[00:01] StepNjump, looks like you had a corrupted install to begin with... [00:01] skwird, given that it works with Win7 -- I agree. I've gone back to Ubuntu 10.04 and the problem is still there. [00:01] skwird, Just trying to figure out what I've missed :) [00:02] I downloaded the app from the Brother site [00:02] AMS-ITGuy: I'm still having the problem that caused me to try reinstalling. I can't access my shares from my damn windows 7 laptop [00:02] I just get password incorrect. Any idea? [00:02] i want to uninstall my gui but after installing ubuntu-desktop and unity there is still a gui. what else do i need to uninstall/disable? [00:02] Is there a way to desinstall a bad install? [00:03] uninstall I mean skwird [00:03] antnash, that doesn't mean a samba issue.... what is the problem when you try to access them? [00:04] windows just says that the password is wrong [00:05] bergelmir, Trying to completely rid the Unity GUI? [00:05] aBound: yep [00:05] Just a terminal I presume. [00:05] only cli [00:05] StepNjump, can you paste the output of cat /var/lib/dpkg/status | grep thatpackage'sname [00:06] bergelmir, wouldn't it be easier to change the runlevel of the login app? === gskellig is now known as Gskellig [00:06] hi, I'm using ubuntu 11.04 on my laptop toshiba satellite L655, the DVD doesn't read DVDs, it oly reads CDs, how to solve this?? [00:07] waheed, DVD data discs or movies? [00:07] data [00:07] StepNjump, try: sudo apt-get remove --purge packagenamegoeshere [00:07] waheed, never heard of that before..... you sure it's a DVD drive? lol [00:07] skwird: ok thanks I will try that... please also see: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/832056/ [00:07] AMS-ITGuy: how to change the runlevel? [00:07] bergelmir, I'd say you can use this simple tutorial but figures you'd have to bypass the gnome classic instructions: http://linux-software-news-tutorials.blogspot.com/2011/10/ubuntu-1110-oneiric-remove-unity-and.html [00:08] StepNjump, then do: dpkg -L packagename [00:08] bergelmir, Or try using this site: http://askubuntu.com/questions/6302/how-can-you-remove-unity [00:08] iceroot: I installed phpmyadmin but now how can I start using it? [00:08] I installed phpmyadmin but now how can I start using it? [00:08] AMS-ITGuy : yes sure [00:09] skwird: yep same thing The package brhl2170wlpr needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. [00:09] whats 11.10 like? [00:09] sk ok I will try the -L [00:09] bergelmir, I think It's controlled in /etc/init/gdm.conf - you'd have to check the help pages, but I think changing that to a level of 2 disables the login and gives text only [00:09] SmashingX: http://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Welcome_to_phpMyAdmin_Wiki [00:09] waheed, sorry no idea here [00:10] DevilSolution, Define like. As in what the behavior of Ubuntu, the gui, the programs etc.... [00:10] skwird: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/832057/ [00:10] DevilSolution, kinda like 11.04 and not quite like 12.04 lol [00:10] StepNjump, take a look at this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1608698 The package is clearly corrupted and needs a good cleaning out before you try and reinstall it. Take a look at #6, [00:11] skwird: I can't even get in synaptic [00:11] oh ok.. thanks. skwird [00:11] cfhowlett: how can I start it? [00:11] say how can I solve this IRC issue when trying to join #android? Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services [00:11] is it better in your guys opinions? what do i loose what do i gain? in summery :P [00:13] SmashingX: i'm not a php guy - see #phpmyadmin [00:13] AMS-ITGuy : it doesn't read neither CDs, nor DVDs [00:13] skwird: wow that seems to be risky! [00:13] hi, I'm using ubuntu 11.04 on my laptop toshiba satellite L655, the DVD doesn't read DVDs, or CDs, how to solve this?? [00:13] skwird: the printer is working like a charm... It's weird that the package confuses the system like that [00:14] !usb|waheed [00:14] waheed: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [00:14] StepNjump, that is strange [00:14] Well, thank you very much for all your help skwird [00:14] waheed, can you boot off of a CD? [00:14] I suspect ubuntu has some inbuilt support for the printer not dependent on that commercial driver. StepNjump [00:14] DevilSolution, It works fine on my machine except a few minor issues like Compiz being unstable and sometimes my GUI gets stuck in a loop. But the newer packages are nice and adds a new kernel. [00:15] You are welcome StepNjump, sorry we couldn't figure it out exactly... Good Luck! [00:15] I am out. [00:15] Good luck to you as well AMS-ITGuy [00:15] cheers [00:18] Room died. :P [00:18] aBound, sorry, busy lol :) [00:18] HI [00:18] ha [00:19] ztag100, hi [00:19] aBound: WHATSUP! [00:19] I love VNC for spying on users :D [00:19] Ubuntu is up in the sky. :P === ztag100 is now known as _100 [00:22] aBound, AMS-ITGuy: /etc/default/grub --> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="text" :-) [00:24] bergelmir, awesome, learnt something new! :) [00:24] :P [00:24] hi [00:24] hi guys, i was having trouble booting up my ubuntu, kept getting mount: mounting /dev on /root/dev failed:, i booted using live cd, but i still cant mount the / partition, its on /dev/sda1?? [00:25] if i'll follow those steps http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/how-to-install-unity-5-0-in-ubuntu-11-10/ will i get the newest (atm 5.2) unity on my 11.10? [00:25] szymon_g, unity 5.2 can't be installed on 11.10 only on 12.04a2 [00:26] even after adding unity-team:stagging PPA? shame :/ [00:26] szymon_g, https://launchpad.net/~unity-team/+archive/staging says no [00:26] i tried running fsck /dev/sda1, but i get device or resource busy [00:27] ah, ok, thanx AMS-ITGuy and Oer :) [00:28] quick question, im installing 11.10 however if something goes wrong how do i reverse the changes? given that its deleting and unpacking packages now so its probably too late to backup the system [00:28] DevilSolution, are you installing it onto the whole drive? [00:29] I have a non-bootable 11.10 system. Shortly into the boot process the monitor displays "Sync. Out of Range" and the boot process stops. Ctrl-Alt-Del reboots the system, so it's not far into the boot sequence. Also, the computer powers down immediately when I press the power button (no 5-second wait). [00:29] lion42, yup [00:29] ubuntu has the whole drive [00:30] stercor, try pressing alt-ctrl-f1 when the sync message appears to get a text shell menu..... sounds like an improperly configured video driver to me [00:31] On 11.10 with win7 in virtualbox, how do I get networking set up for win7? [00:31] AMS-ITGuy: That's what I suspect also. But it doesn't have any of the Ctrl-Alt-Fn shells up yet. [00:31] HI guys a simple question, If I want to make sure tar cvf wil pickup all the hidden files aslo, what should my tar command be ? tar cvf mybackup.tar ./foo/* ? [00:32] stercor: your monitor settings are too high [00:32] DevilSolution, then you've passed the point of no return. Your files are gone, short of attempting to recover them using special software meant to extract lost data. And even then, you'll be lucky to get it back. [00:32] I can't get to a root prompt. [00:33] so theres no system restore type thing? [00:33] stercor: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUXV0um_z3E [00:33] DevilSolution, to get back what was on the drive before you installed ubuntu? No, absolutely not. [00:34] stercor, still sounds like a video drivers.... frequency is too high.... has it ever worked? [00:34] no to restore core factors of the system or raw components? === raj` is now known as raj [00:34] DevilSolution, how do you mean? Like what? [00:35] DevilSolution, no system restore.... what went wrong? [00:37] nothing yet, just curious, im just getting the system and programs how i want them, didnt really wanan take the risk but its too alte now [00:37] AMS-ITGuy: I hobbled up by putting in a CD/DVD into the drive. The out of sync message went away in 30 seconds to a minute and a half. It doesn't do that now. [00:38] lion42, i guess im asking if ubuntu maps its core components in a backup, not all my files but the kernel or such [00:38] Oh...the patch was prior to moving the computer. :) [00:38] If I could get to the video configuration files, I could propbably set the monitor parameters to work... [00:39] DevilSolution, get another HDD and use the DD command to back up an image [00:40] alright cheers [00:40] The BIG problem is that I don't know how to get past the disk partitioning section without formatting the partition. The screen says that it doesn't reformat if there's a 'K' in the ptn table. I just don't know how to set it. [00:41] I've tried a bunch of stuff already. [00:41] ello, i have a any problem with update install for the hedgewars games, Ubuntu ??? help please [00:41] i speak french sorry :S [00:41] DevilSolution, sorry, I don't know what you're trying to accomplish, so I don't know what to recommend. [00:42] me ??? [00:42] the Ubuntu Qc , link, please ??? [00:42] skrillex, no, not you - you may want to try the ubuntu-fr or qc channel, they speak your native languarge [00:43] Hmmm...I'll (gasp!) use the LinuxMint boot disk to see if I can a) get its video drivers, and b) get to a root prompt. [00:43] does anyone have a link to a guide for installing postfix with mysql and dovecot on lucid? [00:43] thanks ! [00:43] stercor, so use Mint, if it does the job, excellent [00:43] AMS-ITGuy, im not trying to accomplish anything, im curious as to weather ubuntu has a built in back up incase the upgrade to 11.10 goes bad :P [00:44] DevilSolution, I would get another hdd and do a dd image to it before updates.... the non LTS releases are a bit freaky with updates to be honest [00:44] AMS-ITGuy: It removed a bunch of my files when I upgraded it. I'm using it as a last resort. [00:45] stercor, an Ubuntu update removed your files? [00:45] AMS-ITGuy, its updating live right now, i was just wondering incase in 10 minutes i disapear and dont come back maybe there would be a command to use :P [00:46] DevilSolution, after starting an update, it's a bit late to do a backup.... [00:46] AMS-ITGuy: Not Ubuntu. LinuxMint. Specifically, my ~/Music and ~/Video directories. I find this strange ... and suspicious. [00:46] That's the reason I went back to Ubuntu. [00:47] AMS-ITGuy, so no rollback options then? :P [00:47] stercor, you came to an Ubuntu IRC to ask about LinuxMint issues? [00:47] DevilSolution, *USE DD*. I use it all the time. Otherwise no rollback issues that I'm aware of. === `mOOse` is now known as m00se [00:48] okay thanks, ill get myself anotehr HD [00:48] DevilSolution, what we're saying is that you're out of luck. You have to manually backup what you want to preserve -before- doing an action which can cause things to go wrong. In the event of wanting to keep your whole drive and configuration, you need to clone it before making the dangerous modification. [00:48] Can anyone help me get 1 on 1 help? [00:48] well fingers crossed everything goes smoothly, only had 2 errors so far and both IDE related [00:49] does everyone use defective hardware? lol [00:49] jmonster1234, im a shrink, take a seat and talk to me [00:49] what's the issue jmonster? [00:49] jmonster1234: we like to keep things in the channels.. that way everyone can benefit [00:49] AMS-ITGuy, mines over 10 years old, runs fine though, updates just scare me === 64MAAOJ75 is now known as JoFo [00:50] DevilSolution, then use DD to make an image, it works great and stop worrying about updates, or use LTS [00:50] ok well i just downloaded ubuntu so bare with me. I cannot get the internet to work on my comp [00:50] AMS-ITGuy, my last lenovo laptop needed a motherboard