i wrote about above i get nowhere | 17:16 |
GridCube | :/ | 17:16 |
GridCube | i got that error too, but then i tried again, i think i first "mounted" the standard system | 17:17 |
neronin | This is really silly.. I would hate to have to re-install everything .. :( | 17:17 |
GridCube | i dont remember exactly what i did | 17:17 |
GridCube | but then i could go to roo | 17:17 |
GridCube | t | 17:17 |
GridCube | and try the passwd | 17:17 |
GridCube | let me reboot and check a moment | 17:18 |
GridCube | ill be back | 17:18 |
GridCube | :P | 17:18 |
GridCube | neronin, yes :) | 17:22 |
neronin | GridCube: good news? | 17:23 |
GridCube | you have to choose first to "reload" the disk | 17:23 |
GridCube | and then choose root from the bottom of the list | 17:23 |
neronin | at the failsafe menu? i didnt see a "reload" there, maybe i missed it | 17:23 |
neronin | ok, i will try again, brb | 17:24 |
neronin | GridCube: I suppose you meant "Remount", right? When i choose remount it looks like the drive is mounted, but then i cant do anyhting else, let alone get back to the failsafe menu | 17:33 |
neronin | i can only press ctrl +c, but then Xubuntu boots up normally | 17:33 |
neronin | or do you mean something else with "reload"? | 17:34 |
GridCube | no | 17:35 |
GridCube | it was remount | 17:35 |
GridCube | it should sent you bnack to the menu | 17:35 |
GridCube | and then you choose the last root option | 17:35 |
neronin | yes i would have loved if that would have worked, but it didnt send me back to the menu | 17:36 |
GridCube | :/ | 17:36 |
GridCube | sad | 17:36 |
GridCube | it does that for me, and then i can change the passwords | 17:36 |
neronin | or maybe i have to wait a minute or two | 17:36 |
neronin | I will try it out again, if that fails i will boot a live cd and try to edit the sudoers file | 17:36 |
neronin | brb | 17:37 |
dubphil | Hello ! any one knows how to open a .jar file ? I mean exploring it of course, squeeze doesn't recognize it, nore thunar | 18:12 |
holstein | dubphil: http://alexsleat.co.uk/2010/06/07/howto-run-jar-files-in-ubuntu/ | 18:13 |
GridCube | doesnt the "no java on ubuntu" has started yet? | 18:14 |
holstein | yeah, not sure how that works now with open java or whatever we have went to | 18:14 |
GridCube | yep | 18:14 |
dubphil | holstein: I know how to execute it, I just want to explore it | 18:15 |
Myrtti | rename to zip | 18:15 |
Marzata | make it +x and run it, no? | 18:15 |
Myrtti | then open with unzip | 18:15 |
dubphil | looks here : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iebx0OQr-OQ | 18:15 |
dubphil | I would like to do like him on Xubuntu :p | 18:16 |
ghuman | ciao ita? | 18:17 |
holstein | dubphil: i dont see anything there that cant be done.. you can always fire up a live CD and do the work there if you want it to be *exactly* how it is on the tutorial video | 18:18 |
dubphil | Myrtti: hey your advice works :) | 18:18 |
dubphil | amazing | 18:18 |
GridCube | hey holstein http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Canonical-backtracks-on-deleting-Oracle-s-Sun-Java-1415541.html | 18:18 |
Myrtti | same works with odt and other libreoffice formats :-P | 18:19 |
holstein | GridCube: interesting... i hadnt followed up on that, and assumed itwas already on the way out | 18:19 |
GridCube | holstein, me neither just searched it up | 18:20 |
dubphil | arf not really, I can't delete files in squeeze :( | 18:20 |
GridCube | lol Myrtti :P wikipedia says that jars are just zips with another file extension :P | 18:21 |
GridCube | dubphil, you can like, extract files, edit or whatever and recompress | 18:21 |
dubphil | holstein: I would be proud to do this whith my ubuntu ;) | 18:21 |
Myrtti | GridCube: yup :-> | 18:22 |
dubphil | GridCube: yes if wikipedia is true then | 18:22 |
GridCube | oh no you cant recompress just like that | 18:22 |
GridCube | wikipedia says the order of compression its important, oh well, the more you know | 18:22 |
dubphil | GridCube: I even try, experience will tell | 18:23 |
GridCube | :P | 18:23 |
GridCube | dubphil, http://java.sun.com/developer/Books/javaprogramming/JAR/basics/ | 18:24 |
here4thegear | so... I've installed xubuntu yesterday along side windows 7... I can boot into xubuntu just fine and I love it but... I can't boot into windows 7 even though I need to. It does show up on the boot screen and I can select it but it just kicks me back to boot | 18:24 |
GridCube | here4thegear, open a terminal and write >sudo update-grub | 18:25 |
dubphil | result : the jar rename to zip is opened by squeeze, but the extraction fail | 18:26 |
here4thegear | GridCube: done and no joy... same issue. | 18:27 |
GridCube | dubphil, read the link i pasted you earlier | 18:28 |
GridCube | here4thegear, mmm | 18:32 |
GridCube | do you have a recovery cd for 7? | 18:32 |
here4thegear | no... these things come shipped with recovery partitions these days | 18:32 |
GridCube | yes | 18:34 |
GridCube | :/ | 18:34 |
GridCube | well try running a chkdsk against the 7 partition? | 18:35 |