replacement, wireless card replacement, ram replacement, monitor replacement, and various keyboard/hinge/screw/cover replacements all while in the warranty period. [00:50] They finally gave me another laptop to stop paying to repair my old one, but I trust a lenovo to work properly about as much as... no, I don't trust it. [00:50] lion42, my very awesome Thinkpad T410 doesn't have such issues [00:51] ill make an image after ive upgraded [00:51] The replacement they gave me is a thinkpad t420is [00:51] t420s are awesome, never had an issue with them [00:51] i've got 50 in my org [00:51] well.... 46 lol [00:52] Well, this one has certainly had a better track record than my old one... :P [00:52] what was the old one? [00:52] uhm [00:52] sl410 [00:52] LOL [00:52] cute :) [00:52] Yeah, piece of garbage, that was. They spent way more money repairing it for me than they did replacing it. [00:53] Hi, I just noticed that the new Ubuntu Global Jam has been announced [00:53] http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/global/1443/detail/ [00:53] Lenovo workstations, frankly, are awesome.... esp with Ubuntu [00:53] but both jorge castro and jono bacon seem to have been quite silent about it [00:53] AMS-ITGuy, we've gone offtopic. #ubuntu-offtopic ? [00:53] mmmm bacon [00:53] do you think that something's wrong with that? [00:53] no THATs off topic lol [00:54] anyone know anything about libvideo0 on 10.04 64bit , cant seem t o find the package [00:54] I mean: I also googled for some acknowledgment of the announcement: [00:54] https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=http%3A%2F%2Floco.ubuntu.com%2Fevents%2Fglobal%2F1443%2Fdetail%2F&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&aqi=g10&oq=#q=ubuntu+global+jam++site:lists.ubuntu.com&hl=en&safe=off&prmd=imvns&sa=X&ei=enEwT6PxBobh4QStwYCqBQ&ved=0CA8QpwUoBg&source=lnt&tbs=cdr:1%2Ccd_min%3A12%2F28%2F2011%2Ccd_max%3A&tbm=&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.,cf.osb&fp=9fdc9efd3e42c160&biw=1280&bih=714 [00:54] gee, orage, thanks for losing my time format and zone. [00:54] berdario: wtf [00:54] and it doesn't yield any result [00:54] rhizmoe, yeah, sorry about the humongous url [00:55] #new2irc [00:55] not quite, but I still do clumsy mistakes :P [00:55] btw, there's only one month left [00:55] rhizmoe, I've been here since the dawn of time and I still mindlessly do that from time to time. [00:55] berdario: I blame google [00:55] that's not a hashtag, it's a channel [00:56] there are only 4 or 5 teams registered [00:56] anyone know anything about libvideo0 on 10.04 64bit , cant seem t o find the package [00:56] sorry what does libvideo0 do? doesn't sound like a proper ppa or package [00:56] and these don't have many users... and on the mailing list archives of the teams there's no discussion about that [00:56] how can I request to register a nick that is registered, but has not been used in well over a year [00:56] Zeroedout, on irc? [00:57] it's a dependency for v4l4j [00:57] maybe I'm just freaking out... but to mee seems almost like the ugj (at least the early 2012 one) is dead [00:57] err zeroxnak on irc? [00:57] FUCK DA POLICE [00:57] oups [00:57] wrong chan [00:57] levitsky: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [00:57] O_o [00:57] amen [00:58] so, i've been trying since 3pm EST.... anyone have experience with Ubuntu as a client, PPTP VPNs and split tunnelling? lol [00:58] does anyone here care about the global jam... or do you simply think mine it's a case of "much ado about nothing"? [00:58] sorry, but WTF is global jam? [00:58] i like jam on toast [00:59] AMS-ITGuy, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGlobalJam [00:59] I think of it as one of the few occasions in which we can raise awareness about ubuntu, gather with other local nerds and contribute to the project, etc.etc. [01:00] I care about OSS - we can always raise awareness of Ubuntu.... what are you asking, specficially? [01:01] AMS-ITGuy, I was about to mail my local LUG to propose to cooperate on doing such an event [01:01] hey i am having a compile error and i dont understand what i am missing any ideas? here is the output of make [01:01] berdario: news to me, sounds good, but i'm having a cup of tea and a crack at getting this cam working in java, but bed as soon as tea is done [01:01] berdario, so do so [01:01] while researching for further info, to support my cause... I found out that basically... nobody seems to be active for the next global jam :/ [01:02] anyone own a ratel ultra from system 76? [01:02] berdario, so if they aren't, spread the word yourself.... you don't need a date to introduce others, do you? [01:02] nak, nope [01:03] AMS-ITGuy, actually... I do :P I don't have much self-confidence [01:03] btw, ok [01:03] but it's worrying nonetheless [01:03] or should i ask elsewhere [01:03] berdario, what is worrying? what does self confidence have to do with introducing others to OSS and Ubuntu? [01:03] http://pastebin.com/DxcYmkAj [01:04] one point berdario, it takes a bloody long time to get knowledge enough to help develop [01:04] FYI to all, the zsnes package for 64-bit Ubuntu still wants to eat ubuntu-desktop and other programs. [01:04] recon69_lap, I don't know if you hang around it somewhat often... but I think there's a problem if you didn't know about it... because it's a symptom there's not enough communication about it [01:04] Someone ought to recompile it for 64-bit. [01:04] s/around it/around here/ [01:04] berdario: I think there are lots of people working on ubuntu, they probably all hanging out in ubuntu+1 [01:05] AMS-ITGuy, I mean that it's worryng the lack of awareness for it [01:06] berdario, I've been using Linux since the early 90s.... Linux will find it's place.... users will find Linux - what is your concern that there is no awareness? I don't understand? [01:06] berdario: and i'm helping out now, trying to get my cam wotking in java [01:06] about the knowledge: I know... but the global jam is supposed to be organized by the most knowleadgeable individual in an area... and even if that's not possible... just working on translation or testing should be easy enough [01:07] yesyes, I'm not complaining... I'm just trying to get some feedback :) [01:07] berdario, feedback on what? so there is no global jam.... no one takes interest..... do you take interest? [01:07] Well I dont know about you but I think I will JAM into the kitchen and grab me a sammich [01:07] is it possible to bridge my ethernet with my wireless and tunnel it through an ssh session? [01:08] fellayaboy, why would you even want to do that? lol [01:08] many many reasons [01:08] fellayaboy, explain [01:08] AMS-ITGuy, I do... and I'm prodding others to gauge the interest... now I'll drop by ubuntu+1... and next I'll try some mails [01:08] i want to bridge my ethernet to my wireles..... than i want to tunnel it through a remote ssh at home [01:08] so that i can use that public ip [01:09] berdario: well, get organised in your area if you know anyone. get involved yourself. most work on linux is done because someone wants a feature that is not implemented, then they start working on that feature. [01:09] berdario, don't convert.... educate, use the tool for the job... this isn't a religion, it's an OS [01:09] (the feedback was simply on what do you think about it) [01:09] AMS-ITGuy, I never used the word "convert"... did I gave the impression of being somewhat zealotic? :) [01:09] does anyone have any ideas? [01:09] berdario: Look through history. Forced conversion just causes dissent and rebellion. [01:09] berdario: i'd suggest you dont go bothering people to much [01:09] berdario, i think I like linux and Ubuntu and it serves a place in my life.... i choose to help people with it.... if they choose to use Windows or Mac, that's their choice [01:10] I don't really see how this applies [01:10] One thing you COULD do berdario is to get it in more stores by working as a representitive of the system, and receiving a demo machine from an OEM. [01:10] berdario, these aren't the droids you're looking for... [01:10] I mean: I'm talking about me, you, the peeps on #ubuntu, jono bacon... my local lug... all people who already use linux [01:10] berdario, you feeling a lil beat up here mang? [01:10] berdario: anyone reading this knows about the jam, now let us get on with what we are doing [01:11] tiox, WTF are you talking about? [01:11] is this the ubuntu support chan?? [01:11] CyberDawg, care to rephrase in english? :) [01:11] Well, if He wants to help spread the word on Linux, have the consumers see it where consumers go. [01:11] But yes, it's not support discussion. Let's move on. [01:11] recon69_lap, good :) but until 5 minutes ago, it wasn't so... at least it seems we got some results :) [01:12] and now... I'm really going to #ubuntu+1 :) [01:12] berdario, y0 mang, UbuntuOR Linux isnt an English specific OS... js... [01:12] tiox, yes, he should contact top tier OEMs to install Ubuntu lol [01:12] SHOVELL, dunno, you just showed up [01:12] yes, let's get back to *support* please [01:12] ah, here come the "silent ones" lol [01:12] so support [01:12] hey i am having a compile error and i dont understand what i am missing any ideas? here is the output of make http://pastebin.com/DxcYmkAj [01:13] who wants to help me with my VPN problem I've been asking for help on for the last 5 hours? [01:13] shovell? jrib? [01:13] berdario: fine, but this is a support channel, you;ve used up a lot of typing, I'm happy you like ubuntu, but you dont have to worry that it's dieing , or that you can really huge support, we all do a little bit and it adds up [01:13] at least he offered some comments and communication? [01:13] berdario, that is [01:13] AMS-ITGuy: I think you missed my point./ [01:14] now , anyone know what happened libvideo0 ;-) [01:14] AMS-ITGuy, jrib is thatt a package? [01:14] * CyberDawg hands recon69_lap a Cuba Libre [01:14] I was telling him to get a laptop or desktop from an OEM, then as a representitive of Ubuntu and that OEM, demonstrate the system and pitch why that specific manufacturer's brand should be in stores. [01:14] SHOVELL, no he appears to be a user here... [01:14] SHOVELL, i tried sudo apt-get jrib but nothing happenened.... [01:15] AMS-ITGuy, what is youur vpn issue? [01:15] SHOVELL, let me explain! [01:15] I have an Ubuntu 10.04 LTS fully patched server on my network [01:15] !porn | levitsky [01:16] AMS-ITGuy: try to just summarize your question on a single line; it makes it easier to follow in a busy channel like this [01:16] ... [01:16] If I configure Windows to connect to it's public IP without "use default gateway on remote network" I can communicate with both the VPN network and the internet on my network [01:16] however, under Ubuntu (any version) as a client OS, I cannot.... how do I fix this? [01:16] There's a problem with empathy program (instant messager)... When I open my contact list, it's completely blank but still operatable. [01:16] dfcnvt sure i can help [01:16] jrib, lol yeah, busy channel [01:16] !porn | dfcnvt [01:17] levitsky, have you had this experience before? [01:17] levitsky: what are you doing? stop. [01:17] dfcnvt, sounds like you have no friends ;) [01:17] SHOVELL: even better to summarise you question and relevant info into a pastebin and link to it [01:17] lol [01:17] SHOVELL, so, any ideas? [01:17] I have a friend that text me through this empathy program but nothing on the window. [01:17] !unity | dfcnvt [01:17] dfcnvt: Unity is the default UI since Ubuntu 11.04. Unity is a shell for GNOME. see http://unity.ubuntu.com. For a GNOME 2-like experience, see !notunity [01:18] opps [01:18] dfcnvt, do you use unity? [01:19] jrib, any answer? [01:19] !as | AMS-ITGuy [01:19] !ask | AMS-ITGuy [01:19] AMS-ITGuy: 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 [01:19] LOL [01:19] Is there away I can create a shell script folder and put scripts in it and somehow reference the folder so I can execute the scripts. Without having to be in the directory? [01:19] should I talk to you lev or the bot? [01:20] !ubottu | AMS-ITGuy [01:20] AMS-ITGuy: 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 [01:20] !notunity [01:20] 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 [01:20] anyone? [01:21] with respect to my VPN question? [01:21] no? [01:21] aBound: sure, use ~/bin (which will automatically be in your path on your next login after you create it [01:21] AMS-ITGuy: don't. do. that. [01:21] do what? [01:21] ask a question after you picked on another user? [01:21] jrib, I assume I add ~/bin to my $PATH variable? [01:21] !hi ichaleynbin [01:21] this is a "support" channel, right? [01:21] !hi | ichaleynbin [01:21] AMS-ITGuy: that a complicated question, supprised you have not created a pastebin that covers it in detail if you;ve been at it all day. [01:22] aBound: that will happen automatically (it's in the default ~/.profile) [01:22] wtf [01:22] The upgrade has aborted. Your system could be in an unusable state. A recovery will run now (dpkg --configure -a) [01:22] ermmm? [01:22] Just let it do the recovery. [01:22] recon, you wouldn't know a vpn if it slapped you in the face lol [01:22] AMS-ITGuy: yes, ask your question and wait patiently. No need to spam multiple lines with "anyone?" and other non-specific requests [01:22] Looks like ~/bin doesn't seem to be a directory and/or folder. [01:22] DevilSolution: run sudo dpkg --configure -a; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [01:23] If it borked your system, then install to the latest or preferred version. Make sure you save your stuff from home before you nuke the partition. [01:23] ok, shall I try again, can we discuss privately so my question can be posed properly? === JermBob is now known as jermbobtoothcoun [01:23] okie dokie [01:24] jrib, do you know anything about PPTP VPNs and split tunnelling? [01:24] AMS-ITGuy: If you want to try again, sure. But wait 5-10 minutes, then ask again so newer eyes can see your question. And please just ask it in a single line with relevant details on a pastebin [01:24] !warn | AMS-ITGuy [01:24] Hi all, whenever ubuntu boots in this system, the volume is muted.. any ideas how to fix it? Thanks. [Ubuntu 11.10 on Sony VAIO / Intel Corporation 82801H] [01:24] aBound: yes, you need to create it. Once you do, on your next login, it will be in your path [01:24] terminal wont start [01:24] levitsky: can you stop with the random factoids please? [01:24] dadummm [01:24] AMS-ITGuy: put you question in a pastebin with all the relevant info you know, then you can link to it here and more people can read it. if that's you question its way to vague [01:25] i don't need a pastebin, it's a very simple networking question [01:25] AMS-ITGuy: and i know little about vpn [01:25] jrib: insulting volunteers at work? sure thing, u deal with that [01:25] AMS-ITGuy, if its so simple why are you here asking for assistance? ;) [01:25] AMS-ITGuy: maybe ##networking will be more help [01:25] who, and why? === qo_op is now known as sKew^_- [01:26] CyberDawg, because there is a bug in Ubuntu with respect to VPN split tunnelling.... it works on Windows, are you saying Windows is better for a VPN environment? [01:26] who kicked me? [01:27] Hey guys, listen to this issue I'm having, never seen anything like it, just enabled two monitors in unity using the open-source radeon driver on cayman, everytime I log in a small horizontal pink stripe is added to the desktop background, I'm not sure if its adding it to the image itself or what, but no other artifacts appear === jermbobtoothcoun is now known as JermBob [01:27] levitsky: i did because of your poor attitude and also because of your random factoid fishing [01:27] Ahh, blah. [01:27] pangolin: Learning is okay. [01:27] AMS-ITGuy, Is that what you took from my comment?? I think you need one of my Cuba Libres brah!! [01:28] i got a question, can i remove the 200mb windows boot system? format it and expand it to C: ? [01:28] TEST [01:28] so is power tripping [01:28] UBOTTU: TEST [01:28] Testing... Testing... 1. 2.. 3... ( by the way, remember that you can use #test ) [01:28] and is it possible to get a nicer GUI in grubloader, etc pics of os's? [01:28] hy please i need help [01:28] levitsky: please learn about the bot in a private message: /msg ubottu whatever [01:28] CyberDawg, i think you need to be quiet unless you know what I'm talking about, which you clearly don't [01:28] precubcr: sure, just ask your question and we'll answer if we can [01:28] anybody knows any dic generator able to create dics with 20 mix alphanumeric ? [01:29] AMS-ITGuy, I think you need to put your self in checkk [01:29] sKew^_-: sKew^_- yes you can delete windows and resize your partition with the freed space [01:29] CyberDawg, I'll do that when you prove to me that you have the faintest understanding of what I'm talking about [01:29] cfhowlett, delete the windows boot partition? [01:29] ubottu: spam [01:29] sKew^_-: yes. [01:30] cfhowlett, kk nice, is it possible to get a bootscren for grub were i can chose betwine 2 imagages (pics) [01:30] OMG pangolin was an op?? are you serious? [01:31] jrib ? [01:31] precubcr: I do not know of such a program [01:32] sKew^_-: I'm the wrong one to ask HOW but I know you can change the boot screen pictures. CHOOSING pics at boot is not readily available and is probably a huge security risk [01:32] ok, in all seriousness.... how old are the ops on this channel, and what do you do for a living? [01:32] ths jrib. il keep searching [01:32] AMS-ITGuy: keep the discussion in this channel related to support please [01:32] AMS-ITGuy: please stay on topic. [01:32] pics are a security risk? [01:32] hmm, seem to have solved my libvideo0 issue by installing libvideo-capture-v4l-perl, got a new issue lol [01:33] cfhowlett, i wass thinking like this http://www.leilaharry.com/tech/images/01-iboot.jpg [01:33] sKew^_-: http://www.ghacks.net/2010/10/17/change-your-grub-splash-screen-in-ubuntu/ [01:33] jrib, pangolin still looking for VPN support here.... care to help? [01:33] AMS-ITGuy: I don't know if you remember my issue. how would i go about doing a back-up? i just have access to the grub command line and many commands seem to not be working [01:33] sKew^_-: Awesome, I so want to do that [01:33] AMS-ITGuy: I still have no clue what your issue even is. [01:34] AMS-ITGuy: I suggested you try asking in ##networking, they may be more help. [01:34] sKew^_-: ok, we're talking about different things, then. the image you shared is for a multi-boot system. [01:34] jrib, do you have a scroll bar? [01:34] cfhowlett, yes, i use grub as multiboot system for my dualboot :/ [01:34] pangolin, the issue is ubuntu related [01:34] camieman10, it looks nice yeah :) [01:35] tiago, do you have a live cd or live usb, boot from that and do your backup [01:35] So I'm locked out of Ubuntu, I forgot my password. I've tried all 3 methods on the website for resetting it and none work. [01:35] sKew^_-: I get a screen like the one you want and then it boots grub. http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=212837&st=0#entry1427797 [01:35] AMS-ITGuy: There may not be anybody around in here able to help right now. try ##networking [01:35] I'm using Xubuntu. [01:35] skrewt: what is one method you tried specifically that did not work? [01:35] Booted into recovery and did a passwd username [01:35] Will installing apache.worker remove the apache prefork? I want to keep both. [01:35] recon69_lap: it doesn't seem to be load ing:/ but thanks I'll try to get a loadable live-cd [01:35] pangolin, yeah.... I'd rather have fun with the rtards here ;) [01:36] Worked but when I try logging in it drops to a console for a quick second and returns to the login screen. I cant read the message in console. [01:36] I also tried adding init=/bin/bash in GRUB [01:36] but it hangs when i do ctrl-x [01:36] are there ops on right now? [01:36] tiago, have you tried typing help and hitting enter [01:36] skrewt: attempt to login at ctrl-alt-f1 [01:36] do that from the login screen? [01:37] AMS-ITGuy: there are always ops here [01:37] honest question [01:37] jrib, are you one? [01:37] skrewt: sure [01:37] AMS-ITGuy: stick to support [01:37] AMS-ITGuy, is confused this afternoon [01:37] wow [01:37] just wow [01:38] AMS-ITGuy: we have a social channel at #ubuntu-offtopic if you are interested [01:38] or not [01:38] enough is enough [01:38] indeed [01:38] back to support :) [01:38] recon69_lap: I have now, it gives me a set of commands [01:38] ok back on topic plz [01:38] how to ignore? /ignore username [01:38] gives CyberDawg a long island iced tea ;-) [01:38] recon69_lap: i run reboot and it seems to be running now :) thanks [01:39] thanks recon69_lap [01:40] cfhowlett, have u tryed - Decorate Grub 2 boot loader using BURG [01:41] can you use TAR and ZIP switches the same? Like "sudo tar -zxf filename.tgz" "sudo zip -zxf filename.zip" [01:41] designbybeck: why sudo? [01:41] sKew^_-: nope. I'm not really a fan of prettifying something that will only appear for a few seconds on a properly configured system... Just sayin' [01:41] I did a /whowas on that AMS guy and Im still not impressed ;) [01:41] either way ActionParsnip [01:41] hmm, well i seem to have finished my tea and my problem have moved into the java sphere [01:42] designbybeck: if you are working on files in your home, you don't need sudo [01:42] cfhowlett, okey i see ;P i will give it a try [01:42] designbybeck, -x in zip mean to exclude files. tar means something else [01:42] foud a nice design now [01:42] i'm following instructions on downloadign moodle and it shows TAR but i downloaded the ZIP [01:42] cfhowlett, http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/05/beautiful-burg-boot-loader-gets-ubuntu-11-04-ppa/ it looks nice tho :) [01:42] so i don't know what the correct commands I need to do [01:42] It is on a test server [01:42] designbybeck: if you want to extract everything with the asme command, install unp and use unp :) [01:43] it is all cli ActionParsnip [01:43] sKew^_-: now WALLPAPERS? I was a blue mushroom fan for years: http://digitalblasphemy.com/freegallery.shtml [01:43] designbybeck: unp will look at the file to be extracted and use the appropriate switches and commad [01:43] designbybeck: yes, unp is cli [01:43] tar -xf file.tar [01:43] i've never heard of that one [01:43] what is a good remote desktop for my window machine to connect to my ubuntu box? [01:43] !unp [01:43] !info unp [01:43] unp (source: unp): unpack (almost) everything with one command. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0~pre7 (oneiric), package size 13 kB, installed size 124 kB [01:43] pretty much nails it [01:44] wwooooaahhh [01:44] that is cool! [01:44] saves having to remember the switches for tar, unzip bunzip, gunzip, whatever [01:44] the !info thing [01:44] !info rdp [01:44] Package rdp does not exist in oneiric [01:45] I can't seem to connect via VNC to my Mac. It's reporting "connection closed" [01:45] barakisbrown, tightvnc works with win7 and is free [01:45] I'm using Remote Desktop Viewer [01:45] !info rdesktop | barakisbrown [01:45] barakisbrown: rdesktop (source: rdesktop): RDP client for Windows NT/2000 Terminal Server. In component main, is optional. Version 1.7.0-1ubuntu2 (oneiric), package size 141 kB, installed size 496 kB [01:45] cfhowlett, no wallpaper ;) looks clean and clasic ;) [01:45] It shows me a black screen for a bit, then nothing. [01:45] ablyss: rdp is built into the OS ;) [01:45] ok I installed unp [01:45] !info rdesktop [01:45] rdesktop (source: rdesktop): RDP client for Windows NT/2000 Terminal Server. In component main, is optional. Version 1.7.0-1ubuntu2 (oneiric), package size 141 kB, installed size 496 kB [01:45] designbybeck: nice, whenever you want to extract anything, run: unp filename [01:46] okay i have an issue after updating to 11.10, first my internet is dead, i logged out and back in into 2d mode and its fine? which si my next issue, wheres gnome gone? :O [01:46] I guess what my conserns are, is that I don't know what switches should be on, so if it doesn't unpackage it correctly i will not know what needs to be done to fix it [01:46] !gnome|devilsolution [01:46] devilsolution: GNOME is the default !desktop environment on Ubuntu up to 10.10 To install it from Kubuntu or Xubuntu, type « sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop » in a !terminal. [01:46] DevilSolution: unity2D uses Gnome too.. [01:46] ActionParsnip, rdp sucks... you have to login as with rdp, whereas with tightvnc you don't [01:46] Ok thanks ActionParsnip I'm going to try it now [01:46] hmm but its unity layout not classic gnome [01:47] ablyss: rdp has encryption so is suitable for over WWW, VNC has zero security and you should connect via SSH tunnel (extra work for the user) [01:47] DevilSolution: its still gnome, unity is nothing but a shell [01:47] ablyss: does tightvnc allow me to access X11 from myh window machine? [01:47] anyway, the internet is the real issue, why does it work in 2d and not 3d mode? [01:47] doesnt read my network card for some reason, wireshark either [01:47] DevilSolution: in 3d mode, run: sudo dhclient eth0 (change eth0 for your network interface if it is not eth0) [01:48] cfhowlett, btw MBR is on ubuntu partition? [01:48] alright ill try it thanks [01:48] brb [01:48] sKew^_-: the default ubuntu partition is MBR type [01:49] ActionParsnip: you must dream in linux scripts :) [01:49] *agrees with recon69_lap [01:49] I'm receiving "connection closed" trying to connect to vnc using Remote Desktop Viewer. [01:49] I'm connecting Ubuntu to Mac. [01:50] recon69_lap: use the OS long enough and you learn this stuff :) [01:50] jrib, sorry baby was crying [01:50] cant login with c a f1 [01:50] cfhowlett, okey i see, then i need to install it there ext4 and i cud, remove ntfs boot parition /dev/sda1 ? [01:50] Mene-Mene: can other systems connect to the Mac? [01:50] ActionParsnip: been using it for ages, the easier it get to use the more i forget [01:50] This is the pioneer. [01:51] It got to authenticate using ipv4 [01:51] instead of ipv6 [01:51] recon69_lap: ahh gotcha, I hang in here and help. Keeps it fresh [01:51] sKew^_-: what happens? [01:51] (remmina was crashing on ipv4, but not ipv6 [01:51] Now it's just a black screen. [01:51] recon69_lap, haha. I refer to my aunt to tell me unix commands she learned from using them prolifically over a decade ago. Stuff that I don't remember despite using linux for the better part of this prior decade. :P [01:51] skrewt: what happens? [01:52] It's burnt into her memory. [01:52] login incorrect [01:52] its like passwd isnt taking [01:52] skrewt: are you on a different computer now? [01:52] yea [01:52] ActionParsnip: how do I setup my linux machine so that I can connect from my window machine via rdp? [01:52] of course [01:52] skrewt: ok, go to recovery mode again [01:52] ActionParsnip: I haven't tried. [01:53] jrib, and drop to root term? [01:53] skrewt: yes [01:53] I'm no longer getting dropped, but I'm stuck at a black screen. [01:53] !ltsp | barakisbrown [01:53] barakisbrown: LTSP is the Linux Terminal Server Project, which adds thin-client support to Linux servers. See chapter 3 of the !edubuntuhandbook, http://www.ltsp.org and/or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Terminal_Server_Project [01:53] jrib, dualboot, win7, 11.10 and im not 100% sure that it is a good ide to remove the windows boot partition & expand the "C:/" whit the ntfs boot partition. and im gonna try to install burg bootloader ( http://ubuntuosusers.blogspot.com/2011/10/how-to-install-burg-on-ubuntu-1104-1110.html ) [01:53] barakisbrown: what are you connecting to the ubuntu desktop to achieve? [01:53] jrib, im there [01:54] it's the Internet, all our brains are getting lazy, why remember it if you can google it. think i have a case against google for giving me Alzheimer ? [01:54] recon69_lap: what's alzheimers? I forgot... [01:55] ActionParsnip, 2 sec let me google what alzheimers is :) [01:55] does anyone here have any enterprise experience with PPTP and split tunnelling? [01:55] skrewt: I was going to have you: 1) use passwd and then 2) try to login as the user with "su" but since you are root, it wouldn't prompt for a password. So how about creating a new user temporarily (use « adduser USERNAME »), then su to the new user, and then try your old one [01:55] ActionParsnip: So I do not have to walk into the other room to use it?? I want to access from my window machine which is in another room?? [01:56] barakisbrown: yes but what would yuo walk through to do? [01:56] does anyone here have any enterprise experience with PPTP and split tunnelling? [01:56] barakisbrown: what is the purpose of connecting [01:57] ActionParsnip: to learn about linux and abiltiy to use another os without using a VM or dualbooting..:) [01:57] lol, something about me2 seems familiar [01:57] barakisbrown, use RDP [01:57] barakisbrown: I guess, could use SSH and CLI or X forwarding ;) [01:57] lol, 2am here, of to fluffy cloud land, goodnight :) [01:58] sudo burg-install "(hd0)" ---- (hd0) = /dev/sda5 - wereis? my ext4 ubuntu partion rigth? [01:58] my system doesn't go beyond the grub menu. When running the live-cd any of the options the menu provides me just boots the cd again and takes me back to the menu. Anyone had the same issue/ has a solution? [01:59] tiago, AMS_ITGuy here we were talking earlier before the Ops booted me.... does your system not fully boot off of a LiveCD? [01:59] Well, thanks, I'll just abandon vnc, apparently I don't need it for what I'm trying to do. [01:59] tiago, are you sure you booting from the CD [01:59] well it takes me to the menu displayed by the live-cd (try ubuntu, install ubuntu, etc) [01:59] tiago: what GPU do you use? [02:00] ActionParsnip, it's not a GPU issue [02:00] nvidea [02:00] bah [02:00] i think the problem may be from hardware but maybe memory or something, how can i determine the problem? [02:01] is there any set of commands i can run which will point me in the right direction? [02:03] tiago: have you tried booting to a cmdline , would probably bypass graphics issues [02:03] tiago: tried the boot option: nouveau.blacklist=1 [02:03] tiago: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded? [02:04] ActionParsnip: this iso has worked before [02:04] recon69_lap: how can i do so? [02:04] tiago: try hitting f1-f6 while its booting [02:04] tiago: did you butn the CD as sowly as possible (assuming you are using a CD) [02:05] barakisbrown, tightvnc will let u access x10 as long as you have desktop sharing enabled, plus tightvnc works freely on win7 [02:05] Config Burg-pc GRUB install devices:[_] /dev/sda ? is it rigth? my linux is on sda5 but cant change number there only [*] /dev/sda [02:05] sKew^_-: burg isn't supported here [02:05] erm, x11, not x10.. [02:07] tiago: or you can hit any key when you get the little icon , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions [02:07] i can mount my NTFS drive... however I can't access my user directory... it just hangs... is there a workaround? [02:08] wchan_: if windows is encrypted in any way ... no. [02:08] recon69_lap: f2 will show me the bios but that's it [02:08] cfhowlett: does it encrypt by default? what if i have the windows user password? [02:09] tiago: skip f2, and let it get passed the bios screen before hitting keys [02:09] recon69_lap: that logo shows up, and the menu also, that's the menu that doesn't do anything [02:09] recon69_lap: ok [02:09] tiago: you look at that link i posted [02:10] wchan_: I can see my win7 home (premium?) no problem. Do you have win enterprise or something?? [02:10] cfhowlett: i have the professional version? [02:10] whatever comes with MSDNAA [02:10] i can access every folder except for the C:/Users/username/ [02:10] which is where all my documents are stored :( [02:11] tiago: and how do you mean it does nothing? is it lockedup [02:11] wchan_, if there's a setting for "don't allow other users to see this folder" (I forget what it's called, in windows) it may be encrypted. But I am not sure so don't take my word on this. [02:11] recon69_lap: yep the logo and menu that show up are the ones in that site. When i mean nothing i mean it just boots back into this same menu [02:11] lion42: any workaround on how to access the folder? or would i have to find a windows machine to access it? [02:12] no matter what option is selected [02:12] jrib, i couldnt get the pw changed but i could get logged in with the new user. this is an old netbook i dont use (hence forgetting the pw) that i only want to keep on my nightstand to serve as a baby monitor. so the user acct wasnt important, i just needed a fullscreen web browser. THANK YOU!! [02:12] tiago: have you done the check cd for defects [02:12] wchan_, what do you mean, find a windows machine? Isn't this an install of windows you're trying to access? [02:12] tiago: is the ram healthy? there is a memtester on the CD [02:12] skrewt jrib http://imagebin.org/196269 [02:13] ActionParsnip: every option in the CD just boots back into the menu [02:13] cfhowlett, is that automatic or something? [02:13] lion42: yes. but its a hassle to swap harddrives and grab the data... im running ubuntu only right now. [02:13] tiago: not a good sign. I'd rebuurn the CD as sowly as possible again [02:13] skrewt: no that's a gift from me to you. [02:13] lion42: i want to copy the data to my ubuntu ext4 [02:13] tiago: a few years ago spent ages tring to workout why my rig was crashing, eventuly worked out the cpu was overheating [02:13] Question ActionParsnip the instructions say to cp the default Virtual ost file to another file, can't I just add that content to whats there already? http://www.pasteall.org/28922 [02:13] cfhowlett, thanks! its a two for one with the baby in the picture [02:13] but from the memtester that I ran in the GRUB menu I got some errors, don't know if these are just incompatibilities or errors [02:14] wchan_, I'd suggest you do that. If it is truly locked down you will not be able to access the data unless you log into windows. I can't think of another suggestion, unfortunately. [02:14] tiago: do you see red lines in the bottom right of the screen, like this: http://www.mynetnuke.com/Portals/28/images/Articles/MemtestMNN.jpg [02:14] wchan_: the only workaround would be to disable whatever protection windows is running and then reboot buntu and try again [02:15] recon69_lap: how can I get to the bottom of the problem? [02:15] lion42, cfhowlett: so i guess you are saying nobody has a ntfs package to decrypt the data even if i have the password [02:15] ActionParsnip: yep [02:15] tiago: think we might be getting a answer soon [02:15] wchan_, I'm sure it's possible someone does, but I have no idea about it, sorry. [02:15] wchan_: encryption is DESIGNED to be tough to crack... [02:16] tiago: your ram is bad [02:16] cfhowlett: encryption is designed to be touch to crack IF you dont have the password [02:16] yee, lost my ability to remember anything but can predict the future =-O [02:16] im sure MSFT wouldn't resort to some homebrew encryption algorithm. but rather use something like AES... [02:16] wchan_: true. should have specified illegal crack. [02:17] tiago: if you have multiple sticks, remove one with the power OFF and rerun the