here4thegear | hm... sounds like a good idea. | 18:35 |
GridCube | can you load the partition to check the files? | 18:35 |
GridCube | mount it i mean | 18:35 |
here4thegear | yes.. I can mount the partitian | 18:36 |
GridCube | here4thegear, check this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1765197 | 18:37 |
here4thegear | Well, those directions bring me to "error: file not found." followed by "grub rescue>" now on my boot up... lol.. I did something wrong. | 18:49 |
here4thegear | ^ for GridCube: | 18:49 |
GridCube | :( | 18:52 |
GridCube | you probably did here4thegear | 18:52 |
GridCube | sorry | 18:52 |
here4thegear | at this point, I have no clue what to do... at grub rescue> what can I type just to load into something? | 18:53 |
GridCube | !grub | 18:53 |
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) | 18:53 |
here4thegear | thanks... I'll check those | 18:54 |
neronin | GridCube: I did it! :) I started up a live cd and mounted the HDD rw and added myself to the sudoers file...pheew | 18:55 |
GridCube | :D | 18:56 |
neronin | I'm back! | 18:56 |
GridCube | congrats | 18:56 |
GridCube | o/ | 18:56 |
neronin | i would like to have those two hours of my life back though :) | 18:56 |
GridCube | NO | 18:57 |
here4thegear | I can get into diagnostics so... I'm running that to see if that will help anything... I doubt it will but... eh | 18:57 |
GridCube | :P | 18:57 |
here4thegear | is there a good live grub that detects partitions and lets you attempt to boot into them? That would at least get me into windows so that I can fix the mbr | 18:58 |
neronin | GridCube: and thanks for the help | 18:59 |
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GridCube | here4thegear, http://www.supergrubdisk.org/ | 19:18 |
DaveG_ | hi - i am a xubuntu and to be honest a linux newbie and i have a little problem which I would welcome some help with please | 19:34 |
DaveG_ | I have 11.10 installed - but due to a little problem I have messed up the panel menu at the top of the screen | 19:35 |
GridCube | !details | 19:35 |
ubottu | 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 ..." | 19:35 |
GridCube | DaveG_, how messed up? | 19:35 |
DaveG_ | is there a simple way to reset it as the manual method of adding and aranging components does not seem to work | 19:35 |
DaveG_ | well - it's tjhere - but I cannot get it to look like it did before I messed it up | 19:36 |
DaveG_ | separators / spacing seem to be the main problem | 19:36 |
DaveG_ | i was wondering if there was a file I could reset to get me back to a known good startintg position | 19:37 |
GridCube | mmm there is a way | 19:37 |
GridCube | but i cant remember it just now | 19:37 |
GridCube | let me do some research and ill be back | 19:38 |
GridCube | :) | 19:38 |
DaveG_ | ok - thank ypu very much | 19:38 |
GridCube | delete all files inside ~/.config/xfce , then log back in :) | 19:39 |
DaveG_ | ok - let me have a go and get back to you in a moment | 19:39 |
DaveG_ | does the tilda character mean home directory ? | 19:41 |
DaveG_ | just trying to find it on a mac keyboard | 19:42 |
GridCube | yes DaveG_ | 19:43 |
GridCube | :D the tilde character means /home/user | 19:43 |
GridCube | you get there by writing cd and pressing enter in any terminal | 19:44 |
GridCube | DaveG_, press alt-f2 and write: thunar /home/YOURUSER/.config/xfce4 | 19:46 |
GridCube | and move or delete the files you have ther | 19:46 |
DaveG_ | including dirs ? | 19:47 |
GridCube | sure, if you are afraid, just move them to other folder | 19:48 |
GridCube | if things go wrong you put them back | 19:48 |
GridCube | but in theory xubuntu will just regenerate them as it where a clean boot | 19:48 |
DaveG_ | yay ! it worked | 19:50 |
GridCube | :D awesome | 19:50 |
DaveG_ | thanks so much | 19:51 |
GridCube | no problemo muchacho | 19:51 |
cc_INC | Hi guys, I deleted my usr/share/themes folder by accident. Any ideas how to restore? Just create a new folder and download some themes or do I need a fresh new install? | 20:07 |
knome | cc_INC, first one is okay. | 20:07 |
cc_INC | Cool, thanks! | 20:07 |
genii-around | Probably to remake the folder then install ubuntu-artwork which will populate it somewhat | 20:10 |
genii-around | xubuntu-artwork , rather :) | 20:11 |
Marzata | where to submit photos for xubu 12.04 | 20:16 |
cc_INC | Where can I find some decent Xubuntu themes? I am looking at xfce-look.org right now. But all suggestions are welcome | 20:23 |
lighta | hey no ones using netbeans here ? | 20:23 |
baizon | nope | 20:24 |
baizon | eclipse here :) | 20:24 |
piv1 | lighta: there is one i just started tring called sublime text 2... worth checking out. | 20:41 |
lighta | hmm | 20:42 |
lighta | na actually my issue is that 7.1 doesn't want to start again,, well it do start but crashing =( I wonder if I was alone, search on the net most was about win xp | 20:43 |
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Deon | hi to all | 22:15 |
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