test, see if you get no rednes, if its still red, put it back in with the power OFF and remove a different one [02:17] cfhowlett, even in the realm of legality, the password a user uses to log into windows and prompt decryption wouldn't be the key used to actually permanently decrypt the data with some external program, right? [02:17] wchan_: there a number of articles on decryption with windows. [02:17] ActionParsnip: it's a laptop [02:18] don't know if i'm willing to open it and risk further problems [02:18] tiago, a laptop can have multiple sticks of ram. Try looking up your model or calling your manufacturer to find out what the case is with your computer. [02:18] tiago: try earth yourself first by touching a metal radiator or metal electric device that is pluged in first [02:18] lion42: lazy users would absolutely use their default username/password unless forced otherwise e.g. ubuntu ecryptfs forces a phrase that is unrelated to name/password [02:18] tiago, removing and exchanging ram in a computer is typically the easiest repair task you can perform. [02:19] ok [02:19] tiago: stil l has ram. they make the ram easy to access for easy upgrades [02:19] hey i am having a compile error and i dont understand what i am missing any ideas? here is the output of make http://pastebin.com/DxcYmkAj [02:20] running ubuntu 11.10 === ysnoi is now known as TheYsNoi [02:20] SHOVELL: did you install gcc [02:20] was mt-daapd pulled from ubuntu? the online page doesn't say so, but when I try to install I get this message: "Package mt-daapd is not available, but is referred to by another package" [02:20] SHOVELL: tremulous is in the repos...? [02:21] i will look but i think it is [02:21] !info tremulous | SHOVELL [02:21] SHOVELL: tremulous (source: tremulous): Aliens vs Humans, team based FPS game with elements of an RTS. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 1.1.0-5 (oneiric), package size 656 kB, installed size 1560 kB [02:21] ActionParsnip, i know that i am attempting to compile a modification [02:22] SHOVELL: enable the multiverse repo and its easily installed [02:22] SHOVELL: oic [02:22] SHOVELL: I suggest you install the build-dep of tremulous then, may help [02:22] recon69_lap, yes pkg gcc is installed [02:23] oh, nevermind… Status: deleted. mt-daapd was pulled from oneiric it seems [02:24] SHOVELL: http://xserverx.com/forums/showthread.php?mode=linear&tid=3436&pid=26875 got some suggestion you could try [02:25] that is the tuto i am working off of [02:25] recon69_lap, that is the tuto i am working off of === ram is now known as Guest5724 [02:29] SHOVELL: seems ypu missing something called q3lcc , probably a separate dependency that you need to build first [02:29] recon69_lap, hmmm [02:31] SHOVELL: have a look at this http://xserverx.com/forums/archive/index.php/thread-3436.html [02:31] recon69_lap, thank you!!! [02:32] SHOVELL: C++ what fun, i wish you luck [02:32] well only if it was it is written in "c" [02:32] be sure to do a 'sudo apt-get build-deps packagename' to pull in needed dev packages to compile newer versions easially. :) [02:33] or is it build-dep i never can rember, [02:33] admin abuse in ubuntu-offtopic [02:33] bye all - work time for me. [02:33] someone please address the issue in offtopic [02:33] ops there are abusing privaledge [02:33] hane fun dr_willis [02:34] SHOVELL: you trying some game programming? [02:35] recon69_lap, just trying to compile something someone else allready did [02:35] HiAll! [02:35] slackware > ubuntu === Administrator is now known as Guest77855 [02:35] Only linux wannabes use ubuntu [02:35] Nemeiisisis, did you have a support question? [02:35] yeah === Ivoz_ is now known as Guest71540 [02:35] support me by unbanning me from offtopic [02:35] or address the issue with op privileged abuse [02:36] I said " ubuntu fell apart since natty release" and the mod banned me for that @ bazhang [02:36] Nemeiisisis, /j #ubuntu-ops [02:37] how can I download the source from svn website? [02:37] anyway to install new kernel frm ppa in 10.04 ? [02:38] SHOVELL: Haa, was going to suggest something but not relevant if you just compiling other people code, just remember you need to find the first error and read that [02:38] LMAO [02:38] rec well this is a first step tward some coding [02:38] recon69_lap, well this is a first step tward some coding [02:40] So I was looking to enable my root account [02:40] Nemeiisisis: the #ubuntu-ops channel is for discussing bans [02:40] Emery: its not supported here [02:40] i was banned from ubuntu ops [02:40] Emery: nor is it needed [02:40] for no reason [02:40] now im reporting to freenode statfs [02:40] I would like to use the root account [02:40] So how ? [02:40] Nemeiisisis: it will be discussed / lifed in #ubuntu-ops [02:40] bazhang: is a fucking fag [02:40] lol [02:41] Emery: use: sudo -i you are now root. [02:41] i have a vpn setup... and i get my nat from the vpn server so when i browse i use their public ip address...i connect to the net/vpn using the wireless portion of my pc...when im not conencted to vpn i can bridge to my wireless just by goign to network manager>edit connection>wired connection1> and changing method to shared to other computers..i tried doign this with openvpn connected but all i get is an APIPA address 169.2 [02:41] 54.9.129 how can i bridge this to work as it does without the vpn connection?? [02:41] No i want to use a real root account [02:41] Emery: if you run: whoami you will see it is: root [02:41] !noroot | Emery [02:41] Emery: We do not support setting a root password. You're free to do it on your own machine, but please don't offer instructions on how to set a root password or ask for help with setting it. See !root and !wfm for more information. [02:41] anyone know why vmware fails installing stuff into the kernel for precise 3.2.0-14 [02:41] SHOVELL: well cutting you teeth on C++ is quite ambitious, [02:41] No i want to use the root account, thanks [02:42] Fudge: ask in #ubuntu+1 for precise please === enchilad1 is now known as enchilado [02:42] Emery: its not supported here [02:42] so, i'd like to use root [02:42] so tell me how [02:42] Emery: neither is it needed in any way [02:42] look faggot [02:42] ... [02:42] Emery: again, its not supoprted here, nor will anyone tell you [02:42] I want to use the root account [02:42] ActionParsnip: I think emmery is a troll bot [02:42] Emery: listen, its not supported here [02:42] don't get all pissy [02:42] i want to use root [02:43] Emery, watch the language and attitude [02:43] faggot [02:43] Emery: you said, and I replied [02:43] don't tell me no [02:43] su [02:43] sudo su [02:43] bazhang: thanks [02:43] fellayaboy: sudo -i is advised ;) [02:44] why sudo -i? [02:44] it works best [02:44] man sudo [02:44] fellayaboy: its an (i)nteractive sudo [02:44] properly sets environment and stuff [02:44] damo22: you there [02:45] ohh so what about su...im a noobish [02:45] fellayaboy: su is for (s)witching (u)ser [02:45] su u will be root [02:45] hey guys i just wrote some code that uses, glib.h and dbus-glib.h ; how do i compile/link them? what flags do i have to add to gcc? looking at the error i get I'm supposed to specify the location of glib.h i guess [02:46] fellayaboy: with no username, it defaults to root, ubuntu's system has root disabled so you will failauthentication [02:46] i was wondering is a linux OS that dosent use grub' [02:46] Anthony: you can use lilo if you wish [02:46] oh ok so i used sudo -i on my own and it seems to work exactly like su [02:46] i was just workign with su...so this is why it interests me [02:46] Anthony: you don't HAVE To use grub - just some form of bootloader [02:46] fellayaboy: su will fail auth as you will be asked for a password of a disabled account [02:47] how do i not use it [02:47] is that all [02:47] eQuiNoX__: probably best to ask in the C++ channel [02:47] Anthony: uninstall grub and install lilo and you can use lilo, most of the ubuntu docs assume grub though [02:47] oh i c [02:47] recon69_lap: thanks [02:47] fellayaboy: sudo -i will use your users system configs too [02:48] well what os uses lilo [02:48] oh i see [02:48] eQuiNoX__: that the CPP channel not that i think of it [02:48] recon69_lap: sorry? dint get you [02:48] is there way to run a ful version of knopix [02:49] so when is it approriate to use su and sudo -i..should i just totally forget about su then? [02:49] Anthony, yeah it calls slackware :) [02:49] Anthony I think freebsd uses lilo [02:49] where do i get it [02:50] can soemone help me i have a vpn setup... and i get my nat from the vpn server so when i browse i use their public ip address...i connect to the net/vpn using the wireless portion of my pc...when im not conencted to vpn i can bridge to my wireless just by goign to network manager>edit connection>wired connection1> and changing method to shared to other computers..i tried doign this with openvpn connected but all i get is an [02:50] APIPA address 169.2 [02:50] 54.9.129 how can i bridge this to work as it does without the vpn connection?? [02:50] fellayaboy: you only really need su to switch to another user or run a single command as another user, if you want to 'become root' use: sudo -i [02:50] eQuiNoX__: the channel is ##c++ but they can be a bit unfriendly [02:50] why are you chosing OS from bootloader preinstalled in os? [02:50] Anthony, ^ [02:50] recon69_lap: haha thanks for the warning, ill do a search myself before i ask anyhow [02:51] ooh ok...so if i have another admin account with user name adminMan...and i want to use him i just type in su adminMan in terminal? [02:51] im a lil noobish [02:51] fellayaboy: yes, you will then need adminman's password and then when you run; whoami it will output: adminman [02:52] fellayaboy: you are learning, which is a good :) [02:52] cool so then would sudo -i adminMan do the same thing? [02:52] eQuiNoX__: you will have to use the -L and -I compile flags as far as i remember , most projects have complex build scripts to work all this stuff out [02:52] hi all...so running gnome-shell, and wondering what the right ctrl button does? [02:52] eQuiNoX__: you might what to read about 'ant' [02:53] where can i get copy of slacware [02:53] ActionParsnip, so then according to your logic running sudo -i adminMan wouldnt change me to adminMan would it [02:53] recon69_lap: oh no im not trying to build a huge project, its just a a small 50line c code that i wrote and wanna try out which uses functions from those headers [02:53] fellayaboy: if you use -v instead, you can authenticate as adminman assuming you have the password. I'd check the man page of sudo [02:53] fellayaboy: you'd use: su adminMan [02:54] oh okay [02:54] that makes sense [02:54] Anthony: http://bit.ly/zwecUG. [02:54] thanks ActionParsnip [02:54] i learnt something new there [02:54] fellayaboy: never a bad thing :) [02:55] fellayaboy: true multiuser is powerful :) [02:55] u think if i take a linux+ course i could learn a great chuck of this stuff [02:55] what do u mean ActionParsnip [02:55] its more powerful to have more than one admin account? [02:55] eQuiNoX__: look something like 'gcc main.cpp -l /src/lib/mylib/include.h -L /path/to/some/lib/somthing' [02:56] eQuiNoX__: been a while since i worked with cpp [02:56] fellayaboy: you could have the accounts in different groups, giving different access [02:56] is there one that looks more like knoppix [02:56] anyone else using virtualbox and having problems with the host key? i think it might be conflicting keybind, but having a hard time figuring it out [02:56] that would probably be useful for a big network such as an office not at home [02:57] i dont see how thats actually helpful i mean [02:57] fellayaboy: true, plus each user can have its own admin account, so you can see who did what in logs [02:57] arjuna: with guest additions installed or no? [02:57] oooh i see [02:57] charlie testing anyone know where? [02:57] oh i see...could that be useful for at home use..some sort of a benefit or some sort [02:57] Anthony: how do you mean> [02:57] of some sort* [02:58] like knoppix, how looks and runs [02:58] fellayaboy: yes, one admin to control, rather than in windows where everyone is an admin [02:58] cfhowlett, with...this is a copied vdi from the same machine, previously running maverick...maybe try reinstalling guest additions? [02:58] Anthony: slitaz, tinycore, puppy [02:59] arjuna: reinstall guest add's should fix the key problem. [02:59] right ..soemtimes not even an admin at times...theres been many times i tried to get rid of somethign in the registry and i never could...so much for power [02:59] cfhowlett, thank you, gonna try that now... [02:59] Hello, I am trying to run ubuntu on omap4430 blaze board, but with no luck [03:00] I followed https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/OmapNetbook [03:00] I got "Uncompressing Linux... done, booting the kernel.", then console hung, any advice? thanks === dhruvasagar_ is now known as dhruvasagar [03:02] What's the application for getting icons in systray ? [03:02] ubuntu 11.10 [03:02] the original console is set as "console=ttyS2,115200n8", I modified it to ttyO2, still has same issue [03:03] ActionParsnip: with of those is best [03:03] Yo, how do I find out the IP of a server via terminal? [03:03] i'm off to bed for real this time, good night [03:03] I know it's "ifconfig" to find out my own [03:04] anyone know? [03:06] Anthony: there is no best [03:07] hello. I want to install package "mumble" from the ppa:slicer, but there's a package in ubuntu-universe (of a lower version?) that conflicts. How can I get information on the mumble from the ppa, and select it to install? [03:09] whats the best verion of linux right now that uses lilo as boot loader [03:09] semitones: did you add the ppa [03:09] cfhowlett, sorry to bother...any ideas how to get to the devices menu (won't go fullscreen, not showing minitoolbar)? [03:09] Nobody run ubuntu on blaze board?:( [03:09] !best|anthony [03:09] ActionParsnip: yes, I did add-ppa and said yes [03:09] anthony: 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. [03:09] Anthony: there is no 'best linux version' [03:09] arjuna: wait one for my virtual buntu to boot [03:10] semitones: and did you run: sudo apt-get update [03:10] greetings folks, I'm having a hard time installing 11.10 on my laptop because the video card is barely supported in linux. Is there a way to force the install to use the VESA drivers rather than the nouveau or nVidia drivers? [03:10] can anybody tell me what link local is? [03:10] arjuna: what virtual ubuntu version again?? [03:10] ActionParsnip: yep. aptitude search 'mumble' even shows that it conflicts with package 'mumble' [03:10] *aptitude show mumble === Cpudan80_ is now known as Cpudan80 [03:11] semitones: have you contacted the ppa maintainer? [03:11] cfhowlett, ubuntu is the native, win xp is the virtual [03:11] ActionParsnip: no -- is the ppa name also the launchpad name? [03:11] arjuna: ubuntu number? [03:11] oneiric, 11.10 [03:12] cfhowlett, oneiric, 11.10 [03:12] if i download lilo does it come with a version of linux [03:12] hey, anyone here have experience with dual booting windows 7 and ubuntu 11.10 on a machine with a UEFI? [03:12] arjuna: virtualbox may not be fully capable of running unity. [03:13] semitones: https://launchpad.net/~slicer has some contact email addresses [03:13] cfhowlett, disabled unity...running gnome-shell [03:13] Anthony: no, lilo is just a boot loader [03:13] arjuna: ah. OK, I'm officially over my head as I only boot LTS releases. ask the channel again, because IDK. [03:14] i need the whole thing, what do i use [03:14] cfhowlett, no worries...thank you for the help [03:14] !anyone | deper29 [03:14] deper29: 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. [03:14] Anthony: lilo is just a boot loader.What are you trying to accomplish? [03:15] Anthony: you can install lilo in Ubuntu.. [03:15] ActionParsnip: I sent him a message on irc. meanwhile, is there a way to tell aptitude, "install the mumble from ppa:slicer" ? [03:15] i want to install linux on dellinspiron 600m [03:15] melinate, xserver-xorg-video-vesa should be available [03:15] ActionParsnip: so i removed the first stick and it seemed to do the trick, back to normal, thanks [03:15] Oer: is that a package? [03:16] Sorry. I'm having an issue getting 11.10 working on my computer. I get this message when I try to boot invalid arch independent ELF magic [03:16] tiago: bad ram will affect al the system as the apps run in ram [03:16] #ovirt [03:16] tiago: its one reason why memtest is on the CD, RAM is stupidly cheap so you can slam another stick in later [03:17] !info xserver-xorg-video-vesa [03:17] xserver-xorg-video-vesa (source: xserver-xorg-video-vesa): X.Org X server -- VESA display driver. In component main, is optional. Version 1:2.3.0-7 (oneiric), package size 16 kB, installed size 96 kB [03:17] Anthony: that's an old machine and it's specs will make running the latest ubuntu a challenge. Suggest you install xubuntu or lubuntu - both are lightweight distros perfect for low spec machines [03:18] Anthony: that doesn't quote depend on lilo ? [03:18] Anthony: are you having issues with your Ubuntu CD? [03:18] ActionParsnip: what could cause the ram to get like this? now i'm not sure if it was the ram in itself or the structure it was holding it since a piece below the left clip is broken [03:18] !install | Anthony [03:18] Anthony: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - Don't want to use a CD? See http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate [03:19] Oer: thanks, my problem is how do I force that driver to be used rather than one of the nvidia drivers during install? I'm guessing I need to do a server install first, but haven't tried that yet [03:19] tiago: age, voltage fluctuations (suden power offs), cheap ram [03:21] I tried doing this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1014708 and ended up getting this at the end http://pastebin.com/6DDRfctF [03:23] ActionParsnip: is there a way to deactivate a RAM stick, so that there is no need to remove it? [03:23] tiago: unless your BIOS supports it, no [03:24] tiago: some server motherboards can deactivate CPU and RAM slots so you can swap parts out [03:24] melinate, you could try alternate cd, it is textbased [03:25] deper29: your root isn't /mnt it can be mounted in /mnt/ though [03:25] !alternate [03:25] The Alternate CD is a classic text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/alternative-download#alternate - See also !minimal [03:25] deper29: try this: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/09/live-usb-sticking-grub-2-video/ [03:26] ActionParsnip, thanks, I'll check this out now [03:26] im try xubuntu [03:26] ActionParsnip: I found out what was going on -- 404 error from the ppa when I update [03:26] Anthony: go with the LTS version 10.04. [03:26] ActionParsnip, I was on here earlier trying to get help, and someone ended up giving me this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1837235 said it was out of his abilities though :/ [03:27] !LTS|anthony [03:27] anthony: LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions of Ubuntu will be supported for 3 years on the desktop, and 5 years on the server. The current LTS version of Ubuntu is !Lucid (Lucid Lynx 10.04) [03:27] semitones: then the ppa doesn't support your release [03:27] ActionParsnip: ok. I sent the developer a question on irc, hopefully he will answer [03:27] where do i get that [03:28] I want to shit in sombodyś mouth! [03:28] woah, forked-laapd is awesome. [03:28] Anthony: what part of the world are you in [03:28] usa [03:29] !op | BABY_ [03:29] BABY_: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler or Jordan_U! [03:29] Anthony: http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/CDs-Xubuntu/10.04/release/ [03:29] I want to shit into you mouth urlin2u [03:29] oh yeahhh [03:29] tie me to my bedpost and sitk your big jewish cock into my asshole [03:29] Anthony: you'll want to get http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/CDs-Xubuntu/10.04/release/xubuntu-10.04.2-alternate-i386.iso [03:29] ream me hard baby [03:29] BABY_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [03:29] !ops [03:29] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds, gnomefreak, bazhang, jussi, Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler or Jordan_U! [03:29] fill me up with your gefiltecum [03:30] Anthony: will you r laptop have xubuntu only it? [03:31] is there something like daily build of 12.04? [03:31] I'd love to make custom LiveCD rebuild of this one [03:31] ksx4system, yep [03:31] yes [03:31] ksx4system: yes, but ask in #ubuntu+1 pleae [03:31] ksx4system, yes, but support is in @ubuntu+1 [03:31] ksx4system, 12.04 is ubuntu+1 [03:32] Anthony: then you should really xubuntu. be patient, follow the installation instructions and I think you'll really enjoy your machine. [03:32] thanks but I only wanted to know if daily livecd exists :) thanks anyway [03:32] ty [03:33] is anyone here familiar with open vas? [03:35] what do you use to make custom builds of the live cd? [03:35] I want to shit in your mouth sprites! [03:35] how to ignore /ignore rapestaffers [03:35] cfhowlett: Don't worry, he's gone [03:35] cfhowlett: /ignore nick [03:36] lol [03:36] afterdeath actionparsnip tyvm [03:36] some ppls children... [03:37] were do they come out from [03:37] It requires no comment. :) [03:37] ye :) === Guest5724 is now known as North [03:46] can someone help...my wired connection keeps getting connection established and disconnected every 2 seconds...whats going on??? [03:47] tried a different network cable? different port? [03:47] (always gotta try the easy things first) [03:47] what kind of nic is it? [03:47] unforunaltey theres no other port [03:47] :( [03:47] idk [03:48] how do i find out? [03:48] its probably not the port, but worth a shot [03:48] run: lspci [03:48] copy and paste it on pastebin [03:48] and then give me the link [03:48] i setup a vpn..i put my wired connection to share to other computers.....i connect to the net with my wireless...so im thinkin it could be that [03:49] hmm, you set up vpn to do that? [03:50] what do i chose a partiton disk for best results [03:50] Anthony, it depends on what you want to do. do you plan to have another OS on this hard drive? [03:50] yes [03:50] if not, just do the guided using the entire drive [03:50] no [03:51] fellayaboy, you probably would want something more like a NAT instead of VPN for that situation [03:51] Anthony: use the whole drive then [03:51] http://pastebin.com/ipH59ZYV# [03:51] can a tun0 connection do something like that to this thing? [03:51] k ty [03:52] fellayaboy, i really don't think you want to use a vpn here (which is what tun would be used for) [03:52] I the "cat partitions" command in the /proc folder [03:52] The boot drive is sda1 [03:52] But the files are on the lvm sda5 [03:52] the sda1 does have some files for booting [03:52] But the lvm is locked so how do I reinstall grub [03:52] Lazerath: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [03:52] wheres the log to see why its disconnecting and connecting [03:52] no i do invisiblek [03:52] im bridging my xbox to my home network [03:52] or trying to ...using vpn [03:53] any reason in particular you want to use vpn? [03:54] trying to use this app from verizon fios so i can watch tv at this temporary location using my xbox [03:55] !who [03:55] 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 :) [03:55] it only works from my lan..so im guessing if i vpn it should work [03:55] ic [03:55] !tab [03:55] You can use your key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. [03:55] are you plugged directly from the ubuntu box to the xbox? [03:56] invisiblek, yes..im plugged directly to the xbox with my ubuntu box [03:56] using a crossover or straight through cable? [03:56] straight cable [03:56] this worked before [03:57] idk if my hardware just went dead or since i upgraded to 11.10 [03:57] or the vpn setup..everything works fine...when i vpn it works good [03:57] when im not vpn it works good too invisiblek [03:57] hmm [03:58] its just the wired connection keeps restarting...at first it was stable...then it just continued to reconnect every 2 seconds... [03:58] tried with static ip addresses? [03:58] naaah [03:58] this clown just got home from woek [03:59] worth a shot, if there is an issue with whatever is handing out dhcp... [03:59] i know its not the cable [03:59] when i connect the xbox directly to the router it works fine [03:59] wheres the log [03:59] is there a log i can use? [03:59] /var/log/syslog maybe? [03:59] dmesg [03:59] let me see brb [04:00] good luck === CanolaOil is now known as Yaakovsexual [04:03] http://pastebin.com/7Xb8y8eT [04:03] take a look at that invisiblek [04:03] Hi there, does anyone know how to change the background color of the calendar in the date and time widget [04:05] Does anybody have any audio issues when using Ubuntu 11.10 when I'm on Youtube and sometimes watch another clip. All of a sudden the sound stops working and I have to close the web browser than reopen it to hear sound. [04:08] How to create ubuntu alternate cd from scratch [04:09] m4k: you can use the minimal ISO and remaster it [04:10] It's the action man. :P [04:10] Ok thnks [04:10] tada.wav [04:13] could a printer only printing in yellow and black be a software problem? [04:14] c_smith: print a huge bock of cyan and magenta, may pull the ink through, or do a head clean [04:14] *block [04:14] ActionParsnip, how would I do this? [04:16] c_smith: use gimp or similar, print head clean will depen on the make and model. HP have a fantastic tool kit which can probably do head cleaning [04:16] ah, ok [04:17] I'll try the block first. [04:17] printers are a new thing to me. === reynaldo_ is now known as Arney [04:24] ActionParsnip, looks like the ink just wasn't coming through yet, as these blocks are making it come through now. [04:24] howdy... my may ttl is suffering a graphical crisis... I am on ttl1. How do I reset the gui on ttl7? [04:25] s/may/main === root is now known as Guest64431 [04:26] that dosent work either [04:28] Anthony, you addressing somebody in particular? [04:28] Anyone have any recommendations for any good wallpaper websites? [04:28] no [04:29] Anthony, cool. [04:29] Do you know Why I cannot write on HDD secondary????? [04:29] I can read the file on HDD secondary. [04:29] im trying to installl a version of linux on a dell inprion 600 m [04:29] how do I restart unity, gnome and everything visible? [04:29] * Using Dell xps 1645 [04:29] * Using kernel 3.0.0-15, then screen frozen. [04:29] * Restart machine, but black screen with no bios or Dell logo. [04:29] * The screen doesn't seem to be working at all. [04:29] * Connect the laptop external monitor, the external monitor works, but laptop monitor is still black. [04:29] diggdeep: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [04:29] * Sometimes the laptop monitor will work suddenly. [04:30] North, by chance is your secondary Hdd NTFS? [04:31] Anthony, you have the stock 512 MB ram? [04:31] no 2g [04:33] diggdeep: what GPU do you use? [04:35] With natty/unity x86 32bit. The option to lock the screen after a period of time is kind of buggy. When I return to my screen (which should be locked) it actually lets see and interact with the desktop environment before the screen to authenticate comes up. This lasts for a couple of seconds. Why might this be happening? Does checkbox have something to test this with? [04:36] anyone here using xchat? [04:36] i am bobenhaus [04:36] Cjaredrun: Do you know how to change the output font use when talking in a channel? [04:37] Cjaredrun: Do you know how to change the output font color when talking in a channel? [04:37] :) [04:37] urlin: any i deas [04:37] sorry no bobenhaus i dont [04:38] Cjaredrun: is your font grey as well? [04:38] yes [04:38] ok : [04:38] octbyte: how can I check if it's NTF or not? [04:39] anyone familiar with running spotify under wine? it's crashing every time i use it... [04:39] what version of wine? [04:40] I'm using 1.3 [04:40] OctoByte: How can I check if it's NTFS or not? [04:42] North, the disk utility will tell you or in the terminal sudo blkid [04:42] or sudo fsdik -l [04:44] urlin2u: are you going to help me [04:44] spotify crashed on my first try but now it is running fine [04:44] :) [04:45] Anthony, if I was I use your nic, as fra as your computer and linux you just have to try a few and see what works for you. [04:45] far* [04:46] i have been having problems with grub [04:46] Anthony, what are they I missed that? [04:46] i keep getting grub rescue error [04:47] Anthony, can you give any background leading to that, and if you have more then one hard drive. [04:47] just on [04:48] anothony any back to this? [04:49] Anthony, anything preceding this grub error or just random incidence? [04:49] what you mean [04:50] Anthony, I'm not sure I can exsplain it any better then my last question. [04:51] North, disk utility or sudo fsdisk -l [04:51] i trid in stall ubuntu and xbuntu [04:51] Anthony, both..... one after the other can you give details. [04:51] urlin2u: /deb/sdb1: UUID="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3" [04:52] yes [04:52] OctoByte: can you understand? [04:53] Anthony: is the RAM healthy? [04:53] yes [04:53] Anthony: when did you last test it? === f0urtyfive is now known as ALLCAPSMAN === ALLCAPSMAN is now known as f0urtyfive [04:53] when i had windows a week ago [04:54] Anthony: windows doesn't have a ram tester [04:54] no but i was fine whe i had windows [04:54] Anthony: i don't care. I helped someone about 30 mins ago who's previous OS was OK and the RAM tested as bad [04:55] Anthony: another OS running ok is not a ram test [04:55] urlin2u: how can I save the terminal command history? [04:55] i know that [04:55] North copy and paste it to a doc === Gskellig is now known as Gskellig|away [04:56] urlin2u: it's impossible. [04:56] North: you can run: history > ~/Desktop/HistorySave.txt [04:56] North, why highlight it right click copy and then paste. [04:56] Anthony: so why say that windows ran fine, when you know that it's not a ram test [04:57] urlin2u: oh, now it works out [04:57] cuase wouldnt that cuase issues with windows [04:57] /dev/sda1: UUID="5af9c171-e566-4c85-84be-f36aa6ee6b37" TYPE="ext3" [04:57] /dev/sda5: TYPE="swap" UUID="4f3ea3c7-9588-48d3-b72b-73efd5f229a5" [04:57] /dev/sdb1: UUID="56e6fba8-12c0-4ae6-88a5-edb9b3c966ef" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3" [04:57] North, check ActionParsnip's command as well. [04:57] Anthony: windows may be able to detect and avoid bad ram [04:57] Anthony: it is a completely different OS [04:57] so how do i check [04:57] OctoByte: /dev/sda1: UUID="5af9c171-e566-4c85-84be-f36aa6ee6b37" TYPE="ext3" [04:57] /dev/sda5: TYPE="swap" UUID="4f3ea3c7-9588-48d3-b72b-73efd5f229a5" [04:57] /dev/sdb1: UUID="56e6fba8-12c0-4ae6-88a5-edb9b3c966ef" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3" [04:58] Anthony: the CD has the memtester on it, run it a few mins and if you see any RED, your RAM is damaged some place [04:58] Does anyone else have trouble networking with usb wifi adapters? [04:59] ok [05:00] OctoByte: can you guess why I cannot write on HDD secondary? [05:01] North, looks like your secondary HDD IS an ext3 (assuming that sdb1 is your secondary HDD). I think the problem is with the permissions. Looks you have read-only permissions. [05:01] OctoByte: where can I change the permission? [05:03] I checked the Properties-Permmissions. and the message is " THe permissions of "disk" could not be determined." [05:03] can anybody verify compatibility with Lynksys WMP11 wifi PCI adapter? [05:03] superdave_: what chip does it use? [05:03] OctoByte: I checked the Properties-Permmissions. and the message is " THe permissions of "disk" could not be determined." === debian is now known as Guest61029 [05:04] ActionParsnip: ahh.. no clue... it's version 4 of the hardware if that helps... [05:04] superdave_: if you can find out the chip, we can say. Linksys buy chips from atheros, intel and broadcom and make their adapters [05:06] North, Interesting, I have never encountered something like that before. I'm not really sure what to do here. But I believe the answer lies in editing your fstab. [05:06] superdave_: let me search [05:06] !hcl | superdave_ may have some compatible devices for you [05:06] superdave_ may have some compatible devices for you: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection [05:06] North: ls -l /disk/mount/point wherever that is [05:06] North, heres more info on editing your fstab: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab [05:06] OctoByte: how can I edit the fstab? [05:07] superdave_: seems to use ndiswrapper http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=7319&page=2 [05:07] ActionParsnip: it's inprocomm [05:07] North: "gksudo gedit /etc/fstab" is one method [05:07] cpbr5 [05:07] North, however I should warn you to take care when editing fstab. It can cause lots of problems if you mess up [05:08] North: mount the disk then use sudo chmod to change perms, dont force them through fstab [05:08] North, read this article first, it will help you: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab [05:08] ActionParsnip: Thanks! [05:08] superdave_: my Netgear WG311T PCI runs straight out of the box, but I don't use it [05:08] North: also make sure the disk is healthy, fsck -p /dev/sdb1 [05:08] superdave_: if it's USB, you might want to unplug it (wait a couple of seconds) plug it back in and in a terminal run "dmesg | tail -25" to find more info on the device. [05:09] i'm getting wierd boot error,, i can get to grub but can't get the kernel to load. keep getting udevd[87] [05:09] superdave_: oh, ndiswrapper... sorry, AP gave you the info already. [05:09] hi all, how can I add a .conf to upstart? I've added the file to /etc/init/ [05:10] North, listen to T_H_X he knows what he's talking about [05:10] michael_mbp: if you have written the file correctly that should be all you need to do? [05:10] michael_mbp: 1) do you really need it on boot? 2) is rc.local an option for you? [05:11] the file is god.conf [05:11] so service god start should work right? [05:13] !upstart [05:13] Upstart is meant to replace the old Sys V Init system with an event-driven init model. For more information please see: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/ [05:15] when i boot i'm getting ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/a3a... does not exist. Dropping to a shell! I can get to grub but kernel won't boot. [05:15] that's not helping as I've looked at that [05:17] spoken: is the uuid the uuid of your system partition? [05:17] i believe so but i don't know it that way. is there a way to check from initramfs? [05:18] spoken: boot to live cd and run: sudo blkid compare the strings [05:18] gotcha. will do. thank you! [05:22] I need a good RDP client, rdesktop seems kind of barebones to me [05:25] SoulShadow: I used Remmina last time I needed one. It worked [05:25] i like to rdp into my desktop while on my laptop [05:26] and mstsc in windows works wonderfully, but rdesktop is heavily lacking compared to that [05:27] how do i tell a service not to start on boot? [05:28] BryanRuiz1: the ugly way would be to rename the .conf file in /etc/init/ to foo.conf.disabled (not pretty method that's for sure) [05:29] you can edit the .conf file. but i just rename them. [05:29] simple :) but unusual [05:29] the upstart homepage/wiki may give other ways. But i dont think theres a standard way to do it. [05:30] upstart still lacks basic features [05:30] if you dont want a service running. why do you have it installed? [05:30] upstart docs i belive mention how doint that stuff is left up to the disrto maker. :) Been ages since i last looked at them. [05:31] semen cum jizz splooge nut seed spunk wad [05:33] lol [05:37] question: is ubuntun 11.10 gnome desktop? [05:37] bobenhaus: yes, using unity shell === Gskellig|away is now known as Gskellig [05:37] yes bobe [05:37] 11.10 uses gnome3 wigth the unity shell by default [05:37] bobenhaus, [05:37] actionparsnip: tanks [05:37] bobenhaus: if you like the gnome2 look, use xubuntu [05:37] How do I change my hostname by commands [05:38] or fallback [05:38] !nounity [05:38] 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 [05:38] how do I install xubuntu? [05:38] !hostname [05:38] Use hostname to set the hostname, or to do it permanently: edit /etc/hosts to include BOTH the old and new hostname and then change /etc/hostname to the new one. WARNING! Make sure that your current hostname and /etc/hosts match, otherwise sudo may not work properly. [05:38] !gnome [05:38] GNOME is the default !desktop environment on Ubuntu up to 10.10 To install it from Kubuntu or Xubuntu, type « sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop » in a !terminal. [05:38] bobenhaus: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop [05:38] skilz: gksudo gedit /etc/hosts & then run: gksudo gedit /etc/hostname [05:38] skilz: change both files (case sensitive), then reboot [05:38] doh. I just typed sudo apt-get install gnome [05:39] crizzy: no need for the apps too, you just need xfce4 [05:39] that may install a few extra gnome files [05:39] crizzy: you can use the standing gnome apps in xfce [05:39] I changed /etc/hosts [05:39] what else? [05:39] well, yes [05:39] tho i recommend testing gnome3 fallback first [05:39] !hostname | skilz [05:39] skilz: Use hostname to set the hostname, or to do it permanently: edit /etc/hosts to include BOTH the old and new hostname and then change /etc/hostname to the new one. WARNING! Make sure that your current hostname and /etc/hosts match, otherwise sudo may not work properly. [05:40] skilz: you need to change /etc/hostname at the same time, or sudo won't work. Thats why I said to open BOTH files before editting [05:40] apart from needing holding alt to make any changes to panels it's like classic === Ivoz is now known as Guest51602 [05:45] action: its taken a long time [05:46] Anthony: it will run indefinately if you let it, have you any red in the main part of the screen? [05:46] how do i load a module i just installed [05:46] damo22: "sudo modprobe foo" [05:46] Anthony: like this: http://www.mynetnuke.com/Portals/28/images/Articles/MemtestMNN.jpg [05:46] no says errors zero [05:46] crap wrong channel!! [05:46] Anthony: cool, hit ESC and the system will boot, your RAM is error free :D [05:47] i meant a haskell module [05:47] sorry ot [05:47] ok then what [05:49] What's the best way to run a command on startup? [05:49] macmartine: add it to /etc/rc.local [05:49] macmartine: init would be the one but I forgot how :\ [05:49] macmartine: ^ what he said. [05:50] Anthony: not quite sure tbh, maybe others can advisWe have removed bad ram as a cause of the issue though which is good [05:50] yeah [05:50] Hi, I bought a new sound card/interface combo and and I can get the inputs to record through a recording workshop, I've tried qjackcontorl and patchete for alsa and even reinstalling alsa and still wont work. Please Help. [05:50] somsip: Thanks! [05:51] macmartine: np [05:51] macmartine: depends on the comman d also [05:52] rimp: does it output sound ok? [05:52] macmartine: does it need to be run as root? [05:52] I'm starting a process monitor with "god -c god/resque.god" for https://github.com/mojombo/god [05:52] yeah [05:53] macmartine: then it will need to go in /etc/rc.local above the 'exit 0' line [05:53] macmartine: use full pathes when using rc.local [05:53] Yes, i can even adjust input volume through the alsa mixer and it works through headphones but not into software [05:53] thanks guys [05:53] is there a way to reboot from an ssh session and specify a previous kernel to be boot with ? [05:54] is it possible to use my VDI over the network on my other terminal ? [05:54] hipitihop: you will need to edit the DEFAULT= line in /etc/default/grub to specify the kernel [05:54] hipitihop: you need to set it default in grub [05:54] hipitihop: man grub-reboot [05:54] ^^ [05:54] hipitihop: edit it and run: sudo update-grub to make it stick [05:54] grub entries start at 0 zero, not one when counting also i belive [05:55] you don't need to edit any file for this [05:55] how can you get info on what cahnged, like release notes from package versions? [05:55] hipitihop: if you run: sudo update-grub you can see the list of installed kernels and such (the recovery mode lines), the latest will be line 0 [05:55] Fudge: aptitude changelog packagename [05:55] llutz_: ah, wasn't aware of that one. [05:55] llutz: what do you mean no need to edit file [05:55] 这是一个测试 [05:55] this is test [05:56] hipitihop: read "man grub-reboot" [05:56] llutz_: that's pretty badass [05:56] thanks [05:56] llutz_: sudo grub-reboot 1 for example? [05:56] Can anyone help me? [05:56] ActionParsnip: thats what the man-page says [05:57] llutz_: i gots the man page online, doesn't really say how 'entry' is defined afaics [05:58] action: any ideas [05:58] " ENTRY is a number or a menu item title" ActionParsnip [05:58] ActionParsnip: It could either be an entry number, starting from 0, or an entry title like 'Ubuntu, with Linux 3.2.0-12-generic'. [05:58] i do recall reading where some of these grub commands need the 'saved last entry' feature/option enabled in the grub configs [05:59] ActionParsnip, llutz, Jordan_U: thanks for your help [05:59] but ive never used the features. [05:59] Jordan_U: nice, learned something new [06:00] ActionParsnip: there's "grub-set-default" too :) [06:03] Action: [06:06] llutz: hmm tries 'sudo grub-reboot 1' and 'sudo grub-reboot 2' and both times it asked to confirm rebot, it did, but I log in and it seem to be running same latest entry [06:07] llutz: update grub shows "Found kernel: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-38-generic [06:07] Found kernel: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-37-generic [06:07] Found kernel: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-36-generic [06:07] Found kernel: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-35-generic... [06:07] hipitihop: Did you put GRUB_DEFAULT=saved in /etc/default/grub and run "sudo update-grub"? [06:08] !pastebin | hipitihop [06:08] hipitihop: 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. [06:08] Jordan_U, I thought I did not need to do that if using 'sudo grub-reboot' [06:09] hipitihop: You do, if you're using grub2. I think you're using grub legacy though, which I don't recommend. What is the output of "grub-install --version"? [06:10] Jordan_U, (GNU GRUB 0.97) [06:10] hipitihop: That's grub legacy. [06:11] hipitihop: I recommend that you upgrade to grub2. It's pretty safe, but you should have a LiveCD handy just in case something goes wrong. [06:11] Jordan_U, hmm, seems upgrade to LTS did not sort that [06:12] Jordan_U, ok have a few things running on this machine so will have to schedule a reasonable time to fiddle with gruva and live cd in hand... [06:12] hipitihop: upgrades to 10.04LTS where design NOT to upgrade grub by default, it's working as designed [06:13] hipitihop: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Upgrading_to_GRUB_2_From_GRUB [06:13] Jordan_U, if my grub menu does not show on bott, is there a way to bring it up while machine is booting ? [06:15] hipitihop: With grub legacy in Ubuntu the menu was always shown by default. With grub2 in Ubuntu the menu is hidden by default unless you dual boot, and can be accessed at boot by holding shift even when it's hidden. [06:16] ACTION [06:16] Jordan_U, this is originally a mythbuntu install which has gone through upgrades so not really sure what the defaultis, but willsee if I can choose via shift [06:16] Jordan_U, ActionParsnip: thanks for your help guys. [06:17] anthony... hopkins? quinn? bourdain? [06:17] whyat [06:17] !tab | Anthony [06:17] Anthony: You can use your key for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. [06:17] which [06:18] ubottu: [06:18] ubottu [06:20] Anthony: sup0? [06:21] Anthony: if you TAB complete my FULL nick it will highlight me.. [06:21] rsyslogd @ 11.04 hangs on upgrade/startup/whatever [06:21] any ideas? [06:21] so what do i do [06:21] Anthony: Didn't you see what I said literally 30 mins ago [06:21] 05:50 < ActionParsnip> Anthony: not quite sure tbh, maybe others can advisWe have removed bad ram as a cause of the issue though which is good [06:22] yeah i saw that but stuck i dont know who esles to ask [06:22] Anthony: not me, I thought it would be obvious to anyone NOT to ask someone who doesn't know and has made clear they don't know... [06:23] Anthony: so why do you keep bothering me, it makes absolutely no sense at all [06:23] ok sorry [06:23] :DD [06:23] Can any one help me with a Grub Rescue error [06:24] Anthony kk, can you boot it manually though? [06:24] ztane: /var full maybe? You sure logrotate is installed? [06:24] no OS [06:24] ?? [06:25] Anthony: Please run boot info script and pastebin the RESULTS.txt [06:25] !bootinfo | Anthony [06:25] Anthony: Boot info script is a usefull script for diagnosing boot problems. Run the script following the directions here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1291280 and then look at RESULTS.txt (or !pastebin it for others to look at). [06:25] theadmin: 145 gigs free [06:25] theadmin: it also hangs on stop [06:26] ztane: Hmm... Any output when you start it manually as in "sudo service rsyslogd start"? [06:26] theadmin: no [06:26] just hangs, but starts the job,i f i ctrl-c it is already started [06:27] ztane: Ah then probably something wrong with the config file in /etc/init/ [06:29] Q: Anyone can assist me on removing known "ecryptfs-add-passphrase"s ? It says it stores it to kernel keyring, which I have no clue what it is. [06:29] (basically I want my system to forget the details about how to unencrypt the private area, so I can start over setting it up) [06:29] (trying to mount my old private dir .. ) [06:31] Rockj: "ecryptfs-manager" might help, honestly I don't see anything about it in the manual page, but just try running that I guess :$ I'm still looking though [06:32] .mjjk. [06:32] [06:35] theadmin: hmm, config is unchanged [06:35] actually the daemon does not seem to start now [06:35] but it does on commandline [06:36] ztane: Hm, even weirder [06:36] Anthony: Are you having any problem running boot info script or pastebining the RESULTS.txt? [06:36] my built-in webcam is visible in lsusb, lsmod shows 'video' but I do not have a /dev/video any ideas? [06:37] i wonder if upstart is somehow gotten founny [06:38] no [06:38] *funny [06:41] theadmin: reboot helped, not nice, fortunately this was not in production [06:42] Anthony: Do you realize that you still haven't posted a link to your RESULTS.txt? [06:42] yes i did [06:42] [06:43] why can i access windows shares on C: but not on a second drive D: - the whole D drive is shared but accessing says Failed to mount [06:45] Anthony: That's not a proper link. First of all it has